a business like just is free to you believe i guess is a nice guy on one of your just makes model inflates the, [000:00:00;00] the out of there on the clock. this is a new life window. how come you up in the next 60 minutes? are you in school without morning? is radio strains killed 40 displays promising? in sheltering? you know, i misread refugee camp, but despite the fact that this school was targeted, how does the news chose to stay here?

because they believe that there's no place facing garza increasing summer heat. and so the was a crisis in don't the u. n. ones with colorado springs more than a 100 people killed into tons out to 0 state witnesses say the permanent to reference a full forces attractive with the separations space. x is john scholarship rocket successfully complete its return from space for the 1st time. and on p just image with useful. the usa have pulled up one of the greatest sharps and t 20 cricket woke up the street. the host spun before the champions, packee saw it was thrilling super over victory in dallas the so we begin in central jones whereas ready forces have bomb to you in school and a residential building. and the, and the throughout refugee come come in at least 40 people us,

do you an agency for palestinian refugees says that the $6000.00 people was sheltering in the school when it was hits without any warning more than 36600 palestinians have now being killed in 8 months of war talk, i was a good coverage the often enough and is very strong when they you on run school sheltering thousands of display stuff study. and in central garza, dozens of people have been reported killed from the bombardments and the most. i write camp and many more up in jw it, a residential home was also hits. room is a slip and i woke up to the screams of women and 2 toned body parts. one woman lost 2 or 3 children, people who lost every one. the ox, a hospice of what people are being treated, is at 3 times its capacity and a fee as will lead to move that with many of the injured be treated on the floor. clearly see within the move of the hospital and wouldn't the department the that

the vast majority of casualties and victims of children, women, elderly people, ok, so hospitalized and only functioning medical facility in central garza. i don't know if they have the so is this is state terrorism. israel is targeting the you and institutions. israel violated all international laws, crusty old, the red lines, facility, 6 years. the palestinians have been appealing to the whole world with no response. were you in resolutions that implemented on all other countries except is right. this is joelle to it is support procedure destroyed because part of a renewed is very minute true for ration. so central concept that has killed more than 70 people since tuesday, attacks on civilian facilities like the schools have been hallmarks of as well. so i'm going for more than 300 education centers have been destroyed or more than

36000 people have been killed. 16000 of them children with the discourse, the rising tarika best suited out as well handled cookery, went to the school with many palestinians, as phil sheltering also those every night his writing strikes it was 138. and in the morning when the is ready for us is targeted this classroom in a, sorry, the school in the side that refuge account that is ready for us to start getting this cool. well, definitely 3 airstrikes. one did not know when this muscle, where could we go? there was no refuge for us. the schools targeted before and now again, but we have nowhere to go. they said shelters safe, so we came here, but it turned out to be unsafe. the smell is undescribable were, as you see, the blood of the people who are killed is everywhere on the floor, on their mattresses, on their pillows,

their clothes please. 5 children were killed among those despite the fact that this school has been targeted with at least 3 airstrikes last night. here on the other side are still, how does the meantime it is still sheltering in the school? because they believe that there is no we're safe in gaza. dizziness remember? yes, we're still here. we're staying. where else can we go everywhere? it's targeted. so we're not leaving everywhere else. but the school, this is a un building and it's not supposed to be targeted. but it was even schools are not safe for palestinians. this school, these classrooms were targeted with at least 3 air strikes last night. it was $138.00. when the is ready, i mean targeted those classrooms with these 3 airstrikes, children, women,

and all of the people displaced here was telling me how horrifying the scenes work . yeah, it was odd with them. i had had not been in the can to find a solution, at least, and the war to spare. all of his blood zoo butchered our hearts. these our children, not, they've chips them away from us. they are killing us. this was a shelter for hundreds and thousands of palestinians who thought a school would be safe for them. but despite the fact that this school was targeted, palestinians chose to stay here because they believe that there is no place safe in gaza. this is in the city, i just need a, a surgery school. this had brought refuge account because of palestine, or will it speed almost 24 hours since the attack and the state departments has made its 1st public comments on the incident. massey miller said the by the administration has been in contact with these really government and was asking for

more details about the strike had to go hand is more from washington dc. here at the state department on thursday. and the daily briefing and the spokesman for the state department was asked about yet another is really strikes on an un protected building. this time of school with dozens killed. he said the us government had reached out to their colonel parts in israel. and he said, the israel said that they've been watching the building for days that they believe that there were $20.00 to $30.00 him off fighters in it. and that they waited until they could strike and not hurt civilians. but of course, the video tells a much different story. if that is accurate, that 14 children are killed. those are terrace. and so the government of israel has said that they are going to release more information about this strike, including the names of those who died in it. we expect them to be fully transparent in making that information public you. what i'll just say is, is us as in pushing israel to use much more strategic weapons to be said, what progress has been made. you said if 14 children are dead,

then something went wrong and in his words, the results aren't where they need to be taught to claim to 0 at the state department. well, who do i? how was sleeping? when is real palm, do you in school? what are the early hours the 1st day she survived, but her nephew was killed. she describes what happened in the budget that you've done. so you're not supposed to. so what are you a smith? it's not the but what's the, what's the zip codes and pods? it up in the you're all set and the them that if uh, if not for your 1st so do the processing and what's the full time with verbal is the decision edition of enough. so given the question now with the said, the one that says the head, the says the assembly, if you can have them into members know how about how about the piece about that. so piece of property is when there's somebody that had to be the stuff that then we

have the funding. i love that we've been with. i love the issue. i'm managing the possibility of the next the be a possibility. when i have somebody who can try to have this machine without having depression, but actually not in the middle avenue, mother has to be, i'm not good investors to be a man. then we should be on the never $100.00 on the i am the one of the human agent safe of palestinian refugees is one of the risk of disease outbreaks and dehydration across the goal is to strip it says the black providing assess to clean volta and increasing so my heat is making this situation was monroe says as a real concerned color may become prevalent out, 0 is honey, but movie told us more about the dog situation on the ground from darrow, by law in central god. and this is the other silence killing machine going on

across the gauze and for been all because of the humanitarian catastrophe created by the ongoing intense bombing campaign across the gaza trip data. floors displacement for more than 67 percent of the quote on the area of the gauze is terrible. concentrated right now in the central area and further southern part of the city of, of pon units that we're looking at. not only big bullets and bonds are killing people that difficult living conditions created by this genocide of work on the, on the ground are also killing more people putting their life at risk. and who is the major in health risk it from the limited access to basic supplies, including water supply. as of right now in the central area here is the minimal access to uh, water to get rented water for the hundreds of, of, of 1000 of displays. families in the central area. different goals are probably. 7 right now it's summer time, the sharp rise in here, the dry weather, the,

the rule operation, all in $610.00 rodents are creating fever conditions for a transmitted diseases including infectious diseases, among displaced families. here in the evacuation centers. and we were talking about evacuation centers. the situations are not, are not good at all. they are very dire, the catastrophic if there is there a pious of, of a trash surrounding the, the valuation don't. there is entire collapse of sewage system and you walk into the street that are either rubble sold or trash full the streets or roads. but right now we've seen on 2 tons of fuels using where it was. 17 countries including the united states, the united kingdom ever needs a joint statement cooling on israel and from asked to do whatever is necessary to agree on a garza sees 5 deal. the proposal would also secure the release of captives held in garza, my kind of his mol,

on the agreement from washington dc. that's what appeared to be a us sled, if the tenants would also appear to be a final attempt to give a match to the opposing parties to come to some form of agreement to meet to the plan that was announced by president biden on friday last week. in terms of which there would be a 3 phase settlement of the ongoing conflict with israel as well on gaza. how much is singled out in the statement? but then later on in the statement, there's a significant comment. it says we call on the leaders of israel as well as from us to make what ever final compromises on this a 3 to close the steel so contained within the statement as well as the degree of pressure on israel. in fact, as pressure on both parties to take that final step to bridge the gap and to come together to some form of agreement in implementing that 3 phase piece still that

president biden has put on the table. with at least 3 palestinians have been killed and 50 numbers injured and then there's really a tackle need. you need refugee camp unoccupied. westbank, is there any forces of now withdrawn from the can videos on social media show and vehicles and bulldozers moving along roads towards the camp? well helicopters could be heard firing from above palestinian fighters engineering . say that in case is ready, forces stained is it, as they will intervene in south africa, is genocide case against israel making it the 2nd b u country to declare that this intention of the island, the international court of justice issued far reaching provisional binding orders against israel last month to stop its military operation and gone to serve us and reports from the hague. while civilians and guys continue to be under a tech. spain has stepped up its pressure on israel to abide by binding orders of the international court of justice. the benefit there was about must have said, which we are going to do,

and this is what the statute of the court allows is going to be in, in the case supporting the court. and it's interpretation of the course. and we measure that the staking. yeah. and contributing, quote, those elements this can help is to apply them to the crime of genocide itself is the work of the tribunal. and as i have said, on many occasions, spain as it is doing with the questionnaire, he measures a will support the decisions taken by the international court of justice. that's what i bought. this comes just the week off those plane together with island and no way formally recognize the state of palestine. veins and prevention here at the world's highest score, the seen as a, not a diplomatic setback for is for l. 5 months in south africa file. it's case based on the genocide, sometimes it's wireless. you have to comply with finding mattress or the slide of course spain as also for the i c j and implementing international justice. the court has no power to enforce its orders and relies on diplomatic pressure on countries to abide this. this has been as an important a member can do,

just that it will add a greater morrow wage and borrow authority to, to, to, to, to the case. it also increases again the pro find that if the case publicly demonstrates a stronger your opinion, statements on the case and on the proceedings against israel in the i think jane with regard to the there violation of serious rights of the policy and people in their campaigning gases in the next 2 weeks is where i live. so we for to the i, c j. if and how it has complied with the orders to present potential, genocidal, ect, and stop. it's a sold on rough. i stepped fast and i'll just see around the heat. well, how do you start them? is a professor of international law at the university, john inspect. it says in spain, the approach is not completely clear. it is not clear on, on what basis a spring wants to. we all know all the, making a sort of a speculate of the argument with a,

as in spite also wants to do apply for interim measures. because of the fact that the quote is already announced and responded to south africa's application, and that'd be got an idea of what more the quote can do this. we got so most types of making these approaches and, and joining forces without south africa. it shows that the, it's a sort of a why the circle of states concerned about this issue. and of course, that will put pressure on as well, uh and its allies, if that is the case. and that is, that is indeed a possibility that the isolation of as well, will become more than most of you the to so don't know where one of it civil resistance committees says more than

a 100 people have been killed by the permanent treat reference support forces they say they attack happened in the what a lot of religion out 0 state and came into waves. the community should have video parties in the public square. it says there's still waiting for the final number of debt, an engine. this coordinated massacre and also says are so far it has lead to the village and many women and children sled. the area stephen says teams into don have confirmed increase hostilities and similarly narrows and of called for investigations. the residential humanitarian coordinator for sudan, plumbing, timing. quite salami expressed or shocked at the events while we as united nations do not have the full details surrounding yesterday. so i think events, she said that we have received credible reports of heavy gun fire and the use of explosive weapons in populated areas where the rapids support forces have confirmed that they've been involved in ground operations. well, there's also been further fighting between students and the rapid support forces in

the western city about pressure. both sides are using heavy weapons and artillery fight interrupted their in mid may. the city is a hub for humanitarian operations or is it fights is in the army? have been a boy since april last year. will lead me depot is presence of the suit on policy for him, which is a think tank focusing on governance and international relations. he says sidney civilians are caught in the middle between the army and permanent re finances and pay the highest price. this is a very unfortunate incident. however, we need to look at the picture. a lot of the, the routing don't to, has field to completely suppress the 1000000000, and as it is all, it's capitalizing very much on the civil war as the law, as it is, or by which a gun come back, the rebellion and in a way,

influence the beginning of the slim is through the uh to the, to the, to the people fall on the, the, the, this is a group that was at a, again, is the audit. if the, the sauce, the, the holding don't that the army itself is a mobilizing civilians and using same to combat the audits if, because simply the soft doesn't have a name. friend 3, both the army and holidays are using. the civilians, as uh, you know, as a human shield and a side shift, for example, the army itself is using drones and dropping some bombs in civilian villages and destroying hospitals and schools and a different a to been uh,

facilities. and uh like why is the audit if is uh, looking into areas in which that awesome. uh so can see that is let me see the, the, the can see that the whole village as it targets as well. leaders have gathered in nobody to mock 80 years since the allied invasion of nazi occupied front us soldiers commemorated the day by re enacting the landing of the beaches of normandy . a few veterans of the buffalo were also at the ceremony. some of them more than a 100 years of a correspondent natasha butler. as this report on the effect commemorations began just off the door and in normandy on the beach, his way media 160000. the allied troops landed on the day 8 years ago to liberate your from nazi forces. some of those who survived came to pay tribute to the thousands that did not the french prisons, emanuel mackerel send them to the coverage of the us ceremony,

led by present j white. and we said western allies all once the game fighting, tearing in europe with rushes boy in ukraine, and make no mistake, you ought to crash to the world. are watching closely to see what happens to ukraine, to say if we let this illegal aggression go on check, we can not let that happen. to surrender the bullies to bomb down the dictators is simply on st. google farms to knows, invite washing, present that in a person or washing delegation because of the war. instated invited the crane in person to follow them. is lensky to be guest of honor at the international ceremony when i'm a how beach my cross is ukrainian troops of fighting for the same fine use of freedom and democracy. the move to speak to the allied forces 80 years ago. fast. so what to that given was returned to europe when the values they fought for being

questioned. when people try to change boat is by 4. so by rewriting history, and then it's be worthy of those who landed here. your presence here today, mister president of ukraine, symbolizes this european unity and nato emerged from the ashes of the 2nd world war. the conflict in ukraine has both that those wisdom alliances, but it is also testing them. as this is rose war in garza to show peace for future generations. those here say the lessons of history must be done with extra popular. i'll just say era normandy front says that plants provide marriage 2004 planes to ukraine, and present a manual maximum. maybe announcement on thursday, creating president for the minutes. lensky joins. well, the latest is just so i think the de commemorations and nobody and will meet with the french president impasse on friday to discuss this deal in the intricate

structure of the united nations security council. 5 nations whole faith to a power as permanent members, the state is established in the aftermath of global to 5 countries have now been elected to serve alongside them for 2 years, replacing others whose time comes to an end of december o, hoping a chair on the world's most powerful diplomatic table empowers them to influence level peace and security camera is on the explains. so let's start with the basics . the security council is made up of 15 countries, but there are 5 that have veto power. they're called the p 5. p stands for permanent, there russia, china, france, the u. s. and u k. now, how did they get to become permanent members? it was written into the un charter in 1945 after world war 2. and that's how it's remained ever since. the other 10 members of the security council, or what is known as the e 10, the

e stands for elected because they serve 2 year terms. these countries normally nominate themselves and then campaign for votes and get a seat here on the security council. after they receive to 3rd support from the 193 member general assembly, the elected members of the security council are actually divided up by region. for example, africa has a seat. it's currently held by mozambique, but they will be replaced with somalia. also, asia has a seat as well currently held by japan. they will be replaced by pakistan. ecuador currently holds the seat for latin america and the caribbean, but they are being replaced by panama, and there are 2 spots reserved for western european or other countries. currently held by malta and switzerland, who will be handing off to greece and denmark. so that because the governing ash

african national congress says it will invites other political parties to form a government of national unity. author lucy's parliamentary majority for the 1st time in last week's election. the nc has been in power since the end of the policy 30 years ago. but until now, at the numbers to govern elaine the to usually like to do the, an m p. 's will be serving that constituents from jail and detain 6 separate system . a former state legislator in indian administered kashmir among the windows of an election that's forced the governing b j. p. to see coalition partners being, the government has failed to get visas throughout the zeros correspondence to cover the story. so we're covering the election from outside the country. but smith has this giving thanks what his son's election to parliament task them saying now once the indian government to free,

i'm repulsing 6 separate his leader in jail since last year. i need you to be able just as people don't have a feeling of separatism, but these narratives are being created. also when you don't do justice and don't treat everyone writes, pushes them to feel separate. the thing was arrested after he in hundreds of support is still on the police station on with swords and firearms, demanding the release of an aide. his campaign focused on protecting the drug problem in punjab state. protecting c chi density in hindu majority, india and neighboring indian administered to catch me. it was a son being famous for the election of his father rashid, um it might have positive thoughts and the on my bus. we didn't have any resources . we will not or nicely, but we don't have any party workers or money, but when we've been taught for election campaign that you had showed over what i mean, support for us, it's because of them that this victory has become possible. rescued ahmed has been

in jail since 2019 when he was arrested on charges of terror funding. it follow the indian government's decision to revoke the limited autonomy of muslim majority. cash. india is a full issue. vision be saw to out the cost was groups and push it into my daughter stadium. you know people in india have a check and that motion the b j. b, you still allow just potty and parliament, but without an overall majority, it's unfortunate that people knew what judge it said. see this offences have been voted, but when that's that's the mandate of the people. but the mandate of the people does not interfere with the last line. that mandate means prime minister and the render moody will for the 1st time have to find coalition partners to form a government. a don, it's ms. alger 0 i still had here. now is there a, we visit

a camp in indonesia with thousands of seeking shelter for the kind of corruption taking a golf as tools on tennis, visuals to make the changes to the game off the head of fee to differentiate him from parents for the in keeping with the weather being seasonally incorrect, it still wesson when the little bit too cold, i think for good part of northern britain, the low countries, briefly denmark, and maybe know away where that breeze will be bringing snyder to the hydra. that misty old lives at 17 degrees, but 70 degrees and the client of the right. now the rest of your, of his chinese speaking, doing all right, they've been some persistently heavy and repeatable thunder storms which have cost funding and still the risk of funding in southern germany. and i suspect that same

line, but also increase the likelihood of fundraise stuff, not just in the alps, but also it a good part of spain may be north in portugal and they look fairly heavy shout. there was a bit of a flood risk, a flash flood risk here. i think for the persistent one still stretches into bavaria, southern germany. so this is nice and will quite windy in the west and as you can see, but in the sunshine, all the say the hosses weather is in the eastern side of the med traded. and in egypt, where, for example, the color is up to about 44 degrees. the shower was it should be this time, the moving a long way, no of all the doctors around this, the hell. but the concentration is near the coast. so not you read it back to becky the faster and often towards getting its like it'd be daily or rather fund reset, but that seasonally correct the pod huge. i mean to be is israel and all scope pieces. i think that the new thing you have on his government with these says 5 digit, you say getting russell, a thought provoking. nonsense. the e,

you made weapons being used in guns. no guns should be used in an offensive way. that's our facing realities. you're running. mean, what does he bring to the table? hard from being presidential? could we go to some we cannot take the fact that he was suddenly present as not that important factor here. the story on talk to how does era, you will see caught a duty in a grove using for the p, use a cost to contribute to improving the lives of thousands of projects except the cost. and we strive to ensure it reaches it's deserving recipients. visit the cost on wordpress. and remember, it's a cup you revise wells and increases systems. customer ridgecrest the

the the, again, you're watching out 0 reminder about social stories is and it's ready for us to send them to you and school and then the residential building. and the elements, so that's a refugee camp in central does a kidney, at least 40 people, the head of the human agency for palestinian refugees says 6000 forcibly despised people with sheltering in the school when it was hit without any warning to us in 16 of the countries of issued a joint statement of israel and had a mast to reach a cease fire in gaza. proposal would also secure the release of captives held in god's is ready troops of killed at least 3 promised in use during your rate on that you need refugee can, couldn't, you know, it could pipe westbank at least 15 pallets of units have been injured. now

a full my engineer for meta who's accused the social media company of putting a bias against palestinians for some odd putting an american says he was fired for trying to help fix bugs causing the suppression of palestinian instagram price might assume even a company for discrimination and wrongful termination of his employment in february methods being a case of sensory processing and content on those platforms by human rights watch for us. 2021 report by the human rights advocacy group from that method was silencing many people arbitrarily and without explanation. other social media platforms have also been accused of such depression. in april, google 5 building 50 workers. they were protested gates. the companies cloud computing contracts. with this way, the government in the same month, 300 current and former apple employees, signed an open letter accusing the account for the punishing employees the pro palestinian sentiments. so let's take this on join his line from oakland in

california is eric site. p is the us national organizer at hotmail dot. org and folks to build support for palestinians digital rights within the us. eric good have you with us as you've just had this does not come in isolation. eric, a human rights groups have long cooled up, metro and censorship with pro palestinian content. yeah, that's, that's correct. and how do i my organization we have been calling met out for over a decade? really? we've seen that not only our palestinians and palestinian narrative silence and censored for very opaque reasons, but also that i hate speech em incitement to violence against palestinians goes under rated. and that's as online violence oftentimes leads to real world harm, which we're seeing played out all across to palestine today. right. and 200 measured employees or so on the left as much as i can back on this. the seems to be this, this past in the village bias a how entrenched is it? do you think of as well, you know, it's,

it's really quite intrenched. and actually meta has given been all of the record in meeting that this is true. backs in uh 2021 met uh, admitted that they needed a little help to understand the situation. and they agreed to an independent human rights due diligence assessment that was published in the following year in 2022 and it came out and said that it is over moderating palestinian content is likely under moderating is rarely cheaper content. and that this is leading to adverse human rights impacts for palestinians and meadow agreed to the findings of the assessment and agreed to implement in part or in full 20 of the $21.00 recommendations. so this is something met in those very well. it's happening often my organization we've actually, over the years, i helped get hundreds of palestinian accounts, put it back up because they have been taken down wrong police selves. and so it's a huge issue and that is well aware of it,

but they just are not doing anything about it. right. in this particular case, for somebody else, complaints elijah's and a short video posted by the policy and furniture. and this would be mis classified as pornographic contents, even though it showed to destroy ability and garza. and he says he did everything by the book following 2 prizes as in guidance and so for, for the bucking but was then forced to resign as yeah. and you know, this is, this is unfortunately not surprising at all. we, we have heard that there is quite a lot of internal pressure on, on employees in meta to kind of not look too far into some of the situations. and i would be surprised if this was not the 1st of many of the stories that are going to come out. and we know actually that the state of israel says tens of thousands of voluntary take down requests to mega year. that's

a voluntary met. it has no legal obligations to comply with these requests and matter that it does not provide any sort of information or transparency about these requests. what the state of israel tells us that meta complies 90 percent of the time. so okay, so really what we're here, it makes a lot of sense run an errand just finely. what are we looking at here? what needs to be done briefly? if you would briefly, i think we need a list of transparency from better things like the, the sorts of take down requests that we're getting from governments. nobody knows about that. and nobody knows about how it matter classifies specific designated groups. nobody knows about when automation takes place versus human moderation. and we also. busy that met us last year had the $39000000000.00 worth of profit. so they have the resources to fix these problems. they're one of the most powerful corporations in the world and they are simply choosing not to. so we need them to

put a profit where they need to, instead of putting profit over, people are good to get your perspective. appreciate that are outside better from how much total. thank you. thank it is ready. so i'll just have destroyed the rehabilitation center available to death palestinians during their assault on northern gauze. it left some of the most vulnerable people, a greater risk during the war, but that might, you, as well. this was northern causes only special needs rehabilitation center. this is what it looks like now after is really forces bonding. did you bother you? rehabilitation society was treating mainly those who are deaf. in mid may, these really army re entered the north, saying a moss had regrouping its troops targeted the facility, killing 9 people inside the intentionally destroyed the premises with all its units and equipment, the management office, hearing a department, the academy,

they were all destroyed by his really forces custody ends with special needs or deprived from the only facilities available to them. the center has provided services for disabled people since the 19 ninety's the, even the courtyard once a place for children to play was not spared in the attack. residents now search the rubble for what's less

the gaza palestinians are displaced from one place to the next is the hearing. the next air strikes shelling or shooting for people who are deaf. it's an even greater challenge to navigate awards though. now those who have relied on this center say there's no way left to seek help. paid admin, he choose, i'll g 0 as in today's, it has impose the highest level on it's highlighted here, the island of to the mount. a blue volcano erupt twice on says that several villages have been evacuated. thousands of people are now living in temporary shelters. and relay reports from west on the head of social workers are keeping these children entertained to help them cope with their time away from home for 3 weeks. now they've been living and make ship shelters to protect them from the near daily eruptions of mountain people in the remote, how the hair,

a region of indonesia, these children witness direction and our tool, the times. some still cry because your scale, government bulk and i'll just say mount e b was due to a rock after being relatively inactive for a time. at least half a dozen other volcanoes from the pacific bring a fire. mostly in indonesia are also interrupting muscular thing when, when he mutual k, no are up to its own time somewhere up every 4 years. others almost every day. because indonesia has more than a 100. it's normal to have around $5.00 to $6.00 interrupting ok. nose, they read a year, but for more than 2600 people forced to leave their holes near mount people having to share space with hundreds of other people is anything but normal authorities were quick to set up evacuations, hands like this, and people living near the news that they needed to leave their homes, it's a reality for them. the cost of spread of the candy corruption. that doesn't make

it easier, even though they're being fed. these a poor living conditions are taking a toll. and despite being away from the danger zone, there aren't far lot falling ash is still causing health problems. and i've been coughing for the past 3 days. i have chest pain, sol, fraud and almost lost now was it isabel? people continues to show sights of for the rest, this growing concerned for their livelihoods and economic future. some i find warnings and seeking risk in order to make ends meet. picking not mix implantation around the volcano, i own, and i need money to send my daughter to college. i'm resting my life, but i have no other way to make money. as a humanitarian crisis, stress, all those affected are having to make more difficult choices between their safety and survival. finally, below l. g 0. west palmer hair, indonesia at least 6 children to being killed in northwest syria. after the school

both went off the road and plunged into a river. the vehicle came, dozens of children went down a bank into the or the entrance of the bridge. some survivors have been taken to a hospital in a risk of waste was on getting no clear what caused the bus to go for. right. your pin federal bank has cut interest rates for the 1st time since 2019 the bank load is benchmark rate from 4 percent to $3.00. but it's also one of a possible rise and inflation next year. growth across the 20 countries that use a year for bone data at the start of this year off to more than a year of stagnation or rushes. flagship annual economic form is taking place in st . petersburg mid to war with ukraine, despite several sanctions. withdrawal from businesses and international isolation, the country's economy seems to show resilience and is trying to get reoriented towards his own production and import substitution. finish up with all of

a reports now from st. petersburg of 17000 participants from more than 150 countries. politicians of business met members of the media from russia and overseas. the country once again shows it's not quite selected. there gets from africa last america, the gulf countries and many more. they see had the form is being attempted by the presidents of believe it ends in some way, send out the officials, a real madison of discussions. one of the main themes here is transition to multiple a model of the world economy. economic relations with the brakes and shanghai corporation organization countries discussed as well as the possibilities of developing the northern series as an international transport, colorado. the russian side says it's opening new horizons and business and looking for new policies as a non is the owner re guest agent before them. they will see a new russia is now a very important play in the economy. we've signed a lot of agreements between our countries with private and public companies. we are here to participate in this economy for them and see where to put you on it is we

can be able to eh, piss you and be able to ask for stuff for our country, particularly in rural areas in south africa and there on wednesday. but i didn't pace and it was speaking with senior editors of international news agencies. the russian you create impulse make to is this cost us. and according to patients, the west should stop supplying weapons to ukraine from his point of view. that's the simplest way to ends the complex. as for the rest of nuclear, whoever ukraine peters said that the west have replacing the keys brush over the flat, save of rock links, which pointed out the be united states and using nuclear weapons against your pot. and we'll, we'll to, is that the russia had no plans to attack nate, tremendous phase, but it would respond to any, a russian against his country. c. d 's to boost if someone's actions threaten us over into your territory and integrity. we misuse. oh means it's all disposal lead you. my patients, genoa treat husband presented at the form. it goes back to the 17th century. if

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over 6 balls each to decide the winner in the us say score 18. you know, phase advance proved too much for parking stone. it's the biggest victory and usa crickets. history, and we'll go down as one of the old times, great shots. they mix face the world's number one side, india to a meeting, docusign, you know, it's a big a human then. in the woke up itself is somebody gets human. so yeah, i would say it's a big day for us and i would say not just for us that for us a good community too. eagles, fiance cremains, well on coast for a full friendship entitled and stood in a row as the world number one, the face of cocoa golf in the semi finals she don't think was looking to be her opponent for the 3rd year in a row in paris to breakfast served in the 1st fits when 16 golf was upset by a cool, made in the 2nd safety on pi, obtaining a line. judges cool. introduce the 20 role to, to use. and that's the number 3 on a re, breakups is

a gates feeling sick. let's fields exploding goals, dominance continues 20 straight wins and another straight search victory for even though i got broken verse in the beginning of the 2nd said, i knew that i can come back quickly and i got my level of intensity or the tire to do that. and i think most of the things overall in my game worst today. so i'm proud of myself off of the match golf cold on the sport to use video review technology saying that it's ridiculous that it's not used. i think it's, you know, tennis is the only sport where not only we don't have the v r system, but a lot of times the decisions are, you know, made by one person and others for it. there's usually multiple arrests. so yeah, i definitely think that at this point is almost ridiculous, that we don't have it. not also just speaking because that happened to me, but i just think, you know,

every sport has it. and also there's so many decisions that are made and then it sucks as a player to like go back or online and you see that you were completely right. it's in these jasmine power, lini will be speed on sex. opponents infested as final leading was up against russian 17 year old news onto the eva in hers semi final. it's where the actual proving too strong for the teenager hit the sally and is having quite the season. she won her 1st w t a 1000 cycle and we'll go to number 7 in the world after this tournament. previously, probably had never been past the 2nd round back. i didn't care of 20 volts on god's venture. below that you all could be just a surgery on his right. me went well off the pulled out of the french open jacket, which posted a picture of himself on crutches. i think had an operation in paris on wednesday. it's unclear how long is recovery will take with the next grand slam of the season

wimbledon beginning on the 1st of july. if you're a 2024 is just over a week away in the netherlands, or looking in good shape. they haven't canada for nearly the family based on tuesday, the roster them off the memphis, the pi i opened the school for the dutch early in the 2nd house. the need was doubled by a yet an a frame. probably a great run, by the way to finish off himself to do better is by friend who's to purchase the captain page of van dyke completed the route. the neighbor, luis, have put in 5th street in front of the company in b, euro street english premium. the clubs of it's, it's a keep video of a system for 3 o. v a or for the next season 20 to apply tubs, took part in the annual general meeting on suzanne decided against scrapping v a. r . which has been responsible for a series of controversies since its implementation at the start of the 2019 season clubs having state decided it needs improvements, which is

a couple of hours away now from game one of the seasons in b, a finals between the boston celtics and the dallas mavericks, the celtics last one that's happening 2008, but they've lost just 2 games in the play of this post season. and they'll have co steps that pulls in, gets back in the line of the last 3 and hasn't played since the end of april of to picking up a cost strain. but later he'll make is for to i guess his former team, the mavericks, status god, pottery only thing is also set to make it what's the thoughts tvs for my husband called in boston. everything says he has no fear playing a game for myself. it's teammates having spent 2 seasons way, even though he's previously faced the boons from the boston fans. there's no fear out here, man. his basketball, the fans are going to say what they're going to say. i appreciate them and, and their relationship. they have to the game, but it's about the players at the end of the day. oh planning is my former brothers . yeah, no, i'm excited they, they've gotten a tremendously better. they've led their team to this point,

so i'm proud of them. and i'm looking forward to the competition because this is what we've all strive for since we were to, to, is to be at this level planning as the best of the best. it's been a huge crash the car to them to do off in a cycle racing phones, remco event, a pool, one of the favorites for the upcoming to the funds and pre mazda road, which with 2 of the ride, is taken down on a wick road on stage 5 organizes decided to cancel the stage because of a shortage of ambulances to attend to the injured riders. and the quest for a new name for the arizona coyote is, is now down to 6 choices. the coyotes are leaving at arizona for utah next season. but they will not be known as the coyote is one say, based in salt lake city, more than half a 1000000 votes from fans with all the options down to 6. the lizard memos, outlaws, venom, the ac and utah. okay. club of the prospective names. the team letting me go by the new name still hang on the 202526 season. a russell. the school sees full tonight

mc period. thank you very much. thanks for that. thank you. now the chinese space pro, carrying samples from the fall side of the moon is on his way back to earth, trying the 6 landed on moon on sunday, on the side, which probably faces away from us. it is only the 2nd proof to have done that. now for another chinese mission 5 years ago. and space x is john style sheet rock. it is successfully launched in the best time ever returned from space, the test smaller as a major milestone for either musk in this company. starship reached base and then survived the future of re entry for landing in the indian ocean as plan. it is the largest and most powerful rocket system ever built. scott rules is an aerospace engineering and spoke to us from the launch site in texas right now. welcome to starbase. i'm actually standing between the last 2 letters, the letter s and e, that formed the i conic titled the announce is your arrival to the star bass. and unfortunately,

understanding the shade right now underneath the solar panels that are used to help power starbase. and as you may have noticed, white behind the over here, there is a blue tesla with a star link and turn on it. and behind it, you will see the orbital launch mount right there, which at 7 50 am this morning was still occupied, but right now is empty making way for august, the 5 which will be the next attempt. the reason we were able to see those beautiful images coming life one space was because of the same technology that is bringing you the signal right now. that's the star link and tennis has come there. and star link satellites are up there that allow that to happen. so as you mentioned, it was the 1st time they were able to successfully bring it in. they were not sure they were going to be able to make it all the way through. they thought it was probably going to break up, but it made it all the way down to the ocean with a soft lenny more important. the booster also a few minutes before did the exact same thing. it was a perfect stage separation of beautiful view of the hot stage rings. just kind of

drifting off of the space almost like it was being deployed as a satellite. we can see the grid federal operating exactly where they were supposed to. and the falcon cards, or the rafter engine lit up, right when they're supposed to one kilometer above the ocean surface. it came down and i was on a boat with some basic engineers. and one of them said it did a flex. it was like just doing a power hubbard right over before it dropped in. they were so static, they believe that probably i f t 5, they're going to attempt to set chip on land. this guy, there's a strong possibility. and the reason that's possible is because of what's behind these here, right now, as you can see, these are the buildings or the build site. and what you might see behind me right here, right now are the new orbital amount that they're building. so you can probably see those sections there. you might even see a red heart on one of them. it is a read the red heart. it says stacking me. they cannot wait to bring this thing out

to the new orbital i'm outside. now why is that important for i, if he's large, do you know why they, they watch not just redundancy, but what they would like to do is they are probably going to launch from ever him. i want because all the critical infrastructure is there are the peg farm and everything is there. if things go wrong, you could have a big mess to clean up. so they're going to build a 2nd about sort of the way that's just there to catch the booster or when it comes back. and so if something goes wrong, it's not going to be disastrous appropriate. so right here, this is what's going to limit when that's going to happen. is it going to be in 2 months? is it going to be 3 months? we don't know, but that is possible. meanwhile, boeing's new starlight. i come civil has successfully adults with the international space station, the spacecraft launched and carrying it to nasa astronaut on wednesday, mocking the 1st crude mission for the us based company. they struggled with technical problems on the way and took 2 attempts to solve after experiencing problems with the trust the site after noticed that you just spend now

a week at the space in which both past or not. that's it for me to come for this news. uh i will be back in a couple of minutes. so i have another hour user to it. the in india, illegal mining is having a devastating impact on an ancient mountain range and don't local residence. you look at how much dust there is everywhere. my father is during the phase $1.00 oh, $1.00 east travels to india to investigate mining. gimme a ralph as he mounted on out to say about the

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