gilbert says the infusions, as shown in this trina video, help patients better metabolize rbohydrates and that restores their health. >> any person who truly understands what we do is wildly impressed and enamed with the outcomes we achieve. >> reporter: many in the medical community are not convinced. dr. john buse, a former president of the american diabetes association, is blunt in his criticism of trina. >> the pitch was pretty slick and compelling, whereas the evidence that i could find was pretty much non-existent. >> reporter: in 2016, at the request of a potential trina investor, the north carolinaor dopent hours reviewing articles gilbert provided. >> so you know i would characterize it more on the scam end of the spectrum rt business opities. >> reporter: medicare and at least one major insuranceco mpany have found no sufficient actually benefit patients. so they won't pay for them. but gilbert had a workaround.of insteailling the trina oreatments directly, his company submitted claimsach of the services separatel ron briggs began receiving trina treatments in 2014et >> i fo

ron briggs began receiving trina treatments in 2014. ul i found something that help with my situation, and itha wasn'ti thought it would m lp, i knew it would help. >> it's keeping ive. >> reporter: ron was traveling every week to a clinic inle scottsarizona, to get the infusions. >> after the fourth time, ron called me up on the phone and e'said, "i don't know what going to do, but i have to do this the rest of my life." >> reporter: ron and julie rallied support in dillon to open their own clinic. d ford gilbert p about $300,000 for fees anden equi the couple begged dillon's local inspital and its doctors to oversee it, incldr. sandra mcintyre. >> and part of that conversatioo was, wou of you in this organization be the medical director if the briggses chose to move forward? and we pretty much said the sami thing, whi why would we be medical directors over a servich we don't think has scientific merit? >> reporter: the doctorsen recod the hospital not get involved. mcintyre says when patients, li ron, have a chronic disease, they look

trina: i would feel better prepared. if i felt that society cared more about teachers than they do right now. i have felt so much hatred towards teachers that i haven't felt, even last year, nothing like this. abbey: the teachers are not ok. they're not ok in uvalde. they need an incredible amount of care and support. they cannot be told that you just need to kind of suck it up and move on. and i don't think anybody actually says that to survivors, but that's how it often feels. jean: i'm 20 years into this. and i can tell you 20 years as an educator is hard, 20 years as a black educator is even harder, and the repercussions on my health, irreplaceable. stephanie: let's get into some of these concerns a little deeper, including whether to arm teachers in america. for that, i'm joined by becky pringle. she's the president of the national education association, the largest labor union in the country representing three million educators. ms. pringle, thank you for joining the "newshour." ms. pringle, you were a middle schoo

this state like funeral for a journalist who dedicated her life to the struggle for freedom i. trina barkley was killed by israeli soldiers on wednesday, but the veteran journalists legacy will live on the while she was alive. she was an icon in the arb speaking world and by murdering her israel has now insure it. her name has transcended even its own militarize checkpoints and borders reaching people the world over. ok, we were, it was sunday wasn't so book born in 1971 sheree and grew up under the harsh reality of an illegal occupation that continues to strip millions of palestinians from their most basic rights. which was her quest for freedom. drove her to eventually pursue a career in journalism. korean had initially studied civil engineering as per her parents wishes. but her determination to seek the truth to manifest her freedom through journalism and to speak truth to power was too strong. she switched careers and eventually graduated with a degree in print journalism from the mac university in neighboring jordan. she began her professional career working for the united nati

a chief abdur rahim, takara paint tribute. trina, black plant, the national press club city, new york. la was here working with us back in 2016 or covering the us election. and i can from personal knowledge through that encounter with her, ascertain that this is a woman of the highest journalistic caliber she is intrepid. and before she became a journalist, while she was a journalist, she was an amazing human being. while covering whatever story she was covering here or in palestine. the story for sheena brocklow was never either partially or wholly herself. the story for her was always the story that she was covering. we shall all miss her. and i hope that this would mark a turning point in the long pattern that the world has known of killing journalists and violating press freedom in various parts of the world. shaheen, rest in peace. i spoke as years senior plesk iris moran, the sharra about to somebody images that we seen of sharing staff and whether it could lead to some sort of political change. for those of us who looked at media and politics internationally. we remember how th

now, trina, al jazeera tripoli, a radio broadcaster in the philippines has been shot dead near his home. in suburban manila. people rallied in the capital to demand justice for a string of matters of media workers in the philippines. over recent years, police had posted on the bus that was driving his vehicle on monday night when 2 men on a motorcycle shot him twice in the head. my brother used the broadcast name percy le feed was critical of the former president, rodrigo utility, and his successor bone bone marco's relations between me and me, were not that good under the law. under margaret administration, we were hoping that it would be approved by this shows about the same conditions and existed under the law here. because the challenge for the new government to show that they were that they understand the role of journalists that they will bring us when we do our jobs. a public inquiry into the u. k. his response to the current of our span demik has begun in london. the country is recorded almost 20000000 cases, and more than 866000 deaths from the virus, that's the 7th. highest nu

i don't have a choice yet, isn't why you continued gaskets in through the draw, trina, in our center, was created for children with psycho your logical difficulties when the bombing started. many people came here as they were looking for shelter. we became a shelter for those who needed a total, his luggage skipped going for hannah, it might not be an ideal set up, but at least she now has a roof over her head. not only this rehab center for children has changed after the war in ukraine, civilians are now become frontline workers helping to rebuild the country. and they say in this process, they are more united than ever christmas said that al jazeera chem here or 2 other well knees now in sri lanka, new ministers have been sworn in 2 weeks off in, ty cabinet, resigned to com, anti government protests from you and younger faces hadn't dropped it in for much swarm accounts with ministers, the prime minister in manufacture and his brother, president got to buy it, which a factor remaining power should anchor is struggling with its worst economic crisis since independence meant to severe

many more may find themselves struggling to cope while trina, o 0 triple. the wiles, oldest person, has died in japan at the age of a 100. 19 canadian aka was born in 19 o 3 the same year. the wright brothers made their 1st powered flight. a mother for lived through 2 world wars, the 198018 spanish flew and survived cancer and twice. she spent her final years in every time in home where she enjoyed math, calligraphy, and chocolates. still ahead on al jazeera things get rather heated in the n b payoff details. next would santa stay with us. ah. with a whole lou. ah ah, i'm not for sports his santa thank you very much a folly while the semifinals of the european champions league gets underway shortly with majesty's city set to pay through our madrid. both sides lead their respected domestic leagues at the p. r and lead eager 1st leg happens at the high stadium at city, yet have never won the competition. whereas we all, madrid lifted the trophy a record 13 times. well if we have to compete with these to root will have any chance they are better. so is to spea

oh, trina black, who was buried next to her parents at the mount zion cemetery. both her parents died in the early stages of her career and never knew how loved and respected she become. the crowds of gone, the family has gone. sherman's grave has now been sealed, but even after her death, she continued to tell the palestine story stephanie decker, al jazeera in occupied east jerusalem. while iran cornell correspond is also in the occupied east. jerusalem. and ron has been an extraordinary day with many dramatic scenes on you with that. see it talk us through how it all unfolded. well, as the huss came carrying sharina barclays, a casket came into geoff, a gate and towards the church where the funeral service was a jew to take place. extraordinary scenes happened a we saw a palestinian flag being raised and the back of the car is ready. soldiers is ready, police then went in and smashed that glass and took away that palestinian flag even in her death. she managed to highlight one aspect of living under israeli occupation. now the raising of the palestinian flag i

now there is hope that more stable conditions will draw. visitors back malik, trina reports from them as in libya, northwest the done, this is nicknamed the pearl of the desert. it's crown jewel. this waist is called to her, so many in head of the valley is believed to be more than 4000 years old water tunnels. fed by the loss of stretch throughout the city, have supplied houses, mars, and forms for centuries of suv. and a letter after the guest zoof was found, the city became an economic hub for caravan trade, connecting countries across africa rule. and it came under control of the roman and byzantine empires. but later islam flourish throughout north africa. this mosque is 1400 years old. the old city is one of 5, eunice, go world heritage sites and libya that are on its endangered list. clack, i will fetch adena and adam. the people who get damaged were surprised and have suffered greatly due to the unesco decision to enlist the old city to its endangered list. the cities economy relies on tourism, so we hope that unesco takes us off the list. so people feel safe to come and visit

hand over power until long delayed elections are held. disco lived out to tripoli, al jazeera medic. trina is there. how does the situation change with this show of support for the baby? well, on a political level, adrian, i don't think it really changes anything we saw yesterday. and mystery, he's the speaker of the high council of state. that's a legislative house based here in tripoli that shares power with the parliament. and he said that he received enough recommendations from its members for him to move forward a sort of like a nod of approval from the high council of state. does this mean that that he will come into power? what we're gonna have to wait and see, but still needs to form a government. he's going to give that list to the parliament. if they give him a vote of confidence. i mean, really it's, it's, it's on a political level, it's going to be a done deal for me today, but he's going to be forced to hand over power on a political level. what he's trying to do, what the baby is now trying to do is trying to change the general view, the, the, just the view among people. here

and trina, how good is going to be here in a couple of minutes with more on all these stories. i'm rob matheson, thanks very much indeed for being with me. goodbye. oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. this is i don't need to be here with me. when you look at me, when you get to me, i can just leave you a message. you open at the home and ya today, and we're going to, you will be set up with me. i'm a lot of fun at the book. if you're the one i don't want me shooting off the edge of the ah frank assessments. it sounds like you don't expect anything to change the problem in lebanon. it's actually structural lebanon needs, and you are also contract in order for it to solve this problem. informed opinions, international communities on the goal, is my security. and that creates a government, has no legitimacy in depth analysis of the data global headlines. this is going to be very hard for people to explain to the public that instead of pushing back, no, it's actually got 2 members. inside story on al jazeera stories of determination enjoy. ah, we'll hope to be luck though. i

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after a dispute about who should govern, malik trina has more on saturdays fighting from tripoli. smoke in the skies of the capitol, holmes hospitals and businesses hit with heavy artillery. across several districts and tripoli clashes erupted early saturday between rival armed groups. the fighting occurred in densely populated areas and continued into the night. the cautious have been ongoing since last night. they stopped for a bit and then continues. many of the victims were ordinary people, tired, scared, emotionally, and physically drained. these people were trapped in their homes for hours before they were pulled out. city officials are calling for an end to the violence to the civil society. institutions in tripoli strongly condemned the armed classes in the city and hold the participation policies responsible for setting civilian, blood, intimidating, security, destroying, private and public property. there are 2 governments who claim to be in charge of the country, one recognized by the international community, based in tripoli, the other drawing its power from the country. the

hi, i'm malik, trina in the living capital, tripoli, and i'll show you how recent renovation have we have new life in the old city. and in sport, there is action from the motto grand prix in the austin, texas. that is coming up later. the sour with poll ah, al jazeera sets the stage 3 elephant here, 5 others and all are either been deployed to save just one enemy global experts in discussing the idea of danger, country been established in democracy. it was bound to explore an abundance of world class programming after the guy leaf luther here too bad in life. impacts designed to inform, motivate, and inspired you on out his iraq. this is an enormous emergency for literally billions of the world's population earth rise explores how different fades across the globe are rallying communities. we are actually focus caretaker's, both europe in emission to rebuild our broken relationship with the planet. if we can mobilize that huge proportion for wealth population, emory got really great. dr. believing in change on al jazeera lou ah, watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories, this ou

so much malik trina, reporting for us from tripoli in libya. let's now speak to cello, can be jani, who's a member of the united nations independent fact finding mission on libya. he's joining us from geneva. welcome to the als. is there a news hour or so in this latest report on the last report, i should say. it concluded that there are grounds to believe a wide array of war crimes and crimes against your mind if you have been committed by state security forces, as well as our melissa groups. first, tell us how you've reached our conclusion. that the conclusion was reached by carrying out a whole series of interviews with victims and others. over $400.00 interviews were held by the league of art finding mission. and it's clear that there was a touch of our nations of human rights, and he'd smashed my cherry though, particularly in places of detention as well as in relation to my breasts where evidence of enforced disappearances is sledge meant sexual slavery, torture, arbitrary detention. i betrayed killings were quite widespread. right. and y

the attack on a court complex killed 3 people, including a prosecutor officer as milly. trina has more from miss rock, as just outside the court rope or 6 members who were accused of attacking them throughout the court house. in 2017, were given their verdicts. 5 of them were found guilty. 4 of them sentenced to death. one of them life in prison. there was also a female who was arrested for her involvement, but she was found innocent and she will be released to me. i mean, she was very emotional. after the verdict and happy to be found in a sense in 2017, a suicide bomber along with gunman attack, just very building things throughout the court house. 3 people were killed more than 15 people injured. uh so, you know, here in this, lots of people are, are, have been waiting for this verdict for quite some time. in 2015. i still took its 1st stronghold in northern africa, the city of so they controlled it for several months. and internationally recognized government and tripoli was a military campaign to retake the city. they read in 2016 december, 2016, but it came out a huge cost of for

now, trina al jazeera jibley, still ahead on the use our ah, why the demolition of these apartments in india seen as a craft down against crops developers. and in swoops action from league including a half trying to stay with them. either after massive amounts of rain were dumped on the u. s. state of mississippi. there is now concerned that the pearl river, which runs through the state, will reach flood levels this week in time for florida. we're being douse with rain really top to bottom. they're off to the great lakes in the northeast, have got another blast of heat come in, but don't get to you, stuart. here's a 3 day forecast for toronto, feeling about 40 on monday, but by wednesday, down to 24. and the extended forecast shows. temperatures will lower even more beyond that, off to the west, we go in the u. s. state of oregon. we've got more than 600 to fire fighters trying to battle back against a blaze there into the desert. southwest or monsoon downpours. don't look as threatening on sunday. truth be told, it's a fairly calm pitcher here as central america getting striped with s

that is monic trina with what we do know so far from ms. rata. thank you. a powerful explosion at a coal mine and central columbia has killed at least 11 people. it happened in suit i told her about 75 kilometers from the capital border and as little nicholson should he for pause. there is a search under way for 10 missing miners. dozens of rescue teams or working round the clock to reach 10 miners trapped underground. since tuesday, the operation is challenging because workers are about 900 meters below and the mine is connected to 5 others. to miners were rescued earlier. as i was looking at around 8 15 pm, we heard a strong blast and then it triggered as if it weren't earthquake. at that moment we lift and we saw the mine entries injecting smoke and dust. the explosion at this coal, mine, and central columbia is being blamed on a build up of methane gas ambulances, and families of the trap miners have surrounded the axton side in suit that i also was looking during headquarters or is it going? i don't think my son is alive. my heart says he isn't. i wish

and we'll continue to tell their story, is millie trina, we appreciate your reporting from miss rata and libya. thank you very much. it's not just north african nations that are having to address these issues. because hack is in molly's capital obama, where many migrants start their journeys. the jury to europe starts here from the bus station in downtown, by my coat, like this one, it's almost impossible for young mullins or africans wanting to go to europe to obtain a visa. so many people use the bus instead their journey from by my code. then on to the northern cities of go onto the desert, it is an incredibly dangerous trip. migraines have to brave breakdowns of the bus the sheets and also arm groups. here, despite the cold list, this has taken place during these journeys. young people continue to take the dangerous trip to europe. among them getting ready is your to encourage students in accountancy, here at the university and by myself. so much you and while the, after our studies, there are no opportunities, no job offers on the unemployment. we are desperate for countries lik

now, trina, 0 tripoli, to now in terms of that meeting, much more details about it are coming from the is really side. as of the 0 is harry flies, that reports in western slim. well, an entirely contradictory narrative coming from use ready side as opposed to the lady inside of this equation. a foreign ministry official saying that this was a coordinated meeting featuring direct talks, not the kind of accidental bump into you kind of me think that the lived inside has been describing. and that's very much the message that came from the statement of, from the foreign ministry on sunday, in which there was reference to discussions about what the technology, agriculture, of cooperation, restoring jewish sites inside libya and the color coding the foreign minister. also saying that this was a historic moment, the 1st step putting it in the kind of context of all the efforts towards normalization with other arab states. there was also uh, from this foreign ministry official, a, an indication that this was a coordinated announcements of the meeting by the israeli side. but at the same time t

government acts quickly so their crops can freely compete in the market and earn them a living. ma, trina ultra 0 western libya. well, stella had here on al jazeera will show you one of the most dramatic, finishes the m. b a. the season story coming up with joe balls. ah, the salience of the world's biggest gambler, losing him, the billions of dollars a year, one or 18th, investigate the thread gambling addiction on al 0. lou ah, welcome back. rod says it's aiming to be one of the world leaders to use artificial intelligence. the publishing sector is amongst a wide range of industries using ai to announce and grow their products. and on monday, the 1st fully a i produced magazine hit new stance in teheran ali hush as well. ah, this team is putting together what they believe to be the 1st magazine ever fully produced using artificial intelligence or a, our major little man, natalie, canon bishop. i wanted to publish this artificial intelligence produced magazine for the 1st time in iran, or maybe the world to tell my audiences and entrepreneurs that a great development has being made in th

and through the draw trina in our center was created for children with psycho your logical difficulties when the bombing started, many people came here as they were looking for shelter. we became a shelter for those who needed a total. his 2nd little geek skipped good. for hannah, it might not be an ideal set up, but at least she now has a roof over her head. not only this rehab center for children has changed after the war in ukraine, civilians are now become frontline workers helping to rebuild the country. and they say in this process they are more united than ever. kristen said that al jazeera chem, here, russia's president vladimir putin has told a televised, meeting of top economic officials at western sanctions about firing. he says that moscow is withstanding what he describes as an economic blitzkrieg by the u. s. and europe. bonita, lady shanina, we will discuss which extra decisions to take in order to maintain russian business and the circumstances of the sanction pressure from our unfriendly partner. suddenly, they tried to disturb, relies to financial and economic situatio

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loved make it out of the one box is under threat from an agonizing decision but one wildlife term trina is dedicated to a lot of deciding what i want to east makes the woman who spoke on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks local communities here importing are very frustrated because the lack of post storm services with detailed coverage this fact not of the fact the people who talk to say this struggling to make ransom notes and just want a better life from around the world as agassi has been offered to those who rebel against the government. except those involved in human rights abuses a war crimes. 20 years of china's transformation. told through one young girl's journey. from birth to adult these. 2 decades following the development of a life animation. rewind returns to the story of k.k. the girl from going joe do you love me on al-jazeera. jews iraq where every. hello i'm mr. it's 1230 g.m.t. and 6 in the evening in india where polls have just closed in the country's mammoth 7th days in general election there are about 900000000 eligible voters elected members for the lower ho

. >> lehrer: president oba nt to new orleans today to check the ongoing recove from hurricane trina. he pised the city's people for not giving u and promised again to speed the process. rgaret warner has our lead story report. >> warner: wn air force one touched wn late this morning, it brought presidentbama to w orleans for the first time since taking offic he visited five times ring the presidenal campaign. then, he roundly criticizethe bush administration for the y it respondedo hurricane katrina 2005 and the pace of rebuilding since then. >> it's not acceable that deral money is not reachin communities at need it, or that louisiana officls have lled out mlions of forms ju to get reconstruction funds. it's time tout the red tape, so thathe federal government is a partner, not anpponent, in getti things done. >> warner: the fedal government has been heavil involved in the reon since katra swept through, killing 1,600 peoplend wreaking $40 billion of dage across the gu coast. inll, washinon committed tens of billns of dollars to rebuilng the region before mr. obama took offic and an

trina hughes been following the summit from beijing and she says despite their difficult history all countries are trying to find some common ground these 3 countries have very complicated histories but they're doing their very best or they've done their very best today to move past their disagreements and really try to work on some shared benefits between them and also really focus on what they have in common as the 3 biggest economies in asia the trade was really one of those things and they were 40 about ways they could boost the can from a territory that they have between the council to the house has a lot of needs in terms of its supply chain and in i think it wasn't mentioned but the trade war i think i think china's really looking to sort of lean into its relationships with south korea in japan really working to improve for example if. those 2 countries are you mentioned that both countries also mention that there they would like to work towards pushing for a signing of the r.e.c. . the regional comprehensive economic partnership and also continue to explore a trilateral free

i don't have a choice. urine isn't why you continue gaskets and through the draw trina, if you are sent to, was created for children with psycho your logical difficulties when the bombing started, many people came here as they were looking for shelter. we became a shelter for those who needed a total his moodle, a huge skills going for hannah. it might not be an ideal set up, but at least she now has a roof over her head. not only this rehab center for children has changed after the war in ukraine, civilians are now become frontline workers helping to rebuild the country. and they say in this process, they are more united than ever christmas said that al jazeera chem, here. when you cranes, president has taken a crucial step forward in the countries application to join the european union. odaimi zalinski is handed over a completed you questionnaire. it's part of ukraine's campaign for accelerated membership. the block is given him this month by european commission president, as it is on the line during her trip to keep a decision on whether it can be considered a candidate country could

while trina, o g 0, triply i still had on al jazeera things get rather heated in the n b a playoffs b to has a land up at this point coming a financial thing ah ah ah ah ah ah, his me to thank you very much, boston celtics saw the 1st team through to the 2nd round of the n b, a playoffs of the competing a for no series whitewash on monday. it was a must win home game for brooklyn. it's to keep their hopes alive, and kevin direct lead the way with betting on points of the celtics were able to stay out in front of the game for grace jason tatum, school 29 for boston. and the crucial moment came at the end of the final quarter with 22 seconds on the clock. on the next training by 2 boys to rent missed a 3 throat attempt, which the celtics converted into a school of their own. finished 100. $6112.00 boston await the winners between the milwaukee bucks and the chicago boom. tonight was a close our game. just the hardest thing when in basketball, in our stressing is garza bow to pressure was on us for us to finish. and that's q was big, you know, as big for the competence of our group for m

many in the eastern mediterranean are feeling concerned. ma, trina, al jazeera, chablis, a plenty more ahead on the news hour, including b. a in the victims of the stadium disaster in indonesia may get some justice as senior officials are fired. and more bank, holdups, in lebanon. as frustrated customers tried to get their hands on their own cash. also how the philadelphia phillies ended in 11 year wait for the playoffs, baseball action coming up after the break. ah, iran will release as many as 400 people who are arrested falling protests over the death of a woman in police custody demonstrations had been held for days over massa means death last month. the 22 year old died after she was arrested for violating rules on head scarves, and the un says it will impose more measures against iranian officials, responsible for a crack down on the protests. and 2 banks have been held up in lebanon as frustrated customers, trying to access their own savings. this video is from one of the incidents. this is in store right in the east. there were protests of 2 other banks as well. a clients have

, so please to any officials who may, who might hear this, please close the sky over ukraine area. trina, thank you very much indeed for your thoughts that from additionally we appreciate your time. thank you. thank you. very much. thank you. coming up on al jazeera, this, our education disrupted by war. we meet some indian students fighting to continue their studies after leaving ukraine. setting up a new home, the small italian village, welcoming ukrainian refugees and his sport. manchester city stay on course for a trophy treble football action coming up. ah, russia says it's once again used hypersonic missiles to attack ukraine. at the defense ministry said it hit military facilities. one of the targets was reportedly an armored vehicle repair site in the town of news in russia said at 5 cruise missiles from the black sea in michel, i over fuel depot was destroyed by high precision missiles fired from the caspian sea and crimea. russia says it also destroyed a military training center in a rush where foreign mercenaries are based. bernard smith is falling developments from moscow. ru

cross-country skier lives in greenland and make great alpine hope christopher followed up far away in norway trina christie won silver with the curling team twenty years ago i'm just still one of the only danes to outdo their scandinavian neighbors in the winter games when we want a medal we were higher. than sweden was for twenty four hours and that was very special for mark it's a great feeling but of course we hope every time there is a winter olympics that there will be more of us denmark has slipped down the rankings since the heady days of ninety eight but when a single medal means so much every olympics is a brush with destiny of. all race al-jazeera copenhagen. and we've given been given a bit of the glimpse of the main contenders for the women's olympic downhill event on the slopes in germany american lindsey vonn edged rival sophia gaya of italy by two hundreds of a second to clinch the a.t.'s world cup win of her rare on saturday it was vonn second straight downhill win after fourteen in italy two weeks ago the thirty three year old is chasing her second olympic gold after winning at th

when his car was shot in tripoli, the bible says he'll ignore attempts to remove him. malik trina is my correspondent in libby as capital tripoli, molig a new entry and prime minister announced by the parliament in libya. tell us more about who he is and how likely that he'll actually take office. well said he besser is considered by many western libya, strong men as the minister of interior. he took a very strong stance against malicious and armed groups. of people here feel are some people here feel that he may, he may be able to create more stability within the security apparatus. give more credibility to a police force of fight against the, the militias that are scared across the country out what this means in terms of you know, balance of power. the, the current prime minister abdul hamid the baby hasn't really been able to take control of eastern libya and eastern libya is controlled by the a strong warlord. khalifa, huffstutter, who in 2019 launched a military offensive against the capital in a bit to take over the country. ah said he bushes are recently and maybe about 6 week

now trina's is 92 year old former president played a major role in the country's transition to democracy after revolution and 2011 which saw the overthrow of longtime leader the an advert in ben ali then one can reports. came to power in december 2014 after winning the 1st free presidential election his career began 40 years earlier and took him through various posts in defense security and foreign affairs he briefly served as interim prime minister in 2011. 0 was the 1st to experience a wave of protests that became known as the arab spring in 2010 the following year they led to the ousting of longtime president zain aberdeen ben ali thanks and in the 1st free elections 3 years later at the head of a newly created party won a runoff that polarized voters he was often accused of giving in to many of the demands of the islamist opposition led by the in order party his opponents also accused him of trying to instill a return to ben ali style strongman politics. and a poll said he did not want to run in elections scheduled for later this year despite strong support for another presidential t

their return if peace can be achieved in libya, and the pearl of the desert won't be forgotten. malik, trina al jazeera adamus security has been tightened in afghanistan for each other festivities. the taliban deployed extra security checkpoints in major cities, rising inflation and economic devastation after the taliban took over has dampened the festive mood and bangladesh. traveling for a dollar can be challenging for millions of people. trained back from ferry terminals are crammed as huge numbers of travelers rush home for the holidays, but haven't found the story on the eve of either of her, it's like everyone is leaving the bank. whether she capital duck, millions of people are trying to return to their home villages to celebrate with families. but trains are already packed. it will look like we are trying to go home ahead of each other. yesterday evening we failed to board a train as too many people had rushed onto to day and have come again to try. but we are not sure we will be able to get into a train. we are just thinking about whether we will take the roof on it, but we are toge

now, trina, ultra 0 tripoli, us cosmo hummadi is a project manager with the from spice humanitarian in g o, acted libya, she joins us live from being causing now. thank you very much for taking time to join us on al jazeera festival. we understand that to you going to go, is it doing it tomorrow? do you know exactly what you are expecting when you get to the mission to, to be done now to appear. and just so that the need is the situation that goes, we are going to need to provide and digital, but we do our system in the same times, very kind, very high, high number of displacement be called the spaces in 10000000 done in our to send you know, done now and. ringback then they are in need of trying to find different believes that we believe they can use a lot of different pieces because most of the people use it by finding on the loss of their flow use or um every single the in denver knows it's so the medium engine on. yeah, i mean, obviously the need to get in there is, is extremely important and it's been a number of days now. i mean, can you just explain how difficult it is to get ac

so their financial burdens. biden, ma, trina al jazeera mazata vatican has returned 3 ancient fragments from the parthenon temple in athens to the greek government. the artifacts have been kept in the vatican for centuries. it'll increase pressure on the u. k. to return a much larger collection of marbles on exhibition in the british museum, they were stripped out of the parthenon in the early 18 hundreds on the order as of a scottish nobleman known as lord al again. and a number of german museums have agreed to return sacred objects looted from cameroon, during german colonial rule. but indigenous communities say the process is stalling . nicholas hank reports from cameron's capital yellen day, 3000 miles from cameroon, locked in a museum in berlin, a centuries old data named in gonzo. the 1st time that i learned that console was on the museum. i was angry. i was totally angry. i was mad for the 2000000, and so people in cameron's english speaking region, the guns, a date he was pillaged by german colonizers, tv, and job to is asking germany to release her. the question of justice. we

now, trina al jazeera western libya, he says here now with all the sport, marian, thank you very much. fee for have rejected chillies appeal to have a could all thrown out of this year's world cup and cutter. the chill and football association claimed ecuador z. byron castillo, was actually colombian, and shouldn't have been allowed to play in 8 qualifiers. fee for say they're satisfied. castillo holds ecuadorian nationality. surely who failed to qualify for the tournament can still appeal to the court of arbitration for sport. but for now echoed all slag will stay up on doe haws waterfront with all the other qualifiers. will cup, ambassador david beckham has joined hundreds of thousands of people in paying respects to queen elizabeth the 2nd, the former england football capsule waited around 12 hours in a long you to see the monarch lying in states at westminster. i grew up in a family. the royalists. you know, i said earlier today, you know, i think back to my grandparents because my grandparents were live, they would have been here. it's nice to be his. celebrate with everybody, yo

widespread affection and admiration she had earned through her years of reporting on their lights long. trina, black, who was buried next to her parents at the mount zion cemetery. both her parents died in the early stages of her career and never knew how loved and respected she become. the crowds have gone, the family has gone. sherman's grave has now been sealed, but even after her death she continued to tell the palestine story stephanie decker, al jazeera in occupied east jerusalem. while the shake thereon neighborhood of occupied east jerusalem has been a flash point in the conflict due to israel's forced eviction of palestinian families. and we're on con, is there with more reaction to friday's events? well, there's only really one word that anybody is using. certainly palestinian is using amazon. devastated, devastated though sharina barclays of funeral was not a dignified one. that it was actually a fraught with violence from the israeli forces. those pictures that we've seen from the hospital not far away from where i'm standing right now to stop by hill over there. where moon is the

so that incidents like this don't happen again. mal, trina al jazeera chablis. the pope is traveling to canada to apologize in person for the catholic church, his role in running indigenous residential schools. but frances is calling the visit at pilgrimage of penance. beginning in the 19th century, more than 150000 children were forcibly removed from their families and sent to school where many of them were starved, beaten, and sexually abused. mass graves were found near the schools last year. one of the canadians organizing the pope's visit is an indigenous priest to his grandmother, lived in a residential school. i am not doing this only in service to the holy father to the church. but for my own people, the people across this country i know have born a wound across that they have suffered with in some cases for generations. human rights watch wants any foreign financial aid to sri lanka to come with a condition that the government allows people to protest. the organization says 50 demonstrators were injured on friday when security forces broke up a part of

their return if peace can be achieved in libya, and the pearl of the desert won't be forgotten. malik, trina, al jazeera adamus, still ahead on the else. is there a news our, the quote, a final line up is set at the women's africa combinations. we'll have the details coming up with. ah, europe's oldest muslim, undertakers working here is 7 days a week job that's grown with a community. my father purchased a black and blue sky and started to do the funerals in london and a family. we saw a stopping program in georgia and began business partners. the stories we don't often hear told by the people who did them. jeff is such a level of nice, sure. east and undertakers. this is europe anal to sierra the latest news as it breaks. this decision basically said that the roby way decision was simply wrong. it is highly unusual for supreme court to overrule precedent with detailed coverage. the problem bridge will not only significantly reduce the problem, but it is expected to any shadid economic boom from around the world. this one here depicts the late poets without what a no up pose revolutionary p

members of the internet community of condemned her killing and continued to cool for investigation. trina, blackly was without reserve 25 years covering the story. if these rarely occupation, she was known as the voice of palestine still had on al jazeera ah dragon boat festivities are held in china with 1st time since the skeleton depended. i'm nicholas hall in st. louis in northern senegal, a unesco world heritage site, home to a unique jazz festival. find on x, y, people from long travel to with sports. find out why this gulf i went a little while in my ah, it's a weekend of june thunderstorms. i think at least for france increasingly to go further east woods. this is the reason for an area of low pressure balls of june and plenty of moisture. so the picture for saturday, discrete evans and storms helped by the outs, but not entirely so. and then this rain to the east of that is running through poland into weston ukraine. south of it's not a more north of it largely saw the bit of a cold breeze in places on sunday. the area of thunderstorms run through belgium, the low countries into g

what's going on i, and in this case of course, even express his own opinion as his train has said he's. trina also hinted that this might have happened because of the bullying he has sustained from ukrainian athletes. although of course, this is something that is yet to be verified, but i make no mistake about it. he probably will be punished just as many other athletes are expressing their political views on the world sports arenas. and i'm expecting a full expecting m announcement from the world gymnastics on a band or a certain disciplinary action in regards to these athlete. speaking of bands and punishments, missing rationale, and eights and teams across many sports, being band nice natively, your football team that being expelled from wild cow quantify, how are people in your country reacting to these various bands? well obviously the agenda is right now is not dominated by sports at all. of course there is a lot. busy of hard break and grief about athletes being banned here and there with people, irrespective of what their views are on. what's going on in ukraine, saying that athletes

the residence and the citizens . tripoli, are the ones who suffer. manning, thanks to that, malik trina reporting that from tripoli. let's explore this. further. libya has had to rival government since 2014, but last year that were hopes of progress towards unification until her media. deborah was installed in march as head of the un backed government of national unity intricately, the businessman turned politician was to remain in office until elections in december. but the polls did not happen at the eastern base to parliament declared the tripoli government invalid. and in february, this year appointed for the interior minister fatty russia as prime minister de baba and the tripoli based government of refuse to recognize the shutter fight as loyal to the rival. legislative bodies have been marching on the capital in the past week. let's re a net, mr for elsa gaz. lee. he's a bonus. columbus jones is not from istanbul, sir. so librium causes benin chaos since 2011. it's been relatively calm over the last 2 years. so why is this suddenly brewed up? now? actually this is happening becau

that's with trina back. a family is accusing the israeli government and military of trying to obscure the truth about what happened . and in a statement her family said, as expected, israel has refused to take responsibility for murdering serene. our family is not surprised by this outcome, since it's obvious to anyone that israeli war criminals cannot investigate their own crimes. we remain deeply heard, frustrated and disappointed. the statement goes on to call for a thorough, independent, incredible us investigation, saying that accountability requires action is thanks and for palestinian prison mahmoud abbas as the results of the investigation or an attempt by as well to evade responsibility. the murdering serene in a statement the bill of rodney said that israel will not be allowed to escape punishment for it's ongoing crimes against the palestinian people. let's bring in luis lorraine accompany. he's a full prosecutor at the international criminal court and join us from brent. his reasons for company i

we need to understand the trina block, thus killing comes in a context of israel methodically using excessive force of killing journalists. the un commission of inquiry back in a report in 2019 document. how israeli authorities fired on journalist doing their job, knowing who they were, we must understand that is really, authorities. impunity is endemic. they regularly commit grave abuses and nobody's held to accounts. i think it's critical to situate schraner block las killing in this larger context. and to understand that to overcome this cycle, to prevent future killings of journalists, of doctors, of people like sharing a block law. there's a fundamental need to reevaluate our approach to this situation. we to call reality by what it is apartheid and we need to take the sorts of human rights based measures that are commiserate with abuses of this gravity. the leading human rights figures represented here, believe that like apartheid in south africa. and now is the time for the world to mainstream, the struggle of the palestinian people and put what's happening there very much in the past

so we're joined now by malik trina, who's in tripoli, so what more can you tell us about this outbreak about well, last night around 1 am local time, a group affiliated with the prime minister to me today, but that's the internationally recognized prime minister stormed a military base belonging to another armed group that's affiliated with the parallel government, prime minister, betsy shot classes and sued for several hours last night. we're hearing health officials are telling us that at least 2 people have been killed, dozens injured, but that number may rise. we spoke to the head of the emergency an ambulance services, and he said that the, the health officials have not been able to go into areas where the fighting occurred. the situation is still tens. i don't know if you can see behind me, but there's, you know, you can see the smoke billowing, there's also a, we can hear the sounds of gunfire echoing throughout the city. so the situation is extremely tens. you know, there are calls for people for, for the groups to stop the fighting. so that health officials can go in and try t

world health organization officials heaped praise on beijing in order to coax out more information trina you report from beijing when news of the virus and merged in january the world health organization lauded beijing's for spots we were very impressed with the level of engagement of the chinese government levels. but while the un agency praised china in public privately officials were reportedly frustrated by a lack of transparency an investigation by the associated press concluded that chinese health officials not only withheld information about the outbreak they also delayed distributing the card $900.00 by several days chinese health officials told the public that the possibility of human to human transmission over the w hey joe tweeted in agreement but behind the scenes agency staff were apparently skeptical 100 train china positively as w.h.o. director at honda did during the meeting but she didn't peeing in late january was said to be used as a strategy to gain more information china's foreign ministry says the associated press report is untrue. things the epidemic broke out chin