protesters say they'll be back again on wednesday and every night it takes until the see justice alan fischer al-jazeera brooklyn center minnesota. still has had on al-jazeera defense testimony gets under way and direction over this trial for the killing of george floyd we'll have from an expert on the use of force. and the presidential runoff election in the room with a tough choice from those faces as a resume and then socialist takes on the don't talk on this one of it's full of what a crowd. it's time for the perfect gentleman. sponsored plan cuts at ways just about the last vestiges of war have been squeezed out of europe bar this massive cloud which is really a cold front that's brought it down just about from the out the far as it is codes on. but it's got this far this massive cloud represents what happens when the 2 interact it's cold it'll be snow and rain and the color back graham is yellow less than 10 degrees typically and look at this western russia is at least as warm as arsons and warm on than almost all of spain and portugal will atoms hold on to it just about i think just hold on to ab

what he that is answers could put him in legal jeopardy the defense is keen to hear from alan fischer al jazeera at the derrick children martyr trial in minneapolis still ahead on al-jazeera pressure builds on major sporting. finds of the u.s. state of georgia. storing aides to the palestinian people the u.s. president pledges millions assistance in another of us all of trump. the sequence has started already the snowy weather over the high plains and the barrington's in the northwest of the u.s. is bringing its cold air across the plains states that line there is rather dodgy looking because it's where cold meats warm and you develop a line of thunderstorms which tonight will go through missouri the tail down towards new orleans more or less all of these potentially big thunderstorms that are the 2. big oil i wouldn't want to to promise you that and they keep moving east was a tomorrow they do lose their impetus tomorrow but the cold air is still coming back down through the plains we might see a repeat performance for thursday night as well in fact the picture on friday does indeed suggest som

trying to prove the derrick chauvin went too far and that caused the death of george for alan fischer al jazeera at the show in modern trial in minneapolis still ahead on al-jazeera predicting the prospect that recovery international monetary fund boosts. it's growth forecast for the developing world for making fun of all costs. homeless and needing help the full extent of flooding devastation in indonesia comes with its rescue is reach remote areas. it's been snowing steadily in the higher ground in montana in idaho wyoming you see the cloud there and that's cold air is coming up as you might expect it to against what is now increasingly warm this feed from the gulf where the 2 meet we tend to develop but it is spring remember significant thunderstorms while that is likely to happen it starts develop on wednesday is the circulation then throws that cold air through arkansas and then you get a line of sudden storms that stretches down towards the gulf coast unfortunately overnight not to is for whence it is thursday they keep going and this could be the dangerous time they might be nasty thunder

trying to prove the derrick chauvin went too far and that caused the death of george for alan fischer al jazeera at the show in modern trial in minneapolis. still ahead on al-jazeera predicting the post democrat coverage is national monetary fund boost to its growth forecast but the developing world remains vulnerable false. homeless and needing help the full extent to flooding devastation it into mishit becomes clear as rescue is reach remote areas. there has been a seasonal north westerly wind blowing down the girl from kuwait down to was dar that's was the u.a.e. for a couple of days it becoming lighter on wednesday will be much much lighter and there are no more significant winds in the immediate future to something developing northern saudi and that's lighted to pick up the dust but not through iraq kuwait into west inside iran and at the same time you have got another bit of fairly wintry weather swinging into western turkey which will pick up the winds will come off the northern coast of egypt eventually thing and blow down through the red sea but i'm picking it details here because you c

local community wants answers especially to the question are things ever going to change alan fischer al-jazeera brooklyn center minnesota. still ahead on al-jazeera he just was like a person that everybody loved the running community show influenced brother. testifies and the director then murder trial. and morgues and hospitals are overwhelmed in india as cases of covert nineteen's surge. it's time for the perfect gentleman the weather sponsored point qatar airways. the last brief but unusual spring warmth is being squeezed out of your point now it's going the wrong way west and russia is going to be warmer than eastern europe because this is the warmer this is what's equally warm being squeezed from both sides so we still get a line of $21.00 degrees if you like from remaining right up towards moscow and so orange stream there but it is disappearing and the temperatures to the west are genuinely or generally single figures not everybody but book arrest will go down to join you nearly at 10 degrees by summing it to thursday having started at 21 the average be 18 so we're losing heat in europe

time considering expert medical testimony a part that may be key to the prosecution case alan fischer al-jazeera at the shore and trial in minneapolis. still ahead here on al-jazeera south korea prepares to hold local elections as a political scandal threatens the prospects of the liberal government. the u.s. president faces a tough sell on taxes as he tries to offset the cost of his massive infrastructure plan. it's time for the perfect gentleman. sponsored plan qatar airways the stories the same as yesterday the rain is moving away from japan briefly to get a little bit cooler but the sun comes out and makes you feel better i think that's the story isn't about 90 degrees in tokyo same soccer but the sun is there to make you feel warm whereas it's disappeared from central and southern china this is another tranche of the spring rains showing itself it will become quite heavy as edges down towards the south coast including hong kong during that period thursday air quality in beijing because the stills of the air is probably going to go down to the base once more but it's warm sunshine still warm

local community wants answers especially to the question are things ever going to change alan fischer al-jazeera brooklyn center minnesota shabbath town c is monitoring developments from washington d.c. . it's very much in the area that allan was reporting that during the day the area around the police the police station has had been an area where people had started to gather throughout the day and continued to gather off to the curfew began i should say it was interesting to hear allen say well the police chief said that he hoped the transparency would diffuse some of the anger when the protesters 1st got that what was flying on the the flag side outside the police station was the the blue lives matter thin blue line flag that it's come to come to symbolize police defiance against black lives matter hardly hardly putting out the olive branch have to be said for the protesters who are protesting against yet another 20 year old black man being killed by the police in what the medical examiner says was a homicide everything was relatively peaceful there we had the police on one side of a fence and

justice alan fischer al-jazeera brooklyn center minnesota. the u.s. says it's going ahead with the sale of $23000000000.00 worth of weapons to the united arab emirates by the ministration confirm the dail it includes involves f. 13 trains and other equipment despite the president for using the trump agreement one week into his tenure some across overwhelmingly voted against it when it was 1st raised of affairs it would feel the saudi led military campaign in yemen. south korea's president wants the international tribunal for the law of the sea to examine japan's decision to release water from its fukushima nuclear plant it plans to dump a 1000000 tons of contaminated water into the sea from the facility which was damaged in an earthquake and tsunami 10 years ago to france as the water has been treated and does not pose any whisks but china and south korea have criticized the decision the prime minister of simonson's has told al jazeera violent volcanic activity on the caribbean island could go on for months huge eruptions of blank's of the country and

is not responsible for the death of george floyd alan fischer al-jazeera minneapolis. chinese regulations and find the e-commerce giant alibaba $2800000000.00 for violating anti monopoly rules says the company has been penalized for abusing its dominant market position as billionaire founder jack ma has been under scrutiny from chinese authorities after criticizing the country's regulatory system. pfizer and biotech have applied for approval to use their covert 19 vaccine on 12 to 15 year olds in the u.s. the companies say phase 3 trials for younger teenagers have been effective they plan to make similar requests around the world in the coming days. india has reported a new record number of corona virus infections in the past 24 hours more than 145000 cases were reported on saturday this is the 4th time in a row the country has broken its previous single day tally the western state of maharashtra is the worst hit its capital known by along with a growing number of other cities and towns have imposed not curfews that we can. grow about as cases are continuing to rise ac

trying to prove the derrick chauvin went too far and that caused the death of george for alan fischer al-jazeeraat the show of unmonitored trial in minneapolis. a team of doctors demanding to meet jailed russian opposition leader alexei navalny has been arrested and danny's personal physician was among those detained outside the pokrov prison when of armies being held the doctors say he's showing symptoms of respiratory illness and army has been on hunger strike since wednesday demanding better medical care he was jailed in february and sentenced to 2 and a half years in prison for parole violations that the mother provided we need to get him to the hospital in the specialized hospital he has a fever and a cough we need to do a scan of his lungs because god forbid a coronavirus infection could happen in the prison this is quite possible human rights group amnesty international says the conditions are mommies being held under amount to torture and may be slowly killing him is being placed under conditions of the tensions which according to amnesty international mirror mounted torture sleep depriv

local community wants answers especially to the question are things ever going to change alan fischer al-jazeera brooklyn center minnesota. so there has had on out as there. was a horse shows and fox celebrates ringing them takes a step out of lockdown. a volcano on the cabin on the sun vincent explodes and its biggest eruption and yes. the focus of rain in the form of thunderstorms that sometimes circulate has moved it's in the western pacific and we're just starting to see the start of typhoon season this might develop into something give 139 meters of rain in yap a small islands a lot of rain even the western pacific it is keeps developing although it's staying where it is it will eventually move and it will probably move towards the philippines for that these days ahead the time being is taken much of the energy from further south or east indians here it is indonesia remains drawing the rush hours for the door through sort of borneo particularly in sumatra on the western side of targets on the west and thailand still seem fairly wet now you know straight you can no longer see things from hai

what he that is answers could put him in legal jeopardy the defense is keen to hear from alan fischer al jazeera at the derrick show of unmarked a trial in minneapolis the u.s.s. agreed to withdraw all remaining combat forces which were deployed to fight against eisel however talks with iraq's government did not settle on a timeline some soldiers and coalition forces will still remain to train and advise the iraqi army the u.s. president joe biden like his predecessor has been looking for ways to wind or to become known and less wars. on the 2 sides agreed that there will be no american military bases in iraq and therefore there will be no foreign bases this is what was agreed upon today at the end of the 3rd round of the strategic dialogue ok joining us live douglas ollivant he served as the director for iraq and the u.s. national security council he's now managing partner of mantid international he joins us from washington douglas ollivant why is there no timeline yet. the timeline is tricky and there is no timeline because there are no combat forces left to remove the language in the statemen

local community wants answers especially to the question are things ever going to change alan fischer al-jazeera brooklyn center minnesota. of jared guy at his an independent journalist who is that the vigil for dante right and the protests to follow as he joins us now by skype from minneapolis good to have you with us so we've heard officials calling for justice to be done and valid justice will be done is that going any way to calming tensions in the city. not at all to be honest it's very important at this to have been just as the trial of garrick shaaban was just entering its closing argument arguments phase these already very tense in the city . statements made by police that it was an accidental discharge. haven't really mollified because the crowds or the protesters obvious see at least if you are from their point of view obviously much deeper that needs to be done that goes beyond this case or the intentions of that office or their expectations that the national guard troops will be called out that their presence will be doubled are we what kind of a posture security posture are we seein

time considering expert medical testimony a part that may be key to the prosecution case alan fischer al-jazeera at the show in trial in minneapolis. high level talks aimed at reviving the 2015 iran nuclear deal will begin in vienna in the coming hours for representatives from the u.s. china germany russia the u.k. france and iran are attending however american and iranian officials are not planning to meet directly by the ministration is pushing to revive the deal which collapsed after a full of president donald trump withdrew u.s. support we don't underestimate the scale of the challenges ahead these are early days we don't anticipate in early or immediate breakthrough as these discussions we fully expect will be difficult but we do believe that these discussions with our partners and in turn are partners with iran is a healthy stepped step forward jordan's role call it says prince hamza bin hussein has signed a letter pledging his allegiance to support the king over the weekend jordan's government accuse the former crown prince of trying to destabilize the country could any reports now from h

local community wants answers especially to the question are things ever going to change alan fischer al-jazeera brooklyn center minnesota. about 20. george floyd was killed almost a year ago in the trial of the 4 minneapolis police officer who shot him in the week testified in court he described floyd as a family man who loved his siblings and had a one of a kind relationship with his mother john hendren reports from minneapolis. the witness for the prosecution testified to the life lost when george floyd drew his last breath. beneath the police officers neat. people. just because he was. here and. he does with a person. everybody around the heat is moved to make people feel better a unique spark of life doctrine in minnesota allows prosecutors to humanize crime victims like george floyd as his brother phil a nice did as the prosecution showed pictures of his slain brother prosecutors began day 11 in the murder trial of former police officer derrick show with a cardiologist who laid the blame for george lloyd's death directly on show vun saying his niece starved floyd of oxygen in stop his hear

the job he's done till then what he said he will deliver next and the promises he's kept alan fischer al-jazeera washington. more than a dozen people have been injured in fighting on the border between pakistan and the chicken stand. the violence allegedly began after touching authorities installed a video camera at a coke is a water reservoir those signs blame each other for the fire. being thirsty more than half of the border is disputed it's now being closed. now greece is shutting down what aid groups have held an exemplary refugee camp on the island of last boss or thor he's a moving as president's to a new camp that can accommodate more than 3000 people but as john reports it's already gaining a reputation for poor living conditions. the alleys a family from afghanistan is having to move along with another 1000 refugees they're being forced to leave the home they've known for almost 2 years at the get out the community instead they're being put in a tent city down the road called mother of all you know their 17 year old daughter a niece is a gifted mathematician who beats local greek stude

what he that is answers could put him in legal jeopardy the defense is keen to hear from alan fischer al jazeera at the derek sugar martyr trial in minneapolis. badasses al jazeera and those are your headlines man wasn't possible to the u.k. says he's been locked out of the embassy in london by those loyal to the military he appeared with the spokesman who adds the british government not to recognize them and. he has. full faith that you can government where continue to the most their every justin off the air a lawful military regime and the. working to bring democracy in myanmar. he trying to go in the middle ground but there is no doubt which is the right side the military council has good nearly 600 people including 40 children. they have adept at doing the teaching. downs in the united nations reporter for human rights have they don't mind that action likely to be the leader of that for the prime. humanity the african union says it's dropped plans to buy the astra zeneca vaccine from india and says it will switch to johnson and johnson instead the head of the africa centers for disease contr

is not responsible for the death of george floyd alan fischer al jazeera minneapolis. earlier george floyd's uncle selwyn jones spoke to al jazeera he says evidence presented against our chosen has been compelling but difficult to watch and hope and pray and my family's hope and pray that that the judicial system does what it's supposed to do and rest and the rest convict because we basically saw him use power and control of my nephew and we are waiting to die with one if you after 2 after about 3 minutes you sit there and you watch by struggle and day and they come up with they are the same just they were so down and you can tell when you i trim died from that time their child and trying to put his name on my nephew. that was probably the most gruesome horrific how i feel anger fear hate literally think about this. about there watching those clips for about 1015 seconds you you in your heart he was going to leave. about $200.00 rebel fighters have been killed by security forces in central african republic according to the president's security advisor valerie's a cut of

trying to prove the derrick children went too far and that caused the death of george for alan fischer al jazeera at the shogun model trial in minneapolis still ahead on al-jazeera day 3 of talks of a name to remain stagnant. sudan accuses ethiopia of violating international war plus. i'm dorsett to cry i'm bored the walls of her throne vaccinated like alex lying like a tidal wave i did some good this am what it means for the future air travel. it's time for the perfect gentleman the weather sponsored point qatar airways there has been a seasonal north westerly wind blowing down the go from kuwait down to was dark as was the u.a.e. for a couple of days it becoming lighter on wednesday will be much much lighter and there are no more significant winds in the immediate future to something developing in northern saudi and that's lighted to pick up the dust but not through iraq kuwait into west inside iran and at the same time you have got another bit of fairly wintry weather swinging into western turkey which will pick up the winds will come out of the northern coast of egypt eventually thing and blo

time considering expert medical testimony a part that may be key to the prosecution case alan fischer al-jazeera at the shore and trial in minneapolis. as a legal analyst and former prosecutor from the city of baltimore north she says the police chief's testimony is a key moment in the trial so far. so it was very interesting to have the police chief testify because of what was heard earlier it's very rare that a police chief will testify against officers in his own department and what he did was he actually bolstered what lieutenant zimmerman had testified to earlier not wednesday and that was the unreasonable use of force and this to florida but i think that what the chief did is he painted the picture of what the police force should be about and that's what this case is about what should be done that would often happened and so he stated that the police officers they have a duty of care to the suspect that they are breath and that duty is to printer where aid is necessary so it was also a broken there were showing didn't even give believe the least bit of concern and wanted and things i think

local community wants answers especially to the question are things ever going to change alan fischer al-jazeera brooklyn center minnesota. well correspondent you have returns he joins me now from washington d.c. and the pictures that we're seeing shihab are do perhaps describe the tense situation that was expected in the brooklyn center even with a curfew in place which is being unilaterally ignored. well we've been we've been monitoring several feeds over the last several hours as you said the curfew has now been in place for 2 hours before the curfew there was a vigil for don't tell right elsewhere in the city a lot of the folks there who left that curfew did and did gather once again outside the police department in brooklyn center and we saw an uneasy standoff for several hours but largely peaceful and then what was i think rather golding for all of the protesters when they 1st arrived there was the the police had actually hoisted a blue lives matter pro police thin blue line flag up on the flag place a really quite defiant from the police despite the fact that one of their officers include

trying to prove the derrick children went too far and that caused the death of george for alan fischer al-jazeeraat the shogun model trial in minneapolis. until his indigenous community once occupied most of the south of the country a lot of the. lans there was taken during the crash a dictatorship back in the 1980 s. now since the country's return to democracy they've been promised some of it back many were put say aren't willing to wait there is so there rick laming their territory by force allison america at a solution human travel to south central chile friend exclusive interview with the leader of the largest private organization. for as far as the eye can see this land once owned by chile's native people is covered with pine and eucalyptus trees planted by giant forestry companies they are the main target of the i doubt my usual coordinator or come i'm up to 2 rebel group that's escalating attacks into recovering and sister land and gaining territory control of the region. on monday they destroyed 2 and a half $1000000.00 worth of forestry equipment. but the com is no longer the only armed

the job he's done till then what he said he will deliver next and the promises he's kept alan fischer al-jazeera washington. and still ahead the u.s. federal investigators raid the home and offices of rudy giuliani the personal lawyer and often former president donald trump. and canada police crackdown families struggling to come to terms with the human cost of chance political crisis . it's time for the perfect gentlemen to winter storm suit point at ways hello it's what we were warning about that drenching rain over japan we're starting to see some of the rainfall amounts come in so osaka 72 millimeters of rain over the past 24 hours that's about 3 fourths of what you should get for the entire month of april we look at where the disturbance is right now the bulk of it has pushed off to the pacific still some heavy rains left over though for northern areas of japan but a good helping of rain downpours for shanghai in the forecast on friday take you to india where there is the risk once again for some severe storms to bubble up toward care love province winds will accompany these storms as well

time considering expert medical testimony a part that may be key to the prosecution case alan fischer al-jazeera at the shore and trial in minneapolis. on that spring in another of our correspondents following this trial in minneapolis john hendren who joins us now live john a tough day as we saw there for the defense in court on day 6 they are going to have a difficult time brief using some of the testimony we heard today what's likely to be their strategy. well that's right it was a devastating day for the defense it starts off with that dr bradley lang infeld saying the death was caused by as fixie events one of the 2 points that the prosecution is trying to prove here they're trying to prove that derrick show vns kneeling on george floyd's neck choked off his oxygen directly causing his death point number one point number 2 that that was not a proper technique to hold him with and was unjustified and that's exactly what the chief of police testified to materia elad on dover air donned a rather saying that that was not a proper technique it was in his words in no way shape or form what they t

trying to prove the derrick chauvin went too far and that caused the death of george for alan fischer al jazeera at the show in modern trial in minneapolis. who protest as $100.00 jurists on demanding justice for an environmental activist who was not at that fire. years ago they gathered they gathered at the trial of a former military officer who's accused of orchestrating. killing 7 people have already been sentenced. for decades today is indigenous mapuche a community have the news in their land their promise that they will get some of it back but that hasn't happened and many are pretty well into ways latin america tell a senior in trouble to south central chill a friend exclusive interview with the leader of the largest rebel organization. for as far as the eye can see this land once owned by chile's native people is covered with pine and eucalyptus trees planted by giant forestry companies they are the main target of the i doubt my usual coordinator can come up with 2 rebel group that's escalating attacks into recovering and sister land and gaining territorial control of the region. on mond

trying to prove the derrick children went too far and that caused the death of george for alan fischer al-jazeera at the shore and not to trial in minneapolis last were reporting earlier on the kind of a pandemic in brazil as west wing the race of poverty that is also. when you're into saw the government has approved emergency aid worth almost 8000000000 dollars but analysts say that doesn't go far enough so one seaside town has come up with their own way to try to help alleviate the economic crisis rockey an account for what's. since the pandemic began afridi has been receiving a monthly $50.00 subsidy but not from the federal government nor in brazilian how nice the seaside town of mighty ca where she works lives off oil royalties and has decided to spend the money on social plans it created its own virtual currency the mumbai to help the poor and the local economy. since we can only use mumbai in al town the local commerce is still thriving and we were able to keep all doors open when so many in other parts of the country have closed. 43000 brazilians living in muddy county have been able to m

local community wants answers especially to the question are things ever going to change alan fischer al-jazeera brooklyn center minnesota. also many apple is george floyd's brother phil and felonious as testified in the trial of derek show then the trial is now into its that week the 1st witness on monday was a cardiologist who said that george floyd's death was preventable and then in what's known as the spark of life testimony for lowness describe the role his brother had within the family and the community. he moved. over to the house to. make sure we close the school. we all were going to be to school on time. joyce could could hear make sure you have to get in the water. he was one of the people in the community. with a big church of. people with a church just because he was nobody to go to the see who. he is with like a person. everybody in the road community he he is knew how to make people feel better. on how john hendren is live outside in minneapolis and i think court has now concluded for the day and the defense will now begin its arguments. that's right dale evans has been gaveled t

time considering expert medical testimony a part that may be key to the prosecution case alan fischer al-jazeera at the show in trial in minneapolis. told news royal court says prince hamza bin hussein has signed a letter pledging his allegiance to support the king at the weekend the jordanian government accused the former crown prince of trying to destabilize the country with us again a reports now from amman the 2 day royal drama began and apparently ended with the marginalized but popular prince hamza still at center stage on monday evening king abdullah dispatched his uncle to intervene. a short time later prince hamza signed a letter saying we must all stand behind the king in his efforts to protect jordan there was no mention of the investigation announced the day before the government had accused prince hamza of plotting with foreign entities to destabilize jordan while bassem but i have a surveillance incepted movements including communication with foreign sides on a so-called 0 hour to trigger measures i am that undermining else debility the prince has denied the allegations he said hig

trying to prove the daily show even went too far and that caused the death of george for alan fischer al-jazeera at the shore and more to trial in minneapolis. camp for displaced people in sudan's darfur region has been burnt to the ground this latest round of unrest comes after 2 people shot and killed at that camp near janina the violence poses a challenge to efforts by saddam's transitional government to end decades long rebellions in that area at least 50 people have been killed there in recent fighting to mozambique about 270 people displaced by an attack in the northern town of palma have reached safety the group is made up mostly of women and children they traveled hundreds of kilometers south to pemba more than $11000.00 people fled parma when it was attacked by an armed group last month the u.n. warns that the numbers of displaced will keep rising these are people that are. exhausted they arrived by many means most of them arrived in the boat few days ago but some also right walking. the sentiment is transversal to everyone i've been speaking with. they are highly traumatized by what th

what he that is answers could put him in legal jeopardy the defense is keen to hear from alan fischer al jazeera at the derrick children martyr trial in minneapolis the u.s.s. agreed to withdraw all remaining combat forces which were deployed to fight against eisel however talks with the iraqi government didn't settle on a timeline some soldiers and coalition forces will also stay to train and advise the iraqi army the u.s. president joe biden like his predecessor has been looking for ways to wind down or to become known as endless wars. the 2 sides agreed that there will be no american military bases in iraq and therefore there will be no foreign bases this is what was agreed upon today at the end of the 3rd round of the strategic dialogue. the biden administration is resuming palestinian aid to the tune of $235000000.00 angering israel american funding was severed by the former president donald trump $150000000.00 will go directly to the u.n. agency for palestinian refugees known as annorah will be $75000000.00 in economic and development assistance in the occupied west bank and gaza and $1000

local community wants answers especially to the question are things ever going to change alan fischer al-jazeera brooklyn center minnesota. and also in minneapolis george floyd's brother has testified in the trial of barry chairman on the 11th day of testimony jurors 1st heard from a cardiologist who said that floyd's death was preventable then a what's known in minnesota as the spark of life testimony felonies floyd described his brother as a family man who loved his siblings and had a one of a kind relationship with his mother. he was so hurt over. the house he will always make sure we had our clothes on he may. we all were going to be to school on time. like a toad joyce could hear make sure you have a sled is certainly good no more the way he. was one of the people in the community there when they hear church. people. in church just because he was there no wild go out there until they see him and. he did was like a person there everybody in the run community he does know how to make people feel better. let's cross over to john hendren he's outside the courthouse a judge it was obviously a ve

local community wants answers especially to the question are things ever going to change alan fischer al-jazeera brooklyn center minnesota also minneapolis george floyd's brother has testified in the trial of the forward police officer trayvon felony's floyd to describe his brother as a family man who loved his siblings and had a wall. the kind of relationship with his mother. japan's government has agreed to release of treated radioactive waste water from the fukushima nuclear plant into the pacific ocean it says that there will be no effect on humans all the environment there's been a strong opposition in japan and internationally the waste is being released a decade after an earthquake triggered a meltdown at fukushima. and the sudanese army has released more than 60 ethiopian soldiers that were detained during fighting at its southern border the country's battling over an area in sudan's got at least state that were both claim is part of their territory israel's prime minister has declared iran the greatest threat to the middle east trying not to let it get a nuclear capability his comments

time considering expert medical testimony a part that may be key to the prosecution case alan fischer al-jazeera at the show in trial in minneapolis. jordan's royal court says that prince holmes i've been hussein has signed a letter pledging his allegiance to the king jordan's government to other cues the former crown prince of trying to destabilize the country voting is underway on the biggest day of india's state assembly elections there being seen as a measure of support for the party for the party of prime minister narendra modi after a terrible year more than 190000000 indians are expected to vote the death toll from flash floods and landslides in indonesia in east timor has risen to at least 155 with dozens more missing rescuers are calling for more heavy equipment to help reach isolated communities north korea has become the 1st country to officially withdraw from the tokyo olympics pyongyang said it wants to protect its athletes from covert 19 percent and to hopes in south korea that the july gains could reinvigorate diplomatic talks he zealand and australia have agreed to create a quara

local community wants answers especially to the question are things ever going to change alan fischer al-jazeera brooklyn center minnesota also in minneapolis george floyd's brother testified in the trial of former police officer derek shoals in felonies floyd described his brother as a family man who loved this siblings and had a one of a kind relationship with his mother. china says japan's decision to release more than a 1000000 tonnes of contaminated water into the sea from its ruined fukushima nuclear plant is extremely irresponsible people are protesting in tokyo japan says the water has been treated and does not pose any risk israel's prime minister is declared iran the greatest threat to the middle east savoring not to let it gain nuclear capability his comments follow the apparent sabotage of iran's main nuclear facility the e.u. is calling on the international community to act after a report found the syrian government likely used the chlorine bomb in 2018 the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons says rather reasonable grounds to believe syria's air force used the bomb

the job he's done till then what he said he will deliver next and the promises he's kept alan fischer al-jazeerawashington well still ahead on al-jazeera killed in a police crackdown family struggle to come to terms with the human cost of chance political crisis. and the all blacks on sale in new zealand rugby agrees to us investors buying a stake that story coming up in sports with joe. hello there nice to see you depending on where you are in europe you either need the rain jackets or the sunglasses 1st let's go over that precipitation story we'll come back to this area for saturday but right now let's talk about northern spain into the south of france into italy we've got somewhat weather on deck for friday also an outbreak of rain towards ukraine belarus and russia but returning to that saturday picture because we do run the real risk of seeing some severe storms pop up in this area and we've also got a helping of snow for the alps over the weekend temperature is the other big story of one itzhak about so athens 28 degrees on saturday had away from the agency into the eastern med and you had

the job he's done till then what he said he will deliver next and the promises he's kept alan fischer al-jazeera washington well let's take this on we can speak now to matt lewis is a senior columnist at the daily beast he joins us via skype from charleston in west virginia welcome to the program so whatever your puppy here is joe biden certainly is a man on a mission then he's got some big things done already and some big things in the pipeline but incredibly expensive plans to. that's right look i think that you know joe biden thought he was going to be president presiding over a republican controlled senate and if that happened then biden's agenda would have basically been i think to change the tone of washington to be a decent nice compassionate guy another words to not be troubling i think that was the mandate but then what happened is surprisingly democrats took control of the u.s. senate and i think joe biden kind of seized on this opportunity to go very big and now he's being compared to franklin roosevelt and lyndon johnson he's still talking like a centrist but his agenda is pretty pro

trying to prove the derrick chauvin went too far and that caused the death of george for alan fischer al jazeera at the shogun model trial in minneapolis. for decades to this indigenous mapuche or community have been losing their lands their promise that they'll get some of it back but it's taking a while and many mapuche a aren't willing so weight's latin america as a certain the syrian human traveled seaside central chile for an exclusive interview with the leader of the largest rebel organization. for as far as the eye can see this land once owned by chile's native people is covered with pine and eucalyptus trees planted by giant forestry companies they are the main target of the at out my usual coordinator camp i'm up to 2 rebel group that's escalating attacks into recovering and sister land and gaining territorial control of the region. on monday they destroyed 2 and a half $1000000.00 worth of forestry equipment. but the com is no longer the only armed group operating in this vast region one radical groups have sprung up launching attacks taking over land and killing civilians last week a

time considering expert medical testimony a part that may be key to the prosecution case alan fischer al-jazeera at the show in trial in minneapolis. jordan's royal court says prince has been hussein has signed a letter pledging his support to the king at the weekend they jordanian government accuse the former crown prince of trying to destabilize the country that's also the name reports from. the 2 day royal drama began and apparently ended with the marginalized but popular prince hamza still at center stage on monday evening king abdullah dispatched his uncle to intervene. a short time later prince hamza signed a letter saying we must all stand behind the king in his efforts to protect jordan there was no mention of the investigation announced the day before the government had accused prince hamza of plotting with foreign entities to destabilize jordan while bassem of the surveillance incepted movements including communication with foreign sides on a so-called 0 hour to trigger measures i am that undermining else debility at the prince has denied the allegations he said highlighting worries of

trying to prove the derrick chauvin went too far and that caused the death of george for alan fischer al-jazeera at the shore and not to trial in minneapolis. and the sea international is accusing world leaders of deliberately ramping up attacks on him. and writes juror coronavirus pandemic in a report it says the people most affected globally by the spread of the virus are ethnic minorities refugees seniors and women it documents refugees trapped in unlivable conditions in camps cut off from supplies many are also stranded cheeta border closures where the report says governments often fail to protect women and. people regency an increase in gender based violence and the city documents an increase in police violence in the philippines and brazil and a crackdown on freedom of expression in the gulf states a decades of hysteria see a lack of public funding and the health systems have left many more vulnerable to the virus well to serious folks in the secretary general of amnesty international agnes kalama she says many governments are using the pandemic as an excuse to repress and silence people.

what he that is answers could put him in legal jeopardy the defense is keen to hear from alan fischer al jazeera at the derrick shawn martyr trial in minneapolis. he has masters golf tournaments is taking off in georgia with the states under a cloud of controversy from new voting laws others forcing organizations in large corporations and taking a stand against the legislation and gallacher looks at whether others will follow. when georgia's republican controlled senate passed new voting laws the reaction was scathing from civil rights activists and democrats billboard part of not pumping we want to do something we have to do protesting the state's new rules including limiting voting drop boxes a new id requirements citing the impact on minorities huge corporations many based in the state were initially muted after pressure came out in support of activists saying voter access is a fundamental right the most consequential move came from major league. paul opting to move the all star game out of state a decision that could cost georgia $100000000.00 georgia's an all american city know what this de

is keen to hear from alan fischer al jazeera at the derrick show in martyr trial in minneapolis. purcell's former president says he believes u.s. auto companies were behind the corruption case against him speaking exclusively to al-jazeera that a silver told sam is a done prosecutors were acting on behalf of powerful political interests the silver was convicted in 2017 which prevented him from standing for the presidency again but last month the supreme court's an old the conviction opening the door to another run the law says if political party supports him in 2022 he'll be a candidate tell me this you're on the record as saying you believe brazilian u.s. and swiss prosecutors worked as part of a gang to target you why why do you think prosecutors from 3 different countries would come together and target lula da silva and there's a real pair of. i believe that there's a lot of takers. of prosecutors in the switzerland as also from the d.o.j. yes there's something called oil oil trysts you know so i mean it's covered the luggage it's the oil reserves. and we changed the oil law i

local community wants answers especially to the question are things ever going to change alan fischer al-jazeera brooklyn center minnesota. also minneapolis george floyd's brother phil lowness has testified in the trial of derek chauvin the trial is now into its 3rd week the 1st witness on monday was a cardiologist is that that george floyd's death was preventable and then in what's known as the spark of life testimony for known as describe the role his brother had within the family and the community. people thought was over the leader of the household you go always make sure we are close. we all were going to be to school on time. toad joyce good could hear make sure you have slept with you get the more that. he was one of the people in the community. when they hear church of. people. just because he was there no go go out there today see here in he does with like a person. everybody run through the he does know how to make people feel better. or john hendren is live outside the court in minneapolis and it was an emotional and compelling testimony there from george lloyd's brother. yes it was b

time considering expert medical testimony a part that may be key to the prosecution case alan fischer al-jazeera at the show in trial in minneapolis. well the death toll from days of fighting in sudan's west star for region has now risen to 50 another 150 people have been injured in battles between members of the arab brigade a resume tribes it began when unknown armed men killed 2 people from the masonic on saturday un peacekeepers withdrew from the area in december after a peace deal between the government and 2 armed groups more than 800 inmates have escaped from a prison in southern nigeria and what the president's describing as an act of terrorism oath already say gunmen stormed the facility and emo stadium used explosives and machine guns to free be inmates police are blaming a secessionist group for the attack though it denies involvement. jordan has banned any domestic coverage of the dispute involving king abdullah's half brother prince hamza this comes a day after the former crown prince signed a letter pledging his support to the king the jordanian government earlier accused him of tr