the the business, the w news live from berlin authorities and bangladesh and pose a nationwide curfew. and the army is patrolling the streets of the capital dock on the move comes after dozens dying violent clashes with police during protest. demonstrators want in overhaul and the way government jobs are distributed also ahead. jo buying refuses to back down despite going calls for the us president not to run for re election. biden says he'll be back on the campaign trail next week. and cyprus mark, 15 years since the mediterranean island was split into depending on who you talked to you. it's either a day of celebration or 11 cation the

melissa chance. thanks for joining us. bangladesh is under a nationwide curfew after weeks of protest turned violent. military forces are now patrolling the streets of the capital deca in a bid to restore. com. more than a 100 people had been killed in clashes with police. the unrest started after the government reintroduced limits on who has access to highly sought after government . job security forces fill the streets of doco. they've been sent in to restore order. after weeks of fund dressed, people are being told they can only go off to shop for groceries and the central government is also disrupting internet and mobile services. so we students have been protesting against the reintroduction of a quote of system that allocates more than half of the men jobs, the women,

minorities, and the families of west virginia. i'm gonna stop to a different matter of common sense that over 50 percent of the jobs cannot be given a way to quote a holders a normal state cannot be run like this. this the, the protest started out as peaceful and increasingly violent and recent. dave, when police responded with tear gas sound grenades and probably getting dozens, i'm injuring 1000. protesters have boned vehicles, the fact public buildings and storms the headquarters of the state broadcast though, crushing the program, running 10 bits shown before. of the i'm just international say's bundle. they should police have use quote and mostly force against protest to be, you know, go and revise. in particular, the shooting of a boost site. the 1st student who was known to be killed can see the 2 officers

were, you know, discharging 12 gauge shot contact him. and we assessed the reduced visual intelligence and the distance between them was 50 meters. so we got a forensic and i, i knew this to look at the test tunes on and it was consistent, but the bird shot. now we consider the use of bird shot, which is a hunting weapon to be completely inappropriate in the use of policing protests that are also reports a for student wing from the ruling faulty of ami league, inciting violence. an attacking female protested with directed brutality. who seemed to have really targeted the women and girls. so we had women and girls that told us we thought they would spare us that they wouldn't, you know, attack us. but in fact, they seemed to have attacked them with a particular vengeance. launching, you know, punches and kicks they set on the, on their breasts, bucks and stomachs. anger against such attacks is still room. many say the protests

won't stop until the government abandons. it's called our system. they're also demanding. it investigates the student's death. us president joe biden is resisting growing calls to abandon his re election bid. he's bound to return to the campaign trail next week. fine is currently isolating at his beach house in the state of delaware after testing positive for coven 19. his doctor says his condition is improving. the president is under increasing pressure with many senior democrats, worried that he cannot beat donald trump in november. within 30 congressional democrats have now called for him to drop out is let's go to my hometown of los angeles and bring in ethan bierman. he is a us political commentator and adjunct professor at loyola law school. los angeles . welcome, ethan and joe biden, faces increasing pressure and the list of democrats. we think he should drop out of the race is growing. what do you make of his insistence that he's returning to the

campaign trip? well, i think at this point, what that means is that he has not decided to drop out or to acquiesce, or possibly that there have not delivered to him a viable plan. should he drop out there? you know, joe biden does strategize and planning as great advisors around him, so he has to contemplate what the consequences are. if he were to step down, if he's even willing to step down. but these calls do continue to grow and they are growing louder, which is upsetting many people in the democratic party base who strongly support support president. but now for many democrats of vice president campbell harris has risen to the top of the list of possible replacements. who else is on that list? and who are they? especially for our viewers, were mostly not from united states. right, well tamela harris is clearly the front one or she is from california as well. she

is the sitting vice president. that would be the natural replacement for president joe biden. i think the top 2 candidates, if there are talk to after calmer harris would be governor gretchen whitmore, of michigan. she survived and attempted kidnapping by some radicals. a few years back around 2020 election. she's been a, a loud, pragmatic voice in the democratic party who is a strong leader. and i think that actually who is probably in the lead, if it's not tomlin harris, and possibly even if it is calmer, harris is sitting california governor gavin newsome. he has taken it straight on to the republicans, he debated. governor round the santas, mago republican from florida on fox news and, and handle that extremely well. he's been advertising nationally and he is a well regarded leader in the democratic party as well. uh,

regardless of who they pick, they need to make a decision fast. don't say whether they stick with buying or um they look for another replacement. yeah, the, so the democratic convention is coming up here in chicago, around august 19th, i believe is when it starts and they need to have this settled before that there are people calling for this to be settled out the convention in a historically traditional way where they would argue this out there, however, in light of knowing that the republicans will likely file lawsuits to try and block any replacement of joe biden on ballots. this needs to be done post haste in order to get a replacement ready. now, up. well, the democrats are sort of in fighting. this is playing right into the hands of republicans, right? oh, absolutely. there's nobody who benefits more from this democratic game fighting than

the republican party, which is really the trump party nowadays. so it's donald trump and jamie vance. in all of the contested seats, people forget that this year there are significant, important senate seats up for election and what's called the house of representatives. here in the united states gets re elected every 2 years. those electrons. busy so happening in november, so this won't just benefit the top of the republican party ticket being trumping vans. but it also potentially benefits all of these other races, which are very important for the governance here in the united states as environment. thank you so much for joining us. thanks melissa. today, cypress is marking 50 years since it was split into in 1974 turkish troops invaded the mediterranean island after greece stage a brief crew 5 days earlier. turkish cypriots in the north of you. today's anniversary as a liberation from the greek speaking majority,

while the greek cypriots in the south be the date as a catastrophe. that led to mass displacement dates 5, 30 am and people in nicosia wake up to the sound of sirens mountain, exactly 50 years since the start of the turkish invasion, which divided them into 2 reigning island. some who joined the greek cypriot, president at the end veiling of a monument for soldiers killed in the conflict. so many people in the south. 1974, much the beginning of a catastrophe. you must, the law were here today as we are every year doing many times to honor all these young man who gave their life for the freedom of our cyprus. yet the fit in dispute promises. so it's a different picture in the north of the island. many to just see periods believed. invasion brought them freedom from the greek speaking,

the majority and military parade. what stage they have for the territories leaders entered as president read ship, the air, the one uses it. we still do when we came to the 1974 the in the humane attacks, but targeted the existence of attack is cypriots had reached a peak palm. exactly 50 years ago today, the rhetoric technician, military took a historic step to rip out the deck of that was trying to stop the independence of the turkish cypriot. the other 100 like 151974, the military june 2 nonsense stage. the crew seeking to unite cyprus with greece 5 days later took his soldiers land in the northern coast, eventually occupying a 3rd of the island. a ceasefire was reached with un peacekeepers controlling the buffer zone, the drums through the island and its capital. 9 years later,

the turkish republic of northern cyprus declared independence, but it's only recognized by turkey, while the republic of cyprus in the south became and you member in 2004. despite numerous attempts to unite the island, nicosia remains the world's less divided capital. and the backend powers of greece and turkey are also sleep on the way forward. that's now cross over to the w correspondence. sophia clift, hockey in athens. sophia, how is this day being marked in cyprus as well today is marked by a strong sense of both historical and emotional significance. melissa and of course, reflecting the continued impact of the invasion of $9074.00 and not only separate greek society, but also in greece. and that's life, the pictures from the celebration. so i'm parades and aragon, speech and statements are proceed, is highly provocative in,

in greece. now regarding the 50th anniversary of the invasion celebrations, they started early in the morning in nickel c, a. and it will continue throughout the night with tonight's event at $830.00 uh greek times the grid time and for the visit of me to doctors as well. and most importantly, today's a reminder that the division is ongoing, that the issue is not solved. cyprus, as president nicholas christopher deleted, says that the reunification is the only path for a turkish president, richard type air. no one's doesn't agree. what can we expect between the 2 sides going forward as well? greece remains firmly committed to the solution of their unification of cyprus, within the framework of the united station resolutions and greece will continue to do so. there is no question of this position changing for now. and um,

very important is the fact that it's the 1st time agreed prime minister is visiting on those celebrations since then patients the 1st time. and this is a statement on its own. we said that he's being there and speaking tonight at the event together with the legal system believes so. um, however, as the 2 sides don't agree, if it's to expect that we have might, we might have a pressure on european level. we had the statement of what was it up on the line today on x, where she stated that the cypriot issue is but you are p one. as we've heard in that reporting you and case keeping mission is still in cyprus. how successful has it been? and managing tensions um, well, it depends strongly from the perspective. so if we say, if it succeeded to prevent further violence conflicts between turkish cypriots

population and the greek cypriots population, then yes, we could say that it has, it has been successful in managing the buffers out in cyprus. um, on the other hand, however, it has that full to solve the initial problem, which is the cypress is divided. that's book 5 tickets. sophia cliff talkie and athens. thank you. thank you. melissa of israel says it's fighter jets have struck several who the military targets in yemen, in retaliation for hundreds of attacks carried out by the rebel group in recent months. the strikes took place in humans, red sea port, city of who data, according to how many television controlled by who the rebels. several people were killed and the jets targeted oil and diesel storage facilities. the stripes come after a drone attack by humans with the rebels over tel aviv on friday, which killed one person and 4 others injured. and you are now up to date,

but stay with us. our tech show shift is coming up next building act, whether apple is helping russia limit access to information. we're moving vpn from its impression app store. melissa chance. thank you. the so either thing and do the same way you expect and more different things from life than your parents. i just want to pursue was that's my thought was fired or you think your kid is 2 different, risky, irresponsible. reasonable port is not. i want my son to become a doctor to in the canal. it's time to to.