earlier united _ the champions league as well. earlier united stew— _ the champions league as well.. whose players can celebrate from the comfort of their armchairs likejimjago celebrate from the comfort of their armchairs like jim jago who celebrate from the comfort of their armchairs likejim jago who said it was unbelievable. while sterling tweeted it's the champions baby on and understandably proud night. we are here where city have played some stunning football this season. of course none of their fans have been able to watch it. every game here has been behind closed doors. but it hasn't stopped their success. so what's been there a secret? yes, they've headstand out stars like boyer and city fan fell floating but it's their collective strength that's been key. to it's their collective strength that's been key.— it's their collective strength that's been key. to me it special because even — that's been key. to me it special because even i _ that's been key. to me it special because even i think _ that's been key. to me it special because even i think it _ that's been key. to me

earlier united's 2—1 defeat against leicester had ended their slender hopes of catching city, whose playersould celebrate from the comfort of their armchairs like aymeric laporte and rather more grandly oleksandr zinchenko who said it was unbelievable. while raheem sterling tweeted, "it's the champions, baby," on an understandably proud night. here inside the etihad, city have played some stunning football this season but none of their fans have been able to watch it. every game he has been behind closed doors but it hasn't stopped their success. so what has been their secret? yes, they've had standout stars like boyhood city fan phil foden but it's their collective strength that's been key. to me, it's been special, because even i think it was january, february, when you see kevin de bruyne go down, you see sergio aguero go down, they are two of the best players in the world, but in that time i think city won every single game so i think that says a lot about the collective. and so city's decade of domestic domination now has a new chapter, and with a first champions league final to come i

hamas ruled gal's a strip is really troops though haven't entered the enclave but tory joined the earlier units in firing into the territory speaking to r.t. today former israeli defense minister enough telling bennett ses israel was attacked 1st and has every right to defend itself. let me show you something this rocket over here landed this morning in a home next to the bed of a 9 year old child this real thing landed what is proportional if if this landed at your own family's home and killed your own family what is proportional no one is really should die because of unprovoked come us attacks that proportional if they want to stop this they can stop and disarm themselves stop fighting israel and they'll be peace period. no civilian the physics of the bull and that's why we have war the fact that hamas uses civilians as human shields it means that. is murdering its own people by hiding cowardly behind this civilians by hiding its command centers within buildings that belong to . you know hospitals or schools this is a cynical 'd way of operating and they hold direct responsibility to all the

earlier united's 2—1 defeat against leicester had ended their slender hopes of catching city, whose playerse raheem sterling tweeted, "it's the champions, baby," on an understandably proud night. here inside the etihad, city have played some stunning football this season but none of their fans have been able to watch it. every game he has been behind closed doors but it hasn't stopped their success. so what has been their secret? yes, they've had standout stars like boyhood city fan phil foden but it's their collective strength that's been key. to me, it's been special, because even i think it was january, february, when you see kevin de bruyne go down, you see

earlier united's 2—one defeat ended their slender hopes of catching city.able to watch it. every game here has been behind closed doors. but it hasn't stopped their success. so what's been theire secret? yes, they've headstand out stars like boyer and city fan fell floating but it's their collective strength that's been key. to me it special because even i think it was january, february time when you say deprived her down using maguire go down, there to the best players in the world. but in that time i think city won every single game. i think that says a lot about the collective. and so city's decade of domestic domination has a new chapter. and with a first champions league final to come it could be their greatest yet. it's been some season so far for city. we've just been hearing from their manager, he's been speaking to city tv. so in games everything happen but the league is everyday, every day and we did it incredible. i think is everything start in december and we won in southampton until 7th of march and we guess lost against united. that period. de

we start tonight at old trafford, where manchester united's premier league game against liverpool was postponed. earlier200 united fans got onto the pitch — to protest against the glazer family's ownership of the club. thousands more gathered outside the stadium, making their feelings clear following the formation and collapse of the controversial european super league. our sports correspondent joe wilson reports: 1:30pm outside old trafford, the concourse where protesters were expected to congregate. the anger expressed here is the long—standing opposition to manchester united's ownership by the american glazer family. by 2pm some decided to go further, ultimately onto the pitch itself. this was the scene at one of the most famous football grounds in the most famous football grounds in the world. that revered manchester united pitch, the scene of staring feats of football occupied. some of those who stayed peacefully outside were leaving. as we are speaking outside the ground there are lots of fans actually on the pitch. what do you think about that. it is fans actually on the pitch. what do you think

sides really to to add their grievances and that's exactly what we are seeing today and as an earlier years united nations members really share the view that israel's actions are illegal and that it is it's use of deadly force is kind of disproportionately harsh so yes there is building up some pressure on israel on the one side but we just also heard prime minister netanyahu saying that he also gets to let a lot of support from many countries around the world so as always we have 2 very divided perspectives on that issue. tanya the israeli prime minister said israel's operations will continue but meanwhile efforts at a cease fire also ongoing. no chance of a truce. well that's right i mean that and prime minister binyamin netanyahu has again said that he has a lot of backing by the international community at the same time days the sense here that the window of maneuvering for israel to continue this operation is also becoming smaller but again prime minister binyamin netanyahu not only looking at international pressure he also has to keep an eye on the domestic situation and there's also a lot of

we start tonight at old trafford, where manchester united's premier league game against liverpool has been postponed. earliernto the pitch — to protest against the glazer family's ownership of the club. thousands more gathered outside the stadium, making their feelings clear following the formation and collapse of the controversial european super league. our reporterjoe wilson is at old trafford now: we've had thanks forjoining us on the programme. statements from the premier league and both clubs saying safety and security had to come first so this match just couldn't be played — what have you seen there today? nice to be with you. i will come to those statements and just a moment because they say some interesting things. we got here about 1:30pm, the demonstration had been publicised well an advanced and the idea was it was going to be peaceful and even socially distanced outside old trafford, and that is what it was four may be about half an hour, thenit was four may be about half an hour, then it became clear that a group of protesters were going to try to breach the security, security that was pretty sp

earlier, united's 2—1 defeat against leicester whose players could celebrate.? yes, they have standout stars like boyhood city fan phil foden, but it is their collective strength that has been key. for me, it's been special, because even i think it was january, february time, when you see kevin de bruyne go down, you see sergio aguero go down, they are two of the best players in the world, but in that time i think city won every single game so i think that says a lot about the collective. and so city's decade of domestic domination now has a new chapter, and with a first champions league final to come, it could be their greatest yet. andy swiss, bbc news, the etihad stadium. in last night's other game, southampton fought back to beat crystal palace 3—1 at st mary's. both sides already knew that they are guaranteed premier league football next season. danny ings scored twice to make it 12 league goals for him this season. meanwhile, we still don't know where the all—english champions league final, between manchester city and chelsea, will take place. the culture

correspondent: china now finds itself repeating its earlier denials. >> the united states does not care facts and truth at all. nor is it interested in serious scientific tracing, but instead wants to use the epidemic to politically manipulate and stigmatize. correspondent: many scientists still favor a natural origin. coronavirus is are known to have jumped from animals to humans in markets like this in the past. lab leaks have also happened before, and that the wuhan lab is collected, studied, and experimented on coronavirus is -- coronaviruses on a huge scale. when we tried to report on this science we were followed and prevented from filling. -- filming, but the worlhealth organization team that visited the wuhan lab all but rolled out a leak. one of them told the bbc if the u.s. as evidence lab workers got sick it should share it. >> they have been saying that for almost one year now, so if there is real evidence i think the responsibility of the u.s. is to share it because then it can be followed up. correspondent: the debate will continue, but evidence is what matters and there i

united nations. richard taking us through and the various delegates and ambassadors and foreign ministers you've been talking to this open session they did have 2 closed door sessions earlier in the week they there were calls for a 3rd session the united states didn't like that but ended up doing something every new turn and saying yes you can do it let's talk to kristen salumi our correspondent following that so kristen just listening to 1st off the u.s. ambassador to the united nations it was clearly the ambassador talking sounded a lot like mr biden however. indeed although she took great pains to point out the suffering that's happening on both sides of this conflict this is the 3rd meeting that the security council has had in just 6 days is the 1st open meeting and the 1st chance for all countries to put their views on the table formally in this international setting. so far the united states have been resistant to that this is the 1st time that the council was able to come together because of u.s. resistance and we heard linda thomas greenfield who also is a member of biden's cabinet mentioned echoing some of his talking points she talked about the human toll of this

people out, leaves them there to their fate, and i just want to quote something that you wrote earlier, "the united have compromised future relationships with allies elsewhere whose interests align with our own." that is important too. abandon these people, and who will want to help the americans elsewhere? >> exactly. it's absolutely a moral imperative. but make no mistake, it's a national security issue with real interests. it's not mother theresa foreign policy. i mean, there are servicemen and women in harm's way right now in conflict zones standing next to interpreters. they're watching what's happening in afghanistan, and we're undermining those relationships, putting them at risk. you've got counterterrorism investigations going on around the world. which informant is going to feel comfortable providing vital information, intelligence when they see what the u.s. is doing in afghanistan? >> we're nearly out of time. 30 seconds. what do you want to happen? what has to happen now? >> look, the one thing i would tell the american public, this is not just a biden administration problem. this is a

here in the uk, a key football match between manchester united and liverpool was called off earlier, hundreds of manchester united fans stormed the pitch. not over a rivalry with the opposing team, but in protest at their clubs american owners. it's the first time an english premier league match has been postponed because of demonstrations by fans. police have condemned the actions. our sports correspondent, joe wilson explains why the fans took this action. all chant: we want glazer out! the concourse outside old trafford where protesters were expected to congregate to voice their continued opposition to the ownership of manchester united by the glazer family. some protesters soon decided to go further, and, ultimately, onto the pitch itself. this was the scene at one of the most famous football grounds in the world, that revered manchester united pitch, the place of stirring feats of football, occupied. as clashes continued, police reported two injuries to officers, one slashed in the face by a broken bottle. meanwhile, some of those who stayed peacefully outside were leaving. as we

other senior hamas figures and attacked the head of the drone unit this is after the use of attack drones suicide drone sometimes called earlier in the day also saying that they have struck at anti tank units as well at the same time as all of this of course there have been big bear raj's of rockets coming out from gaza towards the city of behavior towards central israel once more also towards the airport close to a lot which is where they were going to reroute air traffic that was an extremely long range rocket attack designed to inhibit just that rerouting it seems so there is that to deal with as well and the military is coming up with a plan it says for. ground offensive one which will be escalated up the chain of command to the political leadership to decide on whether to carry it through all the indications are and certainly in the words of benjamin netanyahu himself when he was down here earlier visiting an iron dome interceptor unit it doesn't appear that there's any end in sight anytime soon. we're not going to miss a little the defense activity of better reasons giving us an offensive space in the israeli defense for

earlier, united's 2—1 defeat to leicester had could celebrate. raheem sterling tweeted. ..y, february time, when you see kevin de bruyne go down, you see sergio aguero go down, they are two of the best players in the world, but in that time i think city won every single game so i think that says a lot about the collective. and so city's decade of domestic domination now has a new chapter, and with a first champions league final to come, it could be their greatest yet. andy swiss, bbc news, the etihad stadium. in the night's other game, southampton fought back to beat crystal palace by 3—1 at st mary's. both sides already knew that they are guaranteed premier league football next season. danny ings scored twice to make it 12 league goals for him this season. meanwhile, we still don't know where the all—english champions league final, between manchester city and chelsea, will take place. the culture secretary oliver dowden said the government cleared the way for uefa to host the final at wembley. the match will be moved from istanbul, but portugal is now the favourite to host

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national football league side the san francisco 49ers, which increased its stake in leeds united to 37% earlierconfidence, flair, style that we play with isjust, it's entertaining football. i think we will look back on today and say that this was the beginning of something very special. former england striker eni aluko has been appointed as sporting director of the new los angeles—based side angel city fc. she left a similar position at aston villa women last week. angel city wll have their first season in the us national women's soccer league in 2022. aluko said it was "an incredible opportunity to help write angel city's first chapter". great britain won another gold at the european swimming championships in budapest. a team of adam peaty, james guy, kathleen dawson and anna hopkin won the mixed 4x100 metre medley relay and set a new european record, too. freya anderson has also taken bronze in the 200m freestyle. british number two cameron norrie claimed the biggest win of his career by beating world number four dominic thiem in the lyon open. norrie produced a brilliant performance to beat

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united against liverpool. it's one of the biggest rivalries into english league. so no motivation required for either side. thank you very much for that. thanks to our sports corrspondent, andy swiss. well, earliernchester united fan peter boyle, and i asked him why united fans discontent with the clubs owners continues. i don't think you look at a protest as big as the initial one. people are not going away. the torch paper has been late. what's happening is some people may be felt defeated and is not much you can do. it's been reignited. yet the super league it was a big shot and people sticking the finger is up to the fines and people of football and all the clubs involved and i think that is really triggered united fans to think wait a minute, we are not giving up on ourown a minute, we are not giving up on our own battle. so maybe people protesting at other clubs and most of them are protesting. i think the eneko defence it went deeper and went to the liverpool fans as well to be fair. ., ., ., to be fair. you mention how the eumpean _ to be fair. you mention how the eumpean super _ to be fair. you mention how the european super league - to be fair. you mention how the european super league

together with one voice and speak out we are told that those efforts are ongoing however the united states earlier in the week blocked. a statement to the press that was supported by 14 other members of the council china china's foreign minister holding the presidency chairing this meeting called the united states out for that and we're told that norway is leading efforts behind the scenes to again attempt to get a unified. statement through the council and presented at the end of this meeting we know a stakeout has been called that's where the massacre from norway a man with china and tunisia who've also been working on these aliments are expected to come speak will the united states change its tune and go along with the basics a man calling for an end to hostilities we don't know that yet but it will be interesting to see given everything we've heard here today the question we also heard from both representatives for the palestinians and israel they blamed each other for the recent escalation israel is killing palestinians in gaza one family at the time israel is trying to uproot palestinians fr

here in the uk, a key football match between manchester united and liverpool was called off earlier aftereds of manchester united fans stormed the pitch. not over a rivalry with the opposing team but in protest at their clubs american owners. it's the first time an english premier league match has been postponed because of demonstrations by fans. police have condemned the actions. our sports correspondent, joe wilson explains why the fans took this action. we want glazer out! the concourse outside old trafford where protesters were expected to congregate to voice their continued opposition to the ownership of manchester united by the glazer family. further, and, ultimately, onto the pitch itself. this was the scene at one of the most famous football grounds in the world, that revered manchester united pitch, the place of stirrring feats of football, occupied. as clashes continued, police reported two injuries to officers, one slashed in the face by a broken bottle. meanwhile, some of those who stayed peacefully outside were leaving. as we are speaking outside the ground, there are lots of

to discuss the israeli palestine conflict a proposal to meet on friday was rejected by the united states earlier president biden called for a significant reduction in rocket attacks but he said the israeli response was not an overreaction the u.n. secretary general antonio terror is calling for an immediate deescalation and suspension of hostilities also in jordan reports from washington d.c. . after 4 days of deadly violence between the palestinians and the israelis u.s. president joe biden is sticking with his calls for both sides to hold their fire the question is how. how we get to a point where they get to a point where there is a significant reduction in the attacks particularly the rocket attacks that are indiscriminately fired into population centers the biden administration had not made the israeli palestinian matter a top foreign policy concern mainly because of the cold at 1000 pandemic and the resulting economic slowdown analysts saying that was a mistake the team has not fully stepped out on the middle east it's adopted this posture that i think affected badly the obama administrati

earlier denials. translation: the united states does not care about _ facts and truth at all. interested - in serious scientific tracing. but instead wants to use i the epidemic to politically manipulate and to stigmatise. many scientists still favour a natural origin. coronaviruses are known to have jumped from animals to humans in markets like this in the past. lab leaks, though, have also happened before, and the wuhan lab has collected, studied and experimented on coronaviruses on a huge scale. when we tried to report on this science, we were followed, obstructed and prevented from filming. have you found the origins of the coronavirus? but the world health organization team that visited wuhan all but ruled out a lab leak. today, one of them told the bbc if the us has evidence that lab workers got sick, it should share it. they've been saying that for almost a year now, so if there is real evidence, then i think the responsibility of the us is to share it because then it can be followed up. the debate will continue, but evidence is what matters, and there's little prospect

earlier denials. translation: the united states does not care about _ facts and truth at all. interested - in serious scientific tracing. but instead wants to use i the epidemic to politically manipulate and to stigmatise. many scientists still favour a natural origin. coronaviruses are known to have jumped from animals to humans in markets like this in the past. lab leaks, though, have also happened before, and the wuhan lab has collected, studied and experimented on coronaviruses on a huge scale. when we tried to report on this science, we were followed, obstructed and prevented from filming. have you found the origins of the coronavirus? but the world health organization team that visited wuhan all but ruled out a lab leak. today, one of them told the bbc if the us has evidence that lab workers got sick, it should share it. they've been saying that for almost a year now, so if there is real evidence, then i think the responsibility of the us is to share it because then it can be followed up. the debate will continue, but evidence is what matters, and there's little prospect

cement now if it happens as international condemnation against israel increases they was earlier meeting of the united nations to take down so behind closed doors at the same time and the city international has issued a statement in which it says its own people on the ground have seen to quote excessive force used by the israeli forces and at the same time we've heard from uni safe that in the last 3 days 43 children have been injured now there are signs that the fight against us operating there has any reinforcements seem to the west bank and i'm talking have obvious way the soldier be in full sun so we will see protests erupting in the whole that next great town off haifa so it's not just inclusive that holdouts at least and of course is the focal point in all in the last few hours that have these rockets fired from gaza which has escalated the situation or that not all at the same time this is the voice find exactly what's next in israel. so the security establishment on these weighty side has a meeting of on the top of the clock and deal with the situation and see how to bring the simmering tensio

government so they clearly unhappy know in recent months they have been given a boost because the united states earlier actually in december recognized moroccan sovereignty over the territory of western sahara so now it's clear that morocco has been unhappy just a little bit of liason east and the program the world's largest televised music event is back thousands of people attending the euro vision song contest in the netherlands after it was counselled last year it is of course being dominated by kevin 1000 testing and social distancing but it's not just the pandemic playing a big role politics is to step last and report from rotterdam. said that. was. not i. guess. with her song born russian singer money shot brings domestic violence to you or pee in stage it's a sensitive issue in our country and has led to her facing many threats and protest including from church leaders and politicians. the ever vision song contest is of biggest stage. music stage in our planet i don't want to stop whatever if someone dalek's me doesn't mean that i need to stop my art and i need to stop my message but with repres

i informed president boss and earlier prime minister netanyahu that the united states will notify congress with our intention to provide $75000000.00 in additional development and economic assistance for the palestinians. in 2021 will also provide the 5 and a half $1000000.00. an immediate disaster assistance for gaza and little over $32000000.00 for unrest. emergency humanitarian appeal. new security camera video shows the moments after palestinian girl was shot in the back by israeli security forces. the 16 year old was wounded by a rubber coated steel bullet. last week, she had been standing outside her home in the occupied the easter, loosely neighborhood of shakira. officers been fight stung grenade into the house. the incident happened during protest against the forced expulsions of palestinians from the neighborhood. airlines are changing course to avoid better routes as international outrage mount server and jet that was forced to land in minsk and the dissident journalist on board arrested a fighter plane. this goes to the jetliner after what turned out to be a false bomb threats.

cinema billboard advertising the film demon slayer: mugen train, which was released in the united arab emirates earliernth. latifa isn't the only daughter of sheikh mohammed to try to escape. in 2000 my sister, shamsa, while she was on holiday in england, she was 18 years old, going on 19, she ran away. there has been no comment from the dubai royalfamily. the un, which has urged the emirates for months to prove that princess latifa is alive, declined to comment on the photograph but has told the bbc that it awaits convincing proof of life in the case of latifa, which the uae has said it will provide. nawal al—maghafi, bbc news. the bbc�*s former director general, lord hall, has resigned as chairman of the national gallery in london, following criticism over a bbc interview with princess diana in 1995. tony hall was the corporation's head of news at the time, when reporter martin bashir, used deception to secure the interview. lord hall led an internal investigation into initial complaints, but it was branded "woefully ineffective" this week, by an independent inquiry. here's our home editor, mark east

earlier denials. translation: the united states does not care about _ facts and truth at all.ut instead wants to use i the epidemic to politically manipulate and to stigmatise. many scientists still favour a natural origin. coronaviruses are known to have jumped from animals to humans in markets like this in the past. lab leaks, though, have also happened before, and the wuhan lab has collected, studied and experimented on coronaviruses on a huge scale. when we tried to report on this science, we were followed, obstructed and prevented from filming. have you found the origins of the coronavirus? but the world health organization team that visited wuhan all but ruled out a lab leak. today, one of them told the bbc if the us has evidence that lab workers got sick, it should share it. they've been saying that for almost a year now, so if there is real evidence, then i think the responsibility of the us is to share it because then it can be followed up. the debate will continue, but evidence is what matters, and there's little prospect of china allowing another investigation on it

they may have to bring in x ray units, etcetera. earlier in the day, a canine unit reacted to a suspicious device, and that's what activated the unit. it's involvement comes after 91 call 911 calls to the sheriff's department of an active shooter around 63 wednesday morning, investigators say suspect sam cassidy vita employees went to the authorities light rail yard near younger and north first street and opened fire. eight people were killed before cassidy took his own life as deputies and san jose police closed in on him. the first teams through the door where the sheriff's office and san jose police department and there is my true heroes. there was active shooting going on at that time, there were victims shot in two separate buildings, but they responded. they responded the way that they should. they took their life in their hands, and i know for sure that when. the suspect knew the law enforcement was there. he took his own life. at least one victim is in a south bay trauma center in critical conditions from their wounds, politicians a

cinema billboard advertising the film demon slayer: mugen train, which was released in the united arab emirates earliercape. in 2000, my sister shamsa, while she was on holiday in england — she was 18 years old, going on 19 — she ran away. there�*s been no comments from the dubai royal family. the un, which has urged the emirates for months to prove that princess latifa is alive, declined to comment on the photograph, but has told the bbc that it awaits convincing proof of life in the case of latifa, which the uae has said it will provide. nawal al—maghafi, bbc news. this is bbc news, a reminder of our headlines: a large volcano erupts in eastern congo, causing panic in the city of goma, residents are told to flee their homes. a picture is posted on social media which, if authentic, would be the first proof since february that princess latifa of dubai is alive. the bbc�*s former director general, lord hall, has resigned as chairman of the national gallery in london, following criticism over a bbc interview with princess diana in 1995. tony hall was the corporation�*s head of news at the time, when repo

cinema billboard advertising the film demon slayer: mugen train, which was released in the united arab emirates earlier latifa isn't the only daughter of sheikh mohammed to try to escape. in 2000 my sister, shamsa, while she was on holiday in england, she was 18 years old, going on 19, she ran away. there has been no comment from the dubai royalfamily. the un, which has urged the emirates for months to prove that princess latifa is alive, declined to comment on the photograph but has told the bbc that it awaits convincing proof of life in the case of latifa, which the uae has said it will provide. nawal al—maghafi, bbc news. one of the world's most active volcanoes has erupted. mount nyiragongo is in eastern democratic republic of congo. it's sent panicked residents of the nearby city of goma running from their homes. a volcanologist said the city did not appear to be in danger. dario tedesco, a volcanologist based in goma said that the lava appears to be flowing east in the direction of rwanda. drc�*s government spokensman says, they have activated an evacuation plan for the eastern city of goma. nyir

united boss ole gunnar solskjaer said today that he doesn't expect maguire to be fit, although he hasn't given up all hope yet. the england defender suffered an ankle ligament injury earlierr united boss sir alex ferguson twice won the european cup with the club and as he thinks united's star quality mightjust make the difference. i already think they are a decent team. i saw the against arsenal, they played well, but having said that, i think our boys have been playing well. they've got matchwinners in the team. edison cavani, greenwood, they are winners. these boys win games for you, and i think going into a final, you've got that kind of support system on your team that gives you a chance. well the blue half of manchester are looking for european success of their own next week. fresh from winning his third premier league title with manchester city, pep guardiola's eyes are now firmly on the champions league final. city face chelsea in porto next saturday, and he's aiming to add the only trophy that's missing from his collection since arriving in manchester. he's been speaking to dan walker for the bbc�*s football focus. for us to be in the final of the champions league

reopening a conflict in ocoee parties. jerusalem, i informed president boss and earlier prime minister netanyahu that the united states will notify congress of our intention to provide $75000000.00 an additional development. and economic assistance for the palestinians in 2021 while also provide a 5 and a half $1000000.00. an immediate disaster assistance for gaza and a little over $32000000.00 for unrest, emergency humanitarian appeal allies, a change in cost of void. valerie says international outrage mounts over jet that was forced to land in minsk and a dissident journalist on board who was arrested, a fighter plane escorted the jetliner to what turned out to be a false bomb threat. that race is accused of faking that bomb let. and grand jury has reportedly been convened in the us to hear evidence and weigh potential charges against the former president. donald trump. the move, according to the washington post and associated press, indicates that the new york investigation into trump and his business dealings has reached an advanced stage. at least 2 people have been killed in 28 all those injured during mo

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so they're clearly unhappy now in recent months they have been given a boost because the united states this earlier actually in december recognized moroccan sovereignty over the territory of western sahara so now it's clear that morocco has been unhappy. half past the hour these are the top stories israeli forces continuing their bombardment of gaza hospitals have been overwhelmed there is a severe shortage of electricity in water as well across the strip 212 palestinians have been killed including $61.00 children since the bombing began 8 days ago. now over in the west bank a general strike in fact across the occupy.

thanked president moon for attending the medal of honor ceremony earlier in the day for his service during the korean war. pres. biden: the united states and the republic of korea our allies with a long history of shared sacrifice. on a personal note, i want to thank the president for being with me as i had the great honor of presenting the medal of honor to arrange her in his mid-90's who showed incredible acts of valor and bravery during the korean war. the president was kind enough to come and spend the entire time there and personally congratulate our honoree. i also want to point out here's to your shared sacrifice and our cooperation is vital to maintaining peace and stability in a critical region of the world. we and our teams of had good meetings addressing our shared agenda. we had a private meeting in which my staff kept coming out and saying you are over time, you are over time. i enjoyed the meeting so much it caused us to move everything back. i look forward to continuing our discussion today here and growing the relationship further as we take on new challenges and we take them on together. mr. president, the floor