as a deputy secretary of the bank, does she red crescent? thank you very much. us president joe biden has landed in japan on the 2nd leg of his asian trip after leaving south korea as he was to reinforce partnerships in asia. biden will attend to summit for the quote, which is in alliance of the united states, japan, india, and australia. and their focus will be how to counter china's influence in the region. north korea is weapons tests are also high on the agenda. on fridays in take a tells us more about what's to be discussed. president joe biden comes to japan with a view to strength and ties with his very important ally in north east asia at a time when the united states and japan face a number of challenges on a number of different fronts. this is meant to send a message and to north korea at a time of increased missile testing and speculation about a possible and nuclear test. it also is meant to send a very clear signal to bay ging about. it's increasing assertiveness in the asia pacific region and its territorial demands. that is so

vicinity of the city of nablus, demonstrators threw stones and molotov cocktails at soldiers, the red crescenteported that dozens of people were injured by live bullets. further news of the regions, do not switch.

30000 people were injured during the funeral of a palestinian man according to the palestinian red crescent. he had died on saturday after being wounded by is ready forces. when they told me alex, i must compound unoccupied east jerusalem last month. but it comes off the condemnations from church leaders and hospital officials of israeli forces attacking wanted, sure enough, barclays funeral on friday. new security footage has been released showing troops storming the hospital where her body was being kept. forces later attacked the procession. carrying her coffin the police storm into a christian healthy institutes, the sort of disrespecting the church. disrespecting, the health institute, disrespecting the memory of the deceased. and forcing the bears almost to drop the coughing, israelis policing vision and disproportionate. he was a 4th affecting more nurse syfy then with the thorns using smoke grenades, shooting robert bullets, bullets, frightening their hospital patients is a severe violation of information norm and the regulations. or do you cry? now are buses of left the besieged as

stones and rods to to disperse the crowd, the police used light stun grenades, according to the red crescentpalestinians were injured in the clashes, 13 of them were hospitalized. further regional news

demonstrators threw stones and rods to disperse the crowd, police used stun grenades, according to the red crescent , 71 palestinians were injured during the clashes , 13 of them were hospitalized. further news of the regions, do not switch. and now about the events of the capital region, it will rain and cloudy today in moscow cooler in the morning plus six in the afternoon 8-10 degrees wind, will intensify in some places up to 17 m/s. the pressure remains low at 740 mmhg. tomorrow without precipitation temperatures will rise slightly, however from thursday. it will become cold again and overcast showers will pass on friday night frosts are expected. happy. rains a little warmer over the weekend. the renault russia plant, which was transferred to the balance of the capital, will remain russian, there will be no opportunity to buy it back from the former owner , this was stated by the deputy mayor of moscow for transport issues. maxim luxtov at the enterprise will produce cars. under the historical brand of moscow, the loading of the conveyor will be ensured by orders, including from taxi and car s

stones and rods to disperse the crowd , the police used light, stun grenades, according to the red crescent , 71 palestinians were injured during the clashes, 13 of them were hospitalized. further news of the regions, stay with us. now the news of the capital region is raining and cloudy today in moscow it will become cooler in the morning hours plus 6 in the afternoon 8-10 degrees wind, will increase in places up to 17 m/s. the pressure remains low at 740 mmhg. tomorrow no rain. the temperature will rise slightly, however, from thursday. it will become cold and cloudy again. frosts are expected on friday night. happy. rainy weekend a little warmer. the renault russia plant, which was transferred to the balance of the capital, will remain russian, there will be no opportunity to buy it back from the former owner , this was stated by the deputy mayor of moscow for transport. maksim lyuksyutov at the enterprise will produce cars under the historical brand of moscow loading the conveyor will provide orders, including services here. taxi, carsharing, the production potential of the enterprise w

demonstrators threw stones and rods to disperse the crowd, the police used stun grenades, according to the red crescenturing the clash, 71 palestinians were injured, 13 of them were hospitalized and needed medical attention. and several law enforcement officers. one person died 85 were injured when a passenger train collided with a goods train in spain, the incident occurred in the province of barcelona on monday evening, according to local media, a freight train derailed and crashed into a passenger train that was leaving the station at the time, the authorities launched an investigation into the causes of the emergency. and the emergency service dismantled the wrecked wagons until dark. tambov airport began to receive passenger planes. first from the end february, the flight arrived from moscow; now flights will again become regular every weekday, and next week, city residents will be able to fly to st. petersburg and yekaterinburg from tambov airport, report by elena khodovich. literally in a few minutes, a plane with passengers from moscow should land here. this is the first moscow-tambov flight af

nagorno-karabakh republic. 71 palestinians injured in clashes with israeli security forces reported in the red crescentpeople hospitalized the riots in jerusalem began a few days ago when strong security forces dispersed israel with batons members of the funeral procession. they came to say goodbye to the journalist of the qatari television channel al-jazeera, women were mortally wounded in the territory of the palestinian autonomy while covering an army raid. in a refugee camp. yesterday, clashes took place already in the cemetery at the funeral of one of the dead demonstrators, according to the palestinian media, 50 arabs were detained. well, it is reported that there are also victims among the police officers. uh, russia intends to toughen penalties for fraud against pensioners, the bill plans to be submitted to the state duma in the near future, the number of older people who become victims of scams is growing year by year, but often they give away all their savings. alexey prokin figured out whether the initiative would protect against criminals. georgy shishkina again in a nursing position, from

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aid agencies, we're seeing tents for unicef, doctors without borders, international red cross, red crescent these are the people who have coordinated the effort to evacuate people from the steel plant. there have been a couple to arrive from some of the villages around -- villages and towns around mariupol. and we spoke with them they said it couldn't have been easier essentially, what happened was they took advantage of the silencing of the guns that were all around the region, and decided to flee on their own accord they said they had been holed up in their homes, waiting for the opportunity, waiting for silence and peace. and when they heard it, they just got in their cars and left. now they did describe very tense drives up here but of course they were doing it on their own not part of a coordinated effort by the united nations or the icrc they did say when they reached checkpoints, they had to bribe some of the soldiers, either with a little less than $20 or hard liquor they would give to some of the russian soldiers to allow them to leave. and they finally made it here. there is nothi

rescue teams rushed to the site, from abadan, as well as nearby cities, according to the iranian red crescenties. translation: more casualties are still under the rubble. - the risk is high, because the rest of the surrounding buildings are also collapsing. officials say they still don't know how this could have happened, how this ten—storey building could have fallen apart so quickly, with its beams and concrete floors crushing the cars beneath it. chanting. but for residents, the answer is clear. they filled the nearby streets, blaming local authorities, and are declaring it a day of mourning for the city. for now, the building's owner and its contractor have both been arrested, as police try to piece together who was responsible. and in the meantime, the search through the building's ruins continues. azadeh moshiri, bbc news. let's bring you some live pictures now from the funeral in teheran of sayyad khodai, a colonel in the revolutionary guards. he was killed by two gunmen on sunday. iran has blamed elements linked to the global arrogance for his death. this is a very high—profile killin

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nagorno-karabakh republic. 71 palestinians injured in clashes with israeli security forces reported in red crescent3 people hospitalized the riots in jerusalem began a few days ago when israeli security forces bludgeoned funeral participants in the process. they did not come to say goodbye to the journalist of the qatari television channel al-jazeera, a woman who was mortally wounded in the territory of the palestinian autonomy while covering an army raid, in refugee camp yesterday, clashes took place in the cemetery already at the funeral of one of the dead demonstrators, according to the palestinian media, 50 arabs were detained, it is reported that there are also victims among the police officers. in the west, now is the era of a rapid renaissance of business, which appeared in the middle of the last century, we are talking about the construction of private bunkers and bomb shelters in the distant sixties, the demand for them was provided by the americans, frightened by a hypothetical nuclear war then by the soviet union. well now it's like nikita karabinkov is interested in real estate for the

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the red crescent reported that dozens of people were injured by live bullets.urther news of the regions, do not switch. now the news of the capital region in the last days of may, the climate fund will approach the norm , the temperature will begin to rise, but at the same time, the weather will be unstable all week short rains. today solar thermometers will rise to plus 20. tomorrow i will have precipitation in places with thunderstorms during the day, the air will warm up to +23, and by the weekend it will still be 2-3 ° warmer. the metropolitan state traffic inspectorate conducted a raid among users of carsharing. for three days, drivers of short-term car rental services were checked, according to the agency. only in the first 3 weeks of may in the city there were more than three dozen accidents involving such cars, two people died in them, more than 40 were injured. various violations, from small to there, they don’t turn on the lights, they don’t know where the cars are turning, different, someone doesn’t has a car, has a license and uses car sharing servi

here's what the secretary general of the international federation of red cross and red crescent societiesrt time ago. >> president biden emphasizing the need for action and not to lose time. that's very, very positive. but it is also very important to know that we need around $15 billion now to be able to take those actions needed that is necessary to prevent the new spread of the virus. as we saw, it is a great number but it is far away from what is needed. the progress has been made. 65% of the population has received at least a single dose of vaccines but we have the low income countries where it is below 16%. so i think it is good to see that commitment. but we ned more of that. i'm turning commitment into action. >> the president of south korea is offering to help north korea with its covid outbreak with medical supplies and vaccines. the reclusive nation reported 18,000 so-called fever cases on thursday, and six deaths. so far the country has identified more than 350,000 what it calls fever cases, and more than 187,000 people are being isolated. the leader kim jong-un has ordered al

the red crescent says 80 palestinians were injured in jerusalem, while more than 160 were injured ine west bank. journalist elliott gotkin is in jerusalem and joins us now live. good to see you, elliott. so what more are you learning about this? >> rosemary, according to police, there are more than 70,000 people taking part in the annual flag day parade. the streets of the old city of jerusalem, you know, turning into a sea of blue and white. inevitably, though, as you say, there were clashes not just between israeli security forces and palestinians but also between some of the israeli marches and palestinians as well. now, among the israelis marching through the streets of the old city of jerusalem to celebrate what they see as reunification of the city after israel captured the eastern part from jordan in 1967, were some extremist groups and the prime minister bennett called them out which has its roots with the football club, and another which is an extremist group which is against coexistence between israelis and arabs. so, prime minister naftali bennett said there will be no tol

on this, we're joined by the secretary general of the international federation of red cross and red crescent is speaking to us from geneva, switzerland. thank you for being with us. we heard from the summit, countries are pleminging $3.1 billion to fight covid. the u.s. will increase its pledge to $450 million. in your statement to the summit, you spoke of the need for action to be louder than words. was there enough action here since the first covid summit last september? >> it is really good to see the commitment. and president biden emphasizing the need for action and not to lose time. that's very, very positive. but it is also very important to know that we need around $15 billion now to be able to actually take those actions as necessary to prevent the new spread of the virus. as we saw, it is a great number but it is far from what is needed. we have seen across the globe now, we have just received the report that the numbers are going up in south africa. we've just received the report that in dprk, they used the word explosive growth of covid, and very important. the new quarantines in

the red crescent says at least three people suffered moderate injuries. >>> police in afghanistan say an explosion in a kabul residential area kill one person and wounded three others on saturday. the incident highlights the growing security concerns in the afghan capital where a day earlier an explosion at a mosque killed at least ten and wounded dozens more. cnn's arawa damon reports a waive of deadly attacks in recent weeks has people increasingly worried. >> reporter: at this packed marketplace in kabul shoppers wander through the stalls of dried snacks, fruits and sweets. they're preparing for the holiday. but despite the bustling seen the anticipation, there is an inescapable sense of caution, unease. this is a crowded public space. and in afghanistan that means potential danger. >> translator: the security situation is still not good. there is some security, but the kind of security that people were expecting is still not there. >> reporter: this was the first ramadan in afghanistan since the taliban regained control of the country last summer. and even though the taliban said

a massive convoy that was organized by the united nations and the international red cross and red crescent like those who are coming out from underneath the steel works, they instead simply heard that the bombs and the guns were silent because of that cease-fire that had been organized to free up the people inside there. so they piled into their cars and decided this was the time to make a break for it. some i spoke with said they had made several previous attempts to make it north to where they thought they would be safe. instead, they stopped because they encountered shelling and russian resistance. they didn't feel safe making the journey. so they returned home. again, they were subject to bombardment and constant fear that their house could be destroyed on top of them or around them. so i spoke with some of these people. their stories were terrible. the process was, they would drive in, in their own cars and they had to have their cars marked showing there were children in them or elderly people or just civilians. some of the cars you would tell had been hit with bullets. they had enco

southwest. 27 were injured while 80 others left trapped under the rubble, according to the iranian red crescentn contractor, have both been arrested. the cause of the collapse remains unknown. it's under investigation. nearby buildings were also unstable. >>> health officials are tracking the spread of monkeypox around the world. the virus typically found in west and central africa is now suspected of reaching the u.s. a cases confirmed in at least 15 countries. denmark confirmed its first case. the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention is in the process of releasing vaccines from a national stockpile for high risk people. the virus is not as contagious as covid-19. anyone can get it or spread it, but the cdc warns some groups have a greater chance of exposure during this outbreak, particularly the lgbtq plus community. >> what we are seeing are cases being detected in the communities of men having sex with men, who identify as having sex with men. but as surveillance expands, we expect that more cases will be seen. >> the cdc says monkeypox is a rare but dangerous to younger children

the palestinian red crescent says at least three people suffered moderate injuries. >>> u.s. marine veteran trevor reed is back in the united states and receiving medical care after a prisoner swap earlier this week. he was able to visit with family members who say he's in good spirits. reed spent almost three years detained in russia. his family says he focused on bringing another american, paul whelan, back home. earlier, trevor reed's sister spoke to cnn about their meeting. >> it's definitely going to be a process. but he seems ready for it. he's still a little bit shocked, i think it's still a little surreal that he's not there. but at this point, after everything else he's been through, the road to recovery seems like the smallest step. he's telling stories, we're telling old stories, just trying to be there for him. the team, army south has put together a team of specialists. he's got round of clock access to mental and physical health care. he's doing great. >> i'm alison kosik. for our international viewers, "african voices: changemakers" is next. if you live in nort

the red crescent said 63 people were injured.50 including two for assaulting journalists. we asked them for a break down of how many of those arrested were palestinians, how many were marchers and they did not get back to us as of right now. now, the israeli prime minister naftali bennett said he condemned the actions of these right-wing groups, a minority come to set them ablaze, against hamas which is the militant group that runs gaza and trying to use force in order to ignite a conflict. now, laura, it was this same march last year that prompted the militant group hamas to fire rockets while it was taking place while there were thousands of people in the streets. that helped ignite the 11-day bloody war. while there were fears something similar could happen yesterday especially as attendance has been high the past couple of months, the skies at least so far have been quiet. laura? >> all right, hadas a, i know you will keep an eye on this. thank you. >>> back here in the u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi's husband was arrested s

the red crescent said three were injured with live fire.d, of course, comes after a deadly and violent past couple of months. there have been attacks in israel that killed 14, 14 people 8. the israeli military has increased their raids in the west bank that have killed at least 20 palestinian and, of course, there have been clashes at the mosque compound for sometime. it's been calm today, but the israeli officials tell me they are prepared potentially for more tensions and more violence because this thursday the israelis mark israeli independence day and next week will mark the one-year anniversary of the 11-year war between hamas and the israeli army. rosemary? >> many thanks for bringing us up to date on the situation. >>> the first of may brought mayday marches on streets around the country to celebrate workers rights. a drum core provided a snappy rhythm for demonstrators in mexico city. authorities say some 20,000 people marched in paris to mark the day also known as international workers day. most participants were peaceful, but ther

the palestine red crescent society said seven palestinians were shot by live ammution, three others by rubber-coated steel bullets. meanwhile, israel is facing international condemnation after israeli forces attacked mourners on friday at the funeral of the palestinian-american al jazeera reporter shireen abu akleh who was shot dead while covering an israeli raid in the jenin refugee camp. a spokesperson for u.n. secretary general antonio guterres said he was "deeply disturbed" by what happened at the funeral. in lebanon, voters headed to the polls on sunday for the first parliamentary elections since 2018. lebanon is facing a dire economic crisis with the official unemployment rate at 30%. in news from somalia, hassan shei mohamud has been sworn in as somalia's next president after beating 35 other candidates in a long overdue election. hassan sheikh mohamud previously led somalia from 2012 and 2017. somalia is facing multiple crisis, including a devastating drought and an armed insurgency led by the group al-shabab. earlier this month, al-shabab fighters attacked an african union bas

least 37 people have been injured during the funeral of a palestinian man according to palestinian red crescent. he died on saturday after being wounded by his ready forces. when they saw the alex almost compound an occupied east jerusalem last month was ready. security forces refused to hand over will lead a sheriff's body to his family until today. well, it comes after condemnations from church leaders and hospital officials of israeli forces. attacking mon is sharina, blacklist funeral on friday, you security camera footage has been released, showing troops storming the hospital where her body was being kept. forces lay to attack the procession carrying her coffin. she was shot dead by israeli forces. on wednesday. the police storm into christian health institutes. the sort of disrespecting the church. disrespecting, the health institute disrespecting the memory of the deceased. and forcing the barriers almost to drop the coffee, israelis policing vision and disproportionate use of force affecting more nurse striking than with the tones using smoke shooting rubber ballot. bullets. frightenin

there, but also diplomatically because it involves the united nations, international red cross, red crescent, the russians and the ukrainians. it really is a miracle that anyone is getting out of there, especially after what looks like six weeks of just hiding underground. >> matt bradley, live for us in ukraine, thank you. >>> courtney to you, because we've heard from the pentagon spokesperson john kirby that he had more to say about the reporting that you're doing along with carole and ken and the role of the u.s. intelligence and sinking of the moskva, the flagship russian ship. talk us through some of the details. i think from seeing your notes to our team and to our network there's really important context here. lay it on. >> that's right. there has been some reporting that pentagon is denying that the u.s. was in any way helped out with the ukrainian military's efforts to sink the moskva. that's not true. pentagon press secretary and now jen psaki have said the united states did not provide targeting information. that's very different than not providing any information. what our report

that's according to the palestinian red crescent.ted bullet. >> reporter: i'm patrick oppmann in havana, where many cubans that i spoke to said they're celebrating the news of the biden administration is lifting some sanctions on this island that will allow americans greater ability to visit cuba. it will also give cuban-americans more possibilities to send rem remittances back home to relatives and allow the u.s. embassy in havana the ability to issue more visas to cubans hoping to travel to the united states. the cuban government said that this is a step in the right direction, but still not enough and they're calling on washington to engage in direct talks with the cuban government to try and resolve many of the outstanding differences that still exist between the two governments. >>> i'm david mckenzie in johannsburg. president biden has authorized the redeployment of u.s. special operations forces into somalia to counteract the threat of al qaeda-linked militant group. in his final days of office, president trump withdrew those

checkpoint or the body of serene ah, is 3rd of all he hasn't yet been handled over to the international red crescent society. ah, we'll keep an eye on that for you and to bring you the latest a little later. in the meantime, romano's governor was among those morning at the hospital before the state service on 1st i layla gunam says that shall be in abu our clear will be remembered for the story. she covered the occupied palestinian territories and had to highlight, couldn't bid philistine, you owe palestine. urines were the family of sheranda. she was everywhere in palestine. gold. unfortunately, she has left this life, but she showed what a great role model she was for new journalists. she is an i colon representing alger 0, and all journalists who lost their lives wearing depressed jacket, homer, that we must protect every just now and we wish her all the blessings of god will be i'll just shatter, had our shire as sir the journalist who was beside sharina barclay, when she was shot dead, she says the shooting was intended to kill. yanine mother would either knock will on the left the lull. the oc

international aid agencies here, unicef, doctors without borders, the international red cross, red crescent, all of them prepare tock -- preparing to greet those who are come out of mariupol and the surrounding region and we saw two buses that didn't come from mariupol themselves but comes from an area within the oblast province region and still very close to the front line, and even those people who are not coming from the steelworks plant and not coming from mariupol, they have endured a terrible, horrifying journey, like i said, that car, that showed up, with kids in it, that it's whole front window shield kind of blasted open, or at least cracked, and we spoke with one group who said that they had just come from a village outside of mariupol, and essentially they took advantage of the cease-fire that's been happening for the past day or two. once they heard that the guns had fallen silent, they decided to get in their car, and take advantage of the situation, and drive themselves out themselves. now, they said that they didn't encounter any problems, but it was indeed a terrifying journ

we know from the red crescent that the majority of injuries are by suffocation of your gas. it's very, very heavy to guess that usually these radio army uses the rest of the injuries, breathing from this statement of there at present just in nablus. one had a city and was moved to the hospital after being shocked by live ammunition to his leg to people for actually were in by rubber coated shield, bullets and from different areas. do you remember we're not talking about one come from station point. we have the pictures from near the water checkpoint, but there are confrontations that are going on in several places, including the area of the shut off the area of beta as well as a water checkpoint. let me tell you that i don't in, at, around for water. the pictures where we've been watching it has been a point of contention between the palestinians and the israeli, who says there is a road that settlers is reggie settlers use, but also it's a palestinian road here in the occupied west bank. and it's been a point of contention lately because every time a palestinian tries to pu

city of nablus, demonstrators threw stones and bottles of incendiary mixture at the soldiers red the crescent reported that dozens of people had been injured by live bullets. further news of the regions, do not switch. now news of the capital region in recent days in may, the climate fund will approach the norm , the temperature will begin to rise, but at the same time, the weather will be unstable all week short rains. today the solar thermometer will rise to plus 20. tomorrow i will have precipitation in places with thunderstorms. during the day, you can warm up to +23, and by the weekend it will still be two or three degrees warmer . within three days, drivers of short-term car rental services were checked, according to the agency. only for the first 3 weeks of may in the city there were more than three dozen accidents involving such cars, two people died in them, more than 40 were injured. violations vary from small ones to they don’t turn on the lights, they don’t know where the cars are turning, different, someone doesn’t have a car at all and uses car sharing services. here, well, down

vicinity of the city of nablus, demonstrators threw stones and molotov cocktails at soldiers, the red crescentnews of the regions, do not switch. now the news of the capital region in the last days of may, the climate fund will approach the norm , the temperature will begin to rise, but at the same time, the weather will be unstable all week short rains. today solar thermometers will rise to plus 20 tomorrow precipitation in places with thunderstorms. during the day, the air will warm up to +23, and by the weekend it will still be two or three degrees warmer . within three days, drivers of short-term car rental services were checked, according to the agency. only in the first 3 weeks of may in the city there were more than three dozen accidents involving such cars, two people died in them, more than 40 were injured. it is not uncommon for a car to be rented under someone else's or even a fake account, and this qualifies, like stealing everything. at the beginning of the year, traffic police stopped more than 47,000 violations by drivers of such cars. about 10 new reconstructed stations will ap

150 people were injured during the clashes in the west bank of the jordan river reported by the red crescentiots. in the vicinity of the city, on a blouse, palestinian, burned, tires, representatives of the army, israel, stones and molotov cocktails flew in response, the military used sharpening gas. shots were heard local media say that the riots by the palestinians were most likely caused by the celebration in israel of the day of jerusalem, which is celebrated in memory of the unification of the city under israeli rule after the six-day war in 1967 . now news of the economy maria grigorieva masha is joining me good morning. today and tomorrow, the eu itself is planned. what will be discussed. rum good morning, european officials, literally stuck on oil and the sixth package of sans, but it will not only be about this unscheduled eu summit on ukraine will be held today and tomorrow, one of his key issues is his long-suffering sixth package of anti-russian sanctions, according to european officials themselves. it is unlikely that it will be possible to agree on everything, and now, because