al serra stuff fossil reports now from helsinki. this announcement by the president and the prime minister is the 1st formal announcement that did they really want to join nato very quickly. it's a huge turn around for a country that's been neutral. for many that kate had had this war with russia with the soviet union in 1939. and it made this agreement with the soviets at the time, to remain neutral. and it had this delicate balance all those years, even through the cold war. but everything has changed since the russian invasion in ukraine. it has shown to defense that russia is prepared to invade a neighbor. and that really has change his public opinion. so if this application is going to be sent to nato, the expectation is that it will take several months. but that of the fins will be accepted because they have a very large and very well trained army. so they say we are an asset to nato. it will change the security layout in europe significantly, and this is not exactly what freshmen put wanted when he said that he wanted to inva

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this is that he's off from al serra still to come on the program. i'm rob reynolds along the banks of the klamath river in northern california, where the biggest damn removal in us history will soon get underway at its force. raphael nadal sucks up a port, a final one of his oldest rivals of the french open. ah palestinian prime minister mohammed retired as described violence and occupied east jerusalem as aggression which crossed all red lines. tens of thousands of flag waving israeli ultra nationalists marched through the muslim quarter of the old city on sunday. the provocative flag de march celebrates the occupation of east jerusalem in 1967. some chanted racist slows on force with palestinians. smile anson, the showers of israel yesterday has crossed all red lines in international treaties with its repeated aggression against alexa and jerusalem on them. it attempts to impose a reality what it does in their line with the historical status call of alex hm. oscar jazel. i'll just cirrus, nita abraham, just now live from ramallah in the occupied w

5th graders in daly city are showing their solidarity with ukraine after a class discussion junipero serra elementary and the discovery that one of the students, his friends and family and ukraine, the class decided to cover their windows with blue and yellow. sticky notes representing the ukrainian flag. students also put a message saying stay strong, ukraine. we wish you peace. the student said the exercise, make feel good about spreading a positive message. in their community. political pressure is mounting on the biden administration to address immigration concerns. an ongoing fight over the end of a policy known as title. 42 is dominating the conversation. washington correspondent anna wiernicki joins us live with the details. good morning, anna. >> high yeah, it's hannah. instead of an of this morning. but title 42 is a public health policy that's been blocking migrants from coming across our southern border with mexico. and the controversy is that it's scheduled to end soon. >> the department of homeland security is on the defensive were intensifying. our efforts were adding resourc

and i why money inside this is al serra lie from dive hall was coming up. heavy fighting rages on out the besieged seal plants. and modern poll this despite russia announcing a ceasefire to allow mo ukrainian civilians to evacuate a shocking announcement from the world health organization. $15000000.00 people have died of coven, that's more than twice the official global death toll and cut the rising b on the wall for british rule. in northern ireland. we report from belfast as voting ends in historic lex. ah. at least 3 people have been killed in a stabbing attack in israel for others have been wounded. it happened in the central city of land near tel aviv as people celebrated the day. israel were fast, who was independence day? stephanie deca reports. uh huh. the attack happened as israel celebrated 74 years of independence. this time in a lad and ultra orthodox city in the center of the country. a lad is very close to the occupied west bank. we do not talk her full indication. oh, if it's a one tourist or more, we are conducting a trace after him. now we have a helicopter with us a

as it's strongly opposes, new construction, still head on the al serra back in the top job, but there still discontent inter lanka at the appointment of a new prime minister. me and my dog in his house where everybody that lived here except me died and a personal story of loss as the us passes a 1000000 recorded cove 19. ah true, he has begun the full world copies on its way to cover your travel package to the hello there for south asia is a tale of 2 extremes. you've seen some really wet and windy weather soup into eastern areas of india from that tropical fica, and it's now been downgraded. but it is shocking. lots of rain at places like additional continue its journey towards the northeast, but it has downgraded now. we're also seeing extreme heat for the north west of india and pakistan temperatures here. touching up towards the mid forties, we are expect them to rise up even higher in places like the hor, in the days ahead. if we have a look at the 3 day here, intense heat continuing, dangerous heat, all the way through to next week. at least. now we are seeing some relief done i

we've learned so much in such little time just by speaking to you, astrophysicist, a dr. serra you soon thank you so much. she's a nasa einstein fellow at the harvard and smithsonian center for astro physics exciting times. thank you for coming on. thank you. we're turning to ukraine now in life, in the capital keys, 2 thirds of the cities that happens half returned restaurants are again, open for business. and so our boxing, jim's boxing is a beloved sport in ukraine, and it's helping some deal with the stress of war weeks after russian forces retreated from the suburbs of cave gems have begun to reopen at the all star as boxing club. and lucy, s stay in shape while warding off anxiety and stress. we'll ethical luskin and ask each other with the curfew in the city and restricted movement we needed someplace to blow off steam and discharge emotional tension. i get a with naturally, this helps a lot. is that the ocean from a high for the past 2 decades, ukraine has excelled in the boxing world with their fighters, gaining a reputation for speed, movement, and fighting. i q the skills tha

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her casket al serra media network continues to demand a rapid, independent, and transparent investigation into her death army chief prosecutor in a speech. on monday, i noted that the decision of a pending criminal prosecution would have to wait until the initial rope is completed. that initial pro has not yet been completed, so i'm not aware that there has been any final determination about the suitability of a criminal investigation or not. regardless, we have publicly condemned the killing of american policy, an internal sharina block, lynn to west bank. we continue to do so. not only was she a close partner of our, she was an inspiration at to millions around the world. she was a dear friend to many and the u. s. government, we do expect full accountability out for those responsible us or her killing. in the last hour and a half, the un security council has held a meeting to discuss threats to media. freedom out there is network bureau chief, the americas abdur rahim for cara address. delegates, ladies and gentlemen, impunity as we've already heard, continues to be the coin of the rea

the one news continue here at al serra right after we sized story. ah no, no, no, no no, no, no, no, no, no. this is, i don't need to be here with the mac, and i'm just gonna put them on your team. and also you can just get a message. can you open the home and ya today? and we're going to give you what we set up, what the hell didn't the pull up with me? i'm a lot of my mother just leave me when i know. i mean, i mean i shooting a lot of data. ah is china the most serious challenge to the international order? the u. s. accuses badging of undermining global security. as the secretary of state unveiled washington strategy to compete with china. but is the criticism justified? this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much am john china poses the most serious long term challenge to the international order. that's the assessment of the u. s. secretary of state antony blank and said that as he unveiled the biden administration strategy to compete with china's rise as a global superpower. he insisted washington doesn't want a new c

oh, under them, nora kyle, this is al serra live from doha. also coming up tensions rise again. as i'll act so motzkin occupied east jerusalem as jewish visits as are granted access off.

pioneering palestinian american, john listed a household name from many earlier her body was taken to the al serra headquarters in the occupied west bank. oh, large crowd gathered outside the building in ramallah to pay their respects and express anger over the killing. grieving, colleagues and friends prayed over her remains before showing 40 was carried through the streets of the city. neither abraham reports from ramallah we know city is a very well respected journalist, but it's still a very hard thing to see. people who don't know her personally, people who just came because they seen her on tv for years covering and telling their stories. so they were here, they were crying. we've also seen our colleagues who have been in jeanine since the early morning. some of them who had with her when she was shot injured, taken to the hospital, were shouting at her, asking her to wake up. they were in shock. so others went in the morning when they heard the news to janine. and then all of them brought the body here to them allah to al jazeera building, one of the places she loved and spent a lot of time

al serra journalist, serene abil actor as world wide condemnation both for her murder and the subsequent attacks by police at her funeral policy in all 30 says it welcomes international support that he call hain. has the global reaction, i thousands gather in london on the eve of napa the day when palestinians commemorate the trauma of 948. 0, when more than 700000 were forcibly expelled or flood their homeland. but now another outrage, the killing of well known and respected al jazeera journalists, sharina, abba o'clock. she was shot dead by israeli forces, while working, clearly labeled as press. and then at her funeral, this, oh, many people have many words for this attack. from the white house podium, it was a regret the intrusion and intrusion press secretary gen saki would not go on to condemn the attack. and the president had this to say, i don't know all the detail, but i know it has to be investigated. phyllis bennis was not surprised. well, there's a very consistent pattern here in the u. s. has been for decades. the primary, political, economic, military, strategic backer of i

how the headlines and al serra, a special collaboration service, has been held in bethlehem for al jazeera journalist, sharina barclay church leaders and hospital officials in occupied east jerusalem have condemned israeli forces for attacking mourners at her funeral procession on friday. the videos also been released showing the moment that is ready forces storm st. joseph hospital, where sharina barclay's body had been lying. officials say that force is pushed past a pregnant woman, and it's a disabled patient preliminary results from sunday's parliamentary elections. lebanon showed major gains for the lebanese forces party. that's a kristian groups aligned with saudi arabia. vote was the 1st since the bay route port explosion on the collapse of the country's economy, said a hodder reports from bay rude. this is a parliamentary democracy, but the reality is it's consensual democracy. if none of the communities a work together, if one community feels that they are marginalized, set out or under attack by the others, then there will be no national unity and there will be no peace and this

calling for justice for all palestinians who suffered under the israeli occupation, including the al serra journalists sharing a black la police and o val de texas are being accused of acting too slowly to stop the gunman. behind tuesdays school shooting deadliest and a decade in the u. s. 19 children and 2 teachers were killed. you upstate now with all the headlines, i'll be back with more news her now to 0 after the stream. ah, what was going on. this is i don't need to be with them when you look at me about how to put them to me. i am if you open at the home and yeah today and we're going to be what we said that well they didn't put me in. i'm a lot of focus when i know, i mean, i mean me shooting off the edge of the news world. ah, ah ah ah ah hi anthony. okay, you're watching the stream on sunday, the people lebanon turned out to vote. what turned out to be historic parliamentary elections? what difference could a new group of independent impedes? how from a country that is already suffering and tried to cope with multiple places. we thought the stream was remy corey. the lebanese par

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it has been a tumultuous week in pakistan as thousands of supporters of al serra prime minister, iran cons. political party have taken to the streets to protest against the countries that new leadership appointed by parliament. some of the demonstrations have descended into violence amid clashes with police. ah, i please have been using tier dance to disperse. the enraged protesters accused of throwing stones amid the violets. numerous people were detained authorities put up roadblocks to prevent that groves of constant supporters from entering the capital in islamabad. but the demonstrators still managed to break through yasser prime minister, organized a march to demand new elections after he was deposed at last month and a vote of no confidence by the national parliament. and on his way to islamabad, cons, spoke out to his supporters, saying that the newly appointed government served under washington's orders. how many got no gun today, american servants, in pakistan's, most corrupt people, our government are afraid of the people i don't want. they had blocked the roads with the sh

what we do at al serra is try to balance his story and leave the people who allow us into their lives, dignity, humanity, with tucson, holy land muslims, christians and jews has seen conflict almost since its bronze age, inception, attacked, captured, recapture, besieged, destroyed, and rebuilt time and again, yet the wolves were this iconic place beloved by all abrahamic face, remained standing, enclosing in valuable heritage sites. the millions of people worldwide, from the church of the holy sepulchre, to the western wool, to alex almost, i'm hurry, force it in jerusalem. the golden dome of the rock is so often seen surrounded by one of the wells most enduring struggles, israeli palestinian conflict. but why is alex a most compound so often the hotspot attentions and one of the challenges of preserving the sacred side. in the next half hour, we talked to a cleric once in charge of jerusalem's islamic holy places, a cream, a sub re, former grand, musty of jerusalem, talks to al jazeera, a cream, a sub reformer, grand, musty of jerusalem. thank you for talking to al jazeera. if we ca

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ah, kind of them are kyle, this is al serra live from dough. also coming up to know the astrology and paypal, had them voted for chinese. and the album easy winds, the astronomy and general election ending almost a decade of conservative roll, empty shelves, fulls, drastic action. the u. s. military flies in tons of baby formula from germany. plus, i'm charlie on said the cannes film festival references treatment of its former colonies being laid back on the big screen. yes, president has approved a $40000000000.00 aid package for ukraine. the bill was flown to south korea, but biden's signature where he's on a tour of asia and his financial package as on top of the already $13600000000.00 worth of funding. the u. s. government has pledged to ukraine. kimberly hawk, it has more from washington dc when the money that the united states applied to ukraine began to run out and it is nearly exhausted in terms of military support. the u. s. president asked for $33000000000.00. well, the u. s. congress which controls the purse strings in turn approved

bound about what they did with respect to that cargo. iranian crude, oil or so the head here at al serra will have the laces, some sites in democratic republic of congo as tens of thousands of force from the homes. and columbia comes down to an historic election that could deliver its 1st of a left, his president and a black vice president. ah, he has begun the faithful world copies on its way to cattle. whoop, your travel package today. let's go with your weather report for asia. however, on, thanks for joining in for it. so i wanted to start with where this southwest monsoon is. we can trace it out a just cutting through part. so she longer out toward the bay, a ban gall and the weeks to con, this will progress further toward the north, giving us bouts of heavy rain. now ahead of the disturbance for india's careless state, we do have rain in the forecast and there's that rain coming for the mold leaves and that western side of sri lanka. let's go further north, around the bay, a ban gall and i think we're going to see some big thunderstorms light up here, particularly around that borde

stella has hair on al serra no one islands look set for a big change in political leadership in the world that could mean for the future. and happy to be home its mission accomplished. national, just back from the international space station. ah hello, welcome to look at the international forecast. there are going to be more very heavy showers, summary down pause, continuing, just around indo china thailand. it seems a very heavy rainfall recently. and also been enhanced by the system just around the adam and see that's been drawing in some showers across c area. that's gonna continue to be the case as we go one through the next couple days. i spoke with difference for sunday, more big down pause coming through here. central and southern parts of the philippines. also seeing some live dish out, particularly into southern areas of the philippines. that is the usual rash hours for malaysia and on into indonesia for australia. it's not too bad for many, but we have got some rather wet weather just around that eastern side of queensland . down towards the southeast, i need to draw your attent

or it's there, thanks to it, the future to reporting well, let's just recap. veteran the al serra gen listerine actually has been killed, binds really forces in the occupied westbank is what we know so far. serene was reporting on israeli raids in janine and the occupied west bank daily rates there alter a series of deadly attacks inside israel. she was shot in the face despite wearing her precipice, and was declared dead in hospital crowds who carried her body from the hospital through the streets of genie in a procession to want to her details about her funeral. at present. not yet clear. let's say now from mister bog gucci, who's the secretary general of the palestinian national initiative, and he describes the impunity with which these ready army acts in occupied tartarus . she didn't go out, they will mark as a journalist. she showed she was dress, she was good either in the car will you will mark i was in which was being invaded at the same time by the army. there was no exchange of fire. so there is no possibility whatsoever. and they always use the excuses to cover up the crim

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in itself may be viewed as a success. wayne hey, al jazeera soother, fiji still to come here on al serra, a leftist former get over fighter comes out on top and column as presidential election, which now goes to a ronald's i will tell you why pakistan's government has been forced and fuel subsidies. ah hello, we have seen some torrential downpours across south central and some parts of china . big band of cloud here that of the mayor front of course has just been wriggling its way across. a similar area said day after day. more of that heavy rain just sliding a little further south was through tuesday, dragon, out across the east, china say southern parts of japan, not too bad on tuesday through peninsula warm try and sunny some lovely weather coming through here and that brighter weather will eventually push across the arrest over han, she holler does stay unsettled there for a good part of her kind. i wanted to shout into north korea, dry, sunny, and hearty to northern parts of china. and there you go. the rains continued across southern parts of the country, joining up with a raise th

oh, hello, i'm laura kyle: this is al serra live from dough, also coming up north korea, 53 ballistic missiles. a day off to you as president wraps up his trip to asia and calls for an independent investigation and the death of sharina actor at the un security council in new york. ah, it's time to turn this pain into action. that's the message from you as president joe biden, after 19 young children and 2 adults were killed in a school shooting in texas. they're sold by a loan teenage gunman is the deadliest as an american school and a decade. and then once again prompted calls for great a gun control across the country. bump reynolds has mall. a shocking act of violence has ripped yet another american town to pieces. an 18 year old gunman stormed in elementary school in vall, day texas, tuesday afternoon, and opened fire. as the news spread frantic parents waited to find out if their children were safe on and nobody's telling me anything. always telling me, telling me anything. and one of the parents are saying that there's kids possibly held at the funeral home. and that's what brou

oh, under them. nora kyle: this is al serra live from doha. also coming up tensions rise again is al axle motzkin occupied east jerusalem as jewish visits as are granted access. after ramadan, the central bank announces his mice aggressive interest rate hike in more than 20 years to tame out of control inflation. and the desperate race to save the wells forests and fight climate change. grocer says it'll hold fire at the besieged steel plant in southern ukraine to get trapped civilians a chance to get out there with ukrainian fights. as inside the of a cell plant in mario pole who are fighting what they say, a heavy bloody battles against russian and the allied forces. and de monahan, reports ukrainian fighters have been holding out in underground bunkers in the sprawling steelworks for months. and for the past few days in the scene of heavy fighting, as russian forces tried to capture the last pocket of resistance in the strategically important city. but despite running out of food and ammunition, the soldier, se they've no intention of surre

if one of those stories on our website at al serra dot com, i'll be back with more news in half an hour here on al jazeera. next, it's inside story to stay with us. ah. media under attack, journalists face increasing threats in the field and online from this information and censorship. so what can be done to protect the free flow of news and information? this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much of june the internet is a place for the free flow of information, as well as attempts to control and suppress it. this years you in world press freedom day is highlighting threats to the media. especially online rushes war on ukraine is a major example. the committee to protect journalists says at least 7 media workers have died in the field. since the invasion began in february. the media has become the battle ground for competing narratives on the conflict. britain's government has accused russia of running a so called troll factory in st. petersburg to spread this information and lies on the internet. and the u. n. says online attacks on journalists and informati

as you know, pero serra elementary and the discovery that one of the students there has friends and family in ukraine, the class actually decided to cover their window with blue and yellow. sticky notes representing the ukrainian flag. the students also put a message with those sticky note stay strong, ukraine. we wish you peace. the student said the exercise made them feel good about spreading a positive message in their community. >> new at 8 o'clock contra costa county fire crews putting out a total of 7 fires yesterday morning near 6.80, and pacheco boulevard in martinez. firefighters getting a call after midnight saying 4 fires were set separately. those fires were contained about 3 hours later. the shirt a short while after that, they received a second call of 3 more fires being set. those were extinguished within an hour. the cause of those fires are still under investigation. all right. we'll be taking a look now in our 4 zone forecast. when you think about fires, the dry windy. a lot of wind last night and still kind of lingering today. mabrisa rodriguez joins us now with more on

. ♪♪ [music break] amy: maria martha serra lima. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. as police in uvalde, texas, face harsh questions and a federal investigation into how they apparently waited almost an hour to get a key from a janitor before moving in to kill the shooter, other survivors of mass shootings have been speaking out about the pattern of delays. our next guest, brandon wolf, suived the second worst gun massacre in recent u.s. history when a gunman opened fire on the nce floor the pulse nightclub in orlando, florida. we are coming up on the anniversary. it was june 12, 2016. brandon's best friend drew was among 49 people killed in the attack, which came in the middle of pride month. witnesses described scenes of the terror inside the club. >> he just kept on shooting and shooting and walking around. it was rapidfire. then he would change and put in another ammunition. i could smell the ammo in the air. i was like, this is not fireworks. we need to leave. amy: that was six year

. >> for more on this story, let's visit with kron 4 sarah stinson live in san jose serra. >> this morning. that's right. we will see san jose state students are rallying outside of one of the buildings here just to show this campus officials enough is enough. we need more protections against assault and we need them now. they're of a list of demands and rally with a lot of speakers today. this all after there was unrest and charges against a former sports director of from campus here. he's a charged with gexually assaulting student athletes. nearly 2 dozen students have come forward against scott shaw from incidents over the years. but the department of justice says the charges against shaw allege he inappropriately touched 4 students who played on women's athletic teams without their consent between the years of 2017 2020. the 54 year-old faces a maximum of 6 years in prison earlier this year. san jose state agreed to pay $560,000 to the whistleblower who came out against the former athletic medicine doctor. again, there's also been a settlement between the department of justice and vict

your with an is, are from al serra still coming a still to come on the program. ah, a town grieves for its murdered children. as u. s. president joe biden would use polls for tighter gun control ahead of his visit to about a texas. at the end of the day, i doubt that he wants to get it back. decades all the families who are still fighting for the return of thousands of paintings stolen by the nazis and installed the sun. i will bring you tennis action from the friendship. ah, gonna show you some live pictures now from a bugger ta. where poles have opened in a presidential race, which could change the country's politics. columbia of course this is we're talking about rebel turned politician gustavo petro is the front one up. he's popular with younger voters and has plenty to make major changes to social programs. it could be the 1st time the latin american nation elect to left wing candidate petro secure. more than more the more than 50 percent. to avoid a runoff election hours heiress, and alice allen, her aunt betty reports from bugger top. the small army of pol

under pressure from the serra club environmental groups et cetera but you do not hear that of course. that is not discussed it because does not fit the narrative. okay, so what is driving w this? why again did this happen? the federal subsidies are driving the investment as well as the rest of the grid in the unitedph states. but it's a simple graphic it's the only kind i can make us by the homely is a slide you will see all day. this is congressional research data i matched with bp data. one thing on a per unit of energy produced basis i denominated i could put in btus, gallons equivalent doesn't matter. roughlyno one quadrille unit bt. if you do know your si units you should. but the denominator is the same. the dollars per unit of energy produced basis all industries getting roughly 250 times more federal tax in the nuclear sector wind industry something like 170 have done the math lately. but hydrocarbon guys are cashing in when it comes to federal tax credits for the numbers don't support that. so this is the story we did not hear from professor dressler talking about the subsidi

news continues here on our 0 after al serra world stage of thanks so much and bye for now. me. ah, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, i don't. i don't need to be with them when you look at, i'm just gonna put them to me. i just need to, i need you. i'm if you open at the home and ya today, and i'm going to give you what we said. that's what they sent me. i've got them a lot of different. yeah. to come out the book if you want, i don't want me shooting them off and just ah ah, tomorrow miss ho labelle, jazeera arabic is examining a series of cold and hated raids. and the austrian capital vienna code named operation looks all the raids took place in the early hours of the 9th of november 2020 they targeted in question 30 people oh muslin. but none of them was charged with a criminal offense operation looks all took place exactly. a week after alone, attacker shot dead full people in the center of vienna. though opinions differ as to whether the 2 events were connected. the operation did generate a large number of documents, including previously unreleased intelligence reports that s

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nobody thinks indeed, al jazeera, the abraham, that the al serra bureau in ramallah, which is where i'll tale actually, and elbow are play white. let's take you back to the cemetery and mom saw where i should be in is being laid to rest right now. al jazeera, stephanie deka is stephanie, a huge crowd of people paying their respects. yes, you can hear the church bells ringing once again. some people are leaving, but still i believe from what i can see could probably see better. so many still going there. a lot of people still there, which is her finding resting place with her parents as we were talking about earlier. adrian and i, you know, just seeing some of our colleagues here again besides themselves, still finding it very difficult to comprehend. its been wednesday morning that we heard of the news around 7 o'clock in the morning when she'd lost, sent an email around 630 to the al jazeera arabic news desk saying she was going to check out arrayed in janine in the occupied west bank. and she would report on what was happening and then 678 hours later her body returned to the my law of

with the nissan from al serra still to come on the program can a former rebel fighter clear another electoral hurdle in order to win columbia's presidency? we'll take a look ah, we'll meet the people joining the police on the night patrols in order to catch criminal gangs who are robbing south africa of electricity. and it's worth a big moment in the major league baseball seasoning center here with that. and the rest of those action ah, european union leaders say that russia's war effort will take a significant financial hit after they agreed to ban most of its oil. they reached a late bike compromise to overcome objections from member states, which are more dependent upon russian energy. in a moment will be live without diplomatic editor. james bass was in brussels, but 1st, his report. european leaders arriving in brussels for a crucial meeting on ukraine. at the start of the crisis, states surprised many with unity and strong sanctions. but a 6th package of measures including a ban on oil from russia, had been stalled for nearly a month because of objections from the e. u leader with the f

serra mark. nice nice nose. nice notes. nice coverage there of the weather. yeah, we do. have that trough a setting up that will really cool us off as we head into the weekend, especially and even into the next week, so if you want heat it's not a part of our forecast at all. in fact, we've carved out this day so trough here this little animation that's going to settle into northern california, especially this weekend, so more clouds cooling things off. there is a slight chance of a sunday shower in the best chance would be to the north of the bay area , but maybe by sunday late afternoon sunday evening will be going to bump up those chances. some gusty winds. and as you can see here, some chance of sierra snowfall that is going to be on sunday as as that could move into the area. that would be later sunday afternoon and sunday night as that snowfall could develop. here is the satellite for today, though, where we do have a big batch of high clouds in addition to the low clouds and fog hanging out near the coastline, pushing locally back into the bay as you can check out

as always, there's plenty more for you online at al serra dot com slash ctc. that takes you straight to a page there. you'll find individual reports, links, even entire episodes for you to catch up. but that is it for this edition of counting the cost. i'm adrian finnegan from the whole team here. and so how, thanks for being with us. the news is next on al jazeera ah, with mainstream coverage of big stories, can sometimes deliver more heat than light in a war tar scenario. there's always a push to simplify. narrative nuances is always called for, even in the case of an aggressive war. the listening pe, delve into the news, narrative, and dissect them. there is not our great deal of subtlety. we're talking about the barbarism it is unfolding as though we somehow unique. it's not unique covering the way the news is covered on al jazeera. ah morning and global condemnation of the al jazeera correspondence showing a shot dead spelling is writing forces or covering a rate in the occupied west. ah, i'm kinda now, this is almost there is continuing conference. if sh

hello, adrian finnegan, here in doha with the news, al from al serra the headlines is ready forces of dispos palestinians protesting against the incursion of ultra nationalist, religious jewish groups to the alex, almost compound that's taking place ahead of an annual flag march marking israel's occupation of east jerusalem in 1967 wore some jewish worshippers preyed at the most compound. despite the longstanding band, they're allowed to visit the area, but a band from performing religious rights at a memorial service has been held from 19 school children to 2 teachers killed on tuesday of the u. s. state of texas president joe biden as a game called for tough a gum laws. he's to, to meet victims, families. iraq's parliament has failed to choose a new government and president, 7 months after legislative elections. the stalemate is the result of disagreement between rival political blocks out 0. mark went up to what had reports from baghdad . has her de sales called dual total. when al rashid is treat it busy neighborhood in the iraqi capital, like many here, he says he was hopeful for

the barber al jazeera london here were the nissan from al serra still to come on the program food prices saw in afghanistan, how that's being made worse by the war in ukraine. columbia's future in the balance of final the pays out of a highly contested presidential vote. and a spanish teenager who keeps on winning at the french open. that's coming up later in the sport of some in ukraine president followed him as a lens case as the situation on the eastern front line is extremely difficult. russian forces of advanced in their push to fully control the don bass region, the areas in red here a help by russia at its separatist allies. the governor of lou hamster says that ukrainian forces may have to withdraw from the last pocket of defense to avoid being surrounded in the province. the city of several don't ask, has seen some of the heaviest fighting. russian forces a close to fully encircling it, rushes defense ministry says that its forces now controlled lyman. ukraine says fighting is ongoing. near the city. president zalinski says that russia is concentrating all its fire power in the

thank you very much for joining us here at al serra, a member of the house. i'm services committee, important voice or military affairs in the u. s. congress. out of america, the space there for us and of us. thank you very much, james. home living on and turkey is foreign minister says ankara is committed to supporting palestine efforts to be recognized internationally. now the trying to tell you is the 1st high profound turkish officials visit for more than 10 years. child was shown here is triple 7, tooth israel. he'll be in tel aviv on wednesday, looking at mending strained relations and well need to. abraham is in ramallah in the occupied westbank. she says some palestinian factions are against turkey's relations with israel. it comes at a time when turkey is advancing its relations with israel following years of tension and many alumnis, 2 years say that it's important that the turkish foreign minister has started his visit here in the occupied left bank. and on the lower, he's currently meeting the palestinian foreign minister and he will be later in t

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