professor seyed mohammad - the coronavirus. professor i seyed mohammad marandi, the coronavirus.tehran. within the past half hour, india has reported more than 300,000 new coronavirus cases for a 12th straight day. the number of deaths from covid rose byjust over 3,a00. meanwhile, a temporary travel ban between india and australia begins today, with anyone breaching the rule to face up to five years in jail or heavy fines. it is the first time australia has banned and put in place criminal sanctions for its own citizens who return home. 0ur correspondent shaimaa khalil is in sydney. welcome to you. this policy is proving quite controversial? absolutely, and the government today has been defending its position to do so, a mask escalation really in those strict measures, on another level, you say —— a marked escalation. the first time to —— the first time australia blocks its citizens but the threat of jail threat ofjail time and thousands of dollars in fines that has sparked outrage at —— and critics have called this immoral and some have had this brand as unaustralian and racist

like mohammad who have lost their lives, given their lives for america.ave to look forward be figure out r out what we can do to help those waiting in line. >> general milley said it's too soon to talk about a mass evacuation. do you agree? >> no, i don't agree. i think we need to be talking about all options and everything needs to be on the table. we're three weeks into this withdrawal. taliban are not waiting. they're looking for interpreters translators right now. they're going to try to kill people as quickly as they possibly can. the enemy never waits on us. we don't have a lot of time here. we need to be talking about evacuations, sig, getting all options on the table. congress is looking forward to working with the administration to get this done. i think it's important for me to say, andrea, i think the administration takes this extremely seriously. the department of defense, state department, men and women that share my view this is a moral imperative and we have to get it done. but there's a gap between sentiment and good intentions and putting

do you think, mohammad, that the fed is behind the curve? inflation like this would confirm they are behind the curve and lead to the type of action that legitimately spooks investors. >> because they have moved to the top down approach it will take many months of high inflation prints for it to be convinced its behind the curve i don't think the fed will prematurely respond. as much as i think they should follow what the bank of canada and the bank of england did, they are not going do that their credibility would be at stake. they are going to wait this out. that's what the market is worried about, is that because the fed may ends uphaving to slam the brakes, the market will start tightening ahead of the fed. and that's what investors have to and a half garrett if inflation numbers remain high. >> what if they don't? what if the fed is right are you convinced that that is the story here a lot of what drove the higher prices have to do with post pandemic phenomenons and trends, like airfares, and sporting goods tickets, and used cars, and a

i'm mohammad amir mohammad khan, known as suleiman to family and friends, the raja of mehmoodabad.rom a muslim family which once ruled a very large feudal estate, including a beautiful palace called the qila of mehmoodabad. the indian government is laying claim to my property, saying that it is enemy property. no one is paying for it. so these days, everything is crumbling. this dispute goes back to 1947, the partition of india into two states, a muslim majority state called pakistan and a hindu majority state of india. it was estimated that a million people died, ten million people were displaced. some muslims went to the state of pakistan. many hindus came to india. it was not just the country that was divided, families were divided too. in the late 50s, my father took pakistani nationality, and that is when my family's problems began. because when india and pakistan went to war in 1965, the government laid claim to our properties. there was an act of parliament called the enemy property act, which empowered the government to take over, temporarily, the properties of pakistanis.

rhythm of our thank you so much mohammad away. thank you. u.s. coast guard ship has fired warning shots of 13 boats belonging to the iranian revolutionary guard came close to american navy vessels in the strait of hormuz this is the 2nd such incident in less than a month after washington has accused iran of unsafe behavior all this comes as world powers seek to bring to iran and washington back into compliance with the 2015 nuclear deal. still ahead on al-jazeera a cyber attack on a major all pipelines supplying fuel to much of the u.s. east coast highlights the severe vulnerabilities in american infrastructure. and a report from sudan on how people smuggling is flourished since conflict broke out today bringing theo here. that weather has been very unsettled across southern parts of the u.s. recently more thundery downpours coming in as we go on through the next couple of days actually all linked to this very active cold front possibility of some tornadoes as this system continues to just drag its way further eastwards across those southern stat

this time no file is we have 2 very young leaders with the potential to shape the future of chat mohammad this debbie who is now the leader of the military junta and at the same time you have 6 a muslim who is a young vibrant opposition figure who can electrify the people and has mass message seems to resonate among many many charge against who do you think will be the key player in deciding who should take over internal or foreign diplomacy. of course in terms of foreign diplomacy do you want this artist's got to continue which favors the family it is but in terms of the restated its he and the real support that the chance would have there would it look for the head of the rebels and protest services to back him up because he brings hope it brings hope of change in terms not only on the political aspect of geopolitical aspect but especially in terms of this is the economy situation of people we don't have to forget that in chad you know there are were discovered in the south and it's very small and flowing through come iran and it's very small portion or negotiate nobody that benefits fr

police are looking for this man farrakhan mohammad. they say shots rang out during a dispute with two men. one of the victims, a 23-year-old tourist from rhode island, said she thought she'd never see her baby again. >>> now to the pandemic. guidance and recommendations for indoor mask wearing could soon be changing. dr. anthony fauci saying it might be time to relax the rules because of climbing vaccination numbers. i talked about it earlier with dr. patel. dr. patel, thanks for joining us. dr. anthony fauci says new mask guidelines may be coming regarding indoor use and masks could soon become seasonal. what do you expect to hear from the cdc? >> i would expect to see the cdc come up with more stipulations about when masks can be lifted regarding vaccination status, community transmission and the type of indoor business people are in. i agree with the seasonality. i think masks are going to be here to stay. especially if someone has cold symptoms or are in a crowded place, traveling or whatever it may be. >> this week kids as young a

dr mohammad munir from lancaster university, _ emerge.ill govern which countries people can travel to without having to quarantine. there's huge anticipation from businesses that rely on british tourists in countries that could be included on the "green list" of destinations. neil breakwell owns gaffers bar at las americas in tenerife. thank you forjoining us. you have owned the barfor ten thank you forjoining us. you have owned the bar for ten years, i understand, in a place where tourism is the driving force. what has the last year been like? flat is the driving force. what has the last year been like?— is the driving force. what has the last year been like? not the best. but we last year been like? not the best. lbut we got _ last year been like? not the best. but we got through _ last year been like? not the best. but we got through it. _ last year been like? not the best. but we got through it. we - last year been like? not the best. but we got through it. we are i last year been like? not the best. j but we got through it. we are ju

amina and salah mohammad's daughter live in stark contrast to generations of daughters before them. >ters have a good education? >> because there is no difference between boy and girl for me. they are equal. and sometimes they can do better than the boys. >> it's our generation, so we girls, we boys, that we are studying, we all are growing all together. we all will be educated. these are positive things. our education will change everything. >> reporter: but that future now at risk as u.s. troops withdraw from their country, control her. >> your daughter, they said they were worried abouthe the americans leave, will the schools still be open? will the taliban come? are you worried? or are you confident about the future? >> oh, you've got the eiffel tower on the shelf. >> reporter: madea and mastora are like any other teenage girls. i met them two weeks ago, their vision of the world full of wonder, minds overflowing with imagination. >> oh, that's lovely. >> i have drawn this with pen. >> it's very good. >> reporter: dreams of a different life far away from home. >> i would like to g

parked in his patrol car christmas eve three and a half years ago will learn his fifd. 24-year-old mohammad ali faces 15 years to life for the death of andrew cavalieri. he was traveling more than 100 miles per hour when he slammed his car into officer camalleri's car. the officer's mother is expected to address ali at today's sentencing. >>> the later on the cyber attack that shut down a major u.s. pipeline. coming up next on "today in the bay" the impact it's having on the price you pay for gas. >>> did elon musk help or hurt the coin during the "snl" debate. the doge father may have a shift in a bit. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> good monday morning. right now at 4:40 we are under a microclimate weather alert. hot and dry conditions continue today as we start out in san jose, we're already at 55 degrees and we're going to hold steady here for a few hours and then see those temperatures rise quickly going through late morning, as we get ready to head into the 80s today. some spots hitting the 90s. we'll talk about that, and the end of the week cooldown coming up in a few minutes

crescent from approaching the injured palestinians before taking them away to unknown areas ok let mohammad we're going to leave it there but we really appreciate your insights to the south and that is mohamed fahmy i'm a journalist from ramallah in the central west bank where some of the protests are taking place right now thanks for coming on twat. thank you for watching just come home safe here in moscow back again that's healthy. if they give you the justice of the law even i don't even want you to tell me stuff . for you which. to morning just was just a suggestion you could pick. your brain off some of the sick want to go to poetry or the spirit would want to shift to shows when the person. was hip low and shallow still and this was told to get. the skinny kyung vocal cream you brought up steve schmidt out of that you really do a see a show she's my buddy t. a month ago they use nothing because it seems less an issue of good vocal killed off you can go but in addition to the she can take it down the you want my b.b. and i should be can it be shown yet thank you squeaky on the show bec

as you're speaking we're showing pictures of some of the children rula mohammad was only 5 years old a few of the others were all there lina and cherie and 15 demerara alex rangi 15 many of them of course would have seen their previous escalation of violence in dollars lies well back in 2014 how do you even begin to deal with the trauma of these children when really what we're seeing is layer upon layer upon layer of traumatic experiences. and did what something like this does to these children is that it it basically. raises or destroys all the work that has been done with him so far let's let's the number of these are children who are not only witnessing every few years and escalation such as this one which is terrifying of course but they live under a very brutal and violent siege which is their daily life it is their daily life to live on their very busy tight military control of the skies of the sea of the land . movements are completely restricted it's a very militarized context that they live in and they obviously see also many times with which we don't hear about all the fish

international community to help stop the violence and at an emergency meeting qatar's foreign minister mohammad bin abdurrahman al thani call for an effective arab position to stop attacks and violations palestine's representative demanded urgent action to mobilize international support to pressure israel. and we've just got some pictures in showing this building being hit by an israeli drone strike there it is it's not known if anyone was occupying the residential building at the time we know the israelis normally use projectiles to warn that the building is about to be hit before it is well those are the headlines the news continues here now jazeera after one of many statements about it. al jazeera is news now the biggest stories of the week delivered to your inbox last analysis and opinions that have the wealth to subscribe of the conversation. every year workers from dry land travel 8000 kilometers to scandinavia as vast forests and that as you read. sweden's lucrative very trite depends on a mule but all conic believe what fed from being to peer into your burden by heavy long there's no gu

when they like mohammad need to combine you and the media to make them a. never mind yeah and i'm. young now i'm with ya lad but i am i feeling and. that's what i'm proud that i'm saucy i'll be on the money and my fat my something to be a best mexican navy. and becoming a company i want a little rest when you and. i need blood after all you don't need any up on the money i'm a mess and even a kind of a mom thought isn't anything right. now is a founding member of the north star ultras it's. a funny man idea. that if there is. yeah and you will and. i don't understand you if we do and if we democrats. that i don't think i do who and i didn't get to read and understood that it was silly to say i was an on the need to be learning young men so we'll see. them and get through and then someone wants a lot of work and i'm going to be there for her to get through. the previous decades female fans were often harassed at the stadium. older fans tolerated it the younger generation to not. i am looking back at my game from one then read somebody's mind i do not feel lucky enough to have had a

. [♪♪♪] "marcus y mohammad gulab en el 2010". [♪♪♪] [♪] [♪] [♪] . >> ♪♪ (mÚsica) ♪♪. >>>> en telemundos informaciÓn de Última hora que nos llega desde san josÉ, donde autoridades investigan un apuÑalamiento. de la vÍctima se sabe que es un hombre adulto que terminÓ con heridas graves, esto ocurriÓ en la calle 2 y margaret, oficiales estÁn en la escena recopilando evidencia, los mantendremos informados, por ahora muy buenas tardes y feliz dÍa de las madres a todas ustedes que se informan con este, su equipo de telemundo 48, soy fÁtima navarrete. por segundo aÑo consecutivo las madres festejan su dÍa en medio de la pandemia, estamos en vivo desde san josÉ para ver cÓmo la familias del Área de la bahÍa aprovecharon que tenemos menos restricciones sanitarias para celebrar, buenas tardes. >> buenas tardes, fÁtima, muchas madres de familia decidieron celebrar este dÍa tan especial al aire libre, a peso ade las altas temperaturas que hemos estado viendo este fin de semana, algunas de estas madres me dijeron que esta era la primera vez que veÍan a sus hijos despuÉs de dos aÑos o casi un aÑo y

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killed 9 people including 3 children and assad let it out that the children 8 months old were killed mohammad who is getting married 5 days after eat was killed how is this a children's fault that girls between the ages of 7 and 9 have died how is this their fault we were just sitting outside the house waiting for the call to prayer from us military sources told us they believed israel was targeting a palestinian islamic jihad fighter who they said had earlier fired an anti-tank missile at an israeli jeep narrowly missing its civilian owner. ah ah that attack coincided with the hamas rocket strike on jerusalem 7 missiles fired one intercepted 6 falling in open ground israel's prime minister said that crossed a red line requiring a forceful response on his. colonel we will not tolerate harm to our territory to our capital tossed citizens or to our soldiers here attacks as will pay a heavier price. the numero. no i tell you citizens of israel the current confrontation the last for a while we didn't want to scale ation but here chose to escalate it will fill our own strike. and i said earlier bl

girls were finishing school and streaming out of the gate dozens of wounded civilians were rushed to mohammad ali jinnah hospital many in a critical condition i am human i love it unfortunately during the time when students were coming out of the school a powerful explosion happened and the number of children will wind it and you can say that all the hospitals are full of victims. those who lost their lives lined up in the corridors a family members checked to see they'd lost their loved ones concerned people can't stop to donate blood because the lot of them. were a lot of casualties there were a few male victims but most of them were female school students the victims were female school students the bodies were everywhere and some of the bodies were missing here. took place in. a predominately and huzzaing neighborhood these groups have often been at the receiving end of violence by armed groups in afghanistan due to religious and political differences rights groups say there has been a recent surge in targeted killings of women and religious minorities no group has yet claimed responsibili

many states declared journalists to be frontline workers, the few have inoculated them. journalist mohammad m. ron was a friend of another methods that a guy just double the government is claiming the jolissa number has been declared frontline worker and would be vaccinated at the earliest. but none of that has happened because none of the journalist numbers have been vaccinated. television news report, a new the sri and the badly affected state of be hard says journalist there live in fear. how much it's very difficult for us. very, very difficult. but someone has to report from the field. someone has to work someone has to show the real pictures. so we not work last year and this year too. but this time, there are many journalists in several states who have died and looking at those deaths, we feel afraid. but if you're going by safety, it's very difficult to do the job. researchers say off the journalists have died since the pandemic began last year. more than 2 thirds lost their lives and start of april this year, just accepting the re book vision or just something not really solve the

today as we joined mohammad, he held his dozing boy. muhammad telling me omar is his [ speaking feign languag ] he props omar on his knee and asks, he's 5 months old. what did he do. as we parted i asked muhammad what kind of life he wants for omar. he says he wants his baby son to have a beautiful life without bombings. i ask if that's possible here in gaza. he says that'll be very difficult. >> matt, we can see the destruction behind you. you were telling us it's a bombed out building. you're also learning more on the developments of the negotiations under way, how negotiators are still trying to to hammer out terms of a lasting truce tonight? >> reporter: there's quite a bit of diplomacy on the ground here today. egyptian mediators, some of whom we saw in gaza today, are trying to hammer out the final details of that cease-fire. the egyptians also saying they're working on opening channels of communication between hamas on one side and israel and secretary of state blinken saying he'll be traveling to the region in the coming days. d

named allows your mohammad wrapped around a stokely carmichael and all of those organizations that they had it out but what he also highlighted an underlying was that these organizations had to be stopped in forming coalitions warming coalitions between black organizations and organizations such as lawrence the young patriots here in chicago other organizations not only of color but s.d.s. and radical and revolutionary white organizations and who was deathly afraid not only of the messiah the black messiah as it were but also in their organizations and the power in a and the threat of them coming together particularly in an era where not only black power and black lead. aeration was at the forefront but also the fight against imperialism and the war in vietnam the techniques that the f.b.i. used to assassinate hampton. and you expose much of this kind of lay out how they operate let's begin with the informant o'neill and of course this was something that was part of malcolm x. assassination they withdrew the or they arrested the. his bodyguards outside there were 9 informants inside the

state when it split and sank, according to officials, a rescue operation is underway. president mohammad, which is called the accident, devastating in your foreign ministers, are meeting in portugal to discuss their response to bell whizzes, arrest of dissident blogger rama. for the future and his girlfriend, after forcing his plane to land, they are expected to discuss sundays, forced landing of the ryan air flight, which the german government has called an unacceptable act. he was president joe biden has ordered intelligence officials to deliver a new report on the origins of the covered 1900 pandemic within 90 days by and says us intelligence agencies are divided over whether the virus emerged from human contact with an infected animal or from a laboratory accident a joined to china, w h o study published in march, said that it was highly improbable that the covered 1000 virus leaked from a research laboratory in hon. it concluded that it most likely spread from baths to humans through an intermediary species that hasn't been identified yet. and d w william blue cross following this s

named allows your mohammad wrapped around a stokely carmichael and all of those organizations that they had it up what he also highlighted in underlined was that these organizations had to be stopped in forming coalitions forming coalitions between black organizations and organizations such as lawrence the young patriots here in chicago other organizations not only of color but s.d.s. and radical and revolutionary white organizations and hoover was deathly afraid not only of the messiah the black messiah as it were but also in their organizations and the power in a and the threat of them coming together particularly in an era where not only black power and black lead. aeration was at the forefront but also the fight against imperialism and the war in vietnam the techniques that the f.b.i. used to assassinate hampton. and you exposed much of this kind of lay out how they operate let's begin with the informant o'neill and of course this was something that was part of malcolm x. assassination they withdrew the or they arrested the. his bodyguards outside there were 9 informants inside the

of parliament has unanimously voted to cancel extending the president's term in office president mohammad of the law he mohamad has directed the prime minister to prepare for elections parliament approved a 2 year term extension last month but that sparked protests and fighting in the capital 100 and in february but he stayed on as talks on a new election stalled for astronauts are on their way back to earth from the international space station that capsule will splash down in the gulf of mexico off the coast of florida the 1st crew to be brought back from the station by space x. as part of its partnership with nasa once it lands the company hopes to refurbish the capsule to be used again on the future missions. it's good to have you with us hello adrian figure here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera india's coronavirus crisis continues to spiral out of control a record 3700 people died in the past 24 hours according to indian media and there were 392000 new cases the government is desperate to expand its facts of the.

to judea is the area which is certain it's a focal point of process against the land sake over or mohammad dahlan has the founder of mohammed dahlan associates he says the vast discrepancy between israeli and palestinian forces is complicating matters even further. they have force sometimes have also a listening ear from the israeli land or 30 when they speak they said initiated this process of just studying this land in 100-6972 under their name the israeli lamp authority did not really pay lots of attention as it would have done in the palestinian was that you can and very easily just out of the land under under the name without enough proper documents as you can understand as the really governmental to support these claims groups actually they are very some that are very afraid of them. at some point but the trinity to support them all the time and they support them and just not that they support them in other issues you know that have to do with settlements in east jerusalem including taking property in east jerusalem palestinians who are not living in east jerusalem and the prefix tha

many states declared journalists to be frontline workers but few have a knock at them journalist mohammad emraan was a friend of the meds. the government is claiming that journalists in the middle have been declared frontline book and would be vaccinated at the earliest but none of that has happened because none of the journalists in number 0 have been vaccinated researchers say off the journalists who have died since the pandemic began last year more than 2 thirds lost their lives in the start of april this year just. maybe we should all just ideas. i mean for just. me and. when it comes to death of journalist due to that mine team india is among the top 3 countries in the world behind brazil and peru more than 3 journalists have died every day from car that 19 from the start of a pullback here and it suspected to have killed another $72.00 since then despite the vaccine shortages journalists organization say those risking their lives to do their jobs should be protected by the government and is a problem al jazeera new daddy it's predicted that electric cars will sell traditional intern

across the occupied west bank on tuesday it processed against israeli aggression prime minister mohammad is urging the international community to act to end the violence in gaza. the danger must. be describes all of the. legal. illegitimate again this. must be there again. must be some of the best of the. presentation of the science. of injecting. senior india overall is just shy has resigned from a government coronavirus advisory group that looked insinuate variance he had raised concerns the government was not paying enough attention to the more contagious indian strain much of the united kingdom is taking a major step toward normality this monday coronavirus restrictions are being eased across england wales and most of scotland's pubs restaurants cinemas and sports venues are among the businesses being allowed to reopen their doors a complete lifting of covert 19 measures is to in june. southwestern india is bracing for impact as a severe cycle and heads toward the country cycle i'm told hey is solve ready calls heavy rains and flooding has killed 6 people the storm is expected to hit

international community to help stop the escalating violence and emergency meeting qatar's foreign minister mohammad bin abdul rahman anthony called for an effective arab position to stop attacks and violations palestine's representative demanded urgent action to mobilize international support to pressure israel let's bring in phyllis bennis she's a fellow at the institute for policy studies she's author of the book understanding the palestinian israeli conflict a primer and she joins us via skype from washington d.c. phyllis good to talk to you we've seen yet more deadly exchanges of rocket fire between the israelis and the armed groups in gaza today how worrying is this latest escalation do you think. this is very very dangerous it's dangerous both on the ground in terms of human cast we've already seen i think that figures now are 32 people who have been killed in gaza of whom 10 were children or women one who may have been in a hamas member but it's not only the immediate it's also the way it's been responded to in the international community particularly by the united states this notion what we

strike across the occupied west bank on tuesday to protest against israeli aggression prime minister mohammad tires calling on the international community to take action to end the violence in gaza. well sunday was the deadliest day of his radio raids since the campaign began a sharp rise in the number of palestinian kills killed with rescue teams working around the clock to help the survivors the details in this report. calling for survivors in a room flattened by rocket fire. and a sign of life a man calls back in july. this residential building was struck by israeli rockets in gaza city. team talk to him and we'll get him out in a minute we hope that his sister is alive as well and we can get her out to others didn't survive. it's delicate work for rescue teams and. pulling survivors out with their hands ensuring there are no people life before they inch forward with an excavator. the number of people under the rubble is still unknown as we heard from the families and the neighbors it's a large number. from a number of people buried under the rubble it's clear they didn't have enough warni