u. n. new report which says the cumulative total of the space people has reached almost $82.00 and a half 1000000. mozambique t grainy fuel and africa broadside region are among the leading sources of new refugee movements. at least 3 palestinians have been injured in fighting with israeli forces in occupied east jerusalem. it happened after friday praise at the alex moss compounds israeli forces were dispersing protesters who gathered in opposition to a flag march held by israeli nationalist. earlier in the week, i'll be back with more news in under 30 minutes. jerusalem, a rock and a hard place continues next. in the when you see the, the surface of the is going to assess him and with the 50, going to for the city in neighborhood if confiscated. most of the philistines brought most of the city. and then for the purpose of making life easier for settlers regarding the benefits of the community. unfortunately, today it is, it's very clear. it is the right wing zionist control of the really poli

that's according to the u. n's new report which says the cumulative total of displaced people has not reached almost half $82.00 and a half 1000000. it's risen from 9 straight years. gunman in nigeria have reportedly kidnapped at least 80 student center rate on a school in the northwest state of cabbie. please say 5 teachers were also abducted and that an officer was killed in the 3rd mass. keep snapping that in 3 weeks. for the ivory coast president lauren bank bill has returned home 10 years after being expedited for war crimes. he was acquitted by the international criminal court charges linked to post election violence in 2011 israel as launched as strikes on garza for the 2nd time in 2 days. it says the targeting of homicides was in response to a century balloons being sent into southern israel for a 3rd day. it's putting pressure on a ceasefire between israel and hamas. zambia has announced 3 weeks of morning following the death of its founding president kenneth colander, who was 97 and died of pneumonia. he was considering considered rather a father african independence. he als

according to the u. n's, new report which says the cumulative total of displaced people has reached or has $82.00 and a half 1000000. it's risen for 9 years, running israel as long as dan strikes on garza for the 2nd time in 2 days. it says the targeting of my sites was in response to incendiary balloons. being sent into southern israel for a 3rd day. it's related to escalation in fighting, putting pressure on a cease fire between israel and thomas that came into effect almost a month ago. zambia has announced 3 weeks of morning following the death of its founding president kind of calendar who was 970 years old. he was considered one of the fathers of african independence. others the headlines. what do you see here? 0 after today's inside story coming up, thanks. the whole parliamentary elections on june 21 more at stake than the result. the countries ranked my troubles at home and beyond its borders. can this vote set back on the road to peace and stability? ethiopia, parliament reelection on al jazeera, they exchanged handshakes and praise, but joe biden and vladimir putin 1st meeti

u. n. and new york linda thomas greenfield. the us ambassador says this is a man made humanitarian emergency and the source of this emergency. according to this report that was compiled by 15, un agencies, non governmental agencies and regional organizations found a very dire situation with conflicts at the heart of the problem. the conflict, they say that has led to massive displacement of people in the northern areas of ethiopia. it's conflict that caused people to lose their livelihoods, to ruin infrastructure and also to ruin crops. they talk about food sources being purposely destroyed, seeds burned equipment, destroyed crops, burn, and also about the fact that on over 100 occasions ethiopian or era tray and troops have stopped aid workers from getting in to help people. and this is of grave concern to un officials who have been sounding the alarm in recent days and weeks. thomas greenfield decried the fact that the security council has yet to hold an open meeting on the situation there. she says that's something that has

u. n. has warned that a new electoral law is undermining the prospect of a free and fair bonus. latin america editor, you see a demon explains with presidential elections just 5 months off. opponents of niggers was president, daniel, lord, pay that, and his wife ross and your movie you the vice president are dropping like flies. wow. recent weeks to opposition parties were dissolved and 2 candidates put under house arrest and renew electoral reform measure that the un high commissioner for human rights says will impede fair and pre election. now the standard to moral the most competitive opposition candidate is being accused of money laundering, another primes that would make her ineligible to run to patrol for a former president lives chamorro who beat ortega in elections back in 1990. look at that. this is not about attacking me. it's about attacking the rise of nicaraguans to a fair free and transparent election. they want to eliminate all of us to frighten us all. so we won't participate. leaving the general prosecutor's office to motor said her lawyers were also being threatened. newkirk

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news. our a u. n. court has rejected the appeal of the former bosnian serb general rod come luggage. he was sentenced to life in 2017 for genocide and war crimes, including this reverend each. a massacre well done. the butcher of bosnia leather was found guilty of his involvement in the killing of more than a 1000 muslim men and boys. during the bosnian war and the 1900 ninety's. the judges upheld his conviction on life sentence 26 years after the issue of his initial warrant in life and then nodded back. it does not. that was just meant as a me to get this in the general sentence and just in there for my love and find jenny, i'm the defender that me some like demo. planted up in you, posing a will cross over to the hague and speak to step by step. what is the reaction to this? the very mixed feelings here, and they have, i have to say not only was the appeal by the defense, lawyers of not each rejected but also by the prosecution. so relatives of victims who are gathering here at the us court say that there's a very much disappointment that so not only the channels tight and so but

but the more ahead on the news, including the u. n. is wanting to justify in matter. gosh, millions out on the brink of starvation, near mark deposed leader on fast to cheese backing isn't as cold accused of crimes that computer jail, but up to 14 years defending champions. portugal looked a book fair place in the last 16 of the year olds. peter's going to have all the details. ah, iran says it stopped an attempt to sabotage against the building of its atomic energy organisation. a few hours ago the u. s. seized 33 media websites with links to iran on tuesday to ron condemns the move, calling it breach of freedom of speech. the u. s. previously sanctioned runs revolutionary god and state media outlets, making it illegal for them to do business with americans. this is about it has the latest from to all these sites are all off branches and off shoots of the official fate, tv websites and belonging to the state. and these have been really, there's been a lot of anger by officials from various levels of government. we heard from iran had her on un mission, who said that

the, the news, the news headlines in the u. n. is press investigate, trying again from digital people in canada, that after another 751 unmarked graves, defined at a former residential school, the chief of a local 1st nation street tells us a faith, genocide generation. we did not ask for all of this to happen for 5 generations. it was policies in the 1800 early 1900. this is genocide. this as a scandal, praying british health minister finally quits off to surviving money and criticism for botching the pandemic response. the thief caught kissing an aide in violation of his own social distances guideline. harris files duplicate critics by finally visiting the mexican board us 3 months into her vice presidency. and she takes us almost a 1000 kilometers from the api center of the migrant crisis. ah, hello, they just got 9 and evening here. moscow. you watching artie international now a coalition of countries led by russia and china recalling for the un to investigate crimes against indigenous people in canada and say the government s

the news headlines on al jazeera, a u. n. court has rejected the appeal of former bosnian serb commander right from a lodge was sentenced to life in 2017 for genocide and work crimes. including these 3 briny massacre dub, the butcher of bosnia milan, was found guilty of killing more than a 1000 muslim men and boys during the bosnian war. and the 1900 ninety's step, fastened has more from the hague. the life sentence against home allowed each has been upheld. the judges found that all the appeals from the defense that were filed off to defer it again. 2017 have been rejected. it's still unclear. i have the verdict here right now it's just handed over to me. what happened to the other china side cloth that actually also the prosecutor wanted to be him, be convicted for, but for sure. now the life sentence has been piled up means that the boss in serbian commander melodic will have to spend the rest of his life in prison. the f b, i says it's developed a secret encrypted device to target it criminal organizations worldwide. 800

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u. n. s w camera space at the university of new south wales. he joins us now live by skype, from cambra. russell, just before the break that i was saying that venus is currently very bright in the the evening sky just after sunset, certainly. and in this part of the world and in the middle east, they call it earth's evil twin. why is that? and why is it so important for us to go that venus? thank you. adrian. venus is a lot like this. it's a similar size to earth. it's the evil twin because it's so hot there the atmosphere. there's something about the atmosphere that traps the energy from the sun. in fact, at the surface of venus. apparently the temperature is several 100 degrees celsius . it's. it's extremely hot and almost impossible to survive. and in fact, humans completely impossible. all right, we've been there before, at least not as physically, but we've sent probes before. presumably given that but the atmosphere there, all the conditions are so hostile. these are very special breed of spacecraft. absolutely. in fact, one of these miss

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u. n. s w camera space at the university of new south wales. he explains why evil twin or some call it has so much to offer venus is a lot like earth. it's a similar size to earth. it's the evil twin because it's so hot there the atmosphere. there's something about the atmosphere that traps the energy from the sun, in fact, at the surface of venus. apparently the temperature is several 100 degrees celsius . it's, it's extremely hot and almost impossible to survive. and in fact, humans completely impossible. in fact, one of these missions that nasa will send to venus at the end of this decade will have a probe that will try to plunge down through the atmosphere to the surface. as i said before, near the service, the temperature, the so hot that the electronics on the spacecraft, wind survive very long. so the ability to design a spacecraft that can we stand that it's been slowly growing. we can do a lot better than we were able to 3 or 4 days ago when man last visited things. nasa, scientists hope to find out where that once was habitable, wheth

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u. n. in geneva from where he joins me. how will this new government succeed, where all the others have failed? the coming by a welcome to conflict zone. thank you. thank you for the 3 days off the new government of national unity was sworn in. there was a shocking reminder of how little unity there is in your country. up to 15 bodies were found handcuffed and done to the cement factory in the eastern city of bang ghazi, while life remain so cheap and murder is enjoy almost total impunity in your country, there's nothing much to celebrate with this. new government is there. well, that's not necessarily accurate because we don't, 1st of all, we don't know when this crime took place. secondly, as you know, during transition periods, things tend to be take a little bit of time to, to, to come to a more stable environment where you're not suggesting to me that there are daily killings and discoveries of mass graves. if these killings go on. this government will fail, like all the others. when did, that's the point. absolutely, and therefore it's

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news pot forms. all attempts were thwarted since they begun on saturday. the u. n. is warning if a massive loss of life in me and mar if no immediate action is taken. an estimated 100000 people have been forced to leave their homes because of fighting and me and mars kaya states. it's accusing security forces of indiscriminate airstrikes against civilian albanians. parliament has voted to impeach president taylor metter . it follows an investigation that found he should be voted out for violating the constitution. the president's rule is considered a political, but matter has regularly class with prime minister at the rama. those are the latest headlines on al jazeera science in a golden age is coming up. next, bye bye news. news. news news. ah, ah, ah, ah, they've been so many great involved in science over the past 100 years. everything from relativity and quantum mechanics to electronics computing, they struggled, but none of this progress would have been possible without the mathematicians ation of science. and the development of algebra and the term algebra can

in a new memoir, he calls it a lasting stain on the us reputation. the u. n. has since spent more than $700000000.00 fighting colorado, haiti, and another $8000000.00 so far in victim lead community development. but a u. s. court ruled that the united nations could not be sued for damages due to diplomatic immunity. and no victims have ever been directly compensated with them hybrid, legally on dismissed. but that does not mean that we are not responsible morally. that's why i did my best to ready support his paper is completely misleading and manipulative. international law professor and former un special rapid tour, philip austin says the un may have immunity in court, but it does have a responsibility to compensate victims under its own charter. this is not a question of a moral duty. it's the legal duty. we screwed. these people liberal to pay for it. in his book, bond describes lawyers who attempted to get compensation for haitians who lost loved ones as attempting to extort the un. mario joseph was one of those lawyers. when they came to the bed, 82 peop

south korean president, noon j n has met with the new us envoy for north korea song. kim kim said, the u. s. hope the north will agree to new talks. this despite a statement from the powerful sister of north korean leader kim jong and dismissing hope of a meeting, the changing coffee can cut your risk of deadly liver diseases. that's from a study just out from the journal dmc public health. it says people who drink $3.00 to $4.00 cups of regular or decamp coffee are less likely to develop or die from the great barrier reef off of australia's east coast should be put on a list of endangered world heritage sites. according to a un scientists committee, that recommendation has angered the australian government, the reef as a major tourist attraction and australia has been working to keep it off of the endangered list. the when body says the decline in coral is due to climate change and urged australia to take accelerated action. get more. we are joined by rebecca amr. she is a journalist. she is based in sydney, rebecca, australia saying that the recommendation is politically motivated, tha

u n. u and in 2016 under the j. c. p . o, a or nuclear deal exchange for temporary limits on its atomic program. the trump administration re imposed all us sanctions and added new ones under a maximum pressure campaign. when he withdrew from the agreement was strong sanctions are expected to be lifted on the banking and energy sectors, automotive industry and force to name a few. but hundreds of other non nuclear sanctions are likely to remain. joining us down here in doha is miran come bravo has professor of government and director of the radian studies unit at georgetown university kata. thank you very much for being with us, mr. come rover. so this vote coming at a moment of tension over the 2015 nuclear cord. how do you see the outcome of the election affecting the ongoing negotiations on the nuclear deal? it's really hard to tell wholly the front runner abraham re see has indicated in one of the recent debates that he is in support of the negotiations. so we might still be surprised by racy who's conservative and hardliner, whom we would assume would be against negotiations. and iraq correspond with the united states. he might indeed pull nixon and try and

africa as broad as i have region are among the leading sources of new refugee movements due to conflicts and the impact of climate change. the u. n. phase governments, particularly wealthy ones, need to do more. why are these people moving? they're moving because of economic reasons and this will require massive investments in their countries of origin. but they're also moving because of violence and insecurity perpetrated by gangs in the community in the homes. and these are reasons to recognize people as refugees. but also these are causes that need to be addressed in court. the nation in partnership with countries in the region. early i spoke to matthew salt marsh, was a spokesman for the un refugee agency. he says government should focus more on the root causes of mass migrations. one of the main messages to europe and to all developing countries is really to show solidarity. this is a global problem. it requires addressing global root causes. but also when refugees do move, asylum seekers move, they need to be solidarity. you can't put all the pressure on a handful of gateway come countries because simply the pressure is too

this, when this came out was all ready adapted for new human transmission is again, an unprecedented, ah, the, in the headlines this howard, the u. n. is oppressed to investigate crimes against indigenous people in canada. after another $751.00, i'm logged grades of founded a former residential school. the chief of a local 1st nations group tells r t a they faced the genocide generation. we did not ask for all of this to happen for 5 generation with policies in the 1800 early 1900. this is genocide, or is felice play a hundreds of tents from the city center off the refugees and that supported camp and a desperate bid to draw attention to homeless migrants us media of the world's least trusted pen. oxford university poll finds that coverage of the panoramic further damaging their reputation. ah well, that's good to have you with us. it's saturday evening. it's 7 to the 26 here in moscow. my name is call him bright. welcome to you. we'll use this out. first for you, then a coalition of countries led by russia and china, according to the united nations, to probe crimes against indigenous people in canada, saying the government should

u. s. accused russia violating the so called i n, f packed, the bands short range nuclear missiles. trump also tried to pull out of another pipes, the new strategic arms reduction, or new start treaty signed in 2011. i that limits the u. s. and russia to deploy no more than $1550.00 nuclear warheads applied and agreed to a 5 year extension. shortly after he took office a roster and says any future arms control pipe must cover missile defense systems that it consider as d, stabilizing the u. s, it says rushes thousands of reported tactical nuclear weapons that are not covered by start must also be on the table. so let's explore this. spectra spin is executive director at the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons. she accepted the nobel peace prize on behalf of the campaign group back in 2017, please to say as she joined us live now from geneva, which was friends. so as i said before, there's little other diplomatic daylight on other issues, but perhaps there is more in miss irina what's your sense? yeah, of course. i mean, i think every time the us and russian presidents get together, we have to remember that these 2 people,

u. n is holding a three day high level meeting in new york countries are adopting a political declarationinequalities around the globe, especially in third world countries. the declaration calls on governments to make sure treatments and prevention programs are available to at least 95% of those who are at high risk. inequalities in power in status in rights and voice are driving the hiv pandemic. inequality is killed, the u. n. says covid 19 pandemic is causing hiv infection rates in some countries to go back up, doctors say they're concerned about children, especially girls in africa. work from home is officially here to stay even when the pandemic is over. in an interview with cnbc this week, salesforce ceo marc benioff said 50 to 60% of staffers will likely work from home that is up sharply from about 20% before the pandemic hit. many have suggested some of its unused leased space will be used for events, training facilities and what he called cultural engagement centers and there is an ongoing battle between apple employees and ceo tim cook. employees have reportedly launched a campa

new today, the u.s. will donate 75% of its unused covid-19 vaccinate the vaccines. >> to the u n backed covax global vaccinering program. president biden unveiling that plan today to share the first 25 million doses with the world. he says his administration plans to share 80 million vaccine doses globally by the end of the month. the administration says 25% will be kept in reserve for emergencies and for the u.s. to share directly with allies and partners here in the u.s. says more and more folks get vaccinated more and more communities are reopening people. the longer feeling confined to their homes. and that has also led to an increased demand for. >> everything from cars to regular consumer goods. such that increased demand is also leading to shortages. kron four's. dan kerman live for us in the. san francisco. he'll be back up with us a little bit later. we're having problems with him speaking of shortages, there is not enough meat and juan deleon. the east bay says they're going to be closing at least temporarily because the price of meat is soaring because of this supply issue, the owner of auggies m

u. n backed kovacs global vaccine sharing program. meantime president biden outlined a new covid vaccination strategy with the goal of having 70% of adults vaccinated by july, 4th. jonathan serrie reports from atlanta. let's celebrated truly historic independence day president biden announcing a big new vaccine pushes the summer gets closer. the goal getting 70% of adults at least partially vaccinated by the fourth of july as part of a national month of action. the feds are stepping up outreach and education and also coordinating with businesses to offer incentives like a free beer on independence day, courtesy of anheuser busch. a number of states are also getting creative with their giveaways, including west virginia, where guns and trucks are among the prizes in a vaccine lottery. we could draw your name and absolutely you could win something that would be phenomenal. but with all of that, you've got to get your first shot. but as the country continues opening up, the psa is under fire for not dropping its mask mandate. critics arguing planes, trains and buses should fol

u. n. of called for an investigation as victoria gate and the report, the relatives of the injured wait outside a hospital for news following the bombing of a busy market in the village of to go go any t p as t gray region. some of the victims of root here to the regional capital mckelly 30 kilometers away. but many more we did a believe to be trapped in the village health workers. se soldiers blocked medical teams from reaching the seen. a lot of people waiting during but they didn't get service and because of the location of the road, i mean if any the us state department, school days, reports credible and set in a statement that denying victims urgently needed medical care is heinous. and absolutely unacceptable. we urge the ethiopian authorities to ensure full and unhindered medical access to the victims. immediately, i called for accountability, i call for an investigation for what has happened. but more broadly, we have made clear our position on the issues in to grey. we have asked for a cease fire. we demanded a cease fire. the attack happened during some of the most intense fighting since the conflict bet

u. k, which is an uptick in new infections of current of ours, but also the long term issues. reform of the n h s. tackling the social care issue, the increasing number of elderly, whose care needs to be funded somehow by government appointment of a new and a chest chief executive, for example. there is the short term, but there's also the long term strategic stuff that savage of it needs to grasp very quickly. or following developments in yemen, as while fighting there has been intensifying between government forces and who's the rebels in the strategic mark region. not left thousands of people dead. the oil rich area is the government's last more than strong hold and it has implications for peace negotiations depending on who manages to take control of it. his shot bellis charlotte palace explains and there is a warning. her report contains flashes, the skin matter of only illuminate the offensive on germany government forces. darkness has done nothing to stop their recent offences. after almost 7 years of war, merab is the front line. the area is the saudi best government, last stronghold

u. n position and that she's looking forward to meeting the challenges of this new role, there was a rare under the golden gate bridge in the bay bridge today, the ship carrying a giant crane from shanghai, china, sailed under the golden gate bridge this morning at low tide, of course, and a few minutes later, it cleared the bay bridge with only five ft. despair the chp temporarily paused at traffic on the bridge went up right. the crane stands 300 ft. tall it will be reassembled at the ben even utter terminal to help with cargo operations at the port of oakland. it's a very specialized operation to bring a crane here to the port of oakland. it can lift a cargo container. 170 ft in the air to either take it off a vessel or on a vessel. so this is the fourth big crane to arrive at the busy port of oakland. just this year. well, three developers have now thrown their hats into the ring to begin the massive redevelopment of the former concord naval weapons station. conquered based scene. oh is among the developers thattures from irvine and new york based brooke field development also submitt