processing. at least $300.00 dead floods devastate the city of dub and in south africa. about december to with your schools live, who reached the semifinals the way the champions league for a 3rd time in 5 seasons. ah. hello, welcome to the program. 5 palestinians have been killed in the occupied west bank since wednesday. their desk, the part of a rise in violence last since the israeli army began its military raids, which followed a number of recent attacks in israel. a funeral has been held for the palestinian loya. mm hm. at a sof who was killed by israeli forces in nablus. he is one of the 5 palestinians killed since wednesday. is there any forces have arrested, doesn't of people who've been out in protest to women, what will say killed on sunday in bethlehem. and in hebron and among the series of attacks in israel, a palestinian gunmen killed 3 people in tel aviv last thursday. and on march 29th, the palestinian shots and killed 5 people in the nearby city of been a barack. as go straight to all corresponding natasha a name who joins us from silhouette in the occupied westbank natasha. the death toll keeps rising. you were in still wet weather, been deadly clashes throughout the night. what exactly is going on the well, we are outside the funeral of a 20 year old man named omar iliad. i'm going to step out of you. you're looking at a funeral procession a short time ago, the body was brought to this school. funeral prayers were held, and now there is a funeral procession to the cemetery where iliad will be buried. a short time ago, we spoke to his father, his father said that ileana was a good man, that he quote, went out to join the resistance. he died. i'm sad, but i am proud of him. italy on is one of 5 people who have died. 5 palestinians in the west bank since wednesday, and today was another a deadly day. 2 people were killed in jeanine about 32 people were wounded. many of them had gunshot wounds and about 30 people have been detained. there have been nightly an evening raids every single day for a week. very tense situation. palestinians and israelis soldiers continue to clash . this has been characterized by the israeli military as a counter terrorism operation on the heels of that attack in tel aviv last week of palestinian activists and politicians are saying they are bearing the brunt of a heavy handed approach by the israeli military. since this operation began a week ago, a total of 19 palestinians have been killed, including an unarmed woman. she was visually impaired, and a widow with 6 children. another man was driving his nephews to school. he is an attorney that you just mentioned when he stopped his car on the side of the road to look at some flashes and was killed. the focal point of many of these raids has been in the janine area. specifically the g need refugee camp. it is a vast in palestinian resistance against the israeli occupation. there are a lot of weapons and there's a heavy presence of the ball mega g had. but that is also led to a lot of anger. and the g governor saying that the people in the entire area which is about 345000 people, are enduring what he called collective punishment crossings. have been close the business. people can't enter israel company if you have a family member in israel. those permits have been suspended, which is a particular blow considering that this is the holy month of ramadan natasha. i guess the question is, where is all this tension heading? when we were talking yesterday, we talked about how a meeting to discuss the situation that want to be discussed. i had a meeting yesterday. i hope you can hear me very loud. music in the background with re concern has been hamas will react in some way. yesterday i had a meeting with other factions in the gaza strip. and for now, thomas's calling for all palestinians no matter where they live, to quote, mobilize. and on friday, it's asking palestinians to quote, march, to ok, so mosque that is one of the holiest sites in islam. it's an occupied east, jerusalem. it is often a flash point of conflict. and there has been concern that even though on friday prayers, only muslims are allowed to enter. that is, jewish settlers would try to enter the oxide compound and worship the israeli government has says that that will not happen in ramallah and bethlehem. today. there was a one day strike. businesses were asked to close children asked to stay home from school. we're now on the eve of a nother ramadan weekend. easter is on sunday. instead of it being a festive time of family celebrations, there are funeral and a very somber mood among palestinians. thank you for that update. natasha jeanine talking to us that from sil whad in the occupied west spank the flagship of russia's black sea fleet, has been severely damaged by a blast. the russian defense ministry says ammunition on board. it's worshipped moskva, exploded. the ukrainian military says it struck the vessel with cruise missiles. 500 crew members have been rescued. meanwhile, russia says it's now in full control of the port in the ukrainian city of mateo pole. the kremlin claims more than 1000 ukrainian marines have surrendered. ukraine says its troops is still fighting. tens of 1000 civilians are trapped in the city has been under relentless bombardment for weeks now. and it's made a keys as russian forces of covering up war crimes which moscow has denied. let's go to a correspond, bristle sada, who's in the capital key for us. we're so let's start with this war ship on will. can you tell us about how it got damaged? well, how are you bringing her forces now? say that they have hit that this worship by the cruise missiles, but it's not a 100 person confirmed as or as of now. and if that's to do so, that is to, for warships, russia worship that has been she, it by the ukrainian odd misuse. the starts off dead that the war, but as a matter of fact, since 2014 the year that russia and next crime, yet, we have seen that russia as a previous military capabilities are naval forces in black, sierra, the powerful black sea fleet, or russian black, safely was, was shouting, particularly the color that the coastal cities are off ukraine and so forth. it has remained mostly intact book. now we can see if the, if, if ukrainians statement the door, the things that come from greenville officials is, is through them. there's the black sea food is coming on the, on the fire. so just recently the senior, a european union politicians have been wisdom teeth and promising for more reference to euclid among them. one significant one, was that the, for his buddhist johnson, the you k for i minister, when he wasn't here. he said that they're particularly going to put a wide anti ship miss our system to ukraine. i'm. it's expected that if this weapon start to be used is expected to be way too much powerful and could cause damage on the russian fleet, but actually fully in the black sea region. but here, one of the important point is that since the start of the war, they have seen that russia lost more than the cooperman than the u. s. jesse did in the 20 years of war in afghanistan and nearly a decade in iraq, we're talking about hundreds of tanks and the definitely fighting vehicles, helicopters, watercraft vehicles, trucks and, and jeeps. and so did that this, if that escalation continues, that, that, that, that expectation here that the loss of the equipment in the russian site is going to also increase. russia also says that mario polo has been taken over by then, and as many of the ukrainians have surrendered, they do. we know if that's true. well, the ukrainian or fish is so far it has not commented particularly, but did that that the handle were off there. busy portal for mary jo full. they didn't comment on that, but they said that if they troops out there folgers are still fighting in marty. you fool. yesterday we have seen some pictures of the lease and showing that ukrainian soldiers a hand over in de leon down the arms and being surrounded by ukraine says that defy the bedrooms, are still fighting. and with seeing death, also, they are running out of the ammunition and they are blocked by the others from all directions. now that we know that russia particular after retreating from the regions around to you, they're redirecting reposition, and the forces alongside the eastern regions off off of ukraine. now hot key and how to keep the fear diffuse face is taking place is continuing it on the dom busted expectations, is that the russian military buildup is going to add $2.00 to $2.00 and in a and, and, and of real escalation in the coming weeks in hudson, and in what you will also defies, is still continuing, however, particularly into regions that russia has read the t that is for, is forces flowing particularly around did the region into years now they work to collect it that the potential, what crime evidences are also are on the underway and i have just with said one of the potential crime scenes a gruesome scene that is becoming increasingly common in ukraine. these by these are civilians, ellers, the killed by russian troops have just been discovered. russia forces company of this chicken factory in hostile, shortly after the war began. their force look and men were can nearby to have carried their ammunition. among them was the mr. investigators found his body in a shallow grave. as to carry boxes of grenades and ortiz, he refused. so shall was there. well, we need more use him. but at the 5th gazelle, he refused because he said he has bet back in your nest. this threatened to shoot you me, but he refused again, the fidel he got on his knees as with his head under the blanket, the commander that shoot him and the soldier commodity. why though, and shot him man in time. well, then the others, me or do you want the same? he like all but his here they must 1st be checked for booby traps. while the me throws by the is packing to a plastic bag, the work to collect evidence or possible war crimes is on the way the strategic tone of hostem a host. the closest airport outside the capital q, an ideal location for russian able unit to gain a foothold in the region. it was a primary target for russian forces. they soon took control of the airport and then funneled into the streets and through the town, holding it for a moment. the skate of destruction, loss of life, and alice atrocities only became apparent of the russian forces left the area. this town is a crime scene. prosecutors told us every day they unheard, a dozen bodies here, but more than 400 people were still missing. and those who survive say they can't forget what they have seen here. only you heard of me when go in italy. asana feared she was about to lose her husband and son when russian forces storm into her home and threatened to kill them. says the lot of the lower level, but they were shooting from helicopters right at us gucci the tank shells. my neighbors house made out, rushes were storming in a house. is he threatened to kill my husband and son. luckily they survive la jolla, frontier you how much books on his husband, victor was ready to give his life to see his family talk. forestall a little bleach him. they put my face against the wall and loaded the gun. i told him, take me never to leave my son, cleaner stoked. victor survived his ordeal, but his neighbor was not so lucky. he was shot when he went out to find the police to charge his forn. as the streets were dangerous, richard buried his neighbor in his back yard with a neighbor, a friend, lay to rest in any proper place, but in peace as they looked to the future. oh, those left behind search for some to learn you. rest who said that al jazeera hostile said, let's go to dawson. jabari here is in moscow for us dosing. you have more on this russian war ship that's been damaged by a blast. what can you tell us? well, according to the russian defense ministry, the 186 kilometer long vessel is now being towed to the port as a result of this blast that i was from the fire that was on board on wednesday evening that caused the ammunition dead to explode. that they had on board this vessel and they evacuated all the employees on this ship, and now they are towing it to the nearest port. the defense mystery also said that the ship is not completely damaged and at the end it has not sung despite the reports that we were hearing earlier. and that the a points of the fire is localized. and also that the main miss heil armament of the cruiser is not damage than we also understand. the a vessel was traveling between the areas in odessa as well as and the areas of nikolai, of in the black sea. and we are also told by the defense ministry that the russian president, vladimir putin, has been briefed about the status of this vessel. and what occurred, the russian defense ministry is saying that they will investigate the cause of the fire and that they have not yet decided. i re examined or come to any kind of concrete conclusions how the fire started. but the investigation is ongoing despite what the ukrainians are claiming that they attack this vessel. this of course is very significant for the russian defense ministry and their operation in ukraine. this is one of the biggest ships and they has been providing a lot of support to the ground operation in that area by launching at missiles from this vessel. and the russian defense ministry announcing on wednesday that they had taken control of the port of mary awful. and this vessel was near by as well. so it's very significant development for the diff is ministry, and they will be looking into exactly what happens and how this vessel caught fire . and what will be the fate of it later on in this special military operation that they're carrying out. thank you for about dawson jabari the 1st in moscow. plenty more aheads on the news out, including shoreline, because prime minister office to meet protesters calling for his resignation. another police controversy in the united states and accusations of an execution style shooting of a comalies immigrant. and the atlanta hawks, a one went away from the n b a playoffs. pete will be here with all the action. ah, the british prime minister has announced that some asylum seekers trying to reach the united kingdom by crushed, crossing the english channel will be flown to wander for processing. it is part of a $130000000.00 deal that's been criticized by rights groups or is johnson says he believes the risk of ending up in rhonda will be a considerable deterrent. let's go to nadine baba's life for us in london on this. nadine, this is hugely controversial. talk us through why the steel had to come about were boys johnson in the last hour has been trying to explain in his own words why the government is doing this. he pointed out that on wednesday, 6 hundreds, people crossed by boat from france over the english channel to the u. k, saying that soon the daily figure could reach a 1000. and last year the total figure was $28000.00 and he or his johnson are spelled out. but the government's real strategy or aim was to try to break the or operations of people's smugglers. people profiting from desperate people fleeing war and persecution. but he then went on to say that term, many of the people making the crossing were young men under the age of 40, suggesting that they should have stayed in one of the countries that they passed through before they arrived in britain. there is no legal obligation on them to do so, but suggesting now that yes, in the initial stage, a trial stage, mainly single men will be flown thousands of kilometers to rwanda, where the home secretary, pretty battelle, is in the capital kigali right now about to assign the deal, the trial figure that you gave is, is just them for the initial stage that a $120000000.00 pounds reporters have seen a facility that it's believed only houses around a 100 people at a time able to process up to 500 years or not big figures. so far, the government has been trying to get a country or to sign a deal for offshoring for some time now. but it's already in the last few months. been heavily criticized for that idea. and now the labor opposition here. of course, this plan unworkable and unethical, the joint council for the welfare of the welfare of immigrants has called the idea despicable. suggesting that it's also out of line with british public sentiment, particularly, or the dara teeth out poring over the war in ukraine and even to bias l word a well known a conservative m p u chair. that parliamentary committee has said that this is an attempt to distract from the government problems at home, particularly over poetry gates. do we have any more specific details on how it's going to work? we've had pretty patel. promise that the great opportunities for refugees in rwanda. what exactly will happen to them when they get that's right. well the idea is that they can apply for asylum in ruined are in effect successful in the words of boris johnson. rebuild their lives in a country which is very has been praised for its record on welcoming in migrants and also has a booming economy but in the country has certainly been criticized for its human rights records. opponents of pork agonies government have been assassinated. in fact, the u. k. government itself at the united nations last year called for investigations into allegations of extrajudicial killings, deaths in custody, enforce disappearances, and so on. and there are a number of people from rwanda who've been given asylum here in the u. k. beyond that, vera chic, there are going to be legal challenges over whether this breaches the 1951 you and convention, or the refugee convention. and boris johnson has admitted as much in the last hour . then there's the cost. now, australia with which this model is being compared and sent all of it, some asylum seekers to, to destination since 2013. it sent people to papua new guinea papa new guinea and are now root and that's cost around $2000000.00 per person. so critics here in the u. k as a this is a costly scheme which may never really get off the ground. thank you for that. nadine barber there for us in london, new members of parliament in somalia. i expect it to be sworn in more than a year behind schedule, political infighting, accusations of irregularities as well as gun and boma tanks of old, sold the election process. let's go to mark web. he's been following developments from nairobi in kenya. so is this likely to happen today? well, right now, the incoming members of parliament and other officials of got it in a venue that inside lonnie come back to kind of green zone in the capital market issue against the beach of the indian. shouldn't. it contains the pool and also the embassies of the western governments. the back, the government has tamale revenue ready today. mortars have been fired towards that greens. i know report that any injury or killing these 3 is common for the group out about to shoot towards that camp. and the group out about is one of the perpetrators of the violence that we've seen over the last year and a half with suicide bombings and car bomb attacks. thousands of people have been killed. also last year. we still fighting on the streets of mogadishu, between 2 different fractions of the forces which turned against each other. following president mohammed law, he farmer joe, announcing that he was extending his office because of the delay the election. now his opponent is critic, hold him responsible for those delays. they say he's trying to keep a grid on power. now, if indeed the m p 's us would in today, then in the coming weeks, weeks back them to elect the speaker of parliament. and after that, they will elect the next president of somalia, president, marcia wants to run again, but his critics say that he lacks the popularity of the support to be able to win malcolm web for us in nairobi. let's get more on this. we can speak to matt bright, and he's a strategic advisor at the home research. i think time focused on the horn of africa. he twins as also from the ruby. thank you for joining us on use out to get these new m p sworn in is critical as we had that because they are the ones who actually pick the president, which is what this is all really all about. why has it taken then so long to get to this point? well, thank you for having me. and it's taken so long because frankly, the leadership of the outgoing federal government had no interest in holding elections. and made that very clear over a year ago. when it plans very unrealistic plans for one person, one vote elections collapsed and there was no alternative plan for direct elections . so international partners scrambled, working mainly with, with a new prime minister at that time. prime minister rob lay, who is still in that position and have been pushing for over a year now to come up with, with an electoral model that would allow a new parliament to be formed and to, for the parliament to vote for a new president. but this is clearly not what the outgoing president from joe wanted, and he's been fighting tooth and nail to interfere at every step of the way, either to block the elections or to make sure that they're so systematically rigged . that he is certain to come back for another term about why is it that the electoral process works in this way? i mean, in most other countries, you will get people voting for their president. that's not quite the case here. is it? no. well, 1st of all, somalia doesn't actually have sort of normal government in the sense that the country doesn't yet have a complete constitution. so there are no rules, hard and fast rules governing how elections take place or how the government should be formed. we're still in a kind of provisional, an interim phase. so, what the model that is being used is essentially a model that was used over the last decade for other transitional government. where parliamentarians, who represent their respective clans and regions, and chosen by their clans and regions, i supposed to elect the president. now ideally we would move beyond that. that's where the one person one vote model is, is supposed to achieve when and if it's eventually introduced into somalia. but what's happened now is that the, the model that was used for previous elections has been changed because president for module felt that it didn't give him the advantages that he wanted. so there's been a real tug of war about adjusting this model to make it as beneficial to the incumbent as possible. that's one of the reasons it's taken. so long and wyatt. it's a very, it's an almost incoherent electoral model that's been put together bits and pieces . over the last few months through negotiation. we've had various bodies put pressure, international bodies, put pressure on somalia. we've even had the international monetary fund saying they're going to stop financial support to somalia by mid may. if collections don't happen, is that kind of pressure working well that every one is conscious of that kind of pressure. and i think there is no somali politician who wants to become head of state or out of government at a time that the i m. f, cuts economic support or cancels the debt relief program. that said, for the moment what we see a very short term electrical calculations with politicians trying to to gather blocks of seats to get themselves elected. and so there is still a very real chance that term somalia will be out without a new government when the i m. f deadline is reached in may. we have to hope the process actually proceeds fast enough to have a new government in place by that time. not what is the bigger picture here? why does somalia need things thought had, why does it need a president in power? well, it, it needs a president, it needs a new government because somali is building or it is in a transition from having been a failed state to what most we call a fragile state. and we hope in the near future and becoming a more normal and stable country. the problem is it for the last 4 years under president pharma, joe, the countries been back sliding. the, i'll show bob you had is, insurgency is more powerful than ever. a state structures have been weaken, corruption has grown enormously, and it's very clear that if somebody continues on this track, we're looking at a possible return to state state failure. not even state fragility. so it's, it's urgently needed that the parliament elect a new president. the president then invests executive power and a new prime minister. and we hope the somali will have a new, more competent and more committed set of leaders to try and take the country forward and get it out of this very dangerous slum that it's been in. since my manager took power in 2017. okay, man, thank you for your time. matt bryson. she's good visor out. so her research, i think time focused on the horn of africa. thank you. still ahead on how does era, i think that concentration will change and surely we look at why some say mist information is i'm for him and it's printing. legend says it's time to hire. he said, we'll have that story with it's thursday, april, the 14th. here's her weather report for europe in africa. however, i'm good to see you. so there has been a disturbance over the western mediterranean ringing out its moisture for that east coast sane and northern algeria. alger scooping up $57.00 millimeters of rain within 24 hours. that's a month's worth of rain within that short span and still more coming out. you're on thursday, also west of the city, but it is a done story mostly for that east coast of spain, northwestern europe. right now we are drawing in some warmer airs. i think some spots will hit 20 degrees and then our next batch of atlantic re moved into the island of ireland on thursday. central europe looks like this. plenty of sun in the forecast them for the balkans that grip to skokie got temperatures in the 20s. here's the thing for turkey's ne black sea coast, a bit of instability there, but the bulk of this activity will stay out toward the black sea. back to africa, we go. a lot of sand and dust is being spun up around. tenicia that includes tunis with a hive. 20 degrees and for south africa, the province quasi luna tall. it is dry for now. on thursday, durban, 27 degrees showers for the western cape in the eastern cape. but unfortunately on friday it looks like we've got another wave of rain for flood stricken areas of quite zulu natal. ah, in 2018. a journalist lead 40 days of civic action against the armenian government . i'm president. soc, is younger group home power? i'm going to live with this were a new documentary follows. he's known boylen campaign to bring down a corrupt regime, astonishing outcome with i am not alone on munious velvet revolution on al jazeera. with blue ah, welcome back you watching al jazeera mind. if i told stories this hour, another to palestinians have been shot dead by the israeli army and the occupied westbank that happened during confrontations near jeanine. israeli forces have been carrying out raids on villages on a refugee camp. the flagship of russia's black sea fleet has been severely damaged . i, bloss mcclain says, i hit the warship moskva of christmas house. moscow says a fi on board cause it's a munition to explore. the british prime minister has announced that some assigning seek is trying to reach the u. k. by crossing the english channel will be flown to wanda from processing forest. johnson says he believes the risk of ending up in wanda will be a considerable term flooding in south africa has killed at least $300.00 people. the disaster near the east coast city of durban follows the heaviest rain for 60 years with more down pools full cost. president taylor, i'm a poser has been seeing how homes bridges and what he had heard the president talk about just how bad the situation is in the cause of natal province. and since then, they've also declared it a provincial disaster and quite possibly expect that this total of $306.00 people to rise. and that's as emergency services are now able to access new areas they couldn't when the weather was at its worst, it's certainly improved. now, which has helped dry up some of the areas, but once again we are in and with some of the worst flooding and much apps might be buried under the rubble that you see there. or perhaps could have been slipped away . but this is more of what we've seen in the last day as people inquisitive natal try to recover from the devastating floods over the last few days. just learning jesus sits alongside the body of his 19 year old daughter. her body was discovered after she was washed away by flood waters in amanda, outside the poor city of durban. they still haven't found her sister who's been missing for 2 days. but by touch base they look noisy to see what happens. so a family is devastating. i've lost 2 of my daughter in law done viola michael. bonnie is leading. the search for missing people. of the heavy rain and mud slides devastated this region of south africa. as they will, throughout in and the destruction only worsens. roads and bridges have collapsed, cutting of people from main roads. there's no electricity or running water. here, at least 4 homes have been reduced to rubble. must be in easy. we heard people shouting, my brother and father tried to rescue them by the by then the houses were covered by water and the tree collapsed on the house. i mean, we don't know what happened to them. people here say they can't do much to find those who are missing while prison, slim, of course, has visited some of the flood stricken areas and offered government support. this community says there's not been any so far. informal settlements have been severely affected by the heavy rain and flooding while the rain has slowed for now, it's expected to get worse. people who escape the 1st wave of flooding a worry they'll not be fortunate in the coming days for me to molar alta 0 d'oeuvre and south africa. millions of people in sher lanka as celebrating their new year's public anger grows against a failing economy. thousands of staging a sitting outside president got to buy a roger pox as office demanding his resignation. shanker, suffering from a shortage of food fuel and electricity that's lead to weeks of protests. and i'll fernandez, has the latest from columbia protesters that are, are sort of crowded around the presidential secretariat complex are not moving. i mean, many of them have sort of dug in here for days and days or, and said they are here for the long haul. they will only look back once a present good toby roger boxer and his government stepped down. now the singular tamar traditional new year on the 13th and 14th of of april of year is a big thing yet in alaska. but the protest as an those coming here to these protests grown don't seem to be missing anything. in fact, we saw quite a few people in their new year. best unit dressed up to the nines, but still here under these scorching skies coming or some of them holding national flag some of the holding posters wanting to be part of this. 6 movement essentially, that is calling for a go, toby, roger proctor and his government to go home. now the government has tried a number of mean to trying to appease the protesters. they 1st had the entire cabinet resigned. those talk of appointing a new cabinet, but that hasn't really materialized. the president extended an invitation to all the sort of partner alliance part parties within the government that had stepped out to sit as independence in parliament. but no, there was no ticket there still a lot of back room negotiations going on because the government obviously has lost its majority vote in parliament. and they're very conscious that they need to close that back. the opposition, on the other hand, is talking of moving in a no confidence motion as even talk of an impeachment to be brought against the president in parliament. i'll send pakistani prime minister moran con, as called on his supporters to demand new elections con, addressed a rally in the north western city of the shower, where he urged people nationwide to take to the streets. he was replaced by opposition. politician siobhan serif on monday on to losing a vote of no confidence. u. s. police have released a video showing a congolese emigrant being shot during a traffic stop. patrick lew yo yos, family says he was killed execution style john hendrick hospital. who once again in the u. s. a white police officer fatally shoots, another unarmed black man. this is a very regrettable, ah, very sad day in our community. and we have heard several expressions, ah, a range of emotions. and we will get through this grand rapids police has released the controversial video of the confrontation on wednesday. a police dashboard, camera captured and unarmed officer pulling over patrick lawyer, a 26 year old immigrant from the democratic republic of the congo. thanks. same car saying the car lawyer seemed to ignore that order. the officers body camera picks up the struggle. oh, the plate isn't long on this car. as the officer tries to arrest him, he runs then a scuffle. the officer climes on leo's back, struggling to handcuff him and then the officers camera is turned off either deliberately or because the off button was pressed during the struggle a home security camera and louis passenger video tape the rest. the taser goes off twice that missing lawyer and heating the ground. then the shocked it's unclear why at that point, the officer fire civil rights attorney ben crump says the video shows it was an unnecessary excessive and fatal use of force against an unarmed black man who was confused and terrified for his life. local police have turned over the investigation to michigan state police. the grand rapids police chief his left open, the possibility that the struggle over the taser had the officer in fear for his life. they were struggling over the taser from my view of the video says is not a conclusion because i don't know what other, what other information is out there. but it looks like they were struggling over the taser for about 90 seconds. police killings of black americans in recent years, particularly the video tape, death of george floyd and minneapolis launched the black lives matter movement in protests across the us. whatever conclusion the investigation vines, in this case, lawyers family and civil rights activists are left to mourn. yet another police killing of an unarmed black american john hindrance al jazeera, the british prime minister has announced that some asylum seekers trying to reach the united kingdom by crossing the english channel will be flown to wander. a processing force. johnson says he believes the risk of ending up in wonder will be considerable. the parent, let's bring in matthew salt la. she's head of needs immediate, the united nations high commissioner for refugees. he joins us from geneva. thank you for joining the program. what are your concerns with this plan? we're the moment we're still just seeing reports of this plan, so we don't have the full details from what we've seen so far. we are concerned about it. if indeed it is externalizing the support, the reception, the integration of asylum seekers to another country on this strikes us is something that is actually eroding the international protection system for refugees, which has been in place since 1951 many decades. and has said this very well, could not have concern a sorry, instruct. you can add that this is a system we think of, of shifting the burden refugees and asylum seekers rather than sharing the burden. and the international system for the protection of refugees is based on, on, on burden sharing. some of the different countries come together and support refugees. but could it not legitimately act as a deterrent to people thinking of risking their lives to cross the channel? we haven't seen any evidence back from similar experiments in the past. people talk about australia, the showing experiment. there's never been a few other examples in the past. we haven't seen any solid evidence, but it will actually act as a deterrent either for people trying to cross the channel or for people. there is, there is a possibility that people can move on when, when they get taken to this country. the u. k. government has said, ronda is one of the fastest growing economies in africa. it's recognized globally if it's record and welcoming and integrating migrants. is there a chance that these refugees could actually end up with a better life if they are allowed to become a part of society allowed to work their ruined? already hosts 133000 refugees and on a per capita basis touch 5 times higher level in the u. k. and we think the u. k. it's a modern developed economy. it has the capacity to receive the asylum seekers that are trying to get over a course. we know that the numbers have been arriving in terms of people coming across the channel and also in terms of a client asylum claims. but those are still relatively modest compared to neighboring countries. and of course, compared to less wealthy countries, which still shoulder the largest burden of hosting refugees globally. why do you think the u. k has come up with this plan? it's difficult to say, i mean it could be to do with the politics within the country, of course being a humanitarian agency. we don't get involved in the politics of a country. so it's difficult for us to come in in too much detail on that. you mentioned this, other countries have used similar methods to try to deter migrants. we've had australia do that. you mentioned australia, denmark as well. what are the lessons that we can learn from them? was the lessons that we can learn that they were unsuccessful article in the case of australia. or we know that there when, when asylum seekers were off sure, taken to remote offshore locations, but the impact on them in terms of mental health in terms of their own well being was, was devastating. and in fact, the cost was extremely high. of some reports suggest that it was $3.00 to $4000000.00 per person per year to host those people. so in terms of the cost and the impact on the people and the signaling in all of those areas, we think that it's not the right path to follow. thank you for your time. matthew salt moss, head of news and media at the united nations high commissioner for refugees. and key delegates in chile are struggling to reach a consensus on critical parts of a new constitution. and as the deadline nears opposition is growing support to say, campaign of miss information is to blame a latin american ada salisia. newman has more from santiago 9 months ago, the overwhelming majority of chileans voted to allow 155 delegates to form the was 1st constitutional convention with gender parity. and that promised to address modern day challenges. like protecting the environment. many picket did it would become a global reference. but with less than 3 months left to finish drafting the proposed constitution, things aren't looking quite so good. i. it cannot be that they want to expropriate our pension funds, or our houses. they do not protect us from anything. simply comparable boy. all they care about is changing the national anthem, or emblem, and our flag in the in actual fact, none of these things have been approved by the convention, nor the belief by many that parents won't have a say in their children's education. that indigenous groups will form 12 independent countries, and that farmers won't be able to kill their animals. ah, but it is an extraordinarily complex process in which every delegate has a voice, even to make sometimes absurd proposals thorough eventually dismissed. and it become even more confusing. thanks to misinformation, campaigns that are spreading on social media or more new study reveals that 60 percent of chileans have received false information about the convention. epic tamika back they might have been there wasn't the camry detected that 30 percent of these people shared this false names. it wasn't necessarily on purpose. but if you believe what you read and think it's relevant, you share that information without verifying it to the ones that actually went to good. as a result, 3 new polls suggest the chilean support has plummeted for a new constitution that 80 percent had hoped would lay the groundwork for a more equal and just society unless we go through this. even before the convention has finished drafting the majority of articles in there for about b as a boy, the idea here is to distribute power more evenly. we always knew that those who hold power don't want to lose it. and the mainstream media, which is owned by major economic groups, is a neutral when it comes to covering the convention center chillies mainstream media is mostly conservative, but it's in fact the social media has the most impact. according to european union experts, false information or disinformation spread 6 times faster than real news. oftentimes because of misleading headlines that have nothing to do with the body of the story . rectifying or neutralizing misinformation is far more difficult and is turning out to be a major challenge for what may be the 1st constitution written under the influence of this new technological age. lucy and human al jazeera santiago stella had on al jazeera, managed the city assess the damage on some bruising nights in madrid. that's coming up with key to insults. ah. with mm. pool. ah ah. sized sports. he has peter money. thank you very much. we start with the you a for champions league with liverpool have made through the semi finals for a 3rd time in 5 seasons. you're going flop side secure, a bad place in the last 4 with 64 aggregate. when over been feca, the portuguese team made them work harder than field. despite liverpool games, we wanna thank see goes from reverse isamena and another from libra. him a cannot a been thinking back to draw level finishing the game 33. that result was enough to put livable through with club saying a semi final spot should never be taken for granted. i'm really happy about i know about challenges in football game. we're, we're, we're you which you face constantly and tonight it was after $31.00. everybody, me included, thought that said, and then figure thought, let's give it a try and i could respect that more manchester said he eked out a tense golda straw against the political madrid, which was enough to put them through one no on aggregate, but could have come at a cost with you, if i expected to look into scuffles between the players, both on and off the pitch, there were reports of police having to intervene as the 2 sides clashed in the tunnel after the game said his manager, pip connie earlier also says they have to assess their injuries and have worked to do before facing rail madrid in the last full watch. what does your wonderful about? and i did a motion. you not feel if we play like the 2nd half, we will not have a single chance. and if we play like in the 1st leg and parts of the 2nd leg will be able to compete and, but it's real madrid, the king of this competition. and there will be moments where we will suffer. of course, we should hear more on the feature of english premier league rivals. chelsea later as final offers are expected to be made for the club forbidding parties all in the running to buy from a russian owner roman abram of it shaft that he was sanctioned by the u. k. government following the invasion of ukraine. 3 of the full bids come from american investors. colombian football great freddie rincon has died at the age of 55, following a car crash. the former captain died after suffering serious head injuries in the crash on monday. rincon played for his country at 3 world caps in the 19 nineties and also had spells in europe with rail madrid. and napoli. the atlanta hawks saw one went away from reaching the opening round of this season's n b a playoffs. that's off the, beating the charlotte hornets 132103, tre young school, 24 points on the night for atlanta who travel to cleveland next. the winner of that game plays the miami heat in the playoffs as a whole it's, it's now 6 years since he was qualified for the post season. miles bridges was even ejected from the game and his mouthpiece that he threw into the crowd appeared to strike a female fan. was one of the candidates. i was upset about a call couple cause really, mom i. lemme lemme temper good. good. the best of me, you know, dal is definitely the wrong been, do i go on my mouthpiece, you know, ah, i was aiming for i was ever forgot. i'll scream, emmy, and it, you know, santa had it a little girl. so as delphi, unacceptable on my part. okay, let's go from basketball to athletics now and 7 times olympic sprinting gold medalist allison felix says she will compete in one final track season before calling it a day. felix is the most decorated american track and field olympian of all time. she won her 1st and then picked old middle in beijing in 2008 for 36 year old is also a 13 time world champion. felix competed in tokyo last year where she won a bronze in the 400 meters and gold in the women's 4 by 400 meters relay. now in tennis, sat the monte carlo master's foot seed andre rube live is through to the 3rd round . the russian was up against world number 24 from australia, alex, them in all, was actually australian one, the 1st safe. but then rob live fault back to eventually when 2661 and 6 full. he faces janik center of a to the next will number 3. alexander very have also booked. he's place in the last 16. the olympic champion overcame fennel, so that one is in straight sets to advance toronto blue jays batter vladimir, get ada junior, has had 3 home runs in one game to help he's seen beat the new york yankees 6 for get out started off by hitting yankee star pitcher garrett cold for a home in the 1st inning. in the 2nd in him while fielding, he's throwing handles accidentally picked on. he would receive 2 stitches after the game, but before that, the $23.00 of those back of the play to hit co for a 2nd homer hit 3 home runs in a single game before that was last year against washington. and he did it again here. the 3rd one coming in the 8th inning it get it. all leads to leave for home is in 6 games and he had 48 of them last season. a great day, i feel good at all. but clayton crucial was also in super fall to los angeles judges. although this was from the pitcher's mound. any season davy, for the dodges, crucial through 7 perfect innings against the minnesota twins. fisher finished with 13 strikeouts as al a 17, nothing them swinging. and in the n h l. nathan mckinnon. school to hattrick in a big win for the colorado avalanche. on wednesday, the los angeles kings were on the wrong end of the $93.00 meeting here. in fact, the avalanche raced into a fall. nothing lead inside the 1st 11 minutes. mckinnon. 3 girls helping colorado to a 7th street when it's also they 53rd when of the season sitting a franchise record for most victories. that's all the sports nissan. i'll f morgan later. thanks peter. a lot set for me, molly. inside for this nisa nick will be back in a moment with more of the daisies. ah, ah. new casino is a family man. politicized by the forces of nature filmed over 4 years. i came in pharma documents. his struggle for his community survival and built a template for global action on climate change. his ceiling, the climate diaries, a witness documentary on al jazeera, a big lake near the car, attract tourists and under pins the local economy. thousands depend on his precious souls. ah, al jazeera well explored the major environmental issues above and below the surface that threatened lake red bus very existence center goals. spring plate on al jazeera leave us a crying out. grazing land is shrinking in some roots long. used by wildlife for migration have been blocked. by human settlements to deal with all this canyon needs more money for conservation and with a corona virus condemning, keeping many visitors away. revenue from torrison isn't enough. here at the outset national park. and i knew all ceremony has been launched the whole creation than individuals pay $5000.00 to name an elephant. the aim this year is to raise $1000000.00. much of it for conservation initiatives. ah, for palestinians are killed in israeli raids and overnight violence in the occupied westbank. ah, 11 o'clock, this is abs 0 live from dough hall also coming up explosions on a russian war ship. moscow says it was an accident. ukraine says it targeted the vessel with cruise missiles u. k prime minister brought johnson says they will send some refugees to were wanda 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