guys, i'm melissa lee and this is "fast money" tonight's trader lineup tim seymour, james mcdonald, nadine and steve grasso tonight's on fast carter is sounding the alarm on bonds, he says it's time to move to the sideline and plus tilray blazes higher and tim seymour says this is just catching fire. later, the new kids on the block, ipo's next week, find out which names have the right stuff. we start with vehicle jobs report, total bomb, payroll ticking higher, what did the market do? it rallied of course many seeing the weak jobs report giving it prolonger, dow high and nasdaq moving higher, the reflags trade driving energy, industrials and materials rallying strong into the close oil et f gains nearly 5% closing at session highs even parts of the tech trade held up semidconductor and software names outperforming the broader nasdaq what do you make of the action on the back of the biggest job miss in more than 20 years tim, i'm not sure if i told you what the outcome of the jobs report was you could have guessed what this market would have done today. >> i know the market likes, you no h

nadine, how do you start factoring that in, in your view? >> you know, i can't believe the cfo doesn't know what it is, it's just that they don't break it out, that's the key item but i guarantee they know exactly what it is, it's probably a large number and therefore they don't want to report it. you have to believe this is a risk the thing i'd be most concerned about is in-game payment systems required to run through them, that's the real key issue here i don't think it's choosing a number like 15 or 30 or 20%. it's that it violates it's own agreement of what could happen and does provide potential liability. i would be nervous as an owner i don't think it's completely baked in we're looking now, it has more down side than upside. if you are looking to trim or looking to hedge i'd maybe do that before you find out the final answer when the envelope gets open. >> yeah, grasso, where do you stand? this stock already had difficulty even without this epic trial, just because of the context, the back drop of the markets right now. >> yes and bu

nadine >> i would definitely drop it.ecently showing it was a five-year high valuation versus the average. they have done really, really well during the pandemic i think there will be a lot more out of home entertainment, people will spend less on products government stimulus will be softer by the fall we have, call it, 1.5 to 1 downside versus upside i would drot the name. >> dan, best buy, shopping it or dropping it? >> i am shopping this one here i think you make a lot of good points just of late, i mean, the stock just like amazon has not made a heck of a lot of progress. since last summer, it made a 52-week high earlier in the month here i suspect that this company puts up a good quarter and that guidance is better than people expect dean just laid out what the bear case is. maybe they realize some efficiencies -- most of these big box guys, expensive to it's history, trades, expensive to its lihistory, it's still cheap. a good quarter, good guidance, you have the stock breaking out. >> let's move to capri karen, are

nadine, is the best yet to come? had phenomenal numbers we still look for what's coming, what's not known, we like plays that might have two layers of discounts we look more to europe and asia, europe in particular, talked about renault, porsche, v wrks, really like that they're reliesening the technology to others you get a double discount on the geography and strong companies overall looking at uk numbers today, huge in terms of auto sales and i think you will continue to see that throughout the year, i think you can hit the good companies and hold on to these. >> karen, what was this crab-walking thing got you all excited mid-conference call? >> yeah, i just thought you guys should know that the hummer can crab walk which i don't know a daily use that that's necessary but that's a cool thing, thinking somewhat out of the box. but i, you know, really liked what they had to say today i thought there were a few things that really stood out to me one is about how they're going to run their inventory from no on, they t

. >> i guess back to the original question, this time to nadine, does that mean if you think bitcoin is going to dip and rip again, go higher, garden variety pull draw down and then bounce higher, does it say anything to you about the equity markets >> yes and no. it depends where it's coming from today some of the weakness is people couldn't trade the bottom so we heard from clients who have their own personal accounts, not naming places, they couldn't see what they had, couldn't trade, there were some logistical issues here today as we know there's a lot of cash on the sideline instead of people buying the dipsnd broad equity markets there's been cash sitting on the sidelines what that can tell you is when they decide to come back in, you can see an extenned rally -- extended rally and volume supporting that type of rally. so i believe they're a little bit different financial in one way bit different. in one way i'd say this is obviously an asset that is newer and has people nervous when we see volatility spike like we did today. >> yeah. karen, in terms of being a holder of bitcoi

edan and nadine. their young lives have been consumed by conflict. to rubble. with school cancelled, she has been making videos for social media, documenting the destruction by israeli air strikes. one clip of her, distraught, went viral. i don't know what to do, i'm just ten. i'm just ten. it captured the mental trauma of children, who make up half of gaza's two million people. instead of playing games, nadine's been worrying about life and death. me and my brothers are scared for each other, so we always try to be together, because if we die together, that would be the best thing, because we can still see each other when we go to heaven. just a few miles away, edan, who is 11, lives here in southern israel, with his parents and three dogs. they relax me when there's bombs. he rarely leaves the house, so that he stays near the family's bomb shelter inside. at least twice a day, warning sirens have been going off because of rockets and mortars fired by militants in gaza. we have to run to the bomb shelter, and it's so dangerous, �*cause we can die an

edan and nadine. their young lives have been consumed by conflict.l cancelled, she has been making videos for social media, documenting the destruction by israeli air strikes. 0ne clip of her distraught went viral. i don't know what to do, i'mjust10. i'm just 10. it captured the mental trauma of children, who make up half of gaza's two million people. instead of playing games, nadine's been worrying about life and death. me and my brothers are scared for each other, so we always try to be together, because if we die together that will be the best thing, because we can still see each other when we go to heaven. just a few miles away, edan, who is 11, lives here in southern israel, with his parents and three dogs. they relax me when there's bombs. he rarely leaves the house, so that he stays near the family's bomb shelter inside. at least twice a day, warning sirens have been going off because of rockets and mortars fired by militants in gaza. we have to run to the bomb shelter, and it's so dangerous because we can die, and we only have 15 seconds. we

and my two junior ministers, jackie doyle—price and nadine dorries and have both _ doyle—price and nadinelth and social care and your title is director of nhs quality safety and investigators at the department. —— you are a senior civil servant. the department. -- you are a senior civil servant-— civil servant. correct. you been in that position _ civil servant. correct. you been in that position since _ civil servant. correct. you been in that position since 2016. - civil servant. correct. you been in that position since 2016. correct. | that position since 2016. correct. just pulling away from that enquiry into the infected blood scandal, this relates to what happened in the 19705 this relates to what happened in the 1970s and 1980s, when nearly 5000 people with the blood disorder haemophilia were infected with potentially fatal viruses after being given a clotting agent which was called factor viii, much of it imported from the us where prisoners and other at—risk groups were paid to donate plasma which was then given to haemophiliacs was up around 3000 people died after being given bl

when she asked what she would say to nadine if they were to ever meet. >> i would say nothing. i would just hug her. >> reporter: tonight, the israeli media is reporting that they expect a cease-fire as early as friday, but the israeli ambassador to the u.s. has told cbs news that they're looking for a "cure," and not a band- aid. norah. >> o'donnell: all right imtiaz tyab, thank you. and, back here in d.c. tonight, news, the house just voted to create a bipartisan commission. 35 republicans voted with their democratic colleagues,but it could face a challenge in the senate, and tonight the f.b.i. has released new video of the assault. kris van cleave reports from the capitol. >> reporter: tonight, dramatic new video >> reporter: tonight, dramatic new video of january 6 rioters attacking police at the capitol, this man using an officer's baton while hurling obscenities. and here an attacker in a red maga hat wearing gloves with metal knuckles takes a swing at a d.c. police officer. these images just released by the f.b.i., hoping to spark new leads, as key senate republicans com

many activists have since fled bearers will been jailed. nadine baba al jazeera 9 people are dead after mass shooting in the usa of california, a transport employee open fire in a row way maintenance yard in the city of san jose. he killed 8 people and then shot himself. a bomb squad also searched the yard after finding an explosive device . no german scientist believes that worked at white people in very rare cases develop potentially deadly blood clots of, to receiving the astrazeneca johnson and johnson vaccines. research a told london financial times newspaper that the problem has to do with the way that these vaccines deliver proteins which protect cells from kind of 19. and it's thought with some tweaks, the jobs will no longer trigger reaction that can lead to clothing fancy. dan's health ministry is returning 72000 doses because the vaccines are due to expire. all the african countries face the same problem. several governments have decided either to return or destroy tens of thousands of days is mainly because they've been too slow to roll them out. that's m a classic republic

. >> but in gaza that means little to nadine. she's just 10 years old, but she's already seen more death than most see in a lifetime. >> i want to cry. i want to let the anger out of my body because they are killing people that they don't deserve to die. they are just living their own self. they come and kill them. we don't deserve this. >> nadine has a strong message for americans. >> we cannot do anything. we're just dying, the american people. stop giving, stop giving weapons to the occupiers. that's the way that you can help us. >> reporter: israel still has thousands of troops positioned along the board we are gaza, but so far those troops have not advanced and not carried out any ground invasion. richard engel, nbc news, tel aviv. >>> well, we do have breaking news for you this midday. california will not follow the cdc's lead when it comes to masks. they need to stay on even for those who are vaccinated. just minutes ago california health leaders say they will wait until june 15th to remove the mask requirements. we contin

many activists have since fled bearers will been jailed. nadine baba al jazeera still to come in this half hour of news. the protests in rebel held the areas of syria as government areas vote and a presidential election. expect that the hand basher a force the term hundreds of thousands of homes damaged as india is hit by a 2nd cycle and in a week, ah, how much of a u. k has already recorded a wet fist a may on reco, which came off the frosty east and driest april on record for many. and that came off to one of the warmest marches on reco temperature got up to $24.00 celsius. you may recall in london during the month of march that we should get into the twenty's cross at northwestern corner view as we go through the next couple of days. larry of high pressure, which are just not its way and never warm things up gradually, when stays high. 1617 celsius across the north western quarter. but as we go on into the 1st day, the temperatures slowly but surely start to just not up in the right direction. and they're about where they should be. as we go on into the weekends, i some relief ther

been a ruth will been jailed. nadine bob al jazeera iran's president has urged the supreme leader to allow more candidates to run in next month election, which will decide how sondra honey's, replacement in a letter were honey. as i itala ali, harmony to intervene, saying more competition was needed. iran's ultra conservative judiciary chief is the front runner to succeed. ronnie, who is moderate after the guardian council bought several prominent figures from standing in the election, dealing with husky ache. i wish the conditions were different than the guardian council would have allowed more candidates to be added. the nature of the election is competition. if you take this from the election, it becomes a body without life and falls down. this is the essence. there must be a tight race for reelection to happen to a high turn out unimportant election guaranteed to legitimacy of the establishment . and this is a fundamental thing. we have forgotten this. the sun syrians have voted in the presidential election, seen as a foregone conclusion. that will keep president bashar last that

they're doing what i'm used to display this work. nadine is living in a city isn't for the i met in the sahara. i know how to 5. ok. i'm in and they like the lifestyle. it's a herder. none of that. michelle: like i'm an indian coming out of about a 3rd. maybe i could manage in a city too, but i prefer being with them and the nice really all the teams that didn't min tba, one of her early sunday had she's going to jimmy louis. and he used to be that we'd be sitting he with poets and sing is good in that they'd sing about the landscape and would almost compete. it was the bass with dearest, how close you are. but the sky is collapsing over the hill. we're just the smallest box remains where our liaison, everything will be different. now. would you like to see strong or weak as you and i guess i'll have it the same as june. second, i'm just on a good look. your cousin does. he's the only one who can drink that when i look at that, it's a, you know, i think yes, that's true. yeah, i think i'll make you know what i read is another poem. my beloved stands on a hill. the wind tells me of her p

to complete, but it's package hope it will be a place of peace and dialogue for many generations. nadine baba al jazeera time to catch how follows for his gemma. thank sammy, organizes of the lympics that be more of a potential disaster to take a games go ahead. the chairman of the japan doctors union is concerned that bringing together tens of thousands of people from all around the world could lead to the development of a new lympics train of the current of ours. he says, in order to win the battle against the 19, the games must be canceled, may not be offered. you can probably even look up. there is a possibility. the south african, an indian variance could spread around the world through the olympics. and we also cannot deny the possibility of a new very being generated after the game. see if that would happen. it will be called the took you will lympics, barry and gordon, and it would be condemned for the next 100. it is a foolish act of mankind, calculate that a deans at an is stepping down as ram madrid coach for the 2nd time in 3 years is off the route failed to win a trophy for

it's called house of one, and this nadine barbara reports. it's bringing various faith together under one roof. the celebrating the starts of a multi faith adventure 10 years in the making, in the heart of berlin. they've laid the foundation stone of a building, housing, a mosque, a synagogue, and the church. it's called house of one, as well as representing the 3 abraham religions. the idea is to provide a space for events involving people of other faith. so none situated close to where the city sprang up is actually on the site of the famous st. peter's church. bell in landmark finally destroyed by the germans in the 1900. 60 s after lying in ruins, up to the 2nd world war. the projects pastor, so he's glad they're not just rebuilding the old house of worship. as if he's been in this office. we have enough churches here in berlin. it's much more exciting to explore something new. what's changed in our society? that's what most people are. how can people of different religions and cultures live together peacefully? and how can we respond to

during the peak of the fighting we found nadine abdelatif, just 10 years old but with a powerful message >> they don't deserve to die >> reporter: today i met her. >> what has it been like for you and your little brother throughout all of this >> we don't care if they have weapons or anything else. they're scared of us and we're not scared of them. >> reporter: but in israel today the prime minister also claiming victory, warning hamas of a new level of force if it fired first on israel again. nbc's erin mclaughlin met ron arieli, whose house was hit by a hamas rocket before the cease-fire do you think the cease-fire's going to hold >> who knows maybe a month, maybe two, maybe a half year, maybe a year but at soms usually on and on. >> reporter: and once again today clashes at jerusalem's al aqsa mosque it was scenes like these that sparked the fighting two weeks ago. this cease-fire is extremely fragile and hamas is linking its willingness to abide by it to what happens to palestinians in jerusalem. lester >> richard engel tonight, thank you >>> and president biden was asked about that

hope it will be a place of peace and dialogue for many generations. nadine baba al jazeera ah the pope stories now on al jazeera, the united states is warning few faces heavy sanctions. if it doesn't end fighting in the t grade region, the senate foreign relations committee held the hearing on washington in response to the conflict. but we got, it also said that the security situation in te gray has worse than the in recent weeks. in western te gray, security forces belonging to be a part regional government or forcing ethnic to grey and from their homes. and what secretary blinking has described is actually ethnic cleansing. the air trans defense forces undertaking a campaign of unremitting violence and destruction that amounts to the collective punishment. the people of t grey, the violence abuses and atrocities are unacceptable. they must stop now. israel and the us have rejected a vote by the top you in human rights body backing and international investigation into violations during the recent 11 de conflicting gaza earlier. the un human rights chief, michelle marshall is said that

as nadine was saying, that came from lucas shameka himself. are you surprised why, what's happened? this looks like a special operation carefully planned in advance by elevation, special services, and earlier today or mine. before lending displaying. he noticed that he was followed by someone and he managed to our tax colleague saying that i'm likely followed by special services. and again, this looks like a planned operation, yet another special operation planned by a bush and regime and the previous one. but most maybe large scale one was the detention of several opposition activists opposition figures and moscow. and there deputation to many people are now in prison as well. but at the time in russia, there was a special operation together with the russian special services. and here lucas shanker is sort of testing the, the tolerance of the new showing that he can get along with, even at the, at the background of a strange relations with the west and being under sanctions and condemnation. and his legitimate, she's not recognized by you literature, she can still make this powerfu

to complete, but it's package hope it will be a place of peace and dialogue for many generations. nadine baba al jazeera ah era. these top stories, the un human rights council has voted in favor of investigating whether crimes were committed during the 11th day israel palestine complex. it will have a broad mandate with no expiry to look into all alleged violations on systemic abuses. palestinians have welcome the move, but israel says the council is ignoring how much his actions another shameful day for the un human rights council. which not only defamed democracy trying to protect its people. but it, what washes a brutal genocidal terrorist organization that don't only indiscriminately attacks is ready civilians, but abuses palestinian civilians and gather using them as human shields. meanwhile, the united nations asking for $95000000.00 in emergency appeal for god to cover humanitarian needs over the next 3 months. the money is mainly needed for rebuilding or repairing hospitals. schools and sewage and water facilities. aid has begun trickling in on thursday. hundreds of people lined

well, i'll also, i don't the lesson and i couldn't fogel who came to her window. kenneth jen. nadine would've never said you had eclipse to make a military to send this. he come to his subtle and then to learning little bit and i was miss, you know what i got they will have them up to speed. i got the bed and the how will she got there? she said, get the little one lead the as well with that last rule. yeah, we'll do it. so that is solely those are definitely caused by the still caves from the fragmentation slave of one of these missiles that is very distinctive. sooner on schools of occasions. i would guess that is blood and body parts from the individuals who are the victim of the strike. there are far too many incidents of use for this miss out on which are clearly on civilians and noncombatants. women and children groups are women walking down the road. a child playing football, a boy riding his bicycle down the road. he wasn't just struck, that muscle did not just strike nearby. it struck the bicycle itself. incredible accuracy. now this was not by any stretch. the imagination,

, london, minns, and accused journalist from the protests of each of plotting a bloody rebellion. nadine baba reports militia in the better russian president finally commenting on events last weekend. alexander lucas shanker claims he didn't know and opposition of logo was on board a plane that was diverted to the capitol middle school. and he depicted international reaction as part of what he calls a hybrid war. nothing like that is when you ill wishes outside and inside the country have changed their methods of attacking the state across numerous red lines and also the limits of reason and morale, which is across miss lini fashion lucas shank has orders. a bela written fighter jet was sent to a school to ryan a flight minutes before it was due to land in vilnius in neighbouring the way near . all the passengers were taken off, supposedly because of a bomb threat. the plain latest cough without romance process savage. a 26 year old opposition journalist and he's russian girlfriend. sophia, they're both in detention settlement. bella versus state media has this video sophie s a p one. sh

consider a package that would also take into account the events of today will join now in the studio by nadine barbara who's been following developments. he had put an extraordinary story really. and now the plane has left back on its way to you any but roman protests of which has been detained. has an he definitely has . we know this because the bell, erosion, or authorities have actually confirmed that he was detained. not only that, they said that it was on the orders of president alexander lucas shanker, that the plane was actually told to divert and not land in vilnius, but to divert to minsk airport. now base say that was because there had been some sort of security threat reported. but opposition figures in better rosa, quite clear that what happens was that this was a pre planned operation by the location of government. they say these opposition sources favor rahman, protests, of which actually message to friends saying that he believed he was being followed . he'd seen somebody who was observing him before he bought in athens. he was going to vilnius the capital of lithuania, where he

hope it will be a place of peace and dialogue for many generations. nadine baba al jazeera ah, this is algebra. these the top stories, the you and human rights council has voted in favor of investigating whether crimes were committed during the 11 day israel palestine complex. it will have a broad mandate with no expiry to look into all alleged foundations on systemic abuses. palestinians have welcome the move but israel says the council.

to complete, but it's package hope it will be a place of peace and dialogue for many generations. nadine baba al jazeera ah the pope. stories now allow just 0. the united states is warning e. c o p a faces heavy sanctions. if it doesn't end fighting in the t grade region . the senate foreign relations committee held the hearing on washington's response to the.

europe are now demanding immediate explanations and sanctions against the bella roost government. nadine barber reports. this is ramona protest, savage co founder of next or an opposition media channel in belarus. he's now in detention in his home country where he's on a list of individuals accused of terrorist activities. flight truck, his site showed his ryan air flight from athens to vilnius, where he was living changed course, just 2 minutes from the lithonian border. the official bella, russia news agency reported that president alexander lucas shanker, had personally ordered a fighter jet to escort the plane to minsk the cross later continued its journey without ram and protest savage. look, the shanker is sort of testing the, the tolerance of the you showing that he can get along with, even at the, at the background of the strange relations with the west and being under sanctions and condemnation. and his legitimacy is not true. ignited by you literature can still make this powerful moves prosecuted his opponents, even those who manage to escape route. lithuanian president has cal

and jews alike hamas already murdered 2 arab israelis in the city of lodi 52 years old his daughter nadine 16 years old israeli arabs who were murdered a holocaust survivor 85 years old was murdered by hamas in her wheelchair if hamas thinks that they can get away with this they're wrong one found every commander every post until we win and the 53 people have died in gaza or including 14 children and they all members of hamas are needed to die. indeed hamas killed them because we know they didn't kill behind yes they did not come on come on come on they were. women and children you are effectively murdering your own people make no mistake i spent the night in the shelter with my family in the city of atlanta we will defend ourselves and if hamas decides to turn schools into terror bases and hospitals in a cowardly manner into the terror bases they are responsible for murdering their own people you know i'm in the opposition now but make no mistake we are all united we stand strong united and there's one way for this to stop for hamas to lay down its arms and then it will stop. about santa

nadine burke harris is showing this message. >> things are looking up, and there is so much hope, but the pandemic isn't over yet. that's why i'm asking all californians to please get your vaccine as soon as you can, to protect your mother's, your children, your loved ones, and your neighbors. remember, this is not a permanent situation, but a temporary one. >> all right, she also urged families to wear masks when gathering this weekend, but let's ask dr. patel about that. do we need to mask up for mother's day? >> depends on the situation. we know exactly when we do need to mask up, especially if you are in a crowded place, if you are indoors somewhere or if you are mixing household, if one person is not vaccinated. if somebody is high risk, or if it makes you feel more comfortable. i don't think there's any rules about this, just what we know, what we know works and what keeps everyone around us safe. i do hope some people out there are fully vaccinated and they go outside, maybe an outdoor restaurant. they take their masks off. they feel good about it, because the vaccines are work

groups say since last august, around 35000 people have been detained with dozens receiving jail terms. nadine barbara al jazeera well still ahead here on out there where you report from minneapolis, my georgia family and friends have gathered together after his death spot global outrage. and we look at how all gen tina's economy is getting worse, as it's tough to struggle with the number of few corona virus cases to stay with. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to with the sponsored by kettle airways. hello. there we have been talking about that heavy rain toward sections of se, china over the last little bit. i want to get you some amounts here. so a $108.00 millimeters over the past 24 hours. you should see just under $300.00 for the month. that's to say that this is where we usually see those heavy periods of rain. we're going to see a push into taiwan on monday as while. and this is concerning because we know the region is suffering, it's worse strout, and more than half a century, the ground won't be able to absorb all of that rain for se, asia heaviest. rain is through vietnam and louse

james baldwin including one from a viewer named nadine who says that he is 96 years old and still brilliant and she plans to share this program on facebook and somebody else writing into say that james baldwin attended fayetteville state university, another historically black university and is celebrated there. so, certainly a hero. i am also struck looking at these pictures of then corporal baldwin in europe, and then later at the embassy of the kingdom of the netherlands saying that these are people whose lives would have never intersected, and how the forces of history brought them together. in the last minutes we have left i would like to ask you a more reflective question. here we are 75 years after the holocaust, a violent eruption of racism and we are still grappling with the forces of bigotry and hate. what messages do you hope that viewers will take away from these complex stories of true american heroes and, lynn, let us start with you. lynn: certainly the struggle still continue for not only black people, but for all americans. understanding history is exceedingly important becau

alike hamas are ready murdered 2 arab israelis in the city of load. 52 years old and his daughter nadine 16 years old israeli arabs who were murdered a holocaust survivor 85 years old was murdered by hamas in her wheelchair if they must think they can get away with this their wrong will hunt down every commander every post until we win and the 53 people have died in gaza or including 14 children are they all members of hamas who needed to die. indeed hamas killed them because we know they didn't kill behind yes they did not uncommon comfort women who they were israeli. women and children you are effectively murdering your own people make no mistake i spent the night in the shelter with my family in the city of atlanta we will defend ourselves and if hamas decides to turn schools into terror bases and hospitals in a cowardly manner into into terror bases they are responsible for murdering their own people you know i'm in the opposition now but make no mistake we are all united we stand strong united and there is one way for this to stop for hamas to lay down its arms and then it will stop

international civil aviation organization and she's calling for new sanctions to be put on barrows. nadine, very dramatic. happenings that i'm curious, we've seen some pretty strong condemnation from this from around the world. it's growing and growing by the hour on july and the president of the european commission took to twitter a couple of hours ago saying that not only all must passengers must be able to continue their trouble to vilnius immediately. and that safety insured. but saying that any violation of international transport, roads must bear consequences on those consequences. the polish prime minister, mateus moore of yet ski has also, in his words, condemned the detention of mister porter savage. he scolded a reprehensible active state terrorism, and he said that he has asked the president of the european council, the group of heads of government to discuss immediate sanctions against better us on monday when they meet in a shed, your gathering. similarly, the former head of the pin council, donald tusk, has said the what he calls an active state terrorism by president lucas s

to complete, but it's backers hope it will be a place of peace and dialogue for many generations. nadine baba al jazeera. ah, so i'm nick logged into the headlines here now to 0 and jailed hong kong media tycoon jimmy ly has been sentenced to 14 months in jail for his role in anti government protest in 2019 the pro democracy kristen billionaire has already said a 14 month prison term on similar charges. 7 other activists have also been since you and human rights council has voted in favor of investigate.

to complete, but it's backers hope it will be a place of peace and dialogue for many generations. nadine baba al jazeera, the west african regional blog echo was, is courting an emergency meeting to discuss the political crisis in molly, after the army overthrew the interim president and prime minister military says the 2 men have been released from detention after agreeing to resign. but neither of them has actually been seen nick hawks and this update from pamlico, with the latest on their possible whereabouts. we only have the military as word from for, for it, because since they were released, according to the statement made by the military, from the camp of cathy, which is where we stand right now. just 24 hours ago. we haven't seen them. there has been no official statement made neither by the what the former president of transition, by in doubt nor by the prime minister marked our one. we know they've been driven to their houses of official residents under escort and are being held or rather guarded by the security forces. the core of the military unit. that's that, that, that's l

many activists have since fled barrows or been jailed. nadine barbara al jazeera. so the come in this half hour, another mass shooting in the us. 8 people are killed in california. we're live in and hundreds of thousands of homes damaged is india is hit by a 2nd flight loan in a week. ah, hell i once again welcome to look at the international forecast. whether you can find a drive for much of australia, we have got some chevy, right? in the forecast. and so it was a se, and towards the south west lodge area, cloud started just tumble its way through in that room. really, harold, something of a change into western australia as we go on through the next 5 days or so, we could see some wet weather, grassy pushing in. we'll see that re making his way in as we go on through friday through the weekend w. i sing some rather heavy showers, long spells of right and west wind, whether to just making its way away from the south east, just pushing across into new zealand. but from much of all is to say fine and dry with plenty of sunshine. and we will see some shine coming bac

to complete, but it's package hope it will be a place of peace and dialogue for many generations. nadine baba al jazeera ah, so i'm not talking to the headlines here now. 0 and jail to hong kong media tycoon jimmy ly has been sentenced to 14 months in jail for his role in anti government protest in 2019 the pro democracy tourism billionaire has already said we have 14 months prison time on similar charges. 7 of which have also been since a year and human rights council has voted in favor of investigating where the crimes were committed during the 11th day israel palestine conflict. it will have a broad mandate with no expiry to look into all alleged violations and systemic abuses. palestinians are welcome to move. israel says the council is ignoring her math is actions another shameful day for the un human rights council. which not only defamed democracy, trying to protect its people, but it what washes, a brutal genocidal terrorist organization that don't only indiscriminately attacks israeli civilians, but abuses palestinian civilians in gather using them as human shields. meanwhile, t

nadine abdel-taif has become the face of gaza's children. >> i'm only 10 -- >> reporter:er gngal inhi viwsadineear her e f like w is in ruins. one day at least. i never feel safe? my own home. >> reporter: what's it like in your house? >> it's very scary. >> reporter: renana botzer swissa lives in southern israel just a few miles away from gaza. she gets scared every time hamas rockets are fired near her home. she says she knows what she experiences is nothing compared to what nadine does, and when we asked what she'd say if they were to ever meet -- >> i wouldn't say nothing. i just would hug her and tell her that i know what she feels. >> reporter: now according to the united nations children's charity unicef, one million palestinian children, one million, face, quote, disaster if the cease-fire isn't called soon. gayle? >> we're all hoping for that. thank you so much, imtiaz tyab reporting from southern israel. >>> president biden plans to sign a bill today aimed at fighting a surge in discriti asian americans and pacific islanders. the covid-19 hate crimes act passed the house yes

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jews alike hamas already murdered 2 arab israelis in the city of lodi 52 years old and his daughter nadine 16 years old israeli arabs who were murdered in the holocaust survivor 85 years old was murdered by hamas in her wheelchair if hamas thinks that they can get away with this they're wrong 1000 every commander every post until we win and the 53 people have died in gaza or including 14 children are they all members of hamas who needed to die. indeed hamas killed them because we know they didn't kill behind yes they did not and on come on come on come on they were. its people women and children you are effectively murdering your own people make no mistake i spent the night in the shelter with my family in the city of la nona we will defend ourselves and if hamas decides to turn schools into terror bases and hospitals in a cowardly manner into into terror bases they are responsible for murdering their own people where you have shelter to go to the 2000000 people in gaza don't they locked in as well so you can't simply say that. actively kills them because it was an israeli airstrike which

nadine atchison and harry truman are one of history's great odd couples. harry truman the haberdasher son plant spoken guy from missouri dean atchison from groton and yale and his bespoke suits with his guardsmen mustache very unlikely combination, but they really hit off partly because they both had a sense of history harry truman may have not gone to yale, but he had read a lot of history. and he had a great man theory of history and so did so did dean atchison and they bonded and a great one of history's great moments in 1946. before the long telegram as there's many your listeners know democrats lost control of the house and senate 46 terrible election. wipe out for harry truman, and he's coming back to washington defeated. and waiting for him on the train platform there union station is one person. dean acheson was the undersecretary of state who thinks we should welcome the president back. but and and isn't his morning coat, you know, very proper and tron is so grateful for that. he brings adcheson back to the white house. they have a pop. you know,

. >> reporter: nadine never left gaza, often called the world's biggest prison. she learned english watching youtube videos and has a strong message to americans. >> we can't do anything. we're just dyeing. the american people, stop giving weapons to them. that's the only way you can help us. >> that's a lot to watch. >>> coming up -- congresswoman liz cheney strong words for leader mccarthy while congressman kinzinger explains why he and other republicans should not create their own party. >>> and one devastating impact of the pandemic -- devastating health. how kids combat this. health how kids combat this and plans . at thrivent, we believe money is a tool, not a goal. to learn more, text thrive to 444555, or visit thrivent.com. this is the sound of change. it's the sound of low cash mode from pnc bank giving you the options and extra time needed to help you avoid an overdraft fee. low cash mode on virtual wallet from pnc bank. one way we're making a difference. bipolar depression. it's a dark, lonely place. this is art inspired by real stories of people livin

more or less from our various nadine barbara who joins us live from london. the president nadeem said that he had no idea that this journalist, critical of his regime was on board this flight when it was forced to land in med school. are we to make of all of this? well i think it's fair to raise an eyebrow at what alexander lucas has said in terms of what happened to the plane, because he ordered the fighter jets. so actually a school that play into the airport in minutes just before it was due to land in the lithuanian capital vilnius. he says he didn't know that mister potter said, which was on board, but it's clear that robin savage and his russian girlfriend with any individuals who were detained before the plane, then flew on to lift the way. and now of course, the consent knows that he has a powerful alloy in russian president vladimir putin and hence his belligerent language in the last few hours, saying that it is part of an international conspiracy. if you like a hybrid war, as he put it and saying that everybody needs to try to avoid this turning in

captain sergio ramos available after missing since march because of a cough injury a real coach the nadine's adana wouldn't confirm whether the spaniard would feature cricket don't know whether it's because i think all the players that are here with us are ready all of them are in the champions league semifinals and whatever happens we're all going to fight to the death out there on the pitch in a further boost to real madrid veteran defender marcello is available to face chelsea the brazilian had been called up to man the tree polling station duty for regional elections in the spanish capital but a random lady agreed to step in for the brazilian even though she didn't know who he was. u.f.o. will allow teams to postpone matches for up to 48 hours during euro 2020 if they are affected by covert $900.00 cases or mandatory quarantine that will allow teams to bring in additional players but only if they have fewer than 13 available for game day european football's governing body has new measures to help teams cope amid the pandemic countries will also be allowed 26 man squads that's 3 more than