on the day of shireen's killing on may 11 israel released a video.t a day later, they disputed the claim. it found the video did not match the location where she was shot. the palestinian authority concluded two weeks later israeli forces deliberate lee targeted abu akleh. "al jazeera" announced the network would file a case with the international criminal court. separate investigations by the independent press, cnn and the washington post, found that she was likely killed by israeli fire. they have now taken the investigation to the icc. palestinian leaders presented their findings to the u.s. administration. they are urging washington to investigate the death of one of its own citizens. >> we think there is enough -- enough evidence by palestine and other outlets, "al jazeera," cnn, washington post, all of these different investigative reports, that prove shireen was targeted without reasonable doubt by israeli soldiers has been printed before -- presented before the biden administration. we ask they do what they did on other occasions where americ

ministry of foreign affairs has handed over the results of its probe into the killing of journalist shireenabu akleh to the international criminal court. separate investigations by al jazeera, the associated press and cnn have all concluded that it was israeli forces that shot and killed abu akleh on may 11 as she covered an israeli raid on the jenin refugee camp in the west bank. this week, secretary of state antony blinken was confronted by a journalist over the biden administration's continued support for israel and saudi arabia after the killing of journalists, including jamal khashoggi and shireen abu akleh. >> what is or not accountability in saudi arabia for murdering journalists? it is one of the most dangerous places to be a journalist. >> i deplore the loss of shi reen. she was a remarkable journalist and american citizen, as you'll know. we are determined to follow the fact think it the truth of what happened. >> [indiscernible] >> they have not yet been established. we are looking for an independent, credible investigation. amy: blinken was questioned by journalist abby martin.

julia: united nations says israeli forces fired the shot that killed al jazeera journalist shireen abue palestinian-american reporter was wearing a vest marked "press" when she was killed last month covering an israeli army rate in the occupied west bank also the u.n. human rights office says it was deeply disturbing that israeli authorities have not conducted a criminal investigation. israeli authorities, for their part, say the cause of akleh's death was impossible to determine due to the palestinian authority's refusal to conduct a joint investigation. reporter: a u.n. independent probe concluded friday that it was israeli forces and not palestinian militants who fired the gun shot that killed shireen abu akleh, an al jazeera journalist who was slain while covering an israeli army rate in the occupied west bank. >> all of the information we have gathered, including official documentation from the israeli military and the palestinian attorney general, is consistent with the finding that the shots that killed abu akleh and injured her colleague came from israeli security forces and no

"more than six weeks after the killing of journalist shireen abu akleh and injury of her colleague ali sammoudi in jenin on 11 may 2022, it is deeply disturbing that israeli authorities have not conducted a criminal investigation. israel has denied its soldiers targeted abu akleh. it also called again for the palestinians to share access to the fatal bullet. the palestinians have refused, saying they do not trust the israelis to conduct a legitimate investigation. record-breaking heat has hit more highs today, all around the northern hemisphere. cities in northern china had readings of 107 degrees. in the russian arctic, it was nearly 90 on thursday, and 15 states across the u-s had highs of 100 degrees. scientists say the extreme heat this early in the year is likely linked to climate change. the people of surfside, florida marked one year today since 98 people were killed when a condominium tower collapsed. first dy jill biden was among those honoring the victims at the now-cleared site where the 12-story building once stood. the cause of the collapse is still under investigation. an

shireen abu akleh was shot in the head while on assignment.day for funeral, israeli -- stormed it and cause mourners to almost drop her casket. that did not -- did not stop thousands from taking part in the funeral and burial. the killing has been condemned and continued calls for investigation. she was known as the voice of palestine. this week's summit of the americas is tackling and unprecedented migration crisis. after being seen for years is only a problem for the united states, the issue has spread throughout the region. this report from santiago, chile. >> this 28 year old is more than 7000 kilometers from home. with a 10-month-old and home, -- in tow, she so sweet so she can beat her baby and hopefully gather enough to rent a room tonight. that way they won't have to sleep outdoors in the freezing cold. she arrived from venezuela two weeks ago after crossing the desert and injured chile is an undocumented migrant, like hundreds of thousands of her compatriots. >> a bolivian guard helped us cross the border at night. we passed fences an

shireen was shot in the head by israeli forces while she was on an assignment in jenin.n the day of her funeral, israeli forces stormed the procession in beaded mourners, causing pallbearers to almost drop her casket. members of the international community have condemned her killing and call for an investigation. she was with al jazeera for 25 years covering the story of the israeli occupation. she was known at the -- is the voice of palestine. still had, -- ahead, rescue accurate -- efforts continue in southern mexico after hurricane agatha. the democrat of congo is the most neglected for the first time in five years -- their time in five years. ♪ >> winter proper, it snowed and snowed fairly heavily. 20 to 40 centimeters in many places which caused it to be colder and produce artificial snow to be on top of that. the real cold has gone eastward. the air is coming up from the south. you have nighttime lows, freezing, in melbourne. it will not be cold in the mountains itself. on friday there may be one or two snow showers, but the next band of rain, which might give more

has wrapped up a months-long investigation into the recent fatal shooting of al jazeera reporter shireen akleh in the occupied west bank. at the time of her death, she was covering an israeli military raid in the jenin refugee camp . "the times" found "that the bullet that killed ms. abu akleh was fired from the approximate location of the israeli military convoy, most likely by a soldier from an elite unit." last week, al jazeera reported the bullet that abu akleh was a u.s.-made bullet designed to pierce armor that's used by the israeli military. unprecedented rain has killed at least 116 people in india and bangladesh. millions of people have been displaced from their homes or trapped by flooding. on fday, one area of india recorded almost 40 inches of rain in a single day. one of bangladesh's largest airports is under water. thfloodingomes just a month after catastrophic flooding in northeastern bangladesh left 4 million people homeless, including 1.6 million children. thisomes as india is facing record-breaking heat that has devastated wheat production as well as the mango harvest.

last month, al jazeera reporter shireen abu akleh was shot dead while covering another israeli raid in jenin. earlier this week, "the washington post" became the latest news outlet to conclude she was shot by israeli forces despite israel's initial denial. meanwhile, an israeli politician has sparked outcry after publicly saying he wishes there was a way to get rid of all palestinians. israel's deputy religious affairs minister matan kahana said in a televised speech -- "if there was a button i could press that would take all the arabs and put them on a train to switzerland, i would." and in news from egypt, the imprisoned egyptian activist alaa abd el-fattah is approaching his 11th week on hunger strike to protest the harsh conditions he is held under at cairo's tora prison. earlier this week, one of alaa's sisters, saana seif, described her brother's dire situation. >> i brother is slowly dying in a prison cell, but he wants to live. heisses his job, misses his son, and on sunday, my sister visited him in prison. when she saw him, she was shocked. she has not been able to eat since.

comes comes just three weeks after the israeli military shot dead the palestinian-american journalist shireen abu aqleh. israeli forces also killed two more palestinians in the west bank over the past 24 hours and demolished the home of a palestinian man accused by israel of terrorism. this week 15 house democrats in the u.s. wrote a letter to secretary of state antony blinken urging him to stop the israeli government's planned expulsion of palestinians from the masafer yatta villages in the occupied west bank, arguing the expulsions would be a violation of the geneva convention and would amount to a war crime. the u.s. centers for disease control is investigating a case of suspected monkeypox in georgia, the 18th such case in the u.s. this year. it's one of 550 cases seen ross 30 untries tected around the globe this year. on wednesday, the world health organization said the virus has likely been spreading undetected for some time outside of west and central africa, where the disease has large animal reservoirs. this is who emergencies director mike ryan. >> there are thousands and thousands

nations human rights office has blamed israeli forces for fatally shooting al jazeera journalist shireen abu akleh last month as she covered an israeli military raid in the jenin refugee camp in the occupied west bank. earlier today, a spokesperson for the u.n. human rights office said -- "all information we have gathered is consistent with the finding that the shots that killed abu akleh and injured her colleague ali sammoudi came from israeli security forces and not from indiscriminate firing by armed palestinians." in ecuador, indigenous protesters tried to storm the national assembly in quito on thursday on the 11th day of demonstrations against right-wing president guillermo lasso's economic policies and rising fuel prices. at least four protesters have been killed so far and nearly 100 injured. the protests have been led by the confederation of indigenous nationalities of ecuador, or conai. this is the group's leader leonidas iza. >> the house of culture has been taken by force by the people. it is the first triumph, brothers and sisters. with the national government a saint simply