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abba has never left us, in my heart. in our hearts.for you of seeing yourself as your younger self? it's amazing because, in a way, you look at yourself on stage. it's so well done, so you think actually it's real people standing up there, performing, and then you see yourself watching yourself. it's a very extraordinary feeling, it's hard to describe. i think the only way to understand what this says, you have to come and see it. it's sort of a non—explainable. we've tried this for two years, to explain what it is and that's impossible. you need to see it. it's a new experience - for all of us and it will be so exciting tonight because i haven't seen anything. i and i think you can safely say that nobody�*s ever seen anything like this because this is a first, this is pushing boundaries. singing the first reviews are in and are very positive. there's already talk of a plan for the show to run in london for at least three years. and abba say they know of other major acts who are already thinking of copying their idea of copying themsel

and that's the dream for abba.tour the globe bringing joy to thousands while sitting at home in sweden. >> the best of luck to abba. for the first night of their show. you've been watching "outside source" on the bbc. stay with us. plenty more to come. bye-bye. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: cfo. caregiver. eclipse chaser. a raymond james financial advisor tailors advice to help you live your life. life well planned. woman: the rules of business are being reinvented with a more flexible workforce. by embracing innovation, by looking not onla

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it's more than 40 years since abba went on tour.echnology. 0ur entertainment correspondent colin paterson has been finding out more about the abbatars, and talking to some music: dancing queen, by abba abba — as you've seen them before, looking like they did in their 1970s heyday. # you are the dancing queen. # six years in the making, tonight it's the premiere of the abba voyage concert, featuring avatars, or, as they've come to be known, abbatars of the band, in a 3000—capacity purpose—built arena in east london. where's the best place to watch the show in the arena? svana gisla has worked on the project since the start. we want to pull on the emotions, so if you come out of here and feel like you've seen a visual spectacle we have failed, unfortunately. if you've come out of here and feel like you've just seen something that is so emotional that you laughed and you cried and you can't wait to go back, and everyone around you felt the same, that's what we want. # my my, at waterloo napoleon did surrender. # abba performed the song

, in digital form as abba—tars.wn for a seventh time. the players are training butjurgen klopp is address the media for the final time before they face real madrid tomorrow night. most encouragingly, thiago and fabinho, they should be fit, he says, all the signs are there they have recovered from their knocks so they should take place in the heart of the liverpool midfield. he was asked about 2018, the last they face real madrid in the final in kyiv, and that was a win for real madrid, 3-1 and that was a win for real madrid, 3—1 and all sorts of things conspired against liverpool. mo salah forced off after being manhandled, liverpool fans would say that sergio ramos did a hatchetjob on him, when he damaged his shoulder. loris karius, the keeper, was concussed and that in a couple of clangers. it is only my son who said they want revenge for that, you can club says it's not about that at all as they look to go toe—to—toe with real madrid once again. it’s with real madrid once again. it's normal that he wants to put t

abba has never left us, in my heart. in our hearts.cause, in a way, you look at yourself on stage. it's so well done, so you think, actually, it's real people standing up there, performing, and then you're sitting, yourself, watching yourself! it's a very extraordinary feeling, it's hard to describe, i must say! i think the only way - to understand what this is, you have to come and see it. yeah. it's sort of a non—explainable. we've tried this for two years, to explain what it is, what it. will be, but that's impossible. you need to go and see it. i think it's a new experience for all of us and it will be so exciting tonight because i haven't seen anything. and i think you can safely say that nobody�*s ever seen anything like this because this is a first — this is pushing boundaries. the first reviews are in, and are very positive. there's already talk of a plan for the show to run in london for at least three years. and abba say they know of other major acts who are already thinking of copying their idea of copying themselves. colin

and whether or not people are actually here seeing abba, or merely an abba apparition, smoke and mirrors sound and light. either way, reincarnating dead celebrities and bringing aging bands back from the brink is clearly a money spinner. how long is it just a gimmick and how and when is it the counseling that we recognize is in an article i've not in the world news, frank sinatra ritual leave performed in 20032007 celine dion and elvis preformed together on american idol, i don't want it kind of funny to see some, some virtual avatars. so i think it'll be interesting. in 2012, a holographic version of rap start to pack shocker, stunned audiences around the world. he'd been dead for 16 years. killed in a drive by shooting, not your thing. then how about buddy holly killed in a plane crash at the height of his fame or deceased opera star maria callas. digital versions of the you very much alive abba will go around the world until 2026. and who knows, it may soon be possible to download your own hologram at home or go to a gig, the met averse, helping the music industry. this last millions

me sos ♪ >> those are abba-tars, digital abba-tars of the swedish band performing just as they looked9. it's part of a london concert residency where the abba-tars perform along with a live band for a 90-minute show. the real band made a rare red carpet appearance yesterday outside of the new abba arena in london. that is where the virtual concert series will take place. it all kicks off today. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," how the original "top gun" movie inspired a generation of navy pilots, and the military's special relationship with hollywood. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." . this is the "cbs morning news." . and it's natural. treat it that way. aveeno® daily moisture with prebiotic oat is proven to moisturize dry skin all day. you'll love our formula for face, too. aveeno®. one prilosec otc in the morning blocks heartburn all day and all night. prilosec otc prevents excess acid production that can cause heartburn. so don't fight heartburn, block it with prilosec otc. >>> our top stories this morning. there are new questions about the way law enforcement

he was in the west bank speaking with the palestinian leader mackwood abbas back in late march. so just weeks ago where the united states really underscored that it is the belief of the biden administration, that there is a need to advance the in the rights of the palestinians as well as underscore, the relationship between the united states is railey. he said that the only way to do this, and he reiterated the u. s. support for 2 state solution. and the fact that it's the belief of president biden, that both palestinians and israelis need to live in dignity and freedom as security in equal measure. and i think that's important to note here because we're looking at the power and balance that exists in as a result once again of this death. we should also point to the fact that the united states and entity blanket when he was in the west bank underscored it was important as to the to says try to reach the school with the help of the united states. that is important not to see tensions inflamed. in other words, that there should be an effort by the israelis to prevent any actions c

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professor abbas milani, thank— false dream. professor abbas milani, thank you _ false dream.e dream. professor abbas milani, thank you so much . false dream. professor abbasj milani, thank you so much for your time and for your insight there and there is i was plenty more available on the website on this story. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: we'll have the latest from the french open tennis for you. the queen and her husband began their royal progress to westminster. the moment of crowning, in accordance with the order of service, by a signal given, the great guns of the tower. tributes have been paid around the world to muhammad ali, who has died at the age of 74. outspoken but rarely outfought, ali transcended the sport of boxing, of which he was three times world champion. he was a good fighter. he fought all the way to the . end, even through his illness. yes, he did. uefa imposes an indefinite ban on english clubs playing in europe. today is the 20th anniversary of the release of the beatles�* lp sgt pepper's lonely hearts club band, a record described as the a

— in digital form as abba—tars.nd welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. police in texas are facing criticism over their response to a mass shooting at a primary school which left 19 children and two teachers dead. witnesses say officers hestitated to confront the killer during the situation in uvalde. barbara plett usher reports. this is what the centre of town looks like two days after a massacre. a marker for every one of the 19 children and two of their teachers. some came from outside uvalde to show solidarity. there was even a brief visit by the duchess of sussex, meghan markle — she laid flowers at the cross for an eight—year—old boy. jackie would have turned ten next month, but she'd already found her own voice, her uncle said. jackie was the life of our family. she had just recently received her first communion. so she was on fire. she felt like a rock star. he says his brother argued with police on that day, demanding that they move faster to storm the school and stop the gunman. he want

music: dancing queen by abba.me out of here and feel like you've seen a visual spectacle we have failed, unfortunately. if you've come out of here and feel like you've just seen something that is so emotional that you laughed and you cried and you can't wait to go back, and everyone around you felt the same, that's what we want. # my my, at waterloo napoleon did surrender #. abba performed the songs in front of 160 cameras for five weeks, so every aspect of their movements could be captured. that is so lifelike! quite amazing. when i went to visit them in stockholm last year, they explained that sacrifices had to be made so the avatars could look as accurate as possible. you had to shave the beards for the avatar show, yeah. just how traumatic was that for you? no, again, just a decision. if it has to be done, it has to be done. to the end i tried, is there no other way we can do this? if the show�*s a hit and there's demand around the world, well, in true scandinavian flat pack style, the whole arena can be colla

and whether or not people are actually here seeing abba, or merely an abba apparition, smoke and mirrors sound and light. either way, reincarnating dead celebrities and bringing aging bands back from the brink is clearly a money spinner. how long is it just again, make and how and when is it becomes something that we recognize is in article life in world. frank sinatra, virtual leave performed 20032007 celine dion and elvis. perform together on american idol. i don't want anybody to see virtual avatars, so i think it'll be interesting in 2012, a holographic version of wraps are 2 facts, occur stunned audiences around the world. he'd been dead for 16 years. killed in the drive by shooting, not your thing, but how about buddy holly hill to the plane crash in the height of his fame or deceased or pasta? maria, tell us digital versions of the very much alive amber will go around the world until 2026. and who knows, it may soon be possible to down load your own hologram at home. we'll go to a gig with a set of earth helping the music industry was not millions to the ham demik piracy and i'm l

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abbas for what you say, here's the squeezing. squeezed out of the brilliance in southern syria, where all these strikers with machine guns went. idlim is now under the control of damascus in syria, which we still remain a little, not a correction, the comparison is a little incorrect in syria, russia was guided by the same principles of the syrians for russia, no matter how cynical it sounds. these are not ukrainians for russia, they want us to live here, they want them to become part of us, and we are, in principle, ready for this now. and then, uh, i think that, in principle, it was done in syria. eh, right. yes, we got, of course, a problem in the form of idlib. i apologize for taking me away, but they still drove the lady, but we saved a huge number of lives, including our military personnel, we saved the infrastructure and now all, uh, syrian cities. where were these militants taken out of the green buses? i understand the costs. i understand everything what you're talking about, but there is already peace, and we'll take a

and abba are back on tour.in a classroom for up to an hour, during which he killed 19 children and two teachers. it's also emerged that salvador ramos wrote messages about the attack on facebook minutes before it happened. our north america editor sarah smith reports. all of the 19 children who were killed in the same school class. this boys family had to wait 12 hours before they were told he was dead. garza had been given a phone for her tenth birthday and she used it to try to call the police. jackie had just celebrated herfirst communion and she died alongside her cousin, annabel. these pictures show the scene outside the school on tuesday. "there's a shooting," one man yells. distraught parents pleading with police officers, being told to stay back. get back! holding on to each other, desperate to know what is happening inside. questions are now being raised about how long it took for the police to go into the school and tackle the gunman. it was 90 minutes after the first emergency call that he was shot a

it's taken up residency in this purpose built abba arena. the event raises a whole load of questions about whether or not people would be prepared to pay up to $200.00 as they are here to see a less legendary band in holographic form. and whether or not people are actually here seeing abba, or merely an alber apparition, smoke and mirrors sound and light. either way, reincarnating dead celebrities and bringing aging bands back from the brink is clearly a money spinner. how long is it just a gimmick and how and when is it the canceling that we recognize is in part of the lives in the world. and frank sinatra virtually performed in 20032007, celine dion and elvis reform together on american idol. i don't want it kind of funny to see some virtual auditors so i think it'll get to see what happens in 2012, a holographic version of rap start to pack soccer stunned audiences around the world. he'd been dead for 16 years. killed in a drive by shooting, not your thing. then how about buddy holly killed in a plane crash at the height of his fame or de

the abba voyage concerts begin tomorrow night at the abba arena in london. now take a look at this. be used as surgical assistants to clear cancerous tumours and unclog arteries. germany's sebastian steudtner is a world record holder at last, 18 months after riding a monster wave in portugal. this is a video that he has tweeted himself. this is a video that he has tweeted himself. his 86—foot wave, ridden in 2020, was finally ratified by the world surf league and guinness after delays caused by both covid and systemic issues. the german beat the original record of 80 feet set by brazil's rodrigoo koxa back in 2017 also at nazare on the atlantic coast. terrifying. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello. once again, quite a blustery day out there, especially across the north and the west of the country and it is here where we are most likely to see some further outbreaks of rain at times. over the next few days, things will become drier as we head towards the weekend but also become a little bit colder as well. north and east will notice that more especially.

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but now another outrage, the killing of well known and respected al jazeera journalists, sharina, abba o'clock. she was shot dead by israeli forces, while working, clearly labeled as press. and then at her funeral, this, oh, many people have many words for this attack. from the white house podium, it was a regret the intrusion and intrusion press secretary gen saki would not go on to condemn the attack. and the president had this to say, i don't know all the detail, but i know it has to be investigated. phyllis bennis was not surprised. well, there's a very consistent pattern here in the u. s. has been for decades. the primary, political, economic, military, strategic backer of israel, and it's among other things been committed to preventing any level of accountability. wow. members of congress have weighed in on twitter, calling it deeply disturbing. unacceptable saying the u. s. must condemn the attack on the funeral. and one congresswoman tweeted after her killing the u. s. must demand an end to israeli apartheid. the german foreign minister also weighed in as is meant. i ha, it's i

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both celine dion and abba celebrate major career milestones every may?rrect. that's because eurovision is held every may, and both celine and abba got their start at eurovision. >> i didn't know that. >> okay. >> question two, may or nay? the belmont stakes is run on the first saturday in may every year? >> i should know this. >> i'm going to say nay because the -- this has nothing to do with it but this is my thinking. the del mar fair is sometime in the summer, so sure. >> mona is correct. it's nay. that's because the kentucky derby is run. >> that's the first of the big three. the kentucky derby, belmont and then -- >> preakness. >> preakness. >> there you go. all right. may or nay? the month gets its name from the greek deity maya? >> nay. >> i'm going to say nay. >> it is may. it does. it's true. >> it is may, man. >> maya is associated with growth and birth. >> okay. >> she was atlas' -- >> these are really hard. i don't know. >> well, you're not doing so bad. may or nay, star trek day occurs on the 4th of may every year? >> i mean, come on. >> nay

it is in the grips of abba fever. the swedish pop supergroup reunited at the star studded premier of their long awaited new show. they were there in person looking a little older than back in their heyday, but up on stage amazing. the magic digital technology brought their younger selves back to life. it was a triumphant return to the red carpet. for the sweetest superstars. some 40 is owned from their last performance. the band was excited to be back. it's so nice to see all the faces send all the expectations and everything. it goes right into your hobby. when i'm so happy to be fans, we're clearly ready to take a chance on the group's new virtual performance. hm. inside. they were taken back in time as holograms of the band from the seventy's heyday, structed that stuff ah, brought to life by digital motion capture technology at the specially built arena. their real voices accompanied by live musicians. ah, fans of the fulsome seemed blown away when i was out. she fantastic chola me 90 some kid on. took me right, b

and she was, was, was honored by the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas. so we're expecting people also here to arrive with the procession. it is not stopped in her family home and maintaining an error and area occupied is true in which we had been told before. so yes, so from what we understand you are in about 10 minutes, 11. the body will be arriving here. will be heading to the morgue, where it's going to stay overnight. and then tomorrow, of course, the final day, the funeral procession. she will be at a church inside the old city and then buried next to her parents in the cemetery, just outside the walls here occupied his true slim. we've seen this public outpouring of grief today as her body was taken from the occupied territory. true, occupied the east jerusalem. i mean, what, what can we expect of tomorrow? steph? i honestly, i think we're going to expect seeing a lot of people, a lot of people coming out to say goodbye. because just as we've been reporting and seeing and witnessing and experiencing 1st had the out poor, not just from those of us

they show at least some kind of a symbolic response to show that there are still strong professor, abbas maloney. thank you very much indeed for your insight in your thoughts. thank you so now, russian forces have been stepping up their bombardment of ukrainian cities along the eastern front line. russia trying to secure and expand its gains in the east and don bass and on ukraine, southern coast, among the cities hit our car keys in the northeast mich alive and zap our region in the south. our report as big as in solid dark where battle has been raging for days . for days, the town of solid door has been hit by russian artillery. the ukrainians still hold it were one of the few to gain access to this in battle town. we entered on foot without a military escort. the streets are empty. a crater left behind in the middle of the town. another in front of a residential building. others destroyed. i recently just came out, we were in a flat, but at night we were sleeping in the basement. i am here because my daughter is ill . can i lay? yes. where am i to go? they take us to their basement an

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abbas is not part of this game. they don't take him into consideration.hink the context in which the israelis see the event is that it happened two days after three israelis were killed, butchered by two palestinian youngsters. i am not going to justify what happened and the killing of shereen, but trying to analyze the israeli point of view, if you do a public poll, the israelis care more about the threat of terrorism coming mainly from the refugee camp than about what happened with shereen. this is unfortunate because this is a vicious cycle that is not going to end soon, i am afraid. host: the israeli government made it clear when your name was first presented to take over the post of the united nations reporter for the palestinian occupied territory, accusing you of being a biased person. the americans, as we say it, along with -- there were some key players, the europeans and the u.k., have always been a very skeptical about the reports of the human rights council. how are you planning to move forward? >> let me share a consideration i had on the mom

are there to pay their respects, the palestinian president muffled abbas saying that sir, serene sector sacrificed her life for the cause of the palestinian people are that she conveyed the messages of the suffering of the palestinian people. he said, the israeli occupation is to be completely blamed for killing to rain and it will not hide the reality that the perpetrators will be published will be made clear. ah, before giving his his condolences. but as you can see, many, many people who ah, will feel this loss who are feeling this loss greatly are let sac crossover to need it for him. who is there for us at the palestinian presidential compound? nita think the picture is worse than a 1000 words, even in tears chanting slogan, calling her mar someone was killed, trying to convey the message of her people and she'll be greatly missed. she was a mentor, she was someone that was known to every palestinian household. she was always always a com 5 during the coverage. you know, sometimes you can get in difficult condition that you always remain composed dedicated focused on the goal, whic

and whether or not people are actually here seeing abba, or merely an abba apparition, smoke and mirrors sound and light. either way, reincarnating dead celebrities and bringing aging bands back from the brink is clearly a money spinner. how long is it just again, make and how and when is it becomes something that we recognize is in the library in the world. frank sinatra virtually performed in 2003, 2007, celine dion and elvis reform, together on american idol. i don't want it kind of funny to see virtual auditors so i think it'll get to see what happens in 2012, a holographic version of rap start to fax, hacker stunned audiences around the world. he'd been dead for 16 years, killed in a drive by shooting, not your thing, but how about buddy holly killed in a plane crash at the height of his fame or deceased opera? sta? maria palace. digital versions of the very much alive abba will go around the world until 2026. and who knows, it may soon be possible to download your own hologram at home. go to a gig, the better for helping the music industry as not millions to the have their make pir

anchor: some good news for abba fans. it has been 40 years since they were on tour. pop legends have created digital versions of themselves. they will perform live outside -- alongside musicians in london. our entertainment correspondent has more. ♪ reporter: abba looking like they did in the 1970's. six years in the making, avatars of theand in an arena in east london. this person has worked on the project since the start. >> we want you to come out of here andee -- and feel like you have seen something that is so emotional that you laughed and cried and you can't wait to go back and everyone around you felt the same. that is what we want. reporter: the big hits will be there. >> it is the set list the band put together as if they were going on tour today. there are a lot of fans who have been waiting decades to come see the show and i do not want to spoil it for them. ♪ reporter:abba performed the songs for fiv weeks, so every aspect of their movements could be captured. when i went to visit them i stockholm last year they explained that sacrifices had to be made s

and whether or not people are actually here seeing abba, or merely an abba apparition, smoke and mirrors sound and light. either way, reincarnating dead celebrities and bringing aging bands back from the brink is clearly a money spinner. how long is it just a gimmick and how and when is it the counseling that we recognize is in an article i've known in world news, frank sinatra virtually performed in 20032007 celine dion and elvis preformed together on american idol. i don't want it kind of funny to see some virtual auditors so i think it'll be interesting. in 2012, a holographic version of rap start to pack shocker, stunned audiences around the world. he'd been dead for 16 years. killed in a drive by shooting. not your thing then how about buddy holly killed in a plane crash at the height of his fame or deceased opera star? maria callas. digital versions of the you very much alive. alba will go around the world until 2026. and who knows? it may soon be possible to download your own hologram at home or go to a gig the met averse, helping the music industry. those lost millions to the pan

you know, president abbas gave this committee the full, the full time to follow up with this case. we are ready to give that we don't interfere in their work. they are afraid they are independent and so far of the minute they finish, we are ready to share it with everybody in the world. as i told you, the presidency doesn't interfere with their work. once the report is ready, we are ready to share it with everybody except israel. because israel is definitely would refuse any, any a report that says that they are behind this coming. well, the trainees have started investigating from what we're here. they say they're investigating 2 scenarios, possible gun man, i don't, don't, don't listen to them. they keep playing every day. they know how to deal with the west, especially with americans. and we are urging the americans this time not to listen to this or illness. because, you know, visitors doesn't listen to anybody but the united nations matter, the europeans, not even to the united states. when present by did talked with double medicine. he told them that we, that the americans ar

be stunned by this is not live and not under plywood, but the performance of the half-rejuvenated abbauartet from london lisa herzen hello , welcome to the information service of the ntv television company this is the program today in the studio vladimir chernyshov the port of mariupol is ready for work. it should be there today. the first civilian ship for a cargo of metal. well, then they are waiting here with building materials, which are very necessary for the restoration of the city, their delivery by water will significantly speed up the process of sports. already 400 service personnel have returned. now they are tidying up. terminals are repairing cranes and omar magomedov is transferring other equipment. the seaport in mariupol, completely cleared of mines after 3 months of inactivity, the team again went to work before opening the sea ports, the sappers and military engineer of the russian black sea fleet did a colossal job destroying thousands of mines and explosive devices that were left behind by the ukrainian formation retreating to the azovstal plant, the mines themselves

abba is having a resurgence with the new album within the last year. attended the concert gave a big thank you for the music. >> absolutely fantastic. if i died tonight, i'd die happy. >> wow, that's a review. so is this abba's final so long? benny anderson answered cryptically, never say never. the avatars go on living. >>> all right, and speaking of which, break out those aviator glasses and bomber jackets. the movie ""toptop gun" maveric could bring in more than $120 million during their weekend. and that would easily be a career high for tom cruise, whose previous biggest opening was 65 million for "war of the worlds". >> he is reprising his role, the cocky pilot who felt the need for speed 36 years ago. this team he's teaching a new class of "top gun" recruits. >>> here in the united states, millions of americans will mark this weekend, memorial day weekend, by honoring military members who died serving their country. ♪ ♪ ♪ my hero ♪ >> that's your sneak peek preview of the national memorial day concert in washington, d.c. sunday's event will have

the report author sue gray declined to investigate an event at boris johnson's flat, known as the �*abbadaily mail takes a very different approach — saying new pictures in the report are not as damning than many expected. the paper asks �*is that it?�*. the sun it says partygate is over and it urges the government to get on with helping people through the cost of living crisis. the well, quite a variety of front pages, but one story... let�*s start off with lord daroch. did borisjohnson get away with it, in your view? i thought there were no new clear facts orjudgements that meant that he was going to face an immediate haemorrhaging of support from tory mps and an early vote on his leadership. so, he did in that sense, but as you yourself said, it�*s a pretty lurid picture that is painted of the number ten under his leadership. with parties happening, almost weekly, it seems, an extraordinarily heavy drinking and karaoke and fights and puking. so in that sense, i think as it sinks in, you may find some more conservative mps saying they lost confidence, one or two said this afternoon. i d

. >> palestinian president mahmoud abbas says he will seek justice for her death at the criminal court. he paid tribute to the al jazeera journalist at a status service held in her honor. . finland looks set to apply for nato membership after the prime minister and president said it must happen. finland shares a 1300 kilometer border with russia. the government has set the russia is calling its nato aspirations a threat. sudanese security forces have fired tear gas and stun grenades at dusters railing against the country's military ruler. thousands demonstrated in khartoum, manning exhibited government and expressing their anger at the stalled transition. . those are the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera after "inside story." ♪ ♪ hashem: is israel a broke state? it's army has killed al jazeera journalist shireen abu akleh in cold blood. and this is not the first time. will israel get away with its crimes? and who can hold it to account? this is "inside story." ♪ hashem: hello, and welcome to the program. i'm hashem ahelbarra. shireen abu akleh was a household name across

the spirit, not the will of the kobzna to be afraid alya accepted the spirit, adoption with a cry of abba i am from heaven, one and a half did not leave you as orphans, i will come. yes, there will be a meeting for you, and he will allow you to know his crime in your life. and you, nicole, will not feel like self-possessed chebakin, papa, her franchise is only one small one , which without words will miss, yes, the heart and pink allows us to know god and stumble to love one alone, because the ears of us who call themselves christians are fish, not only to try to live with lyubov alleg, our human love developed, it is necessary, to indulge in showing any people in search of how others wanted to become fellow-righteous christians , the experience of this great, important truth of our faith, and she had six stepan our haez from christ from the heart i bless the head of the cabinet of kyrgyzstan opened the eurasian economic forum in bishkek instead of the embard on russian oil, the duty and europe gives back looking at how food stamps disperse in france macron sends greetings from the nineti

she said we strongly condemn the killing of al jazeera journalist and american citizen sharina abba clay in janine today. and we sent our deepest condolences to her family. we call for a thorough investigation to determine the circumstances of her death. investigating attacks on independent media prosecuting, those responsible are of paramount importance. we will continue to promote media freedom and protect journalists ability to do their jobs without fear of violence threats to their lives, or safety or unjust detention. so this is a statement that is the white house, the by the administration says is of paramount importance to the president. now in terms of the president visiting the region, he does have a, a scheduled visit to israel next month. the white house or deputy white house press secretary, was asked about that. whether there can be any more detailed given about that trip in the context of the killing of sharina. barclays, the deputy white house press secretary would not offer any details, nor would she confirm or deny whether or not the president would be making any plan ca

says he will not accept the israelis taking part in investigation. abbas also commended the bravery of al jazeera journalists and awarded sharon the store of jerusalem metal. a brother received the award on her behalf. i'm given them. we will continue the investigation and will, in no way allow israel to be a partner to this investigation because they are killers, and they are the ones who killed her, that, oh, holes have opened in lebanon the, in the countries 1st general election since as economic meltdown. began in 2019, there are some live pictures from a polling station. the in bare root are correspondence in a hot at spoke to voters in the lebanese capital about the issues that matter most to them. lebanon has had a turbulent history to say the least, but decades of corruption and unsustainable spending by successive governments has led to its financial collapse. parliamentary elections are scheduled for sunday. it should be a chance for political change. but the secretary and leaders and parties that have govern this country for decades are seeking to return to power. so you

was shot at the head by israeli forces in the occupied westbank on wednesday. president blackwood abbas has vowed to seek justice for her death at the international criminal court. neither abraham begins are coverage and a wanting that view as may find some images in her report disturbing bill. oh, a daughter of palestine mob. shooting about this body was taken through a thousands gather to pay the respect her remains then taken to a state service where the palestinian president honored her vow to seek justice at the international criminal court in my thoughts. today we are here to pay respect to assuring abil ucla, the martyr of palestine, the martyr of jerusalem and the martyr of free speech and the free roll of the symbol of the palestinian women on the symbol of the palestinian journalist. shreed her sacrifice her life to defend its course and the cause of the palestinian pupil . what she did worked for jazeera and was widely known for reporting on the israel palestine conflict for more than 2 decades. everyone's standing here has its own story with julian, as friends we experienced