oh g 0. when ever you oh ha. anger in the us as a lead don't human reveals justice is on the supreme court could strike down a landmark abortion law. it is hard not to feel angry. troubled a deeply disturbed. ah, oh, i'm mary. i'm noisy in london alger zeroes are coming up on the program. say for the

1st time in weeks, 1st evacuees from the mary poll, steel plants arrives safely and the ukranian city of zap morisha. but russia renews its attacks on the is of stone plant, where hundreds of people are still sheltering inside. ah, we begin in the united states. we're a leech draft opinion from the supreme court indicates justices will vote to scrap the federal protection of the right to access an abortion. the chief justice has confirmed the draft is authentic, and has ordered an investigation to how it became public. president joe biden has cooled, the potential overturning of roe vs wade, a radical decision and fundamental shift. all the 1973 ruling, recognize that

u. s. constitution's guarantee of liberty protects the right to personal privacy. and a woman's absolute right to an abortion car e. there's at least one abortion clinic in every state, and most of them live within an hour's drive of one. but 13 states have already passed so called trigger laws that will automatically ban abortion as soon as ro is over, timed, and clinics would likely shut down and at least $22.00 states. while all makers planned to either ban or restrict access to abortions, the organization planned parenthood says 36000000 women in the u. s. would lose access to a safe abortion on the states of move to enshrine abortion rights. ice is like the launch, which was approved an amendment to guarantee reproductive rights. algae there is patty colleen reports now from washington. i, a late night leak and an impromptu protest. the majority of supreme court justices apparently toys to decide that the ability to have an abortion in the united states

is not a constitutional right, meaning tens of millions of american women could soon find themselves unable to get the procedure. president joe biden warned the impact could go far wider, basically says, all the decision, your private life will, you know whether or not you decided to see the child and not worry about the voice of others. what are the, how you raise your child? what is your fuel? does this mean that in florida they can decide are going to pass a law at the supreme court today? politicians and protesters came out earlier. i mean, i, this is the 1st time that i've ever attended a protest and actually made a sign for it. anger at a decision. they say, well,

impact only the most vulnerable. it's going to hurt the people that need help care the most. it's going to hurt the poor. it's gonna hurt women of color or black and brown women. it always has, you know, wealthy women have always had privilege. well, the women have always had access to health care and abortions. planned parenthood, a large pro abortion rights organization says, assuming the draft decision is final, the repercussions will be huge if the roe vs wade is overturned. that means that already about $26.00 states across the country of $35000000.00 women plus would lose access to abortion. oh, but those on the other side of the debate are rejoicing at the news just this. robert said that that was not in chic draft. so we're very happy to hear that. and hopefully i will stay with that draft and that will be the decision to overturn roe

vs wade court observer. say this, anti abortion vote is only possible because former president donald trump was able to nominate 3 conservative justices. 2 of those justices testified that roe v wade was settled law. now, some senators are saying they were lied to. congress could try to pass a law to make abortion legal across the country. but in this congress that is likely to be a tough cell. meaning that this will likely become the dominant issue in the upcoming mid term elections. chief justice of the supreme court, john roberts says, this is just a draft we'll find out in late june, early july. if this decision is final particle, haine al jazeera at the supreme court or chaper tonchee is in washington outside the supreme court, where we have seen the fallout from the sleet document that is really re ignited the debate of abortion. there in the u. s. she have, what is the atmosphere like, why you are numbers of swell. then we go there about 2 hours ago. there are any,

a few 100 people who are actually only all of protesting the possibility that this could be the final judgement from the court on abortion. now we have several thousands my sources and still protesting the possibility that lita is preliminary draft. that would become the final draft. we keep on hearing that there might be some sort of counter protest and so the police putting up barricades and that sort of thing. but right now they sign about. this is a, this is a 1000 demonstration. thousands of people actually who were shocked by the possibility that this might become, this might become like we're joined by one of the protest is allison, can as and what, what did you think when you heard just how, how severe, just as elite is draw a ruling was the honest, i wasn't very surprised, but i was very disappointed and very careful about what does it mean for like our world and our people. and it's interesting because we've had a great deal about the personal health coach with this. the us already has worked

with total mortality rates and industrial as well, but, but some of the signs that you and your friends were carrying were talking about the so you see like a normal consequence. this is what were you focusing on that? yeah, absolutely. i think you can't really a ban abortion, but you can certainly ban safe abortion this gender white. well, women will continue to find ways whether it's by traveling to places to continue to get abortions. and so this is the early fact a women living on the brink of the women living at the intersection of various different types of oppression. and so when you add to that on affordable health care and affordable child care, it's just going to further solidify income inequality that already exists. and so you're currently holding actually very stock message as well, who defy road that is get the law to protect a woman's right to choose what hope you have. i've seen that happen to certainly the federal level. i mean, it's frankly tough to say right now, i think all i can said we're here to try to apply pressure to try to show them that

this is facts like tons of people. and that a lot of us really care about this issue where we see the democratic strategists been very worried that in this round of elections coming up about younger, younger demographic, we may have been disappointed by job, by not really fulfilling all the old promises on the environment on the economy on student data, all these things that he made on the campaign truck. you think this might have an effect on, on your younger ladies like you so they don't really like your friends? yeah, i think it does have an effect, but i think, you know, to begin with, we knew what kind of presidential joe biden was, i think more than influence any sort of vote or any influence, any sort of opinion and kind of way it's, we're realistic about what we need to do, we know that we need to work with politics like joe biden, and so this is voicing our our opinion to be heard. how can thank you very, very much. and that is before the democrats have been, have been spent on this issue for decades. joe biden, when he 1st sent to congress, he was against his anti abortion in the eighty's. he sort of vacillated back and then any, any of them in the late rome, did he become nancy pelosi,

he took out of washington, the affordable care act leave of alma katherine insisted on that and actually often tried to progresses for fighting against democrats, who are anti abortion because he says it just spits, spits the vote and scares off conservative voters who are in the m that favorite. my favorite demographic. even brock obama on the campaign trail, said he would codify rove us his weight as the 1st. ringback order of business, he told us to planned parenthood on the campaign. trouble once he got into office. he said very clearly, this is not his. his biggest is biggest priority. i'm as always, that somebody's national dream. democrats have always, rather like this issue, no matter the enormous potential close to women, because it does mean to have a wedge issue to bring out even the most effective basis when it comes time for the mid term elections. so we'll see whether that's how they play somebody. the noise is we're getting from biden and others is very much, this is going to go out of state by state issue. they're not going to try for some kind of federal hydro movement. try maybe and the filibuster specifically just on

this or she may be using some republican sentences, you felt that they've been led to the census. perhaps they will. this will just be, i could get out the vote and in the midterm. and then we'll make sure that we could do better next time. and that seems to be the, the sense we're getting from dc, right. but our thank you very much for the latest from washington that she have bra tansy, thanks you have. meanwhile, several democratic states are moving to enshrine laws, protecting the right to an abortion one such state is vermont, where kesha, ram hinsdale, is a democratic senator and also currently a candidate for congress. she says the reversal of roe v wade would not only be an attack on women's health, but also on many fundamental freedoms. i think many of us are trying to understand the breadth of impact that this decision could have. and also, if the nature of the leak now means that so much of this language is cemented in an incredibly extreme place. because what we're learning is that this legal opinion would not just roll back the clock on access to abortion,

but access to contraception. and the right to privacy for, for gay men and for l g b, t, community. so we're looking at such a drastic decision when you talk about people's privacy as it relates to roe v wade and other settled law or what we thought was settled law. and so yes, we are looking at not only everyone's loss of a right to privacy and access to health care, but particularly in the case of abortion and contraception. draconian laws that will not take into account whatsoever, rape incest, the house of the mother, even the house of the baby. ah, more than a 100 people evacuated from the besieged city of mario paul reached the safety of the city of upper regia, which is controlled by ukrainian forces. now this group includes women and children

as well as the elderly olga trapped in marable's as of style plant for up to 2 months on the continuous rush and foaming. but concerns all growing for the hundreds of all those who've been left behind me voc reports ah, they've been 3 weeks of untold. horace in the bunkers and tunnels of the house of style still works of mary awful. this is the 1st group of evacuees to make a perilous journey from russian controlled territory to the ukrainian controlled city of parisha. and the red cross united nations convoy when you, when you might, because you know, you don't understand how terrible it was. you sit in the bomb shelter in a wet basement and everything is shaking like that. and then when we could go up to the surface, i saw it for the 2nd time in a month, a huge crater, 15 meters white, and who knows how deep i am there. but yes, the military did. sure. thanks bizarre. but it was dazzle battalion. so you can

imagine what they had, we were told that nobody needed to us. he felt abandoned that he learned nothing. for the past month, supplies of food and water have been severely rationed. adults going hungry for days to keep their children fed. this is a moment of huge relief. russia said some of our q e 's have been taken to a village controlled by moscow bank separatists, who would be allowed to travel to ukrainian held territory if they wanted. but fear is growing for those left behind in the confines of the steel works. soon after the departure of the 1st to vacuum, ease rushing back forces resumed their assault, firing rockets towards the plant. the mayor of mary awful says $200.00 civilians still remain trapped inside, including several dozen small children in the last remaining area of the city, not under russian control, and the last refuge for hundreds of ukrainian troops who refused to surrender. the

rest of my report is in ruins. but around a 100000 people remain living amongst the rubble youth. when you come on, when you're listening to that, the other 2 of us, tatiana push line of are no longer flinches at the sound of exploding shells. whither i'm spanish will you wake up in the morning and you cry? you cry the evening. i don't know where to go. i am not alone here. imagine just now everything is destroyed in the field. why should the people go now? here they are sitting with small kids, just in the west of you, craig rushes launch renewed. attacks on the port city of odessa, where ukrainian officials say a missile had a children's dormitory killing a 14 year old boy. missiles also struck a logistic center used to deliver foreign weaponry. russia so far failed to land

troops in the city by sea. but seizing a debtor would give russia control of the whole of ukraine's black sea coast. leave barker o jazeera, who are fighting, has been continuing farther east as upper asia, where it rushes assault is slowly grinding forward as far as it charles traffic reports. now from back much in easton ukraine. we've been around the city of lucy chance today, a city that is suffering and incredible bombardment of shelling this afternoon. indeed, r drive up to all jets horizon of $180.00 degrees. we could see various points where smoke was rising, an indication of villages and towns right the way across that region, suffering russian shelling. we know that there is close contact fighting in a number of these towns, notably, puzzler. we be speaking to volunteer evacuation drivers in and around that area. they have now stopped their evacuation efforts. problem proposal that

follows the what we understand is the killing of one driver and the kidnapping of another. we're also getting reports from the town of the car that's close to done it. sc pro russian separately control donnette sk. there are reports of at least 10 people killed and 15 other injured off. a shells landed on a coca plugged close to that city. now these coketown is considered to be the largest in europe. it employs thousands of people we were in that area yesterday we were told that the coke plant was not operating to 100 percent capacity. it is stopped because of the war, not because of shelling, but we know that there were hundreds of people working there still today at the source. he's saying that those casualty figures are expected to rise. we are also hearing reports from the military administration of new gangs province,

that there are many towns and villages, right, the way across the region where there is no electricity, no gas, limited running water, which of course, is a huge problem for the thousands of people either trapped inside these towns and villages, or who are still refusing to leave was al jazeera ly from london, moore slat on the program has been a warning from the inspector general about fighting in the saw hill region. says climate change is making the conflicts even worse. i don't press freedom day, we look at how technology is being used to can tell freedom of speech around the world. ah hello there, let's look to australia and we've got high pressure in charge,

keeping things largely fine and dry for many areas up in the north and in the west . me so thing. a few showers here and they're kicking into queensland by the time we get into thursday. however, it's really a southeast corner that sees more rain. thanks to a winter cold front, that's blowing its way over the se, knocking temperatures down in places like new south wales, victoria, and tasmania. and it's going to bring the rain to sidney and possibly some snow into the very southern areas. if we have a look, however, at the 3 day for sydney, we are going to the temperature come down rather dramatically by friday. but the rain does clear it will be mostly funny. now it's mostly sunny for much of new zealand. at the moment we've got high pressure in charge here. lots of fine and dry weather to be enjoyed over the next few days. temperatures in christ church on oakland, slightly above the average now was moved to south east asia. this is where we are seeing the west a story. we still got heavy rain to southern areas of the philippines and with that of flood risk, we are going to see the rainfall heaviest as well for parts of indo china,

vietnam and cambodia with some very heavy falls for the malay peninsula in the days to come particularly for southern areas of thailand that to weather update. ah, african stories from african perspective. i'm short documentary from african filmmakers from ivory coast just to last year from chauffeur report or the buffer from his school year just to inform you that new thing formed ed, south africa, seeing if i, if i would change. and it showed me that i'm actually still tracking and fire with africa direct on al jazeera blue.

ah, welcome back. so recap of the main stories are following the sound now and pro and anti abortion rights demonstrators of converged outside the u. s. supreme court. after lead document suggested justices could reverse the countries landmark abortion low president joe biden is called woman's right to choose fundamental and, and urged congress to act more than a 100 civilians evacuated from the besieged city of murray. paul reached the safety of ukrainian control as apple risha. the group were trapped inside the as all still steel plant for up to 2 months as the city was devastated by bombing 200 more, a still trapped inside one. now the inspector general is warned that tax in the south region of africa have gone from being a regional issue to a global one. and having a good terrorist made these remarks on

a tour of west africa where he's been visiting santa golden asia and nigeria. nicholas hoc reports on this now from duck ha. the terrorist is yours to bury region by the maryan border is a remote refugee camp where people live in fear. they're mostly women and children from neighboring molly fling. what they say is an unstoppable spiral of violence in their homeland, across the border. they thought they would be safe. but here to arm groups linked to al qaeda and i so come to kill them. well, i went on it that i needed to know. do you me only know one day he said, i remember the day the bandits came and kill it left with enough. good luck to which they wanted us to leave the village. everyone, children, old people and us women came here on foot and they call it. $14000.00 un peacekeepers have been deployed in money for almost a decade. but this $1000000000.00 a year un opperation has failed to bring attacks or spreading beyond molly to

neighboring country on a 5 day tour of west africa. the un secretary general on to a new terrorist makes an impromptu visit to the camp. you can council meeting demand from the international community that strong support for the audience news. yeah. so that has the capacity to protect you most here. don't know who he is. they watch quizzically as he plants a mango to in the sand. there hasn't been any rainfall for almost a year with arm groups trying to control water points. climate change to is fueling the conflict. so on the said, the situation in this a hail is complex, characterized by insecurity, but also climate change, which has an impact on displaced and host population. it is for these reasons that we ask you mister secretary general to continue to make our situation one of your priorities. earlier, he travelled to senegal, meeting with the african union chair mikey saw prices of food and fuel,

or on the rise in africa. you and estimate a quarter of a 1000000000 people could plunge into extreme poverty by the end of the year as the result of the ukraine, russia conflict. while he did not travel to molly, the situation in that country is high on the agenda. while he is military genta is tolling efforts to return power to civilian rule, human rights group accused maryan soldiers and recently deployed russian fighters linked to the wagner group of torture and perpetrating massacres on civilians. it has become increasingly difficult for the un to fulfill its mandate of protecting the maryan people, many of whom are now fleeing their country. nicholas hawk al jazeera or internet access has been continent coffee. them posed in the indian city of child, poor off to violence between henders and muslims. the unrest began on monday night during religious festivals in both communities, and then continued and to choose day elizabeth prawn. am has more now from new

delhi very heavy police press now in and around an area called a jewelry gate off the city of georgia pul, following more clashes more fighting between him booth and muslims on tuesday. local media is saying that at least 10 people have been injured and one person has been taken to hospital. now these altercations began on monday night when him, through the muslims started arguing over hoisting religious flags. muslim muslims calibrating the end of rums on its ead in india on tuesday. and hindus was celebrating a festival called should m. j empty. both groups wanted to voice their flags in the area. now that led to violence between the groups police trying to disperse the crowd using battens, and using peer gas the crowd than attacking a police post and injuring offices. that things had come down by tuesday. they were

very much under control. each praise in the area took place peacefully, but following e prayers. they were more clashes and 5 different areas around the gate. so what authorities have done now is imposed a curfew and 10 areas around louis gate till midnight on tuesday, the internet to remain suspended. internet is often suspended and india in times of tension. a short gaylord he's the states leader he sent says home secretary and senior officials to the area from rogers state, the job corps and from raja san capital j port and make sure that the violence here does not escalate. now fire valley's largest landfill is causing were spiritual problems. finance by residents. 5 fighters in india's capital have been unable to put out a blaze for over week x. but saying on going he way this to blame last month and you recorded it's hot in march, since 946 and full cost has predict temperatures. to get worse. in the coming days,

new mexico's governor, as requested emergency funding from the federal government as wildfire sweep through her state. thousands of people living in northern new mexico been forced to leave their home since sunday. the blaze named the calf canyon fire has burned through an area half the size of new york city. tuesday is world press freedom day, and journalists in countries like me and mom, mexico, uganda say it's becoming more difficult than ever to do their jobs. now the methods deploy to silence reporting of broadened algae, there is to raise a bar reports from fulton del sta, in uruguay, where unesco is meeting on these latest challenges faced by journalists. the technology like never before, is being used to curtail freedom of speech around the world. mile and spyware, artificial intelligence and social media have become the chosen tools by government to suppress dissent. kathy says, my lover was a victim of the spy, where it began,

which was developed by an israeli company. she was detained for over a year in her country, se version and i sold a list of the numbers, like 99 number from my phone though. were in that lease so 99 people whom i know who are in that they've been effective to. and those are know those for not only jordan to listen, lawyers, those, those are also activists, political activists whose numbers i have. hundreds of people have gathered in the u . y, and coastal city of valley, in an effort to help find ways to protect freedom of speech. this conference is hosting by unesco, and the theme of this conference is journalism under digital feed, which shows the magnitude of the problem how journalists are not only addressed in war zones or conflicts areas,

but also are subject to online harassment and surveillance. and that's why hundreds of journalists, members of international organizations than many others have gathered here to try to prevent technology from being used to 1st secure free media. they were in ukraine and the unprecedented number of journalists who have been killed in mexico this year serve as a stark reminder on world press freedom day. the journalists around the world are facing an extra ordinary level of threats and lever to mit has been in exile. for a year, he was forced to feel arrows when the government of alexander lucas shall go began a crack down of civil society. a media there is over a 1000 political prison is in jail or sponsor for her in the hotel. there are lots of people who are in prison, who are not allowed to have visitors, while lawyers cannot even pass them a letter. and at the same time, there was a group who are not in prison, but are always afraid that the next morning they can be arrested and can be imprisoned. finding solutions is

a central part of the event. people like irene can have proposed a moratorium on the sale of surveillance technology that's being used by state and non state actors around the world. what are we in the united nations are calling for is a moratorium, a ban, a temporary ban on any use or transfer sale of this kind of intrusive electronic surveillance. and then use that time of the ban too much or string, the national laws to string them international laws on trade. and the reason why we wouldn't want this moratorium proton is because we know journalists themselves have exposed stories about how lives are being threatened. individual lives are being destroyed, journalists are trying to adapt to surveillance and digital attacks for every one here. awareness and finding a legal framework is crucial to defend free press. that is, i will,

i'll just see that boom, dilating little white. now it's been reveal that dozens of shelves embedded in a foot path outside a tie, shopping mall, actually the fossils of an extinct marine creature. it's very mysterious, these paleontologist say the snail shaped specimens found in bangkok or a type of mollusk which died out more than 66000000 years ago. according to local media, the fossils might have been inserted as decorations i contractors who are just doing recent repairs. ah, just a quick look at the headline stories, the sound pro and anti abortion rights demonstrators of converged outside the u. s . supreme court. after elite documents suggested justices could reverse the countries landmark abortion law. the chief justice has confirmed the draft is authentic and has ordered an investigation into how it.