so i went to armenia for the revolution.minister, and forged a relationship with him, obviously, and over the years, like, you know, the revolution was a high point in armenian history. it was a unique moment where the full nation was basically, you know...the whole armenian nation was into this incredible change — positive, peaceful change — that occurred, because for years, for 20—something, almost 30 years, armenia was under a post—soviet, oligarchic kind of corrupt regime, and people were voting with their feet, as they say. they were leaving the country. there were no economic opportunities for people. you couldn't getjustice in the courts, etc. and so this change and this fight against corruption was really monumental in armenia, based on what was going on there. i understand that, but i also see today that there are many thousands of armenians taking to the streets demanding the departure of mr pashinyan, and the reason is because they think they completely mishandled the war with azerbaijan. he used plenty of bellico

or armenia yes of course i mean as i said 1st of all our attempts to normalize relations with armenia and establish a new geo political structure in the caucasus will be will be jeopardized and perhaps on their mind by this statement because this unfortunate unfounded unfair statement of all involved and the more radical elements within the armenian diaspora community whose main objection has always been to attack turkey and object to any kind of normalization between turkey and armenia and this of course as i said you know makes it even more difficult and also has will have impact on how us is perceived in the turkish public opinion abraham at tallinn turkey's presidential spokesman speaking to us from istanbul sir thank you so much for sharing your views with us. my pleasure thank you. well we also requested an interview with a spokesperson from the armenian government but they were not available at this time and we hope to bring you their reaction in the coming hours here on al-jazeera well coming up on this news hour from london a maritime standoff in the black sea of russia restr

i love armenia and genocide should be recognized regardless of any circumstances. that he would encourage it in dhaka answer. in 1915 a 1000000 armenians were brutally murdered by autumn and turks many more were deported and sent on death marches into the syrian desert. armenians have long campaigned for crimes against their people to be recognized internationally as genocide. turkey argues that there was no systematic attempt to wipe out all minions and no such order from the ottoman authorities. but nearly 30 countries have recognized the atrocities as genocide. germany's parliament voted to adopt the internet a 16 that resolution sparked an angry reaction in turkey president one saying germany should be the last nation on earth to accuse others of genocide. many armenians would consider the diplomatic spats over terminology a distraction from the memory of atrocities of more than a century ago that haunt their nation to this day. from war let's bring indeed up is correspondent in washington d.c. seen these and this seems to me so how significant is joe biden sta

medical experts are warning the situation will get a lot worse before it improves plus 106 years on armenia remembers the massacre of people on the ottoman rule on the symbolic day u.s. president joe biden angers ankara by recognizing the atrocity as genocide. i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program germany is switching gears in the fight against the pandemic of the palm and approved a legislative amendment having the way for more centrally coordinated response on saturday night or far he's patrolled cities across the country to enforce the most controversial of the new measures a curfew between 10 pm and 5 am our reporter kate brady was out in the capital berlin. it's saturday night in berlin streets are trying to strict with just minutes to go before the new curfew kicks in attempt. enough time to grab a quick beer and some late night food for the right. writer and she was the clock strikes 10 many local shops begin to roll down the shutters minutes later police arrive to clear stragglers from the square. according to federal rules repeated violators of the measures risk a hefty fine

mass killings of armenians under the awesome an empire during world war one as an act of genocide armenia's prime minister has welcomed the announcement by that was rejected by turkey's government which said that it is not supported by any evidence in a written statement to the u.s. president said we remember the lives of all those who died in the also many are armenian genocide and recommit ourselves to preventing such an atrocity from ever occurring again he added we do this not to cast blame but to ensure that what happened is never repeated well armenians around the world are marking the anniversary of the killings a ceremony was held in armenia's capital yet a van with the prime minister and president among those who paid tribute to the victims armenians say the killings committed in the final days of the offerman empire amounts to a genocide but the turkish government rejects that description of reports and the warning some of the images in his report are disturbing. it's a story more than 100 years old for turkey it's a chapter that's turned but for the united states and other member

formally recognizes the mass killings of armenians more than a century ago as a genocide armenia's leader calls it a powerful step but the move is rejected by turkey myanmar's top general attends the asin summit where leaders them and then end to the crackdown and the return to democracy plus searchers recovered a brief from a missing indonesian submarine but hopes for finding the crew alive have faded. well we started the program with some breaking news out of iraq where medical sources have told al jazeera that at least 20 people have been killed in an explosion at a hospital in south eastern baghdad apparently many more than the 20 killed are actually injured at the facility was reportedly treating covais that 19 patients and there are reports that the blast was actually caused by an oxygen cylinder let me just recap what we can tell you here the facts that we have here at al jazeera some medical sources are telling us that at least 20 people have been killed in an explosion at a hospital in southeastern baghdad you can see the pictures the. there are we are trying to connect to our co

this is deviously news live from berlin the country commemorates instead 106 years on armenia remembers the massacre of its people under autumn and rule us president joe biden angers ancora by recognizing the atrocity as genocide also coming up. india scrambles to secure enough oxygen to treat unprecedented numbers of covert 19 patients with a health care system crumbling amid the world's worst ever coronavirus surge medical experts are warning the situation will get a lot worse before it improves. and i'm going to slay the football mind speed byron munich preventing them from cleaning their 9 street championship at least for another week. i'm going to have you with us turkey has reacted angrily after u.s. president joe biden formally recognized the armenian genocide which took place during the ottoman era has summoned the u.s. ambassador over the remarks in his statement and said he and all americans honor the memory of all those are meaning ince who perished and of genocide that began exactly 160 years ago thousands of people in armenia as capital yerevan have been commemorating the m

and a century on armenia remembers the massacre of its people and also men rolling on the symbolic day u.s. president joe biden angers ankara by recognizing the atrocity as genocide. plans and going to sleep a full mind speaking mind munich preventing them from claiming their 9th straight championship at least for another week. i'm rebecca ridges welcome to the program germany is switching gears in the fight against the pandemic to palm and approved a legislative amendment paving the way for a more centrally coordinated response on saturday night patrol cities across the country to enforce the most controversial of the new measures a curfew between 10 pm and 5 am our reporter kate brady was out in the capitol belin. it's saturday night. district with just minutes to go before the new curfew kicks in tempe have enough time to grab a quick beer hall some late night food for the road. right on cue as the clock strikes 10 many local shops begin to roll down the shutters minutes later police arrive to class struggle is from the square. according to federal rules repeated violators of the me

i love armenia and genocide should be recognized regardless of any circumstances. that would encourage me to dock answer. in 1915 a 1000000 armenians were brutally murdered by autumn and turks many more were deported and sent on death marches into the syrian desert. armenians have long campaigned for crimes against their people to be recognized internationally as genocide. turkey argues that there was no systematic attempt to wipe out all minions and no such order from the ottoman authorities. but nearly 30 countries have recognized the atrocities as genocide. germany's parliament voted to adopt the internet a 16 that resolution sparked an angry reaction in turkey president the one saying germany should be the last nation on earth to accuse others of genocide. on little side idjit many armenians would consider the diplomatic spat over terminology a distraction from the memory of atrocities of more than a century ago that haunt their nation to this day. true or a let's bring indeed up is correspondent in washington d.c. since i was. in the so how significant is joe

this is g w news live from berlin commemorating the debt armenia remembers the massacre of its people under a turkish on i'm going to rule as u.s. president joe biden angers and grown by recognizing the atrocity as genocide also on the show india's hospitals collapse under the weight of a colossal 2nd wave of corona virus infections the capital delhi is counting one of covert related deaths every 5 minutes as people struggle to find help. i'm married to evanston it's good to have you with us. turkey has reacted angrily after u.s. president joe biden formally recognize the armenian genocide which took place during the ottoman era both the turkish government and opposition condemned the u.s. announcement with the foreign minister calling it populism its statement by said he and all americans honor the memory of all those are many and who perished in genocide that began exactly 160 years ago is acknowledgment comes as thousands of people in armenia as capital yerevan commemorate the mass killings deportations and forced marches. marching forward to look back on many an official to lead t

today and what is the practical aspect of it has to do with today's relations between turkey and armenia that's an effect lack of the lack of nor a little ations position to you know refused to have the medic relations with the media 'd to continue military support for as it were john in its conflict with their media which in the last year resulted in displacement of tens of thousands of armenians and deaths of at least 4000 so that is the practical aspect of this the context of this genocide is very important not just to the armenians but region wide worldwide this is a very significant world where a powerful state basically abuses its power and. takes actions that are beyond the pale in what is understood as acceptable you know national practice we hear the official statement of course i read it which came from the turkish foreign minister met that cover so you that is the official turkish line is there what sort of movement is there within turkey a more conciliatory movement that says actually maybe this should be recognized as genocide does that exist. does exist a little lost souls

mass killings of armenians under the ultimate empire during world war one as an act of genocide armenia's prime minister has welcomed the announcement but it was rejected by turkey's government which said it is not supported by any evidence. now reports and a warning some of the images are disturbing. it's a story more than 100 years old for turkey it's a chapter that's turned but for the united states and other members of the international community turkey must apologize for the events that started in 1915 that was when ottoman turks deported hundreds or thousands of armenians from eastern and atoll year to the syrian desert but what happened and how many were then killed remains disputed many historians say more than a 1000000 armenians lost their lives turkish officials deny any systematic killings took place saying it was a time of war and the death toll has been exaggerated turkey has always been angered by government describing the event that began in 1915 during the ottoman empire as a genocide the armenian genocide remembrance day that takes place in armenia and is observed by man

had been under pressure for his handling of last year's war with azerbaijan the conflict ended with armenia giving up control of several disputed territories of the search for missing in today's and submarine is turned into a salvage operation the vessel was declared sunk on saturday 4 days after it disappeared and those are the headlines here on al-jazeera after women make science . into the. campaign promises to fix the country. special coverage of $100.00 days in a. last robot right. when i was your age i read about barry bonds and i thought they were the coolest thing you have ok and then you can how do you remember. what you do and what you know but when i when i'm older i want to work with robots i want to build robots. or you are going to. be ready yet. without her so i'm going to make the robot. like. a little bit and might not like it i think. you really. just really just let it. thank you and then it's going right back to what i did like right in the bronx gary . was 19 at the time in my 2nd year at university and i saw all my classes and my she tauriel so there were very few goes

statement referring to a genocide in armenia what is the turkish government saying. scandalous is what the turkish foreign ministry said in a statement saying this is inflicted deep wounds to turkish u.s. relations while the president of egypt type one in a message to the istanbul armenian patriarca said that this issue should be resolved by historians and shouldn't be allowed to be exploited by 3rd party political opportunists while the turkish foreign minister. in a tweet said that turkey does need any lectures on on its history and said that this was a great. injustice and. peace in the country so a lot of anger also turkey's main opposition parties have also fallen into line with the government with the notable exception of the. d.p. which does recognize the armenian genocide so there's a great deal of anger in the country and why there is not only a feeling of of injustice historically but also the fear that the growing movement of recognize the armenian genocide could open up turkey to claims of international reparations from relatives of those killed but despi

biden said the move wasn't aimed at casting blame but ensuring that what happened is never repeated armenia's prime minister welcomed it as an important day but turkey has rejected the announcement saying will open a deeper wound in already frayed ties southeast asian leaders of demand that violence in myanmar must stop in a rare moment of unity on the crisis escalating in their region at an emergency summit in jakarta the assy and bloc agree that there must be dialogue toward towards a peaceful solution gentle reader and general lying i was at that summit how those protesters condemned his visit. but combine the development of the situation in myanmar is unacceptable and cannot continue violence must be stopped democracy stability and peace in myanmar must be a returned immediately the interest of the people of myanmar must always be the priority russia has closed off access to the curse straight which is used by the ukrainian navy to access its eastern ports ukraine says it's a breach of international maritime law moscow says they are conducting military drills as they did while amassing te

this is due to leave years live from berlin a country commemorates its debt on 106 years on armenia remembers the massacre of its people under autumn and ruled u.s. president joe biden angers an anchor out by recognizing the atrocity as genocide also coming to india scrambles to secure enough oxygen to treat unprecedented number of covert 9000 patients with the health care system crumbling under the weight of the world's worst ever a coronavirus surge many blame the government for not predicting a foreseeable disaster. and then bundesliga football lines would be byron munich preventing them from claiming $39.00 straight championship at least for another week. and go for good to have you with us turkey has reacted angrily after u.s. president joe biden formally recognized the armenian genocide which took place during the ottoman era has summoned the u.s. ambassador over the remarks in a statement said he and all americans honor the memory of all those are meaningless who perished in a genocide that began exactly 106 years ago thousands of people in armenia s. capital year upon have been commem

traveled to armenia to learn about the genocide and her family's unique history. she is now sharing stories from her journey on our new platform lx. you can watch the documentary on nbclx this weekend. you ca o course, nbclx.com. >> now, to coronavirus coverage. health leaders from california, washington, and oregon met today to discuss lifting the pause on the johnson & johnson vaccine. yesterday, the fda and the cdc announced that they accept the recommendation, to resume j&j vaccinations. but most bay-area counties are awaiting state guidance before moving ahead with the vaccine. today, l.a. county told health-care providers that they could give the j&j shots, again, soon. that's as long as they provide an updated-fact sheet to give the people who are getting it. nbc news's sarah dolloff has reaction from across the country. >> reporter: shots of johnson & johnson's covid vaccine going back in arms, in several states, this weekend. >> ten in favor. four opposed. and one abstention. >> reporter: after a cdc panel voted to bring the vaccine back friday. but with

ambassador in protest armenia welcomed the move. more our top story now the worsening covert 19 crisis in india javid ansari is a senior journalist joins us now from new delhi good to have you with us so how much of a political liability is this situation becoming for the government. well it is we all knew for sure once the results of the elections come out but certainly every did their protesters dream endless amount of anger and despair 'd and the frightening part is that the worst is yet to come a government panel an expert panel set up by the government has predicted the surge the peak will come a month from now where numbers could hit could go as high as 500000 daily as it is 20 people have died for want of elect for want of oxygen in a delhi hospital last night and every day by the ah the cries go out the hospitals are rushing to the courts british ning them saying that the i.v. are only minutes away from our oxygen supply is running out and and therefore india has amounted to climb we are up against it has international help

this is tito previews live from berlin the country commemorates its debt 106 years on armenia remembers the massacre of its people under a lot of the rules and the symbolic date us president joe biden angers on growth by recognizing the atrocity as genocide and also coming up. india scrambles to secure enough oxygen to treat unprecedented numbers of covert 19 patients with hundreds of thousands of new infections each day medical experts are warning the situation will get a lot worse before it improves plus. i met a 3rd wave of coronavirus infections the german government is hoping to slow the spread of covert 19 would need to live measures the most controversial a nighttime curfew between 10 pm and 5. uncle for the shit to have you with us. turkey has reacted angrily after u.s. president joe biden formally recognized the armenian genocide which took place during the ottoman era has some in the u.s. ambassador over the remarks in his statement biden said he and all americans honor the memory of all those are mean and perished in the genocide began exactly 160 years ago thousands of peopl

a bit of the pressure for his handling of last year's war with azerbaijan the conflict ended with armenia giving up control of several disputed territories robin firstly a walker reports now from tbilisi in neighboring georgia and says the u.s. president's recognition of the genocide in all media may boost machine ians electoral chances. i think certainly the bison statement will have to wait him given given the intense pressure that he's been on these recent months since the war over in the goal of power back which really has been the the reason why this is all been happening because the opposition. its opponents have been calling for his resignation for many months that by almost daily protests because they hold him responsible for the outcome of the ring which are media laws and huge swathes of territory surrounding the going to occur about and play and therefore missed the passion yet in fact said himself that everybody has has weighed in on. those days and has had an opinion has to say about it with the exception of the armenian electorate and so this is their opportunity to have the

los angeles is home to the largest population of people of armenian descent, outside of armenia. and citizens also marched through the streets of armenia to market genocide remembrance day, while turkey does not deny that many died in the area, it is rejecting the term genocide saying the deaths resulted from the civil unrest of the ottoman empire's collapse. armenia's prime minister called president biden's statement "an important day for all armenians.". the turkish force minister said the country "entirely rejects" the u.s. declaration which he said was based solely on populism. for decades u.s. presidents have acknowledged remembrance day to mark the events but they have avoid using the term genocide to avoid alienating our nato ally. >>> the former soviet republic of ukraine marks the 35th anniversary of the worst nuclear accident the world has ever seen. in 1986, a reactor at their chernobyl power plant exploded during a botched safety test. it ultimately sent conservation across much of europe, and forced thousands to evacuate. 31 plant workers and firemen died in the imme

armenia says the killings began on april 24, 1915 and continued until 1923.e on the significance of president biden's statement, i spoke with alex hinton, director of rutgers university's center for the study of genocide and human rights. he is also the author of "it can happen here: white power and the rising threat of genocide in the u.s." professor hinton joined us from newark, new jersey. alex, the big picture question is, why does it matter that president joe biden makes this declaration that what happened decades ago was, in fact, a genocide? >> so in one sense, this is absolutely momentous for the victims. but i think more broadly, it's something that's momentous for all of us, you know, in terms of human rights. one of the principles that guides us and guides our countries, it's centered around respect for the dignity of the person. so, if we talk about dignity and respect, that starts with, if lives are lost, massive human rights violations take place, we need to acknowledge, that the descendants need truth, and there needs to be more broadly an ackn

recognition of those mass killings comes as a genocide comes as armenia's prime minister submitted his resignation the act formally sets the stage for snap elections on june 20th nicole me and i've been under pressure for his handling of last year's war with azerbaijan the conflict ended with armenia giving up control of several disputed territories al-jazeera has written for us to walk is in tbilisi in neighboring georgia he joins us now why has amin is president of prime minister rather had his resignation in now. ok. it was never a question. and it was always a question of when and that's because his resignation is a constitution that. he knew would have full. the country to then move forward with step elections so it's a procedural matter but at the same time i think it's interesting that he chose the day after president 'd biden's words describing the mass killings of 2950 the genocide i think the timing is interesting because it will have given some comfort to the army in so we feel like it's sort of a feel good. 'd making this announcement he's actually quite and then went back

the armenian genocide remembrance day that takes place in armenia and is observed by many armenians abroad on april 24th every year is why this scene in turkey has a western propaganda aimed at a time machine the country's reputation turkey has very strong objections to the use of the word genocide they see it as being linked to the holocaust you know these are 2 separate atrocities 30 years apart or that's not really the case they also worry about some kind of legal claims against them but again these are tragic events that occurred more than 100 years ago that's very unlikely the announcement by biden comes at a delicate moment in u.s. turkish relations ties between the 2 nato are lies have been strained for years in 2020 the trump administration imposed sanctions against turkey over its bird chase of russian weapons systems but try and turkey's president reza they've. managed to prevent an escalation and described the relationship as friendly but when biden was elected president turkish officials expressed concerns that might get worse during the u.s. presidential election campaign last

it's a message the people of armenia have been waiting for for more than a century to hear. just ahead a live report from istanbul on the turkish reaction. >>> and several nights of unrest in jerusalem. plus the most rocket fire from gaza in almost a year and a half. what's going on? those details and a live report from jerusalem also straight ahead. introducing ore-ida potato pay. where ore-ida golden crinkles are your crispy currency to pay for bites of this... ...witith this. when kids wowon't eat dinner, potato pay them to. ore-ida. win at mealtime. jaycee tried gain flings for the first time thehe other day. the scent made quite an impression. potato pay them to. ♪ i swear ♪ it was like that towel and jaycee were the only two left on earth. but... they weren't. you can always spot a first timer. gain flings with oxi boost and febreze. try the new light scent from gain. hello spring daydream. when it's hot outside your car is like a sauna steaming up lingering odors. febreze car vent clips stop hot car stench with up to 30 days of freshness. get relief with febreze. ♪ ♪

armenia's prime minister says he'll resign later this month to allow snap elections nichole pasha has faced growing calls to step done since armenia was defeated in last year's war with azerbaijan the country lost parts of the disputed i'm going to cut about the territory of which it has controlled more than 25 years the fight over voting rights in the us is being backed by some of the world's most powerful corporations amazon google and general motors are among the companies calling on states to stop making it harder for people to cast their ballots and agalloch the reports from miami. casting a ballot in the u.s. isn't shrine does both a right and a privilege one activists across the country say is under attack last month georgia republicans passed a sweeping bill that imposed new idea requirements reduces the use of drop boxes and bans mobile voting vans laws that are now being challenged in the courts and by local leaders that is terroristic legislation that is legislation that is laser focused on. taking the brown and black voter. out calm down the backlash from what many see as

armenia's prime minister says he'll resign later this month to allow snap elections nicole paasschen yon has faced growing calls to step done since armenia was defeated in last year's war with a bunch on the country lost part of the destruction of territory which it has controlled for more than 25 years. the coronavirus pandemic is exacerbating a medicine supply crisis in mexico health experts say is putting thousands of lives at risk including children manuel de paulo reports now from mexico city. 5 year old adam mistletoe has been battling cancer for almost 3 years his mother pies says a nationwide shortage of medicine has made it difficult to guarantee timely access to his medication yes when they are you arrive one day for the chemotherapy and it turns out there's no medicine they tell you to go back home and come back tomorrow to see if they restocked unfortunately enemas is case is far from isolated in mexico. dr marcus about that says the messages she received from colleagues in other parts of the country are heart wrenching she received one text that reads patients are dying

yan has face growing calls to step down since armenia was defeated in last year's war with azerbaijan the country lost parts of the disputed nagorno-karabakh territory which it had controlled for more than 25 years in february accused armenia's military of attempting a coup. still ahead on the al-jazeera news hour a left wing activist or the daughter of a jailed also crowds we look at the choice faced by peruvians in the presidential runoff. a celibate story mood in jerusalem on the 1st night of ramadan as its old city bustles thanks to east cover 19 restriction us. the atmosphere is a bit restless in spring quite often the shamar when this when the blood on the gulf is increasing a little bit it will make little difference to how things feel i think for the most part little bit less humid in doha for example there's the wind kills inland it tends to induce more showers in the mountains of western society in yemen and they may well start to form around medina even reactor central side you know it's quite sherry there's probably thunderstorms to be honest for the most part the sun is w

house had avoided that term for decades for fear of alienating ally turkey thousands of people in armenia as capital yerevan i'm have been commemorating the mass killings deportations and forced marches. indian authorities are scrambling to get oxygen tanks to hospitals overwhelmed by the world's worst coronavirus surge clinics across the country face acute shortages and say patients are dying as a result india said a global daily record for new infections for the 3rd consecutive day with more than 346000 confirmed cases. indonesia's military has declared a submarine that's been missing since last wednesday a sunken vessel this after searchers recovered debris a dent a find to be from the sub the vessel was carrying a crew of $53.00 all of whom are now presumed dead. this is d.w. news from berlin you can find much more on our website dot com. hello and welcome to new fresh edition from in good shape here we are again are you male or female or do you define yourself differently i'm asking because we want gender equality you're asking why is this question so important if you're sick or need

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and the reason i will cite examples says the new political crisis also having a negative impact on armenia sukanya me many people see the problems as linked to prime minister. people who are already starting to think that the current government so ineffective is might be better if somebody new would come and get things back on the control and start solving our problems. in 2020 armenians d.d.p. dropped almost 8 per cent. through was also hit hard some restaurants have either temporarily closed or have gone bankrupt altogether according to. the hearst or through its have no room for error she hopes that who it's spring just around the corner they move. will brighten up. or let's finish with a look a lot america is currently battling its deadliest phase of the crowd a virus outbreak the country recorded 17000 new cases on wednesday i'm sorry on thursday rather and earlier this week a whopping $500.00 deaths in a 24 hour period that's offset the huge economic hit the country has taken during the pandemic the government wants to start taxing smaller income the plan has sparked massive protests

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there was also bronze forjoe fraser in the pommel horse, with gold narrowly going to artur davtyan of armeniasome consolation. we haven't competed properly in 18 months, so, for me, it wasjust a good opportunity to get out of my comfort zone because i always say to my coach, i need to be comfortable being uncomfortable and ifeel like that's what i have been able to do out here because i've not been able to get the difficult competition experiences for a very long time, so the fact that we've been able to come out here and compete, i've been very, very grateful for. and jockey bryony frost capped off her seson in style with two winners in the jumps season finale at sandown back on board frodon, who she rode to victory in the king george chase last year, she came from behind to win the 0aksy chase before riding another nicholls trained runner to victory in the celebration chase. she'd been out of action after a bad fall in the grand national, only returning on thursday. that's all from sportsday — next on bbc news, it's click. hey, welcome to click! we're going to start with a quiz this week. w

there was also bronze forjoe fraser in the pommel horse, with gold narrowly going to artur davtyan of armeniation. and jockey bryony frost capped off her seson in style with two winners in the jumps season finale at sandown. back on board frodon, who she rode to victory in the king george chase last year, she came from behind to win the oaksy chase before going on to win the celebration chase. she'd been out of action after a bad fall in the grand national, only returning on thursday. that's all from sportsday. plenty more of the sport to come on bbc news throughout the evening. plenty of sunshine today and a lot of sunshine on the way tomorrow. although, even in that competitor today, it will be a little cooler. dry clear night to come, temperatures dipping away after dark to allow another touch of frost in many places as we go into the morning. it will be rather patchy, with these temperatures in towns and city centres. more likely in the countryside, parts of east and north—east scotland down to minus these we start the day with a little patchy cloud here and there for sunday morning and a

armenia prime minister said the u.s.ognition was an important moment for his country and the world. the turkish government, however, immediately rejected president biden's statement in accused him of distorting facts. and estimated one and a half million armenians were killed under the empire from 1915 to 1923. >> back here at home washington wrapping up its efforts to try to reign in some of the big tech companies. the senate, you know, already is prpgzed some bills to curb concerns over anticompetitive practices. and we're told more hearings are on the way. jackie heinrich has more. reporter: this past week, silicon valley tech giant face questions from the senate judiciary sub committee after house committee approved its tech antitrust report that summed up year long investigation into google, amazon facebook and apple, and they're alleged abuses of market power. the movement are setting stage for congress to take action. lawmakers want to tackle a number of issues including creating barriers for dominant a companies

people of armenian live in los angeles county, making it the largest armenian community outside of armenia. a california filmmaker traveled to are mean yae to learn the history, she's sharing stories from her journey on our new platform lx. watch "the hidden map" documentary on nbc lx, stream it on apple tv, roku, peacock and lx.com. it's channel 185 on xfinity. >>> happening today, people in the south bay are invited to gather this afternoon for a stop asian hate rally and march. it will be at cesar chavez plaza in san jose. rally organizers including a lawyer from silicon valley say the rally is to bring the community together and demand the end of violent attacks on the asian-american and pacific islander communities. it starts at 1:00 p.m. people are asked to wear masks. >>> now to a disturbing connection between a double homicide in texas and the bay area. police in allen, texas, responded to a call yesterday about a disturbance and found two people dead. the suspect, 20-year-old hezar burack, killed his mother, 17-year-old sister, went to the airport and was waiting for a flight to s

but all of that is to say my mother's arrival on the same day as an earthquake in armenia where her roots are got conflated in me and created this melt for in some ways that i lived inside of without being very aware of it until i started writing this book, and actual live i started writing the book just for myself as a private project, and it wasn't until i realized, okay, maybe i can make art of this and sent it to a friend and she actually pointed out to me i was writing in seismic terms and referencing the earthquakes and didn't notice because earthquake was a guiding metaphor moore money life and her telling me that sort of helped me to see the ways in which your notion of home -- the notion you raise of home not being linear, that you are using the metaphor of ran earthquake because i already had that sort of private shaking in my own body, made sense because an earthquake, the story of an earthquake is not linear, and it's not easily understood except in retrospect. we thought was the earthquake actually is the forshock and then you have to reshuffle the story, and because my life

and the current state of armenia. 80 percent more than 80 percent. muslims however. now there is none yes. 30 years ago the mountainous area of course. and that close to as a vision we all know what happened there and based on all these facts i say to mr biden. that. agreement was concluded by the united states russia and france for more than 30 years. those have been occupying this territory. and unfortunately. more than 1000000 as a book had to leave the area. all the houses in korea back that area that valentine's area was demolished. a few speak of genocide. you have to evaluate your actions there are facts are facts facts are recorded and history facts are recalled. all these. are list of crystal clear. that's why. wrongly wrongfully. raise the level of genocide again is turkey or the turkish people. ok if you're just joining us that is the turkish president. speaking in he's reacting for the 1st time to the u.s. president's decision recent decision to recognize the mass killings of armenians under the ottoman empire during world war one as an act of genocide th

that was welcome news in armenia but the turkish government wasn't happy about it. we will have a live report from istanbul. >>> and three strikes, and you're out. two shots, and you're in. how some major-league baseball teams are putting vaccinated fans in a league of their own. stay with us. or abdominal discomfort? taking align can help. align contains a quality probiotic to naturally help soothe digestive upsets 24/7. try align, the pros in digestive health. bipolar depression. it's a dark, lonely place. this is art inspired by real stories of people living with bipolar depression. emptiness. a hopeless struggle. the lows of bipolar depression can disrupt your life and be hard to manage. latuda could make a real difference in your symptoms. latuda was proven to significantly reduce bipolar depression symptoms, and in clinical studies, had no substantial impact on weight. now i'm feeling connected. empowered. latuda is not for everyone. call your doctor about unusual mood changes, behaviors or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children, tee

news line from berlin commemorating the debt armenia remembers the massacre of his people under turkish ottoman rule as u.s. president joe biden anchors ankara by recognizing the atrocity as genocide also coming up india's hospitals collapse under the weight of a colossal 2nd wave of corona by.

medical experts are warning the situation will get a lot worse before it improves plus. 106 years on armenia remembers the massacre of its people under ottoman rule on this symbolic day to the u.s. president joe biden angers on the ground by recognizing the atrocity as genocide. i'm nichelle for good to have you with us germany is switching gears in the fight against the pandemic after parliament approved a legislative amendment paving the way for a more centrally coordinated covert response on saturday night authorities patrolled cities across the country to enforce the most controversial of the new measures a curfew between 10 pm and 5 am our reporter kate brady was out and the captain. it's saturday night lynch friedrichs hein district just minutes to go before the new curfew kicks in at tempe am enough time to grab a quick beer all some late night food for the right. right and here was the clock strikes 10 many local shops begin to roll down the shutters minutes later police arrive to clear structureless from the square. according to federal rules repeated violators of the measures risk

really blame him for the war which armenia so. the last against as a by john last year lost swathes of territory around and within nagorno-karabakh and the opposition here the opposition political parties have been campaigning pretty much every day calling on him to resign but one thing they didn't want was a snap election because probably they also understood that the nickel press union is unpopular they themselves have struggled to gain traction with the armenian public many of them coming from the particularly unpopular previous governments the nickel brought down back in 2080 so i think he and many people see this election as an opportunity a kind of a referendum to really finally truly decide whether the media people hold him responsible for the conflicts or whether this is something that they know. this was something that he he couldn't have avoided. many thanks for that robin for some work of that for us and to base a. rebels in northern china and say they're ready to observe a cease fire and discuss a political settlement

house had avoided that term for decades for fear of alienating ally turkey thousands of people in armenia s. capital yerevan have been commemorating the mass killings deportations and forced marches.

is so uncertain now john strafford al-jazeera chair maalik eastern ukraine the prime minister of armenia has resigned setting the stage for a snap elections in 2 months time the cult has been under severe pressure of his handling of last year's war with azerbaijan that ended with armenia giving up control of several disputed territories he'll stay in charge in a caretaker capacity until the election on june 20th and it's confirmed that he will be standing again. you're watching the news hour live from london still ahead for you on the program changing the lay of the land the german harvest under threat because of the coronavirus pandemic also are going on patrol in the gulf of guinea with the units tackling modern day piracy on the high seas. and into milan take a step closer to the italian league title will have all the football action in sports. hello there we're seeing a bit of a mixed picture over europe as we go into the next week we've got warmer drier conditions across central and northern parts of europe but as we look to the west of the iberian peninsula we're seeing a lot of th