a job you a chief, detained since august 2021 which is 0 calls for the immediate release of its gentlest, detained in egypt. journalism is not a crime. on the, [000:00:00;00] the hello, on sammy's a done. this is the news out live from dell coming off in the next 60 minutes. at least 31 palestinian protest is into the officer as rel. open as far as the demonstration. neither garza bowed up. meanwhile, from the podium of the un, but new mean does have you out tells the world as well as on the costs of

normalizing ties, the saudi arabia, we must not give the palestinians a veto over new peace treaties with arab states. russia says you kindly, and this also struck the headquarters of its blacks, the fleeting crimea or us democratic senator and his wife were charged with bribery and have the nicest proportions on far as my with the sport will have the latest from the rest, the world cup in from the snow are taking on argentina and a full d match and sent at all the action coming out later in the program. the when we begin in the occupied palestinian territories with yet another day, thousands of palestinians have been injured off to coming under his way. the file. it happened during demonstrations near the gauze of boulder. again,

state is right. the restrictions on palestinian workers from the deceased enclave is right, is also conducted as strikes in the area away from gauze on the israel is crippling . 16 year long blockade. prime minister benjamin netanyahu told the un general assembly as well as on the brink of a deal with saudi arabia, a direct and open message about the potential normalization agreement without any clear indication of an end to the occupation of palestinians. i've long sought to make peace with the palestinians, but i also believe that we must not give the palestinians a veto over new peace treaties with arab states. the palace digits could greatly benefit from a broader please. they should be part of that process, but they should not have a veto over the process. and i also believe that making piece was more arab states

would actually increase the prospect of making peace between israel and the palestinians. so the power steering is only 2 percent of the world in just a moment. we'll go to patrick calhane at the united nations 1st that's talk to them . the site is covering those protests knew that gaza is route for defense and human a. let's start with these right the as strikes. what prompted these right, the strikes and not totally fine. well, the air strikes that a targeted or bob, the 3 observation points belonging to how much israel says came in response to the incendiary balloons. that's where set towards israel by the protesters protesting long because the ease really. # border is uh now at least 2 people where uh, injured in those uh, air strikes and artillery shells on those uh military or on those observation uh

points. and its been a bloody day for palestinians with mold and 1st he pro testers. policy in protest is wound advise, ready, 5, take us through what prompted these demonstrations just to intensify again that the gallons of water? well, hello scenes here in gauze that will tell you that they have many reasons to protest at the borders. the process started earlier a week ago when the is really a jewish settlers start to approve bull king uh the uh, the palestinians as an upset compound the violence against the worshippers by the use really forces. and oxygen was the storming of these are the forces to the occupied with bank cities. and last but not least, the closure of the air is crossing,

bending all the wordpress from gaza to cross to their work places and jobs to in the occupied west bank. and uh and uh, israel uh, not to forget the stifling is really located, that's the policy and because i have been living under, so these are so many reasons that the policy is hearing cause that have to make them angry to make the say that's protesting. along the borders is the only way to voice to the world, their frustration and or anger towards the ease really violations against them. all right, thanks so much. you're going to say that from gauze. busy let's continue this with kathy call haines. she's live at the united nations following a speech by then. you mean next in yahoo earlier today. and the events going on and gaza really don't help that presentation by, but then you mean nothing you know about how he can make

a deal with the out of world with saudi arabia, while the occupation continues. right? the well, i think what's really going to matter here is not the reaction necessarily for at the united nations or even the hundreds of protesters your approach as students fees. i think what's going to matter is the re action and the error of capitals that have normalize relations with israel. he came here really, almost boasting about the fact that he was able to make a deal. the abrams, of course, with 4 countries to normalize relations, even though he didn't have to make peace with the palestinians, now just keep it in context. what's happening right now? according to the united nations, $200.00 pounds citizens have been killed this year. a thirty's riley's the year and report came up just yesterday that said is really subtle. violence has displaced over 1100 palestinians. think about all of the raids we're seeing from his really

forces, again to settle or violence. and the continued attacks on tele, city and people. net. yeah. okay. it's probably minister, but benjamin netanyahu came to the united nations, say, see, we can normalize relations now with those not only with those, we have the possibly, with saudi arabia. and he really seemed to be down playing the plight of the palestinians. he said specifically, israel deserves the state of its own. and you heard him just there say, palestine makes up only 2 percent of the era world. so basically sending the message that he thinks he can continue on this path is very right when path, where they've just taken out the idea of a 2 state solution according to the guiding principles of his coalition. and he can still make peace. and one of the things you sort of do that was if the palestinians don't believe that the error world is against israel, he'll be much more likely to make concessions. all right, we'll leave it there. thanks so much patsy. call haines. joining us live from new york city is on the roof mine. he's

a fellow at the middle east council on global affairs. good to have you with us. so i 1st question, does it look to you like indeed he may not to me. i was on the verge of a deal with savvy review. first of all, thanks for having me. i think despite what nothing yahoo says that an agreement is right around the corner. and there's definitely undeniable momentum behind this process. i think the path to get there is not simple or straightforward at all, all the major stakeholders to this. and there really are for including saudi arabian israel. there's also the united states, which is pushing for the agreement and the offering the concessions for it. and the palestinians who are also there, they all have shifting priorities. they all have a domestic political considerations. so, you know, america can't just deliver to the saudis. um, you know, security guarantees binding security guarantees or movement on the new killer file . you know, these railways can't just deliver to the palestinians,

what the saudis may be asking for, or the government in israel would collapse easily because of the far right extreme is in the government. not to mention, not to mention nothing you know has on politics. and the, the saudis, you know, they might not be able to deliver to the us what the us, as seeking from them in terms of curbing their relationship with china. so there are a lot of moving parts here. i think finding that kind of formula that fits all these things together is exceedingly difficult and getting the parties there in the like, you know, in the window of time is going to be very difficult as well as when talking are thoughts coming in about people being injured, wounded by is very far in gaza, doesn't this on the school really the, the difficulty of the idea of savvy may be doing a deal while the occupation of palestinians continues. i think that's always been the difficult consideration. i mean, going back decades,

of course, with the occupation in place and what's happened in palestine. i think, you know, these rarely is, and the americans and a few of the, our countries were able to bypass that in the kind of, as i tied to the moment a few years ago in 2020, with the trump presidency, with what was happening with the ron and maximum pressure and all that kind of stuff, but it's always been a consideration and i think that's kind of come back to bite to a to small extent, at least those countries that move forward with normalization, with israel, including the not their members, who in some sense of a felt very uncomfortable over the past few years, especially under this current is really government, which includes, you know, some of the most extreme elements of israeli society and their desire to really crush the palestinians. and so that's been difficult and it's going to be difficult . it's going to continue to be a problem and an obstacle in negotiations with the saudis. now those, i mean, the saudis won't go forward or find some kind of formula. but you know, this is not going anywhere. this file, no matter what small pigeons, the saudis are able to get if they decide to go through and deal with the

palestinians. because you know, the palestinians will remain under occupation and a deepening a part time that the whole world is, recognize it. and you know, that's going to make it things, you know, chronic instability, chronic violence, chronic problems. that will always be a problem for those countries who have normalize relations with israel because the rest of the world sees that and the rest of their world, the publics do not support that. and then you mean nothing. yeah, i was also talking about his plan for re shaping the mid least. how much of that though? it can be impacted by the fragility of these really government and political scene right now. and the fact that we're not to fall from elections coming up in the us. sure, again, i think i mentioned this a little earlier. there are domestic political considerations for all the parties, but especially for these rallies. i mean, nothing out did not mention the constitutional self inflicted constitutional crisis

that he's facing his own country. the protests, any protestors flew from tel aviv to new york, the protest in front of the un, their own prime minister. not to mention, obviously what's happening in, in washington. and this is a, you know, a domestic political consideration for the united states. i think there's a little bit of that element of, here's an achievement we can make in electoral politics, although i don't know how valuable that actually is. but certainly ahead of the elections, the ability for the united states to give the saudis what they want a laundry list of things because exceedingly difficult at about an election because, you know, particularly the democrats, many of them don't support the us government, giving concessions to saudi arabia so that becomes a heightened issue head of an election as well as you know, everything else that's going on. so it's, it's not straightforward and domestic politics will certainly complicate those things. all right, thank you so much. good to get your thoughts on that. i'm a rough mind, a tiny mall still ahead on the news out,

including lots needed international aid. the rise olivia's floods by that eastern region us president joe biden to have in the country's 1st addict on violence prevention office. at its full, the chinese city of one jo gets ready to host the 19th asian games record number of estimates is set to take cost. we'll have to build up later in the show, the russian says ukrainian missiles of targeted the headquarters of the black sea fleet and crime in the russian defense system, shot down 5 missiles during the attack and suffice the fall. but black smoke has been seen blowing from the base crime is rushing back to governor as civilians to remain in those and stay away from the city center until further notice. in recent weeks, ukraine has stepped off. it's a tax on russia's navy samples for all the reports from key if

a multiple explosions. and so that's the pull on the crime in going into laughter. ukrainian forces carry out multiple missile attacks targeting several areas including a military base. but the primary target being the headquarters of russia's black seat fleet. now that black c suite has been the main thrust of military operations . since russia's invasion of train this attack, the latest volley of missiles on the pregnant and then some of follows every week of attacks hitting targets on the timing peninsula, seemingly softening it getting air defense systems as well. in preparation, perhaps for this latest attacks that involves a number of cruise missiles. now whether or not these were shot down, how many were, how many were not is a matter of debate between the russian and ukrainian sides. but something that both sides have been reporting is that the headquarters of the russian blacks, the fleet was head images showing damage done to that building, smoke billowing from the side of the headquarters,

and this will no doubt be something that you training and leaders both political and military will be seeing as a huge success and warnings from leaders here in t. that as long as the russians remain on the peninsula, these attacks will continue. they will carry on and a warning from an official on ukraine's national security council, giving the russians to ways out either to be willingly or to be forced out the same bus robbie, olga 0. and julia shuffles oliver has the reaction from las go now, according to the ministry of defense, the ukrainian armed forces launched a missile attack on the headquarters of the russian block, c fleets. in total, 5 missiles were shown done by defense systems. when military mind went missing, the headquarters building itself separate significant damage. while the civilian is the structure around it and the people on the streets were not homed, the police cold and old the territory around the headquarters. the debris from the

strike was counted over hundreds of nice has that fine was also reported to the scene. law enforcement officials aust local residents to avoid visiting the central street steps of a stall pool. the shock wave shot that windows in 10 residential buildings around it. so we had an opinion, but ukraine is up in the, on to indeed, as just the day before, there was the laundry stuff. time to buy the ukrainian armed forces with you are these and missiles on crimea in the course of the entire special mentorship, racial and a september a launch landing ship. and the submarine were damaged by cruise missiles and a try and talk of this of a stop overpass shipyard. i mean, the cafeteria out of out in protest is a demanding the resignation of prime minister. and he called pushing the on. but angry about the way he's handled the conflict and the governor cut them off as the comedian separatists in the region agreed to lay down their weapons this week. off to attacks from us that are by john to meet that image of

a danco reports a full day of protest in get about hundreds, a cooling for prime minister nicole pushing young to resign. that saying he's a band and estimate, comedians in not gotten a caught about a region they call out. so this is a shame off our nation that our government, with the face of the concussion young nodes taking all the required major sorts of saves armenians wherever they should be. you know, the prime minister says armenia is preparing to accept people who leave and go to that kind of a is it becomes impossible for them to stay on the other by johnny rule. and i, and i just needed the man out of all if it's determined that it will be impossible for them to live in their homes to situation does not improve in this problem, will be on their agenda. we've done some work and now 40000 places has been

prepared and armenia. the region is recognized internationally as as a by johnny territory. but it has been self governing for nearly 3 decades with strong ties to get it on. estimate comedians have been living the 4 generations, azerbaijan and media have fault to, was sparked by this dispute most recently in 2020, but after a sudden, as a badge on the offensive this week. kind of buck fighters have agreed to this. um, as a buy jones government says they will have a choice to stay or to leave the agree on these calls and is not to use. and of course it is. voices, civilizations be so sweet as they for the site was it was, i mean yeah, it was yeah, ultimate decision not going to kind of back and as i by john, have yet to agree on security guarantees. will ethnic, armenians and other issues. but they have started removing some road blockades with

the 1st humanitarian aid since the seas by coming in on friday to meet you met with in co, out to 030. i spoke to marietta to be honest, the amount of goods resident time, the system to the office of the human rights defender of no going to cut off. she told me about the di humanitarian situation. the it is really dramatic on the ground and the most urgent issues are this human lives being impacted by this. we want to really talk, coupled with the consequences of the 9 months located. so why gauge and see here is that people are trying to find some shelter anywhere with which could be safe. and they are mostly without any foods, any special supplies, and any medication, whatever, whatever is that, that it's for the normal lives. so this humanitarian age, which why is that still the case of all these supplies to

little have you not seen them or what's happening? cuz the other, the officials talked about 2 trucks loaded fully with all kinds of essentials. now at this moment, i cannot confirm that the humanitarian i was deliberate, but so far, the population of our talk has been suffering from most supply of everything that is needed for their life. so there has been no supplies of normal supplies, of anything that is needed for life or 9 months. so after the military attack, people are face even more deprivations and sufferings because of that, what is the situation now with electricity with phone services, internet. and so there is no electricity across the entire arts off for 3 days already. now there are only some, several places in the city which could provides some limited access to internet

where i am currently now. but this is a very rare thing to see. so one of the evening comes the entire a cd and our talk is in darkness. and people are deprived of any opportunity to cool to heat up their places their shelters because it is already called in arkansas. and so it's devastating it's, it's a kaos it's, it's a humanitarian disaster going on and before the eyes of the international community and no action is taken as us sentence above, menendez and his wife have been accused of accepting bribes to benefit egypt. the us attorney's office in manhattan size and then does indulged in a range of corrupt frank. this is including influencing foreign policy to help the egyptian government prosecute the same old and half a $1000000.00 in cash in gold bows were found in his home. menendez says the charges against them. a part of us may

a campaign on to jo castro joins us now live from washington dc. so how much of a set back is this 2 democrats in the senate? hey sammy, so that might be a question for further down the road in that. yes, menendez is up for re election next year. however, this is a pretty blue state state of new jersey. likely he'd be replaced with another democrat if he were not to be re elected all that set aside, though the facts in the allegations laid out in this indictment are quite startling in their far reach. because of course, menendez in his powerful position as chair of the senate foreign relations committee, he is very influential in determining us policy toward any for a nation, of course, including egypt, which is at the center of these allegations. the indictment says that through a friend of menendez, his wife, that there was a meeting set up between menendez and visiting egypt,

sion officials and which went into shared non public insensitive government information, including the make up of embassy staff in cairo as well as the status of pending military aid to egypt. the indictment also has not only words but the photos of what investigators allegedly found in simon a mendez's home when they searched it. last year, they found bars of gold. they found nearly half a $1000000.00, stopped in envelopes. some of which was stuffed within a jacket that segment under his name on it. and the investigators say that some of these envelopes for the dna of another business associate that they say was part of this corrupt relationship. menendez has denied all of these allegations, saying that he did meet with constituents, but that was part of his regular duties as senator and without saying what, who he says that force is behind the scene or trying to silence his voice, claiming that they see him as an obstacle in their, in their, in their broader political goals,

so unclear who he is targeting with that. but the prosecutor in this case was appointed by biting a fellow democrat. and that prosecutor has denied any sort of political influence in moving forward with these charges. all right, now he's been indicted. so is this wife? what happens next in the process? yeah, well the senate rules say that anyone who a spacing federal environment has to step down from their leadership position. so that means menendez does have to leave his chairmanship of the foreign affairs for relations committee. he also has a court date now set for september 27th. not only for him, but also for his wife. and also for those 3 business associates were named in the indictment. all right, thanks so much trying to jo castro that how far is these an east?

and maybe i say that hosting an international aid and reconstruction conference next month in down the supplies and humanitarian aid from color. i've been arriving in the city. it was devastated by us. an army like floods when storm daniel cools the collapse of 2 dams. some of been divided reports from bang gauzy. the load mazda must be meticulous to simultaneously offload precious cargo and keep the costs safe. this guitar is the 17, is bringing must be the 8 for the libyan city of deadman, of to the devastating floods. generate has tense toilets and medicine are all in high demand, as tens of thousands have nowhere to go after their homes and businesses were swept away. we haven't made, they can supply. today we have to goes with the medical supply. huge amount to cover the needs. we can even see now even still on sale today,

that is above us. come out to from this see that's happening. but the, the, the creative destruction remains very used to be the creative heart of libya with its poets and vibrant culture. and then the even phone and internet service is a barely available, especially since that have been purchased by angry residents were demanding ounces . that noise run by the eastern government of libya remains one country with 2 administrations. authorities here have caused enough to disaster various fears of contamination and spit of diseases. olivia and red crescent says there is still a need for specialized teams and equipment at the large part of the now reeks of the center of death. it was $23.00 tons. were being offloaded from the 1st plane. under the 3 h like arrived, a team from cut, the red crescent will stay behind to assess and evaluate for the needs. first off,

this is living with a 5 or more for the tragedy in the east has united libya, which means fractured since the 2011 uprising. which tough is mama, delphi hundreds of tons of age has been sent to the different all over the world. once the age of offloaded, it is going to be taken to the city of there. never main roads remain cut off, but there are alternative routes available. and it is not just the property. it'd be seen multiple have the head across the landing here involved because well, now the restroom remains and how this is going to help the people who remain in there and have to rebuild themselves often. and so not me likes a lot. so i'm a job. it as a data at the end was the every or out of how she is live for us in tripoli. i understand they've been ronnie's across the country. tell us about that. of

the call today is friday and its uh, the best day in libya for the process. some drama, easy on a tripoli, that ones that riley tends of. people came to, uh, this, uh, scrat here, the market square and they show it so they got it to you with the people that know about. it wasn't that crowded, but the message was to show solidarity with the people. all these are the same time in this situation, whereas the whole country is in solid, dotted and there are attempts and, and initiatives in several of the cities to gather of food them money and a i have to send to to that not besides the aids that i live in just as we saw and some of the package and as we on this to today, uh, maybe uh, i received aids from more than 24 countries and its right now also in the middle of

a situation where the government in the east is preparing for an international conference to invite doing this for com. and i try to participate and add to the, to the budget and the funds to rebuild that. i'm not from scratch because as we know, the city is complete to the states that are complete neighborhoods and the city does not exist anymore. and donnelly, how about the cooperation between the administrations and the east and the west. all the working together now and relief efforts it's clear that the liability between the 2 administrations continue it's impacting the, the uh, services it's impacting the search for the missing it's impacting the age

distribution allow. so now with this invitation and the conference organized by the leasing government, the government in the west is the one that's a report lines run into the national community so that there's going to be a lot of flash of interest to you. and we can see that in the statements in the way each government is dealing with all the however, on the ground, maybe the civil servants all trying to bid the bridge any way or another. and this is what's happening. so lots of people in getting off of that line. good coming through all the cities, whether i'm frequently on the city surrounding a deadline. and this is a major disaster. it's it's, it's maybe eyes overland with it. well, i will leave it there. thanks so much, honey. hi, she said i had an al jazeera quotes. how do i find this thing to apply the blocking the flow of essential goods into the starting city of to monk tube and

spot in the against. ready to go says 1st ever molto g p race mind in the moment the the a hello is the weather? sloshy set fan now as per usual across the arabian place, a little bit of cloud just down towards a month. so i'm glad to show onto the shaft just around the southern end of the red sea, but nothing too much to speak of. we have got temperatures just using the back here in doha, around 40 degrees celsius, something going on, show a brace. i had thought me in the humidity will just not job a touch dry by the hot sunshine the up towards the q weight was backed that still into the mit full. if you see, i'm pretty as sunshine of course, that he's the side of the mediterranean, pushing across notation, parts of africa to could see a shower, to, to scraping the north coast of l. jerry and the composite option is here,

and then plenty of showers across the hearts of africa, running coast with coastal fringes of west africa pushing right top through sierra using up towards the gambia, over the next couple of days, starting out with the showers that we have on the other side of the risk, probably somewhat to whether just coming in here, one or 2 on shallots, just pushing into tens. and there is a shadow of tension, the positive maritime big. but it certainly may be running data across south africa . i want to draw your attention because we've got to say some pretty rough weather as it goes through the next couple of days. once again, another wet and with the we can pushing you to the southern cape, my son by the, the venezuela columbia. bu jeff has become a stomping grounds for trespasses as desperate people transgress any legal passage

to feed an emerging fuel trafficking market. we followed the powerless journey unguarded through the line of fire risk at all. and as wayland columbia on al jazeera the on counting the cost, the interest rates may have paid. but where does that leave the fight against inflation rise? prices in the philippines off storing, we speak to the nations finance minister plots of using promising workers would keep them in the jobs they can get counting the cost on our 0 the

the, let's take you through some of the headlines here and i'll just see right now is ready, falls through the shots as a process. does that because a board defense intern, at least $26.00 palestinians. these randy armies also launched as strikes and district entering to college. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says, is government is on the verge of making a peace deal with sadie wright sweeping at the un general assembly. that's man who said, palestinians would also benefit from the effort must go, says the frightening and miss selves have targeted the headquarters of its black, safe place in crimea, sat outside defense systems jump down 5 miss solves during the attack and so that's the black smoke was seen billowing on the bikes, the finances from a local affiliates of, of the,

by the in malia blocking roads leading to the historic city of 10 bucks to resident site is disrupting the flow, food fuel and humanitarian aid. the costs honk reports where the new share, delta meets the sahara desert. it's lies. the ancient citadel of tim, booked to this unesco world heritage site was the center of islamic civilization in the 11th century. now, it's under attacked by fighters from the okay to affiliate gelatinous, probably somewhat loosely mean they're trying to take over the city, the success 0 on period do as of today, the situation is truly unbearable. the people of timber 2 are suffering and this is the cry from the heart sma. i'll tell you, the fighters controls the northern roads leading to the city and are blocking trucks carrying goods and humanitarian aid. inside timber of 2 petro pumps running into the prices of food like potatoes and onions are now 10 times more expensive. supplies of rice, sugar and bullets,

have all but disappeared. one can you come to have them on the market is currently very difficult because if it goes on like this, a lot of stores will come if put stuff like milk, sugar, right? and the minute don't come in normal. it's going to be difficult for that population for of the un peacekeeping mission in malia shutting down its operation, including intern, book, to at the request of the country's government of transition. the prime minister says there is no peace for them to keep the u. n. warrens of an unfolding humanitarian crisis. unfortunately, this siege also will have created the kinds of how book, you know, many people who cannot afford to live, to move, to live, to move to. i mean, we have been alerted again and again by the office either so facing or to tanya where we have a expecting we are a so not to seems out i will of the 10001000 know for monday and fee from book to

fleeing the nation with the today they don't have kind of safe haven in 2012 outside of fighters to control obtain book to in the space of a few days. they destroyed ancient mausoleums, set light to a library and burnt islamic manuscripts and ancient crowns that were hundreds of years old. a decade on their back. this time they are better equipped in more organized and they are tightening their grip on the ancient city. nicholas hawk elder 0. now molly is self an instability for decades for the code violence began more than a decade ago. ethnic twaddle gravels, and by the city, a 2 groups began fighting government forces the countries. knowles, in 2013 french troops, began a military intervention backing government forces against the rebels. the ministry seize power in 2020, saying the government was failing to tackle violence. and in security,

already poor relations between the new joints are in west and forces salad for though, with the arrival of russian wagging them, a scenario in the country. french troops fully withdrew from monte last year. you n peacekeepers are in the process of leaving. well, as leaving a power vacuum that's being exploited by um groups. a big k is a professor at the coffee i 9 international peacekeeping training center. you joins us from. i co good to have you with us. first of all, let's start with the situation in 10 bucks. who is it on the verge of a humanitarian catastrophe? yes, in my opinion, i think temperature is on the back of a human catastrophe. and you're looking up to an increase quite surprises. what i mean is that you have these on the books while we're looking procedure ways, or which way you're going to join us. this task would be needed. so these special, so what i'm saying now what happens to these present self concept?

they have no secure, he even what i mean is in, in, in minutes miss actions or activities the process, they provided the social haven for these spaces across the menus more. it's actually stating there is a security buckling. well, obviously these people that we have seen the quest, the presence of these, and many more to come in my opinion, has the last year in particular of troubles demonstrated that the june to simply can't handle the security situation without the un troops, even with the help of walk in a group. yes, frankly. so now when you analyze the situation in my, you know, it clearly tells you the june sir, is somewhat challenged when it comes to a screeching issues. how are they even going to tackle the into interest groups conflicts, right? existing now with different groups. i want you to take what cherry trees they have

a big got from each day. and now the big, our challenge is a huge money german crisis on the house. what needs to be done is, i think in june test, you just come up clearly and seek for assistance, right? i think the sort of like to get harsh decision him ask him in this month to leave, but then not costs or didn't the consequences, the security vacuuming charlene just have to face and the coming months. that's what we should be looking at now. right. and i'm groups, they double the areas that they control according to you. and sol, susan, just less than a year. right. how much of a threat are they likely to become to the minute treat june to a solid season selves just well they don't tell themselves. know that the research is of these kind of groups, it's a big got tricked. do they have to logistics the capacity to deal with these trades?

i don't think so. that will fix challenges coming up. now the kind of only rely on the new big countries, but how much, what do you think would be countries also sort of like provide, look at idea oriented and also bridge issues. there's going to be a spirit of all these groups activities in neighboring countries, which is going to create a very serious years of directions coming for these various. don't want to you, molly. so the june talk, it's in this stage, the funds such as g. s not when it comes to the internal security intra into conflicts with each. i'm books and you're thinking about ethnic groups. we may also raise up. and when you want to come for the monetary process, we can only hold that e. do you want us to keep the costs of what takes this company and then providing stuff, logistics. so these pictures of the same kind of receive your money. cheery on the

system. so what difference has the arrival of the russian wideman group troops made? in my opinion, i think it hasn't been much of anything that we know and read about how research has come up with the activities of water in the body. the active and they have the, the jump to the actual seat, you set up and coming to embody which we are afraid about. so there's nothing the park now i've done that. she would see it says the sex is when it comes to utah. it talk, relations embody itself, so i don't think they expect you to anything embody. all right, we'll leave it there. thanks so much for your analysis on that. this type fonts, it says its uh, humanitarian jersey to rescue people at risk of drowning it. see the head of the roman catholic churches in the french city of mos say he's urging nations to overcome what he calls. a paralysis, a fear about migrants. is comments come in,

the wake of an influx of migrants to your page shows where i last week. thousands of people arrived at a single day on the italian island of lum producer. harry falls at joins us from land, producer and harry posting using very strong language, which is fanaticism and so on. this puts him in somewhat opposition to many powerful forces in europe right now, which are opposed to migration and refugees. so yeah, that's right i'm, i'm not sure if he can still hear me. you just cut out. but so he did on the slide over to my say say that he hoped he would have the coverage to say what he wanted to say on the message that he gave has been a very strong one. he talks about cruelty about a terrible lack of humanity in the way that the migrants were being treated. and that this was something that, that had to change. uh that is a, obviously a pretty implicit,

pretty explicit really criticism of the way that you repeat and leaders have been tackling the issue, judging maloney they tell them prime minister using the same issues here on line to do that last week. these thousands of people who really so just to show overwhelming the facilities on this very small island to really make the point that europe's needs to toughen up. it's much as she wants to see a european naval mission in the mediterranean. she wants to see the implementation of a deal with she has yet to stem the migrants, the people. so talking about the need to rescue people. well, that was one instead of just the officials here earlier on friday when that wasn't n g o rescue ships it off to take its 30 rescued people to the italian mainland. they would tell to go right up to the northern ports of ravenna, near venice. 3 days voyage away that will put them out of action for about a week. so the purpose saying that those kinds of preventions of rescues need to be stopped. all right, we'll leave it there. thanks so much. hi,

full set. now us present, joe biden is set to announce the establishment of the 1st ever office on gun violence prevention. it's been hailed as a when by gun safety advocates have been campaigning for it. for years, vice president campbell of harris will oversee the new office. it's part of the administration's efforts to tackle mass shootings on from on this. let's go over to kimberly how could is standing by for us in washington dc. so what exactly is this office and what pals will that have as well? what it is, is it is a gun violence really response to what the president says is something that congress has failed to do. and that is to put in place when he calls common sense gun laws, but really is something that he believes the public was, is that congress has not put in place. and so, given the fact that it is the congress that makes laws and that the white house cannot do,

the president believes he's done as much as he can with in his powers and is going to continue to do so. and so this is a federal office that is addressing gun violence and that will be over seen as you point out by the vice president come la harris. and what it does is really addresses gun violence and really believes that this is more important than what isn't tried in the us constitution. and that is the right to bear arms or gun rights. specifically, this is something that is being addressed by the us president and really is taking into account his re election campaign in other words, but this is going to be something that is of a target for younger voters, something that the us president knows he needs. if he was to win the white house again, in order to gather those young voters, when he is looking ahead to winning re election. all right, thanks so much. kimberly how could that?

so it's been an escalation one week into a historic us also to strike the united auto workers presidents as cold on 38 mill factories across the country to join the picket line. the walkout is the 1st to hit . old 3 of us is largest vehicle manufacturers at the same time. let's speak to john henry and he joins us now from chicago. so is this strike escalation bringing the old to make is to a, a breaking point, especially now that the targeting the distribution centers for pods. right. as well, the way to have you does say that they've made progress with ford, but not with general motors are still interested in vats. why today on thursday they announced that they would be striking. it's $38.00 parts facilities for those 2 auto companies. 38 in 20 states across the us. this is part of

a progressive stripe. it's designed to ratchet up the pressure, but i got somebody here who can tell me a little more. steve gregory is a member of the u. a. w. you've got a title with the union as well, right? i am the recording secretary and executive board member for local 2114 here in bolingbrook for general motors parts warehouse. and you've been to your how longer, how long you've been working for the youth. well, i worked for 11 years at chrysler back in 98 to 2009, the gm in 201904 years. a good amount of time. and what do you, what do you strengthen? while we're on strike for a number of things, most importantly, fair pay. the big trees made a quarter of trillion dollars last decade, and we have cheered wages that pay entry level workers, $17.00 an hour. it takes 8 years to get to scale. you have to 25, you work just as hard as your senior co co workers and it's just not a level of wage. we have not kept up with

a place. you learn this morning that you would be striking. that means you'll be among the longest striking workers, however long this go. how do you feel about that? are you willing to make that sacrifice? absolutely. i mean, we're fighting for american jobs for the middle class. and those are those hugs we . here are hogs of approval from people driving by that matches that say, most americans seem to support you guys. how do you feel about it? i, i, we appreciate the support of the american public. i think when you look at c o is making up to $29000000.00 and people are struggling at $17.00 an hour. wages have not kept up here in 2009. our wages were frozen. for 8 years, not a penny raise. they took our cost of living away. yeah, that was during the financial crisis. let me wrap this up by saying, thank you steve gregory. thank you for joining us here at the strike

is likely to continue for some time because general motors and still managers are not close. according to shawn saying they had to be united nationally. he says that ford is made progress. that is why they are not striking more against those. they are striking against one ford plant. they strike against the 1st 3 plants with a 130000 people. and now it expands more. i've been making progress and i definitely might hear some noise where you. thanks so much john henry. all right, let's find out what's happening in the world of rugby would fall off. thank you so much, sammy argentine i have beaten samoa to get there rugby world cup campaign back on track. lots of passion in evidence. i sent a tn. how does this gang the smell is coming off the back of a big win against chile, argentina. we're looking to bounce back after listening to england in their opening game,

and it was the p less who prevails. familiar. unable sally scoring their only try is argue to in a $119.00 point to test. all that result means argentina are now just a point behind samoa and japan english out in front on 9 points. they play chilly on saturday, post friends are waiting to hear whether they're captain antwan's point will be fit for the rest of the tournament. this after he was taken the hospital with the series facial injury following francis went over in the mid the a on thursday. the former welfare of the year sustained a fractured job during the 2nd half, and more se, as for the game itself, the frenchman and 14 tries set in a $96.00 mill victory. it's the biggest river when i'm on the brink of reaching the files. the cricket world cup in india gets underway just under 2 weeks time. out of the tournament. the indians have been taken on australia and the 1st game of a 3 match, a one day series. india one the to awesome wally and chose to field 1st. they

bowled out australia for $276.00 up there off their 50 over as well. how much are we taking? 5 for $51.00 and reply. india got off to a good start. shipment. go heading 74 of 63 balls in the going onto invite 5, who gets a little record breaking number of athletes are on their way to china for the ation games. more than $12000.00 competitors will be taking parts and the 19th edition of the multi sports event. and the richardson reports from hang, jo, a city i've had to weighs longer than expected to host the confidence biggest sporting spectacle. when it comes to size, the asian games has no equal. the chinese city of home, joe is hosting an event with more athletes and most sports than any olympics it is happening a year later than planned. the games will postpone due to cubic 19, and this will be showing as the 1st major multi school defense since the end of its

0 cobit policy. we had the 2 key olympics which was handling the sections we had the building 2022 in the games, which was and is the sections. so this is a game that has been being added without any is 70 plus the band to make. when the 1st ation games was held in india in 1951, just 6 bolts and a few 100 athletes were involved. best fluid, 7th decades on the scale is wrong. but the difference in home, jo, they'll be full of useful and move in 12 bundles and competitive intelligence. lizzie's abdul aziz alo, bailey count significant. so a swimming team you're mentally let me give you some thoughts of an expect. he says the quality of the sport will not sheets quantity isn't games. i can put it at the level of benefits. it's so important for me as somebody come to be the ones that can hold it. and it's only me through the rest of which is most for sadducees is uh, is it tiny so it is going to be there. and the, and the photo was like,

i told the japanese he's gonna send this to. so yeah, i'm lucky to have uh, have the opportunity to move them well, east sports and break down the senior featuring for the 1st time of the compositions withdrawal on a slightly longer history is the windows of close to 500 gold medals are decided before these games, the china also hosted the winter games as really unprecedented and very difficult situation. and trying to also, of course managed to do it in the vague and brand and beautiful manner. but now with all that restriction lifted, i think um everyones excited, not yourselves the whole world sounds here. we expect to see a lot of homes success showing that has taught every asian games metals table since 1982 and more of the same is expected to shift on the richardson l g. sarah. i'm joe julian now goes, man has been named as a new coach of durham needs football team. and 36 year old was satisfied by munich

after less than 2 years in charge. and despite winning a bunch of slick, a title knuckles man now has a big job on his ends with germany. hosting next year's european championships. the national team isn't in its best form. they went out of last year's woke up in the green stage and i've lost 3 of their last 4 games. you know, it seems almost as if the goal is to play a very, very good european championship in the summer is an extreme incentive for me. it's a great challenge that we're facing as a team. we approach it with a lot of enthusiasm, with great anticipation and of course also with a necessary sense of responsibility. there's also a nation behind the home european championships that we want to inspire with good football as a whole group as a whole team. are still kept in martin. the order guard has signed a new 5 year contract with the london club. the deal makes the norwegian, the highest paid player at the club, according to reports or the guard was instrumental in helping arsenal finish.

second in the premier league last season and qualify for the champions league after a 6 year absence at so welcome this for gunners. fans, or how did this sunday's north london, darby against, talk them and go a contest guard. start for out to yard and their latest match and the savvy, probably the french midfielder scored and provided emphasis to help his team beach of 5 to one come to made his move to saudi following the expiration of his chelsea contract at the end of june. oh it's he had currently leave the table by one of steven jared's. oh it's a 5 came out on top and a 7 goal thriller, they beat alti for 3 booster then ballet getting the winter, an injury. time they set forth in the table. the rebels max are staffing clubs, fast as time in practice to have the japanese ground. pre the championship leader

dominated both morning and the afternoon sessions, edging out friday arrival shar, from where the to john will champions record of 10 wins in a row, abruptly ended last sunday in singapore with the 25 year old could only manage a 5th place finish read will only need a point more than mercedes this sunday to retain the constructors title. from lab one, the call was enjoyable to drive again and uh, it seems like we had a strong day on the short runs, long runs. so the degradation of this rec, so will be cards putting on fires in, in the race. but uh, yeah, so far i think we have a, a good start to do the weekend. and india is set to host its 1st ever motive sheep erase. on sunday lucca maurine of italy be tore. hey martin set the fastest time in friday's practice, the buddha, international circuit and at our practice used to host the f one but was canceled

after the 2013 race after just 3 years on the calendar. okay, that is all your support for now, sammy, back to you and thanks so much for time. that's it. so this news out of the good news is tom, i probably will be back here in a moment. the number show you stay with us and i'll just do the update on our show host the asian gaze with athletes from across the region competing and celebrating sports. rigorous debate unflinching questions upfront. come through the headline to challenge conventional wisdom u. k. prime minister. assume that it's expected to address these 1st party

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