translation: we are working for a living at the jade mine.en i heard my nephew died in the landslide. he is one of so many. leaders in myanmar have blamed the disaster on the country's high rates of joblessness. the government has promised an investigation, but critics have called out the lack of action for decades. which has resulted in tragedy. freya cole, bbc news. this is bbc news. our main headline this hour: president trump is facing criticism over his plans to celebrate american independence day at mount rushmore, with no compulsory face masks or social distancing. the washington redskins american football team has agreed a review of its controversial team name following renewed pressure from its main sponsor. fedex, a major backer of the franchise and the team's stadium, is asking them to remove the controversial name which has long been considered offensive to native americans. the latest calls come after a fresh focus on racism sparked by worldwide protests over the death of george floyd. suzan harjo is a longserving campaigner agai

translation: we are working for a living at the jade mine.rd my nephew died in the landslide. he is one of so many. leaders in myanmar have blamed the disaster on the country's high rates of joblessness. the government has promised an investigation, but critics have called out the lack of action for decades. which has resulted in tragedy. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: as hundreds of staff at london's national theatre facejob losses — britain's theatres are trying their best to keep their profiles alive. china marked its first day of rule in hong kong with a series of spectacular celebrations. a huge firework display was held in the former colony. the chinese president, jiang zemin, said unification was the start of a new era for hong kong. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep called dolly that was cloned in a laboratory using a cell from another sheep. for the first time in 20 years, russian and american spacecraft have docked in orbit at the start of a new era o

hello landslide addd jade mine in northern myanmar kills at least a hundred and sixty people authorities fear the death toll is set to rise. thank you very much for joining us here on france twenty four first a british socialite deregulate maxwell has been arrested by the fbi the former girlfriend of jeffrey epstein was his confidante and travel companion she's accused of facilitating app scenes crimes by recruiting grooming and ultimately abusing girls. as young as fouourteen for years women have accused maxwell off recruiting them but those accusations. resulted in charges well now for more on this story we can bring in former federal and state prosecutor eric elise son who joins us from washington thank you very much for joining us here on france twenty four why has it taken this long. for gillian maxwell's arrest to come because for years countless women have accused of it had accused of complicity. yes the case is an extremely complicated history. and as you may have that touched upon originally there was an agreement with federal prosecutors in f florida. that the case at least fiv

translation: we are working for a living at the jade mine. i could do when i heard my nephew died in the landslide. he is one of so many. leaders in myanmar have blamed the disaster on the country's high rates of joblessness. the government has promised an investigation, but critics have called out the lack of action for decades, which has resulted in tragedy. freya cole, bbc news. while much of the recent focus on police brutality has centred on the united states, it's a problem in many other parts of the world, too. recent protests in mexico have drawn attention to killings there. will grant reports. one last goal for 16—year—old alexander martinez gomez. in a tragic goodbye team—mates at the us—born semi—professional football footballer smothered his coffin with hugs and tears. still at a loss as to how he could have been shot in the head by police as he chatted to his friends outside a gas station in oaxaca state. at his wake his distraught mother said local police shot him like he was a common criminal. "he was a sportsman, he had a scho

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heavy rain triggers a landslide at a jade mine in myanmar killing at least $162.00 people plus. today's announcement proves that are we trying to me is rare in brackets coming back extremely strong as u.s. coronavirus cases continue to soar president trump takes a victory lap over the unemployment rate dropping to 11 point one percent last month. and hundreds arrested to cross europe on to dutch and french police crack an encrypted chapped network used by organized crime gangs . tensions are growing again between the world's 2 largest economies this time over hong kong the u.s. senate has followed the house in approving new sanctions over china's decision to impose a harsh security law on the city ability to penalize banks doing business with chinese officials who have implemented the new legislation on army sent to president donald trump for approval china's government has faced worldwide criticism over the security law which critics say dismantles hong kong's special freedoms. let's get more from actually have a tansey who's on capitol hill so tell us more about the bill and i

waste left by a mining firm despite being one of the most lucrative industries in the country the jade mines of this region in the northern catchin state are poorly regulated more than 100 people were killed in a 2015 mine collapse and at least 50 died in another landslide last year rights group global witness says the trade is worth billions of dollars a year father of the official value of $750000000.00 it says the money is used to fund conflict between the military and armed ethnic groups and has accused the government of failing to regulate mining practices myanma leader aung san suu kyi has expressed her sadness over the accident but has blamed poverty for forcing people to work in myanmar dangerous jade minds florence louis. paris appeals court has dismissed a bid to reopen the investigation into a plane crash that triggered rwanda's genocide in 1994 which ended up killing 800000 people president juvenal. excuse me. died when his plane was shot down in kigali in 1904 responsibility for the attack remains contested but some blame the current president. and 2018 french prosecutors

8 year-old jayden was lifeless on his bed of their new york city home i lose in this kid right now jaded was rushed to the hospital doctors later diagnosed the 8 year-old with my a c after testing positive for covid-19 it wasn't something that. we thought would have been the troublesome tossing what would the coming hour home doctors were able to treat jaded any walked out of the hospital 2 weeks later, this is something unique the children usually young children under the age of 10 here at home jaden story serves as a warning now the colorado department of health says there have been 7 cases across the state in 2 deaths, 3 of those cases were treated by reginald washington, the chief medical officer at rocky mountain hospital for children where they all came in through the emergency department they were all under the age of 10. >>they had been ill for approximately 2 to 3 days with a fever or rash. >>redness so their eyes in the palms of their feet washington says children diagnosed with in my a c or likely exposed to covid-19 he says perry should not panic but be aware of any developin

also in the news more than $100.00 jaded minus killed in a landslide in the worst accident of its kind in via its rival palestinian groups come together to voice opposition against israel's an exception plants in the fight for racial justice in the united states renews pressure to change the name of washington's football team. not just in american football lewis hamilton says formula one isn't doing enough to fight racism and i've not seen. any change and that upsets me will champion urges are forced to confront his lack of. starting in ethiopia this says they were tension remains high days after a popular singer and activist was killed by an unknown gunman. he was laid to rest on thursday in his hometown of west the capital was an icon for ethiopia's biggest ethnic group the oromo his murder sparked days of protest with an 80 people killed in that violence the government says armed gangs have been roaming the streets and so the military is now patrolling the streets in the capital addis ababa. on the line for us now bill in salem who is the spokesperson for the ethiopian prime ministe

jade can fetch prices similar to gold.s — to the myanmar military, to chinese businesses, to drug dealers and armed insurgent groups. scavengers of all ages sift through the waste left by the big companies, working and living under a ravaged and unstable landscape which they know can come down and bury them at any time. once the deluge had subsided, they could start collecting the victims — a scene that's all too familiar here. last year, two landslides claimed more than 70 lives. this looks like being the deadliest yet. the mines were supposed to be closed for the wet season, but rules mean little in this lawless region of myanmar. jonathan head, bbc news, bangkok. let's get some of the day's other news. more than 800 people have been arrested, after british and european police infiltrated a top secret chat network used by criminal gangs. drugs, guns and millions of dollars in cash were also seized. it's being called the "biggest and most significant" law enforcement operation ever carried out in the uk. colombian securit

jade can fetch prices similar to gold.ilitary, to chinese businesses, to drug dealers and armed insurgent groups. scavengers of all ages sift through the waste left by the big companies, working and living under a ravaged and unstable landscape which they know can come down and bury them at any time. once the deluge had subsided, they could start collecting the victims — a scene that's all too familiar here. last year, two landslides claimed more than 70 lives. this looks like being the deadliest yet. the mines were supposed to be closed for the wet season, but rules mean little in this lawless region of myanmar. jonathan head, bbc news, bangkok. new york city is usually swarming with tourists at this time of year, visiting for the july fourth fireworks, or a broadway show. but the coronavirus pandemic has knocked the tourism industry sideways — with international travellers grounded, and now visitors from 16 us states with high infection rates must quarantine upon arrival. laura trevelyan has this report. the view of the

waste left by a mining firm despite being one of the most lucrative industries in the country the jade mines of this region in the northern kitchin state are poorly regulated more than 100 people were killed in the 2015 mine collapse and at least 50 died in another landslide last year rights group global witness says the trade is worth billions of dollars a year fog the official value of $750000000.00. it says the money is used to fund conflict between the military and armed ethnic groups and has accused the government of failing to regulate mining practices myanmar. has expressed his sadness over the accident but has blamed poverty for forcing people to work in myanmar's dangerous jade minds florence. more than a dozen people have been detained at a protest in russia they were demonstrating in support of a journalist who's facing up to 7 years in prison svetlana is accused of justifying terrorism after linking a bombing in 2018 to the political climate under president vladimir putin she denies the charges. the former partner of convicted sex offender jeffrey empathy is facing up to 35

heavy rain triggers a landslide at a jade mine in myanmar killing at least $162.00 people plus. the. tension still high in ethiopia as a popular singer is murder triggered deadly protests is laid to rest. coronavirus cases and now rising in 40 out of the 50 states in the u.s. as the country's outbreak threatens to spiral out of control florida alone has reported more than 10000 cases in the last 24 hours and the texas governor has made it mandatory to wear masks in public this a day after more than 50700 infections were confirmed nationwide a new daily high despite that president trump a sort to put across the message that all is well celebrating the positive news that 4800000 people went back to work last month to him the unemployment rate down to 11 point one percent but he failed to point out that only 7 and a half 1000000 of the 22000000 people who've lost their jobs since the pandemic hit are back in work this is not just luck what's happening this is a lot of talent all of this incredible news is the result of historic actions my administration has taken working with our p

rescue is a 1000000 man have pulled out more bodies from a collapsed jade mine in the northern states of cotton piles of waste have collapsed into a lake on thursday burying more than 160 workers local officials say they expect the death toll to rise floods louis has more. rescue and volunteer workers hike up the slopes of a collapsed mine retrieving bodies of those killed in a landslide on thursday the dead are carried away in makeshift stretches but heavy rain is hamper. in recovery efforts the bodies are laid out for relatives to identify and some are to overcome by grief to even speak. a local official says he expects the death toll to rise. more than 50 injured we've recovered $162.00 bodies there are more bodies to recover we will continue to recover today many of the dead were workers from impoverished parts of myanmar who were scavenging the waste left by a mining firm despite being one of the most lucrative industries in the country the jade mines of this region in the northern kitchin state are poorly regulated more than 100 people were killed in the 2015 mine collapse and a

host: a landslide at the heart of -- jade mining industry has killed 162 people.re buried by a wave of muddy water. emergency workers had to push their way through mud. reporter: a torrent of mining waste collapse into a lake. a landside triggered by heavy monsoon wind on the greeting a wave of mud and mortar. hundreds of minors had no time to escape. dozens were swept away. as rescue workers started piling up body bags, people identified the dead. >> especially during the rainy -- will become destabilized. we are seeing more of these landslides every year. reporter: landslides in the state are common. were killed in the same region last year. waster amount of mining killed five years ago. -- value of the trait is expected to be much higher because of the huge demand in china, where jade is needed for jewelry and ornaments. often to lookere for the precious minerals. and 2016, -- suspended the issuances of new licenses and try to begin a process of reforming and regulating the industry. despite a new law, policies their developing, you continue to seed the governm

that jade mine is in the state which is in the center of the world's biggest jade mining industry. >>> the venetia fire department says firefighters tested positive for the coronavirus, the fire chief does not appear staff or the community have been exposed. based on the last shift, and when the firefighters started showing symptoms. the firefighter department says they are isolating and does not need to go to the hospital at this point. >>> as governor gavin newsom urges people to rethink family gatherings, one san jose family is echoing that precaution. they have recently lost two family members to covid-19. ktvu's azenith smith has more. >> naomi hartwig is having a hard time a small shrine sits in her apartment. the coronavirus, taking the lives of 72-year-old richard , 61-year-old mercedes hartwig, married for 33 years, they will leave behind three children. >> my mom got sick first, and obviously we never thought that it was going to be that serious. >> naomi's parents contracted the virus early on in the pandemic. her father passed away, first, back in april. naomi's mother die

a landslide hits the jade mind in northern myanmar killing more than 120 minutes one of the deadliest disasters to ever hit the industry. plus it's been a female a mosque and a museum now istanbul's famous fires of fear because of the central political battle that could have implications for the world's 2 largest face. as well come to the program tensions are rising over hong kong with china threatening reprisals if britain goes ahead and grants residency rights to 3000000 legible hong kong as china has faced a groundswell of criticism from many western nations over the decision to impose a sweeping new security law banning acts of subversion on called police half arrested hundreds of pro-democracy protesters rally against the new rule. now critics fear the new security law will be used to crush any dissent against chinese rule among those critics is a claim on con artist casey warm who in the past has produced politically charged after an openly critical of beijing one warns that what's happening in the city is only a glimpse of what lies in store i feel like i was caught one morning

waste left by a mining firm despite being one of the most lucrative industries in the country the jade mines of this region in the northern catchin state are poorly regulated more than 100 people were killed in a 2015 mine collapse and at least 50 died in another landslide last year rights group global witness says the trade is worth billions of dollars a year father of the official value of $750000000.00 it says the money is used to fund conflict between the military and armed ethnic groups and has accused the government of failing to regulate the mining practices myanma leader aung san suu kyi has expressed her sadness over the accident but has blamed poverty for forcing people to work in myanmar dangerous jade minds florence. well some people in taiwan are so desperate to travel again that they're lining up at the airport for just the experience of sitting on a plane 10000 people entered a competition for the flight to nowhere only 30 were selected but they were allowed to bring gay friends it was designed by the civil aviation administration to teach people about airport procedures

a landslide of jade mine in myanmar has killed at least $162.00 workers a pile of waste collapsed into a lake bearing in mind as in a wave of muddy water now the disaster in the mineral rich parkland region was days of heavy rain as priyanka gupta reports. a torrent of mining waste collapsed into a lake the landslide triggered by heavy monsoon rain creating a wave of mud and water hundreds of jet miners had no time to skip. dozens were swept away as rescue workers started piling up body bags to identify the dead the scale of the disaster became more clear especially during the rainy season when heavy rains. and then. we're seeing more and more landslides every year fortunately landslides in cotton state are common more than 50 miners were killed in the same region of northern me a man last year. and another mound of mining waste collapsed 5 years ago killing $120.00 workers the world's most valuable jade is found here officially worth around $750000000.00 between 2016 and 2017. but the value of the trade is expected to be much higher because of the huge demand in china where it's neede

more than a 100 jade minus a killed in a landslide to me in my in the west acts into this kind. they have been more protests and violence in ethiopia days after a popular singer and activist was killed by an unknown gunman a child who's been buried in his hometown was an icon for his country's biggest ethnic group the roma more than 80 people were killed in the days before the funeral now today reports now from nairobi. the funeral for theo paean singer john lewis was held in his native town as under arrest over his death spread from the region where he was seen as a huge. the crowds of bullets were not as big as and disagree to many saved. had been turned away by police and is in the funeral procession could turn into one of the protest. for the single was shot in the capital of the suburb on monday the motive for his killing remains unclear the musician and activist embodied the spirit actions of ethiopia slug just at the new group the o'moore his songs focused on the rights of all more people and became. in a series of protests that led to the downfall of the previous prime m

was being urged to stay home at least 100 people have died and more are missing after a landslide jade mine in may and mark the miners were working in pakistan 3 gion on a pile of mine waste collapsed into a lake that triggered a mudslide that buried workers officials there say have been days of heavy rain in the region. still ahead on al-jazeera no sign of visitors even though restrictions have been lifted many fear the netherlands has become too dependent on tourism. and military operation to find cover 19 in brazil as the risk grows for the country's indigenous communities. the weather rains a little cold and damp across northern parts of europe disappointingly so see areas of cloud rolling in from the atlantic pushing across the north sea it will scatter the eva towards the baltic states the fine weather the dry weather the warm weather while that's further south most of warm sunshine across the math 4 celsius in athens 33 there for me push a little further north in between the cooler air and the hot air we've got says some light of the storm still rumbling away across southern fra

now a landslide of jade mine in myanmar has killed at least $113.00 workers a pile of waste collapsed into a lake burying miners in a wave of muddy water the disaster in the mineral rich by current region follows days of heavy rain. gunman in mexico of killed at least 24 people and injured 7 others at a drug rehabilitation facility it's the 2nd such attack in the city of iraq north of the capital the area has become one of the main flashpoints of gang related violence that's something president and the rest manuel lopez obrador has often promised to stop since being elected in 2018 and while apollo has this update from the capital. on wednesday mexican president and that is manuel lopez obrador to address the nation in a special speech commemorating the 1st 2 years since being elected mexico's president president lopez obrador touted the successes of his administration in curbing back violence speaking to putting an end to a historical trend of homicides a success in ending massacres in mexico unfortunately as the president was giving that address there was word of 24 people who were

a lot of people who read a lot are sometimes jaded on the vaccines and a lot of people in the panel >>. our concerns about vaccine safety and we want to be sure to thisng is done confidence there's been a process in place that ensures they are safe and effective. even on this panel we've been quite clear our concerns everything be done to ensure those things. >> i have to jump in come we are going over here. the witness can finish the answer. what we are seeing now is extraordinary. heard of the six or seven months ago and now have an unbelievable amount of science watching science in real-time can be confusing because every day you learn something else coming to forward, step back, a step sideways. we need to look at the science and look at it, i agree looking at it every day looks confusing. one study seems to say one thing and one says another. thank you so much for that line of questioning. let me turn it to congresswoman presley. you have five minutes. >> thank mr. chair for directing your collective focus to this critical issue. i think our esteemed pencil -- esteemed panel of e

despite being one of the most lucrative industries in the country the jade mines of this region in the northern kitchin state are poorly regulated more than 100 people were killed in the 2015 mine collapse and at least 50 died in another landslide last year rights group global witness says the trade is worth billions of dollars a year father of the official value of $750000000.00 it says the money is used to fund conflict between the military and armed ethnic groups and has accused the government of failing to regulate mining practices myanma leader aung sun suu kyi has expressed her sadness over the accident but has blamed poverty for forcing people to work in myanmar as dangerous jade minds florence. at least 19 seer programs have died after a bus collided with a train in the east of pakistan the train was heading from lahore to karate when it crashed at a crossing local police confirm the dead were all from the same family and that 8 other people were in critical condition. india's prime minister has made an unannounced visit to the border region at the center of a tense dispute wit

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a landslide at the jade mine in me and mars killed at least $123.00 workers part of waste collapsed into a lake burying miners in a wave of muddy water the disaster in the mineral rich account region follows days of heavy rain. latest job figures from the united states have just been released and it seems that things are looking up at least in the short term the headline number 4800000 positions added as the states began opening up u.s. president obama trump quick to claim the job creation victory short go he said the new employment numbers prove the economy is roaring back to life this is not just luck what's happening this is a lot of talent all of this incredible news is the result of historic actions my administration has taken working with our partners in congress to rescue the u.s. economy from a horrible event that was formed took place in china and came here and they could have stopped it they could have stopped it. nobody likes to write that but they could have stopped it they know it and i know it. so that's what the president said kimberly what do you mean more to the point wh

recovery efforts in underway for a 2nd day after a landslide at a jade mine 162 people are known to have died so far and emergency workers are still searching for more bodies a landslide was triggered when a pile of waste collapse into a lake causing a wave of muddy water as zoster in the mineral rich region follows days of heavy rain and the government protesters in mali have held a rally in the capital bamako to mark 100 days an opposition leader was kidnapped so may say disappeared days before a parliamentary election in march. family has accused the government of not moving quickly enough to rescue him demonstrators are calling for president abraham boubacar cater to stand down amid claims of corruption and escalating violence. as many as 27 people have been killed and attack in central mali now this happens in 3 farming villages in the region the area has seen ethnic violence over the past few years. you can find plenty more on all our stories all the latest updates on our web site the address al-jazeera dot com. go with al-jazeera these are the top stories the 1st day of testimony

brazilian president jade of also narrow has been tested for covert 19 after being taken to a military hospital with a high fever but he says his lungs a clean earlier he took further steps to water down on wearing face masks so they no longer have to be worn in prisons for instance last week he vetoed the use of mosques and churches schools and shops also faced a widespread criticism for not wearing a mask and poppy and flouting social distancing roads there would be no living i'm avoiding coming near because i just came from hospital or did a lung x. ray and it's clear i'm going to take a kind of a test now. for the 1st time in a century the border between australia's 2 most populous states is being closed the shut down will happen later on tuesday concern about a spike in corona virus cases in victoria prompted the authorities to close the frontier with new south wales indefinitely overnight victoria reported its biggest one day spike in infection since the pandemic began when i speak to michael bash this his investigations editor for the newspaper the age and his via skype thank yo

recovery efforts in man more underway for a 2nd day after a landslide of the jade vine 162 people and then to have died so far as i was triggered when a part of waste collapsed into a lake causing a wave of muddy water. and india's prime minister has made an unannounced visit to the border region at the center of a tense dispute with china he was accompanied by defense officials led to violence last month for the killing of 20 indian soldiers during fighting with chinese troops in the remote valley both sides traded blame for the incident but have since sat down for talks to deescalate the situation. you update not with all the headlines on the back and a half an hour that's often the strain to stay with us. a global pandemic mass protests demanding change economic recession and geopolitical tensions not to mention the small matter of a looming election join me steve clemons in conversation with leading voices on the bottom line your weekly take on u.s. politics and society on al-jazeera. watching this stream you know for the past few months the stream has taking the round the world l

right now somebody -- corruption by judy who is very sometimes very pro-vaccine, sometimes jaded about vaccines. we have five people i think on the panel today and nobody is particularly jaded to the degree to which she is. i wonder if people feel somebody like her should be on a panel today or be in the room as we rush vaccines to market? >> could somebody comment on her? do you think would be good at somebody on the panel like this who maybe thinks where a little bit over vaccine in america and isn't going so gung ho vaccine everybody? we can ask you again. >> i don't know her in particular, but i think that putting the best data out there and having transparency so -- [inaudible] decisions been based on i think public debate about. >> a lot of intelligence and, we read a lot, are sometimes a little jaded on the vaccine thing. everybody on the panel is go, go, go. >> if i could just comment briefly. i think you heard from -- we've had -- our concerns about -- because there are legitimate concern and who want be sure everything is done so as vaccines, when vaccines are available, ther

the jade mine is in denmark, and the center of the world's biggest jade mining industry. >>> array. traffic is doing well around the bay area. i want to show you the bay bridge. today we don't have a big backup at the bay bridge. as a matter of fact, it is lighter than usual because of the holiday. >>> the traffic is also going to be okay if you're going to be driving on interstate 888, in oakland, that traffic is moving along relatively well. we are off when i start here. because of the holiday, we will get a bit of a break with typical commutes. next, kyla grogan. >>> good morning everyone, i hope you wake up this morning, we will have beautiful temperatures today around the bay. we started off with a little bit of fog this morning. you can see it here as we take a look at storm tracker. by the day, 54 degrees and san francisco. 49 and santa rosa. we had some fog, 56 in san jose. today it will be pleasant temperatures. as we get towards tomorrow, 52 degrees. saturday and sunday we will have a warm-up coming our way. really nice. san francisco is 56. we will have 80s out there. san

around the world authorities in me on mars say at least 100 people have died in a landslide at the jade mine it happened after heavy rain buried workers under a wave of mud scores more have been trapped it's one of the worst accidents to hit this region in recent years. thousands of palestinians have protested in gaza against israel's west bank and expansion plans the protests came as israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the talks were ongoing on the expansion project which faces intensifying international opposition. a turkish court has the latest down saying its decision on whether the iconic yes sophia in istanbul 10 be conferred from a museum backed into a mosque the $1500.00 a year old unesco world heritage site was originally a christian basilica there's concern that it's conversion back into a mosque could so division. for all russians have approved changes to the constitution that allow president vladimir putin to run for 2 more terms in office a few observers have been surprised by the results of the weeklong vote election officials say almost 80 percent backed the pr

and me and mar at least $123.00 people have been killed in a landslide at a jade mine it happened after heavy rain and is the worst in a series of accidents at such sites critics blame a lack of government action on safety. in the us the republican governor of texas is reversing course on face masks after resisting a ban on the personal protective gear governor greg abbott is now ordinary residents in most of the state to wear them in public this comes after texas a new spike in coronavirus cases the country's 2nd most populous state was quick to push reopening and is now one of the nation's pandemic hotspots. a hospital in san antonio texas the intensive care unit is full they thought they had the pandemic under control but they've got more patients now than before they don't have enough beds or ventilators. for yesterday was probably one of my worst days that i've ever had and why i got 10 calls all of whom are young people who otherwise would be excellent candidates to be able to put on a more of a they're so sick that if they don't get put on they don't get that support they're prob

let's speak to jade now, who's in manchester. morning, jade. how are you? hi, i'm good, thank you. want the world title last year. so you would have been in peak condition as well. my know. it's always hard. what it would be and all that. now it almost seems surreal that it was supposed to be in two days' time. you just change your sites. now the focus is it is in one's time. we have had to change all our plans. it's just all a in one's time. we have had to change all our plans. it'sjust all a bit surreal and crazy, to be honest debate absolutely. earlier we were hearing about max whitlock, having time with his family at home and changed his priorities. owl has locked and affected you? -- how has? i'd just spent it with my housemate, bianca walton, just beating each other up bianca walton, just beating each otherup in bianca walton, just beating each other up in the garage downstairs, to be honest. just doing what i would normally do. but i think black said, it has changed my outlook and kind made me enjoy it and appreciate it more, because you can get so wrapped up in the olympic

rescuers are working to retrieve bodies from the jade mine after it collapsed on thursday.ore than 170 people are now confirmed dead. now in a few minutesjo currie looks at how the coronavirus pandemic has impacted women's sport and what the long—term effects might be. but first, here's click. welcome to click. i hope you're doing 0k. and, i don't want anyone to panic, right, but lara has left the building. she's gone rogue... is that the outside? it's the outside world! i've been allowed out. and you may be next week! oh, no. no, too scary. too scary! what're you up to? well, i was actually inspired by last week's food special to grow some of my own veg. but seeing as i can't even keep a cactus alive, i've gone for a spot of technology to help — of course. 0k. so what's that all about then? ok, so welcome to my smart garden. this is actually called click & grow. good name! seriously? brilliant. yep, absolutely. now, this is actually a spot of verticalfarming. although i've been setting it up outside it will live indoors, and the device provides exactly the right amount of

stories making news around the world in myanmar at least 123 people have been killed in a landslide at a jade mine that happened after heavy rain and is the worst in a series of accidents of such sites but it's blamed a lack of government action on safety. germany's foreign minister has met his turkish counterpart meved covers oklo in the berlin discussing topics including bringing an end to the syrian war germany has a special weight in international diplomacy right now as it holds the presidency of both the e.u. council and the u.n. security council. accordant turkey has been deciding today whether one of its stumbles most iconic buildings should become a mosque again the centuries old high as a fear is a unesco world heritage site as the church a mosque and is now a museum with nationalist groups demanding it be open for islamic press critics say that it has become a political instrument for president out of one. of the empires have fallen religions have been replaced the city itself has changed names but the dome of the higher sophia has restored his old bill to the 6th century as a byzan

and me and mara at least $123.00 people have been killed in a landslide at a jade mine happen after heavy rain and is the worst in a series of recent series of accidents of mining sites critics blame a lack of government action on safety. if yo peons mourned the murdered singer child. at a crowded funeral that was broadcast live on television 2 days of violent protests followed his killing leading to the deaths of 80 people many of the protesters claim the shooting was politically motivated. in the us the republican governor of texas is reversing course on facemasks governor greg abbott had long resisted a ban on the personal protective gear now he is ordering residents most of the state to wear them in public this comes after texas saw a new spike in coronavirus cases the country's 2nd most populous state was quick to push reopening and is now one of the nation's pandemic hotspots. a hospital in san antonio texas the intensive care unit is full they found they had the pandemic under control but they've got more patients now than before they don't have enough beds or ventilators. just yes

in myanmar at least $123.00 people have been killed in a landslide at the jade mine it happened off the heavy rain and is the worst in a series of accidents at such sites critics blame a lack of government action on safety. and the ex-girlfriend of the epstein delayed metal has been arrested in the u.s. on charges she helped under aged girls who had been sexually abused by its teen a wealthy finance year if stan was awaiting trial on charges of trafficking minus when he was found dead in a jail cell from an apparent suicide. 1st the u.s. economy added full point $8000000.00 jobs in june that's according to the neighbors of off and it's the 2nd straight month of gains off the company's shed a record $20000000.00 jobs in april the survey was completed in mid june into before the current spike in taste numbers in the u.s. which has forced some states to reimport the restrictions the unemployment rate is now 11 point one percent. from all i'm joined by alice financial correspondent. in new york so how sustainable is this recovery given that case numbers are rising again. you know well i mea

news live from berlin and a close vote expected as poland votes for a president populist incumbent on jade is favored to win a 2nd round vote but he faces a tough challenge from wausau us freight e.u. mayor rafael chess koskie. the un security council agrees on a new lifeline for syria in a foe to extend many terror and aid deliveries to the rebel held mourns but russia and china insist it enter the country through a single border. and in brazil the country's 2nd worst hit by a proto virus it's the indigenous peoples who fear they will suffer the. a michael ok welcome to the program polls have opened in poland in what is expected to be a close runoff vote to elect a president people began lining up early this morning to cast their votes they face a choice between 2 opposing visions for poland the result could shape poland's future relations with the e.u. relations have been frayed by the blocs concerns over political control of the country's rule of law. conservative versus liberal big city versus countryside poland is divided russia is a community of 8000 people in central poland most her

brazilian media reporting that president jade bolton otto is root is showing symptoms of covert 19 has now been tested a 2nd time for the virus and resolves a jew on tuesday also not o. has repeatedly ignored health precautions such as wearing a mask or social distancing brazil as the world's 2nd hardest hit country by the pandemic after the u.s. a 5 day lockdown has been reimposed on parts of galicia in northwestern spain following a rapid rise in corona virus infections at the country's 2nd local lockdown after cuts alone near placed one of its districts under restrictions at the weekend authorities ingots have traced the new outbreak to reopen was. back under lockdown no one's getting into or out of our marina until friday except under exceptional circumstances some people weren't taking any chances as i think that is it very i would say we were told we might be able to leave on tuesday but we're afraid of getting stuck here so we decided to leave. the popular tourist region on the northern coast of galicia is home to around $70000.00 residents people have been asked not to gather i

making headlines around the world in myanmar at least 123 people have been killed in a landslide at a jade mine it happened after heavy rain and is the worst in a series of accidents at such sites take a look at these pictures here critics blame a lack of government action on safety the u.s. economy regained 4800000 jobs in june as businesses began to reopen across the country that pushed the unemployment rate down more than 2 points to just over 11 percent the rebound however may be short lived with a new round of closings and layoffs triggered by a resurgence in the by. the ex-girlfriend of the late jeffrey upstream just lay maxwell has been arrested in the u.s. on charges that she helped louer under aged girls to epstein who then sexually abused them epstein was awaiting trial on charges of trafficking minors when he was found dead in a prison cell from an apparent suicide. at least 8 people have now died in several days of protests in ethiopia following monday's shooting death of a popular oromo singer who was regarded as a voice of a generation and he often spoke out against political

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a landslide or to jade mine in near mars killed at least 162 workers a pile of ways collapsed into a lake burying mine isn't a wave of muddy water the disaster in the mineral rich part hunter region follows days of heavy rain. at least 27 people have been killed in an attack in central mali it happened in 3 farming villages in the region the area has been hit by widespread ethnic violence over the past few years several policeman have been arrested in southern india over the deaths of a father and son and they've been detained for breaking coronavirus lockdown rules in the tamil nadu state family claim the pair were violently beaten while in custody those are the headlines and back with more news in half an hour we continue with a witness told south to stay with us. they are so user group of young male revenue so there. are. a. news seahorses. to leeds. and this doesn't look quite like uppity basically. i think. it's. also no different they were sent so. i. i. i. now have a fixed commissioner's home ready to take the funds from the agency you made a mistake people are just certain th

to be sexually abused in elite circles maxwell faces up to 35 years in prison a landslide that had jade mine in may and last killed at least 162 workers a pile of waste collapsed into a lake burying mine isn't a wave of muddy water a disaster in the mineral rich region follows days of heavy rain. the u.n. says one in 4 people who contract the coronavirus in yemen dies that's a fake talented rate 5 times the global average is feared code 19 is spreading at a faster rate than previously thought 325 people have died so far the health system was destroyed by years of war even before the outbreak yemens all the dealing with cholera and diphtheria the u.n. held an aid conference a month ago but donors only offer the half of what's needed. at least 27 people have been killed in an attack in central mali it happened in 3 farming villages in the mopti region the area has been hit by widespread ethnic violence over the past few years well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after al-jazeera world stage and also watching. you speak as i am a look at events a half young or

also in the news more than $100.00 jaded minus killed in a landslide in me and now the worst accident of its kind in via its rival palestinian groups come together to voice opposition against israel's.

por otro lado deslizamiento de tierra en una mina de jade en nianmar deja 160 muertos, muchos están desaparecidosectadas por este deslizamiento >> siguen buscando, son 160 muertos hasta ahora, pero siguen sumándose más víctimas, y en estas regiones también se presentan fuertes lluvias y terremoto >> birmania también es conocida nyanmar. vamos con carlos, en deportes >> nba quiere volver este mes, pero tiene retos qué superar, y al volver le cuento cuál es el principal obstáculos. la nba sigu plan de reiniciar la accion el 30 de julio en orlando. hoy les tenemos dos noticias que hablan del avance y posible retroceso de esta iniciativa. vamonos a la nba porque la liga ha en deportes tenemos dos noticias que hablan del avance de la liga nba, las canchas en el complejos de orlando están siendo ensambladas cada equipo envío su propia cancha, ahora para que cuando los equipos lleguen todo esté elistos. también van 25 jugadores que han dado positivo en nba, también se han hecho exámenes a 800 personas de cuerpos técnicos y 10 han dado positivo siendo puestos en cuarentena. en teoría la nba, vuelve el 30

i think there are five people on the panel and no one is it cannily jaded to the degree which she is. i wonder if they feel that somebody like her should be on the panel today or be in the room as we rush vaccines to market? could somebody comment on her or-- do you think it would be good to have somebody on the panel like this who maybe things we're overvaccinated in america and isn't going to be so gung-ho vaccine everybody? >> we can ask you again. >> yeah, i don't know her in particular. but i think that -- i think that the best data out there and having the transparency of what those data are, what the decision is based on, and an open public debate about it. >> a lot of -- i think intelligence, well, we read a lot, are sometimes jaded on the vaccine thing and i'm a little-- the panel is go, go, go. >> if i could, congressman just comment briefly. i think you've heard we've had-- there are concerns about vaccine safety because there are legitimate concerns and we want to be sure that everything is done so that vaccines, when vaccines are available, there's confidence there's been

rescue and volunteer workers hike up the slopes of a collapsed jade mine, retrieving bodies of thoseandslide on thursday. the dead are carried away in makeshift stretchers. but heavy rain is hampering recovery efforts. the bodies are laid out for relatives to identify. some are too overcome by grief to even speak. a local official says he expects the death toll to rise. >> more than 50. we have recovered 162 bodies. there are more bodies to recover. we will continue to recover today. reporter: many of the dead were workers from impoverished parts of myanmar who were scavenging the waste left by a mining firm. despite being one of the most lucrative industries in the of this the jdaade mines region are poorly regulated. more than 100 people were killed mine collapsed and at least others have died last year. rights groups global witness say the trade is worth billions of dollars a year, far above the official value of $750 million. it says the money is used to fund conflict between the military and armed ethnic groups and has accused the government of failing to regulate mining practic