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would call me and tell me to keep it up, it was about bringing people together by uniting the country. we need to unite people, one nation, one america. that was the thing i was often criticized about. saying, how can unite the country? we must united. i saidi said it again when i spt gettysburg. i am confident we can do this and so much more. i believe with every fiber of my being that there are simple core values and beliefs that should bring us together as americans. one of them is standing together against hate. against racism. the ugly poison that has haunted and played our nation. today i can say that because of all of you sitting in front of me, you have taken that first step, this important step. i would like to think congress and the members here today, democrats and republicans, who came together to get the covid-19 hate crimes act on my desk. well, autodesk i am about to sign on. -- on a desk i am about to sign on. [laughter] i want to thank the majority leader schumer and speaker pelosi for your leadership. i also want to thank the leader from the state of kentucky for letting it go forward. most of all, sena

anger in brazil over a police raid which killed $28.00 people the united nations joins calls for an investigation. and china dismisses concerns the day before one of its rockets could crash on to populated areas of. over $200.00 people mostly palestinians have been injured in clashes with israeli police in occupied east jerusalem violence broke out at the al aqsa mosque and elsewhere in the city thousands of muslims packed the site for last for the last friday prayers of ramadan and they stayed on to demonstrate in support of palestinians facing eviction from their homes by jewish settlers the jury again reports. confrontation inside the compound as israeli police stun grenades to disperse muslim worshipping. at their own 20 people all of a huge force the police attacked nothing more secular to. it one of the book one more chipotle i think you because i know you are you know not one. of them. here. was one of them police also use stun grenades inside a clinic treating in japan astin ians was. fired tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters police say they responded to stones bottles and fireworks

the state of israel has got to be brought to heel by us, the peoples of the world, the people of the united nationsand there's going to be a huge mass demonstration on saturday were hundreds of thousands of people will march carrying palestinian flags from the embankment to hyde park. barbara: still to come here on al jazeera, why it will soon be time for car mechanics to hang up their spanners and joe biden is all for it. >> we have got lots of lovely autumn sunshine across much of australia. a nice break area of high pressure keeping things calm. we have got something of an onshore breeze and that will mean a few showers to northern parts of south wales. riches -- much of oz is fine and sunny, but notice it going on into thursday. might just catch a shower to into the southeast pushing across tasmania. southern prez of victoria could see one or two showers at the showers will continue around the coastal fringes. temperatures are generally getting up into the mid to high teens yet again. the weather has not quite settled into japan. we have this area of clouds spitting out and we are seeing some v

in brazil over a police raid which killed $28.00 people the united nations joins calls for an investigator.

anger in brazil over a police raid which killed $28.00 people the united nations joins calls for an investigation.

in brazil over a police raid which killed $28.00 people the united nations joins calls for an investigation. we're still digging out of an economic collapse that cost us $22000000.00. the u.s. posts disappointing job figures a sign that its recovery from the pandemic may be faltering. more than $200.00 people mostly palestinians have been injured in clashes with israeli police and occupied east jerusalem violence broke out at the al aqsa mosque and elsewhere in the city thousands of muslims have packed the site for the last friday prayers of ramadan many stayed on to demonstrate in support of palestinians facing eviction from their homes by jewish settlers victoria gate and he reports. confrontation inside the compound as israeli police. to disperse misname worshipping. 20 people all of a huge force the police. nothing more check on the way to find them out of the book and i want chipotle i think it is because i know you are you know not one. of them . police will say you stun grenades inside a clinic treating in japan a skinny and. fired tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters police say

people lost their lives here. the united nations _ people lost their lives here. ited nations -- _ people lost their lives here. the united nations —— the united state says it's sending a top diplomat to the middle east to urge both sides to calm the violence. also tonight... borisjohnson announces a full public inquiry into response of the coronavirus pandemic. it will start next spring. tributes to jordan banks killed by lightning after he was hit during a training on a football pitch in blackpool. the plans for a national emergency service memorial in westminster to honour all of those who worked on the front line during this pandemic. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at 6pm. the un says it fears a "full—scale war" as the deadly clashes between the israeli forces, and palestinians, continue to escalate. the united states is sending a senior diplomat to the middle east to urge israelis and palestinians to de—escalate violence. at least 53 palestinians and six israelis have been killed since monday. in the past few days palestinian militants have fired a m

fighting between security forces and residents in northwest and men ma is left. thousands of people displaced. united nation says it's alarmed by the violence and chin state. nigeria military is investigating reports, the leader of boca her, m, maybe dead, all seriously injured, to trying to kill himself to avoid being captured by rival armed group. i, rebecca shackles, death has been announced several times in the past, only for him to reappear. deadlines. one is coming up right after witness the um. oh the i the part of the custer barone, you could say no. was a trifle opt. o no c o. solomon, you can 2nd to the job, make more sense to me. i me i know a triple a lot. the see if i give then i got things you can call them. he says one as in konica, i did the i can. how young does gideon eat? when the i know they got on the now or the leak is on the tie. it was, it was like now then whereas more congress than the dad. but her mother my phone. but the mother does not change the change. i don't know mentally, never with all the additional feeling really evolving direct, you know, with a younger mother and i sho

people together. uniting the country. we need to unite as one people, one nation, one america. and that was the thing i was most often criticized about. saying, how can you unite the country? we must unite the country. i said it in my kickoff speech in philadelphia, i said it if again when i spoke at gettysburg and emphasized it in my inaugural address. a lot of people were skeptical it could be done. it's just beginning but i'm confident we can do this and so much more. i believe with every fiber of my being that there are simple core values and beliefs that should bring us together as americans. one of them is standing together against hate. against racism. the ugly poison that has long haunted and plagued our nation. today i can say that because of all of you, many of you sitting right in front of me, you've taken that first step, an important step. i'd like to thank the congress and the members who are here today, democrats and republicans, who came together to get the covid-19 hate crimes act on my desk, well, on a desk i'm about to sign on. [laughter] i want to thank the m

mom has left thousands of people displaced. united nation says it's alarmed by the violence and chin state. the united nations has called on the military to urgent need, take all necessary measures to specify millions and infrastructure. all right, you're up to date headlines. more news here on out 0 right off the people and pop a father should be a protector who. ready forgot tierra, he was her tormentor, ah, betrayed for years she carries the evidence inside her. ah, that will be enough to find justice in afghanistan. patriarchal society, a 1000 guards, blank me. a witness documentary announces era. the back in 2014 people empower investigators at these ready arms industry had become a world leader in military drone technology developing surveillance and weapon systems. it's used against palestinians in gaza, having demonstrated the operational effectiveness of these systems. israel then wrecked up billions of dollars in export to other countries in the 7 years since we 1st showed that film, israeli drone technology has become ever more so

diplomatic reaction to all of this let's go live to kristen salumi she's at the united nations so kristin we seem to have people making the right noises but sort of momentum isn't building very much. well the united nations has remained uncomfortably quiet on the subject i should say the u.n. security council the secretary general and other u.n. officials have been speaking out daily about the situation calling for calm expressing their concern about rising violence and the underlying causes behind it but the security council has been able to unable to speak with one voice 14 council members did want to make a statement about the situation on the ground one council member opposes that was the united states they blocked even an informal statement the weakest form of the statement that the security council could make. saying that they instead wanted to focus on diplomatic efforts that were happening at the highest levels they were calling doing their own diplomacy they said behind the scenes to work towards easing tensions there of course in the meantime the violence has just escalated so with all of that pressur

fighting between security forces and residence in northwest and mamma has the thousands of people displaced. united nations says it's alarmed by the violence in chin state. the humans called on the military to urgently take all necessary measures and precautions to spare civilians and infrastructure. meanwhile, mammals election commission says its considering dissolving the national league for democracy and changing the parties. leaders are charging them with treason and l. d . lead unsung suit. she has faced numerous charges since the military seas power of february. the military appointed body accused the party of committing voter fraud in november's election. independent observers have rejected those claims closely insulting 2 elements from column pool. the military when they took of a power in february, it justified its position on the basis of electro fraud. so it's following that line. now, one of the 1st things it did after the qu was detained election commission officials and investigated senior members. then it appointed its people, people that trust it to the election commission body. now there's

united nation says $800000.00 people no longer have regular access to clean water. after half of the water pipes were damaged in air strikes, thousands have been left homeless, and palestinians will already suffering from more than a decade of crippling israeli blockades. while some of those injured in israeli strikes still haven't been told, the family members died in the same attacks out 0 high false. it is in gaza and at one family battling personal tragedy. so tom mystery was wounded. in the 1st minutes of this conflict, his pain has barely begun. he spent 5 days in tacoma and now had 4 major operations on life changing injuries. but so tom isn't yet fully awake to how much his world has changed. his family is keeping it from him. i said, i was on the street. we were hit with a rocket myself and my cousin. we fell down. stilton hasn't been told that the blast also kill his brother, asked med and sill tons, only child 15 months old years on family members say they could see the rocket flying directly towards them. low to the ground out here in the street is where

state of israel has got to be brought to heel by us we the people of the world we the peoples of the united nations and there's going to be a huge mass demonstration in london on saturday where they're going to march hundreds of thousands of people will march carrying palestinian from the embankment to hype up ok this is happening in cities all over the world. still to come here on al-jazeera why you could soon be time for car mechanics to hang up their spanner is joe biden is all for it. however got lots of lovely autumn sunshine across much of australia at the moment nice big area of high pressure keeping things calm and quiet solo around high we have got something of an onshore breeze and feed a few showers to northern parts of new south wales easing up into the coastal fringes of queensland just pushing all the way up towards cannes much of us is fine and sunny but notice a few showers just around the way on wednesday and today going on into thursday might just catch a shower or 2 down towards the southeast report very pushing across tasmania southern parts of victoria could see one of 2 shower

as humanitarian aid begin to enter the besieged strip, the united nation says 800000 people, no longer regular access to clean water. after half of the pipes were damaged and as strikes, thousands have been left homeless by the bombardment palestinians were already suffering for more than a decade of a crippling israeli blockade. well, some of those injured in the israeli asteroids have been told their family members died in the same attacks. there is harry full citizen garza. i met one family battling with personal tragedy. so tongue mastery was wounded in the 1st minutes of his conflict. his pain has barely begun. he spent 5 days in a coma and is now had 4 major operations on life changing injuries. but so tom isn't yet fully awake to how much his world has changed. his family is keeping it from him. i said, i was on the street. we were hit with a rocket, myself and my cousin. we fell down. so tom hasn't been told that the blast also killed his brother. asked med answered tom's only child 15 months old. yes, on family members say they could see the rocket flying directly towards them

the united nation says 800000 people in gaza. long to have regular access to clean water as a half of the pipes were damaged. and is there any asked right? he military aid is beginning to trickle in 2000 timeless by the left day bombardment. and until the visa was demonstration in support of the palestinian people, hundreds took part in the valley organized by left wing and palestinian israeli political parties. also volcanic eruption near the city of game, or the democratic republic of congo as full style from the people to flee to safety . at least 5 people have died in a car crash in panic. mount libya, gong laughter up to many to decades. good. already stretched hospitals in rural parts of india. her reporting a rise in a rare and deadly infection. books. some cro virus patients known as black fungus talk to say it's difficult to treat you to a severe shortage of medicines. elizabeth problem has more from new delhi emergency service work as an awesome state disinfect the border family home and chem morgan village, a practice

between security forces and residents in northwest and min mom has left thousands of people displaced. united nation says it's alarmed by the violence inch in the state. u. s. has called on the military to urgently take all necessary measures and precautions. dispose of it as an infrastructure be . while the modulation commission says it's considering dissolving the national league for democracy in charging the policies leaders with treason and l. d leader accents who g as face numerous charges since the military sees power in february, the military appointed body accused the party of committing vote of fraud and november's election. independent observers have rejected those claims. now when he died, 700 years ago, dante allegheny was a criminal and an outcast century. since the writer of the divine comedy has become celebrated as one of the father's battalion. literature was that of rainy reports from dante's, home town of florence, efforts now and away to clear his name in the middle of our life's journey, i found myself in a dark wood. so. so begins dantes epic poem, the divine comedy, an illusio

people. a united nations report is calling for swift action to cut emissions of methane — a greenhouse gas that's deliver immediate and long—lasting benefits for the climate, because the gas only lingers in the atmosphere for a relatively short time. our chief environment correspondent justin rowlatt reports. you are about to meet methane — the gas that fires your stove, seeps from rotting organic material, and bubbles from our stomachs and those of cows and sheep. butjust look what happens when you add a little bit of pure oxygen. methane is a much more potent greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide. each molecule has 120 times the effect, and the real difference between methane and carbon dioxide is that methane breaks down after about a decade. carbon dioxide will be with us for thousands of years. methane concentrations in the atmosphere have been steadily increasing, but because it breaks down so quickly in the air, the un says if we can cut emissions, we can rapidly get rid of this powerful warming gas. that means urgently tackling the methane produced by the oil and gas industry, by agriculture

the united nation says people in t gray of facing famine. if the fighting doesn't stop, shall stratford al jazeera. oh republicans in the us senate have blocked the creation of an independent commission to investigate the attack on capitol hill by dawn from supporters earlier this year. as find out more from the white house correspondent, kimberly how could not entirely a surprise i but democrats are not too happy. nevertheless. now listen to some of the reaction coming from some of the top democrats on capitol hill, the house speaker, nancy pelosi, where we should point out that this legislation did pass in that lower chamber of the house of representatives issued a statement saying, mitch mcconnell, the top republican in the senate and send it to appease denial of truth, bring shame to the senate. republicans counters, cowardice rather rejecting. the truth is that dark day, she's referring to january 6th when those rights occurred in those images of supporters of donald trump all over the capital. she says this makes our country enter capi

fighting between security forces and residents, novice and mamma is left thousands of people displaced. the united nation says it's loaned by the violence and chin state. the united nations called on the military to urge need take all necessary measures to spare civilians and infrastructure state. with all the headlines here, non 0 got more news coming up right after 11 east. that's thailand's kind of revolution. the precise tried and tested, and that business is booming for israel. unmanned drug produces by modifying expertise. games at any expense. inflamed global demand for western, which many see as morally indefensible. people empower investigate israel drone dealers on a just the for decade. drugs, pins made millions, trafficking, heroin, opium, and candidates through thailand. in response to thailand long became go to prison or 1st thing in the theme. but there's been a sounding change in policy that lead time, which i haven't gotten. even government ministers are extolling the virtues of candidates. we have seen that tend to be not only illness for people, it could become one of the major incomes

state of israel has got to be brought to heel by us we the people of the world we the peoples of the united nations says i mean how he said his so let me pick you up are mad when you talk about what will be looking at yourself as a musician as a famous musician what can you do. to make a difference to what is going on in in that particular conflict. i can stand on this rooftop and shout at the top of my lungs and i'm not saying until somebody hears me because people do him a i actually do have a platform of sorts i can encourage the choir to sing with a loud to and louder and louder voice every day not just in palestine but all over the world to saying we shall overcome together because we will because this situation is completely untenable everybody with an i.q. above room temperature that knows that israel is a failed son is experiment it is ofa this will not go on i am very the meeting i had before this i had a weapon out with some some people in anger and there's going to be a huge mass demonstration in london on saturday where they're going to march hundreds of thousands of people will march c

decoded 19 strips, and ah, so this is out, there are, these are the top stories and the united nation says $800000.00 people in garza no longer have regular access to clean water. after half of the water pipes were damaged in israeli as strikes, humanitarian aid is beginning to trickle in to thousands left homeless and television. red demonstration has been held in support of the palestinian people. hundreds took part in the rally, organized by left way in palestinian israeli political parties. hundreds of thousands of people have marched across europe in solidarity with palestinians protested in london. according to the government to impose sanctions on israel, organizes want more than a cease fire for palestinians who say they've been persecuted for more than 70 years of volcanic eruption in the city of goma, in democratic republic of congo for thousands of people to flee. at least 5 people were killed in a car crash during the rush. ruin and government has opened its border to let people and we don't know what to do. we don't even know how to there's no information, even on the national channel. people a

. >> there have been street protests against the government and united nations for not doing enough to keep peopleafe. tens of thousands of soldiers, including united nations peacekeepers, have been deployed over the years, but they are up against more than 100 armed groups and have had little success. >> we have to protect ourselves. we have complained enough to the government. >> the president says his decision to impose a state of siege was prompted by the suffering of those living in the two provinces. people here say they will wait to see if it makes a difference, but they are also worried that without checks and balances, security forces could easily abuse their mandates. >> ethiopia's parliament has designated the former ruling parliament of the tigre regent a terrorist organization, dealing a blow to peace talks with the tigre liberation front six months after fighting broke out. the conflict between the central government and tpl f is believed to have killed thousands and displaced more than one million people. the u.s.-based center for communication says the designation could lead to mas

people from attacks by the myanmar military but analysts have said that this in a way could lead to a more protracted and long running conflict that could spread to more parts of the country. united nations is calling for an investigation into a police. ration in brazil that left at least 25 people dead it says officers used a disproportionate and unnecessary force in thursday's raid on suspected drug traffickers in rio de janeiro i know is growing over tactics used by police in the jacket easier for vela in the north of the city activists are demanding to know why suspects were killed rather than arrested but he's denying carrying out executions and saying they only fired in self-defense. well much of the anger over the killings is being directed at the president. it's one of several issues where he's under pressure including his handling of the pandemic and the economic fallout that isabel reports. they are part of the homeless workers' movement taking to the streets of sao paulo on friday to demand vaccines and food supply is what we need an answer for the pandemic in vaccines for everyone. they also burned effigies of president. and economy minister this who they blame for the desper

watching all just bear with me, so robin doha, reminder of our top news stories, the united nation says 800000 people in garza no longer have regular access to clean water. after half of the pipes were damaged in israeli and strikes, humanitarian aid is beginning to trickle in to thousands left homeless by the 11 day bombardment. arrive, demonstration is also taking place in tell of even support of the palestinians. hundreds took part in the valley, organized by left wing and palestinian israeli political parties. hold up till he was there. and this is one of the rare instances that you will see is raining out against occupation. some of the slogan shown here that is now another one is the children of which is a town and started israel, that has actually been the rocket fire light intensity, and the children of god that both the to be living in peace. another noble for example, is that israeli, them to live in security and that the only way to get security is actually to end the occupation. now this rally is organized by left and one of the israeli parties. their voice is not very popular at the mome

people have been protesting in haiti's capital port au prince calling for an end to the island's kidnapping frightens criminals indiscriminately women children locals and foreigners for ransom the united nations says nearly 250 people were abducted last year 3 times as many as the year before. pope francis has held a special mass for mir in march he called for peace and an end to the violence that has left hundreds dead military seized power in a coup in february didn't the railing progress towards democracy. the operator of the largest u.s. gasoline pipeline says it has resumed normal. relations after being hit by a ransomware attack the disruption to colonial pipeline network stretching from texas to the east coast triggered supply shortages and long lines at many gas stations. researchers looking to bring high speed internet access for users worldwide with standing mission in space space x. has launched a batch of greece says it has reduced overcrowding in its migrant camps the number of asylum seekers on its islands has fallen below 10000 for the 1st time since the height of the migration crisis in 2015 at their worst some of those camps were operating at 2 to 3 times their physical capac

with the international community to support that is this terms of the palestinian people to activate the united nations resolution the resolutions of our organization and to work together through the ambassadors of going to zation quickly and we need to vitalize the tourism live in committee when he needs to convene as quickly as we can matings full digitalism limb committee this is quite important mr president we stress at the anniversary of the neck back. at the same time we need to condemn the aggressor. president of the palestinian people we would like to say that we will never leave it we will never leave our territories what right is not that granted we have the right to have our independent state with jerusalem as the capital and refugees have to come back to that sort of started from than that but they and. with the sort of resistance of the palestinian people together with the support of the arabs and muslim countries the free people in the world. we the palestinians have our own dignity we departed stevie and we are not alone we would never be broken we would be always hard because we will ne

people have been protesting in haiti's capital port of plants calling for an end to the island's kidnapping crisis criminals in this criminally take women children locals and foreigners for ransom the united nations says 234 people were abducted last year that's 3 times as many as the able for. the operator of the largest u.s. gas pipeline says it resumes normal operations after being hit by ransomware attack the disruption to colonial pipelines network stretching from texas to the east coast triggered supply shortages and long lines at many gas stations. greece says it's reduced overcrowding and its migrant caps the number of asylum seekers on its islands has fallen below 10000 for the 1st time since the height of the migration crisis in 2015 at their worst some of these camps were operating at 2 or 3 times their official capacity but although the number of people in the camps is falling many are still choosing to make the hazardous journey across the city. the church's coast guard on patrol near the sea border with greece the officers asked an italian boat from the european border control agency frontex to take in the migrants in the rubber dinghy in front of them. it's a common occurrence in t

so from the reminder volatile stories, the united nations as $800000.00 people in garza no longer have regular access to clean water to half of the pipes, the damage in israeli. as strikes about a terry and aid is beginning to trickle into thousands left homeless by the 11 day bombardment and intelligence. if there was a registration in support of the palestinian people, hundreds took part in the valley organized by left wing and palestinian israeli political parties. hundreds of thousands of people have mast across europe in solidarity with palestinians protested in london, calling on the government to impose sanctions on israel. organized what more than a sci fi for palestinian to say that they've been prosecuted for more than 70 years? at least 5 people have been killed in a car accident. people fled a volcanic eruption in game and the democratic republic of congo to government is activated evacuation plan. rwanda has opened its board to allow people to flee because we don't know what to do and we don't even know how to there's no information, even on the national channel. people ar

united states. today a communist socialist dictatorship represses, murders the cuban people. and today that same dictatorship is a threat obviously not only to the cuban people, to the hemisphere, but to the national security interests of the united states. which is why it is crucial that the united states continues its solidarity with the cuban people and not with the regime that represses the people it. would be a grave mistake to weaning sanctions at a time when that regime continues to repress the cuban people and continues to do everything in its power to hurt the national security interests of the united states. i'm reminded to -- by -- from people that talk about socialism as this panacea. and then i'm also told that in the united states it can never happen. but i'm reminded of people in the wonderful country of venezuela just two decades ago. a country with a large, long democratic tradition. a wealthy country, the wealthiest country in south america. a place where socialism and communism could never take hold . but it did. and now that wealthy country is the place where over a million and a half refugees have left from. it's a place of detrafficity. it's a place of -- depravity. it's a pl

that conflict alone has killed more than 30,000 people according to the united nations.ne's president zelensky wants the country to join nato for increased protection from russia, but the white house says the door remains open, but ukraine must pass laws tackling corruption and advancing the rule of law. joining us now is the u.s. special rep resented for ukraine and the ambassador to nato formerly. thank you for being with us. do you think the u.s. should be doing more to encourage ukraine to join nato? because it would deter russian aggression? >> thank you so much, great to be with you. i don't think that the u.s. needs to be encouraging ukraine to want to join nato. ukraine is already there and it has a legitimate need for self-defense. the issue is that there is no consistence among nato allies to admit ukraine to nato. here you have a number of reasons, everything ranging from ukraine's performance and democracy and corruption and rule of law, to countries in europe not wanting to be responsible for helping to defend ukraine, because of the threat from russia, so t

people. it belongs to the united nations under one actually people came here and took these classes as a center avoiding spontaneous bombing according to the people we are in gaza city but most of people here are from both had known it when it is a town at the tip of the north end of gaza. at least. 4 or 500 till now here in this center but i have seen while we are moving i have seen some people some families are still arriving so it is not the of maybe it would be very crowded people here told me that they are suffering shortage of water food and other services even though. but so did they cannot clean it and they are arrogant and calling for an inhuman held for them why they have come here it is not very good and t. the they are safe but it is safer than the place there where safer than their houses. but it is not 100 percent it is safe because before that i mean. in 2014 i lived near one of the schools which used as a shield that it has been shot also and pounded and 15 people were killed this by the un school. this image it is not only in gaza city also in. for him fine units and according