the, the as well shows no sign of and then the devastation of gaza. 7, most people are killed and strikes on rough on himself. and then off or not into central. the bottom of this is alex is here on line from doha. so coming up protests went to universities across the u. s. against the wall and gaza and then solid allergies. and students interested at columbia university. the us kind of gives a final approval for a 95000000 dollar age package to as well. ukraine as taiwan plus the purchase,

an argentine to teachers, and students demonstrate against funding costs to public education the often more than $200.00 days since, as around your instance one gaza. the unrelenting attacks carried out by is really false, is showing no sign of lessing up at least 7 people have been killed and strikes on the outside the south and fed on the lot and central gaza, maybe 1500000 people. that's more than half the strips population is now seeking refuge in rough uh israel's armies whitening to launching ground defensive was $34000.00 palestinians have been killed since october. the 7th. the voicebox, the outrage and israel stands accused of committing genocide and human rights abuses that a couple of them has this report from alpha and southern gaza. the

200 days since as well began this genocide of cause lights on slate, shows new signs of lifting up. and again, it's women and children who all the victims. spite was just 7 years old when the messiah struck the is more of a now left without this on the be we were inside the house and certainly the house brick suggested everywhere. we kept looking for a smile, but he wasn't in the house and he was an industry which might have disappeared. he was not even in the houses of our neighbors. finally, we found dish miles body. it was more than 20 meters away from the last. these very only gave that and wanting to is that to wait this positive, they come out here in the know during causes trip somebody but there was warnings, do not mess. have any more to people left hanging on to life. here

we're in a very dire situation. i'm too exhausted. i walked all the way from home on foot. i can't continue like this. what happens happens so it's in a less and others are being forced to leave any way they can hoping to find safety in devalue refugee, come lives, destroyed entries, families but to pause. as well stands accused of genocide at the international court of justice. the court has already ordered as well to guarantee the safety of civilians on old the isabel continues to ignore 200 days into its will and gone to our capacity. oh, just a rough, rough off palestine. the un human rights chief says he is hover, find by the reports of mass graves and gaza. more than $300.00 bodies will discuss it on the grounds of also hospital and con eunice and southern gaza. witnesses say some of the victims were killed during the israeli siege of the hospitals. that you

one is quoting for a sarah, an independent investigation. given the prevailing climate of impunity, this should include international investigators. the hospitals are entitled to very special protection under international humanitarian law, and that's the clear, the intentional killing of civilians, detainees, and others who are of the combat is a war crime. the number of protests for the solid doubt he would palestine at us universities is growling students from massachusetts to california, according to institutions to cut ties with companies that profit from as well as one gaza. kristen salumi reports from new york. hundreds of students from new york university gathered in a park off campus to denounce israel's actions and n y use administrators. they say are suppressing voice is critical of israel. their angry police arrested over 100 protesters on monday night after students and

teachers defied orders to leave a school plaza or face consequences. the arrest that have been made. the attempts to stifle the excel at the expression are ludicrous there. instead of going to the goals of university, and so number one, i think they need to stop suppressing the free conversation that's happening. that's clearly background of all the students and a lot of faculty on tuesday, pro palestinian actions and rallies sprung up at lower universities across the united states, including the university of michigan, the university of minnesota and the university of california berkeley at new york's columbia university. where this latest wave of protests began, students were kept out for a 7th street day a week that has seen hundreds of arrests there as well. we should also note that it's not just the police universities also suspended the students without any kind of due process. many of the students have been evicted from the dormitories don't mature is that they pay for something given just 15 minutes to gather their

belongings. and so overall it's been a draconian punitive response to these protests and the situation that really doesn't, meredith, there's no justification for this when the students are really just sitting on a lawn doing their homework. our students are demanding universities cut, financial ties with companies that profit from israel's occupation of palestine at n y u. that includes lockheed martin, us weapons manufacturer, whose weapons are used by the israeli military, general electric, which makes engines for the israeli military and caterpillar, the construction machinery giant, whose products are used in demolitions of palestinian homes. also, cisco, which supplies telecommunications networks for israel often in illegal settlements . many students are reluctant to be identified for fear of recommendations from universities who come under pressure from pro israel donors and politicians who

claim the protests are anti semitic. demonstrators including some jewish students, deny accusations of anti semitism at new york university in columbia university. they even stopped to celebrate pass over they blamed individuals who aren't affiliated with their movements for inflammatory language. new york's marriage says a police presence is necessary to protect students against outside agitators. there are people who come have nothing to do with the issue and they want to aggravate. but n y u students and faculty say that the demonstrations were peaceful until the police arrived. christian salumi al jazeera new york. why the size is a professor of law at the university of colorado screwed up a little. and he sense of oppression, of student protests and the u. s. is turning these demonstrations into a fight for constitutional rights as the 1st amendment is kind of the hallmark freedom that america you know,

puts forth as how it sees itself in the world. is the home of freedom of speech and when you see that being that being curtailed based on the viewpoint discrimination which is, you know, kind of a something that's supposed to be not allowed under the 1st amendment. and you see university administrators kind of selectively applying that against pro palestinian protest. you see the response by the students has been to double down and to insist on their right to protest in solidarity after all, what they're protesting is in fact a genocide where new horrors, just kind of of the, you know, new hires up here every day. they, they occur every day and we're now learning about mass graves, hospitals, so the, the, the, the fuel for this is the ongoing situation in gaza and administrators don't seem to be interested in. um, don't seem to be interested in allowing students to express these views. protests

have been held in tennessee, but pressure was mounting on as well as prime minister benjamin netanyahu, relatives of captives. and this opponent has typed the amount so the message to 100 days and nothing has changed. talks on free and captives held and gaza has sold, as israel has refused to accept. a permanency is fine as the head of the un agency for palestinian refugee says, there are signs that move a just guessing into the gaza strip. but in a briefing at un headquarters in new york for the plaza, the news said a lot more was required to meet people's needs. gabriel, and he's on the reports. felipe plaza really is at un headquarters in new york, taking part in various meetings. and a briefing with journal is here. he said there are signs of more aid getting in to gaza. he said, is real, is allowing on average about $200.00 trucks per day. this month into the besieged strip. and it on monday it reach 316. good news. yes. but that's

still well below the $5.00 to $600.00 trucks per day. they were entering garza before october 7th. so this a positive development. but the results. so here now that we are getting towards so warmer season, vault the new possible has the outbreak of especially in the south. so with the garbage connection has become a priority for our colleagues to prevent a disease outbreak. but i have also been reminded about the deep anxiety prevailing in this house. so the about the, the possible looming upcoming military offensive israel's war on gods, or continues to be the most deadly humanitarian mission in u. n. history last week alone to more unreal staff were killed due to his rarely

bombardment, bringing the total to a 180 gabriel's on to i'll just say to at the united nations in new york. the us senate has passed and $95000000000.00 package providing a to your credit and as well to monetary and release a gaza as well as $8000000000.00 for security in taiwan. pos. that package is a provision that could lead to a nationwide ban on chick talk. my kind of reports from washington. those know guys appear to have it. the eyes do have it. and the motion is agreed to the legislation, receive support on both sides of the aisle read bipartisan agreement on the hill. it provides a $2000000000.00 and aid to ukraine and $26000000000.00 to israel amounts that were approved 2 months ago in a similar part in a package that did not have the tick tock provision. but chinese,

other than social media company, has to be done to fight and congress for months, despite its wild popularity among american use, some of whom were protesting outside the senate against the measure. senators were at pains to point out, it's not to talk itself that is the concern raw the chinese ownership of the app congress is not acting to punish by dance, tick, tock or any other individual company. congress is acting to prevent foreign adversaries from conducting espionage surveillance, blind operations, farming, vulnerable americans, our service men, and women, and our u. s. government personnel. currently, the chinese communist party is able to gain unlimited access to the account information of tick tock users. if it's so choose, is else with the director of the f b, i added his voice to the tick tock, debate, tick, tock for us represents a national security concern. and the reason i say that is that tech tax parent

company, is beholden to the chinese government. and so when people, when americans stop and think about, how do they feel about the, the power, the access, the capability of the control of the tick tock has they need to be thinking about it in terms of how they feel about that same power access capability. control in the hands of tech talks, parents in chinese government and ultimately in the chinese intelligence services. the chinese elements of tick tock had been given 9 months in which to sell the company. oh, it will be banned to the us. president biden can extend this period for 3 months if he wishes with an immediate band no longer being contemplated. congress has ensured that does not become an issue in the november election by kinda, i'll just say era. washington to as in tina now with tens of thousands of people have been running across the country against government to budget cuts to education

. as today's ball explains president how the internet has been slashing state spending as the country struggles with the cost of living crisis. and high inflation thousands of people carrying books to go over, but that's how the module in front of the presidential palace. they say public education is at risk. and that's why they want the government of libertarian president. have you had any like to know they'll be here to defend the land. the guy that use the dean of the university of window site is middle school age. education is a constitutional rights and it's the job of the states to promote public education and high level education. it provides the opportunity and is that the center of any type of development video or the university of one of site is, is free and is considered to be among the top universities in the world. people say it's a matter of national pride. faculty, students, and staff. diversity is have all come here to defense public education,

but it over 60 public university, been argentina and maybe been on the national not, not seems have you gotta be ready to corporate funding for the university to have known increase in funds on storing inflation. government officials accuse universities will be regularities and want to carry out an audit. and the billing address the nation on monday, saying he will continue with his austerity to plan, to jumpstart the economy market and the don't hold any of the envelope. but what we now, when we took off is that situation is so serious, it's argentine that has no time for gradualism. and that's why we implemented the most ambitious shock blending. now we history. but people here same really is making a mistake when i was studying during the dictatorship, in the 19 seventy's and military close to my university. and i defend the university of winters site is because it is the best we have in education and

education that has provided an opportunity to, to a higher education, to millions of people in the country. they showed up on the streets in times of need to tell the government the budget cuts need to happen somewhere else very so we'll just see that when a site is still a head on knowledge, a 0, a mountain of waste of india is capital catches fire. fuel in toxic smoke and endangering the house of thousands however, we got more rain in the full cost of parts of the middle east. we could say one or 2 lobby showers into iran, lousy troy across the arabian peninsula. lo possibility of the old sha, just picking out the wrong, the southern end of the web specially we are looking at more in the way of uh,

west. the weather coming through here, we have, of course, has some recent lighting shamile when setting up, but just around the eastern side of saudi arabia, pushing down to us here in casa, hopefully easing off a little as we go on into thursday, but sent me on the room, so i backed that 37 celsius. it's also still across parts of the east and made guys a could touch a blistering uh t. 9 degrees and well above the seasonal average. we get 10 degrees or so above where we should be at the moment. we have got a few showers into that. the west, the side of ducky, i just sliding across the bus for us. got a little bit of wet, whether to just around the central pos with the mediterranean then, and that's gonna bring some showers into a good positive tissue, skipping further east, colorado or if you to celsius the hot, solely wind. that's similar to that. the one that we've been talking about around the east and may not want to solve this. we got it for you. first. i still haas enough and plenty of showers, a right across west africa pushing into central parts of nigeria.

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the watching me elizabeth donovan, doha reminder of antoine stories. the sound on tuesday, march $200.00 days since as round north gaza with no sign of the attacks of basing almost ha, this trips population has to refuge and dropped off as well as always threatening a ground offensive goals. and $34000.00 palestinians have been killed since october, the 7th protest of the war and gods i have spread to a number of us investigates including jail, columbia, m, i t is thomas hundreds of students have been arrested since friday. the white house, as one from the situation clubs and the us senate has cost of sweeping, $95000000000.00 packaged, providing a to ukraine and as well to monitor and release for gaza as well as 8000000 dollars for security in taiwan. lebanese state media has reported a woman and had 12 year old niece for among 3 people killed in an as riley strike 6

others were reportedly wounded when a home in her name made the border with israel was hit. that was really military and hezbollah having firing at each other across the border since october the it was the cost of fighting between as well. and it has been that has been growing in intensity as displaced tens of thousands of people, both sides of the border and left a trail of damage. the color has been on patrol with un peacekeepers. the signs of war are visible almost everywhere along lebanon's border with isabel. this is a front line where there's little life after more than half a year of hostilities that began when hezbollah opened up a front to help its ally home us in garza, most of israel strikes have been focused on an area about 5 to 10 kilometers from the border now we are crossing the mark of the gun. see there's riley person position from here where i'm moving close to the blue line. and who

knows when uh, surely, no, no, yes, like a is going to happens. we are traveling with members of the united nations peacekeeping force, in southern lebanon, on their own patrol with lebanon's army. their mission is to ensure the area from the border to the latania river is free of arms and fighters outside the states control. we are here to support the levi nice army on the leave as they leave them these government to take control of the, of the situation. but the army is not the dominant force here. has the law has a strong presence, even before this late, this confrontation, and despite thousands of strikes, israel has failed to push the groups fighters back. the un force has repeatedly warned that the danger of escalation is real. of the. yeah, we're looking for the, you know, the,

the food this isn't air strikes. so we're looking for the, this uh, how can we prevent this is collisions. so after this, moving at, on, dealing with that searching for the police where we can have the same. few people remain here, nearly 100000 up in these have left their homes and livelihoods. it's a similar situation on the other side of the border. this is the cost of war, official say, losses are already in the billions of dollars, although the concept is still largely contained and confined to the, for the region. as well as, as the conflict won't end until there's a ceasefire in casa, but possibly not even then, because as well as threatening a wider war if border security doesn't improve center for their eligibility to southern lebanon. the thousands of indigenous people have gathered in the resilience of capital for

a 5 day protest defending their land and cultural rights is against what they say on the field promises by president. and the reason i say are due to silva to protect preserves and expelled land grab is from the tower tree. is monica you're not here one to present here and spoke to members of indigenous tribes. they're turning in different rhythms in tongues, but marketing is one leaders of more than $100.00 indigenous peoples have gathered in results capital to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their annual camp out, but also to raise their voice against the persistence violence they endure. 5 of us almost fall in love them. we've come a long way these past 2 decades claiming our territories. but while more indigenous lands have been de, mark hated. we have also suffered more invasions from illegal miners, poachers, and loggers. it's a never ending struggle. far from brazil, yet in the brazilian amazon,

a stark portrayal of the ongoing tragedy faced by the enemy people. for years they have borne the brunt of legal mining activities, the rivers points and with mercury, rendering water undrinkable and fish, inedible. in 2023. soon after taking office president, losing us, one of us to sent a national task force to expel the invaders from the reserve and come back. what he termed a genocide was the one more than the year has gone by and nothing has changed so soon as the armed forces left illegal miners returned every day we see their plains coming and joins. sometimes 15 per day. a recent report shows that 94 percent of our people have high levels of mercury in their blood. this would be our people are being closing and are we and are afraid of their children and they call them the product that hang on a little cool. like the yeah, no mommy face the same problem. yeah, i think well as in the effects of american reposing or no immediate,

they show up with time. we feel headaches, we feel weak. our children boom with deformities present lula, has promised to health deforestation to increase the number of indigenous reserves . protesters say a lot more must be done. indigenous people here say they've come to realize that having government support is not enough. they're still facing strong resistance from the powerful farm lobby in congress. to this day do expand the site from their villages to the countries court rooms and electing their own politicians to save their lives. monica, you're not give audra 0 for celia, giovanni and president a. but i am ready, c has arrived in 3 long cut off or wrapping up the 3 day visit to pockets fun. he said to hold talks with president don and become a send to that i assume will. this will take pause from the ceremony to integrate

a multi $1000000.00 project built by a wrong. it consists of 2 dams and a power plant, and it could generate electricity for the entire country that spring in my correspondence, michelle fernandez. she's joining us live from columbus and then l 1st. they took us through what president stacy's plaza. all right, so the 1st stop on his visit had to show long to is the amount with project. it's essentially a power project as well as a navigation project is sort of a 2 in one. and the given in government has been one of the key, a sort of funders and facilitators of this exercise, which looks at re directing water from the sort of central highland to the southeast of the country in the very sort of dry added zone. now that is one of the things that he was declared open with present on the vicar missing her. but later on in the day, we are heading that off to a sort of

a very official ceremonial that come at the presidential 2nd period. he will, inc. uh, a number of agreements with the sherlock and president, and then that is obviously a joint statement later on in the evening. so that's what his plan um as, as they go forward during the day today and then that allowed stand this project again in 2011, under the volume development assistance of $500000000.00. why is yvonne interested in 3? okay. as well, it does have a long history, which for long guides being and still is one of the key market special on can t facility. there's also a whole ties where we have depended a lot on the radium oil. in fact, the refinery, the one to find the read the to like a has, is kind of targeted and, and vote for rain, you know. but in more recent times, obviously sherlock a is a somewhat of a, a sort of a had, you know,

a must have friend. it seems for all the power plays that's happening on the global chessboard. and iran obviously is very conscious of that. we do have president abraham, raise the coming torture lanka, obviously, plans need very early not the sort of a sudden the session to come here as part of the opening of the my project. but given the fact that he's chosen to go ahead with land also his focus on stop as a particularly sort of attends time back home, a sort of points to the impulses that the uranium authorities obviously place in that ties which for long. so we haven't heard anything official, we might have a non towards that in that joint statement that president, right easy will make with me for a long can count about to the end of his visit today. but that certainly seems to way, but it's certainly seems to be the way the winds are blowing in the spot. thank you . and now that smell fernandez,

live in columbus. a john land phone on the outskirts of india's capital has called fire unleashing a talks, a cloud of smoke across new delhi. i shall know who bought our reports. one of indiana's largest mountains of rubbish is on fire. the landfill is the size of 40 football fields and the 65 meters tools. it's called fly on sunday as temperatures for for pharmacies say the blaze is now under control. but the residents in densely populated areas of new delhi, concerned about it's toxic, loud of smoke. the rise of building and none of us are able to step out of the houses. the condition is so that the children end up crying. this isn't the 1st time a landfill high school to lie a during a heat wave of the thick layer of smoke is causing breathing problems which we use 10 to 12 extinguishes and the situation is now under control of smoke issue will

also be result soon. the landfills reach capacity in 2002, yet waste has continued to bile up polluting via and putting people lives in danger of pharmacies and the mounting pressure to find a permanent solution to india's waste problems. in the gas, i'm going to the, the launch, those produce gas which and this is fire. any kind of what metal or what waste, which has been suppressed for too long, has the potential to generate sheet, which in turn leads to fuming gas that causes fire to break out. the routing bahati of jeanette to apologies dispensing itself from the crisis planning the states lead to who's counting j indian cities done more than $60000000.00 tons of waste each year environment of this war and of a national catastrophe. if the situation remains are resolved,