if you see tunisia or little michael. and there's a license plate want us once again call police as daryn mentioned earlier, the caltrans signs will be lit up with this amber alert as they always are. when one is issued. so again, maybe you could be part of what helps find michael, this morning as quickly as possible spent 2 days now since he's been missing now watch for him as you are out and about this morning and we're on the lookout for rain. the il encounter as well. we'll be back with more in a few minutes. >> in san mateo county mass vaccination sites are being shut down. coming up, i'll tell you why and why this could be a good thing. expertly tailored eye care. state of the art eye exams. high quality lenses and frames. because everything we do at lenscrafters is for every sight that makes your life special. book your annual eye exam now. lenscrafters. because sight. >> 20 right now. want to let you know about the amber alert. if you haven't seen it already on kron 4 when you get to the highway are going to see t

now you have 4 days until you leave tunisia if you so keep quiet and don't get arrested with this is that you have a conviction over your head and see i wanted notice can be issued for huge so you have to be careful you don't go out too much. of course and they will be the deal here's your plane ticket your flight is that 2 pm. ok in a few days scanned the flies to leon in the ready and don't forget your passport. before his departure and this boyfriend sabri comes to say good bye. they've been together for 2 years. for you ok yes of them and you have my number one goal me and take care of yourself . yes of course. brees family does not know he has come his parents a fall most i'm very conservative they don't know he loves another man. a little so . i can tell my family they might throw me out. i know what they want they want me to get married but i refused to. this for love's ganda it's going to be hard having him so far away from me i want to leave the country to. do. the next day the time has come. for the lawyer minea has come to pick up skandha they need to move fast so he is no

in 2018127 were arrested in tunisia and many crossed the mediterranean to flee the country. skandha who says he has no hope left wants to do justice today he has an appointment with his lawyer well known in tunisia as an ardent defender of the gay community. for years moneer battle has been at war with laws he considers homophobic. homocysteine. it's a disgrace a country that inspects its citizens innes's what's that a completely backward practice not only humiliating for those accused also diminishes tunisia's. to keep scandal from going back to prison the lawyer pleaded his case with the french embassy. sentenced by the tunisian courts the young man can apply for political refugee status. bravo and i'm really relieved the embassy has confirmed that they have granted you a visa to go to france so you'll be an asylum seeker and aren't allowed to come back to 10 asia are you sad because articles that says it isn't peace is not a decent to come but. i'm already cut off from all my family here anyway i'm all alone. now you have 4 days until you leave tunisia a few home so keep

now you have 4 days until you leave tunisia so keep quiet and don't get arrested with this if you have a conviction over your head and see a wanted notice can be issued for huge so you have to be careful you don't go out too much. of course they will be the view here's your plane ticket your flight is that 2 pm. ok in a few days scandal. and don't forget your passport. before his departure boyfriend sabri comes to say goodbye. they've been together for 2 years so. for you ok yes the minute you have my number and take care of yourself. yes of course. breeze family does not know he has come his parents are farmers i'm very conservative they don't know he loves another man. i can't tell my family they might throw me out. i know what they want they want me to get married but i refused to. this for love's ganda it's going to be hard having him so far away from me i want to leave the country to. do. the next day the time has come. for the lawyer minea has come to pick up skandha they need to move fast so he is not spotted by the police. as he is every time he helps young gay people escape wh

the on went inside when tunisia move to the driver's seat and drove away with the child in the backseat. now the family reported the child missing a day later on wednesday evening around 10:00pm the oakland police department began an investigation and then an amber alert was issued early on thursday morning and the child was dropped off by an unknown person at the eastman station around 09:00am now at a press confbrence on thursday, the police chief was asked why there was a delay between the family reporting the child missing in the amber alert being issued hours later on thursday morning yeah. before we can issue an amber alert. we have to do the investigative follow up our officers worked diligently overnight, trying to the make and model and license plate number of the vehicle. i think our for sharing information helping us identify that getting the information we needed to be able to issue the amber alert. >> the oakland police department is still searching for the vehicle which is described as the 2021 nissan versa four-door black with california license plate, 80 y x 9, 1, 4, to

he has no hope left wants to do justice today he has an appointment with his lawyer well known in tunisia as an ardent defender of the gay community. for years from a nearby tour has been at war with laws he considers homophobic. oh my. it's a disgrace a country that inspects its citizens innes's what's that a completely backward practice not only humiliating for those accused also diminishes tunisia's image. to keep scandal from going back to prison the lawyer pleaded his case with the french embassy. sentenced by the tunisian courts the young man can apply for political refugee status. bravo i'm really relieved the embassy has confirmed that they've granted you a visa to go to france so you'll be an asylum seeker and aren't allowed to come back to to nisha are you sad because uncles let's. listen to snow to come back. to you and i'm already cut off from all my family here anyway i'm all alone. now you have 4 days until you leave tenacious so keep quiet and don't get arrested which is it is right you have a conviction over your head and see a wanted notice can be issued for huge so you h

the aunt went inside when tunisia move to the driver's seat and drove away with the child in the back seat. now the family reported the child missing a day later on wednesday evening around 10:00pm the oakland police department began an investigation and then an amber alert was issued early on thursday morning and the child was dropped off by an unknown person at the eastman station around 09:00am now at a press conference on thursday, the police chief was asked why there was a delay between the family reporting the child missing in the amber alert being issued hours later on thursday morning yeah. before we can issue an amber alert. we have to do the investigative follow up our officers worked diligently overnight, trying to the make and model and license plate number of the vehicle. i think our for sharing information helping us identify that getting the information we needed to be able to issue the amber alert. >> the oakland police department is still searching for the vehicle which is described as the 2021 nissan versa four-door black with california license plate, 80 y x 9, 1, 4

the cannes islands the people on board were reportedly from several different countries including tunisia president assad without his governing body has won the ivory coast parliamentary elections without as r h d p party has taken 138 of 255 seats for his party and the main opposition had claimed victory. the headlines i'll have much more for you here on al-jazeera right after inside story which is coming up next well. it's been a beacon of stability for more than a decade but senegal has seen days of unrest and violence it was sparked by the arrest of a popular opposition leader so how will the government contain this growing anger this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm peter davi senegal is one of the most stable and democratic countries in west africa but days of violent protests in the capital dhaka are causing concern about a possible escalation at least 10 people have been killed in what's been described as the worst on rest in nearly a decade the anger began after the detention of a prominent opposition leader on rape charges it soon spread to broader grievance

in tunisia recovers the cockpit voice recorder of a jet that crashed almost 3 months ago killing all 62 people on board. the growing humanitarian crisis on colombia's border with venezuela as a battle with armed groups intensifying its. were beginning to be involved and nation gripped by political unrest bloodshed and now a looming armed struggle in the southeast thousands of men women and children remain displaced the military has been launching air and ground attacks against the armed groups national liberation army and there are warnings that other rebel groups may soon be joining forces for what they call a revolution if security forces don't stop killing unarmed protesters there are at least 6 ethnic armed groups who have now threatened to retaliate against the jump to the current national liberation army is one of bin mas oldest and largest rebel groups and they control areas in the southeast the our economy is fighting for ptolemy and western because. 3 other groups controlled territory in the east from the shan state army in the south to the to our national liberation army an

now you have 4 days until you leave tunisia if you hope so keep quiet and don't get arrested with this if you have a conviction over your head and see a wanted notice can be issued for you so you have to be careful please don't go out too much with her she will of course and then be the deal here's your plane ticket your flight is at 2 pm ok in a few days scan the flies to leon in the record of the and don't forget your passport. before his departure skandhas boyfriend sabriye comes to say goodbye. they've been together for 2 years. for you a k 12 yesterday the moment you have my number call me and take care of yourself. yes of course. some priest family does not know he has come his parents a fall muslim very conservative they don't know he loves another man moans the most of them so don't know who told you i can't tell my family they might throw me out. i know what they want they want me to get married but i refused to go this far loves ganda it's going to be hard having him so far away from me i want to leave the country to. do. the next day the time has come. for the lawyer minea h

at least 39 miles 165 have been rescued off the coast of tunisia the coast guard recovered the bodies and survivors after they sank close to the kid not islands the people on board were reportedly from several different countries including tunisia. man miles but it really does have recalled their ambassador to the u.k. for publicly denouncing the coup this comes as a 2nd official with a political party died after being arrested by security forces zalmay out cause of death is not known despite another night of violence demonstrations have once again turned out to reports. the campaign of intimidation reaches new levels in yangon hundreds of young protesters were trapped after they were surrounded by police and myanmar's military in the city's ascent chowed district threatening door to door searches they fired guns and use stun grenades as they patrolled warning that anyone hiding protesters would also be punished but. it lasted all night the protesters were finally able to leave in the early morning hours after the security forces pulled out in a rare and risky nighttime gathering prot

last summer own worked on the international coproduction the man who sold his skin it's tunisia's oscar intrigue for best foreign film this year and it's made the short list. it's a love story that begins in syria. have . a beer and sam ali are in love i don't doubt that i'm one of the i don't know what. harry. could not have bought and britney said look. it's always up by the way let's just say i was naive colfer revolution will be has i'm doing the police hunted down and forcing him to flee to lebanon appears stays behind marries a diplomat then moves to belgium. will sam ever see her again an artist offers a promising solution and sam becomes a living canvas. my soul. i watch your back i think you know to york during the body and what it means to that person. to become abusive and that's going to be just. a deceitful art world staged with lush visuals with my. you feel the critically acclaimed film premiered at the venice film festival. and around the world it earned our own another german cinematography award nomination this work of. the signature of the day for the owns latest film

i stay off the main roads i only take the side streets to avoid people especially young people of tunisia i also avoid the rough areas. but today his precautions are not enough. the noise only knows some young people among them is one of his abuses sitting on a railing yes tells us that this man threatened his life and is due to appear in court soon. hit me he slapped me he spat in my face he insults me all the time he's kind of the ringleader of the neighborhood homophobes so i'm not welcome here. turns back using a hidden camera we confront his tormentor. i want to know why did lee s. accuse you of a death threat if you claiming that mohawks all men of these are mentally ill what do you care if i'm guilty or not we are journalists. ok see you later. a few meters father on 2 teenagers come to meet us they nearly essen. i don't like seeing him in the neighborhood where he can't set foot to come here he's going to coming here saying. you don't like him saying it. it's the he's trying to make us become like him become gay you know he can come here and some surround like that. according to o

at least $39.00 migrants have drowned and $165.00 have been rescued off the coast of tunisia the coast guard recovered the bodies and survivors after their boat sank close to the cannot island's. president alice somewhat tartars governing party has won the ivory coast parliamentary elections both his party and the main opposition it claimed victory that the opposition says there's been widespread fraud which the government rejects. the headlines will have more news for you here on al-jazeera right after you find aisha . viewfinder fresh perspectives through the lens of local filmmakers around the globe . who. was i was should call and say oh it's. the want to know something on the. oh it is said to also take $100000.00 have. been all a load all suppose you. see it all by your hole of a. goal was to. hold on a wall although you doll surely you know what it was or you got a clue those words old. guy or you just some full on. gailey in the center it will get money or did you got so did i once he told about the deep. so you always gave on the one alan i got was he. was do i got a diet that

now exploring way back into the past aki a large just in central tunisia have discovered an ancient site that they've estimated to be more than 6000 years old research as say this site shed light on life through several different eras of history the excavators found many fossils of animals especially whole says and also able to use objects found to deduce the way humans in west africa hunted animals they say the find will provide a wealth of information on the culture and environment of the past. that is it for now you can also check out other stories on d w dot com ford slash africa as well as off ace book and twitter pages i know be good to hear what you think about what we've covered and what you think we should be covering as well so thanks very much for watching and bye for now. lieut. coming up on arts and culture. queer youth in beijing create a scene where they can be themselves or whoever they want to be. and later on the show sculptor lazing or explores what it means to be jewish in germany 7 decades after the holocaust. but 1st fresh fears of censorship in hong kong as beijing

last summer own worked on the international coproduction the man who sold his skin it's tunisia's oscar intrigue for best foreign film this year and it's made the short list. it's a love story that begins in syria. have . a beer and sam ali are in love i don't know about them. yes i don't know what it's all. kind of like how i bought and pretty secular. all my kids are always up it's always like that just say i was naive colfer revolution will be has i'm doing the police hunted down and forcing him to flee to lebanon i appears stays behind marries a diplomat and moves to belgium. will sam ever see her again an artist offers a promising solution and sam becomes a living canvas. my soul. i want your back i think you know to york during the body and what it means to that person. to become abusers and that's going to be just. a deceitful art world staged with lush visuals. you know the critically acclaimed film premiered at the venice film festival. and travel around the world it earned our own another german cinematography award nomination this work in. the signature of the. own latest fil

now exploring way back into the past archaeological archaeologists and central tunisia have discovered an ancient site that they've estimated to be more than 6000 years old research as this site shed light on life through several different eras of history the excavators found many fossils of animals especially horses and were also able to use objects found to deduce the way humans in western africa hunted animals they say the find will provide a wealth of information on the culture and environment of the past. that is it for now you can also check out other stories on d w dot com ford slash africa as well as off facebook and twitter pages i will be good to hear what you think about what we've covered and what you think we should be covering as well so thanks very much for watching and bye for now. dusty very muddy ties and drugs we deliver urgent lifesaving boxes we give everything to reach those who need us the most every girl feeding their futures. books is full of hope of life saving fruit in the so much more down roads with no names we feel asleep deliver relentless you know promis

look to countries that have a longer history of cultural acceptance for transgender rights like in tunisia like pakistan and countries that have more formal legal equality for transgender people like argentina or mouth. or pakistan for example as kind years in this area and countries that we should own up to and be as fired i just i want to ask you about a piece information that surprised me when i read it namely last year germany joined just 3 other countries worldwide to ban the practice of conversion therapy more countries are coming on board but how much progress do you see there i'm so glad you mentioned that example you know unfortunately at this point there are now only 5 countries in the whole world that an conversion therapy and conversion therapy is neither conversion nor therapy but torture. and so we really need to see progress from every country in the world on this issue so long as they're practices that are sanctioned by the state and by the medical community and that say it's ok to force people to undergo electroshock therapy you know forced prayer or starvation institution

. >>> an italian restaurant in tunisia is making pizza with some very expensive ingredients.ble 24 karat gold leaf, black and white truffles, smoked duck breast and a gold spray on the pizza. the owner wants to break the record for the most expensive pizza in africa. it costs $360. so far, he said demand for his luxury pizza is not what he had hoped for. >>> singer-songwriter carole king is encouraging americans to get the coronavirus vaccine. yesterday, she posted a reworked version of her 1961 hit song "it's too late" on twitter. ♪ you're going to be so strong and healthy ♪ when it's your turn just take it ♪ don't be too late baby don't he is ♪ >> king who is 79 also showed herself receiving the vaccine. in another tweet. she said she was inspired to write a pro-vaccine version of her song after seeing dolly parton change the words to "jolene" after receiving her vaccination. >>> and it took a while, the dallas cowboys and dak prescott have agreed on a new contract. the team announced the new deal yesterday but did not reveal details. it's reportedly a four-year contract fo

success for him thanks to an intensive collaboration with writer director counter ban honey from tunisia in 2021 the film will nat christopher another nomination for the german cinematography prime's. i deserve to feeling that they want to go. no question. and they want to get to that answer and there's something. that got to me in the way they approach there and i just feel like being there and fighting for that. right now he's on the island of white of and toward his latest film copilot will premiere at the burnin international film festival he and director under sort of better shape are preparing it's very atmospheric but it could be anything. the film portrays a love story between 2 students as lee and saeed when saeed suddenly disappears his family comes after a sleep but the 2 have sworn to keep their secrets he's told me. when i was the best by his full sight if i am here i was i don't live here you know i don't know in my films. and camera man. he is kind of dancing with the actors kind of and they need to work together very. this is. the who goes from here. i know you can't trus

i was in tunisia year ago right before the pandemic and that's china's flirting with tunisia for obvious reasons, sitting right there on the mediterranean and they're going to start building bases for the next 30 years and would be cool if china database on the mediterranean so we want to make sure we maintain positive relationships with those countries for a number of reasons but i think we cando it with a smaller footprint . >> you mentioned afghanistan and i don't know if you want to get into that today but the fact that where down to now 2500 us troops are so in afghanistan mean that we're not a sustainable level that allows us to do the things you were alluding to and therefore the biden administration does need to be cutting back further for which you like to see us leave by may as something from laughter that the town and would require. >> that's a difficult question. i think the structure we have there doesn't enable us to do the operations we want to do and even the talent and has at the moment for the last several months now attacking us, they're attacking the afghans brutally

look to countries that have a longer history of cultural acceptance for transgender rights, like in tunisia like pakistan and countries that have more formal legal equality for transgender people, like argentina, or mult, or pakistan, for example. as kind years in this area and countries that we should own up to and be as fired. i just, i want to ask you about a piece information that surprised me when i read it. namely, last year, germany joined just 3 other countries worldwide to ban the practice of conversion therapy. more countries are coming on board, but how much progress do you see there? i'm so glad you mentioned that example. you know, unfortunately at this point, there are now only 5 countries in the whole world that an conversion therapy. and conversion therapy is neither conversion nor therapy, but torture. and so we really need to see progress from every country in the world on this issue. so long as they're practices that are sanctioned by the state and by the medical community that say it's ok to force people to undergo electroshock therapy, you know, forced prayer or starvat

the talks were held virtually and behind closed doors in tunisia. is the largest democracy in southeast asia and has been at the forefront of the push for the un to help resolve the crisis in me and now indonesia's foreign minister acknowledges that while noninterference isn't shined in the us the un charter so too is a commitment to peace stability and good god in. the indonesian foreign minister said her country is very concerned about the violence in manama. it's worrisome because an increasing number of civilians have lost their lives or injured. singapore's prime minister joined those calling for the release of me and most of the democratically elected leaders do i rest go on songs flukey yes well that's our ministers and the president and charge them with. walkie talkie offenses and things that i don't think that's going to help solve the problem malaysia's foreign ministry said the resolution to what it called a political deadlock must be a domestic led process experts say on c.n.n. must come up with a plan rather than reflecting on whether i

sort of meeting at the in the end it ended up being a virtual meeting between the on ministers in tunisia and all the asean countries have stressed for heatedly during this process is that this meeting does not confer any sort of legitimacy on the me and my military it is not showing any support but this is the start of a dialogue and the start of normalizing the situation in me and you know that into the asia has been the biggest advocate in the on going back to. democratic transition to be back on track some of the stated aims we heard from the foreign minister. is that the safety and welfare of the people of myanmar should be at the forefront that. should allow humanitarian access and that asean should stand ready to assist in the process this must also added that political prisoners should be released and that violence should come to an end she condemned the violence on the part of the me and my military she also stressed that is a family that there is an opportunity for this organization to prove that it has a role to play in in resolving disputes such as this but that can only happe

march is women's history month and we are proud to be cosponsoring a meeting with ireland, mexico, tunisia to call attention to the work that remains to be achieved on gender equity around the world. we will demand accountability for the rampant sexual exploitation and abuse that increase during this pandemic. and we will complement the work of the human commission on the status of women. will pay special attention to the topic focus on decision making and public life. the united states will be providing funding to alleviate the gut wrenching humanitarian the choice in yemen. will put urgent humanitarian crises and the spotlight we will specifically look at conduct and seduce starvation and yemen and ethiopia during our signature event on march 11. this open debate in the council will be an opportunity to bring awareness to the world about these growing and devastating humanitarian crises and a call for leadership on the council for urgent necessary solutions. in these regions of war and instability have left millions of people into man children under the age of five at risk of starvation

you're watching are just there are reminder of our top stories this hour in tunisia has recovered the cockpit voice recorder of a passenger jet that crashed in january and hope to could provide clues as to why the plane went down killing all 6 to 2 people on board. be it miles military is intensifying an offensive against rebels a car instinct thousands of people are fleeing into thailand to escape the fighting the u.n. security council will meet later on wednesday to discuss the rest. of the 2nd day of the trial of the former policeman accused of murdering george floyd has taken place several bystanders gave emotional testimony including an off duty firefighter prevented from giving 1st aid to families. of the humanitarian situation on colombia's border with venezuela is getting worse as fighting intensifies 5000 venezuelan refugees are already in temporary shelters in colombia. the reports from the ball or a town about a tough. 9 days after the start of venice well as military campaign against colombia's rebel forces the situation in the colombian border town of i'll keep is critica

embassies in tunisia and sudan came to mind my draw jaw dropped because of the fact that it happened to see. people in the united states doing this is opposed to what happens overseas keith used to this is president of fabrication designs inc a manufacturing firm that makes reinforced doors and windows for u.s. government buildings his products were not installed at the capitol where a mob successfully broke through using their fists and a flagpole that allowed them to enter through the through the openings of the glass and it really felt a need to be stronger perimeter the nonpartisan task force charged with reviewing security after the capitol breach agrees its report recommends reinforcing doors and windows the deployment of mobile fencing and retractable barriers the hiring of more than $800.00 capitol police officers and a more efficient decision making process for security leadership in a crisis more than 5000 national guard troops remain protecting the nation's capital a jarring. site for americans who are unaccustomed to seeing their military at work outside of natural disast

networks of the perpetrators to take down that network to the root we need only 2000 bomb attacks in tunisia more frequent and killed many people but in recent years authorities have increased their crackdown on active network us experts say the threat has decreased but not disappeared yet. the security apparatus has actually created maximum deterrence but we know that these terror groups are always finding new ways to avoid security. in recent months police have made more arrests and authorities are investigating whether the attack might have been a retaliation against their operations just to washington al-jazeera jakarta still had on al-jazeera warnings from the united nations that i saw maybe slowly rebuilding itself in the deserts of syria. now reclaiming their future we hear from one young farmer in zimbabwe looking to change land reforms to help the next generation. wind is a feature of this time the year through to rabea and we have a very obvious when doing learned on the gulf what a strong northerly so temperatures have dropped in doha as one example by about 10 degrees the sand al

showers as per usual across much of southeast asia some heavy showers there around borneo for time in tunisia seeing some sharp showers to me push up towards the light peninsula so again some showers here and i shall join up with the show is that we have a running towards for lanka some of them on the shop side from time to time elsewhere across south asia is fine and dry and could touch 40 degrees and i'm at about. jumped into the story there was a lot going on in this show and julian on global community when i thought of all the misinformation i think we are more afraid than we are aware be part of the debate don't ever take anybody's one word because there's always a difference when no topic is off the table we have been disconnected from our land we have been disconnected from who we are and would love to hear from you in each week be part of today's discussion this stream on out is there on. the eve. of the. l.a. you're watching out is there a mind of our top stories this hour egypt's syria's canal for she says it's suspended traffic through the waterway while tugboat work to free a stro

at least $39.00 refugees and migrants have drowned off the coast of tunisia the coast guard recovered the bodies out of the boat sank close to the can islands they also rescued $165.00 people the governor of texas has ordered hundreds of national guard troops to the southern u.s. border with mexico in response to a surge in migrants trying to cross over among those seeking to enter the united states thousands of central american children traveling without parents and dads posing a challenge for the biden administration i did jocasta reports. u.s. border patrol agents encountered more than $19000.00 unaccompanied migrant children at the border this fiscal year a number on pace to vastly surpass previous surges the miners made the arduous journey from central america without a parent arriving after president joe biden reopened the border to them we felt it was the most humane approach to addressing whatever very difficult circumstances in the region and that means there are more children kids under the age of 18 of course coming across the border the border patrol encountered $78000.00

you know you immediately rule out some of those countries and i think for the rest of them lazy in tunisia singapore i think also feel that because of the semi or mostly democratic systems they did there is a responsibility and more importantly i think there's a sense in which this time around there's a sense in which there's a feeling that you should really adhere to a set of norms that are a captured in a in a charter that was frightened some years ago particularly with respect to human rights and preservation of life how do you see response tripping up in the coming weeks given this division and given the role that key players as you pointed out might have to play. well i think that those countries that feel that they should remain engaged and actively engaged will continue to do so either together as a small a grouping or as individual countries and leave seeing indonesia very much take the lead and i think that's very much for historical reasons and an easy has always been active on important regional issues conducting shuttle diplomacy as the biggest country and now of course as the

northern parts of morocco and northern areas of algeria over the next couple of days with rain for tunisia. sponsored poll qatar airways talked to only 0 we'll tell us are we in a case where us being compensated civilians when we listen to the only music you hear is your own the most beautiful music in the world is silent we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on the 00 on the stand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it we'll bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. this is our just here a quick reminder of our top stories for you this hour pope francis is in northern iraq for the 3rd day of his historic visit the pontiff as heralds a prayer service in mosul for victims of war he has used the trip to appeal for tolerance and humanity among religious groups. remember all of parliament for me and marsh rakhine state has died after being arrested by the military over night his cause of death is still unknown police have used tear gas and life fire to despair as crowds of protesters in cities

bringing more rain or even snow to the office mountains and the wind is picking up of a northern tunisia and where it's dry wood is bringing a sandstorm into northern egypt. frank assessments the well there's a. drought that model fadia is that a fair assessment you see a catastrophic hialeah to white valuable back saying informed opinions should we be buying bit coy ultimately it will be sovereigns and governments who are buying that is the direction this is all headed in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines the inside story. well again this is out a serious rise of the main news this hour china is holding a secret trial for a canadian man who's accused of espionage michael coverage has been in detention for more than 2 years canadian diplomats say that he's being that they're being denied access to him. water continues to rise across parts of the australian state of new south wales a natural disaster has been declared in some regions after the worst flooding in decades. and the leading opposition candidate in the republic of congo. the priests parfait calais last has died he wa

showers as per usual across much of southeast asia some heavy showers there around borneo for a time in tunisia seeing some sharp showers that we push up towards the late peninsula so again some showers here and i shall join up with the show is that we have running towards for lanka some of them on the shop side from time to time elsewhere across south asia is fine and dry and could touch 40 degrees and i met up at. sponsored pork qatar airways. a sister turned human rights activist the day her brother is locked in a notorious goes back to desert prison. per fight for his freedom sees her exiled surveilled and betrayed by those closest to her. but her resolve is unshaken. only the devil lives without hope. witness on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera a quick reminder of the top stories this hour 64 days into the job u.s. president joe biden has held his 1st press conference he said about economic progress and a new goal to have 200000000 americans vaccinated against the coronavirus his 1st 100 days in office biden also defended his handling of the influx of migrants at the southern border calling

as the wind whipping up this dust will sand and that's what you see strictly up towards southern tunisia and across our geria and there's a hell it's remarkably warm at the moment. at ways. these things are sick and it's time for a different approach one that is going to challenge the way you think on asking the questions now is the new host of the next season of the show that's got no space for sound bites only comedy let's leave simplicity to the headlines join me as i take on the lies dismantle the misconceptions and debate the contradiction. i'm mark lamont hill and it's time to get up front right here on al-jazeera. hello again. let's remind you of our top stories this hour the u.s. city of minneapolis has agreed to pay $27000000.00 to the family of george floyd it's the largest settlement of its kind in the country's history freud died last may when a policeman knelt on his neck for nearly 9 minutes sparking global protests. at least 3 more protesters have been shot dead an antique your demonstrations and police are reported to have fired on protesters in mandalay on saturday and o

in tunisia shut its borders he earns 30 dollars each month from fails. nearby another experienced artist works in his studio he could do it soucie is one of a group of artists who created this style of painting. i'm a background that i paint to maintain balinese cults or i want to show people overseas aboard bali the island the harvesting paddy fields cultivating the land cows ducks flowing water this is bali his granddaughter set up an instagram page to help sell his paintings online although he's forced to sell at a cheaper price he says he's fortunate. that. these days many people are stop painting entirely because it's so hard to sell their work gallery owners are also feeling the impact with almost no walk in customers at this wood carving showroom nothing has been sold in months yeah. this is the darkest moment for the tourism industry there were incidents like the bali bombings and the volcanic eruption that impacted tourism but it's worse now. he's determined to stop his business from closing down like many galleries have. they noticed that he to

bringing more rain or even snow to the office mountains and the wind is picking up over northern tunisia and where it's dry wood is bringing a sandstorm into northern egypt. mixing the traditional with the mountain nobody knew what to expect ignoring cause divides the only thing which united their voice the music greek music blaring through the speakers wielding the power of music to turn up the volume on india's social injustices when i saw the performance or result walk and shake things out we went on stage or something we brought us to do something else witness causeless collective on al-jazeera. told. welcome back the main stories now syrian government forces have shelled a hospital in west in aleppo killing 7 civilians including a child the world health organization says that been more than 300 attacks on syrian health care sites in the past 5 years polls of close in the republic of congo's presidential election which is expected to see. extend is 36 years and our 7 people are running but all the opposition candidates either in jail or boycotting the vote. and and at least 4 more pr

showers as per usual across much of southeast asia some heavy showers there around borneo for a time in tunisia seeing some sharp showers that we push up towards the late peninsula so again some showers here and the showers join up with the show is that we have a running towards for lanka some of them on the shop side from time to time elsewhere across south asia is fine and dry and could touch 40 degrees and i'm at about. from the al-jazeera london broadcast center to people in thoughtful conversation generally when everyone's book about race the races. with no host and no limitations our society has structural racism built into it part one of the heene and adam brotherhood low pay people tend to be migrant labor disproportionately women in care whether it comes down to prejudice studio unscripted on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour 64 days into the job u.s. president joe biden has finally held his 1st press conference people said about economic progress and a new goal to have 200000000 americans vaccinated against the coronavirus spawning his 1st 100 days

coated 19 vaccine with even more countries suspending its use on monday france italy germany and in tunisia all said that be temporarily delaying rolling it out due to concerns of a blood clots of a dozen nations about stopped administering the astra zeneca shot the drug firm and the world health organization insist it is safe to mccain is live for us now from berlin dominic's the european countries are falling following rather one after the other and how serious are these concerts. the point that the federal health minister here in berlin jaensch plan was at pains to make was that the decision to suspend the administration of astra zeneca to german citizens was a precautionary measure was one that had been recommended by the government agency that approves the and disapproves as it were the use of vaccines in this country he said that it was not a political decision it was a decision that was recommended by expert suze job it is to monitor the use and and uptake of vaccines in this country and in saying that in and in remitting as it were the approval of the use of the vaccine to the europ

were last summer own worked on the international coproduction the man who sold his skin it's tunisia's oscar in tree for best foreign film this year and it's made the short list. it's a love story that begins in syria. have . a beer and sam ali are in love it was never about them. as i look at what. how did. i not how they are bought and britney said to look. good you were the eyes and we left that just saying i was naive colfer revolution will be has i'm doing the police hunt him down and forcing him to flee to lebanon i appears stays behind marries a diplomat and moves to belgium. will sam ever see her again an artist offers a promising solution and sam becomes a living canvas. to a poor soul. i watch your back york during the body and what it means to the person. to become abusive and that's going to be just. a deceitful art world staged with lush visuals with. the critically acclaimed film premiered at the venice film festival. and travel around the world it earned our own another german cinematography award nomination this work. of the. own slate a stillness copilot directed by un

the so-called arab spring at rallies popular sentiment across the middle east tunisia egypt libya yemen and many more so millions of people take to the streets. people protesting dictatorship and demanding democratic freedoms. but malawi is graffiti was more amused act of youthful defiance. on top it was all muscle force. a man. who did not apply that of a. democrat in that i thought. i had them with us. about you know managed to shut the door and i'm not so hot on the most. of the. well a lot of toys. were allowed. in the month of the following them in. his father's fears. well founded. malawi has 3 accomplices were rounded up by the police together with a dozen other suspects. before the. dragged out of bed in a dawn raid he was driven away in handcuffs his family had no idea where he was being taken but knew of the syrian authorities reputation for brutality. my roof abood was an accountant for 20 years until the uprising. but when jani you look at them condemned to know him i'd got him in there as our i did that come to us and thought that if the new law. got it i thought i knew it.