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us senators, agree on a bipartisan gun control deal, but it falls short of top the steps sort by president joe biden. ah, hello, i'm emily. ang, when this is, alex is near alive from dough house, or coming up. france votes for a new parliament with projections putting a manual, mccaulhey party neck and neck. with united left wing alliance. the biggest block in iraq's parliament resigns shipping the country into more uncertainty after an 8 month deadlock over forming a government. and while the search continues, hopes are fading and fighting to men missing in the brazilian, amazon. ah, a bipartisan group of us senators has grayed on

a framework for new gun control laws. it's aimed at coping rising gun violence and would keep guns away from people deemed to be a threat. but critic say the measures don't go far enough, mike hannah, fall this report from washington dc. the framework agreement, photos, weeks of closed door negotiations in the senate. it's one of the 1st bipartisan gun control agreements in decades. we haven't had significant federal legislation in nearly 30 years. so having a framework announced having 10 republican senators long with 10 democrats signing off on that, which would avoid the filibuster in the united states senate. it's a really big deal. the tentative agreement has been welcomed by president fight and who's tweeted. i want to thank senator chris murphy and the bipartisan group for the gun safety proposal. that does not do everything that i think is needed, but it reflects important steps in the right direction. with bipartisan support,

there are no excuses for delay. let's get this done. but some don't want it done. i think it's deeply disappointing that republican leadership decided to get in lead with the democratic conference in the senate to put together a gun control bill. you know, that should be a huge red flag for republican voters going into the fall. significant proposals include incentives for states to pass so called red flag laws, which allow a judge to decide whether a gun via or owner poses a potential threat to others. federal background checks and buyers under $21.00 would include access to the records as minors and federal funding for mental health care and increase school security. so, but these measures for well short of what's being demanded by gun control. advocates including president biden himself at rallies across the us. saturday calls were made for

a ban on the sale of semi automatic weapons and high capacity magazines. and for the age at which an individual can buy a rifle to raise from $18.00 to $21.00. to match the existing federal law concerning hand guns, assault rifles were used in the mass shootings and you've obie, texas, and in buffalo, new york. in each case they were wielded by 18 year olds. the senators have set an informal goal of passing the bill before the 24th of this month when congress goes on a 2 week recess. but with the legislation still not fully written, it's unlikely that this goal will be met and it's certain that the modest suggestions will do little to ease the mounting pressure on politicians to pass meaningful gun control measures or place the consequences in november's mid term elections. mike hannah al jazeera washington,

that's bringing in penny camacho, who's the executive director of survivors empowering she joins me alive from portland, oregon. penny, thanks so much for being on the program. what's your take on these proposed gamble is janica far enough? no, absolutely not. in the united states, we just were witness to be heretic mass shooting of 19 kids and teachers. and had to remember that these kids were so badly shot that they had used dna to identify their bodies. now what's happening at it states is that parents are scared witless . that when they put their get their kids to bed tonight, sunday night, tomorrow morning and monday they're going to have to wake up and find their kids here or some other form of dna to use to identify their bodies. so if the republicans or democrats think that this is enough, they are going to be very disappointed because it's not. now the bill does a couple of good things. the bill does actually close the dating port lupo.

sometimes it's called the boyfriend loophole. it does that, that was actually part of our and i think it will be part of this bill that's good . and the bill also provides funding to community violence intervention programs. but this is a very tiny drop in the bucket. and that i have a very, very big bucket. i want to get your thoughts on that domestic violence and part of the law in a moment. but i just want to get your thoughts on how shall you say this agreement is a sign of progress between the 2 political parties in a way that are moving forward to address gun violence. i don't really, i just see this in terms of, of republicans knowing that the parents, republican parents, democratic parents, all parents across united states are truly frightened. we get phone calls all the time and people keep using the words, they're angry, but also they're nauseated because they know you know how easily this could happen to their children. and they are frightened that congress will do nothing

substantial to stop this. there is no assault weapons ban. there's no ban on high capacity magazines. there's no licensing, there's no registration. and we know that these are things that must happen to take serious action to start to cut a gun violence in the united states. penny into a lot of work around the role of guns in domestic violence. as you mentioned, these laws were his domestic abuses from having guns. what impact will that have on helping save the lives of victims? so we know that a firearm in the home actually increases the risk that, that a woman in the home will be killed to abide by 5 times if there's domestic violence in that home. so there's a huge link between domestic violence and fem aside and is also a significant link between domestic violence and now people who commit domestic violence and then go out to commit other forms of gun violence. so addressing gun violence and making sure that should be addressing domestic violence and making

sure that people who have, who are domestic violence, abusers can no longer have firearms is critically important. saving lives, penny, just briefly. how do you keep them immense him up for gun reform if the lives of the debts rather of 19 children last month is not enough to spare change? what will ultimately, what will end up happening? i believe is that the students, the young people of today they will come to power and they, they will not tolerate this. absolutely not. also, i think the parents of today, the parents have young children are so frightened they will change us. but to really change done laws in united states, there are 2 things that would really help. one is to repeal a supreme court decision called citizens united, which basically said that money is speech. and then the 2nd part is revealing the excuse me, repealing the gun industry immunity of the gun, excuse me, the gun industry immunity law called the protection of legal commerce and arms act

. and that law actually almost completely prohibits gun industry from being sued while we appreciate your insights on this important issue. thank you very much, penny. aka, marcia, executive director of survivors empower. thank you. thank you. to vance. now, where president manuel mccullin's coalition and it's the left wing, rival, neck and neck. in the 1st round of frances legislative elections. projections suggest mccombs centrist alliance should win more states, but could lose their overall majority. he vices competition from a left wing alliance, but by john luke mellon, shaun and sasha butler explains the french president looked relaxed as he voted in the coastal resort of lou to k. but emmanuel, my call face is a challenging week after the 1st round of frances parliamentary elections. his centrist alliance is on track to windlow seats, but not necessarily the majority. he needs to push ahead with his reformer, gender,

who some the 3rd, 4th for the judge. we are the only political movement and a position to win a majority in the national assembly. we have one week before us to rally our forces one week to persuade one week to win a strong and clear majority. only such a strong and clear majority will enable us to respond to the urgent issues which affect the daily lives of french people. a clever, a new left wing block that includes greens, communists, and socialists created by far left leadership. incremental shaw has emerged as the main rival to macros party. it's attracted, voters concerned over the cost of living and climate change. jerbill not, we're barbara. i call on our people viewing this result and this opportunity for our personal lives and for the nation. i column people to go out and reject once and for all the funeral. projectors, macaroni do more the far right and conservative parties trail the centrists and the left in an election that's largely fail to capture photos. imagination turned out

was that in historic, no, with less than half of those eligible casting their pallets, this phone comes less than 2 months after the presidential campaigns. there's definitely a sense of election fatigue. it's also the case though, that a growing number of people in france feel fed up of politics and politicians, and increasingly disengaged from the political process with a tight race ahead. the parties will step up their campaigns in a critical test for the president. the big lesson of this 1st round for him and erin mccoys, that he is not certain to have an absolute majority in parliament, and that will make his life more difficult if he hasn't got one. so he is try to hammer this message in the last few days or before the 1st rod, and he will be trying to push that message for the 2nd raw. give me a majority. in one week, voters will return to the polls for the 2nd round of the election and will determine how france is governed for the next 5 years. whether there will be

a swing to the left or more of the same. natasha butler. how to 0 over paris al jazeera media network continues to demand a rapid, independent, and transparent investigation into the killing of its journalist in the occupied west bank. she rein. abu aqua was shot in the head by his rally forces while she was on a simon engine aim. on the day of her funeral israeli forces stormed the procession and started beating mourners, causing pallbearers to almost drop her casket. that didn't stop thousands of palestinians from marching through occupied east jerusalem to take part in her funeral and burial. members of the international community have condemned her killing and continue to call for an investigation. abu o'clock was algebra was with al jazeera for 25 years, covering the story of the israeli occupation. she was known as the voice of palestine. still ahead on al jazeera, a russian strike in easton, ukraine sets a chemical plant on fire, where hundreds are reportedly sheltering in size and india's ruling parties accused

of using intimidation tactics. after buildings linked to moisten, protested i, reduced to rubble ah, returned. he has begun the, the full world copies on its way to the cutter route. your travel package to the hello that heavy rain has caused severe flooding. in the south of china, we are going to see more wet weather effect, much of east asia in the days ahead. and that's thanks to the may you front. that's pulsing those pockets of heavy rain. further east. in particular, southern areas of japan are going to get a drenching by the time we move towards the mid week. we're also seeing a bit of a disturbance up in the northeast with some of that rain trickling down into beijing. but it's mainly going to be, as i say, southern areas of japan that see the very heavy rain roland. by the time we get to

choose day, we're going to see it skirt towards the east of han shoe, some of that rain rolling into tokyo. and if we have a look at the 3 day, it's going to knock the temperature down a drop of about 7 degrees by the time we get to wednesday and that rain rolls in. now as we move to south asia, the rain suddenly intensified thanks to the monsoon, along the west coast of india. some of that touching right up into good, your rat state. there is going to be some relief here from the heat, but once again, we're seeing temperatures pick up into the 14th hot blustery winds, blowing about the north places like new delhi and the whole will continue to see that heat. we have a look at the 3 day. it's going to continue to be touching up to the mid forties, all the way through to wednesday. that should weather official airline of the journey. the latest news as it breaks down estimated $20000.00 li gold miners just in the younger mom, the reservation with detailed coverage and the government says it's taking action,

but doctors out this thing lives are being put in danger from around the world. residents, zalinski says, but coming days will be crucial for ukraine will be expected renew defensive in these ah, ah, the me. hello you, what you know to 0? i'm emily angry. he's a reminder about top stories this hour. a bipartisan group of us senators has a great on a framework for modest gun restrictions in the wake of a series of my shootings. under the tentative deal authorities would keep guns away from people again to be a threat. french president, manual microns coalition,

and his left wing rival, neck and neck, and the round of francis legislative elections. the faces competition from left alliance, led by john luc mellon, shown to ukraine now, where russian forces have blown up a bridge that links the battle. the eastern city of seville. don, yes, we've only seen chance across the river. so these on janski's in the lou haskell region of ukraine, the russian attack leaves just one of 3 bridges in the area. still standing local officials say that limiting possible evacuation roads for civilians. hundreds of fighters and residents of thought to be sheltering in the as odd chemical plant, which takes up a large area along the western side of seville. done yet. a russian state news agency has shed footage, iep says, shows smoke rising from that plant. the governor of lou hands province says

a few storage and chemicals. they have court file charles dress, it filed this report from the capital case. we came off the phone to a ukrainian deputy commander inside that city. several. the next one of only 2 cities. now that is not under full russian control in the loop. ganske region of don bass, that deputy commander saying to us that yes, there had been heavy shilling of that chemical plant and that it was on fire that chemical plant, a vast, great soviet built industrial complex that before the wall used to produce fertilizes and building material and it's located in the south east of the city. we understand close to the river, close to the river that separates the town. several minutes from the town of lucy chanced, which he tells us, is also getting heavily shelled. we asked him whether he could firm reports that we've been hearing of the last couple of days about hundreds of civilians

sheltering underneath that chemical plant. in several minutes, he was unable to confirm that he estimates stood up to 2000 civilians. may have died in several denette amidst this heavy fighting. now this comes at a time when the ukrainians complaining again that they don't have enough weapons from the west. and those western weapons that they have been allocated are not getting here fast enough. so there are huge concerns yet again to day for room, mostly ukrainians, ability to be able to defend that city. and for the up to what we understand could be around $10000.00 civilians, either trapped inside that city or unwilling to leave a mile. the golden arches and gone, but american stout cheeseburgers are on the menu in moscow. again. what was the 1st mcdonald's restaurant in russia has re opened under new branding and ownership a chain, his ankle delicious, full style, internal shot, all of its 850 russian atlanta in march,

following the invasion of crime. it has the option to buy back applications within existence to the world news. now a members of the largest political block in iraq's parliament have resigned after 8 months of dead long over forming a government. it follows a request from their leader, the shia cleric, tata l. sata on thursday, he threatened to withdraw from parliament if a national majority government could be formed by sunday, he resigned, excuse me, with 72 more law makers for the analog, lisa be harder to iraq, does not need the formation of a government. but in effect of government, whose majority serves its people, but it turns as glued into billions to god so little beloved said was plucked members rightful resignations from parliaments. what dollar round of flame mays my voice is failing me, i apologies. ran to slim is a senior fellow at the middle east institute ino hire. she says this latest move will plunge the country into deeper crisis. it threatened to push the country and

took a was and 2 civil unrest into the street violence. it's so it launches the country really into a dark tunnel even after this month of stalemate, which we thought where it period i think where the country is having is in a be even darker period, according to the ruling by the federal supreme court in november 2021, every member who has been resigned and who is the nation has been accepted, which is the case with the 72 members from the southern coalition. can't it will be replaced by the highest ward getter after after that member. and if you look at, at the, at the election outcomes, definitely this means the more seats to be gained by the state of law group, which is headed by mr. mckee, by groups that are affiliated with the popular will be live ation forces. so it's

going to rank then the hand of this coalition, which is a pro iran coalition in the bottle, in the parliament and may be eventually saving the way for this coalition to form the next government still in iraq and the united nation says during the past decade more than a quarter of a rocky girls were married before they turned 18. a conference has been held in the capital to address the growing problem. mahmud l y head reports from baghdad. me do a place to help forget or past. in this shelter for women in the dad the 17 year old to get support to help her rehabilitate. she was forced to drop out of school after getting married at 13 and again at 15. both relationships ended in divorce and left her feeling devastated.

what i had after my father's death, my mother wanted to get rid of me because she couldn't take responsibility. she believes that marriage is protection from delinquency after my 2nd divorce. i won the full hell. she kicked me out on my uncles that she gave me to the community police and i ended up have on it. hadn't came from the city of crete and also, but a dad. she says she was also forced to get married. at the age of 13 alco, sheila higher higher i can, i village my mother couldn't afford to provide for me. so she decided to marry me to a man who treated me badly, and he finally divorce me and took my 4 children up dora and hannon and dozens like them are taking care of by women rights organizations. in this shelter most suffered poverty and illiteracy. and were married in traditional ceremonies. they were married outside the court. although iraqi personal status law penalizes

clinics who conclude marriage contract that way. in a conference held in by the dad, the united nations population fund raises people's awareness of the impacts of early marriages and how to tackle them. now with the right time to start taking measures to prevent the marriage and reduce the marriage to make sure that girls and young women completed the education, they also have a to, to just for distant employment and have families. so when they're ready to do so, here, the consequences of early marriages are explained. duleigh has finally returned to school. she says she wants to become a lawyer, so she can defend women's rights, the women's shelter, and you carry heavy legacy and say, they still feel alone. but the staff keep that company and try to help them start a new chapter in their lives. i would draw ahead and jazzy at all,

but that around the currency has dropped to its lowest value ever against the dollar's talks on reviving the nuclear deal with world powers remain stalled. the reality is now trading at $332000.00 to the dollar. it was 32000 and when to run rates, to nuclear deal with world powers back in 2015 firefighters in brazil, searching for a journalist and indigenous rights. experts say they've found a backpack, a laptop in the remote part of the amazon, where the pay went missing. don't phillips and bernard pereira disappeared while on a reporting trip. when can you hear reports from a video in rio de janeiro marking one wake since our last thing? oh oh, a vigil for british journalist dom phillips and indigenous expert little bit, eda, family, friends and colleagues of the peer gathered in rio de janeiro,

demanding to know what's happened to them. they went missing a week ago in their job id valley in area, in the amazon twice the size of japan and home to the largest number of un contacted tribes in the world. the vigil was held on papa goblin, a beach. the place where phillips used to paddle serve before moving to north eastern brazil to write a book about saving the amazon. he was on his way back from an expedition with bid eda, when both men disappeared. human remains were reportedly found where the pier was last seen, but they are still being identified what a group but is that which was this was dance last trip there. he told my sister, his wife alessandra that he needed one more interview to finish his book. i think dawn went to the amazon because he belong there. he is an englishman who was born in the wrong place. he loved the rain forest and the inhabitants

a little bit ada used to work for, for nigh the government agency. responsible for protecting brazil's indigenous people in the prison that i'll do a walking over, bruno was forced to leave the agency because he did not agree with prison jebel scenarios policy of opening up the amazon for commercial exploitation. and leaving its unprotected in swatted the only 1400 people in our agency, and we have to protect 1000000 indigenous people occupying an area of veteran presents 13 percent of brazil's territory for the look on them up as bit it started working on his own with their shoddy tribes. we accompanied him during an expedition several months ago in the same area where he was last seen with dom phillips baby. it was already being threatened because he was helping local tribes collect evidence of the invasions to their territories and report them to local authorities. a 1st, we were very hopeful that both men were alive because don was with bruno,

who is very experienced. the family thought there must have been ambushed by managed to hide the boat and escape through the forest. but our week has gone by and our hopes are diminishing. all we will now is for them to be found. we have a right to know what happened to them. this march is not only to put pressure on the government, wind rider, dom phillips, and indigenous extra little bit it. so for a bigger cause, people here say both men defend saving the amazon monica, you know, give, i'll just iraq. rio de janeiro. venezuelan opposition later won quater says an attack on him on saturday was an ambush by associates of the governing party. quito was visiting a rural community in san carlos when he was physically attacked. he's repeatedly called for fair elections. figured him about this young i said, we have to call attention and demand accountability not only to the p s u,

v. leaders who today let a small group of violent people as also happened remarkable. there were armed people, they bolling the attacked our vehicle. fortunately, it is a security vehicle precisely to prevent and foresee what would be the onslaught of the dictatorship by 9 people have been arrested in china after a violent attack on several women in a restaurant surveillance put, it shows a man slapping a woman whose rebuffed him she fought back then a group of men entered the restaurant in her bay province attacking her and the other women with him. the woman had rejected. the man's advances was then dragged outside and beaten while others looked on in his ruling and b, j. p has been accused of intimidation. that's after property is linked to muslim protest as were demolished in the state of order pradesh in follows days of rallies against her former b. j. pay officials who made remarks against the prophet mohammed at many consider offensive. a tory guiding me explains a bulldozer demolish is the

home of a muslim politician and activist authorities in the state of utah pradesh. say mohammed javin didn't have planning permission to get door your to people involved in the violent protests have been identified and it was found, they had a legal constructions and bulldozers were bruce and we will also charge them under the national security yellow javits family. say he wasn't at the protests and accused the governing b. j. p. of trying to intimidate them or even being our house tax. but around 20 years and not one how we received any information by any government at harvey's or collaborate that our house is illegal on like, you know, why would they didn't give it? i would even take my acts as it was it illegal house and eat properties linked to muslim protests as were also demolished on saturday. oh,

the demolitions followed days of protests against 2 former b j. p. officials who made remarks against the prophet mohammed that many consider offensive protest is wont. one of them napa sharma, arrested for hate speech. the parties headed media in new delhi in a vain qu margin. dal is also accused of making insulting remarks. some protest turned violent on friday, but legal experts say authorities cannot use that as a justification for destroying people's homes. you cannot demolish a man's house for prognostic. you cannot link it to the focus, be like a different thing altogether. so it is in my view, it is in my view and abuse of power. the b j. p says it strongly denounce his insults against any religion sector ideology, but protest is, don't believe that statement and say these demolitions speak louder than words.