u. s. still wants to pursue a 2 state solution. but very clearly, the middle east, in his conflict in general or specifically is not very high up on jo biden's agenda . he's mostly focusing on china, russia and to a lesser degree iran on the 1st stage of his presidency. he was not expecting to have to deal with the middle east right now in terms of foreign policy. but of course with what's gone on. the last 11 days, events on the ground have changed best plans to he perhaps had so now i think the question becomes for the white house is, does joe biden, and does the president use this cease fire to advance the peace process or not? or does he just back out of it? and we simply don't know the answer to that, but probably will get a better sense of that in a coming days and weeks. get really don't to. thank you very much. indeed. a short while ago. uh huh spokesperson has him. gus him confirmed the truth to end 11 days of israeli palestinian hostilities. bill felton had got the mister at the moment. yes, we were informed by our brothe

u. s. still backs israel a 100 percent without exactly using those words. biden's said that the u. s. will in his words replenish the iron dorm defense system that israel has. and that he again said what he's said multiple times from the administration over the past week, or 11 days or so that israel has the right to defend itself. what by and did not do in his announcement, is mentioned the disproportionate number of palestinians that were killed compared to the israelis over the last 11 days. by and did mention that future peace talks would go through the palestinian liberation organization, a pillow, and not through hamas. and said that now the u. s. will work through the united nations on humanitarian efforts to help the people of gaza. speaking of the united nations, we did here from tor, when it's land and norwegian diplomat who is the un special coordinator for the middle east peace process. after the announcement of the ceasefire, he tweeted, in part the following, i welcome to cease fire between gaza in israel. i commend egypt and cutter for the efforts carried out in close c

u. s. airports are still requiring masks even though several states have relaxed mandates. the u. s.homeland security appeared on gma to talk about how long the requirement could last. >> the mask mandate is a federal mandate in airports and on airplanes and that is going to hold true probably until mid- september and it's a very important mandate. we are getting out of the covid- 19 pandemic because of a concerted federal effort and we need to stay strong and really put this behind us. >> alejandro mayorkas also addressed international travel saying the u. s. is still considering requiring vaccine passports for travel in and out of the country but the priority now is getting more people vaccinated. coming up, gearing up for a memorial day getaway that is expected to be the busiest travel time frame since the start of the pandemic, the big focus on vaccinating people in unlikely places. >>> and taking a live look now at the big board at the new york stock exchange up by about 115 points, another update on the markets next. >>> the rise of san francisco- based and will be the substate

u. s. security still had on al jazeera, no sign of away out of the deepening economic crisis in lebanon. now, major international brands, having to shut down operation. children are among the day after our mass killing in an area through known for cocaine production. ah, hello, here's the weather across the middle east on wednesday we have a shim all setting up, so don't you are going to feel the impact of that, that she may see some sand and dust kicked up there. otherwise we do have the risk of some thunderstorms across areas of omar and can't really see it picked up there . but the risk is certainly there. oscar, 47 degrees, you know, you may see a record. we locked into 47 for the next 2 days. the record high in may is 48, so we'll see if we can get you there. after turkey, we've got a wind off the black sea that's kicked down temperatures in istanbul, and for the sea resort city of antalya. 33 on wednesday, but your temperatures will slide over the next few days. and that's because we get a south wind off the mediterranean. so we're down to 28 by friday, friday. pretty close to aver

u. s. clearly still does not want to deal with math. we know that, but then how do you reconstruct the play? how do you get the agent? how will that actually work? well, hi, there could be different mediators that could enter this age. since there is, there is this rule, but there's condition that the u. s. would not enter a garza through hamas, but then through mediators like egypt, thing, cancer, and the you, when these aid could enter the gaza strip for the families who really need a for the reconstruction of because of strep. but all the other hand has also said that it's not going to allow to be blackmailed through the age. that is great to enter the gods this drabs. what's the most is requesting or demanding through the past 3 wars. and this war coming that had just happened, sorry, is the complete listing of these on the gaza strip. i mean, what was her mom? what, what time us is demanding is the listing of the seas, not just to be granted a little bit of what they already own in god's done. i mean what, what israel has done is o

many hurdles still remain like the u. s. blocking the world trade organizations court system. but when it comes to tariffs, both sides of it, the pause button with a you temporarily suspending planned increases in tariffs on u. s. goods including holly davids motorcycles and bourbon whiskey. he doesn't use gas matters, reporting from brussels there. now let's take a look at some of the other business stories, making headlights, office sharing start of. we work with lee last more than $2000000000.00 in the 1st quarter of this year. partially due to high costs related to an upcoming star market listed mandatory services, however, has risen significantly and tops free pandemic levels, according to become the mobile congress. the telecom industry is the biggest trade invent will be held in barcelona next month as well. because of 19 pandemic derailed. 2020 a dish. several firms pulled out last year with your rent will be mixed up in person and online. expected to draw $30000.00 visitors about a 3rd of free and then attendance. the eu has reached a deal uncovered 1900 certificates

and in that news release announcing it, it made the points that the there is still the u. s. is iron clad commitment is said to israel's defense, but it said they wanted to rebuild relations with the palestinians, which after years of neglect so that, that 2nd part that's new in many ways. because of course, the by the administration is only be not in office for 4 months, the trumpet administration, their relation set with the policy authority completely deteriorated after the decision to move the u. s. embassy to jerusalem. and so, chance for a fresh start there. and obviously in the coming hours we got lots of other meetings after the netanyahu meeting 1st in israel, he's going to be meeting with the foreign minister and with the defense minister. but then importantly he travels to ramallah for that meeting with mahmoud abbas. of course, what he's not going to see is the effects of the so called precision bombing by israel and the utter destruction in many parts of gaza. just think you, when you said the words, they're biting administration, it made me think of nathan yahoo

u. s. domestic travel. when we were in 2900, say mark lights, we are doubling our size and revenue. compared to other moments, are we still in the middle of crisis? the u. s. a different because of the vaccination and the fact that the countries big by been talking about the single country where traditionally got less restriction to move in within the same state between states. and you combined with a great nation project. and this is what the result looks like, right? and i think very soon it was here, 7 years whereabouts initially spot even pick it up. and hopefully we should also see according to between the you can do something about very soon. so i think it's all about the vaccination. when though, let me get you to try and look in your crystal ball for us. when do we think international, the international flights market is going to be back to almost free covey levels? so i think for traffic it's already happening globally, i think. and for the interest, you know, the whole nation is the key. and then also government isn't the restriction, but it seems to be sequence 1st that there anything else is picture my crystal

month, like we are doubling our size in revenue convert to 90 and the moments are we still in the middle crisis. the u. s. a different because of the vaccination and the fact that the countries big by talking about the single country where traditionally the less restriction to movement within the same state when states and combined with a great nation project. and this is what it looks like. right. and i think very soon it was him 7 years, for example, where the nation is fighting to pick it up. and hopefully we should also see, according to between the you can do us opening up very soon. so i think it's all about the vaccination. when though, let me get you to try and look into your crystal ball for us. when do we think international, the international flights market is going to be back to almost free coven levels? so i think for topic it's already happening globally, i think. and for the interest, you know, the whole estimation is the case, sims and then also government isn't restrictions, but it seems to be sequence 1st that they're using my a crystal bodies of yours. but i would say around the summer

and so that's why there was a desire for something more still ahead on al jazeera, a black community in the u. s. state of oklahoma says it's still waiting for justice for century after one of the worst racial master because in american history i'm full recent port highway, co restrictions have been relaxed to allow thousands of traveling to come here to the study. ok. so drug out for the champions league final, between manchester city and shelter. ah hello west is best for sunshine across europe over the next couple of days. nice big area of high pressure beginning to build. it'll help clear the skies more the web sunshine coming through. here. we have got some a live, the showers cross eastern part, still some wet weather, the just around belarus, western russia coming down to ukraine, a little rash, showers across poland, maybe down towards other parts of germany's see some showers there through check republican on into austria. wanted to shout to just around the peer nice northern parts of bank as he a little bit of wet weather, but for the most part is fine and dry is fine, dry and sunny ac

you watching the news, our life from london still live 100 years after the u. s. it was rice massacre and survivors are still fighting for justice. anti tobacco messaging is going up in smoke with more young people than ever turning to cigarettes. and for the 1st time in 74, brentwood, a heading to the top flight of english triple one that later with john martin for a hello. it's warming up nicely now across much of western europe. last class got big area of high pressure building and that means like when highest is a little the atmosphere. so skies clear, warm sunshine coming through and it's going to be pretty good as we go through the next. there's a little bit of crowd over towards the west, but that's not gonna be a problem. once it runs into a high and it gets squeezed out of the way, figured out over towards eastern parts and lived, she was there just around ukraine. western russia down was the the black sea for the balkans easing over towards bulgaria might catch a shower to the southern part of italy wanted to shout to the southern areas of france. but eve

u. s. they're considered the star literary couple. but often media reports about who's still describe her as the wife of writer paul last or how does she feel about that? let's see, we stopped your age where you are right now. your age doesn't change, but that would be kind of fun. what the process, by how long do you think it will take until him ever reports about paul? it would say the husband of novelist, serious. but once i deeply understood that this was a cultural way of insisting that women not assumed positions of authority. and that when a woman clearly assumes her own authority, people not everyone, both men or women by the way, not exclusively men, will be out to punish her. and that punishment will take the form of trying to humiliate her in one way or another, or make her feel less than i've seen it happen to many women over and over and over again. if one understands that this really has nothing to do with who you are, who i am, what i think what i know how i feel. it is much easier to deal with and even laugh at. i mean i have found that he were hurt. he goes a

u. s. is what race massacre survive is still fighting for jump. ah hello. we got some rather chilly weather across south east, some parts of australia at the moment, but cooler still wetter. and when the weather coming in across new zealand, some lively storms rolling through here, damaging winds, heavy rain could see some flooding as a result of that white pressure across the southeast of australia. that's what's keeping it on. the cold side winds coming in from a southerly direction along the coastal frames of new south wales where we have seen some big waves rolling through recently one or 2 showers. a possibility here much of australia is fine and drive it as i move out to the way. this is where the wet weather is coming in. good part of the way we'll see some showers longest spells of right now continue to drive the way switches. we go on 3, monday, some of that rain just fading in across the knowable down towards the southeast temperature is picking up 16 celsius there in melbourne. could get around 20 in sydney. not so quite across new zealand. still

still searching. what would you want to see? the u. s. do within his own party, joe biden fence facing a lot of criticism. the united states will have to find for a way to exert pressure on israel to give israel and incentive for a new solution without l in a thing. their power bases in the united states with which is partially jewish, but we have to keep in mind, is it come off and the countries the moderate outcome because he's, they're not going to come together on this. come us not integrated into leadership . that's all right. thanks for being with us. thanks to all of you. for the me the the news, the, the the, the, the, the, the, all the be in good shape. it is like motor body. liver is our main body all here. that gets rid of many talk the consumption of alcohol and fruit toast conflict and it sounds like losing fatty liver and throat. so how can you protect human liver in good shape in 30 minutes on d w. oh the news william how to be honest with i and if i had known that the would be that small, i never would have gone on the tri

u. s. and it was passed during the panel. is there the possibility that the u. s. will declare what has happened in t great as war crimes. now, according to the state department, they are still making that very important legal decision. and that final decision will be given to secretary of state 20 blinking. but of course, this is just another stake that the u. s. can use to against the, if the opium, to make sure that they get a cease fire. they're also talking about the possibility of economic sanctions, making sure that aid doesn't flow at to the government, perhaps even restricted access to international money market. they're talking about individual sanctions as well. they want to see a fool transparent investigation into allegations of war crimes. they say that is the only way to stop these sorts of things happening again. and all of this happening is joe biden census envoy to the horn of africa back to the region next week. clearly hoping that the strong works here in washington, d. c will turn into something concrete on the ground and the fighting will stop otherwise, sanctions are real possibility. the senate is unanimous. both republicans and democrats, very keen t

u. s. and u. k. were in here trans without not any more. malcolm web out is era, kigali rwanda still to come here on al jazeera warnings over 2nd volcanic eruption and goma thousands of residents leave the city and uniting 3 religions under a single roof. the foundations are laid for a unique building project in berlin. ah ah hello, the weather is largely fine and try across australia, but that's not the complete story. we have got some wet weather coming into w i as we go on through the next couple of days and we got some pretty wild weather down towards the south east, a little bit of a squeeze on our supplies here. the winds coming in from a south west direction and if i can quote to your straight and bureau of major realty monstrous ways, and a howling wind across that eastern side of austria. as we go on through friday, it should be largely dry. but one or 2 showers love is the coast of new south wales as they drive their way through. the said, much of us is looking fine and dry. 14 in melbourne. no great shakes on the temperature is cool. so we pick in temperature, back in hobart to around 12

u. s. and china and restrictions are listed, but concerns still remain as india faces a continue crisis and opec plus plans to pull back on production costs. so joining me now to discuss the latest, our boom must be i. and david mckelvey, me, theo, of mckelvey, me financial group. david, let's start with you all futures in new york gain as much as 2 point one percent on tuesday, reaching the highest intra day level since mid march. is the demand recovery getting ahead of itself, considering the weakness we're still seeing in parts of asia, india, and brazil. if there's an element beyond supply and demand in, in use here, i think speculation at the foot and it's likely focused on inflation. so here's my case, investor is judge both micro macro concerns and speculation can fall into either of those categories. micro aspects tied to the supply and demand fundamentals. and those are always important. but there's also the macro economic considerations and it would appear judging by the synchronicity of the moves higher in soft commodities, industrial commodities, oil silver, most the thing is we

u . s. president has promised to help, and joe biden hopes to cease fire will help restart diplomatic moves towards peace . we still need a 2 state solution. it is the only answer, the only answer. and what i'm convinced of is that we can now move as i had did, even before whereas i was able to negotiate wash. and before the fire was to go shade that i made it clear that i spoke with president of the boss. we were going to make sure that we are going to provide for security in the west bank. and recently we renewed the security commitment, as well as economic commitment to the people on the west bank. our diplomatic editor james bays says the recent violence has pushed the binding ministration to reconsider its peace efforts in the region. the key diplomatic moment in the coming days is the arrival of the us secretary of state antony blinking in the region. we don't have any exact details this trip, but he's going to be meeting is railey and palestinian leaders. clearly the international focus right now is getting humanitarian assistance into garza. a un security council resolution drafted by frances, being rewritt

the bible has urged congress to pass the police reform bill. lawmakers are still wrangling over details, a u. s. secretary of state and to be blinking is a ton of even the start of a toward the middle east. the try and consolidate the see slide between israel and a mass millison in the gaza strip is holding talk to these raving leaders before traveling on to meet with the heads of the palestinian authority, jordan and egypt as he tries to resume the flow of humanitarian aid into garza, the territory was devastated by israeli ass drags loads to retribution of rockets attacks on israeli cities and press conference with the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. secretary lincoln appealed for humanity and empathy. losses on both sides were profound. casualties are often reduced to numbers, but behind every number is an individual human being a daughter, a son, a father, a mother, a grandparent, a best friend. and as the town the teaches to lose a life is to lose the whole world. whether that life is palestinian or israeli, on the same press conference, benjamin netanyahu talks about the plans to rebui

california is still the most populous state in the u. sthe state says it expects california to grow again. next year. we're here to talk more about the population decrease in california is hans johnson from the public policy institute of california. hans. thank you so much for joining us first. let's start with this. the newsome administration calls a decline. out liar. blaming it on the coronavirus. is that an accurate assessment? what's happening here? well, certainly what we see is trends that have been in existence for a long time, predating governor newsome. and that is increasingly people are leaving california to live in other states, and that flow out of california has accelerated during the last four or five years, but is different now in this last year, though, is the pandemic induced tragically, of course, an increase in death. it also may be surprisingly pretty substantial drop in birds. so those three things altogether, then to the population decline that we saw and people moving out as well. so i want to get to this year. rep

but doctors and crematorium staff say many death still being recorded. india has the 3rd highest number of coby fatalities behind the u. s. and brazil. witnesses next following a person in journalist fighting the gaza siege with poetry to stay with us. bitcoin flock, change and crypto guarantee. disruptive technology join with me and introducing a bill to outlaw crypto currency all the way to a fair, a financial system with big open for software. we can, we don't want money without being a government award winning filmmaker toast and huffman looks at all sides of the complex crypto crypto bit going no change in the internet on our sarah i would love to do to you. we are just sitting there and just to shake you see if you know, put in this liberal in my damage and within that it just tells us what to do. i'll be lucky for you to lose it is going to shut up the tickets if you will. have a good need the worse here in the will do the love this. why do you love to do it? no, we have not only had the the as in jamaica and as a hash, it had to go to my last bon when it gives you a call when you get in with the new alex was give

u. s. going back into it, those negotiations ongoing in vienna. they're still at a delicate stage, but that making progress, in fact, the deputy foreign minister of iran is the chief negotiator saying there is some hope that the round that just started could be the last around. and that clearly is worrying of these righties. thank you. james. space at diplomatic ed is reporting west or islam. onto other news. the 2nd sign clones a hit india and just over a week it has made last fall on the east coast. states of alicia and west bank over the full force. with more than $2000000.00 people already moved to safety cycling the youngest is expected to bring gusts of up to 185 kilometers an hour and severe flooding. this is after last week, another cycle and hit india's west and coast and killed. more than $140.00 people from elizabeth per item and new del used as the cycle, and is also complicating the efforts to combat coven 19. well, they have been a lot of preparations in place of the last few days and that is because dish and westbank goals are unfortunately no ch

with the new arab allies. israel, as has been finding an arab world and is still searching what would you want to see the u. s. do within his own party, joe biden, facing a lot of criticism. the united states will have to find deferred a way to exert pressure on israel to give israel and incentive for a new solution without elevating their power bases in the united states, which is partially jewish. but we have to keep them. i mean, it come off and the countries, the moderate come countries, they're not going to come together to come up, not integrated into leadership. so right, thanks for being with us. thanks to all of you for the me the news . the news, the news, the news news all ah, mental forces would be dangerous. unami more and more people live in coastal areas where any emergency every 2nd county shows or getting to the bottom of this unnatural phenomenon. but what protection is there against teenagers from 15 minutes on d, w. o. the fight against the corona virus pandemic now has the rate of infection developing what measures are being taken? what does the latest research say? information and contex

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u. s. they're considered z star and literary couple, but often media reports about who's still describe her as the wife of writer paul last or how does she feel about that? let's see, we stopped your age at where you are right now. your age doesn't change. that would be kind of fun if you pass this by how long do you think it will take until you ever reports about paul's? it would say the husband of novelist, serious. but once i deeply understood that this was a cultural way of insisting that women not assumed positions of authority. and that when a woman clearly assumes her own authority, people not everyone, both men and women by the way, not exclusively men, will be out to punish her. and that punishment will take the form of trying to humiliate her in one way or another, or make her feel less than i've seen it happen to many women over and over and over again. if one understands that this really has nothing to do with who you are, who i am, ah, what i think what i know, how i feel. it is much easier to deal with and even laugh that. i mean i have found that he were hurt. he goes a long

u. s. they're considered the star literary couple. but often the media reports about who's that still describe her as the wife of writer paul last or how does she feel about that? let's see, we stopped your age where you are right now. your age doesn't change for that would be kind of fun. what the process, by how long do you think it will take from kill him ever reports about paul, it would say the husband of novelist, serious. but once i deeply understood that this was a cultural way of insisting that women not assumed positions of authority. and that when a woman clearly assumes her own authority, people not everyone, both men and women by the way, not exclusively men, will be out to punish her. and that punishment will take the form of trying to humiliate her in one way or another, or make her feel less than i've seen it happen to many women over and over and over again. if one understands that this really has nothing to do with who you are, who i am, what i think what i know how i feel. it is much easier to deal with and even laugh. i mean, i have found that he were hurt. he goes

u. s. they're considered the star literary couple. but often media reports about who is that still describe her as the wife of writer paul last or how does she feel about that? let's see, we stopped your age at where you are right now. your age doesn't change, but that would be kind of fun. process by how long do you think it will take until ever reports about paul? it would say the husband of novelist says because once i deeply understood that this was a cultural way of insisting that women not assume positions of authority. and that when a woman clearly assumes her own authority, people not everyone, both men and women by the way, not exclusively men, will be out to punish her. and that punishment will take the form of trying to humiliate her in one way or another, or make her feel less than i've seen it happen to many women over and over and over again. if one understands that this really has nothing to do with who you are, who i am, what i think what i know how i feel. it is much easier to deal with and even laugh. i mean, i have found that he were hurt. he goes a long way in d

still what we can see and diplomatic speak is an incremental step forward. because you'll remember just the earlier in the week that the u. s. president was insisting that there was support for a cease fire. so we've now gone a step further, but there still is not this outright call for one. the european union has taken a step towards relaxing tourists and travels with its just right side the blog. the basset is back plans to locally vaccinated travelers to visit europe, book and post strict measures last year to contain the corona vargas. meanwhile, francis merging himself restriction is people that are in join cathy terraces once again, he's in a non essential shop source. reopening people can stay at lisa and as the night the curfew. the pushback from 7 to 9 pm migrants are continuing to travel from rural co spanish enclave and north africa. around 8000 people have crossed into the region of suitor, either by sea. over walking around the course doesn't have also reached livia space, or the enclaves european union is urging morocco to stop people from making the trip spanish government already sent back many of the recent

and although covid-19 has not been a severe and children, it's still a big concern for their health and the entire u. s population, according to stanford infectious diseases expert. after yvonne maldonado, who's helping to conduct the fizer trial. people under 18 or 85 million individuals and about 20 to 25% of the u. s population, doctor maldonado says the child vaccine trials are following strict safety guidelines. these trials are being conducted in virtually the same way that every other pediatric vaccine. is done. so the same safety protocols. fighter is hoping that the vaccine for 12 to 15 year olds will get emergency use authorization when the fda reviews the data next week, and dr maldonado says data for the youngest cohort of the children under two years old probably will not be complete until the end of the year. julie jana katsuyama reporting live tonight. thanks, jenna. still ahead here legalizing the sale of home cooked food. the decision made today in alameda county, and how soon it could go into effect. also a japanese arts and cultural center in the south bay in danger of closing, south

i think israel is still opposed to the wrong nuclear deal, and the u. s. rejoining that iran nuclear. james, thanks very much indeed dr to my to get it james base talking to us from west jerusalem. your president of democratic republic of congo says the situation in the east is serious, but under control. that's what africa most active volcano was threatening to erupt once again. it's been one week since he had gone, goes and rivers of lava streaming gun hillside, restoring homes and up routine. many people, nearly 400000 people. nearby, goldman have had to flee and president city of shakes. katie is advising them not to return. welcome lab studies hist from gama. people have lost everything salvage what they can from the pile of smouldering hot rocks. a few days ago this was a river of lava. it came, gushing out his mountain. you are gone days africa's most active volcano into the city of goma, in the democratic republic of congo. no, this is the largest samuel kimberly's neighbourhood is gone. his house caught fire before it was engulfed. all that left

u. s. e. summit. lebanon's invoice to object to comments he made during a televised interview. you keys golf, countries of supporting i still in the region, and criticize the murder of janice jamal shoji and the salvi conflict in a stumble in 2018. the minister has since apologized. muslim organizations in india are demanding a judicial inquiry into the demolition of a mosque in the states of a pradesh, the 100 year old building and the town of bar bank he was brought down on monday. district officials in the bait b, j. p. will states say the structure was illegal or legal case over the issue has been ongoing. india, of course, witness. one of its worst communal rights of the 16th century mosque was demolished in production in 1992 on activists of our ss, the b, j piece parents, organization. javan em, ansari's, a political commentator on a journalist. he says, the move comes as a surprise. everybody is preoccupied with generally saving their lives in dealing with disband demik. and therefore it is all the more strange and intriguing why that's the government, the state government chose to do what it did. it appears to be i

still what we can see and diplomatic speak is an incremental step forward. because you'll remember just earlier in the week that the u. s. president was insisting that there was support for a cease fire. so we've now gone a step further, but there still is not this outright call for one. the european union has taken a step towards easing co. the travel restrictions for visitors from outside the block. even both of us have backed plan, still are fully vaccinated travelers to visit europe. meanwhile, france is emerging from tough coven restrictions people that are enjoying cafe terraces. once again, these in the non essential shops are also reopening. my friends are continuing to travel from morocco to spanish and clay in north africa despite poor conditions that are on 8000 people have crossed into the region. better earlier by sea walking around the coast. dozens of also reach melia, which is faint other enclave. as you headlines nice, continue see, and i'll to 0 after unscripted. ah, ah ah, i do think that the inability has wholeheartedly been co opted by people that are using it for various purposes. i'm sure barber,

the weather system still got the warm favor towards the eastern side of the u. s. 28 celsius. to talk temperature there on friday, but you go on intercept day. sundry bright down coming through hot and humid, big showers, possibility some large hail damaging winds. maybe even the tornado 16 celsius. the top temperature on saturday afternoon that cloud grey makes his way through new york barely getting up to 12 decrease a real change coming through here. now okay, it's up to around 14 celsius as we go on through sunday, from 10 degrees below the seasonal average to cool enough in dc, some showers and new england, eastern parts of canada, central areas, canada and the us think some more heavy rain and we could see some flooding down towards a deep south once again. weston area. stay fine and dry fun to drive across a good part of the caribbean sea, but we have got some showers for the greater antilles. the who's the hon. filipino work. it's a big portion by landlord to make them have a job and prices to leave overcrowded. when i was a made the victim and exposes the business wha

rallied alongside locals and supported political prisoners. valerie still says, there is no political persecution in the country. the u. s. n. d, a drawing up coordinated sanctions against members of shank as government both advise against flying through better russian space. putting so question whether the west is in a position to lecture bella. ruth, aren't easiest on explain this week. it seems there was no bigger scoundrel in the world than this man. alexander lucas shinkel, the president of bella ross, that's after a ryan f flight, had to make an emergency landing in minsk because of a bomb threat according to the bill of russian authorities. but there was no bomb. instead quite conveniently, for lucca shan't go. one of the most outspoken opposition activists roman protest savage, just so happened to be on board. and when he got arrested, the collective west didn't like it. not one bit. we strongly condemn the lucca shameka regimes. brazen and shocking acts to divert a commercial flight in the rest. the journalist. look at saint luke's sancho has done as a disgrace. that's hard to suppose. here, the lights of more t

since the cease fire came and was announced, is you stop by and they're still throwing his support behind israel. he said that the u. s. would, in his words replenish the iron dome defense system the israel uses. he also repeated what he said before that, and his words, israel has the right to defend itself. he left out, he did not say in his view of the palestinians had the right to defend themselves. and he also said in that speech, very also importantly said that the u. s. will pursue peace negotiations further. but with the p l lo and not were from us and said to work with the united nations, for humanitarian efforts to rebuild god's up. and speaking on that front, i will say we did get a statement in from a very top united nations official. tor went in slander norwegian diplomat, who is the us special coordinator for the middle east priest process tweeted not too long ago after the cease fire was announced and i read it in part. i welcome to cease fire between guys in israel. i commend egypt and cut our for the efforts carried out in close contact with the un to help restore calm the work of building palestine ca

u. s. the number of new claims for unemployment benefit has dropped, but many companies are still struggling to find workers. some business owners say that the weekly $300.00 subsidy for the jobless is encouraging people to stay home . instead of looking for work, my can reports for washington, d. c. restaurants set to reopen. like thousands of small businesses around the country attempting to reset in the wake up the pandemic. the minimum wage is one, such as you de la santee, hoping for new beginnings as manage off a restaurant recently reopened off to being shot and then sold as cobra. 900 raged . i'm very excited. i like being with people, but some are struggling to find enough workers to get the businesses going. and the drop in employment figures last month was seized on as evidence that the increased benefit payments removed an incentive to seek employment. democrats insisted on extending increased unemployment benefits to september of this year. and now we're seeing the result. report suggests that many people are declining to return to work because they can make more money staying h

we are from india and we still, we are hearing that there is a scarcity of vaccine when people are not getting it, even when they're wanting other u. s. states have followed suit with lotteries of their own, and businesses are offering everything from 3 don't to a spin around a professional race track. it's unclear whether these experiments will work, but at least in ohio, a handful of people will be both vaccinated. and very rich heidi jo, castro, al jazeera columbus, ohio. they're selling children's author eric karl has died at the age of 91. he published be very hungry caterpillar in 1969. it sold more than 40000000 copies and was translated into 60 languages. he also wrote and illustrated 75 other titles called di that is home in the us state of massachusetts. all the news, of course, on our website. there it is on the screen. the address of the dot com, that's just a dot com ah type of check of the headlines here on our 0. how much is political leader in garza is wanting of religious war? if israel persist with its policies around alex moss, occupied east jerusalem and elsewhere in palestinian territory. yes, yes. it was also ac

still we are hearing that there is a scarcity of vaccine. i mean people are not getting it. even when i mean, even though they're wanting other u. s. states have followed suit with lotteries of their own and businesses are offering everything from 3 don't to a spin around a professional race track. it's unclear whether these experiments will work, but at least in ohio, a handful of people will be both vaccinated and very rich. heidi jo castro, al jazeera columbus, ohio. thousands of people are leaving the eastern city of goma in the democratic republic of congo after warnings that of okay no could erupt for a 2nd time. mon ganga, erupt it on saturday, sending movers of lava flowing towards the city and destroyed hundreds of homes along the way. dozens of people were killed. many of.

for now though they say they still have more questions than answers. victoria gate and be al jazeera the u. s. has joined the a you and imposing sanctions on valerie softer minsk, diverted a passenger plane and force it to land in order to arrest a dissident journalist. the the detained room in process of it. it has rallied in war for to demand his relief . work for the physician website next, her face and the polish capital is now being in cost. they invited for a week and exiled by the reason opposite need is that loaner cars. gaia says she fears for his life, and hopes e sanctions will be more severe against present alexander lucas sanker. she spoke to alex, is there a step vatton in amsterdam? my 1st thought was that they are going to torture him to death because he is considered to be tribe attendance. and because of his work for next of his to journalism, were you surprised when you heard that he did such a thing? look shank, taking hijacking, basically displaying. were you surprised? i was surprised and shocked because i couldn't imagine that this regime will make international scandal

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