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ah, i began in baghdad where thousands of protest is have stormed the iraqi parliament for a 2nd time this wink police fire t gas that the crowns in the so called grains on or than 125 people have been injured there, protesting against the nomination of mohammed, sheer, alice. so danny, as prime minister saturday's parliamentary session, that which sudan his nomination was expected to be formally announced was canceled . the speaker has now postpone to old sessions until further notice. i got him as we entered the parliament building for the 3rd time to route out the corrupt political parties and militias. we are here to fix iraq and get it back to its position by the word of the people and with the gods blessing. and our leader took a sudden, piracy. this is a message to the parliament members from the iraqi people. it's over the authority

of this parliament is over and the power is for the people and people will decide their destiny. baghdad, high security, greens on where the protests are taking place is the political heart of the city. the parliament is located inside that sign along with other government offices. a short time ago, i spoke with madison l. sham. marrying who's a research fellow at the harvard kennedy schools, middle east initiative. she says there are growing concerns over the political instability in baghdad, city and very much on high alert that is no stranger to political. busy people to protest, i mean in 2019 you have pro does that last long, but it really does have an impact on everyday life. and in the concerns of the population about the stability and the safety of the city going forward. and speaking of that instability, alice thought i made a big deal about exiting politics back in june. but looking at events in this weight, he's clearly still a player. so what did you want?

i mean to clarify the language, use only politics formally in terms of exiting parliament, but he had by no means like politics. he's just from parliament to the street from what i hear what he wants, if he wants a revision of the political system. revolutionary aims of creating a new political system. you know, rumors of him wanting a new constitution and that's really what is being said in iraq. the things are more clear about what he wants is he is adamant that his bibles, the coordination framework. and typically, former private district did not get to designate a new president. mr. me to order that. is there a solution that moves around? yawned, not to this down my, but the current political divide does outside i have the to does he want that. c you know, was really worried of the situation. is that what we just had in october,

the election was supposed to be a solution to a political impasse in 20. 19 up until february 2020, we had deeply the stabilizing anti government protest. they were much more organic, the subjects progress, but we see today and as a consensus, the protesters and immediate and with their religious establishment or off, decided that we were going to have a new will look for law and early action that october. and so this is where we are now, this is a project to earn the election under a new law, local parties having one in our lives and, and yet we find ourselves in the same position of level and what are the deeply concerning things are thing there one and you know, other elections, other early elections, another term government. and i'm just concerned that if anyone calls for any election, it turned out it's going to be very low because no one is interested in repeating the cycle of voting and then my thing and boarding again and really achieving

further makeup of booth protective 100 is not thousands is what appears to be young men, who are they and what do they want? the focus demographic is meant from were more populous areas in iraq, particularly the center particular neighborhoods in the city. i mean, the name clearly are where a lot of the bar from and they tend to be younger, but there are older where the followers of the soldiers father, a lot of them have the typical grievances for iraq, youth unemployment, poverty. and they do tend to follow him in what has been described by many researchers as a whole like figure. and the way that they know they will turn out and vote for him . they will pretty much do anything he asked them to do. but what i caution against

thinking is that they can that they are of integrity of the rocky population or that they're already of the population. these protesters and the address in general, if you look at the makeup of the boats and the recent election really don't number much more than a 1000000, if not less than a 1000000 in a population of 40000000 people. so what i say about them is that there are very loud, but they are a small group. ok, let's bring in dosage. barry, now who's lots for us in that baghdad. hello there. dosa you were among protest is in the green zone a little earlier today. tell us what you saw and what more you know about these ongoing demonstrations. well, according to the demonstrators that we spoke to and they broke down the walls leading into the concrete walls of barricaded at the green zone, from the rest of the fact that they were really trying to get to the parliament building, which they managed to do in

a very short amount of time they were trying to make themselves seen and heard a they want to be as loud as possible. but what was clear was that the riot police nearby really were not given the authority or they didn't have the interest to confront these demonstrators. they allowed them to enter. i'm poor into the green zone, where they eventually managed to get into the parliament. and that's where they've been ever since this afternoon and they are still there. they said that they are not going to go anywhere until their demands are met and that they will follow with other else other till the very end. one demonstrator i spoke to said that they were interested in a government free from corruption. now, what that means is very much up to interpretation because many analysts have spoken to since say that the reason we're in this political crisis now is very much. partly because both other else, other himself who and after the elections in october last year got the biggest number of seats and parliament. but short of a majority, the,

his block refused to really come to any kind of an agreement to move forward into forming a new government and electing a new prime minister wishes where we are now, according to the seller, as they are not going to accept an any nominees that are performed by the other parties that are very much backed by iran, that are in parliament here. so there is a stale mates and some, but that that is because of the actions taken by most federal se heather himself. now his supporters to day have a very different opinion. of course, they said that they are following their leader at the politician and shia cleric and mccloud or else other because they believed that he is right. he's left at the political party. if you weeks ago saying that he wants to, he will not take part in any kind of political process that is full of corruption. and he urged his 73 and peace from his blog to do the same. and they left the iraqi parliament leaving it very much in limbo as we're seeing now as

a result of that political instability. and that is spilling out onto the streets in terms of what is happening inside the parliament this evening. we understand these protesters are there to stay, which is a very different tone that we heard from them on wednesday evening where they stormed the parliament building as well. they said they are going to prevent any sessions from taking place where a nominee for the countries next president and prime minister could be poor. 4th for the peace to vote on. and the prime minister address the public this afternoon . it seems he is woods of had no impact on the protesters inside the parliament. what did he have to say? well, must suffer academy is yet again finding himself in a very difficult and hostile situation between the various political factions in this country and the in fighting that continues. even though a he was brought in to try and alleviate some of those divisions. he was dominated

and it took the office of at the prime minister in may of 2020. and tonight he urged the demonstrators and the security forces to i b. com and patient and rational and not to be drawn into confrontation with each other. and that the situation is very difficult. let's listen to some of what else he had to say to shook fiona, had them healthy, i colon old to remain calm, patient and rational, and not to be dragged into confrontational, so i call him citizens not to crush with security forces in july and to respect the state to the situations where we should all work together to stop those were exhilarating the strike mouth. everybody knows the fire of sedition would burn us. or one of the main concerns is that any kind of disagreements and confrontation between various factions in these parties could lead to violence. and of course, there are many of the different groups here are armed in iraq, and there is

a worry that and he kind of a escalation could lead to violence and possibly civil war, which is something everybody's trying to avoid. the moment there is a sense that all parties are now oh, hoping to at least try to open up a some kind of dialogue. and of course, the key player and all that being both other other souther himself and whether or not his supporters will stay in parliament over the next few days will be an indication of whether or not any kind of dialogue is taking place between all saw stroke to try and bring an end to what we're seeing unfold on the streets here in dade, in our dat you bring us up to speed when and if that happens. thank you very much. dosage a barry lab for us in baghdad. any more ahead on this news hour, including every week, every thing is good. oh, well is good. search and rescue efforts are underway in kentucky where torrential

rains have swept away homes. as spike and migrant arrivals in easily is changing the conversation ahead of september's election. and a little later and spoke with peter a great game with the glove and bass. this major league baseball player ah, in iran, at least to 80 people, have been killed and 30 others are missing in floods that have devastated more than a dozen provinces. over the past week, several people were killed in a landslide in tehran, where more than 30 died in 2 villages. north of the capitol, search and rescue operations are continuing with fears. the death toll could rise. an emergency has been declared in the us state of kentucky where at least 25 people have died in severe floods. then among the victims of 4 children from one family

who was swept away. gabriel alexander reports the appellation region of eastern kentucky is under water. several days of rainfall have caused rivers to overflow their banks and entire towns to barely remain above water lines. the area got 2 months worth of rainfall in the matter of just 2 days. with recovery and rescue efforts ongoing. in some areas, the flood waters have not even crested yet. for those residents who did survived the storm, they told stories of horror. everything is going like, every thing is going. oh, love is good. i'll like, i don't want this apartment to buckle with me in this. like, i'd rather be in the woods then the inside the apartment, the flash flooding is so severe. even rescuers were shocked by what they were dealing with. probably 95 percent people in his area here loved oversight, houses,

gars animals. it's, it's heartbreaking to really use these 4 siblings were all swept away in the flood waters. they drowned and their bodies have all been recovered. the governor who declared a state of emergency on friday to are the hardest to areas elsewhere in america. overnight monsoon range in las vegas flood waters seen coming through the roof of at least one of the cities famous casinos. there was also flooding in west virginia, and hundreds were rescued from flood waters in missouri. while parts of america are soaking wet, other parts are melting. it all comes after the north east of the u. s. saw unseasonably and dangerous record high heat earlier this month. and meteorologists know what's causing it. the type of events that have been occurring over the last couple of weeks across the country are directly attributable to climate change.

these are big signals, extreme. he heavy downpours. that parking back to the changes in our atmosphere because of the additional carbon because of the warming. in kentucky cleanup, we'll mostly have to wait because they're still in this search and rescue phase of this storm. officials say the death toll is likely to climb gabriel. as anto al jazeera, spain has reported it 2nd monkey parks related death. in the past to day spain case numbers europe's highest, and almost 4300 men disproportionately affected only 64 of those infected in spain . a women, while new york state and the city of san francisco have both declared a state of emergency due to rising infections in new york now home to one and 4 infections across the us. while 1300 cases were reported there, i've 100 cases have been recorded in california. within

a quarter of those are in san francisco. the global monkey hawks outbreak has seen more than 21000 cases in nearly asian country since main. for more on this story, let's bring in my camera who joins us live from washington. they say hello there, mike. what is the federal response to the u. s. emergency? well, the federal government says that it is continuing to ensure an ongoing supply of anti monkey pox vaccine. it says it is getting in regular schedule, doses of the vaccine. at the same time, it insists that it's up to the states and to individual cities to take care of health care matters within the constituencies. so it is not embarking on a federal campaign in terms of dealing with this crisis in crisis. it is, the cdc speakers indicate that the rate of infection is increasing by some 10 percent every 2 days. but even these figures are regarded as being very low because

are based on recorded data as simply not enough information coming in. the other problem that we are seeing from the federal side is that some estimates now is that there's going to be a 3 month period where there is simply not enough vaccine to treat those who have been infected. now that is because there is a slowness, there's a lag on it, in terms of the vaccines coming into the country. the federal government's about getting the vaccine doesn't mention the fact that there is going to be a delay in the supply. now compounding this is that jenny, us, which is the most effective vaccine, is a 2 dose vaccination. they are simply not enough. shuts up the vaccine to be able to give 2 shots to every single person who wants it. hence, the 3 months short pool with it's going to be a shortage effect seen while the infection rate is expected to increase. 30 very serious situation and as being left to the states and the city to deal with the

matter themselves, the federal government says it will get vaccines as quickly as possible. but actually, dealing with a crisis on the ground is a state and city matter, not a federal one. and law states and cities have declared public emergencies. what does that mean in a practical sense? well let's take a look at new york state, which is where the bulk of infections are happening in that particular state. what the emergency declaration means is that paramedics and nurses are able to inject the vaccine. this means that a great expense of people are able to administer the vaccine. this is an important step, but at the same time, it doesn't ensure that there is enough vaccination there. but it also allows the state to look to the federal government for greater assistance in terms of providing that vaccine which has its problems. as i've mentioned, you also see san francisco, for example, an individual city declaring

a health emergency. in this particular case, what happens is that the city is opening itself up to resources from the state, as well as from the federal government. so these are important steps, but it highlights the fact how this is being forward on a piecemeal basis. it's being left to states and individual cities to conduct some kind of plan to counteract what is happening here. i'm just mention as well is that estimate saw that some 1600000 americans who are most at risk will not be getting that double job over the next few months. these are the 1600000. all those estimated to be men who have either gay or bisexual relations, who are the exceedingly high risk group in new york state. for example, that's 1909 percent of those who been infected. so the situation here is, while states and individual cities are trying to come to what is happening, there is still a delay in terms of the federal side of providing the most important tool to

counteract. and that is the vaccination already. some states are using the smallpox vaccine, which is far less than ideal. so it is a critical situation and it is one related not need to what is emerging on the ground, but also the supply chain issues in terms of obtaining the most at the keisha spec seen. all right, we really appreciate the update my cana joining us live there from washington, d. c. thank you. to ukraine now where 17 ships loaded with grain are ready to depart from odessa for the 1st time since russia invaded bank in february. more ways and colonies being harvested while the war continues. but that doesn't come without problems. these pictures show fields and burning in the cocky region near the front lines. farmers are accusing russia of shelling the area. john hendern found this report from odessa. ukraine in the world are waiting for 17 ships filled with grain to distribute food across the globe and help avert

a global hunger crisis. prisoner volota mirror, zalinski on friday said those ships would leave soon, but they haven't left yet there. a number of logistical problems involved with that . some of. ready could be insurance, the fact that the waters are mine, and most importantly, security because those ships will be traveling through an active wars out. we've also been told that the secretary general through a spokesman has offered to send a team of experts to a prison in eastern ukraine to determine whether it was a russian strike or an ukrainian strike that killed 50 people. those people were prisoners who fought on behalf of ukraine. in merrier poll, one of the things they'll look at is whether that was an external strike. as the russians claim, they say it was a ukrainian missile, or whether it was an explosion from inside. that is what the ukrainians claim. volota murs lensky says. it was a war cry. russian foreign minister sick. i love rob says weston supplies to

ukraine, prolonging the wall that followed his call with us secretary of state and to be blinking the 1st time the 2 have spoken since why she invited ukraine for my special assistant to president bill clinton, toby gacy says, was a is an interested in negotiating on many issues after 20 years of a more or less open russia. we now have a russian, it's closing that's becoming much more totalitarian in its treatment of its own people and sees the west as an enemy. and in fact, is preparing its population for long war and for a reduced standard of living are all in the name of the glory of the russian state . but russia is expecting isolation and is preparing for it. and i think that the war in ukraine is a perfect example of that. where their view is, they have certain goals and they would like to achieve those goals. and they're

really not interested in whether we accept their definition of what ukraine should look like or whether it should exist at all. so it's a really difficult situation because each side is suspicious of the other side. doesn't believe that there is a, any point in negotiating on some of these issues. i mean, this is amazing if you think about of our secretary state and the russian foreign minister have not spoken since the beginning of the ukraine war because they don't think there's any point. and there probably isn't because the fighting is going to go on. it'll go on all summer, all autumn, and in the winter, that's when probably negotiations will start russian energy produce a gas problem says it is stop supplying neighboring lap here with gas. the company accused lap here, violating conditions for gas withdrawal,

but didn't specify which conditions they earlier latvian firm said it would pay gas problem in euro's rather than rubles. russia also cut off supplies to poland for gary of finland, the netherlands and denmark. when they refuse to pay in roubles more than $400.00 migrants in refugees have disembarked from a humanitarian ship in toronto, italy, the vessel which is operated by the charities, see, watch rescued. the group from the mediterranean sea last week in 4 separate operations. activists said, peeled for several days for permission to darken easily. as passengers swelter in temperatures of more than 40 degrees celsius. the number of migrants and refugees heading to europe is rising fast. there's been an 84 percent increase compared to last year, with nearly $115000.00 to regular entries so far. the number of people crossing the eastern mediterranean has more than doubled from

a year ago. most of the migrants on that roots and nigerian congolese, or syrian crossings along the central mediterranean route, are also up by 23 percent. it's most often used by people whose journeys began in bangladesh, egypt, and to new zia. the only word that seen a drop in crossings is the western one from morocco to spain. 21 percent fuel migrants have used it compared to lusty. those crossings are usually made by algerians, syrians and moroccans. and that increase in migrants to easily is being politicized ahead of italy snap collection in september. natasha name reports on how the arrivals are influencing voters in lam patuto. the aqua marine waters of the mediterranean, surrounded by craggy cliffs, keep luring tourists to these codes. however, vacationers art the reason the small italian island has made headlines in recent years. in 2013368 migrants had refugees died

when an overcrowded boat capsized dear lamp producer. it was one of the worst shipwrecks in modern european history. francesco verandas, father was fishing with a friend when he heard cries for help. he rescued a dozen people and became a national hero. well exempted, the people tinkled migrant. so criminals don't understand what he means to suffer for something in forget that the western earth's exploited the dis, same africa became from after people protested the days when asylum seekers arrived and roamed the narrow streets are long gone. now their presence is invisible to most prompting one woman to accuse our crew of spreading misinformation. if rewards attributed the gandhi english to one, the cher monica muttered, there is a problem when the sea is very calm. like today we see at least 1500 people

arriving each week or you've been there immediately transferred to sicily or somewhere else. well, years ago, we don't see them on the island when everyone yet the migrant welcome center is overflowing. the uptake and arrivals coincides with the collapse of prime minister mario dragging coalition government this month. he announced his resignation twice . far right and populous parties, torpedo, dragging government, and are expected to prevail in snap elections. on september 25th, the majority siblings come from one of the oldest families on lump a do site to make a living selling produce out of a truck in the city center within your bro, all of us when we should vote for the far right and give them an opportunity to run the country before we say the and no good. currently migrants are coming here every day without any rules. florida hopes italians won't allow far right and populous candidates to scape goat migrants. almost a decade later,

his father has remained in contact with some of the people he rescued, and he says the sadness in their eyes remains. natasha. your name al jazeera lampa, do such italy still a head down al jazeera, a rebellion by indigenous grapes, puts the lady ship from chiles young president to the test looking for alternative store and gas prices have same canyon switch to charcoal, the cooking and heating their homes. and a little later in sport with peter george russell, finally claims a formula. one old position ah but the weather is not quite as unusual as it was just a couple of days ago. the still follow the cloud around considering its bill summer and it should be hot, dry,

and dusty as you know. the shower gets develop again on the rainy inside the gulf. this is take you into sunday. we still might get something in queue weight, but it's less likely than the walls and it's a dry looking picture speak more like it should be, with only sell our catching. the edge of monsoon ratings for drizzle and cloud around that city. but to get to monday, it hasn't completely disappeared. still we get mountainous showers in the wrong. there's been flooding here as you probably know, and the same as possible from rio down towards the mountains, the southwest to saudi. now in contrast to that turkey's was been getting hotter and hotter and dry was a good part of eastern europe is seen. rain coming is pushed the heat down here. in fact, on the east far eastern side where the city of chetry holds, the record temperature for turkey is getting up towards where it shouldn't be $49.00, the reco. we got a while to go. don't think we'll get there. but that part of turkey is still hot. now, just a quick reflection on the rains in africa. there's been flooding,

getting to down south sudan this year. the big chows in ethiopia, and sudan armed further west, all still going with the state propaganda media, censorship. and the rise of authoritarian rule to wake up one day the system has been turned from an electoral democracy into a competitive for a turing machine. i looked at the loss of power in hungarian me through the experiences of those who live it every day. that is a pressure on us, but we haven't to be very careful, of course, and we have to be brave enough to support that question. how democracy dies. democracy may be on al jazeera al jazeera correspondence. bring you the latest developments on the war in ukraine. we had to take cover. this is what's happening on a daily basis. the medics here say he is incredibly lucky. those coming out across the lines of no,

no man's land. we're one of the few to gain access to this embattled town. they take us to their basement, where we find others sheltering from the shelling these evacuation. now the basic 3 day journey devastated buildings cornell, a grim reminder that the russians were here. ah ah ah ha, you're watching al jazeera, i'm emily ang, when he's a reminder of the top stories, the salam thousands of protest is, have stormed the rock. he parliament in baghdad for a 2nd time this week, support his if she, a cleric, will try to elsa trying to block a political rival from being named prime minister. parliamentary sessions have been postponed until further notice. saying has reported it 2nd among 2 punks related

death in this many days. infections are also rising. the united states feel safe in the city of san francisco had declared public health emergencies. and 17 ships loaded with grain awaiting delayed ukraine's support harvesting more in the middle of rush and shelling, tens of millions of tons of grain to, to be exported under a deals drunk. last twain frances has called the treatment of indigenous people in canada's residential schools, genocide. the head of the roman catholic church spoke to reporters before the flight back to easily even lifted an official apology on canadian soil to be indigenous people who were abused residential schools, most of which were run by the catholic church, et cetera. i don't know if it's true that i did not use the word because i didn't think of it, but i described genocides. i apologized. i asked for forgiveness for this work,

which was genocide. i condemned this taking children away and trying to change their culture, their minds changed their traditions, race and an entire culture. yes, genocide is a technical word, but i did not use it because i did not think of it. but you can say that i said it was a genocide way. so let's bring in daniel morrison, who's in indigenous advocate. she joins me live from 23 territory in canada. hello there. daniel, thanks for being on this news out on the part didn't use the word genocide throughout his trip. and then right before flying out, he confirms it was a genocide went up. how do you interpret what he said? this is a very important acknowledgement. the pope differentiated between cultural genocide, an actual genocide which canada the state has yet to do the same. canada has referred to the any residential school system as cultural genocide, a term, but doesn't really bear any legal meeting under the un convention on genocide. so

in addition to that, the way in which this was said is very critical. the pope made a statement in passing and it should be intentional. it should be sincere. the word genocide holds incredible weight and that should have been acknowledged sooner and for and of survivors and their families. not simply on a flight back to rome. speaking of that importance of language, why is that so important to victims? you sort of alluded there a little bit to the difference between genocide and cultural genocide. can you elaborate? the reality of situation is that you have a state actor and a church institution, not simply members of the church that undertook a coordinated effort to destroy envision miss life. and i need in the form of physical abuse, sexual abuse, barbados of children, child labor. and all of this was happening under the knowledge of the government

and not a single person who's been held accountable or punished for that crime. that in and of itself is a part of genocide. the continued denial by both parties that they participated in genocide and that neither of them have been tried for such crimes and international courts or a suitable tribunal. the we have perpetrators of genocide that are walking free today. speaking of the sort of justice. how has the victim, how have the victims reacted to the pope's visit? is it enough? has it been beneficial at all? and obviously they, they won't move but an apology from the pope is just one piece of journey for healing, a reconciliation for survivors. and it is not for others. it is not enough. and that is the difficulty of navigating through this very difficult time for

survivors is, but this is a very triggering event. it's deeply traumatized thing for survivors themselves and their families. and all we can do is take a day by day and try to support one another. has the government done enough to help families? you talking about justice, but from a day to day perspective, have they done enough to help families in victims of the church? reconciliation is important. it's an ongoing journey that the government and canadians bear the right to the work. i myself and i'm an international or intergenerational survivor, i should say. and i cannot speak my language. my father had to re learned his language at the age of 33, which is how old i am now. my generation paid the price for living with that trauma, we're living in poverty, we're dealing with the trauma every single day. we lost our land. we're still

suffering from the effects of residential schools and the word reconciliation is simply lost on us. it's not for us. i want justice and as long as perpetrators abuse and genocide walk free, that justice is not been served. what do you make though, of the publicity that has come from the pipes visit? and i guess more awareness, perhaps internationally of what happened in canada, that surely has come to some comfort and some sense of healing. those that have been impacted the international lens. i what is happening in canada is so important, and i've had many people reach out to me. and solo geraghty appalled the horror of what residential schools had reveal over the last year with grades that were discovered of children as young as 3 years old. it's devastating to say the least

for eyes when we've been hearing me stories for so long to finally have that acknowledgement on an international level is really validating. while we're really appreciate your insights on this important issue. thank you very much. danielle morrison and indigenous advocate. there in canada, moving on now until his congress has extended a state of emergency in the, at the around can near region. indigenous groups have declared war against the state and big business. they're demanding the restoration of their ancestral lands and self determination. it's a test for president gabriel burridge just months into his 1st term and latin america edison. lucy newman reports from santiago, including his as the aftermath of the latest attack against chiles, multi $1000000000.00 forestry industry by an indigenous my put a rebel group in the south central part of the country for lowered or fear on congress is approval of the government request for yet another extension of

a state of emergency in the albany, a region wasn't surprising. but it's come with a high dose of ridicule against left wing president. gabrielle bought each le persona pharaoh, but got that of it though the same people who are highly placed in government to day and who not only attacked the previous government strategy but voted against all the extensions of a state of emergency. last year, had the nerve to come here to ask us for the 4th time to approve the same measure. conservatives voted in favor of allowing the army to patrol alongside militarized police in the rest of region. but several left wing deputies from glory to his own coalition, especially the communist party, voted against the measure. they accused the president of betraying his electoral promise to promote dialogue and not use force. earlier the spokesman of come, the oldest my pulcher resistance group,

took responsibility for the new attack labriola and with dr. is our priority is to channel violence towards well directed acts of sabotage towards supplies and machinery. the government said it would not press charges against the indigenous leader, but on needed uproar back tracked, seen as another example of flip flopping on the part of the western hemispheres. youngest president, if the mac, the firmware versus the government of a young generation of millennials in their learning to manage a complex state apparatus and a country that some patient with many problems. this is a year for learning the ropes a year of transition. the hope is the body to has been in office for less than 5 months, will learn the rope soon without losing the confidence of those who elected him. every new president has to come face to face with the reality that being in the opposition is easier than being in office. president gabrielle burridge is learning the hard way that reconciling his convictions and his electoral promises with the

need to make pragmatic decisions. is a delicate juggling act. lucy and human al jazeera santiago, australia's prime minister has published the draft wording of the question he plans to put to a referendum in a bid to amend the constitution. the changes would recognize indigenous minorities and make it mandatory for the government to consult aboriginal paypal on decisions that impact their lives. the move brings anthony albanese a step closer to fulfilling a campaign province. he said his government would hold a referendum on a voice in parliament for indigenous australians by 2025. fundamentally, this is i reform, i believe, every est raring, killing brass, from all walks of life in every part of the country, from every vice and background. and tradition because it speaks to values that we

all share an honor, then us respect, decency it strongly a voice will they? i, national attainment. it will be above politics, a unit boy astray, leon munt. the cost of gas is becoming untenable in many canyons in the search for alternatives is leading to some to the forest for chalk home. as a result, environmentalists are worried about illegal logging in protected areas. katherine sawyer reports from khatri county in eastern kenya. ah, a man well knew seeley owns this restaurant in kitley county in eastern kenya, but his gas panels have not been used for a while. he tried to use gas for cooking, but the cost has been rising globally. with silly says his expenses were too high,

so he switched to chuckle of quality care bobbin rowman butter as times goes to be more harder. it's come becomes a time. but if you don't mind about the environment, but to tackle the cost production, he is the problem. mazili is not the only one who has decided to put aside his gas cylinder. the demand for charcoal is growing, the governmental reduce the cost of god, but many people here say they still cannot afford it for cooking. they say they use chuckle instead because it is cheaper. kenya's chocolate trade is worth nearly half a $1000000000.00 and employees thousands of people, but it continues to threaten the survival of trees and what a hutch meant areas. this is despite the fat chuckled bargaining is restricted. this is a protected forest in key to south reserve. it's vast and some of the trees have

been here for men. yes. sacks of charcoal are transported to different markets daily. now look warmer weather than the liver. i used to work in mombasa, but because of coroner, i lost my job. that is how i decided to bun chuckle, i have needs and life has to go on. the business is my livelihood. i remember i feed my children and take care of my family. officials whose work it is to protect forests, try to replant what is destroyed and talk to communities about how they can harvest or prune trees sustainably. we are where we below the recommended in the lateral levels of 10 percent. yeah, it's point 3 percent country weight, which of course is it is on the common to day level in the world. widgets and percent, ah, mazili says he wants to protect the environment, but his priority is keeping his restaurant afloat and awning

a living. catherine soil to sera get to eat in eastern pena. cuba has announced electricity, cancer in the capital. havana beginning monday. the city will have scheduled blackouts and the annual carnival has been cancelled. it's in response to an ongoing energy crisis. ivana is home to more than 11000000 people and had been sped from the islands daily for our power cuts until now. famous signs and disappearances of women in northern mexico have risen by almost 40 percent since 2017. the situation is pushed to one mother in monterey to start a taxi service exclusively for females. she hopes to make them feel safer on the straits. he's her story. nobody's though somebody a coupled one salus. but that is the most i give back. my name is due to my dea, comfortable sally's founder of girls taxi monterey, a family owned enterprise. we offered transport services for girls and women and

guarantee they give to their destination safely. if the amendment isn't my not our 1st week and we started trending and we were shared more than 42000 times, that made me very happy. but at the same time, it got us thinking why such a reaction. it means that there's a vacuum in our community that women are scared, ah, look eligible. that's what made us start this service, or the fear of how unprotected we women of any age are in our community. and i'm of the name of napoleon. we have more than $3000.00 clients on whatsapp credit. our other social network accounts are also full that we can't handle any more request. i study them less than to take us, give us a when many girls tell us why they chose us somewhat harassed, mistreated even sexually abused by a driver when they are terrified of using any service with mail drivers. i did miss yell, let's open some of those. we think that whatever

a girl is doing on the street, she shouldn't feel threatened or in danger. oh, it's a m, i use that to them. and then the business is called girls taxi and i me. but it will always remind me of do to solicit my daughter. i founded it for her. i went the fema driven caving every corner of the world, so she can feel safe tourism industry workers have demonstrated against plans to raise the price of tickets to and to indonesia commode or national park. the price is currently around $13.00 from monday visitors will have to pay $250.00 to info. the government says the move is to help reduce the environmental impact of tourism on the punks. ecosystem. but conservation group say it's simply an attempt to attract high end to resume the price is too high once implemented, it'll impact our economy badly. all sectors related tourism transportation, hotels to guides and business owners will be effective. as european governments

prepare for what could be difficult when to spain's prime minister has come up with an unusual way to save energy. pedro sanchez is urging office work is to ditch the ties. he says if people feel more comfortable, bell use less air conditioning. spain is set to adopt a series of energy saving measures from monday as the book tries to become less reliance on the russian gas study i gave you, then i'd like you all to know that i'm not wearing a high. so this means we can all say from an energy point of view, and i've asked ministers all public officials. and i would like to ask the private sector to that they haven't already done so, you know, not to where it's all. i mean, it isn't necessary, because that way we will be confronting the energy saving that is so important in our country. and before we enter the bank, we have some news out of washington, d. c. u. s. president joe biden has again tested positive for cove at 19. he is experiencing no symptoms and feels quite well according to a statement by the white house physician. but i had tested positive for the virus 9

days ago. all right, support is coming up next on this new now including liverpool early. when mentioned the city will have all the goals with peter to the a ah ah ah.

safe going home and then international anti corruption excellence award boat. now for your hero, lou . ah, it's pronounced, but he's paid an emily. thank you very much. louisville have started the new english football season with a trophy in the cabinet or to taking the community. she'll against manchester city . the raids beats city $31.00 at the king power stadium in lester wembley, was not available to host the match as the women's euros final will be played. they

on sunday of the trains. alexander arnold scored 1st said to equalize 2 argent, i am debutante william alvarez but he can clock side re took the lead through a muhammad seller penalty. this annual season starts the previous campaigns league winners against the f, a cap champions and crops men wrapped up the victory when new boy darwin nunez, scored to begin the clubs. evolution after selling saudi omani was of a commute official 2022 more football shortly. but 1st formula, one qualifying of the on gary graham, pre with george russell claimed his 1st poll position 24 year old englishman produced a stunning final laugh in qualify o'clock the fastest time ahead of the 2 ferrari's of carlos science and charlotte, claire. the sadies have struggled the season and will start at the front of the grid for the 1st time this year. church of lena max for stopping, had power issues and only managed to qualify in 10th one of those ways. what

a guaranteed one and the great good, and you know, you're attempting to back up and guarantee you know, the 10th and above 3 times. okay. well, are i used again to miss flow in this group and an employee? no, it is 67 times a cross in the line and opposition and yeah, what a feel. and i was no, i'm not that happy. you know, i did a, i was very weekend. you 3. i was in some very strong corners, but yes, it's been pretty tough to put lapse together with their, with a balance we had today and the dyess and everything. but i, i feel like putting that together today could have been a lot of these people said the car was a lot nice to drive today. but um yeah, somehow you can really show it of course a q 3 because of the power issue. i still don't really know what it is, so it talk to the team, but i don't them, of course everything is, is fixable. back to football than on sunday, germany will try to ruin england's party at the women's european championship. the final at wembley stadium in london is expected to deliver the biggest crown for any

euros final men or women. that seem baba takes a look at what the tournament means for the women's game in england. oh, across england there's something in the air, i guess maybe there i've been here before. i mean, this was sheffield after england's women learned as the lioness is thrush, sweden, to reach sunday's euro 2022 final nationwide screenings like this or bringing people together in public and nearly half a 1000000 fans of attended matches so far more than doubling the figure for the last tournament, 5 years ago, like this, federal was just a completely different atmosphere to the main. it's not that i 5 and a small, fine, a why jordan insane, a mexican lives and underpinning the euros. there's a whole ecosystem from the women super league to semi professional clubs like dallas hamlet here in south london to school teams. how to believe that fidel women were bought from competing in

a game that the english football association called quite unsuitable for females at crowns. up and down the country. women's teams offer the fans quality football week in week out, but there's no doubt the euros tournament has opened many more people's eyes and for clubs like this. that can only be a good thing. i've got mates texting me here. i've had no interesting lemons. hopeful and really excited about this thought, man, lots of guys as well, which is i see people all ages. i was on my bicycle again. they exciting high and i don't stop, i think lies. and it was 3 old men and hint and talking about england game it was on the not for i'm just things like that. that not just for me is really special in recent years. women's and gills for paul has really taken off by 2020. the number taking part in england had reached almost 3 and a half 1000000. but they're still a long way to go before the winner, anywhere near as much as the men do, or make a living from the sport outside the top. here. i play that with the year, i was going to bring a little bit more attention to the game and the women start getting

a bit more completion because i do trying really hard. it would be nice for them to be more expensive than they actually are. as the national team gear up for their biggest match ever, they'll be hoping the home crowd come, give them the edge over germany, but it's not just about the result. we hope that yeah, that we got everyone. so i'm just taking that at the end, actually the whole country sure. which proud proud of us and that more even more pills and boys will start. thanks a lot. of course for the long this is going one step further than england's men did last year. and lifting the trophy is the ultimate goal. good. the dba al jazeera london to major league baseball. and aaron judge has become the 1st player to reach 40 home runs the season. he had to fall new york yankees and they went to the kansas city royals. this one, so in become any, the 12th in history to 840 homeless before august, and then with the bases loaded, he smashed another for a grand, which took the 41 that waiting

a yankee stadium bouncing. you'll said it this earlier in the game, some out pulling off a stunning cash to deny royals batter m j melendez. a home run of his own. one of the most popular events on the rugby calendar is coming back. the hong kong sevens will return after missing for 3 years because because of 19 pandemic, it's been given government approval to take place in november, play, and stuff and officials will operate in a closed loop system and stadium capacity will be limited to 85 percent sport in hong kong has struggled to open up while abiding to china's 0 tolerance coven policy. and finally, the commonwealth games in birmingham, uganda and victor kipling got lost a sense of direction towards the end of the men's marathon. he took a wrong turn and started running along a bus lane. thankfully kept and get was made aware of his error fairly quickly and turned back towards the correct route. and it made no difference. he went on to claim victory in 2 hours,

10 minutes and 55 seconds. when you get to 1st gold middle of these games or google maps might have been a little bit helpful. they, i think generally it is incredible job, amazing stuff. thanks, pay them. all right, that's it from may emily anglin, from his knees, our london headquarters will have more of the day sneeze in just a moment to stay with us. ah ah. and he's voice if heating up the airway. lot of chinese listeners with kimberly here,

but i really think in their own country shifting palate a case, the rise of citizen journalism has pains everything. how do happen? it happened on social media and the undeniable impact of the mainstream narrative australians went to the pole with those images front of mine because of water. very much came forth out in the media as well as on the battlefield. the listening post dissect the media on al jazeera holding the powerful to account. as we examined the u. s. his role in the world on al jazeera out his ear is investigative unit, goes under cover in the caribbean. we don't use the word bribe, will give you a token of appreciation, exposing trade of diplomatic passports today, and it's $250.00, less your hot than the price will go to well over a $1000000.00 involving from other regions, highest officials. my 1st is what i want to fall out,

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