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lead to humanitarian 1 august, which is iraq. ah, this is al jazeera ah, there on carry johnston. this is, and he is our law from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes, rivals protesting in baghdad on the opposite sides of the tigris will be live there for the latest. in the 1st step towards easing a global food process, a ship carrying grain leaves a ukrainian port for the 1st time since russia invaded us. how speaker nancy pelosi is in asia. i have possible visit to taiwan as joint threats from beijing.

iran's top nuclear chief says his country has the ability to produce a nuclear bomb, but doesn't plan to ad. i'm devin ash with forces a day of celebrations in london. ah, england footballers party with their fathers following their victory, the winds, your fan shop is. yep. ah, we begin this news hour in baghdad where rival protests are being held on either side of the tigris river, which divides the city. thousands of protest has backing. she a politician with tar the al serra are still camped inside the iraqi parliament. they stormed the building on saturday and are refusing to leave until there is an overhaul of iraq's political system and constitution. what arrival iran back group

known as he coordination framework is holding counter protests against what it calls a suspicious crew. there's heavy security in and around the green zone to keep the 2 factions apart. let's take a look at where these protest is, are in baghdad. coordination that framework supports his are gathering near the 14th of july bridge. the bridge separate c counter protest is from the iraqi parliament, which has been occupied by its hatteras since saturday. weather or such a bar. it joins us live now from dark by baghdad. i should say a door. so what's the very latest you can tell us what's happening there all these demonstrators are very much keeping them in the same as when they answer saturday afternoon. they say they're here to stay as long as they're needed to. one man, even toby is willing to say here if that is my other, all other required of what they're chanting on a regular basis behind me is that

a no one can beat the say? yes, referring to other all other who i have to say from the media. this her urging iraqis was not love other provinces to come tobacco to stay at home until sunset and for the instruction. this is the 1st time you've heard from his office today. because last night to plug it also to himself shared a tweet, saying, i'm all iraq and shoot support these demonstrators and come out to show their support in baghdad. but since then, the latest we've heard from his media relations office is that people should stay in the provinces until further notice. what we do know is that they are saying they want a complete overhaul of the system and new constitution. what is going on in iraq is not working for them. other also the last the political sphere a few weeks ago and also withdrew 73 of his empties,

who had been elected during the october elections last year. and what that's on the is the other side, the coalition framework, which is made up of a group on rainy back and fees and parties for them to actually have more seats in parliament. and now the parliament is gone pretty much. what they say is they've how they're all countered demonstrations outside of the green zone, where i'm standing about 3 kilometers away. and we saw earlier footage of those demonstrate is trying to storm a concrete walls to get over the area and into the green zone, which will bring them one step closer to this building on these demonstrators. that is something that is clearly prevented by the country security forces. they say that these demonstrators are not representative of the entire iraqi population. that they only represent a faction of the iraqi people and they are holding their country's political system hostage. and what they've done here is tantamount to a cool courses. the 2nd time these demonstrators have storm. this will take over

the past week. this time though, they're here to stay as instructed by their leader other oh, okay, doorstep, safari, for now we'll leave it there. thank you very much for that update. well, one reason behind the protests in baghdad is a rivalry between 2 of iraq's leading sheer politicians or to other asada and former prime minister, mary almighty, not tobar populist. this others coalition, one the most seats in parliament, anarchy and others called the result illegitimate. in june, sadie told more than 70 m peace to resign. that was after a boy caught by monarchies block stopped his coalition, forming a government. and in a sign of attention, there leaked audio recordings allegedly reveal archy insulting them. he warns of a war between the rival, shia camps. my word otherwise is at the

counter protests near the 14th of july suspension bridge in baghdad. or what's happening there will k is these thousands behind me, as you can see, these are supporters of the pro iranian parliamentary block called the coordination of framework. they say they've come from several provinces. it lake at the counter protested as did a few days ago. but they say, did not know for certain whether or not they will remain here in an open sit in as that adversaries are doing into her parliamentary quarter when they 1st, when they 1st entered this area they, there was clash with the security forces here. and they were throwing stones at

security forces, one of the security forces. i was telling media that a few of his colleagues got injured by the stones, thrown at them by the protest as that they have been chanting. it's the same technique they have been chanting against their adversities. but what is neil is that they have been linking linking. most of our alchemy, the can take a prime minister as a collaborator with their adverse at his, with the supporters of look to the a southern they have been chanting against academy. they have been chanting against the when i to states. and they have been chanting against israel, and it's ironic because these protest that has that at the same protest that occupy it this same area here last october, when they protested against the results of the general elections. it's also ironic . but because at that time they were accusing the dishes, the judiciary of fraud and of collaborating with her with the saddest movement.

now that praising version to sri, which is now being a, criticized by the saddest supporters. now these put us as a, they have been also a chanting it manipulating. if i may say this occasion, which is, as you know, would now in the month out of the month of more harlem, this is a, a, so a very sacred monk for she are muslims because that is when a mammoth hussein was multitude or in the same month 1500 years ago. so as you can see behind me, the majority of them are dressed in black black as a sign of agony, of subtle, of revenge also. and they have been chanting to have been moving around that into thousands. as you can see behind me, they have been chanting against that adversities they have been chanting and get it to mocked other another. but security forces have withdrawn from the area was

little completely towards the greens on where been watching and hearing some of those protest is pulling down concrete blocks are separating this area from the green zone. but as you, as you know, on the other side of this, this is the suspension bridge that is very close to that resign, excuse me. but on the other side, that is a totally different scene. what the southern supporters are again, occupying the, the parliament for days now, and chanting, good arrival statements against dead air rivals. okay. at mar, who'd abdulla had live in baghdad for now? thank you for that. for the 1st time since the war in ukraine began as shit, but filled with grain has left port under a deal struck with russia. many are hoping that the re start of grain exports from

ukraine will help stop a growing crisis. world food prices, which on henderson was there as the ship left the port. ah, this is a ship that could launch a 1000 others. the rezone is the 1st cargo vessel to carry ukrainian grain through the black sea since russia invaded on february the 24th dogs, et cetera. he was a great feeling. i felt as if we became free after being detained for a long time. trailing a pilot ship, the rezone is a test run down for ist and bowl, then lebanon. if all goes well, many more will follow. alexey gone to wrinkle a member of the ukrainian parliament came to watch history in the mail. it's the liberation of the black sea from po tim and from russian empire. he tried and did everything he can not to give this ship and other ships possibility to leave odessa

port and for almost half year it was like this. but as you see, he failed the ship departed despite several rush and attacks in the region and on the port of odessa itself. since the un brokerage in agreement between ukraine and russia for the safe passage via is timbo. it's been a long time coming with this is the ship. everyone's been waiting for coursing through war time waters on its way to feed the world. ukraine says the shipments will create jobs and provide money to fuel the war effort. as the 1st of last year's delayed crop leaves farmers risk their lives for this season's harvest, sometimes led by de mining cruise. sometimes not, this harvester struck an explosive. the danger on the grain trail continues on the black sea journey to turkey through waters dotted with sea mines in an active war's own. it's all managed through a joint coordination center in turkey, and extraordinary collaboration between representatives from the un,

ukraine and russia. we believe that it's critical to and to ensuring global foot security. so yes, we need, we need to succeed. whether this is the beginning of the effort to avert a global food crisis, or the end depends in part on the voyage of the rezoning, john henderson, al jazeera, odessa ukraine. while speaking in new york, the un secretary general antonio quoterush, welcome. the departure of the grange. kristen salumi joins a snout from the united nation. so christian, the un secretary general, came to stress the importance of this 1st grade shipment. absolutely, this is a hard fought victory. for the united nations and the secretary general who's been working with turkey since april to make this deal happen. he says it's important that more food and fertilizer and grain in particular, become available on the world market to help developing countries and millions of

people who are on the brink of famine and countries that are on the brink of bankruptcy. the 1st ship, the rom zone, he left odessa for lab and on a country that is desperately in need of grain assistance. and so the secretary general is expecting this deal if it continues to bring some relief for countries, much needed relief for countries again. but the important thing is if it continues what you have with us today, you know, this is an important starting points. it must be the 1st of many commercial shapes bringing relief than stability, the global food markets, the black sea, great initiative, the loss for significant volumes of exports from city. you could importance odessa, shorter on mosque and views me together. we the agreed facilitation of the onion b, the excess of russian food products and fertilizers, world markets. it will bring relief and the ability to global food markets. and

they'll tackle the global food crises. so in keeping with the humanitarian spirit of this agreement, the secretary general announced that one of the 1st recipients of grain leaving the port will be the world food program. i eat not only have humanitarian agencies had less food to purchase the food prices have gone up at a time when their budgets are being strained because of the war in ukraine. so this is very welcome news for humanitarian agencies and the countries that depend on them and the people who depend on them, that 30000 tons is expected to be shipped later this week. and we're expecting another announcement on that soon. christmas let me thank you very much indeed for that from the united nations of 20 more heads on his eye, including me and mars military gender extends a state of emergency for another 6 months and will explain why tensions are high

and to border crossings are closed. in casa, for us in sports attributes, continue for american sporting icon though russell is died at the age of 80 it ah, you as how speaker nancy pelosi has arrived in singapore, the 1st stop on her tour of the region. she's visiting at malaysia, south korea and japan to discuss trade, co be 19 and climate change. it's still unclear though, whether pelosi will include a stop in taiwan or official itinerary does not include what beijing has warned to her against visiting the self governing island, which it claims as part of its territory. pillows. edaly rel rugle, foot of house speaker pelosi goes to taiwan. it will be a gross interference in china's internal affairs. it will seriously damage china's sovereignty and territorial integrity trample on the one. china principal seriously

threatened the peace and stability of the taiwan strait and seriously undermined sinner u. s. relations and lead to a very serious situation and very serious consequences, gender. while there might hannah joins us live now from washington, d. c. and mike, what are you hearing about this possible taiwan trip? well, there is absolutely no confirmation either from the speaker's office or indeed here from the white house that she will be stopping in taiwan as you mention as well. it does not feature on her itinerary which has been made public as media, his quoting several sources, the saying that the speaker is going to go to tie one tuesday and possibly overnight there. but as i said, there's no formal confirmation that this is indeed the case. nancy pelosi has remained exceedingly tight lipped some of the things we do know that she was brief by the pentagon in the last week on the situation in the whole region. not necessarily specifically tie one china,

she has been briefed as well by several congressional members. and she is accompanied by a members of congress, whether they would go to tie one with if she does go well, that is unclear as well. so not a great deal of clarity on the situation. several reports indicating that she is going to visit taiwan, which may have its repercussions. and the other thing that we do know, and this is very important, nancy pelosi is 3rd in line for the presidency. she, if the president and vice president are not in place than it's to speak of the house. now this means that they would be added protection for her travels, not necessarily just to tie one. but generally, the pentagon saying that any time senior member of the administration off the government travels, they all lay is of protection, as they put it. they will not go any further than that will give any details of what kind of security a company's a congressional visit or a trip overseas by the speak up the house by hand in washington,

d. c. thank you but so stay with this now. our roster find gold is a political risk analyst and the former asia chairman of the republicans abroad. he joins us from a type a well thanks for being on the program here. what do you believe could be the political and practical repercussions if nancy pelosi does a visit to taiwan or is it is too much being made of this as your for your 1st question, political and impractical ramifications. busy if she does, in fact, visit in the coming days, trying to measure talking may have used against other countries as well, such as australia. been more recently going to taiwan by banning agra certain agricultural products. other types of trade, retaliation increase in military exercises, is navea choice as well, pursuing the country that our diplomatic relations with taiwan and those relations

and establish relations with china. and these are all things that china has done in the past. so there's a possibility that we'll just do that again, or maybe even do it with a grander scale. busy whether that's larger military exercises or banding more products at one time or several products within a short period of time. originally much government to government contact at the moment between taiwan and china. so that's not an option. and so far as trying to can cut off the contact that really doesn't exist at the moment, then the same would apply to the, the united states as well, trade, retaliation, military exercises. whether that's in the taiwan trade to stop trying to see each china c, this would obviously have an impact on the treaty allies in the regions that you can korea at the philippines and then other types of cut him off contact, which i mention earlier isn't really a possibility with regard to ron,

but it's certainly a possibility with regard with regard to the us even higher closing consulate for example, there was around of that in recent years as well. so their number of possibilities, whether china will actually do those just remains to be seen to for your 2nd question. the fact is, hello c is a bit of a lane dog where there's very little likelihood that she's going to be speaker, come january next year. so what she could really do for taiwan and the remaining months that she's the speaker, i think she asked me to say, okay, well what was the point of all this? and then it's really just the symbolism of the house speaker being here and type. and what about tie one's public view of this? then are they walking something of a tight rope? to be frank with you, the public is not really following. people are not worry of an imminent attack. now

maybe they should think more about that given the statements that have come from the chinese military and the chinese government and recent date. but frankly, it's business as usual for people here and watch. they're worried about coping 19 or worried about inflation. there's local actually schedule for november here in taiwan. so people are paying attention to that as well. but people are not talking about pollution vision every they view it as something for the politicians and government officials. i mean, visits by us, officials to taiwan are not uncommon nowadays. so is it's the stature of the visitor that so rankled china. that's correct. yeah, this is by members of commerce. are very common and nation increasing in the last couple of years. not withstanding coby 19. busy officials from the executive branch that still more rare and senior officials from the executive branch,

very rare. there was a cabinet secretary during the final months of the trump administration. that was a significant event under secretary of state was also significant in visit in september 2020 but but generally executive branch officials not not carmen, but china is very angry. i as, as your report from washington, noted that she used in line for the succession to the president, number 2 right after the vice president. and despite us side saying to shine and well, you don't get it. pretty excited executive branch in the legislature branch are separate, trying to look to the as one government. and that follows us here to represent the united states and from trying to view this, this does violate various commitments that the u. s. was made about us china, us taiwan relations. again, even if the us who say no, you don't get it. that's not how our constitutional system works. and in fact, the legislative branch is an independent branch of government and they can do

whatever they want. ok, we'll leave it there. ross fine, go live person, talk to me very much. appreciate your time. thank you. thank you. chief of mir mazda military has extended a state of emergency for another 6 months. it's been in place since the agenda deposed the government of some sushi in february last year. so she is in detention and has been charged with several offenses monitoring group say more than 2000 people have been killed and $15000.00 arrested in a crackdown on pro democracy process. since the could 901, telephone cima. we made up most efforts in discharging the state duties with might but internal and external terrorists and their conspirators are committed to the utter devastation rather than the flourishing of democracy in myanmar and the legal committee. the parallel government and terrorist organizations against the government, which is formed in the constitution commit various ways and means to distract the

security piece and stability of the nation. attorney chang has more on this from bangkok on the retail reaction. to this point, they have, for the most part, expressed the outrage of the, particularly the execution of for political prisoners. at the beginning of last week, malaysians foreign minister went as far as to say, that was an, a crime against humanity. he said that he had wanted to introduce the 5 point plan last year, but it hadn't been possible because of waves of coven waived 2 and 3, which had hit me on my very badly. he said that this year mamma was in the process of implementing that plan to the extent of it, to its own ability. and that seems to be a get her clothes. but i think anyone really looking at this objectively would say that mamma, certainly from a military perspective has gone no way toward implant implementing as he owns pounds. and i think we'll be looking very bluntly how they respond. there may be

countries within us. yeah. and like thailand that'll try to reengage men, but i think the opposition coming from countries like the philippines, malaysia, indonesian singapore will be very strong now either to isolate men, ma, completely from the grouping or to take some, some more positive action against them to, to chime to, to get them to take this process a little more seriously. the opposition in india is calling on the government to rethink its move to increase taxes on essentials or prices for products di bill can rise, will be impacted by the hike happening. that's how the ports from new delhi, the engine parliament has been embroiled in killed over the last few weeks and it is over the issue of price rise. opposition parties have been demanding a debate. they have stage protests and a walk out several m. p. 's have also been suspended for demonstrating recently the government to increase taxes on several products and impose new ones on basic

necessities like rice flaw packaged food and dairy products. this has increased prices further. the problem is that loss is a big expense to in the rise of sweet lime has also been all these were much earlier. my expensive on upper income has not increased. i don't even know the prices have increased 2 and a half day. my bedroom was about $0.90. now it's more than a dollar mustard. all used to cost a dollar and 30 cents. now it's more than $2.00. a cooking gas, linda was $5.00. i'm not paying more than $15.00. everything has become more expensive, but the government isn't deny it believes everything still costs. the government says the new taxes will prevent evasion. it also points out that 7 opposition party supported these. it says it will discuss the issue in parliament over the next few days. now, inflation is expected to remain high. the global economy is also having an impact.

the international monetary fund has revised in the growth prospects. it not expects the economy to grow at about 7.4 percent. this is lower than what the government had projected a few months ago. said ahead on al jazeera wildfires, new estates of california spread quickly. fuel by hot and windy conditions and were on patrol with nigerian security forces in the hunt for oil fees. carson sports, the former, the one challenge deeply that continues his dominance by winning the hungarian pre ah hello, we still have righty the forecast for the middle east. she can see this band of cloud and where to weather which she straddles see western side of around wanted to show as a possibility. i think here a caught we should stay large. you drive

a little on the cloudy side and that wet weather extending across towards the red sea, some heavy downpours. still a potential for some flooding into the southwest of saudi arabia. could see further flooding to into other western side of yemen. i'm afraid farther north it generally stays dry, plenty of sunshine, hot sunshine too into the mid to high forty's once again, while the more pleasant 30 celsius, therefore beirut at east side of the mediterranean. last he settled and sunny not too bad. it's all warm sunshine to across northern parts of africa. plenty, a shower c hastily waves rolling off the therapy and heil is brings and big downpours there into sudan, sal sedan, southern parts of chad near sing, some lively showers, northern powder nigeria cuz he a little bit of localized flooding. see that wet weather extending across towards the liberia and to the north thereof just around the coast there, little dryer than it should be at the moment we see some excessive rifle. meanwhile, just around you can, but we had some flooding as a result of this system. western parts of kenya also seeing some much needed re

showers for south africa. ah, blanca says how much support is that that st protest that we've seen in hotels across the rest of the country. the street has been, has been very good. that's happening into the cold confound people across the country, informed opinions we will say more of the, the venue. what is happening is that climate change it to making them work in depth analysis of the days global headlines. druggie is credited by some way where they were storing italy's credibility this critics would say he couldn't play the part of a politician. what do you think went wrong inside story on al jazeera, with, [000:00:00;00]

with lou ah, watching out 0 reminder about top stories. private protests are being held in baghdad and thousands of people liking it. she, a politician of todd outsider, i still can't inside the rocky parliament refusing to leave until there is an overhaul of iraq's political system and constitution. a 2nd group known as he

coordination framework is holding counter protests against what it calls a suspicious qu, is heavy security in and around the green zone to keep the 2 factions upon the 1st ship carrying ukrainian grains now left the port of desa under an international deal signed last month. there is only is a shearer, you own that flag vessel carrying up more than $26000.00 tons. now iran says it has arrested members of the high minority suspect of spying for israel and trying to spread their religion is accused. the members of a community of working for a center located in israel to carry out targeted information gathering. the highs say they have been the targets of discrimination in iran. well, before the 1979 is on a revolution, un general assembly is hosting the 10th review of the treaty on the non proliferation of nuclear weapons. the meeting about the treaty with james to stop

the spread of nuclear weapons comes at the top of heightened global tensions over the ukraine war. russian president vladimir putin has said this year, the moscow could use nuclear weapons to defend its sovereignty if threatened. meanwhile, the head of iran's atomic agency says his country has the ability to produce a nuclear bomb, but doesn't plan to, as, according to an iranian media outlet. mohammed, as zombies, remarks commas, terran confirms it has responded to an e proposal aimed at salvaging the 2015 nuclear deal. payoff, however, did go to that. it was after exchanging messages last week and reviewing the proposed text. there is a possibility that in the near future we will be able to reach a conclusion about the timing of a new round of nucular negotiations. iran acted responsibly and stayed within the framework of the agreement. therefore, it is expected that the american government will act responsibly in this regard. actual, let's get more on this now. a beatrice sam finn is executive director of the international

campaign to abolish nuclear weapons. she joins us from the united nations in new york. thanks for being on the program, but just firstly may i ask you what you make of iran's atomic agency statement regarding it's nuclear advancement? well, we're here in new york for the new phenomena for asian, freely meeting. or, of course we're, we've seen the actions of the nuclear arms states lately, like russia, but also china, u. s. u, k, france. all of them really, really put into question a lot of countries sort of commitment to non proliferation. we see for some, or with ukraine a contradicts being attacked by russia or under the threat of nuclear weapons that makes a lot of non new promises very nervous. and of course we see them, you know, with iran or very, you know, these kind of questions. so it's, it's good to hear that they're saying that they don't want to develop nuclear energy, but we really need to do more to make sure that not only do we not in a new country about new weapons,

but also that the 5 countries have agreed to disarm the u. k. u, as france, russia and china actually fulfilled their legal obligations under this treaty. because if they don't, countries like iraq might be very tempted in the future development weapons. given what you say then, to what extent do you think russians actions in ukraine have increased alarm over nuclear weapons? well, it really has put the spotlight on how vulnerable we are as a globe world to just the rims of one leader. and president putin could basically start nuclear warren threatened to harm like the entire world with that. and just if he feels like it. and i think that the risks of nuclear weapons use are increasing. and we see with increasing tension also between the us and china, for example, with within nato and russia. with other new gram states, the risk for new revenues is increasing. so it's extremely dangerous moment right now,

really exemplified by the russian invasion. but it also really puts pressure on, at the regime the nuclear nonproliferation regime in this treaty is this kind of bargain between the non nuclear power states. promising to not develop nuclear weapons in exchange for the nuclear arms states disarming at some point. but we're seeing that the new gums that are not doing it, so it really raises the question for non negotiable says, how are they going to protect themselves? they look at ukraine right now and see who could we be next? if a nuclear weapons they wanted one, i made us and that's why it's so important that we move forward with nuclear disarmament and with his danger. then what's the well doing to counter the spread of nuclear weapons? well, we are meeting here in new york, but of course this is a very difficult for him because it has consensus rules. you need china, the u. s. to russia, to agree to the same kind of language was going to be very, very challenging here, new york, but non nuclear arm states have also taken an extremely important step these last few years. they've negotiated air and brought into force

a new treaty completely banding on the group as putting new to up as in the same category of chemical weapons, biological weapons. and this treaty just ended in force last year. and now since then, nuclear as a legal, under international law, and that treaty can be really used, instead of seeing the, you know, going down the path of developing nuclear weapons. these countries, the majority of states in the we're actually doubling down and committing to never under any circumstances, to martin no matter what the new cramps they do develop new weapons. and that's a really positive step. and that is going to create a lot more pressure. also on the nuclear arms states to fulfill their legal obligation here in new york and to, to started to solomon process. beatrice fin, executive director of i can we appreciate your time. thank you. thank or kosovo. police have close to border crossings in the countries north off to local serbs, blocked roads, and 5 shots that police on the serbs are protesting against an order to switch.

serbian car license plates to cross of and once european union has urged kosovo and serbia to show restraint and invited both parties to hold talks in brussels, kosovo declared independence from serbia in 2008. but more than 50000 serbs living in northern cosper still use. so been license plates. government, so beer does not recognize kosovo as a country. i'll just here as be honesty on of it. is that one of those border crossings as close? this is yasenya, one of the border crossing between serbia and close the as you can see from sunday evening, there is no crossing on did border crossing because the government of possible announced new rules that were supposed to be implemented today for, for the citizens of therapy. are you rules include that all the citizens from therapy i want to come to class, so we'll have to replace their ideas to the temporary document,

which would be for them during days their stay in the country. let me remind you that there is the measure that there be implemented for the citizens of course, or 11 years ago. so as you can see, there is no traffic at this border crossing and this is not the 1st time the attention is broke between serbia and cost of a similar thing happened in september late last year. and similar things have been happening since cost of declared independence in 2008 because in the north or of the country, of course of all, we have a lot of ethnic served. there are still loyal to serbia. israeli forces have arrested 42 palestinians in different parts of the occupied west bank. why i want to slim a governor at 9 guys is among the detainees. the arrests happened over night. dozens of israeli forces on patrol in nablus, son, bethlehem, stormed palestinian homes. the detainees were taken for investigation that the

centers on charges of resistance. 4650 palestinians are currently in israeli jails . $650.00 are detained without charge. a fuel truck is exploded in at southwestern libya. the head of ambulance and emergency services told al jazeera that 8 people were killed and 54 injured explosion that happened in the city of sever when a crowd flocked around an oil tanker. many of the wounded on a critical condition now cynical these preston lackey souls of government coalition says it's one a majority of to sundays parliamentary election, local media or reporting voter turnout was just 22 percent on position parties are angry as some of the most popular candidates were disqualified from running. that worried soul may change the constitution and run preferred term in 2024 hours. heroes center been bent. arby has more from decker. we have to wait,

or maybe one or more 2 days to have the official results. are the problem, is that both of the 2 coalition government coalition and our political position, their coalition already claimed victory. so we are facing a big problem out here and we have to wait until the official results are published. last night we had to press conferences and the government coalition said is that they win 30 fifths, or 46 ad departments in all synagogue. and that they can have the majority in the parliament. as the coalition of the opposition, they held also account a press conference at the same time. and they said that they win in the biggest

cities in synagogue who are well represented in the parliament by a high number of seats. or we have some partial and not official reserves published by local media. more than 2000 people in northern california have been forced from their homes by massive wildfire, is the biggest in the state this year. and the governors declared an emergency. the mckinney fire is in class of national forests near the states northern border with oregon. 5 fonts as a concentrating on getting people out safely. rather than fighting the blaze itself . mike, 100 reports. it's called the mckinney fire. it started on friday, grew from one to 160 square kilometers in 24 hours and is now covering well over 200 square kilometers and continuing to spread. a mandate. free evacuation

order was issued. an estimated 2000 people left their home saturday, and another 500 had been evacuated in the course of sunday. many, leaving behind their possessions like this 81 year old. my house has gone all my furniture, all my clothes, shoes out. everything's gone. some decided to leave before the men day 3 evacuation and managed to save some of their belongings. yeah, we got out before the fires, actually there was a red flag out. we don't want to be there to when they do to get out have 15 minutes out and figure out all or so back to every to goes to get out there soon as possible. the swirling winds made the course of the fire impossible to predict. yeah, i mean, i could come from any angle at this point. it's just a matter where the when take it. over 60 hikers who are on the popular pacific chris trail was safely rescued. they had about 20 feet of visibility on the trail

at the time that they chose to call in and try to get some help. the mckinney fires by far the largest, but across the west of the united states, small fires of flaring up, erratic, weather is threatening to bring dry thunder storms with dangerous lightning, but little to no actual rain. and above all, the soaring heat is creating the ideal conditions for fires to start and spread my cana out as era and further to the south emergency crews in another part of california have made some progress in containing the oak far now yosemite national park, 6000 people had to leave their homes or more heavy rain is hampering rescue in recovery efforts. following flooding in the us state of kentucky, the governor says the death toll of 28 is expected to rise. national guard has deployed troops to assist emergency cruise,

or their operations have been hampered by damaged to critical infrastructure. nigeria says it's destroyed more than $1500.00 illegal oil refining sites and renewed campaign to camp. down on crude oil theft is lost more than $3000000000.00 in one year with more losses projected in 2022. under serious acme, the address joined security forces as they hunted down the oil thieves. the niger dealt in there or land and at sea, the nigerian military use, under strict orders to end the plundering of the countries oil. when security forces returned to the site, they destroyed 5 weeks earlier, they encountered oil, the f screws cheesed them. the bundles ran towards their boats hidden in the creeks. when one is captured. in terms of crushing this ellie della to find insights,

we have crushed thousands of them as you are destroying once i before you get to the auto and. and what ellen is bringing up again. this pipeline is one of the most frequently vandalized in the country. it delivers half a 1000000 barrels of oil a day to an export terminal, but for the past 5 months, not a drop was delivered. as the operator shell was forced to shut it down. we've had stations where when we're going to quicken camps, august comes like this. they've set fire to the camps in endangering us and am i equipment most of the stolen cold is ferita elijah vessels at sea by barges like these which are usually hard to apprehend. flying over the creeks, the devastation caused by all bunkering is massive. hidden under tree canopies,

the old thieves are putting finishing touches to this facility capable of refining tens of thousands of gallons a day. and instead of using firewood the now steel gas to distill the cold, military come on to say, there are hundreds of these illegal distilleries scattered across the oil, producing delta in addition to bleeding the economy dry. the operations also damage the environment because they are not properly equipped to process crude oil. the blunder of nigeria oil has left the country unable to be it's, it's open quarter activities are going on as i speak to you now as so much collaboration guerra with the communities to make sure that there was a what in the process of protecting his assets. and the company looks up to the renewed clamp down to return to profitability, but with all thiefs continuously changing their tactics. it could be a long while before that will happen. how many degrees al jazeera in nigeria is all producing delta o. now,

abriana is an executive editor with energy intelligence. so it's a problem that's gone on for, for decades. and really almost since the advent of oil industry there. and it's been, you know, it's persisted through through administrations and across government. so it's very difficult to, to eradicate there are, you know, a number of different outlets for this. i mean, sometimes it's being bought within country and put into the legal oil refineries, which are then that product is unfold either within jury or, or outside of the country. any nigeria is a country that while being very rich in oil does not have enough refining capacity . it's refining sector is, is under invested in and it imports many of the gasoline, much of the gasoline and diesel that it needs. so that's one outlet, and then there is also some of it that does find a way probably into the global oil market or into refineries and other parts of africa. but i mean, it's is very, very difficult to trace kind of the various flows of the solicit oil through the

economy. i would say this is an incredibly important issue. nigeria was losing, you know, by our estimates as much as 5000000000 dollars this year with, with the price of oil at $90.00. now the price of oil is well above $90.00. i mean, so this is an incredibly important fiscal issue, but it's also one from, from a standpoint of, of having a working oil industry. you know, as we heard earlier in the report, shell has had all kinds of problems with, with oil theft and is actually looking at selling some of its assets in the country because they simply can no longer deal with can no longer kinda tolerate the, the amount of stuff that's going on and so how you actually stop this and he certainly destroying the physical infrastructure that this located with this. but i mean, it also comes down to having an oil industry that's managed in such a way so that, so that, you know, there is a flow of refined products from the country. there is things simply do function on a fiscal basis. so there's an incredibly complicated problem that doesn't simply

have one kind of silver bullet answer. new zealand has fully opened his boarders for the 1st time since march 2020. they were close to reduce covey 19 from spreading. almost visitors need to be fully vaccinated, but there are no quarantine requirements. prime minister just in the arden are called it an enormous moment. maritime border has also reopened with cruise ships and foreign yachts now allowed to dock of sports is coming up after the break with jemma as england finds celebrate on his start. when other women's you ah

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ah. was hospital sports news now? his gym. thank you. carrie, england's football as have been celebrating that triumphant women's european championship. ah. out of it. it was held in london trafalgar square. well, it seems like that plenty of appreciation from the farms england beat germany in the wembley on sunday through the 1st major trophy of correspondent where we challenged have more for years the women came in england. it's been sidelined and it's been shut out and unnoticed. and marginalized add on to the men's game, which has huge amounts of attention and money lavished on it. what if anything is going to change that this victory is the last time the women's team got to the final in 2009. the tv audience didn't even crack to 1000000 will last night.

17000000 people watch it on television, 87000 pack into wembley stadium, to watch the final live therapy. thousands of people down this fans and interface the square here. the base line s's in their love and admiration because they've done what no englishman's team has managed since $966.00 winning a major international told him and they've done it against english, but both historical nemesis, germany at home, wembley. so when the fans saying football is coming, how they really mean it now. and lear williamson, i have written their name in the history books. michael jordan has described bill russell as a pioneer and says the world has lost a legend, the passing of the former and bay athletes and american sports all spots and out pouring of condolences. russell died at the age of $88.00. he's regarded as the greatest champion in u. s. teams. sports having 111 m b a championships with the boston celtics, and 5 m v payables. he will say one gold,

the 1956 olympics and in 1966 became the 1st black coach in the m b. a. russell was a civil rights activist on in 2011, he received the presidential medal of freedom from barack obama. we spoke to you, a basketball book, costa. brandon escaped the robinson and he explained her. russell was more than just an athlete. definitely a winner on so many levels and someone who really was respected amongst today's and be a core, you know, after winning a championship and bill russell worthy of u. p. award named after someone that definitely was a champion for civil rights, particularly in a city like austin had issues with with race and more. but i also think for bill russell on the thing that really stands out to me is his ability to get people to listen and to translate race, culture, gender, and just really a champion, just

a lot of the things that we're seeing in today's world that we're still fighting today. i do know that during that time that he was playing basketball, you definitely were not just an athlete. you were someone that was an agent for civil rights, and i think that it is a society where you saw the and be a baldwin saw the george florida fact that you seen numerous and b athletes in today's i be a landscape kind of the back in the archives, or in a crate as well, and become that activist, you know, those were the things that were done doing his, i mean the bill russell, his, his time is in his crime in the m b. a. so i definitely think that bill russell's legacy exemplifies just at the level of social awareness and consciousness that has become so commonplace in today's and be i think in a world where there are multitude of sneaker contracts and endorsements, many were afraid to speak. their mind is kind of seeing a reprieve,

and we're guys today are doing the fame and the russell did it then making less money in today's and be a player. so is legacy definitely is something that that is admired by many englishman at donald is the new ryder cup captain for europe, for placing hendrick sentence and he was sacked off to joining the live series. the former well, number one played in fort rider, caught this and served as a vice captain for the past 2 editions and sentence decision to join. the saudi backed competition is paid off immediately, collecting $4000000.00 off to winning effect mr. event. donald trump's course in new jersey, the 2016 opened champion finished at 11 under for tim shaw victory. sent for picked up another 375000 dollars becoming 2nd in the teams event. i think that might have been a little bit of extra motivation in there this week and and when we as players have that i think, yeah. yeah. we can, we can bring out the good stuff and yeah,

i certainly did that this week. so i guess that's been a bit of a bit of a theme over the over the course of my career. i think when i, when i really want something, i managed to dig a little bit deeper. and a lot of times when i just make it happen. so yeah, very, very pleased with that. and i'm looking forward to some resna japan's i a coffee. do i want her 1st lpga title and she did it in style. ah, the total rockies thought of the final round of the scottish open at st. andrews of 4 shots behind the leaders. but she made it 6 buddies in a row and then picked up another 15 to go in and beat food away then buddy to have final 2 holes to fi, of course record it's head under 62. she finished at $21.00 under path to wind by 3 shells. info on that max and stop and appraised his red ball teams strategy as he continued his dominance by winning the hungarian grown pre officers doughty content on the grid. the dutchman has now $18.00 of the 13 races this year,

at least the championship by a massive 80 points. it was hamilton finished, 2nd to budapest, ahead of his mercedes teammate george russell, started on po position. dutch ryder enemy van voice and has won the 1st one in sort of france for 33 years. she entered the 8th and final stage, leading by more than 3 minutes. but she came under pressure with mechanical issues, including the re bite changes on wrote and recovered and powered up the final climate to win the stage by 30 seconds. she adds this title to howard and gold and the time trial last year at the tokyo games. the women's are taught of france for ton for the 1st time and more than 3 decades. but as all your sports from me for now, i'll have another updates a little bit later kerry gemma, thank you very much indeed. of course. that's it. now for this new, so i'll be back, remember with more of the days about, i'm sorry, can catch up with a lot more user features on our website. those al jazeera talk statements.

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