francesca, what do you make of the response to the al-aqsa provocations? canadian prime minister called on israel to shift its approach from the violent scene -- the violence seen at al-aqsa, but there was little else, really. would you call for more international condemnation and what more needs to be done for say the united states? >> yes, it is clear that mere words of condemnation do not work. they do not work anywhere, particularly here. again, i want to stress for the viewers that the relationship is not a submittable one between two equal entities or countries. there is one people on one state occupying another with a significant asymmetry of forces and power coming into play. instead of acquiescing to this state of affairs and calling for negotiations between the occupier and the occupied, an international community should simply abide by international law. and so, to not recognize the least act the internationally wrongful act committed by israel and not cooperate or extend recognition of of this, of the colonization of the occupied territory. and

and in tennis, francesca opened easy the united nation, special reporter on the occupied palestinian territories welcomes. welcome to all of you at. no, i'd like to start with you. first of all, there is a tragic familiarity to all of this. isn't that worship? is it a deeply sacred site beaten rocket attacks, reprisals, death. it is just a relentless cycle. and here we go again. well yeah, it's relentless and it's never ending because none of the factors changed and the one factor that remains quite constant is the fact that israel can get away with all of it. it's going to get away with the remaining an occupying power. it can get away with entering and rating and storming along some mosque and undermining the historic and legal status quo in jerusalem and locks us specifically without any consequence. and so it doesn't feel any incentive to change course to let go of the poet, people to let go of that occupation. and it had fed up the set the stage really for a very violent month. i remember from as far as the beginning of the year is where i was warning about madonna, the from a b

and francesca said, while this brutality continues, it is unrealistic to expect anyone not to respond. so we saw the escalation in southern lebanon. i don't think there is any verifiable way to, to know who fired the rockets. and i don't think it really matters. because it is obvious from the way israel re a reacted the. there is no nobody seeking an all out confrontation. the easiest target for israel is the palestinians that can target them and brutalize them without any consequence, without getting any regional actors involved. and so it has done that, and it will continue to do that as long as it can get away with it. that's just the brutal, brutal reality of it. and the changes for the related patients off low or not. all right, her just get for those who don't know the history, how does has will fit into the picture. and they may not be responsible for these rocket attacks, but they would have known about it, right? yes, just one coin to answer a question before and what are the agreement? the agreement can not infringe the right of self determination of any people, including th

you drove me and to francesca. open a thanks very much indeed. and thank you to you for watching the same program again at any time by visiting our website, al jazeera dot com. and for further discussion to schedule our facebook page, that's facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter. handle is at a j inside story. for me, mc clark, the whole team here in tahoe. it's good bye for enough. ah, a even people far away are so helping with the environment, problems in the amazon because they are consumers. i teach kids about the stuff that oceans are facing today. i've been working in earnest, trying to find ways to get this language to get what do we do as to why and what are you going to do to keep out of the sort of language that keeps the rental blood climate. right. say that they have one back and i fight for a while. if you've gotten america, i was told the thing that was texting, women were made a challenge in the region. i will not being pro life i want to sleep. we don't have read them in this

many people feel the same way as mohamed, says francesca morassut. she works for an aid organization that also provides legal support to migrants. she believes that britain's increased pressure on the french police would only increase the suffering in calais. last year's decision to deport illegal migrants from great britain to rwanda caused an enormous amount of distress for people. at least two refugees took their own lives on hearing the news. it's horrific. night has fallen, and the coast patrol is back at the station. no attempted crossings were intercepted this evening. they show us one of the boats they confiscated a few weeks ago. this was in a smuggler's car. this is the back end. that's huge. yeah. how many people would it take? fifty, i'm sure. twenty to carry the boat, twenty more to defend the group against us. what do you say when the british criticize the french police? i say let them show us how it's done. they don't know what's happening here. they couldn't do it any better than us. even with more, it'd be difficult. that's because f

as night falls over calabria, francesca rocca is carrying out her evening ritual -- serving up food to undocumented migrants and others in need. she says there simply aren't enough legal ways to enter the eu. >> the government really needs to get better at welcoming migrants. they don't view immigration as a positive thing, they say they need to cut down migration flows, instead of helping people arrive. reporter: italian prime minister giorgia meloni, from the far-right brothers of italy party, met with relatives of the victims in the aftermath of the tragedy. she says her government is not to blame. >> my conscience is clear. what we are seeing is that the more people leave, the more people put themselves in the hands of cynical smugglers, the greater the risk that something goes wrong. rome is pushing ahead with controversial laws to restrict search and rescue operations run by non-profit groups, arguing they encourage people to make these dangerous journeys. critics warn this could result in more people drowning, but local mayor antonio ceraso says it's the right approach. >> this

many people feel the same way as mohamed, says francesca morassut. she works for an aid organization that also provides legal support to migrants. she believes that britain's increased pressure on the french police would only increase the suffering in calais. last year's decision to deport illegal migrants from great britain to rwanda caused an enormous amount of distress for people. at least two refugees took their own lives on hearing the news. it's horrific. night has fallen, and the coast patrol is back at the station. no attempted crossings were intercepted this evening. they show us one of the boats they confiscated a few weeks ago. this was in a smuggler's car. this is the back end. that's huge. yeah. how many people would it take? fifty, i'm sure. twenty to carry the boat, twenty more to defend the group against us. what do you say when the british criticize the french police? i say let them show us how it's done. they don't know what's happening here. they couldn't do it any better than us. even with more, it'd be difficult. that's because f

as night falls over calabria, francesca rocca is carrying out her evening ritual -- serving up food to undocumented migrants and others in need. she says there simply aren't enough legal ways to enter the eu. >> the government really needs to get better at welcoming migrants. they don't view immigration as a positive thing, they say they need to cut down migration flows, instead of helping people arrive. reporter: italian prime minister giorgia meloni, from the far-right brothers of italy party, met with relatives of the victims in the aftermath of the tragedy. she says her government is not to blame. >> my conscience is clear. what we are seeing is that the more people leave, the more people put themselves in the hands of cynical smugglers, the greater the risk that something goes wrong. rome is pushing ahead with controversial laws to restrict search and rescue operations run by non-profit groups, arguing they encourage people to make these dangerous journeys. critics warn this could result in more people drowning, but local mayor antonio ceraso says it's the right approach. >> this

as mohammed says francesca more assert, she works for an aide organization that also provides legal support to migrant. she believes that britain's increased pressure on the french police would only increase the suffering in calais, came over earl, and also landed there near her poor jaw till, as i called havoc little on last year's decision to deport illegal migrants from great britain to wander, caused an enormous amount of distress for people eat a glare. ah, by the java korea in north my mom in autumn at least 2 refugees took their own lives on hearing the news, or one dose receiver. it's her effect. his bus. if you for me through every night has fallen and the coast patrol is back at the station. no attempted crossings were intercepted this evening. they show us, one of the boats they confiscated a few weeks ago were with us adobe. this was in a smugglers car for the liar. this is the back end. we luck. that's huge. yeah. supposedly. yeah. how many people would it take of 50, i'm sure. in invented 20 to carry the boat. 20 more to defend the group against us . is it somebody? yeah, what

if i, how drill on going to thrive to do. mohammed's determination is not uncommon, says francesca, more assert. she works for an engineer and believes britons new measures will only increase migrant suffering in calais along also on it had last year. news that illegal migrants in britain would be centered, wanda's sparked panic. only at least 2 people took their own lives as a result of either. the patrol has returned from duty to the police station to night they didn't catch any migrants preparing to make the crossing. they show us a boat they confiscated a few weeks earlier. is us ago this was in a smuggler vehicle the thing i yes is the 3rd way. it would up it's you have how many migraines fit on a boat like this? at least 50? what is your response to british criticism? a french police? they're welcome to do better than that. they don't know what's going on here. they couldn't do any better. even with a lot more personnel, it would still be hard or dicky. that's because frances channel coastline is 120 kilometers long. here in cali alone, the coast guard has to keep its eyes on a 30

a safe prediction. colin baker al jazeera, which we referred to francesca diego is a senior research fellow at their physics and astronomy departments at university college london. he explains why the launch was still considered a milestone. well, they have the honest to launch of a largest broke it ever made. i am actually managed to get a few 100 meters above. i think he gave the side of the stratosphere a few kilometers actually. and that was a success in a way. there were some technical mach functions that i don't know exactly what happened that the failed to throw the thatch the, the upper stage from the lower stage. and then the whole thing couldn't, couldn't continue. but of up to then he was so success. it was difficult to fly this the 1st time that the whole crooked, all the, all the 2 stages flight together. so there was a major risk because he hasn't been gone before. well, that's all from me. tom mccray, for now you can find more information on our website al jazeera. don't. com, with a is next with jeff harrington. the inside story will examine tennessee as political sit

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please 35 year old francesca malthus stole nine pairs of sunglasses from the retail store, then backed her honda crv into a police car while trying to get away from officers. after the crash. she tried to drive away but crashed into a curb, causing the car to flip. she then tried to run away for being tackled by an officer with help from a bystander. she's facing a number of charges, including assault with a deadly weapon and grand theft. twitter is officially removing blue check marks for those who do not subscribe to the company's twitter blue and some officials say they're leaving the platform altogether because of it is lamonica peters is more on the new verification system. yeah, i think it should have probably be free, right? like the grandfather didn't yeah, i was. on thursday, twitter started to remove the blue check from all accounts without a paid subscription for at least $8 a month. users can have a verified twitter blue account before ellen must bought twitter for $44 billion in october of last year. a blue check verification helped to identify and authentic or official ac

cnn's jeff zeleny and francesca chambers of usa today. so again, it's a baseline and again it's early. but if you're the incumbent president, the question you want to ask the american people is give me four more years. i have made the case in former years. when you look at the numbers again. it's this is biden a vacuum right? if you if the democrats would say, well, wait if he's running against trump or if he's running against desantis, but as a candidate, your first deal with your issues how much of this is him and how much of it does team biden think it's ok people? you know, the economy has been volatile. if the economy gets better, we'll be okay. the white house is convinced that they that the public just needs to get a better handle on what president biden has achieved today. i mean, this is why you see him on this big invest in america tour touring factories making the pitch for his legislation, but to your other point about the economy, i mean, economists i have spoken to for months have said with inflation being as it is and being

many are living in shelters, often unable to go back to their homes. francesca, me, sions, husband was executed by gang members. milo, while my husband was trying to enter the house, they took him, shot him and burnt him with his motorcycle. that's why i came to the shelter with my children. when i returned home, our house was completely burnt. i didn't say anything. my husband was a motorcycle driver. he was the one who took care of all the family. he lacked the train security force as needed to help the state regain control over last territory . 6 months ago, the government requested international military assistance, but nothing so far has come to the appeal reef and leaked us intelligence documents show that russia's wagner group was offering help in fighting the gangs. annalee say that's not the answer to the country's problems. i think that we need to fight also who says ourself. and i think those if, if to be more broadly in helping us on what we, we think we need to work with the da da sprawled international committee entity to find a solution. the white liberal from russell ha

frustrated by businesses tweeting about diversity events, francesca lawson designed a twitter bot tond the scale of the problem. but without any sort of legislation to force companies to close it, it's not happening fast enough. yvonne sintes was the first female to captain a jet airliner 50 years ago. much progress has been made. but this journey has further to go. dharshini david, bbc news. the green party has launched its campaign for next month's local election, and is putting housing centre stage. it's calling for rent controls to be introduced, and wants tighter planning rules on the location of new housing. at an event in suffolk, the green's co—leader, carla denyer, said too many people were trapped in housing that was unaffordable to rent and heat. all over our country, we have people unable to buy a home, trapped in housing that is unaffordable to rent and unaffordable to heat. that is why at the green party would bring in an immediate rent freeze and eviction ban. we can't allow people to become homeless and a cost of living crisis. the former england player luther burrell

it was harder on going to try to do. mohammed's determination is not uncommon, says francesca, more assert. she works for an engineer and believes britons new measures will only increase migrant suffering in calais along also on a did last year. news that illegal migrants in britain would be centered, wanda's sparked panic. all this, at least 2 people took their own lives as a result of see the that the troll has returned from duty to the police station to night they didn't catch any migrants preparing to make the crossing. they show us a boat they confiscated a few weeks earlier. is the cdc? this was in a smuggler vehicle for phil. i asked her why it would up it's you have with how many migraines fit on a bell like this? at least 50. what is your response to british criticism of french police? they're welcome to do better than that. they don't know what's going on here. they couldn't do any better. even with a lot more personnel, it would still be hard or i'm thinking that's because frances channel coastline is 120 kilometers long. here in cali alone, the coast guard has to keep its eyes

and the blow is these two people, powella and francesca, who fell in love with each other, but this isefore, it means that they are in this second circle. in general, yes, well, the lyrical hero, i don’t know how to express it correctly, he sympathizes with them at the same time. and here they are in this position. they have absolutely no remorse for what they have done, but from a point of view. dante, they are just there, because well , they have sinned, so they have sinned, although the person who killed them both. he is in in a more difficult circle of hell, in general, dante is very just, very just, but it is not by chance that we say that in our tradition mercy is higher than justice. here is dante's mercy in my opinion. there is no way, as an artist, he is impeccable more than that, and when paola and francesco meet him and see that he is imbued with sympathy for them, but at the same time, justice is all the stronger. than sympathy, however. they say, they tell him that if we could she we would pray for your soul before god they can't they are in hell. yes, but in them here it

studio to share their reporting and insights, the associated press, tia mitchell, and "usa today"'s francesca chambers. let's start with the speaker. this plan goes nowhere. the senate won't pass it. but it is a negotiating blueprint and it was a big test of loyalty within the republican family to the speaker. he says, i win. it's up to you mr. president. >> he said at the very beginning, we had to show you a plan, even that the democrats have shown the plan. not only did we show you a plan. we're the only ones to pass a plan. so i think it's up to you now, whether the economy goes in any trouble, it's you. because the republicans raised the debt limit. you have not. >> right there, the blame game. if the economy goes into any trouble, it's on you. we have a long way to go, although maybe not a lot of time to get there. the treasury now says sometime in early june, probably. it's a big win. but does it make it harder or easier to get to the finish line now that you have republicans saying take our plan. >> it makes it harder in only standpoints because the plan that republicans have passed is

so, francesca, my heart was one of the best operator of the country is in network coordinated resistance groups from the rhone venture to the riviera and as far north as going double in the adjacent mountains in the best out there was that key, which is where the mecca is and there, of course, the this is where the young mike ezell were hiding and prepared fights, the ambushes and the sabotage to counter the german defenses. pauline, alice, christine. bicycle walked hike to bring money, ammunition and training to the diverse cells in the region. sabotage was needed to delay. to delay any german offensive that martin the coming of the allied invasion operation dragoon. according to the writer acclaimed as a german retreated. 200 villages where some of them murdered raped captures mike ezell were burned alive in building are left hanging by piano wire. the market lost over 600 men. in one of our most audacious feat. upon hearing the commander come out been captured with two of his colleagues and was awaiting for execution, christine, and pulling marched into the german prison purported to

here are these two people, paul and francesca, who fell in love with each other, but this is lawlesse in this second circle. in general, dante well, or a lyrical hero. i do not know how to put it more correctly, he sympathizes with them at this. and here they are in this position. they have absolutely no remorse for what they have done, but from a point of view. dante , they are just there, because well , they have sinned, so they have sinned, although the person who killed them both. he is in a more difficult circle of hell, in general dante is very fair, so he is very fair, but it is not by chance that we say that in our tradition mercy is higher than justice. here is dante's mercy in my opinion. there's nothing like an impeccable artist more than that, a when it means powella and francesco meet him and see that he penetrates them. sympathy, but justice, the stronger. than sympathy, however. they say, they tell him that if we could we would pray for your soul before god they can't they are in hell. yes, but in them that 's human so strong that they would pray and the lyrical hero d

>> hi arthel firefox correspondent is reporting francesca order pozo accused of shooting his five neighbors. bill melugin says he has been told has been previously deported multiple illegal reentries on his record pretty says the suspect was last encountered by ice back in 2016 but also authorities have just announced combine multiple law enforcement agencies are offering a reward of up to $80000 for information that leads to an arrest in this case for their more than 200 officers looking going door to door trying to find will have much more information on this disturbing awful crime coming up on the fox report. stay tuned. steve. arthel: who will christina: thank you very much. we now turn to some positive news. a teenager from new organs is shattering records after being accepted more than 170 colleges. he is not done yet. joins us live from the big easy up next. getrefunds.com can see if it may qualify for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee, even if it received ppp, and all it takes is eight minutes to get started. then we'll work with you to fill out your forms and submi

durov, by the way, it is precisely the troubadours that are read in the divine comedy floors and francescas to test each other in treatment. yes, all their troubles begin. that is, there it makes another attack against this one here. ah, literature on beatrice still acts as a judge. yes, she is her love, her love is strict, her love is demanding. there, this is his, yes, such a pedagogical beginning, such a pastor. i would i was even afraid to be present, but look here again about, but this closeness or grounding, just, it seems to me, this is probably about one thing only from different angles. here he is vergil there. why is it spinning? why did i meet? again, i’ll make a reservation, it’s not my idea, not my discovery, not because the great ones went there too, went down a lot where they went, but because dante is a poet poet whom to send, therefore, in whom he sees a kindred spirit would be a philosopher, well, i’ll safely assume socrates would come well, at worst, then for aristotle yes, it seems to me this is also a very non-random moment. sergeli is precisely with that therefore no.

started on po for the 1st time, but it was becky who went into the lead on lap one will champion francesca. benya was 2nd, but crashed out with 8 left to go. that puts alex marquez 2nd, but he was overtaken on the final lap a by jo ann zach owed. no one could catch becky up ahead as he took his 1st victory in the premier class. it's also a maiden, moto gp race win for the v. r. 46 team, which is owned by motorcycle legend, valentino rossi recovery former world heavyweight boxing champion, anthony joshua has when his 1st fight in more than 2 years, he beat american germane. franklin by a unanimous points decision, but wasn't happy with his performance. the british fighter came into this contest having lost consecutive bouts to w. b, a. i b f, and w b, a world champion. alexander, who said that it wasn't the explosive finish, most expected. instead, it went the full 12 rounds before the judges awarded the win to joshua, and they kept going off to the final bill with the 2 boxes, even to be separated by the use and security. joshua came into the 53 thing to quit . if he lost it didn't go that

younique's center in the final, the russian winning strike set before 7563, raining motor g p champion francesca by nea, had a disastrous race in argentine on sunday was sitting in 2nd place with 8 lapse left when a mistake caused him to crash marco, but that he took his maiden. make moto g p. victory. what conditions that puts him top of the championship by 9 points and new zealand of one the hong kong seven's rugby tournament for the 1st time in 9 years. that 2417. when of a fiji and the pacific island is winning, streak in hong kong at 14th street matches easy women also one that title. all right, that is will you support for now more later? adrian, germany, thanks did. that's it. that is out. give us a few moments to regroup. i will be back with more of the days years. ah mm. a 25 years off to the good friday agreement and did decades of violence in northern ireland. u. s. president joe biden is to mount the anniversary with a visit to ireland. al jazeera examined the agreements legacy from the impact on people's everyday lives to political power sharing and stormont downtown brick cities, f

cnn's manu raju molly ball of time and francesca chambers of usa today. let's start with the debt proposal is a lot for congress to do now that they're back, but this is going to be the defining moment because the debt showdown you're talking about spending cuts. you're talking about government priorities. you're talking about negotiations between the new speaker of the democratic president, so everything is going to get lumped into here. they want to raise the debt ceiling for one year, the republicans say their return spending to 2022 levels they want to rescind any unspent covid-19. relief funds. that is the framework of a republican deal. but do they have full agreement yet, and it's just leverage right? because they know obviously the democratic senate won't go along. question about it. and there are other provisions to that. actually i'm told have gone some concerns with some of the more moderate members, including imposing new work requirements on medicaid beneficiaries for people who are under 60. people have no dependence. i'm told that some cons

francesca is a part of carson that russia has occupied since the beginning of the war. pretty much so in the absence of major new victories, this in the lead up to victory day in russia is something that he can sort of bring home to the people, and i also wonder if it's trying to make a statement. given that conscription is now nearly impossible to escape in russians being digitalis, and we know that there's pressure against that from mothers and wives of men have been sent to war that he is going to release purportedly doing that. i think that's part of it. sebastian, thank you so much. the fbi has arrested two men in new york, accused of operating an undeclared police station on behalf of the chinese government . prosecutors say the station in the chinatown neighborhood was used to monitor and intimidate chinese dissidents in the u. s one of the suspects told the fbi , he opened the office as an overseas service center to help chinese nationals renewed government documents. us. officials have charged 40 officers from china's national police. the justice department say

the francesca government the mayor, and elected officials are nothing but representing the communism. they are not for the people. they fire people like the fire man like the police, public workers. more than 5,000 people, forced termination early retirement. that is why now we see a lot of people dying on the street. a lot of staff in the police. have for police to be on the street. the mayor will not care. if you the public are dying or not. more than 2,000 government employees terminate because they believe in medical freedom. medical choice. and civil liberty that focus the constitution. public people and the people sitting in there the ethic commission. savor public. you have the obligation to work with the d. public service and department of human services and your mandate vaccination. people can go back to work. we have 1, 168 people who are [inaudible] christian who believe in god. terminated by the illegal mandate ridiculousination. why your 3 minutes expired. >> okay. >> there are no caller. >> let's go to -- do i have a motion? so moved. >> second. >> okay. roll call. motio

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