to come in as an international inside corruption excellence award, nominated your hero. now, the us president joe biden riley's is body to united behind. our security is addressed on the 1st day of the democratic convention in chicago. the outside the venue protesters call for an end to the war on guys and some are detained after breaking through barriers. the let me know about this, and this is on to 0 live from don't have also coming up. the us actually have stage calls on home us to accept a proposal for a cease fire and gaza saying the is really prime minister has agreed to it on cracking down a non governmental organizations. nicaragua is government funds more than $1600.00

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cause get more from the convention in chicago. on this 1st night of the democratic national convention, emotional joe biden was received by the crowd with a standing ovation for many minutes greeted with signs of i love you, joe, who was introduced by his daughter ashley by then. and he also spoke for many, many minutes talking about the achievements that he believes that he has accomplished as the president of the united states saying that one of his proudest moments is that he believes that he spent much of his time preserving democracy. one of the reasons he says that he decided to run for president of the united states. he also says that despite the fact that he says he made many mistakes in his career in a career that spanned more than a half century,

he says he gave his best to america. he also says though, but he still has a lot of work to do in the remaining weeks and months of his term. he says that he wants to try and achieve a cease fire in israel's war on gaza and acknowledge the protesters outside the united center in chicago, where the democratic national convention is being held. they are protesting israel's war on goss on. he even said this, the protesters have a point saying that a lot of innocent people are being killed in israel's war on gaza. and he says, the secretary of state, anti lincoln, is working around the clock to prevent a wider war, as he hopes, as president, to deliver a cease fire to try and, and the conflict. now this is uh, democratic national convention that will continue throughout this week. and the

this will culminate with the final light where vice president common le harris will officially accept the democratic presidential nomination. and it is just a ceremonial formality. she has already clinch that. and tonight, on this 1st night of the event, she did make a surprise appearance, something that was received very well by the crowd. she honored her boss joe biden and says that it is a historic achievement. what he has done for the country previewing the fact that she will be here throughout the week and showing and showcasing what will be her frowning moment on thursday evening when she closes out. this event can really help it al jazeera chicago. you're outside of the convention, demonstrators have taken to the streets largely in protests against the war on garza while most were peaceful with some tow done fences and climbed over security

about is leading to the robust john 100 reports from chicago outside chicago's united center protesters for an array of causes gathered to demonstrate against the democrats. the 1st protests of the day led to the 1st breach of a security barrier. as protesters tore down a fence between them and the convention that led to the 1st arrest the and that led to a police crap down. they cleared a nearby park on sunday and monday thousands marched against poverty for l. g, b, t, right. and against israel's more on guns, including this teacher, a lot of the students don't have housing or don't have adequate food at home, don't have adequate health care. and yet the government finds billions and billions of dollars to spend on mass recruiting children and patters thing. so you know,

there's something wrong with that. and we, we need to fight against. among the protestors was presidential candidate jill stein, the green party gathering, working people homeless people, the poor people that are marched here from milwaukee to bring, you know, real issues of poverty and homelessness, and lack of healthcare and students that medical done. all that, that we don't hear a word about actually from, you know, from the harris trunk. you know, the campaigns, thousands of chicago police controlled the streets with bikes, with right here. and what appeared to be a measure of restraint. as when a supervisor off camera told officers not to arrest this man. this is a stand up between projectors and police officers leading, assign, telling them they are being ordered to disperse. these protesters are not doing.

and there are plenty of police to reinforce that order. the detention eased when protestors agreed to remove attention cabinets for some it was a teaching moment, were mobilizing human beings and mobilizing over, you know, around a causative. so it sounds as though so basic, right, like to protect human rights and, and so this has been a great awakening for a lot of my, you know, the people that are here, and i told them to see it firsthand. you can't, you can't teach us in the books. so that's why we're here. time and time again, police avoided repeating the bloody crackdowns of the 1968 convention here. mindful of the cities reputation. but knowing there are many more protests to come. john henry and l g 0, chicago. and his speech at the convention us president joe biden to set a ceasefire in guys that is closer than at any time since october the 7th. and he's insisted it was time to end the war. you know, i wrote

a peace treaty for guys a few days ago. i put forward a proposal that brought us closer to doing that and we've done since october 7th. we're working around the clock. my secretary of state run a wider were reunited hostages with the families and serge, you mandatory health and food assistance, and the guys are now the civilian policy people. and finally, finally, finally deliver a c sorry in this war. what do you guys have to do stage review, but it was 5 minutes has accepted a so called bridging proposal for a c as far as any blankets been holding towards with benjamin netanyahu as well as other officials and kind of a honda. so who has more from jordan's capital on mine? and that's because because really government has bind, i'll just, you know,

from reporting inside israel for the 10th time since the war on gaza began. us secretary of state anthony blink in touch down in israel, his latest visit aimed at applying pressure on his really officials to agree to a cease fire deal. blinking day began with a meeting with israel's president, is occurred song in which he said this could be the last chance for a deal. this is a decisive moment. probably the best, maybe the last opportunity to get the hostages home to get a ceasefire. and to put everyone on a better path to enjoy peace and security. and for nearly 3 hours blinking sat down with prime minister benjamin netanyahu, in a meeting the premiere described as positive in a statement from his office that's in yahoo says he reiterated israel's commitment

to the current american proposal on the table, which he says takes israel security needs into account blinking then met with the country's defense minister, your wife gallano, stressing the importance of diminishing the chance of further escalation and the region that could emptied efforts to secure a deal. before he left israel to travel to cairo and cut off on the next leg of his shuttle diplomacy blinking, reveal that israel government has accepted what the americans are describing as a bridging proposal. put forward by mediators last week in a very constructive meeting with prime minister netanyahu today. he confirmed to me that is real, accepts the bridge and proposal that he supports it are put in dollars. the palestinians have been casting down on any american efforts to encourage israel to agree to a cease fire as the army continues. it's a tax payment via visa,

no hope from america, nor from is fine on evasion for 10 months, american pressure without any result. last sunday, we used to be of asian from america, and israel evasion that's led to more than 10 months of war and killed more than 40000 palestinians. the us secretary of state is now calling on from us to also accept the latest proposal to secure a ceasefire. deal with the palestinian group has already said the current framework includes new is really conditions and is not in line with the original proposal outlined by us president joe biden. back in may have the said who just read all about how much has responded to news that israel's agreed to the latest these 5 proposal, the group spokesman, and some a honda in the says we will only agree to the implementation of jo bivens proposal, which we agreed to a few months ago is randy is have retreated from issues included in biden's

proposal at yahoo, who's talk about agreeing to an updated proposal, indicates that the us administration has failed to convince him to accept the previous agreement for mediation as push for the seized by israel has killed at least 35000 stadiums in gaza since monday morning. so they just trying to get the shots of a refugee camp. and then off of the district can and at least 9 people. although the tax and the southern and central regions of guys have killed most of the women and children, emergency crews and they're struggling to reach all the victims trumped under rubble to 10 months of as many attacks have destroyed the health care system in gaza. doctor's fear that a severe fuel shortage may mean eminent deaf for many newborns and those into in the intensive care of all cult has moved from that kind of odd one hospital in northern garza to come out as well as hospital might be out of service sooner. than we expected, as there was no, no, if you were to overweight,

the hospital main departments here might be shut down and talking about the only the boxes like the new nato's unit, the i c u unit, and the oxygen generates are unit. and many of the units might be shot down as there's no fuel and medical supplies to override these to boston. we spoke to the a, come out and run this stuff here on the x 3. and the next really worried about the cost that the over the fuel and the total loss about how dire these situ. busy action here and how dangerous is to make him out a grand hospital out of service. come on in the top of it was an they were many changes throughout with including the lack of fuel as well as the non stop shelling on a health facilities. our hospital is the only hospital providing care for children and garza and i the, the, i know not what all we have 150 to 200 patients. and this also, some of them are in the i see you needing surgery and dialysis all these patients

need special care and we need fuel to reach us here. so as to continue this kid, prevent me from us. near this we receive approximately 500 to 600 patients a day and each day we have to make a decision on food to key for the study of the oaks. and i know what this is the only function in units of intensive care unit lifting because we're facing a real dilemma. yeah, that's a love seat of the 6 on the lives of these babies. we have new boards who are dependent on the essentially display of we need an activity to administer fluids and public incubators. otherwise, the instance will face imminent death. we're using solar power right now, which has been interrupted 5 times within the just the last hour. this a fix the care we provide in this unit to z and some let us do that. we recorded some dips before because of lack of oxygen due to malfunctions of the so the pos system, if it stops completing these new blends, will die. the health care system might be collapse in this.

just all of the came out of one hospital with not to be able to buy that with the fuel laws. it's actually a jersey to northern go this flip palestine has been fighting in the occupied westbank city of numbers. the have you thought it could be heard of the don't call to prayer, the text place around the gum allowed. the nicer area is really forces have been conducting daily rates in palestinian tons since the water and gas have begun last october. still ahead and old is it a democratic republic of congo bottles to contain the spread of a new, more infectious variance of impulse and protecting the so called lungs of the mediterranean. we made climate scientists to say, see drugs is vital for the time of the

just in depth analysis of the day. sideline. what strategic purpose do you think this assassination serves? israel informed opinions, people who have been 18 years old seem to be given a chance to best to be a bold critical debate. russia has decided that the war ukraine as a defensive war inside story, house fluid change. the security relationship between both come on out, just being a journalist is a privilege i get to the heart of the story amplified the voices of those have been drowned out by the noise is a 4 is my driving force is what pushes me to take risks. facing the trying to find that challenge and

a huge responsibility we keep politicians and decision makers in check. so the devastating human cost of their decisions working at the 0 enables me to make that positive voice is relevant to so that there is mode that unites us then divide the the question which is 0. reminder of our top story is this our us presidential biden's told people that democratic national con convention the in a box also the countries. so the address policy faithful in chicago. and the 1st annoyance of the event by just told this party to united behind capital homicides

from funding made 10 welts in system, the democracy must be se the right side. the convention venue police arrested protests as a breached barricade. thousands of demonstrations gathered to protest against the bottom garza as well as all the issues the secretary of state on to me blinking says israel's prime minister has accepted the washington's proposal for cease fire and guns. and holding thompson, israel thomas spokesman or something hummed and says the group will only agree to the previous proposal put forward by president by the several months ago. they are in security council has yet to agree on extending it into them force in 11 and cold unit felt that's according to the us deputy ambassador to the un nfl is monday. it expires at the end of august has been tasked with monitoring the succession of facilities with israel and ensuring humanitarian access for civilians says 20 or 6 . or is it just different tiers on how long it should be?

how full some it should be? and i think our view is very clearly that we think it should be a very short form, a not for a very long period of time so that we can get this mandate done and hopefully help, you know, lower tensions in the region. so that's kind of our, our perspective, but it's still very much of work in progress. positive ukrainians have in order to evacuate the eastern city of across the russian army. it's only 10 kilometers from inside skirts across, cuz one of ukraine's main defensive strongholds and key logistics, helping the denette screeching because governments are lot of 1500 more civil society groups. president general ortega's intensified crackdowns on those accused of breaking the law following antique governments protest in 2018 john home and has more on the product on from mexico. sitting on monday, the nicaraguan government, out of the $1500.00 non governmental organizations. what it said is that

a 100 for failed their obligations, especially related to releasing financial information including to do with donations. but in reality, this is part of a trend in nicaragua. the really started in 2018 in which president daniel tega. and these have ministration climate sounds on protests against him and the government. and that context continues. ever since more than 5000, no government groups at media outlets and private universities have been closed since then. opposition political policies have been banned. assembly this have been sent into j o x. so the same for the catholic church clergyman joad or sent in to ex. so hundreds of thousands of people have fled, especially to neighboring costa rica. what it's really left in the country is a sort of black hole in terms of descent,

but also in terms of information on the situation, especially as independent media, like how cells are effectively banned from nicaragua at the moment and cannot any report from countries outside like here in mexico and it seems with announcements and decisions like this, the situation is no getting better. and because i with, with the government and president daniel take out already coming down more and the situation is getting worse. john home. and i would just say to mexico city us side talks to end the conflict and sedona still going on in switzerland. the delegation from the putnam, illiterate roberts support, forces is attending the discussions in geneva. but sedans army hasn't been present since talks began last week. that we are very concerned about ongoing attacks, also on very credible reports of abusive civilians. and we will continue to push the rabbit support forces to apply to accept and abide

by their commitments under jetta and their commitments under international humanitarian law. as well as a pushing for a national association of a violent cit, national cessation of hostilities. it would be easier to work on the national cessation of hostilities if the army sent a delegation. but as i said, we're going to continue to look for both unilateral steps from the parties as well as agreement. it's operationalizing what we see and the number of suspected and confirmed impulse cases reported this here is needing 20000 that will make the gallon and democratic republic of congo, but it's now also being fined in sweden unpack, has done victoria gauging the reports of thousands of people in the democratic republic of congo, d o c, a suffering from these lesions that caused by an impulse virus from the smallpox family, the flu like symptoms and posts, failed lesions have killed hundreds of people in the d o. c. and that scoring many

others have been up to one of them. i would like someone to help us. otherwise the epidemic will spread further. many people will die and we will infect the children who are at home in the near. the world health organization has issued its highest level for and pokes, have to be africa centers for disease control and prevention called it a continental emergency. and you stray, known as played, won't be, is causing the increasing cases, enabling the virus to spread faster. a wider than ever before, it's being detected and old. 26th provence is of the d o. c. and the number of confirmed infected people has risen above 16000. after years of conflict to being forced from home, isabella now has to do with his sons, potentially life threatening illness and i am displaced with my 8 children. i woke up last week. i noticed my son had about fever. we came hay and the doctor said he's suffering from the impulse of virus and ongoing rebellion in the east of the d

. o. c has added to a shortage of medicines in a health care system that was already struggling. the world health organization estimates plate won't be close 3.6 percent of the police effects much higher than previous strains. the communities health minister is hopeful that after years of dealing with outbreaks, the d o. c will also be able to do with the m pokes, emergency news, o dippy is on 2 countries promised us a vaccine for me in japan and the united states. i hope with all of my heart that arrive next week, $3000000.00 vaccines cost $600000000.00. once we have them, we need to use them. i mean, we can't waste a single those. those are the, it says, all 12 african countries have recruited cases. others have been confirmed in sweden and pakistan. and international surveillance operation is underway. after the world health organization declared a global health emergency. victoria gave some b. l g 0

a type of c ross that only grows in the mediterranean as being studied for its ability to store carbon. at the same con, food has more, as they call it, the lungs of the mediterranean sea grass known as posey don't yet sign monthly filtering, tons of the plan. it's carbon, have them, it can be a plus a dining and provide the invaluable environmental services, particularly in climate regulation. and if it has significant ability to store carbons especially will kind of common, which the policies, even the carbon storage capacity of the amazon ring for interest. the unremarkable looking, this unique feature of the mediterranean sea is able to store hundreds of tons of carbon per hector and is also a major source of oxygen. and it provide shelter and habitats for all sorts of small fish this phone and thrive. this underwater champion is also one of the threat. do any of the shows working with this way? it was racial but tiny species posted?

don't. you has ideal conditions for growth. if it encounters temperatures within its optimal range, it grows well and performs its functions effectively. however, due to global warming, the water is warming up, causing problems to the sea growth and could potentially lead to its extinction. within half the world's posit donya grows along the coast of tunisia. and this n g o is planting more. it's added a 1000 square meters of the sea grass. in an experiment. they're aiming to counter the harmful effects of warming waters and visions of alien species and human activity. can i enough that it again like any c plants and autumn it's lease full. and when they washed ashore, they become such strange. people sometimes mistaking me refer to this as waste, but these needs have a specific role in protecting the sea from erosion. these researches say more efforts are needed to protect the site and actors safeguarding the world atmosphere before it's too late. if this i'm getting food,

i'll just be your. so what does ex finish inside story and what about us and stay with the hell? are they a heavy rain across northern parts of africa continues to bring flooding to places like sudan. we've also seen flooding across southern parts of the middle east in places like yemen. that's thanks to very heavy rain that still that on choose day, intensifying across the east of the country on wednesday. some of that rain as well for coming in to a month. that's what most of this across the golf. it is largely dry, but we are seeing what weather plaguing, southern parts of iran that could bring some cloud in some showers to some of the gulf states over the next few days. but to the north of us, it is fine. why sunny and warm hot even

a cold eastern areas of the mediterranean. and that heat pushes down into egypt as cairo, seeing the temperature pick up over the next few days. largely hots across the north of africa, shot was coming into morocco there on wednesday. but the west of the weather, continuing for west and pots of africa, push it across into the east as well. we're going to see some wet days across ethiopian highlands, but south of the equator, it is largely dry. if you shop is coming into northern areas of mozambie, pretty buttons. why across much of south africa, but there's the range starting to pull into the very south. we include the conditions to take down the risk of the difference during the direction the outages. the

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