calling for a ceasefire up the country's president has used a major summit to push for peace emanuel mccraw hosted talks with egypt's president abdul fattah el-sisi in paris with jordan's king abdullah joining by video conference the 3 nations agreed to launch a humanitarian initiative for palestinian civilians in gaza in other news speight is facing a diplomatic and humanitarian crisis after more than 6000 migrants crossed from bronco into the spanish enclave of say it's the largest single day influx into the area the spanish government has deployed troops to secure it so that india's daily coronavirus death toll has reached a record high of more than 4300 fatalities were reported on tuesday but the number of new infections continues to fall but he believes that's because less testing is being done what is fear al-jazeera to want to what east next. frank assessment it's . taking for the situation might be an. informed opinion is the u.s. with military positioning in the middle east or is it just a simple. this is a message to the region the united states. its military posture in-depth anal

it's unlikely anything will happen in the immediate future on monday french president of on your mccraw an egyptian president of the c.c. met at a conference on sudan for the egyptian president events that were firmly on his mind saying that he was urgently working on efforts to resolve the conflict. for the current situation we are working urgently and clearly for the return of calm and the end of violence and killing that is taking place we are exacting efforts and will do so there is always hope and hope with all of us moving together to end this conflict in ramallah palestinian prime minister spoke to reporters urging the u.n. to act and asking friendly countries to withdraw ambassadors from israel. speaking enough. to have declarations. must be. illegitimate again this. must be there again as well. but with no breakthrough the u.s. is reiterated its position with the secretary of state and the blinken insisting israel has a right to defend itself palestinian politicians say this isn't self-defense if you ask the president of gaza they would say what the remains to be done is to dro

security council in coordination with egypt and jordan president of money oh mccraw who's been hosting a summit of african nations and spent several days calling for a rapid truce he had talks with egypt's president of the fattah el-sisi in paris while jordan's king abdullah joined by video link speaking in front of an israeli fighter jets however israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to continue his saying hamas and its allies and. our enemies see what price we are charging for the aggression against us i'm sure they will learn the lesson we will continue the operation in gaza no matter how long it takes we took on hamas years back and the enemies around us are learning their lessons of what we can do to them if they dare to attack us hamas a spokesman has said that they too will fight home. let me make it clear all ripper ration jerusalem sold is ongoing relentlessly the israeli enemy is betting on the factor of time and how many losses they think they can inflict upon us but it's a losing bet because the resistance in gaza is ready for a long battle and on all fronts with the gr

security council in coordination with egypt and jordan president mccraw has been hosting a summit of african nations and has called for a rapid troops in other news the number of coronavirus deaths in india has hit another record high more than 4500 fatalities were recorded in the past 24 hours but the number of new cases has been coming down after reaching daily highs of more than 4002 weeks ago so those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after witness statement thanks for watching by faith. hold on to the couple can today and then had but when they. can can and the other behind they may die in the can you read. spam about maybe a shutdown office obviously for the c.g. medina but it will be the. ones in that new one never does go down this openness order than. nothing e.j. shadow collusion of them also amends it should have been the snowball mission for the house from. the roof. and. even. over the. fact that beat beat beat beat beat beat. beat beat beat beat beat beat beat beat beat the songs somewhat. full stomach beat beat beat beat beat beat beat beat beat

calling for a united nations security council resolution to stop the fighting president the man when mccraw news the major summit to push for peace mccrone hosted talks with the egyptian president of the c.c. in paris with jordan's king abdullah joining by video conference the 3 nations agreed to launch a humanitarian initiative for gaza's civilians well the meeting happened on the sidelines of a major african economic summit in the french capital leaders of more than 20 african nations met global financial institutions including the i.m.f. and world bank for the scotians on rejuvenating economies hit by the cove it pandemic that there has more now from paris on what that summit hopes to achieve. well 2020 was a devastating year for african economies bats by the covert 19 pandemic that left sub-saharan countries with a $290000000000.00 shortfall in funding well african leaders joined the representatives for many global international financial institutions as well as the french president to host of this summit to try and discuss solutions to help african countries recover from the economic c

producing and they didn't didn't get their money back on the other hand when you recenter what's mccraw said he wasn't a read of course towards but he's saying give us the ingredients because they have the know how to do it so you can see that everybody is trying to get some writing out of it but and this city is here and this is exactly where the lines up get blurred the jeffrey as a deal was talking about the the case of germany now when you when you look when you listen to i'm going to merkel saying that the the patent wavers would dump and the interpreter know little innovation spirit is she generally is acting on that spirit or just trying to protect biotech. it i think he's trying to protect by an attack because you know the companies develop these vaccines with a lot of public support and i don't see any reason why this would stifle innovation we're talking about a possible temporary waiver during global crisis in order to help the poorest countries you have to remember that oxford developed and that scene and partnered with astra zeneca pfizer received hundreds of millions of do

airport expansions prohibit open air terrace heaters and reduce packaging waste president the man one mccraw is trying to slash greenhouse gas emissions ahead of a deadline in 2030 but as the passion of the reports environmental groups say it doesn't go far enough. the high speed train from paris to the western french city of non takes 2 and a half hours people can also fly between the 2 cities but that is set to change under french president emanuel mackerels new climate law some short internal flights will be banned to help lower carbon emissions so this is one of 5 intercity journeys in france which will now only be possible by road or train. the climate law aims to reduce carbon emissions in france by 40 percent by 2030 with measures targeting industry food and housing it will also encourage grassroots projects like this wind farm located an hour from now and it's financed and code by nearly $400.00 local residents and a renewable energy company and the traditional will change everything but at least we consider it as a good 1st step towards a model where we have more and more course we

calling for a cease fire the country's president has used a major summit the push for peace emanuel mccraw hosted talks with egypt's president abdul fattah el-sisi in paris with jordan's king abdullah joining by video conference the 3 nations agreed to launch a humanitarian initiative for palestinian civilians in gaza where strikes by israel have crippled infrastructure in gaza nearly 450 buildings have been either destroyed or badly damaged that's the latest u.n. estimates that includes $285.00 housing units which are now uninhabitable leaving 2 and a half 1000 people homeless 6 hospitals and 9 primary health care centers have also been either damaged or destroyed among them are those operated by the palestinian red crescent and gaza's early coded test lab $41.00 educational facilities including schools kindergartens and higher education centers including one operated by the un of been hit even as more than 42000 people seek protection in 50 schools operated by the un and the supply of electricity is now down to between 6 and 8 hours a day basic services including water and sanitation hav

mccraw is meeting in some form with lithuania.iled it with the comment you heard from mr. bell of jp morgan about the growth of asia. we review this important statement. there is permanence of growth in asia. it really is leaping out from the rest of the global economy. >> i think it has been the standard performer through the pandemic because of the early control of the coronavirus that has allowed the economy in east asia to get motoring again quickly. the export story is going gangbusters as well. there is no doubt the intention is there. there is that demographic challenge. we had census figures out of china and south korea and we are reminded of the challenges with the aging workforce. tom: what are the limits you observed in the pacific rim of the governments against free market pricing and capitalism? >> we are seeing a good example of that at the moment. china came out with tough comments in terms of where the commodity prices are headed. what exactly can the chinese government to about it? of course, they can perhaps try

governor of texas and the heads of the department of public if safety and the national guard, chief mccrawstings had said. he told me what shows up in texas does not stay in texas and that the mexican cartels are one of the biggest threats right now to new york. >> just this week alone over 1800 pounds of methamphetamine received along the texas/mexico border. 1500 pounds in the rgv, rio grande valley, and we talk about the impacts elsewhere. the governor said they're not keeping it here, a lot of that's headed to new york and other cities throughout the nation. so we know working with the new york city police department that their major, organized crime is really the mexican cartels. maria: the criminal organizations are depending on the u.s.' incompetence at the border. cartels are making $400 million a month for charging between $4,000-50,000 a head to transport people from 51 different countries across the narrow rio grande river. sources told me the cartels are moving 2,000 people a day. we took a boat ride we the a.g. who said the numbers are spiking because they know there are no co

maria: yeah, that was steven mccraw, the head of the department of public safety, he along with nationalkeep texas the country safe how do you like that new york threat no longer bonanno family cosa nostra mafia it is mexican criminal cartel. >> there is going all over the country certainly my state next to new york, new jersey should be called the cartel enhancement plan. for real, and the sick, disturbing part is we are able getting control of this. we were stopping it, it was getting better. anda to perfectly allow this for all these you know people to be coming over wearing biden-harris shirts being encouraged to come into united states, and we are breaking law nobody seems to care about that anymore, the rule of law, is something that guides this country, always, and did we are doing it other ways this administration, even in way that they tried to rule everything by executive order rather than legislation rather than a good debate over issues just we haven't another after another we are literally going back being being to -- in some ways. >> you make a good point, biden overturning

governor of texas, and the heads of the department of public safety and the national guard, chief mccrawhastings said about narcotics. he told me what shows up in texas does not stay in texas and that the mexican cartels are one of the biggest threats right now to new york. >> just this week alone, over 1800 pounds of methamphetamine were seized along the texas, mexico border. we talk about the impacts of elsewhere, the governor said they're not keeping it here. it's not remaining in texas. a lot of that is headed to new york and other cities throughout the nation. so we knee working with the new york city police department that their major threat to organized crime is no longer the monoto family, it's really the mexican cartels. maria: the criminal organizations are benefiting on the u.s.'s incompetence at the border. sources told us cartels are making $400 million a month for charging between 4,000 and $50,000 a head to transport people from 51 different countries across the narrow rio grande river. sources told me the cartels are moving 2,000 people a day. we took a boat ride with the