we are here to celebrate the work of shireen abu akleh and the sacrifice shireen abu akleh made. she spent a good chunk of her adult life in the service with the responsibility put on us as journalists to serve freedom of the press and to shed light on such a crucial story in the world, the israeli-palestinian conflict. as you said, it is over 100 days now since shireen was killed. al jazeera's position has been crystal clear and categorical from the start. shireen abu akleh was killed by an israeli bullet and shireen abu akleh was killed in cold blood. al jazeera is still pursuing justice for shireen and al jazeera will leave no stone unturned in order to achieve justice for the killing of shireen abu akleh. just to conclude, the world is rife with impunity. journalists are killed left, right and center in today's world. often times, those who are responsible for their killing get away scott free with killing journalists. so, we also seize this opportunity tonight to call for justice for shireen and for an end to impunity. thank you to the national press conference for having us

reporter: the pursuit of justice for shireen abu akleh within israel ended on monday. as widely expected, the israeli amount amounts that soldiers did not violate procedure and there will be no criminal investigation into her killing. while on assignment in may, senior military official offered condolences and called her death a devastating loss of life. the military report concluded that after multiple investigations, there was a high probability an israeli soldier accidentally shot shireen. the official says with 100% certainty, israeli soldiers did not target her for -- or any other journalist. and if an is really blake her, it was a mistake. -- and if in an israeli bullet killed her it was a mistake. there was a prolonged gunbattle with armed palestinians. the soldiers retreated to vehicles and the military official says they had limited visibility and did not see her. video from the minutes before her death show a call seen. she was wearing a clearly marked flak jacket. she was shot in the back of the neck below her helmet. witnesses say the gunfire continued. >>

we will speak with shireen's niece lina abu akleh abu akleh who's calling for a meeting with president biden and was the u.s. to conduct aindependt inveigation. then in victory rrump, federa jude apinted ha grantehis request f special masteroeviewlassified documents the fbi seized from mar-a-lago. we look at this and other investigations into trump from the january 6 capitol insurrection with elie mystal, author of "allow me to retort: a black guy's guide to the constitution." and we continue to remember the life and legacy of the author and activist barbara ehrenreich. >> i thinkhe real issue here is the mainstream media, corporate media's theory of poverty, which is that it is a character failure. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the international atomic energy agency is calling for a safety and security protection zone to be immediately set up around the russian-held zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in ukraine in order to avoid a nuclear disaster at europe's largest nuclear power plant. the iae

the killing of al jazeera's journalist shireen abu akleh by israeli forces was deliberate.urricane fiona gains strength and continues to track through the caribbean. russia's invasion of ukraine has dominated the united nations general assembly. they've demanded an end to the war that is partly to blame for a devastating global food crisis that is put up with 240 5 million people at risk of starvation -- that has put up to 350 billion people at risk of starvation. our diplomatic editor reports. >> our excellencies, ladies and gentlemen. our world is in big trouble. >> the secretary-general setting a grim tone for the meeting among the many conflicts in the world that continues to rage, one, the war in ukraine will dominate proceedings this week. as the meeting was taking place, news was confirmed that the in the ukraine providences, votes will take place on whether to become part of russia. this was the reaction of the u.s. ambassador. >> they will not be recognized by the international community. there were not recognized in 2014 and it will not be recognized this time aro

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calls for accountability after israel said it's highly likely al jazeera journal issuing abu aclu was accidentally killed by one of its soldiers. and one of 2 brothers suspected in the killing of 10 people in canada has been found dead. ah, welcome to the program. forest johnson is bidding farewell to downing street, his address the media for the 1st final time. as you k prime minister. johnson is now heading to bell moral castle in scotland to hand his resignation to queen elizabeth the incoming prime minister liz trust, or visit the queen after him and be asked to form a government. it's time for k to ticks, to be over plugs. it's time for us all get behind loose truss and her team and her program. a deliberate for the people of this country. because that is what the people whose country want that's what they need. that's what they deserve. i'm proud to have discharged the promises i made to my party when a you were kind enough to choose me winning the biggest majority since 1987. the biggest share of the vote since 1979 delivering rex it delivering our manifesto community, includin

this is met with anger from shireen abu akleh's family and network and the authority.o read you part of her family's reaction. they say that israel is refusrefusing to take responsibility for murdering her. they remain deeply hurt, frustrated and disappointed. and calling on the united states to carry out their other investigation that leads to accountability because she was also an american citizen. >> thank you. >>> you're watching cnn "newsroom" live from london. a major upset alert to tell you about from the u.s. open. details are just ahead. plus, it supports vaginal heheal. it's recommended by gagastroenterologists two-times more than any other probiotic branand. try align. if your moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis symptoms are stopping you in your tracks... choose stelara® from the start... and move toward relief after the first dose... with injections every two months. stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms,

>> and investigation says that it is finally i played -- after journalist shireen abu akleh was accidentally killed by one of its soldiers. ♪ >> i am lauren taylor this is al jazeera live from london. also coming up, >> i know we will deliver. we will deliver. we will deliver. >> the party chooses liz truss to be its leader and prime minister. european gasrices surge as europe reopens its nord stream pipeline cannot be opened until it sanctions are lifted. and we have supporters celebrating after kenya's supreme court upholds its election as president dismissing -- accusations of full. -- of full. --of fault. palestinian officials humans right campaigners and -- have criticized an israeli military investigation in may. it said that there is a high possibility that the al jazeera correspondent was accidentally hill -- hit by gunfire from the is eerily soldier. it will not be launching a criminal investigation of the death of the journalists. reporting live from there. >> pursuing justice for shireen abu akleh in israel and on monday. as widely expected the military announced it soldiers did n

. >> abu akleh was accidentally killed by their fire.l jazeera accused the arming of evading responsibility. >> this report says this is a high possibility that the israeli bombing were the ones who fired the shots. that leaves the door open to misinformation and keeping the issue vague. it is clear that the aim is to escape from responsibility. >> as a palestinian-american journalist who was shot in the city of jenin on may 11 while covering a raid in the occupied west bank. she was wearing a press fence and a helmet when she was gunned down. as a household name in the arab world, abu akleh she covered the area for 25 years. her killing caused global outrage. separate probes by various bodies including the u.n., human rights groups, and media organizations of all found is really fire to be responsible for her death. they press for an investigat ion. the army has denied abu akleh was deliberately targeted. >> the united nations have condemned executions carried out by hamas in the gaza strip. they announced sunday they had executed five

that means no one will face charges for shireen abu akleh's death.e state department has responded with a suggestion that israel review its rules of engagement. >> we continue to raise directly with air is israel that a correctly review its policies and practices on the rule of engagement to take additional steps to mitigate risk, to protect journalists. to protect civilian harm. to ensure that similar tragedies don't happen in the future. >> shireen abu akleh's family who have been calling for invented an investigation and accountability for their slain family member from the very beginning are angry about israel and the recent statements and this new findings. which they say are unattempted to, quote, obscure the truth and avoid responsibility. they go on to renew their call for action. saying, in part, since shireen was killed, our family has called for a throw pendant, and credible u.s. investigation that leads to accountability, which is the bare minimum the u.s. government should do for one of their own citizens. a monster was attacking but the

inf so that was out and then we ended up talking to abu dhabi.and they suggested yas island in abu dhabi. and it was really the only true. bubble that existed ine sports because they brought people in, the workers. , al the workers in the hotel, the workers in the restaurant, all the people that were peopl d were tested before they went there and they were there for weeks. being tested regularly before we even got there. then the people we were bringing over, we tested, flew over our own private plane that only we were on , got to the island. we were tested again and tested multiple times up until the event happened. and then everybody wouldppened go home. so was the only true bubble that really existed. so that allowed you to keepr spr your sport on the air when dow everything else was shut down. r right. why didn't everyone else dights. >>o ?hat? >> i don't know. i don't know. you know what? totook a lot of heat, took >>lot of bullets, took a lot of i'm looking around criticism. well, that's what the mediaa dos does. media does nothing. they ne

. >>> the israeli military admitting that journalist shireen abu akleh was likely shot and killed byone will be prosecuted. i want to go to tel-aviv live with more. what's the response so far on the ground? >> reporter: this was a long awaited report from the israeli defense forces nearly four months after shireen abu akleh was killed while covering a military operation in may. while they said they could not determine who actually killed her because the bullet that killed shireen abu akleh was so badly damaged the forensic examination was not able to be conclusive. they have determined, which is the same determination that cnn and other media organizations as well as the united states have come to the conclusion it was most likely an israeli soldier who fired the shot. an israeli soldier in an armored vehicle with limited sight range shot at shireen abu akleh, they were south of where she was standing but the soldier did not realize he was shooting at journalists and thought he was shooting at militants. despite the fact they were wearing the protective gear including the vest that s

we set up in abu dhabi. i think it catapulted sports during this time. we set up fight island.he whole engine that dana runs, and he is a force of nature, you know? we put the sport on its feet and flew everybody out, tested them. we put the fights on. it was great. a♪ david: now you are one of two -- -- maria famous brothers. your oldest brother is a very well-known medical doctor, on his tv a lot for his views on health care. rahm emanuel is our ambassador to japan, previously was chief of staff to president obama and mayor of chicago. you are the youngest of the three brothers? ariel: as my father used to say, mall in you dish. david: what is it your parents did that produce these three very talented children in different areas of life who have all done quite well? ariel: first, i would say when we were growing up one of the things i tried to do with my kids, my four children, is they let us figure things out. they did not program us every hour what we were doing. you had to fend for yourself could you had to figure things out. the other thing my parents did was education wa

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released on monday concluding that abu akleh's death was an accident.vering an israeli operation in the west bank. saying there's a high possibility they're responsible, they don't intend to pursue criminal charges against the soldier responsible. in a statement, they said the soldiers did not know they were firing at the press, instead of firing back at militants. evidence, though, from the investigation revealed there was no active combat or palestinian militants near where abu akleh was standing. she was also wearing a vest identifying her as press both on her front and her back. abu akleh's family slamming the report on monday saying, quote, trying to obscure the truth and avoid responsibility. joining us now is shirrene's sister nina. how are you and your family reacting to this news? >> thank you so much for having me. our family, you know, we were not expecting the israeli government or army to hold themselves responsible. this is what we were expecting at the end. and it's honestly -- it's been very difficult. it's been very upsetting and frustr

our thoughts remain with abu akleh's family. not only was she as an american citizen she was a fearless reporter his journalism and pursuit of truth earned her the respective audiences around the world. >> [indiscernible] tourism even after president zelenskyy said he is not taking that step. why does the partisan think that? >> as the president has said and as we do think as well, it is not the most effective or strongest path forward as we have said many times before to hold russia accountable. this designation could have unintended consequences to ukraine and the world. for example, according to humanitarian experts we have spoken to it could affect the ability to devote -- deliver assistance to ukraine. it could drive critical humanitarian actors away from facilitating food exports, to help mitigate the global food crisis, and jeopardize the black seaport deal which is already led to delaying food exports. it would also undercut our unprecedented multilateral condition that has been so effective to holding putin accountable

our thoughts remain with abu akleh's family. not only was she as an american citizen she was a fearless reporter his journalism and pursuit of truth earned her the respective audiences around the world. >> [indiscernible] tourism even after president zelenskyy said he is not taking that step. why does the partisan think that? >> as the president has said and as we do think as well, it is not the most effective or strongest path forward as we have said many times before to hold russia accountable. this designation could have unintended consequences to ukraine and the world. for example, according to humanitarian experts we have spoken to it could affect the ability to devote -- deliver assistance to ukraine. it could drive critical humanitarian actors away from facilitating food exports, to help mitigate the global food crisis, and jeopardize the black seaport deal which is already led to delaying food exports. it would also undercut our unprecedented multilateral condition that has been so effective to holding putin accountable

i would equate florida to abu-dabhi. the governor and the mayor of jacksonville told us come in. host you here. you can do your events here. have fighters from all over the world. the fighters from other countries we brought into abu-dabhi. the others we brought into florida. we ran our businesslike nothing was going on although we didn't have fans. houston said i need you here. how quick can you get here? i will be there as soon as your mayor lets me. we figured out a date. it was houston, texas, jacksonville, florida, and abu-dabhi. >> tucker: dana white said donald trump called him. he is happy to talk about his decades long relationship with donald trump. it's interesting. that's straight ahead. >> tucker: it's interesting to it find out what famous people are like. a lot of prominent people are not great. they are not loyal to the people who work for them. loyalty is a prerequisite for an honorable life. and dana white demonstrated that and was loyal to his friends even his friends were the most controversial people in the world. he and donald trump have been friends for yea

we set up in abu dhabi. i think it catapulted sports during this time. we set up fight island.he whole engine that dana runs, and he is a force of nature, you know? we put the sport on its feet and flew everybody out, tested them. it was great. ♪ david: now you are one of two very famous brothers. ariel: or and finesse. david: or infamous. your brother is a well-known doctor, well-known for his views. rahm emanuel is our ambassador to japan, also made her chicago. you are the youngest? ariel: as my father used to say, small. ariel: what -- david: what is it your parents did that produced these three very talented children in different areas of life who have all done quite well? ariel: first, i would say when we were growing up one of the things i tried to do with my kids, my four children, is they let us figure things out. you had to fend for yourself could you had to figure things out. the other thing my parents did was education was crucial. if you didn't perform, then there was punishment. you would be grounded and there was competition of who got the better grades. with tho

we set up in abu dhabi. i think it catapulted sports during this time. we set up fight island.he whole engine that dana runs, and he is a force of nature, you know? we put the sport on its feet and flew everybody out, tested them. we put the fights on. it was great. ♪ i think legacy is a fallacy. he rarely do business people -- elon musk will have one. einstein will have one. but business people, this notion -- i have gotten in trouble a lot for this. is a complete and utter wanting to live forever fallacy that exists in business. david: what if someone is watching and wants to be you. where should they do to get into the business you are in, representing people in building companies? ariel: that is hopefully what i taught my kids. you have got to be -- you have got to show up. i have gotten on a lot of planes. even though that voice in your head is saying you are tired, you have to show up. you have to be charmingly relentless, you have to build emotional endurance. there is no straight line to success. you have to be able to work through those things. i try to create serendip

and we set up in abu dhabi. it kind of really catapulted the sport in this horrible time. we set up fight island. that whole engine that they are -- dana runs, and dana is a force of nature, you know? we put the sport up on its feet and flew everybody out, tested them, and put the fights on. it was great. >> for many people you are a role model. what would you like is your legacy? 50 years from now what do you want people to say about our emmanuel? -- all real emmanuel? >> some actors have a legacy. very rarely do business people, maybe inventors, elon musk will have one. einstein has one. but business people, i'm not, this notion of a legacy, and i have gotten in trouble about this, is complete and utter wanting to live forever fallacy. that exists in business minds. >> what if somebody is watching and says i want to be emmanuel when i grow up? what should somebody do to get into the talent agency business represent people, building companies in the sports and entertainment world? >> what i have talked -- taught my kids. you have to be intellectually curious, have to show

we set up in abu dhabi. i think it catapulted sports during this time. we set up fight island. the whole engine that dana runs, and he is a force of nature, you know? we put the sport on its feet and flew everybody out, tested them. we put the fights on. it was great. ♪ david: for many people you are a role model and many would like to have your life. 50 years from now, what would you like to have people say about you? >> i think legacy is such a fallacy. you studied presidents. i think maybe sports. very rarely do business people, maybe inventors that are business people, musk will have one, einstein will have one, but business people, i am not -- this notion of a legacy, and i have gotten in trouble, is a complete and utter one thing to live forever fallacy that exists in this time. david: what if somebody is watching and they say they want to be you when they grow up? what should somebody do getting into the talent agency business or business you are in for the sports and entertainment world? ariel: you gotta be intellectually curious, you gotta be -- you gotta show up and y

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on may 11th, shireen abu akleh was wearing a press uniform while reporting on an israeli army raid inied west bank when she was fatally shot in the head. several media organizations, including cnn, the new york times, and al jazeera have all determined the israeli military killed abu akleh. her niece, lina abu akleh spoke from the national press club in washington, d.c., thursday, after it honored shireen with a posthumous award. she said president joe biden has done nothing to hold israel accountable for her aunt's killing. >> he still has not taken action. he continues to ignore the importance of this case. most importantly, he is not upholding the values that he continues to preach. amy: the number of sexual assaults reported by u.s. military service members rose by 13% last year. that's according to the associated press, citing u.s. defense and military officials, who blamed a rollback for coronavirus restrictns for t rise in sexual violence. in a survey, nearly 36,000 military memrs reportethey had experienced unwanted sexual contact -- that's almost double the number rorted in 2

the podcast was downloaded millions of time, but the story turned out to be abu safe was real name is, sharon shouted. he is a fraud, a fantasist who sold a fictional tale 2 times reporter, meaning color market one. she would eventually, when a peabody award for the paper was forced to admit it got it wrong. blaming and institutional failure, 16 years after acknowledging the failings in its post 9 having coverage, promising to be more rigorous, the new york times had done it again. but the pub remains online with this screen, the times has concluded that the episodes of caliphate that presented town to his claims did not meet our standards for accuracy. and at times stood by telemachus, his journalism, has been called into question before describing her as a final report. so since muslims are demonized it's it's very easy for the media to embrace stories however false that cater to that stereotype of muslims and the new york times did precisely this when he put out the caliph, it based on the testimony given by an impostor. i mean it was completely untrue, but it catered to that stere

however, there is a high possibility that most abu claire was accidentally hit by idea gunfire. that was fired toward suspects identified his arm palestinian gunman. despite the finding the military, top legal office says it will not be launching a further investigation due to lack of criminal suspicion. the soldier allegedly responsible for the killing has reportedly apologized. that's according to his release military official was shot dead while covering and israeli raid on the jenin refugee camp in the occupied westbank. as despite being clearly identified as press several investigations by human, the humanitarian organizations, and the un concluded that she was killed by israeli fire. however, an official u. s. probe has not reached a definitive conclusion as to who pulled the trigger, sparking criticism from bu accolades. family who were incredulous about the findings professor of political science dot to sod, niners slammed these really investigation and claims that the killing was intentional. finding that these are in the are allowed things absolutely have nothing to do

the white house is repeated calls for accountability for the killing of al jazeera joan, the serene abu aclu. but it's not pushing for an independent investigation. on monday, the israeli military admitted for the 1st time that she was lightly killed by israeli gunfire in may. but the israeli army says it did not find any violation of regulations and will not be pursuing any criminal investigation. engineers in pakistan have cut through the embankments of lake mankind since province to reduce the volume of water. but it is threatening to flood properties downstream as dozens of villages lie in its path. 2 people have died and thousands have been ordered to evacuate because of a wild fire in southern california. several buildings have been destroyed and the fairview area, southeast of los angeles. the fire has been fueled by high temperatures and extremely dry conditions. and what man has been killed during a protest against un peacekeepers in the democratic republic of congo. it happened in the eastern city of benny. people blocked the road and threw stones at un staff . demonstrators s

as natasha name reports from ramallah, the pursuit of justice for sharina abu clay within israel ended on monday. as widely expected, these railey military announced its soldiers did not violate procedure. and there will be no criminal investigation into her killing while on assignment in the janine refugee camp in may. a senior military official offer condolences and called sharon's death, a devastating loss of life. the military report concluded that after multiple internal investigations, there was a high probability, and his railey soldier accidentally shot serene. but it could not be determined conclusively. the official says with 100 percent certainty is really soldiers did not target jarine or any other journalist that day. and if in israeli bullet killed her, it was a mistake. but that then will them, it's not convincing. it's unacceptable. there's no other suspect, but the occupation army murdered, she arranged. the military describes the janine refugee camp on the day serene was killed as a battle field. it says there was a prolonged gun battle with armed palestinians. the so

but italy's coalition focus politics means the numbers are not in his favor of abu bucker's to morrow is part of that coalition. he came to italy as a student from the ivory coast in 1999 and is now running as a candidate. it won't often domains, alcorda, lock, wallabies on the 1st thing to worry about on the high bulls and at all italian families, ever hotmail on the table. this is why we will bring the values of antithesis, um, an anti racism not to protect it for you alone. but to project it towards a europe of rights and dignity, not particularly darla gossip and chris to get out of the snap election follows the resignation of technocrat prime minister minute draggy in july, internal politics borden and to his unity government that spanned from left to right one that maloney and her party never joined successive governments, have collapsed elections are not the solution. elections are the confirmation of a deep crisis of the political system. we will, these are 2 elections because i feel they are going to close a season this season, which the left overall government, italy every d

appears that it is not possible to unequivocally determine the source of the gunfire, which had ms. abu ackley. however, there is a high possibility that miss abu lockley was accidentally hit by israel. defense forces gunfire that was fired toward suspects identified as armed palestinian gunman. well, despite the finding the military, top legal office says it's will not be launching a further investigation due to lack of criminal suspicion. the soldier allegedly responsible for the killing has reportedly apologized. that's according to is and israeli military official. luckily was shot dead wall covering and he's really raid on the jenin refugee camp in the occupied westbank. despite being clearly identified as press, several investigations by sea monetary organizations on the united nations concluded that she was killed by israeli fire. however, an official us probe has not reached a definitive conclusion as to who pulled the trigger. spock in criticism from bu i clear family who were incredulous about the findings. when professor of political science dr. saud 9, it slammed these reall

however, there is a high possibility that most abu at clare was accidentally hit by idea. the gunfire that was fired toward suspects identified his arm palestinian gunman. despite the finding the israeli military's top legal office, as it will not be launching a further investigation due to the lack of criminal suspicion. however, the soldier allegedly responsible for the killing has reportedly apologized as, according to any railey military official, although actually were shot dead will covering and israeli rate on the jenin refugee camp in the occupied west bank. despite being clearly identified, a press, several investigations by humanitarian organizations and the united nations concluded she was killed by israeli fire. however, an official us pro has not reached a definitive conclusion as to who pulled the trigger smoking criticism from our family who were incredulous about the findings. political science professor sired niner has slammed the israeli investigation and states that the killing was intentional. finding that these are alien announcing are absolutely have

white house has repeated calls for accountability for the killing of al jazeera journalist, serene abu eichler. but it's not pushing for an independent investigation. on monday, the israeli military admitted for the 1st time that she was likely killed by israeli gunfire and may, with his ready army, says it will not pursue any criminal investigation. engineers and pakistan have cut through the embankments of lake mansion in send province to reduce the volume of water, but it's threatening to flood properties downstream. as dozens of villages lie in its path. 2 people have dies and thousands have been ordered to evacuate because of a wild, foreign southern california. the fire has been fueled by high temperatures and extremely dry conditions. one man has been killed during a protest against un peacekeepers in the democratic republic of congo. it happened in the eastern city of benny, demonstrators say peacekeepers of not protected them from violence in the region and want them to leave those are you headlines? we back with another news update here on out 0 of to marco polo a very modern

in zubaydah, it was brought by abu zubaydah which the government believed to be a high level al qaeda operative and tortured, including waterboarding him 83 times in the span of a month. some of this torture took place at a c.i.a. black site in poland and polish prosecutors are currently investigating individuals who may have been complicit. they sought to depose james missile -- sorry -- james mitchell and john jessen, the american contractors who helped the c.i.a. develop the torture program. to secure the contractors' testimony, abu zu abida -- zubaydah filed a lawsuit under 28 u.s.c. 1782 which allows courts to issue subpoenas requiring people to give testimony in foreign proceedings. the united states intervened and claimed the state secrets privilege seeking to quash the subpoena. both the district court and the ninth circuit held that the existence of a c.i.a. site in poland and abu zubaydah was in the record and the state secrets privilege could not apply to them. the supreme court reversed. it held that any testimony mitchell and jessen gave that confirmed the existence of a

agency or navin alena vitko became molded author's yakiya went on the air of the republican television abu delighting the broadcast media after recognizing the garden of taksams because of usibakov's disclosure in the images of a grain grower, responsible hardworking simple sincere. this is how i would write our khleborov and always overflows with pride, when you see their personal records and such a worthy total threshing. it's ours food security. now it is more important than ever, of course, this is understood, and even during filming, to record interviews. sometimes you have to run after the combine and drive in the cab, in general , do everything so as not to distract from the harvest on the sides of the books and the bridles on the exhibitions at the words of the song of the guns of the day of the belarusian about writing. dobrushe, burying her old night memory hellony to tell our shaky story about the feat of the belarusian peoples across the warriors and our restless lands, how could it not be a half-hour of know-how? far these bridgeheads and the way of the military reconstruction

her niece, linna, abu, or clay received the acolyte on her behalf and washington. sharon was with al jazeera for 25 years, covering the story of the israeli occupation. she was shot on the head by israeli forces while she was on assignments. and janine in may, al jazeera median. it were continues to demand a rapid, independent, and transparent investigation into the killing. no one has been charged over her death. sharina barclay was known as the voice of palestine spines, world famous annual tomato fight, known as the law from athena, has returned to the streets of banal ah, more than $20000.00 participants held tomatoes at each other. tuning the main street rid after a 2 year high, just because of covered celebrations, went full throttle with tomatoes flying nonstop for around an hour. the festival is said to have originated from a dispute among villages in 1945. ah, well this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. the you in human rights chief has released a damning report and to china's alleged human rights violations against the weak population. michelle

abu dhabi investment is said to be nearing a deal to buy fortress investment.could value the asset manager at more than $2 billion. he is playing a key role in brokering the deal. tencent is said to more than double its stake, buying 49.9% of the holding company. the move gives the brothers time to get the company back on track and retain control. governor stitt ubisoft will remain unchecked -- the governor said ubisoft will remain unchanged. -- china struggles with covid and a weakening currency. that conversation in a moment. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ when people come, they say they've tried lots of diets, nothing's worked or they've lost the same 10, 20, 50 pounds over and over again. they need a real solution. i've always fought with 5-10 pounds all the time. eating all these different things and nothing's ever working. i've done the diets, all the diets. before golo, i was barely eating but the weight wasn't going anywhere. the secret to losing weight and keeping it off is managing insulin and glucose. golo takes a systematic approach to eating th