was a statement by the u. n. r. special envoy for the middle east peace process by by many institutions. many of people here as well to you know, half a thorough investigation. we also heard by politicians, obviously, palestinians and israelis. but also by the israeli military said to have said of a special investigation. tina, of course, palestinians would say they wouldn't have much faith in the military. i'm investigating itself, but there is the pressure to get to know to, to understand what happened there this morning that led to the, to the death of 1st serene barclays to the us. now, democratic lawmakers are filled in the bid to legalize abortion. nationwide. the senate voted largely along party lines against the bill. it would have guaranteed abortion access across the u. s. a result was expected of the vote, largely symbolic merchant. this sama, the supreme court, is expected to overturn roe v wade, the 973 ruling that granted women the right to abortion. of correspondence with me so much canada is in wash

there was a statement by the u. n. r. special envoy for the middle east peace process by, by many institutions. many people here as well to, you know, half a thorough investigation. we also heard by politicians, obviously, palestinians and israelis, but also by the israeli military said to have said of a special investigation team that of course palestinians would say they wouldn't have much faith in the military. i'm investigating itself, but there is the pressure to get to know to, to understand what happened there this morning that led to the, to the death of sharina blackland tanya, prima reporting from jerusalem. thank you very much, tonya. to my attention out to the u. s. were democratic lawmakers in the united states are attempting to secure federal abortion rights by bring a bill to the senate. the move is largely symbolic because they lack the numbers to ensure its passage. democrats are trying to head off a supreme court decision, which is expected to overturn the courts previous landmark ruling on the issue. a

there was a statement by the u. n. r. special envoy for the middle east peace process by, by many institutions. many people here as well to, you know, half a solar investigation. we also heard by politicians, obviously, palestinians, and israelis, but also by the israeli military said to have said of a special investigation team. not, of course, palestinians would say they wouldn't have much faith in the military. i'm investigating itself, but there is the pressure to get to know to, to understand what happened there this morning that led to the, to the death of 1st serene blackland tanya, prima reporting from jerusalem. thank you very much, tonya is in our focus now to west africa where the empowers nation of 21000000 people molly has, over the past decade been plagued by islamists, violence. swigs of the country are controlled by a myriad of with rebel groups and militias. in the middle, our german troops, berlin has announced their presence will be increased to a total of $1400.00 soldiers. but some are wondering if t

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u. s. a. n r a's annual convention starts in texas just days after school shooting, killed 19 children, and 2 teachers. ah, territory services al jazeera life and dough also coming out. it's time for the i c . c, to take action to send a clear message to these riley government and to all governments seeking an international criminal court trial, al jazeera media network demands and investigation into the killing of journalists . sharina accolade shot dead by israeli forces. fighting in the democratic republic of congo forces nearly $40000.00 people from their homes in 4 days plus outraged across brazil, after the death of the black man of the police detained enforced him into a smoke filled car trunk. ah! now just to 3 days after 19 children and 2 teachers were killed in a mass shooting at a u. s. elementary school, a country was inferential. gun lobby is holding its convention for testers. have been gathering outside the national rifle associations. annual meeting in houston, texas. that's about

instead of focusing on guarding supply routes. ukraine's military says russia has intensified its r u. n. s. strikes in the east in the next region. next chunk of lives in hockey, he says that people are slowly starting to build their lives, even though they're still in danger. it was like the situation when you don't know whether you're going to wake up or not. you know, when you go to sleep in evening so that, that wasn't, that was very scary. i think it's, it's a situation of, you know, step by step. we just, we have to get back to normal life. so somehow, you know, some day we, we just wish to return to normal life. and there's not a lot of like, not a lot we can do, we can't rebuild the whole city. like in a couple of months. it's gonna, it's gonna take a lot of time, but we, you, we're like, we can, you know, we might as well start to rebuild it today. so that's, that's what we're trying to do. i don't want to be under, under any illusion that we are still a fan will. you can go back to normal state starting from monday. you know that that's, that's a dangerous illusion. we are sti

and in the same d r c province, the u. n says more than 72000 people have been displaced in just one week. is due to fighting between the army and the m. 23 rebel group. the you and said around 7000 people seeking safety had crossed the border into uganda. in the last week alone is ready. police have class with palestinians at the alexa mosque in jerusalem. the unrest comes ahead of a planned nationalist parade through the old city. israel says the march is meant to celebrate is capture of east jerusalem in the 967, mid east war. but thomas indians view it as a provocation, landslides and flooding out the heavy rains have left at least 30 people dead in northeast in brazil. more than a 1000 people have been forced to flee their homes. experts say climate change is turning rainy. season down falls into extreme weather events that have killed hundreds of people in brazil over the past year. and staying in brazil, a wave of protest has swept the country spock by the brutal death, the black man at the hands of police. the 30 act

i'll make as dawn of reporting from baton bass r t u n. world food program has warned that the conflict and ukraine has put latin america on the verge of famine as western sanctions against russia have disrupted global supply chains. latin american food exporters have been facing an unprecedented crisis. r t correspondent, ignacio who bia reports. c no said go me. western sanctions against russia has significantly contributed to an unprecedented regional crisis that has engulfed late in american countries. the world's biggest export is a fruit ordinance that was new. today we can cooperate with one shipping company, only m s c. but it is the only logistics company in the world. and the provides shipping solutions between latin america and russia. medical medical athena is the richest western countries and their private companies are attempting to strangle russia in every aspect which has also damaged late and america supplies of brazil and apples such indian lemons in ecuador, in bananas, have southerly, found himself hostage to situation that it increased transportation coasts 5 to 6 t

d a v i d r u b e n s t e i n jo h n k er ry so you can't do these things overnight so you have a period to allow people change their habits. the consensus is by 2050 is the time we want to measure success; is that right? >> this is not a politically arrived at goal. this is coming from thousands of scientists, and they're the ones who tell us in the last report of 2018 that if we want to avoid the worst consequences of the climate crisis we have to reduce our emissions and get to net zero by 2050. the only way to get to net zero by 2050 is to begin now to reduce, because there's no curve steep enough to reduce later, you have to start now. that's why the next eight years, this decade, those scientists have said to us to avoid the worst consequences of the climate crisis, you must reduce the emissions by 45% over the next ten years. that's 2020-2030. so we've set our goal, president biden has set a goal that we will reduce our emissions by 50 to 52% over these next eight years. in canada it's about 45-50, japan 45-50. europe 55% reduction, u.k. 68% reduction. africa 50-some. we now have

u. s. didn't view correspondence. stefan simons is in houston, texas, where the n r a convention is taking place. and here's his assessment of former president donald trump speech at the event. there are no surprises there from the former president, president trump boating the same horny always did. as did governor about here, the governor of texas saying and blaming mental health issues and mental health problems are a mental health pandemic group demick in the united states. for, for example, what happened a few days ago and you've all there. but many americans now is especially now after this incident, want change change meaning not touching the constitutional 2nd amendment, but better restrictions more control. so this or what happened a few days ago, is not going to happen anymore, or is made much harder. stephan simons in houston. here's a quick round up of some other stories making use around the world environment and energy ministers from the group of 7 leading industrial nations. the g 7 have agreed to phase. i've coal to generate electricity by 2035. the group also promised to do

u. s. t w correspondence stefan simons is in houston, texas word the n r a convention is taking place. and here's his assessment of former president donald trump's speech. at the event. there are no surprises there from the former president, president trump boating the same horny always did. as did governor about here, the governor of texas sane and blaming mental health issues and mental health problems are a mental health pandemic group of demick in the united states. for, for example, what happened a few days ago and you've all there, but many americans now is especially now after this incident won't change change, meaning not touching the constitutional 2nd amendment, but better restrictions more control. so this or what happened a few days ago is not going to happen anymore, or is made much harder. the group of 7 leading industrial nations that g 7 has promised to double its financial support to help developing countries cope with climate change. that could benefit parts of africa being slammed by floods, drives, and other extreme weather events. despite producing a minimal amount

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rhetoric that the right and the n r ray is pushing, and they bear some responsibility for a lot of this violence as well. why do you think the n r a is so adamant on maintaining this u. s. right to own a gun, what is it about that that they can't let go of? well, i think a lot of that has to do with the culture and a lot of it has to do with the political power that we we know that the n r a is in the business of intimidating people and using fear mongering to push politicians to be, have a specific stance, and let's be clear to, there's no democrats in congress saying we need to go door to door and take everybody's gun. however, that generate tells its members, we believe we do believe that there is a 2nd. of course, people have the right to protect themselves, but what people don't have the right to do is walk into an elementary school and murder, children, and teachers. and so what we have to do is as not just democrats, but as people in this country is fight back against these lies and let people know that we have real tangible solutions. yes, some of them have to do with the regulation of guns. yes. other ones have to do with getting money directly into what's

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u. n. and the red cross doing an online press conference, the red cross representative to ukraine confirmed to r t. the organization was aware of both russia and ukraine, previous attempts to open the mediterranean color doors and the obstacles faced in competing variations. i knew that there were many attempts on both sides to open corridors, and we were always ready to to proceed. and to do patsy basie in those corridors. we manage to go one almost mother. i think it was a month ago. we need constant aid to ensure that everybody on the ground was aware of an agreement that the, that was, that was taken at the capital level. in other words, it's transforming it, secrete guarantees for us, for the civilians into practical working modalities. since the end of april, back and forth to say they are almost in full control of the city of will based in the guns for public, the areas witness fighting since the very start of russians offensive and civil hotspots still remain ortiz maria phenomena center support from the field as to weeks. so fears fighting the town of rubies. now he is now completely un

so that's f l a r e q u e s t i o n s at gmail.com and then we'll monitor those questions. i want to leave some time. so this brings us then to the last speaker and you talked about the maternal piece that laura bush really use that very effectively as the consoler in chief and you know when michelle obama came in here, she's princeton harvard educated had been you know. major law firm had been a hospital administrator. i mean, this is a woman like a hillary clinton who had power positions and she said, you know, she was going to be mom in chief and there were a lot of women who said wait a minute. you know, you have a chance especially as the first african-american first lady to move some things forward and what she chose to emphasize where education military families and healthy children. so what about this particular speech? why was it only in michelle at least in my opinion only in michelle obama could have given this speech one of you want to comment on that or do you disagree with me? oh, i think it was a very powerful speech to very specific audience. already recogni

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