of congo $21.00 runners die is extreme weather hits during america and in the northwest of china. and the battle of the railway, 4 years after the fight against iceland. h rebels, we look at the philippines governments reconstruction efforts. ah. our top story, people in government offices in gaza, our resuming their work today has rubble across the territory is being cleared local government activities that stopped when is really strikes began on may, the 10th, the un has called for a full adherence to the sci fi, announced on friday, it's also called for immediate humanitarian assistance for palestinians. 800000 people no longer have regular access to clean water. after half of the pipes were damaged in the air strikes, thousands have been left homeless. airforce, it has more from gaza. where here in the middle of garden city outside, what used to be the rock tower. and just in this one cation, there is a vast amount that is required to be done. we've seen a huge dig, a struggling to even clear a little bit of the roadway to allow more vehicles to get through. there's gridlock ar

city of goma and $21.00 runners have died as extreme weather hits during a marathon in the northwest of china ah. their attentions again at the alex a most compound and occupied east jerusalem after it was reopened for jewish visitors. more than 100 israeli jews have been allowed to enter the courtyard there . the group has been escorted by israeli security forces for employees of the mosque board were arrested during the visit. me joins live now from damascus gate outside the company. what happened? well the from what we understand about the, as you said about more than 100 jewish visitors enter, there must compound these. there are times allocated during week days for such visitations between 730 and 11 am local time. and then we will have that again at, at 1 30 pm now. so in about an hour and a half. so this was the 1st time you actually had a group of jewish visitors entered the l. x must come bowed. since ramadan. usually the makeup of these visitors are a jewish settlers or ultra nationalist israelis. so it's all is quite provocative and is all is quite bench. and now we don't what we u

. >>> a prominent member of the hong kong trail racing community is among the 21 people killed in a marathon tragedy in northwest chinathe best ultra endurance athletes in the world. chinese state media report extremely cold weather killed the 21 runners, at least eight others were sent to hospital, and you can see some of the search and rescue efforts going through the night into early sunday here. the 100 kilometer race began saturday under seemingly normal conditions. but as the weather turned bad, icy rain and gale forced winds lashed the many. some in higher altitudes reported hypothermia. the race was called off. by sunday morning, more than 150 people were confirmed safe. >>> and a volcano erupts sending people running from their homes. when we return, we talk to somebody who witnessed this terrifying moment and shows us the destruction it left behind. >>> later, a live report on the bbc's infamous interview with diana princess of wales, the journalist at the heart of it is speaking up for the first time. ♪ every day ♪ ♪ dove and degree fund local youth programs. ♪ every day u does good ♪ unilever feeling slugg

raising an alarm here because china wants to set up bases on the eastern side of africa that'll give them access to the atlantic. they already have a base on the northwestted in being a global power. and if you're going to be a global power, you have to have military bases from where you can project with power to and project power from that base in that regional area. and china is all about doing that. and africa is one of their central objectives. molly: and this is one more thing to watch as they try to brand their empire. general jack keane, thank you very much for your insight. we appreciate it. griff? griff: severe storms may change travel plans for millions this weekend. we'll tell you about that and look at the forecast across the country next. ♪ ♪ priceline works with top hotels, to save you up to 60%. these are all great. and when you get a big deal... you feel like a big deal. ♪♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. california's choice beauty? pretty boy. or a beast? john cox grew up with nothing; made himself a remarkable success. california's falling off a cliff. high taxes, unaffordable costs! even elon musk left! gavin's mismanagement of c

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china. the people forced into caves to escape violence the reality in the taliban stronghold of northwest pakistan. i'm british manager welcome to news you could join us we begin in taiwan which has become the new home for thousands of hong kong political persecution at home according to government figures more than 10000 residents permits were issued to people from hong kong last year alone many of them escaping beijing's crackdown the democratic freedom that taiwan provides has also allowed dissidents to do what is now unthinkable in their former home publish the democratic views and ideas. printing in progress this is the 2nd issue of flow ha a quarterly magazine launched by home called activists only have this year as a forum for hong kong issues but it can't be published in hong kong and the beijing stroke own hand national security is all so everything a stand in democratic taiwan. while so far as iran has been very supportive of it and we've mentioned hong kong the civil societies of the 2 places are deeply connected we've received a lot of help from taiwanese design is printers engineers a

china. the people forced into caves to escape violence the reality in the taliban stronghold of northwest pakistan. i'm british manager welcome to news glad you could join us we begin in taiwan which has become the new home for thousands of hong kong has political persecution at home according to government figures more than 10000 residents permits were issued to people from hong kong last year alone many of them escaping beijing's crackdown the democratic freedom that taiwan provides has also allowed dissidents to do what is now unthinkable in their former home publish the democratic views and ideas. printing in progress this is the 2nd issue of. a quarterly magazine by hong kong activists this year as a forum for hong kong issues but they can't be published in hong kong under konya national security so everything democratic taiwan. well so far as iran has been very supportive of it and we've mentioned hong kong the civil societies of the 2 places are deeply connected we've received a lot of help from taiwanese design is printers engineers and scholars all without their support we would not have

breaks in indo china, for example in thailand, bangkok, 33 degrees and plenty of sun ahead for the week after the philippines. and we do have tropical depression. dante, moving northwest over the philippine see it is likely to stay out towards sea, just whipping up the waves there and some heavy rain for central and southern areas of the philippines, off to australia and 2 things i want to talk about here. we do have a cold friend toward western australia, but 1st the temperatures look at melbourne 1.7. the coldest may morning in 72 years . you should be about 10 degrees for your overnight low. there's this weather for western australia right now, and we've seen really wet conditions in some spots that we haven't seen for months and even years. and then for new zealand, this potent disturbance impacting the canterbury region. christ church 92 millimeters of rain that's well above may average and that heavy rain will continue on monday. the who's the power does the team from a smaller league draw the bigger crowd. why does the irish flag fly higher? i just got to the club. what is it about the celtic that has the world over healing them all? politics and football goes

to push out into the south china sea, we continue to see what happens with the uighurs in the northwest, and you also have continuing to cover up for last year and the origins of the coronavirus. it is an incredibly complex threat environment right now, and we are unfortunately scrambling to address these real threats from foreign actors because our own house is in such disarray and we are fighting each other, and it is only going to get worse. we are all watching to see what happens with the show open -- chauvin trial result, and you can bet your bottom dollar that whatever happens they are, it will be amplified by russian disinformation actors, by anyone who wants to cause chaos in the united states. margaret: i remember from the mueller report, that was one of the keys that stood out to me is that race-based divides is things that russians often honed in on. it is looking through the cracks to exploit. i remember the media in the room -- so how much of this, whatever the media means these days, i know what it means at a network where there are editorial standards that we have to live by, but when you were talking about this, were you talking about anybody w

china. so bangkok, pretty much a week of sunshine ahead for you off to the philippines and yeah, we've got tropical depression. dante move in northwest up the philippine see it is really turning up the sea and it is spreading rain across the philippines on monday and really the days to come off to china and along the pearl river valley are plum rains are falling, crashing into taiwan, which is concerning because taiwan dealing with drought conditions the ground just won't be able to absorb all of this rain. and remnants of what was the chronic storm. yes. has really been felt into calcutta, 401 millimeters of rain over the past 5 days. you consider the average for the month is a $133.00 for coal cutter. and that heavy rain continues west bank on monday into bangladesh and de paul, and elsewhere in india we will see some heavy showers along the western gods for you. on monday, the a weekly critique of the stories hitting the headlines. the news media have been left to sort through mixed messaging on a quite complex story from mainstream street journalism. the listening post covers the way the news just cover on a just i was just there

china. so bangkok, pretty much a week of sunshine ahead for you off to the philippines and yeah, we've got tropical depression. dante move in northwest up the philippines. see it is really turning up the sea and it is spreading rain across the philippines on monday. and really the days to come off to china and along the pearl river valley are plum rains, are falling, crashing into taiwan, which is concerning because taiwan dealing with drought conditions the ground just won't be able to absorb all of this rain and remnants of what was the chronic storm, yes, has really been felt into calcutta, 401 millimeters of rain over the past 5 days. consider the average for the month is a $133.00 for coal cutter. and that heavy rain continues west bank on monday into bangladesh and paul and elsewhere in india, we will see some heavy showers along the western gods. for you on monday. sponsored call cut on airways. i'll just there a word it goes to algeria and tune is here to meet some of the world's most passion football fan. i sold my clothes to go to the stadium. loyal supporters, football, hooligan, wearing stream fandom can have life changin

push out into the south china sea, we continue see what happens with the uighurs in the northwest, and then you've also got continuing to cover up for last year and the origins of the coronavirus. so it is an incredibly complex threat environment right now, and we are unfortunately scrambling to address these real exigent threats from foreign actors because our house is in such disagree, and we are fighting each other, and it's only going to get worse. and i think we are all watching to see what happens with the chauvin trial results in minnesota. and you can bet your bottom dollar that whatever happens there, it is going to be amplified by russian disinformation acts. it is going to be amplified by anyone that wants to cause chaos in the united states, and there are plenty of those that don't have our best interests at heart. >> yeah, i remember from the mueller report, those were one of the key nuggets that stood out, that race base desire divides were one of the things the russians often hoped in on. it looks for the cracks, it seems like, in our society, to explode. as the number of media in the room that's a member of the media in the room. so how much of

china sea. we continue to see what happens with the uighurs in the northwest and you've also got continuing to cover up for last year in the origins of the coronavirus. so it is an incredibly complex threat environment right now.and we are unfortunately scrambling irto address these real accident threats from foreign actors because our own house is in such disarray and we're fighting each other and it's only going to get worse because we're all watching to see what happens with the trial results in minnesota. you can set your bottom dollar that whatever happens there is going to be able applied by russian disinformation actors. it is going to be amplified by anyone that wants to cause chaos in the united states and there are plenty of those that don't have our best interests at heart. >> i remember from the molar report that was one of the key nuggets that stood out his race based divides were things that the russians often owned it on. it's looking for the cracks it seems like in our society to exploit . as the member of the media in the room, how much of this you actually put out, whatever the media means this these days area i kno

of the american bison was well underway in the 18 sixties and well into the 18 seventies. >> -- it's not it's start, kansas city merchants were supplying camps as far away as northwest texas, it's not technically, china it's iron stone which was imported from kansas city to adobe walls which is there were no people out at this time in 1874 when this happened. so ultimately what happens is there is pushback by the sub 30 planes tribe to deny or try to enforce these treaties that have allegedly been made. and there was a great battle there at the adobe walls camp, a couple of events and the u.s. army gets involved and what ultimately is called the red river war or the buffalo war and the whole idea of the army was to take away their, lodges illuminate their food, stars and therefore they become worth of the u.s. government. that was the whole point. -- those questions become something you could turn into a product. a renewable product. that's where the bonanza starts to come and so i think that this is helpful to know, whatever talking about. this is what northwest texas looked like in this painting then by frank, it pretty much looked exactly like this all the way up into western canada. today, of cou

northwest china. it began on saturday morning. it was sunny. by afternoon freezing rain, hailstones, and winds were battering the runners. many suffered from hypothermia while others went mis. >>> hundred ofted on saturday in the democratic republic of congo. more than so children have been separated from their families. eight thousand people forced to cross into rwanda. most of them are sitting along roads waiting to be able to go back home and pleading for food and resources. >>> it was all about the weekend at the billboard music awards. ♪ ♪ the r & b star is bringing his career total to nineteen. that's fifth on the all time winners list. and country star morgan waylon also won three major award, despite being banned from the show. he was caught on camera using a racist slur back in february. one of the more awkward moments of the night, a rapper won the award for top rap son for his hit "rock star." someone accidentally played post malone's "rock star" as the rapper made i had way to the stage. ♪ ♪ >> it's me. it's me. >> whoops. >> pink also won the icon award last night and did her performance in the air again. her daughter joining in the fun. wow. ♪ ♪ but it was drake's son adonis

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of us. but afternoon watching the chinese communist party dismantle in hong kong and commit genocide on the uighurs in northwest china, our partners and allies in the indo-pacific are now worried that china will try to invade and anne x taiwan. how long have we been talking about that? the general master testified that taiwan is the most significant flashpoint that could lead to large-scale war, saying china would take military action against taiwan as tune as 2020, the current and former commanders both emphasize the near-term threat. it's a real threat, mr. president. it's out there. this is a primary reason why the armed services committee, with overwhelming the bipartisan support, has put in place our specific deterrent initiative. we call that the p.d.i. the p.d.i. is intended to bolster our degraded force posture in the indo-pacific to counter china's military buildup. we've got to restore the favorable balance of power in the region where the problem is the most -- the most acute, and that's west of the international dateline where our partners and allies are most immediately threatened by chinese aggression.