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handed over with a referendum scheduled for later this year. and saddam's military withdraws from political talks, paving the way for civilian groups to form a government. i'm going to get rosco with the sports is rougher lindau edge is closer to a rare calendar year grand slam. the 2nd seated spaniard is through the wimbledon quarter finals for an 8th time. ah. that he's 6 people who've been confirmed dead in a shooting just north of the year city of chicago during a parade celebration. the 4th of july, around 2 dozen people are seriously injured. witnesses say a gunman started shooting from a roof, minutes after the parade started in the suburb of highland park, about 40 kilometers from chicago. the f b. i is investigating with local authorities. the suspect has yet to be apprehended

. police are urging people in the area to stay in doors. hello, park, police and numerous federal, state and local law enforcement agencies are searching for the suspect. the suspect is currently described as a male white, approximately 18 to 20 years old. with longer black hair, a small build, and wearing a white or blue t shirts. a firearm has been recovered from the scene. we have secure the perimeter around downtown downtown halo park and are continuing our searches. at this time, 2 dozen people have been transported to highland park hospital, 6 or confirm deceased a tron engine joins just now from akron, ohio se understand the suspect still at large joan that's right, police are now going house to house and i should say federal agents are going house to house, searching for that gunman. they believe he might still be in that area. they say they have made progress on that search. that doesn't necessarily mean they've come

close to locating the gun and it might just mean they've cleared a certain amount of area and they're also not certain that he hasn't left. that area would, they do know is that he was able to access a business, a roof of a business by a permanent ladder on the outside and was firing from the top of that business at an independent state parade. shortly after 10 o'clock local time in the morning and according to witnesses, those wounds of the 2 dozen people who survived and the 6 who were killed were horrific. the wounds of war said one doctor who was on the scene with his wife watching the parade. and then ran in to help out. and according to that doctor, those wounds were so powerful that they must have come from an assault weapon. that is important because there was an effort in congress after the all the texas shooting to ban assault weapons for 18 to 21 year old. and interestingly, in this case, the description of the gunman is

a young man of 18 to 20 years of age. you're still looking for that man who say he's a small stature black here. you heard that in the sound you just played a few minutes ago. but police say they are still scouring that area. they've got helicopters up above, there's a no fly zone up above that may be in part so that that minimizes the sounds so that investigators on the ground are able to hear everything they can as they do those house to house searches. so all we know right now is the police suspect it was one gunman. they say they have no reason to believe that it was more than that . they've been updating the public hourly. the next update comes in about 10 minutes if they're on time. but they are still looking for that government believe to use one life that he left behind, but they consider him armed and dangerous as they continue that search john 100. thank you very much. indeed. the state department says

a 3rd party investigation into the origin of the bullet that killed out a 0 journalist sharon at work. lee has been inconclusive. but investigator se gunfire from israeli army positions was likely to were being responsible for her death. sharon was killed and made all reporting on raids in the occupied west bank . understanding officials of accused washington of dragging its feet over the incident. stephanie decker reports from west harrison. what's inconclusive. that's the result of u. s. investigation into fired this bullet that killed palestinian american journalist sharina blackly in the occupied west bank in may. ah, you a state department says it was an independent 3rd party examination and pulled it in extremely detailed forensic analysis. it continued, concluded that gunfire from idea positions likely responsible for the death of shitty in ab lackley. and it added, it found no reason to believe this was intentional,

but rather the result of tragic circumstances. terean's family issued a statement saying they were incredulous, considering the numerous witness accounts and investigations by numerous local and international media outlets. human rights groups and the united nations that found in israeli soldier fired the fatal shot the investigation. the entire investigation is disappointing, considering the fact that we are not aware of any of the, of the results, no process. we were not, there was no transparency. we were not given enough information regarding the investigation and we had found out about that last minute. so to us we still continued to call for a transparent and adjust investigation. the palestinian foreign ministry also rejected the findings saying the examination was politicized and had nothing to do with the bullet. israel's entering prime minister, yellow p d tweeted that israel expressed grief about her death, my mom, and that these really army cannot determine who was responsible,

but there was no intention to harm her because she's love yet. so i'm with the defense minister benny gans had this to say, mother to be told i would like once again to express my sorrow over the death of a journalist sharina walk on the security establishment looks at investigating the truth as a supreme valuable one. regarded in this case on the spot, the laboratory, examination of the bullet one under will when dry fully, it is not possible to link the bullet to this victim, not to little rifle. therefore gum, unfortunately, it is not possible to determine who open fire with it. so the americans have been putting pressure on the palestinians for weeks now to hand over the bullet came to put an end to this case, head of the 1st official visit of u. s. president joe biden, at the end of next week. now they can say that they carried out an independent investigation and despite it being inconclusive, this case is now over. stephanie decker al jazeera was jerusalem, coming up on this news are from london, ukraine's health system under pressure at

a time when it's needed most, we speak to the w h o about his main concerns. 7 people are dead after an avalanche on one of italy's highest peaks, but thunderstorms hamper the search for survivors and in sport are to his headline grabbing antics curious mix and no key returned to center court reaches the wimbledon. ah, titties constitutional convention has handed over the final text of a proposed new constitution to president gabrielle bridge. the document was presented in the ceremony on monday, after the $154.00 member convention spent a year crafting it. trillions will vote on adopting it in a referendum in september. the new taste will replace the constitution written during the august to pin a shade dictatorship focuses on social rights gender equality, equality,

indigenous autonomy and the environment. latin america editor lucia newman is in santiago for us. alicia environment seems to been is one of the big headlines, isn't it? well indeed it is. this is a very novel constitution. it's probably the 1st in the world, 1st of all, written with gender parity, but also where protection of the environment becomes a responsibility of the state as it's going to it's also being described as a feminist constitution, which guarantees gender parity all across the board. particularly in the state state institutions, the congress, et cetera. and it is a count as constitution that goes further than ever before in chile to recognize indigenous peoples. and there are tanami, but it is not yet a done deal. now joining me to talk more about that aspect is rossier. laura garcia is a professor of law at the university of chilly. lucio,

thank you for joining us. first, let me ask you the obvious question. what comes next t a? why isn't this a done deal yet? well that comes now, it's a referendum that's gonna take place on september 4th, where people again had to bode where they want this text that has been passed to day to the president. or if they want to not have this sex and just keep the previous constitution from 1980 so that those are the 2 options. it's either approved or reject the tags. and if it's approved, then we have to implement the tax, which is a very big and difficult process. it's gonna take some time. and if it's rejected, then we will just continue with the status quo of today. but it's not quite that simple. the very fact that there was this constitution, or that it was written, is because there was turmoil in this country and there was this sense that it had to be change wise until controversial than it sounds so good at least on paper. yes . well, i think there are many reasons they explain why it's not so clear that it will be

path even though they are the flavors side for the constitution was more than 80 percent of people really wanted new constitution. now we are not so sure what's gonna happen. i think it's fairly because it has a lot of, as you said, novel institutions, there are new to the world and new dixieland and a lot of people are nervous because they don't know exactly what they mean. also, some a, some of these institutions seem to go again, certain traditions in the country or certain views of equality that people are worried about, like the gender air parity also indigenous, right? so people are nervous cuz not only their new, but also constitutions are genera. there are broad, they dont regulate things so in detail. so we don't know exactly how they will be articulated by the legislator in a few more years. and i think that's part of why people are a little nervous. there's also been a lot of problems throughout the process in their constitutional convention that has made people feel a little bit alienated from the process at some points. but it all depends,

i think on what will happen now that we have the tags and there is no more space to air, spoke with speculate. yeah. well presently president gabrielle bodied said to day that day he suggested that there might be a dirty campaign about that about this convention. so, and there is going to be a, something about as close to a new presidential race and the sentence, it's going to be a very, very intense campaign indeed. so well, thank you very much for sharing your thoughts with us and to propose that the president did say that he hoped, the chileans would decide on the marriage of the text itself. and not some of the disinformation campaign that he suggests is already beginning 2 months before this referendum. back to you. genuine, thank you very much. russian president vladimir putin has ordered his forces to continue the offensive and eastern ukraine after capturing the city of lucy,

shanaski. russia now claims control of the whole of the lu, hands, grecian moscow's troops. so stepping up, attacks in neighboring donetta ukrainian president ro, to ms. lewinsky has vowed to retake all areas seized by russia. alan fisher reports from the capitol cave. it was a long and times brittle battle, but no, the russians have control of the city unless it chanced and with it the strategically and politically important for hand. scrooge and meeting with his defense minister in moscow. let me put the thank to soldiers and told them to push on. actually, there's a, i ask you to give a state award to all service personnel aware excelled during this military action based on your daily reports. i know there are a lot of brave, professional and gutsy in a good way, soldiers in the russian army, and they all should be decorated with old irrelevant state towards movement. the ukrainian president flooded me as the lensky said. his troops were pilled out of

the city to save their lives. but he promised to return with greater fire power to reclaim it was that he spoke. if the commanders of our army, recall people from certain points of the front, where the enemy have the greatest fire advantage, in particular, this also applies to lift the tanks. it means only one thing that we will return of thanks to our tactics yet. thanks to the increase in the supply of our modern weapons, the russians know turning the attention to targets in the dynette region and with the hands of those other 2 areas that russia recognize those brick away independent states. the day before launched its war in ukraine for the russians. this is a major tactical success, even if their military victory took longer than the expected theory. as governor admits the loss of lift, a chance is painful, but he says while the battle has been lost, the war has not alan fisher, i'll just either keep ukrainian officials or urging turkey to confiscate. or they

say are tons of stolen grain on board. a russian flight cargo ship keeps ambassador to turkey, says documents have been presented, proving the cargo belongs to his country. the green was shipped from ukraine's port of bare dance, which is now under russian control. the vessel was seized by turkish customs officials on sunday. as the one ukraine rangers on the countries health system is on its knees, the world health organization has verified $339.00 attacks on healthcare since the invasion began in february, including attacks on facilities, personnel, and supplies as left many ukrainians, struggling to access basic medicines and treatment at a time when they need it most, the you and agencies most recent figures show at least 10600 civilians have been injured during the war. and another 4700 killed. 4 sanitation, crowded conditions and a lack of access to clean water is adding to concerns. the risk of measles,

diphtheria, and coven 19 have been exacerbated, or has already been report so suspected cholera cases in multiple. earlier i spoke to dr. young, hobbit the richer representative in ukraine? i saw him asking about the main issues the agency is seeing across the country. what we see multiple issues, but it depends where in ukraine you are. when in the what more east and south of ukraine, where heavy fighting goes on, there is need to have trauma care medicines in the front line as well. we see severely and ever created from there and they are chronic care needs to be taken care of. when we see the audio where access is again possible, like last year, me have sue me many places around kiev i have been visiting as well in share me here. we see back many elderly people need access to medicine. so why the primary

care is picking up? what because the pharmacies are closed, we need to ensure that the medicines that are way to book and what kind of help is the shape of providing for, for example, for areas that are difficult to, to reach. what we are doing, the pre positioning, our medical goods, majority of our 550 tons of medical supplies has been delivered to east and south of ukraine. we are working also with jose and partners to reach out as hard as we can with the medical supplies do be available in hospitals and to ensure care. but also as w show, we are gradually increasing our own footprint across the country. we have already the number of missions for that, and our team is on the way as well in the pro enroll visits to hard to what is important that our team wants to see. what are the immediate need to ensure that

our supplies, but even more our old technical advice as a lead technical agency is available. notice in your, in your report that non communicable diseases such as cardiovascular disease or the leading cause of death in ukraine. what's, what prompting that is that a lack, lack of access to facilities like access to drugs. what do you think is the reason behind that? before the 24th of february and russian for the nation invasion, non communicable diseases where prevalent already then. however, now the situation has become more difficult in number of cities and places across the country. people have not had access to insulin, which is very, very important to control diabetes in the mail here been where i last few weeks ago i saw many elderly, 556585 went to the mo bile,

primary health care clinics to visit their doctor. who would they haven't seen why to measure their blood pressure. and because now we insure, because pharmacies are close to have also hypertensive medicines away the bill that they have access to that. so they can start to control their blood pressure. so that's why entities are important because some of the care e delayed and told me about mental health. what's the situation with that? today? we had a constant siren for miss styles hitting ukraine because many are displaced. we have many families who have not seen each other, and couples or children who are fleeing with their mothers, who have not seen their grandparents now many, many months. so when we think about all of this, there is a lot of stress anxious. t people are unsure about the future. so what we see is that mental health needs and people who need mental health support,

it has increased more than 10 forward sedans. army chief has announced that the military is withdrawing from ongoing talks with political and civil society groups over for me, a government. and in fact, elbow hands as the move will allow new military leaders at to lead the transition to civilian rule. i've been mass anti military purchase across you down in recent days, and a crackdown on thursday killed 9 people out there is heaven. morgan reports from cartoon when the un mission incident announced it will be facilitating talks between the military and political parties. the head of the army agreed to be part of it. but on monday general abdel for their helper heim announced the army was withdrawing from the talks on alert. the military restitution shall not take part in the current negotiations to give room to the political under volitional new powers on other but through it. again, societal parties too, could agree on

a technocrats government from the civil community to undertake their furs at the coming period of time. and i hope these forces will engage in genuine and serious dialogue too. it is stored the unity of the people and still the country away from any existence or threats. denouncement came as hundreds of anti military protesters the 15th in various parts of the capitol hotter. for more than 7 months, they've been demanding the military hand over power to a civilian government and returned to the barracks. so we will assess ellen, we want to end the military rule which would become a burden to the sudanese since october. to want to show that most of us are against military rule, and we want a civilian leadership to achieve a democratic transition. they sit in is our way of expressing these demands this it in now when it's 4th day is in front of a hospital where at least one protest was pronounced dead from protests on june

30th. 9 people were killed bad days and hundreds injured when security forces you here guys and live ammunition, to disperse mass demonstrations. those here i demanding the security for to be held accountable. when you get home again, it would be more if you look at the people here, what united, some of those killed by security forces. we have pictures everywhere here and that's why i demand these just yesterday's killed. the mac, political parties who part of resistance military rule to take note, anything that does not include the cancer ballistic will not be more than a 100 protesters have been killed in time military demonstrations since the military took power last year. the response of security forces to the mass protests on june 30th has resulted in not only one, but 4th attempt to protest this here say despite the repeated use of force, they will not end their sets in until the demands are met. he will, morgan august, 0100 to africa,

is facing its worst food crisis in 4 decades. as the effects of the pandemic climate change conflict and the war in ukraine, a felt across the continent. according to the international committee of the red cross, more than a quarter of africa's population has been affected by food and security. that's 346000000 people. persistent drought across the horn of africa has led to unprecedented life losses or crop production is down 58 to 70 percent across the region. across this has been exacerbated by a war, several 1000 kilometers away with russia's invasion of ukraine, pushing weak prices to record levels as violence, closer to home. that's proven catastrophic for many nigerians. a decade long insurgency, by on group booker, i'm in the northeast means more than 4000000 people. a projected to be food insecure, between now and august, and owned in the studio by luxurious minister of information and culture, lima hm. and thank you very much indeed for coming to talk to us. i want to ask you

how severe the problem is of food insecurity in in nigeria in particular, when nicknamed, raised no time immune to the ad was global. headwinds, such as the pandemic are the terror down, tongue commodity and also the war india recruit. but i think i, the god meant or saw did take some ah, when i see where our corporate clearly measures out of our tilly door, the impact of what would i be in the c via for the security nigeria to deal are we have, you know, just luckily, food crises are not the facade to shortage, but rather increase ino in fuel prices. so when you say precautionary measures, what sort of things have they done? is that, is that trying to get to have more food production locally? or i think in the last 5 be the last 6 years for government and back to and what is

called the al cobra's program. this and corporate program. he's had been local farmers to compete against her artificially. and you know, the deal was pricey. so for our food nor been imported, and this as he, chris the production of the staple for the specially rise from the $5.00 millimeter dollars a year to one night middle mitre toes by today. and you won't, you don't, did what drought luck last couple of years with was still able to trump the play 2015 know are levels. what about does it? i mean, it clearly is a number of the problems we've mentioned, like the drought says on have predate the war in ukraine, but has the one ukraine had a particular effect on prices in nigeria, safer flower and so on. i think that increase increase in food items

generally ah, yes, but i think the increase in the increase in bread or which is a bitter is very slight. it is very, very late. i've seen some way that, that the price has gone up a lot for for flour, and particularly that's, that's not the case is it have not been upright, said the price of flour hasn't gone up substantially. not too much, not be, not to him, not to astronomic. are we still we have some increase in price, but i think it's not like a 100 percent on that region because really our, this tipple food for most insurance is actually not bread. bread is this table full largely in the cosmopolitan areas and tell me about the risks in particular for children. because that the w f piece is talks about acute malnutrition situation in ne nigeria and classified as an alert or serious in many areas. and they seem to be

particularly worried about ne nigeria, it was about the children risk for children in particular. or clearly the nazis had been on the set of war for quite term form was addicted to liberal quorra. my letter letter is what, what a good story is or down normalcy is normally tony. tony ne, are with those who are forced to free, you know, coming back to re settle. and the emphasis right now is on rehabilitation. alley building. i under. yes we, we have challenges because people had to flee. ah, because the security of farmers could no go to their farms, but that is changing rapidly now because in the last term, in for 3 months of this year alone, over $51000.00 for the us or in that. and i will freaking is what i mean completely

weakened and book warren must not been any military to large extent. so really what we're facing now, you're not is likely rehabilitation and rebuilding i will have it. thank you very much. take her to instructions. thank you. now several purchase of taking place in the u. k. over rising fuel prices. traffic was severely disrupted after roadblocks was set up a convoy of trucks and cars drove slowly down major highways. russians reports from london. no one likes a traffic jam. so when drive is deliberately cor, was tail banks, you know, they're angry. a 48 kilometer an hour, cruel down some of the most important ways. it's an attempt to persuade the government to reduce taxes on fuel because i've lost my job because of the field.

and the great, the people at the top taken all of our money. i don't know, but 2nd, been stuck in the house for 2 weeks, some golden stat. crazy. a need, a job needs to go slow. protests were most disruptive in the west of england and on the prince of wales, 7 bridge, linking england with wales, police arrested 12 people near their saying the demonstration was putting emergency services lives at risk. now, this petrol station in london, you can see the current price of unleaded is $193.00 pounds per liter. that's about $2.35. now, it wasn't that long ago. only a couple of years. at the beginning of the pandemic locked down, that the price of fuel in this country fell to under a $100.00 pence per liter. so since then, it's doubled. and you can see why many people, perhaps this guy, but many people are suffering. the cost of fuel is driving inflation for everyone,

but it hits those who make a living from their vehicles, particularly hard london, taxi drivers. for example, i spoke to pete and he was fitting up how is it was terrible. it was like, you know, i'm trying to gather and then it's just grip and was really cause any bow really do you have any sympathy with the fuel process today? rezo of cold shirts of like ought to something of the law. but john and other cabby wasn't sure about the tactics process has to be done, especially in this case if the scanner had. but then at the same time like had idea like the general public just poppy in those. as i said, there was a bit of a slippery slope process, you know, in, in all facets the u. k. government lowered fuel taxes in march by 5 p. per liter. rule 6, you sent. it obviously wasn't enough to stem galloping petrol prices. the protesters are demanding more serious cuts. the treasury says it will give the clues,

careful consideration will re sharon's how to 0 london. thousands of people have marched outside to bliss, is parliament demanding that georgia joined the european union and nato georgia applied for e membership. shortly after russia launched its war on ukraine in february, the uva set conditions including widespread reforms and press freedom. and some say the government is dragging its feet liberal here are gather the civic society. raleigh is support of your integration. it, you know, we have filed for the candidacy of european union, we urged, enforced our government to file the candidacy and general sentiment in the public is that the act in government is against the will of georgia people. they gave the measure drilled of georgia people. italy is declared a state of emergency in 5 northern regions which are facing their worst drought and 70 years. emergency funds will be made available for areas surrounding the river po,

about a 3rd of italy's farmland depends on the river. but it's drying up and the country's had an extremely dry winter in spring and is now having an unusually hot early summer. eskew helicopters had been scanning the italian alp, searching for more than a dozen missing people. uttered last year, melted and collapsed at danger from falling ice meant the ground search had to be suspended and he, 7 people have now been confirmed dead. italy's president, marianna gay, has linked the tragedy to climate change and mr. avi has will record setting heat has for years marked the beginning of summer in europe. this year, high temperatures turned italy's alpine region, long known from mountains, glaciers and outdoor sports into a death trap was always on sunday, hikers and climbers were caught in an avalanche on the marble lot of mountain by one of italy's highest peaks. more than

a dozen people were killed or seriously injured from falling ice and snow vessel more than a mills, because not only do not let them allow them, but i think the mom alada, practically the peak, had collapsed and the pig is nothing but a huge piece of ice that broke off and it ran over every one who was on the glacier, the various mountain climbers who were going up or down. when we arrived there, we found ourselves in front of a horrible scene because they were blocks of ice in enormous rocks. everywhere. rescuers estimate more than a dozen people are missing, but the search was suspended. high temperature's making the risk of another avalanche to ha. scientists have for decades been warning about the more melodic glacial shrinking. the changing climate cause english will melt on

a global scale and accelerating the dangers it poses. this rather alters in a danish prosecutor, says the suspect in sundays, more shooting will be held in a secure mental health facility for $24.00 days. our authorities investigate the crime. a 12 year old has appeared in court and been charged with manslaughter and intent to kill police believe he has a history of mental illness and that he acted alone. the danish manners accuse of shooting at shoppers in copenhagen, killing 3 people. activists in malaysia urging the singapore government to stop the execution of a convicted malaysian drug trafficker. kajuana sing is shuttle to be hanged on thursday. he was convicted of bringing heroine into singapore. in 2016 i theresa kell want was threatened and forced to make drug deliveries. to singapore, to repay a gambling debt. the execution of another malaysian in late april, sparked international outcry because he was believed to be mentally disabled.

or un mission in libya says they could be as many as 100 mass graves yet to be discovered in a tower. hundreds of bodies have already been found. it urged libyan authorities to keep searching for remains buried by forces loyal to warlord halle. for hafta families of those 2 missing, also demanding formal identification. say they can't grieve their relatives until their deaths are confirmed. alec trainer reports from tripoli, hammered a little dog has lost 8 of his relatives, including his son. they were a kid now to buy the l. kenny at militia, in the city of torno, they controlled the city during warlord lee for afters filled 14 months military campaign against tripoli and 2019 for more than 2 years. he's been searching for his son. he says the government should do more powerful either carnival, a little federal wash. what happened there, who was a huge massacre over 1000 people are missing and they're only found around 202300

bodies. the rest are still missing. families want to know if their children are siblings, are dead or alive. this is a government responsibility. when government forces retook to luna and 2020 authorities found mass graves evidence pointed to the elkin yet militia, that's blacklisted by the us. nearly 50 mass graves have been found and 247 bodies on earth. those bodies are brought here to this laboratory, run by the surgeon identification authority for dna test. they've identified a 160 bodies through dna test, a 137 of them are from mass graves in the city of song. with more than 350 people registered as missing and to lunar family members say the government has been slow to identify the bodies of those recovered. but officials here is a, it's

a complicated and time consuming process. i not allowed them had on samples. are very difficult and challenging to analyze because the corpses were buried some that bone tissue as decayed it due to environmental conditions. it takes time to get a good dna sample. abdullah hi kim's brother, a worker, a father of 2, was also kidnapped by the l. can yet militia, he says his family suspected his brother had been killed, but still spent months looking for him as a go. i spent over a year with my brother messing it's a bad feeling when you don't know if you brothers, alive or dead with his body was identified through d and i tested hers. the hardest part was telling my mother and his wife. but after burying him, i was able to relax for many families and to lunar, there is no choice but to wait and see if their loved ones are among the dead. for how did, how came in his family, there is grief. but finally, an end to uncertainty while trainer al jazeera shipley,

tens of thousands of people have been displaced by flooding in australia's largest city and more heavy rainfall is expected for some sidney residence. this is the 3rd major flooding event of the year. expect say intense rainfall across the country has been worsened by climate change. sir clark report, roads are cut off homes and businesses are inundated. people in the greater sydney region are once again under water. greater sidney faced yet another day of torrential rain and has already had 4 times its normal monthly rainfall. more than 30000 people across the state had been told to leave their homes with astride his largest city, facing its 3rd flood emergency this year. a se, nights at one in one in a 100 year rain one in a 100 or 1000. all my oil stop in an am i in law. it's lot mother nature leaves her but don't spare any one really him. it's just where we're just been really unlucky

. so far there has been at least 80 rescues in the worst hit areas with emergency services helping no stranded including life stop with more rain forecast. widespread evacuation orders remain in place for now. so is he been a very difficult time out for many months or to have his flight of it off the back of others are makes it more challenging the road leading to this community just north of sydney has been cut off. the river has surged and overflowed. many here are frustrated and say they're still cleaning up from the last major flood event in march. the road corruption hasn't been kicked through to the last flood. hasn't been touched. the now they'd closer at rail road access. remember ferry, the alley way to get home berries. law bo this cargo ship with $21.00 crew on board is stranded off the coast of new south wales. it's lost power. all authorities attempt to rescue the crew. the ship risks being swept ashore. these flooded

timidity is face a long road to recovery with climate scientists. warning weather events like this are becoming the new for many communities. this is the 4th flood that they have seen is in less than 18 months. and are some of those images are truly heartbreaking? are saying are people's homes are their lives turned upside down? again? well, conditions are said to ease for some parts of new south wales. the weather bureau says ryan and strong winds will last for the rest of the week. sarah clark al jazeera brisbin, australia inflation in zimbabwe has its highest level in more than a year. piling pressure on a population already struggling with shortages of food and basic goods. inflation hit a 191.6 percent and june, largely driven by the rising cost of bread and cooking oil due to the war. and ukraine. as forcing barbara's central bank to more than double interest rates from

80 to 200 percent. in an effort to bring consumer prices under control, because of the crisis in by winds have lost confidence in banks and conventional pension systems. when you are looking for safer ways to protect their investments, for some cows seem to be a safe bet. hiring matessa reports on the trend from norton ah, with inflation navy reaching 192 percent in june. and so bob is dollar fast, losing its value. investing in tackle has become a safer option for some people here than the local currency and investment they can see and trust. i think they oversee choose how many units they want to to invest, and i'm, it's also bob dollar related investment. there's $13000.00 units available for investment. one units is equal to 100 k g's of love total. the

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asset managers say more than bobbins are looking for ways to protect the savings against inflation as economy struggles to rebound. i think it'll gain traction and we're very excited for it to, you know, we want this to be the thrust of, of starting to develop the national, heard and to 2nd to exporting of beef. and that, that all just support the, the local industry for now at least tackle seemed to be a more stable currency than the local currency. one way of trying to preserve investment value in a country we, some citizens have lost faith in conventional methods. how do tata al jazeera norton zimbabwe india has sent extra soldiers to police an annual pilgrimage? an indian administered kashmir that's resuming for the 1st time since the coven. 19 pandemic. officials say it's to protect. hundreds of thousands of hindus are

expected to attend. but critics occurs the government of politicizing a sacred event. i'm the retail reports from new delhi. ah, houses of devotees have gathered in bare gum. this base camp is the starting point for the long journey ahead. after thorough inspection, they will walk several kilometer to a hindu shine in the mileage class, the level of the timberline. they have made excellent arrangements for us. we've seen a lot of security officers on the way they're doing a great job in guiding us. ah, the annual hindu pilgrimage known as the armor not yatta, has resumed after 2 years, and is expected to be the largest in history. at least 250000 people have been stud the treacherous journey takes at least a week and involves tracking at an order today of nearly 4000 me. does. it supports many jobs. a lot of old not on we're. we're, we faced heavy losses for 2 years. this is our livelihood. i hope lots of devotees

turn up this year so we can make a good living. la kashmiris claimed in full by india and pakistan, but governed by both in bots, indian administered kashmir, has seen many violent uprisings against new jellies, rule in 20. 19 the government revoke the regent special status and imposed a strict lock down. further fueling descent authority said they have received many security threat, the care hummadi or hospitals look, we have a neighbor like pakistan which wants to disrupt the communal harmony in the region . there have been attacks on minorities and crush many him. those recently, their goal is to create sectarian tension. data groups have always targeted the pilgrimage obama, which is why we made these arrangements. so some experts say these elaborate arrangements are part of a larger political goal to assert a hindu identity in the countries. only muslim majority region are that have been good and goofy cost on know, making it into

a bugle announcement and big event. so dr. has murder is released from the said, god tell a uniformity. got over on the lot. what happens and her focus on unity artic due to what? understanding golf places. if you want to go to the governing bgp has denied this and says officials killed at least putty fighters in the region. last month, the pilgrimage ends on august. 11th. authorities are expecting nearly 1000000 people to attend and say they're responsible for each person safety bathroom at bell al jazeera you, danny, can i have this news? our uncovering central parks dark past. as 300 people were forcibly removed from their homes to develop the iconic new york space. tickets for the fee for welcome go back on sale on tuesday, joe will have details, how you can get your hands on them and sports. ah,

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what official and on the journey ah ah, ah, york central park is now one of the most popular landmarks in the city. but the area was once home to a small black community. and many people were forced to be removed as the park was developed. gabriel is under share. the story. central park was developed in the mid 19th century. as the rapidly expanding city grew north up through manhattan. but building this much needed open space meant the forced removal of a small but thriving village of mainly black new yorkers. and it's called seneca

village. and it was located right about here on the western part of central park between what is now 82nd and 89th street founded by african americans. at its peak, it had about 300 residents, all of whom were escaping racial violence. it was happening just a few kilometers to the south. and so you've got all these little home sort of dotting the landscape of seneca village, long, forgotten by most new yorkers. uncovering the story of seneca village has been largely down to decades of the work i historian, cynthia copeland that is helping it was a really thriving community. at one point, the community had the 3 churches, the cemeteries to cemeteries. it had a school newspapers at the time, which were heavily in favor of building central park describe the area as occupied by miserable,

broken down looking shanties. but as copeland and her team uncovered more about the people who lived there, a different story emerged. andrew williams was the, one of the 1st property owners in seneca village. some of angel williams neighbors include the a column families, obadiah mccolan was a, was a chef, and he lived in a 2 story framed house. these are counter narrative to some of the stories that we saw in the newspapers, you ally, one of andrew williams descendants, maria williams says, copeland's work has helped change the narrative of her family's history. there are nis to come out is satisfied because it's healing in old room that was passed from generation to generation. these days, this story of the village is enjoying unprecedented attention. it's even featured in a new exhibition at the metropolitan museum of art and institution situated fittingly

just on the other side of central park gabriel's onto al jazeera new york. joining us here and i was fort thanks. lauren, where we begin at wimbledon. where raphael, the dal has taken another step, caused it to a rat calendar year grand slam by book he is placed in the quarter finals. the spanish 2nd seed was up against both hic, offended sons scholars. when the last 16, the dal broke his dutch opponents of 5 times in a straight sets victory. this the rally of the match, lasting 30 shots in the 3rd set tiebreaker. the dow closing and out 646276 in 2 hours and 21 minutes. having won the australian and french open titles earlier this year, and a dell has his eyes on a 3rd wimbledon title. and the us open, which would seem clenched that calendar year slammed something that hasn't been done since rod laver in 1969 now carols put in

a low key but highly effective effort to reach the wimbledon court finals to the australian beat american brandon neck. ashima and 5 sets to match his career best performance at a grand slam. and he bridge and reports master on center court after his headline grabbing on 6 in the early rooms than curial show had now been given wimbledon biggest stage. your straight, it was oddly muted at the start of his full friend match against american friend and neck. ashima looking for an excuse as he just in case curious, appeared distracted by soreness in his right shoulder. last, the 1st set, 6 for the physio, became a regular visitor to carry off his chair as the 2nd set progressed, but the we're a fee flashes of the unpredictable play. his fans enjoy. as the 27 year old leveled the match up, taking the set 6 for ah!

the 3rd said went with high break and curious, finally burst into life. shoulder pain seemingly forgotten, as the set went curious his way. he then unravelled at the end of the 4th gifting decisive game to his curios appeared to give himself the pet talk ahead of the final set. and it had the desired effect with barely a word exchanged on with the empire or his opponents. curious, closed out the match to move through to the last 8 farm. here are quite a lot of tennis in the last month and her arm, and i'm just proud of the way i know who studied the ship. it came flooring and ford said he's leveled in drop and then obviously my father records pretty good on him. so that's what i was thinking about. i'm never lots of lots that much. yeah. so um, you know, honest about what i was thinking about. i was like, obviously before done before and,

and i came through again. this is already curious, his best wimbleton performance since he reached the quarter finals as a teenager back in 2014. and he richardson al jazeera, but curious his appearance wasn't entirely without controversy, might have made to stay his red hat and some red shoes, which breaks wimbledon, all white clothing roll. and he gave a typically curious reaction when asked why he'd done it. but why? because i do it all. so your muscles know a lot of of the rules who, what is it didn't apply to? well, i just block wearing my jordan. but there are rules for security against that threat for i don't suppose broaden the referees when i'm speaking to out the forgotten. and that's always and triple words. more mixtures mode about controversy, who surrounds him on the moon all over. you've laughed it off. so to that, so part of it for yes, more turns for me was that say amber blizzard. he's group of loosely right or

former women's champions, simona hallo, is breezed into the quarter finals playing on center court for the 1st time since winning the title in 2019. she beat well, number 4, paola by dosa. 6162 in just under an hour is the 1st time helen has beaten the top 5 play on grass. i like will play amanda and he sim, over who ended how many tons, impressive debut run. elena, back in a has reached her 1st quarter finals at the championship with straight sets went over petra martin. she hasn't dropped to set yet. it buckner who switch nationalities for years go to kazakhstan, is the, any russian born player at this tournament, ass off to russian and bella, russian players were banned in response to the invasion of ukraine or wimbledon organizes, and now been fined over a $1000000.00 by the women's tennis association for the move, both yawning club and the lawn tennis association have appealed. meanwhile, national and pick committee president thomas bar has been visiting ukraine to discuss providing sports aid and support to the country and it's athletes. bar met

with around 100 members of the cranium team at the olympic training center and told some of the damage sporting facilities in the country. he's told president vladimir zalinski, he plans to allocate a support package for ukrainian olympians and proposed holding a special don't a conference to help rebuild sports infrastructure in the country. we want to show the sort of derek of the olympic movement with our friends here in the ukranian olympic community. because we know that they're, they're living very, very difficult the moment. and we've, on the, not only to tell them we want to show them, we want to experience them that they are never alone in the olympic or communities as we are with them, with our heart, with our thoughts every day. and that we want to continue to support them to make their olympic dream coming true taken so that she is safe. a welcome go back on

sale on tuesday and telling them it and being held in katha and as the 1st to take place in the middle east. $1800000.00 tickets already been sold to funds for the com is the only official site for tickets for the sales face set to start at 9 gmc, each firm can buy a maximum of 6 tickets per much and no more than 60 for the whole tournaments, english chasing an unlikely victory target of $378.00. the rescheduled faith test against india, from a captain, jo roots and johnny best so remain unbeaten. having made half centuries them say 4 in birmingham england finished the day until june, 59 for 3. they still lead $119.00 runs to when the test where the series to to beat the previous record for highest successful test run chase. all right, that is all you support for now. it is back to lower than london trying to thank you very much and that's it for me to retain it for this news. i'll be back in just a few minutes with more. today's news. thanks watching.

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