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next 60 minutes. chilly votes on a new constitution that support to say is progressive. an opponent isn't economic mistake. european nations introduce emergency measures as they prepare for a long winter after russia shocked down a crucial gasp lifeline. we report on what ukraine aims to achieve with its counter offensive against russian forces in the south. on paper in jackson, mississippi don't have clean drinking water. the national guard has been brought in to help and it's fort austin and beats installed to the premier league season has come to an end though. defeated at 31 by manchester, united. it's a full strike when united ah, it's $1800.00 g m t t p m. in santiago, chile, where voting is on the wayne arrest. lend him on

a new constitution is to replace the one drafted in 1982 in the air of general augusta pinochet's military rule. chilion at present, gabrielle borage has already cast his vote. one of the 15000000 people eligible supporters of the new constitution claim. it's one of the most progressive in the world. it would guarantee abortion rights, protection for indigenous people and the environment was cross live now to the sea at newman in santiago. so they say, how important a landmark could this be fortunate? hi, there, it's a, it's an extraordinarily important document. it would signify a huge shift in this country's political, economic, and social framework. and there's really no understanding it. the current constitution is very much, a small government fried a market based a constitution that gives a lot of power to private property and less social rights. this new constitution

would do exactly the opposite and much, much more are we are outside of a school now where president gabrielle burridge is expected to arrive shortly after having cast his vote in bold that in us, which is his home city and his accompanying the 1st lady or will be any moment now, but 1st to talk more about the details of that constitution. joining me is passat a dead international political analyst who knows a lot about all this and the difference between one constitution and another pass. thanks for joining us. my pleasure. lithia 1st, 1st of all, around the world, this is seen as a very progressive, very a 20 for century constitution that that, that gets a feminist constitutional guarantees, gender parity, a whole array of rights that are seen as very much something for us, for our modern times and yet, according to the polls most jillions plan to vote against it. why is that? well, i think is because the process has been a little bit rash that a lot of lot of positive things about the draft. but i think the,

the procedure was very much draft and the, there was, there wasn't a lot of time to polish that they did the fissions. and therefore a lot of people having watch this monday to friday every day. my parents, for example, have been watching this, and they thought that perhaps some people think that there was a lot of divide the divisive issues that were not clearly solved by the convention . therefore, they said the sal, good chunk of people that think that perhaps it would more time we will have about the draft that the draft still have things to improve. well, i know that many people to say that if it's rejected, then we'll have to start all over again. that will, chilly, will see a new process to elect a delegate store convention. and then in a year's time, a new draft. but there is a lot of talk about how people a haven't read it and don't understand it and be the disinformation campaign that has accompanied the whole process and factor members of the u. s. congress have just put out a letter directed to the leader to the c e o's of facebook, twitter,

and a tick tock, asking them to urgently stop what they call, a corrupt us information campaign that is distorting this process. and this vote, what do you say to that? well, i think if we look at comparative politics, there are number of referendums around the world what you find, this kind of issues that information in the one hand. and also i think the, the, the, the feeling that people vote not on the techs or not exactly on the issue, but on other things. so this gets the feeling is that people will be voting about the government. the government has been in power only for 5 months, whether they are doing a good job or not. not a good. no, no, such a good job. and i think personally, this reminds me of breaks at a little bit because breaks it was also a constitutional issue, where some people accused that there was at his information campaign and not enough hard data or how life will change for the come a citizen. and i think, you know,

there some element to that, that in, in voting when, when this environment we have social networks, the social that this also the potential for this information of the general population. that is a fact. or one interesting thing though, as opposed to bricks. it is that 80 percent of chileans voted a little bit about 2 years ago, almost exactly to the day voted in favor of changing the constitution. not, not exactly. we're son of chilly of $79.00, but, but that was who could vote yes, but it also, it was, it was voluntary to vote and saw basically, half of the electorate voted and of the half tips than 80 percent were in favor of a new constitution. now we have a compulsory voting with or know who will, will act will actually be be both in culture has changed a little bit. but there is a fine, i substantial fine. if you don't talk to vote and the electro services, it doesn't, it doesn't, doesn't matter. if it takes us many months, we will effectively be, be sure that people vote or they pay the fine. very interesting. so we really don't

know what's going to have exactly. we don't, we don't really know what kind of electron we will have. certainly it wouldn't be the same that voted in december for gabrielle borage. well, it's very interesting in indeed 3 quarters of jillions will have to cast their vote to day and will of course be bringing you the latest throughout the day about this very, very, very significant referendum both for latin america and for chile, of course. okay, for now. lucy newman in santiago. thank you. now to germany, where chancellor le sholtes has pledged the package worth $65000000000.00 to help people and businesses cope with soaring prices. the war and ukraine has caused an unprecedented energy crunch throughout europe. shells, in 5th, germany will make it through the long windsor high force. it has more, the heat rises and wholesale gas prices have set off in inflation re shockwave through europe, rushes announcement on friday,

that is not stream one pipeline would remain shut down, is set to send energy prices spiking yet again, this week. you will never walk alone. germany's chancellor is trying to ease fears among households and businesses with a new package of aid, not to the states and we are talking about 65000000000 euros when you add everything together. i mean, i'm talking about 95000000000 if you include the 1st 2 relief packages. that's a lot we are doing and it's necessary. gemini, finance minister apparently is now persuaded of the need for a wind full tax on energy suppliers with in the double digit billions. he says, life, a german government is saying the country can last the winter, having built up gas reserves to 85 percent of capacity, but energy stockpiling by germany and other european countries has helped set prices skyward, along with fears for millions, facing fuel poverty, with an asset this morning it's really spent a 100000000000 euros on,

on gas in energy. and it's one of the most exposed to russian importance for that context. normally, the customer around 12000000000 euros country like that. so this is very expensive and what we're seeing now is those costs studying spillover question therapy and leaders is to what extent this economic pressure could splinter the united front and supporting ukraine. the check prime minister. so saturday street protests organized by radical russia sympathizing elements. nonetheless, police said 70000 people took hot tease, show too gentle, but this winter russia is preparing for a decisive energy strike on all europeans. and the key answers to this should be 2 things. first, are unity. unity in defense against the terrorist states to show and 2nd, increasing our own pressure on russia. these will not allow shelters. second set piece of into the day designed to support that message welcoming ukraine's prime

minister with a military god of honor. dentist, me, holly, seeking more military aid from berlin and his offering to send surplus ukrainian electricity the other way. harry faucet al jazeera. let's take a closer look now at the cost of living crisis in germany. well, last year inflation was 3.9 percent in august our it's nearly 8 percent. and that's largely because of rising energy prices, which are now more than 35 percent higher than they were. and last year, those higher prices are also driving up the cost of food in 2021 that increased by 4.6 percent. this year it's expected to exceed 16 percent laurie really, that is the lead analyst at the center for cert, sean energy, unclean. he joins us now from health thinking, welcome to the program. so looking ahead then, what is the main impact of this energy crisis going to be, especially when you consider the coming winter?

first of all, it's important to be clear about the causes. the rising prize is not caused by the war, any grain, it's caused by rushes, black male for europe. russia, unilaterally shutting off the exports of natural gas to europe in order to try and influence the country, the back don't be the region of the impact, of course, is huge when we're talking about of the energy price is increasing. 4 or 5 times the most absurd thing about these is that as a reward for rushes, blackmail, the prizes by they do russia has gone up because those are linked to europe, say, internal energy market. so the most obvious thing to do is to break these link everything enterprise, these that are big russia, to the levels that prevailed before this blackmail started. the other very important thing is to focus on saving energy and deploying clean energy sources to

replace fossil fuels. as pos as possible in order to reduce reduce pressure and the internal on the international market were given what you say, i'm an e u countries are doing their best to win themselves off. russian gas, how well do you think they're doing? 1927 countries having introduced new policies for clean energy and those will make a big impact over the next 5 years or so. but to get through this winter, a lot more short term measures are needed. we should be lowering the speed limits on highways in order to save oil. we should be handing cash incentives to households to save energy rather than punishing them with higher bills and so on . there are a lot of steps that could be taken and should have already been taken 6 months ago

in order to reduce the consumption over this winter and use the situation. and how long might it take them for different sources of energy supplies to filter into the system as it were to improve matters? there's already been a lot that has come on come in over the summer. europe's l. n g or it's op, 60 percent this year, year and years or so there has been a lot of capacity. i don't think there is more have room to increase in boards in the next 10 months. it's now really about managing with the amount of energy that we have subsidizing energy consumption isn't going to help with that. what's really needed is just managing with the amount of energy and making sure that to everyone who can reduce consumption,

dos and prioritizing those uses. that are absolutely necessary wanting back to stir july's or manufacturing, which is now being shut down. and that is going to have big baps on, on the cost of living. murray at the center for research on energy uncleanness. thank you for joining us. thank you so much. ukraine's prime minister visited berlin on sunday and a sign of ease intentions between the 2 countries that have arisen since the war ukraine started. dominic cane has more now on what they spoke about. lots to discuss, but it krista rises around a few things. firstly, can the german government provide more arms, more munitions to ukraine than it already has done? the point here is that defense ministers say, well, they're getting to the point where there isn't much more that germany can offer ukraine in the form of weapons without prejudicing its own defense needs. then

there is another suggestion from the ukrainian side, at least, that germany be more considerate of the idea of this idea of a ban on visas for russians coming to the european union. we know that the german chancellor is not really in favor of that sort of option. and then there's one other thing to consider in this visit over the course of the last 678 months. there has been some suggestion in some circles of a fall out as it were, of relationship between the governments, between the shots, government and as the density government. because of the way that mister shots believed that the german president had been handled not being allowed to go to care for mister shots was then saying he wouldn't go either. now there's very much more emphasis on the 2 countries coming together. and the friendliness between the 2 countries, given the amount of aid that germany has already sent to give the south of ukraine, there's been fierce fighting as a key of tries to gain ground and

a counter offensive to retake ground occupied by russian troops. officials say to will not be a quick operation and are asking ukrainians to be patient in while civilians that near the front lines are taking cover. gabriel alexander has more from keith it's sunday in the southern ukrainian city of b. goliath. usually a day for people to rest, but there is no time for that now. only clean up a debris after the city came under russian shelling the night before. a medical clinic and a research institute were 2 of the buildings damaged by the nearby artillery strikes. this provided, so when you blair, to inside of each room the equipment, the computers, the ross is the furniture, the ceilings. they've all been damage college in. in nico hall, another southern ukrainian town, local officials say residential areas are under constant russian shelling, fearful,

and with nowhere else to go. my a chair, nish, a math teacher, rushes to set up a make shift camp on the outskirts of town with a boy who here from the russians, a shelling at night when people are sleeping, how we've had during the last days they started to shout during the day the the 2 cities are both near where ukrainian forces are about a week into a counter offensive to retake near by her san which fell to the russians. early in the conflict, this video, verified by al jazeera, is of a ukrainian strike against a bridge. the russians used to supply troops, it had sawn, the ukrainian military has seen some modest victories in the counter offensive. retaking a handful of villages in the region, but has yet to mount a push to had san city where more fortified russian defences await. when do you think you will be able to do an offensive against her son? city?

was a very good question. actually. it purely, the browns saw no hold on. this is gonna work. how quick we get all necessary amounts from our vest and alliance, especially from united states and her kindly ukrainian. i'm forces field, the lack of law. i'm or the goals for our non infantry. we feel lack of for air forces. we need the thanks and we need artillery foster fault. and from his perspective for i would say, or any sort of counter offensive would be possible after receiving all this armaments. it will take several months, at least, at least several months. winter is coming soon. it will be harder for troops on the ground to maneuver. that's why both sides are trying to lock in gains on the battlefield now with the ukrainians pushing the offensive in her song. and the russians entrenching even further innocent civilians looking to find any place they

can to remain safe. gabriel's ando al jazeera keith sent to more heads on the nissan, including a flood victims in pakistan that tell us they're angry because they feel abandoned by their leaders and the rich. in sports, the foreman won well champion drives to victory in front of his home. fans, and they will be happy with that. ah, iraq's caretaker, prime minister, mr for academia, says he's arranging a 2nd round of talks involving all parties to resolve the political impasse on con, has been speaking to people at a marketing by god about cream, his leadership. there's no doubt that the clock is taking for prime minister must differ alchemy, he's actually now calling for talks between all of the political parties. but those talks, elisa, that call for talks is likely to fall on deaf is here in this market in the streets

of baghdad. there's very little confidence in the prime minister, but most people say he seems to be a man, is waiting to find out his own fate. all of them say the golden rule, there is no doubt that the clock is ticking for prime minister mustafah catering to him or do what happens next is anybody's guess. but it's certainly the talk of all the markets lana. i don't think that he is going to stay in his post. they have other options. they have their own people, they can nominate. so i don't think he is take it. most people don't want him now because of what is happening. he's compromised or paying money and favors to settle things down. one of the key political plays in all of this is amongst other all a sudden he's the talk of people in markets like this. now he announces his retirement from frontline politics that begins on monday, but his announce this before and he's always managed to find a way back. but now the stakes are so much higher given the violence that we've

seen over the last few days. what happens next is anybody's guess, but it's certainly the talk of all of the markets. pakistan's that prime minister has assembled a committee to coordinate relief efforts in flood ravaged areas on a 3rd of the country is under water affecting around $33000000.00 people, almost $1300.00 people have died after weeks of record monsoon rainfall and melting glasses. people whose homes were destroyed or living in temporary shelters. medical camps have also been set up as ravi has more from soccer in sin province. to those who have a message from the people have sinned, share your food in our hour of need, or we will take it from you. meet in a whirlpool, operate about the daily, the rich fill their stomachs and give us the run around. i make the children chase food until it out of breath. i'm not a good fluted trucks before, not by choice,

but necessity. the newly homeless live on roadsides, with a view of their submerged houses, swarming, passing chorus for help. they say they are treated like dog. up and going big guy again, we're going to set ourselves on fire here if we don't eat them for sure, we will burn ourselves in again. the law to meet the people who come to us. votes during the election are ignoring us now. flood survivors sheltering in a vacant building without services and threatened with eviction to say, pakistan's leaders are only interested in photo opportunity. i don't know. i'll go there. don't come to my house. i'll show you how bad it is. the waters this high, the walls have fallen down. where should we go? we came here and there's nothing i don't. these are all packed us down people's party vote. is the p p. p winds in sin? where are they now thought it a member of since assembly promised things would change the 3rd world country

pocket pocket on the 3rd world country with a new government, his previous government destroyed the economy. how can a provincial government, a smaller body be expected to do the trying to go everywhere and get to everyone? but these people are not convinced with anything, you know, one here will sleep hungry tonight, says pledge to turn on the electricity and send more help. event has arrived with much needed medicine. and there is a fire engine filled with water that people are using to fill up all the water and cans and, and vessels that they can carry into the flax that they're living there also waiting or cooked food to be sent to the slaps, where the people are, and everyone here hopes, if there is enough to go around. they also hope that this is the beginning of promises being but night came, buildings remain dark and there isn't enough food for everyone. people blamed their leaders, leaders blame their circumstances,

but all agree. international donors need to come here to witness what is happening . pakistan they say cannot. whether this storm alone in basra, b o. d 0 sucker sin the pakistan or come out. hyder is in rosalyn per with more on this. we're in raja and food district. dishes. bugger staunch cotton, growing, buried. this is also famous for crop, such as rice register both. but as you can see, most of the fish are in on dated on the water. now people are seeking protection and coaching heat on the plastic shade, such a date, which become very hard to incite. and just to give you an idea, these people have been sitting here and they have been sitting here for the past few weeks. now just to get a feel of their dent momma doctor and it's 5 children and his wife has been sitting on tin plastic sheets such as d's, which of course also accumulate

a lot of heat. now the biggest emergency that has being faced by the people here is their weather conditions. it's highly humid. people are spreading profusely. one child even died just in her tent not far away from her. and the elderly of. busy that now suffering from dehydration. the government of gosh, will tell you that they're trying to get that across to people. but it is going to be a difficult dodge because the scale of da da da started huge. and although some people have been able to get assistance, there are many more who are still waiting for help. border born diseases are now going to greek, have all come on to the population. millions of people are waiting for help to it. i am diamond of essence. 1 because if it comes head to lead, it may be too late for these be put into has added,

if this slot is worse than the 2010 floods, my house and cattle were swept away and all our prompts are gone. for sitting here on high ground with our children under scorching heat, i ask our government to help us spot the luck i shot the flood have swept through sudden, pun job, sweeping away cash crops. according to some estimates, the losses are over $5000000000.00. and that could also mean that bugger st on will have to grapple with food and security. signer is still imposing, locked down in an attempt to stop the spread of covered 19 cases. in the southwestern city of cheng to 21000000 people have been told to stay at home. the harding has more these are the scenes that a market in chain do. when chinese authorities impose a lock down the suite many desperately grabbing what they could before the shows

emptied out some going to extreme links to stock up. 21000000 people live here. and on thursday, 157 of them tested positive for coven 1900. the government says just one case would be enough to hit pause. but if we're ready to tackle and intention services like supermarkets, pharmacies and hospitals will remain open, restaurant only allowed to offer, take away an employees of those places to get tested every day. every house can send one person with a negative test result to do their shocking once a day. mass testing means long lines. even the digital registration system keeps crashing. overwhelmed at the number of daily entries, but testing has to be done for people to be able to bring food back home to their families. too low, being flights trains taxes in a shared parks are still available for residents. medical workers and

a restaurants who have a nurturing need to go out must provide an active test result taken within 24 hours before using public transportation. shanghai and beijing know all too well what it's like during a complete lockdown. in may, the w h o criticizing the plan to achieve what beijing called 0, coven, 19 cases. in such mega cities, we indicated that the approach you know, will not be sustainable. and considering the behavior of the let us, i think a shift would be very important. the empty streets of major chinese cities are a reminder of the links. the government is willing to go to stop the pandemic lea hardy and al jazeera. so the head hair and al jazeera millions of syrians in turkey are living in fear of being deported. as the economy worsens and cools, grow to send a sonnets. he goes back the shooting on the bus and occupied at west bank inches,

6 soldiers under settler on his fort some good news for one of the motor g. he's all time greats as he targets a return to the truck. ah, how i was seems a very high temperatures recently just around relevance pushing across sin to iraq and we're still seeing temperature getting up into the mid forties. therefore baghdad and also for q wait one or 2 showers, just around the black seat was caspian sea, just around the corks is elsewhere across the middle east. it does look largely dry plenty of a warm sunshine. it warms up here in doha to route 43 degrees celsius for tuesday afternoon. some showers. they're just around the southern end of the red sea by

this stage, but otherwise it dusty lossy try and settle joy. i'm settle, warm sunshine, continuing, cross northern parts of africa. we have got some lively showers once again, just pumping up across. so central areas of africa cassie, some heavy showers into southern parts of chad. for example, as we go through monday was easily waste driving further westwards. east, the way over towards the west coast. liberia, senegal. see we're down, see some very heavy showers, some heavy showers to a possibility and see parts of the democratic republic of congo eason across into uganda. but from march to southern africa, it does state drive. we still have wind warnings, him force into the southern cape, just around cape town, as we go on through monday. i feel that it will ease off as we go on into tuesday. charles to the shower, to the east. ah, it's time for a memorable holiday with pegasus. it's time for turkey. set sail for new

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a. you're watching l to 0 reminder about top stories. now. voting is underway in chile referendum on a new constitution face. the one that drafted 982 new era of general was to finish military roof supporters of the new constitution. it's one of the most progressive in the world. we crane in forces are trying to cut off thousands of russian troops the counter offensive, and it doesn't have only regions. on sunday, ukraine kind of got more strikes and underneath rich keeps the primary. russian forces. german government has now to $65000000000.00 support package to help people and businesses cope the story. inflation on the show room full energy companies

will be used to keep down the cost of gas. let's take a closer look now at how dependent europe has been on russian energy. well, before the war and ukraine, russia used to supply about 40 percent of europe's gas, mostly through its network of pipelines, germany, italy, bulgaria, poland, and france with one of its biggest customers. european countries have now drastically reduced to their dependence on mash and gas, while at the same time keeping their storage sites at 80 percent capacity. by october of france, germany and italy have some of the largest ability to store gas, and they're nearly full of polish gas reserves at capacity. well, guerria has yet to reach the you target drisco foul is a professor of public policy at the university of effort. he describes the households that will be hardest hit as always, the share of the population that spends most of their available income on energy

services, low income people, households and, and families with a lot of children are the, the, the novelty here though is that for the 1st time i would say the crisis is actually eating into the middle class as well. people will find themselves in a difficult situation at the end of the year when they faced the energy bills and when they really have to pay for the costs of the whole year. and that's for it. we would expect a lot of people to go into the red just to cover those bills. the sheer of households, ad energy, poverty risk is at 25 percent already now and that's before we're entering the heating season. the. the price increases are yet to come. and the, the gas surcharge that the german government has decided on is yet to come in october. most of the bills will only come by the end of the year because we're

talking about a fixed price contracts and most part of the country. and some utilities have already announced energy price increases, but not all of them have done it. so we will certainly go beyond that 25 percent of energy, poverty risk, the 3 packages that the german government has put forward a target essentially most of the needs that i've just talked about. but i guess the real issue is, and i think that's what we have to face up here, have to face or is that the state cannot and will not be able to fully shield households or in the street from the economic impact. it will be there and it un is warning of a looming crisis in liberia where prices are skyrocketing, making, buying foods unaffordable to most while the government blames the ukraine crisis and cove. it members of civil society say corruption and mismanagement of public funds. are the real culprits? it was huck reports from the liberian capital monrovia too. while i'm ready to

senior members of liberia's government are breaking their silence. they had kept quiet after the us treasury imposed sanctions on them in august, accusing them of corruption. nathaniel miguel, the president's chief of staff, denies the misappropriation of public funds and of instructing warlords to threaten political rivals. he says, the u. s. has got it wrong. that it's a case of mistaken identity. it was on my name is ms. layla. so my mom taught us to really margaret and every water was using money. that is a 5. this is a fine and we were, it wouldn't be what been arrested for somebody. miss emma used wonder woman that among the guy was on the country solicitor general, who used to run a publication called the plain truth says the u. s. accusation are all lies. he blames his former boss, the minister of justice for any wrong doing. the minister of justice should be accused of odyssey. he receives document, he refused contra, his eyes contra,

never in my life. so if i begin to lose a general, even petty cat is the minister of justice. the men have been suspended by president george way on the former football star was elected in 2017 on a campaign, promising to fight for the rights of poor people. his goal was to radical corruption and poverty retired civil servant. paloma has hoped that where's presidents, he would bring change. he's appalled that government officials are now accused of stealing millions of dollars from the state coffers from which he gets his small pension. no, only is his $60.00 a month pension rarely paid on time. it is a meagre, some compared to the $5000.00 a month salary members of parliament receive. most librarians live on less than $2.00 a day with rising cost. what was once affordable is now a luxury, mr. flow can no longer afford to buy fish or meat sending his daughters and grandchildren to school is now beyond his means. at is a fraud. al gore,

my 1st day of o f i. if it is in it, however, as it is, and that visit now would be no column. where says the economic fall out from the ukraine war and cove it or the cause of his country's financial woes. his political opponents sate mismanagement of public funds is the real reason. following the imposition of american sanctions. an investigation is underway. the u. s. is libraries, main international donor and while both men are close friends with the president in times of economic hardship, the united states is one partner, whereas government cannot afford to ignore or lose nicholas hawk al jazeera monrovia for testers, belonging to india is that main opposition party have been detained, her rally against the rising cost of living. and you dunny, led by a party leader who gandy. thousands, demonstration against foreign minister and arrange, remove the government over rising unemployment, food and fuel prices. the party says essential items like wheat has gone up by as

much as a 175 percent came to power. 80 years ago, man guy got going when it's coming over like a yes 100 more did you? the message of the congress has about inflation for now in de monte is that the common people of the country are reeling under inflation. in this situation of inflation, the financial conditions are crumbling, more to speak a lot, but he should also talk about the common people so that they get some leaf. got all my bill. i got fear for the future inflation and unemployment or on the rise. this is why there is an increasing hatred in india and what his hatred lead to hatred divides people, divide the country and makes the country weak. there's been an attack on the bus carrying israeli troops and occupied westbank sick soldiers and wants to put in were injured, comes 3 weeks after another shooting, talking to the bus. gnocchi pied east jerusalem injuring 8 people, especially the name reports from west jerusalem. this security camera footage shows

a truck stopped in the desert and engulfed in flames. you could see 2 men running away, police say those men, relatives from the occupied westbank city of janine are responsible for an attack on a bus carrying israeli soldiers. it was travelling on highway 90 in the jordan valley on sunday. the men are accused of overtaking the bus and spraying it with bullets. when it stopped, police say the suspects port gas on the vehicle and tried to torch it. the soldiers inside fired back, as the suspects drove away. their getaway vehicle caught fire. police say the flammable liquid used in the attack caused it. a short time later is really forces arrested 2 men who they say committed the attack and recovered their weapons. several soldiers have been injured. the bus driver was shot in the upper body. both suspects were also burned in the truck fire. and i mean,

i'm sure when we will intensify our operation against terror, those who perpetrated and its financial backers. this operation is important and it will continue a searches underway near the occupied west village of to bass. these railey military has set up checkpoints and is searching for at least one potential suspect . general. i told them i have to take care of my bees. them, they told me they don't care. they asked me if i haven't read the news. don't you know what's happened here is really, soldiers are all over the place. there are reports that are possible, 3rd suspect is from the same family as the other men in custody. the attack on the israeli soldiers happened 3 weeks after a palestinian man shot at a bus in the old city. 8 people were injured including an american family. the israeli military has been conducting daily raids in the occupied west bank, specifically in jeanine and nablus. some palestinians have been killed. this is

leading to concerns that the violence may escalate. natasha getting al jazeera west . jerusalem come as has executed 5 men in the gaza strip, to palestinians accused of collaborating with israel and 3 others were charged with murder and statements. the mass around interior ministry said the 2 they called collaborators who haven't been named provided information that led to the killing of palestinians. the u. n. refugee agency has finished the reconstruction of a few palestinian homes that were destroyed during israel's war on garza last year . hundreds of houses were raised to the ground by israeli bombardment, but lack of aid is hampering the reconstruction efforts. as you say, it reports from garza aside, the family home is one of the few lucky refugees. and because the strip, well, i've had the residential home reconstructed after it was totally destroyed in the

2021 war by an israeli air strike. this home with 8 other home off refugees in the gaza strip. have been re constructed wise, 500 other homes are still in progress. but over the last year we've also helped over $7000.00 families, repair their houses. so all of that work is complete. and we're now working with about 470 families to do a full rebuild reconstruction. but today is exciting because we're visiting a house where a family has been able to return to their home after many months of being displaced all over the next few months. we'll see many more families returning to fully rebuild times when i say that 11 countries have funded the reconstruction of refugee homes. it because it's but because of the ongoing financial data set of ra,

many refugees have to wait for the availability of funding and possibility to reconstruct their homes. and not just from the 2021 more. when hundreds of other homes, also in the 2022 o guest war, millions of syrian refugees living in turkey, fear they could be deported. most of them come from opposition held areas in syria . when it comes as anchor and damascus seek better relations and turkish economy worsens prompting cause to send asylum seekers back or so said our reports from a turkey's southern city of cars on tip. ah, the turkish city of gesenta 70 kilometers from the border with syria. horst, about half a 1000000 silly beverages it has been more than a decade, says war force them to leave their homes to make a new life. now they faced the possibility of having to move again. can leo, man to her that off? can leon every day i have this fear being deported where my child goes to school. i

worry where my wife goes shopping, i have anxiety. we can't exercise even our fundamental rights. a thief broke my car window 2 weeks ago and stole everything inside. a lawyer advised me not to report it to the police because i might be deported to vanish, or any official complaint i might lead a syrian to being deported, deported to where a war zone are they ever presidential elections are due to take place in turkey. next year, during president ledger type outlines tenure, the country has taken in about 4000000 certain asylum seekers. but with the economy faltering, so too, as public support for them. some opposition parties are capitalizing on the anti refugee sentiment and promising to st. serious back if they were a counter, this was the ruling party, has lost a little magic push to improve relations with the city and by the lawyer says, however, worried the worst is yet to come. after numerous attempts, we found some people willing to talk to us. they are asked that to protect their

identities, saying, although they want, they want us to be hurt. they're afraid of being deported. sadly. hm. before the dash epl yet is from ali progress. he says his 2 brothers are in prison back in syria. he hasn't heard from them in years and hopes they are still alive. mother didn't want to be feel in public, in case the camera do attention to him. handling some other saudi potations have become systematic, and frequent. the recent stipends from turkish officials make us worry that we could be sent back at any minute if i'm deported to the regime control areas. i'll have the same fight as my brothers. if i'm deported to italy, been radical groups will not let us have a life. assassinations and bombardment are all that white for us there. on the other side of the border in syria, the ongoing war is silence and serious voices. on this side of the border in turkey, the fear of being deported is forcing them to stay quiet, city and say, neither country is safe for them. but it seems to have that, oh, to 0,

got down to turkey. in the us, people in jackson, mississippi are facing an unprecedented water crisis. we're going to $160000.00 residents in the city with a predominantly black population run out of a safe drinking water. it will began when the cities treatment plant already in disrepair, failed because of floods caused by heavy rain. the government is distributing a bottled water, but there's not enough to supply the entire city. some of blamed racism for the problem where people are being told to boil water before cooking with it and to keep their mouth closed when they shower. we're talking about a set of accumulated challenges that have taken place over the better part of 30 years. i remind people that i moved to jackson as a little boy in 1988. i distinctly remember in 1989 when this system crashed. after a winter storm, and so we're seeing not only the age of the age in the wear and tear on our system,

but we're seeing the effects of, of climate change. we have colder winners, hotter summers and more annual precipitation. and all of that is taking a toll on our water infrastructure or rest and say the class. so the city's water supplies and nothing short of environmental racism. jackson was once a majority white town, but now 80 percent of its population of black, the suburbs around the city, a wealthier and have newer and better infrastructure in the city. nearly a quarter of the residents live in poverty and have little choice but to die on the contaminated water. well, let's bring in april coleman. she lives in jackson and she's been distributing clean water to vulnerable household. so she joined us now from the boss. got good to have a with a so just how bad is this water situation at the moment? it's terrible. there is not enough water. the water that we have accessibility to

is dirty. so, you know, it's just a lot of distribution effort to get as much water out there as possible, but it will never be a no, this isn't just a recent issue. is it? i mean, to what extent do you think there's been racial and environmental discrimination here? we have been getting punished for quite some time for being a predominantly black city. i can recollect these issues for as long as i've been here and i was born in 1983 in jackson and over time the situation had gotten worse. we are not receiving any funding from the state of mississippi to improve the war summer, saying if jackson was a more affluent area, this wouldn't be happening. that is true. this city has so many black residence and so many are middle to lower income. a lot of the families in jackson are in poverty, but ironically, you know,

we hold all of the major government facilities and entities in jackson. so the people that are in the surrounding areas use the city of jackson to come to work. and then they go to other areas of town in the surrounding areas where they have better accessibility to facilities. they don't have food deserts, environmental racism. we have neighboring cities that don't waste. here is the man present bible infrastructure, bel air marked money to try and help disadvantage communities. so the government might say, well, they are trying i believe that he can only do as much as he can. it is, it is really up to the governor 1st that you know it's up to the governor to make sure that that money is being spent. but as it has been mentioned many times before, a lot of that money is sent back so that we do not have any access to funding at

all. okay, we'll leave it the april coleman. we appreciate your time. thank you very much for joining us here on. i'll just thank you. k prime minister boris johnson is preparing for his last full day in office removal. van was seen pulling up in front of number 10 downing street. johnston prepares to step down on tuesday and will be replaced by either this trust or wish you see not is leaving, following a series of scandals, that sort of resignations of several ministers in protest over his leadership. and in the last few days, i'm not one of the wells largest music festivals. rock in rio is back for the 1st time since the cobra 19 pandemic began. oh, on the opening night, fans were treated to a fireworks display while singing and dancing along to their favorite songs. headline acts include guns and roses,

lipa and cold play. the 10 day festival has been running for 37 so the heads on al jazeera in sport, no rest by the english anyways, both and stuff. and he will be here with us today. ah, a ah.

safer than even been humming as any international anti corruption excellence award boat. now for your hero lou ah, for sports news now and is there? thank you so much. carrie. well, our stores and bates and start to the english premier leak season has come to an end. they would have fated $31.00 by manchester. united is a false straight win for united asphalt thought they taken the lead in the 1st off

at old trafford. this effort from gabrielle martin alley was ruled out the video assess referee flanking up a final there in the build up. incentives united's d $100000000.00 signing, anthony, who scored the opener. also love the schools. and after the break through the k sanker for his even seeing may marcus rush, that was the much when, if you know it's, it is to go secure in the wind for his scene there up to 5th in the lead asner state. so despite his defeat or bulletin or up to feel from the table after a big win over less, the less that certainly inside the 1st minute through college she i, nat showed that brighton was a hit back in style, went on to win 5 to lester. all thought on the table and taking just

a single point from the open 6 games. right in just a point behind manchester city and thought them no well marked for snap and he's looking pretty unstoppable in his bid. so when a 2nd strike formula, one world title, the stop winning his home grow and pray to further extend his lead. in the standings the dutch driver delight seeing his friends by overtaking louis hamilton there, put the stuff into the lead late in the race after a safety car. serious. oh, now has a 100 and knowing full advantage over his closest rival shell. clara for rory la. finished 3rd with george trust of mercedes and 2nd, this was from stephens 10th when from 15 races. so fall. they say it's always special due to when you're home free. it was already last year this year out to say i had to work for an even more. so yeah, an incredible weekend and i'm the i really have to we, we got the dutch from bri. i mean, read, believe the faster card the moment, especially in rate based quality. i think we are,

we are very close mess of things to gain a bit of performance in rate based through. so it's looking difficult nor offend the knowledge into the last 16 of the us open data, yet to lose a match at a grand slam tournament. this year, the $22.00 time major champ convincing richard gas k. here in round 3, it was his 18th, straight win over the frenchman about 23rd. fran front, part of the year for the australian and french opens, missed out on wimbleton, through injury 36 year olds, prices american friends to see if we could. yes, my best much in the don't yes, easy. easy to say that because the other day was tough, but yeah, important improvement. and then it to keep going can always good make though for me, as i said, for the 1st time on the women's draw. well, number one, acres thrown like also a winner, despite falling behind in the 2nd set in her match against american lauren davis.

the front sharpened champion, winning this one in straight sets on site will face germany's nima and elastic. now, some good news. one of my said, she pays all time great things. mart marquez says he's 100 percent. sure he'll race again. this season mark has gone through for, for ations on the army badly injured during a crash couple years ago. the 6 time world champion is also suffered with concussion might so gp doctors have not given him the all clear to regime his career on it is beginning i. i did those in the spain as they were betty, a strict on my rehabilitation on there. and i already come here with their some guarantees i of course on there. and i already di da by gunner. i feel like i was in accept. there were levin on his absence. pack up anya, one the, some marina groom pre. thus italian falls straight when will title lead a 5 year porter or a finishing down? in 5th, a new yankees play are and judges making sure he stays top of the home,

run shots, he scored his 52nd home run of the season against the temp of a race. but his form not reflected in his team's results. the yankees losing c one this timeouts and they've now lost 6 of their last 7 gay. okay. they say sports is looking for now. kerry. andy, thank you very much indeed. that's it for me. carrie johnston for this news out. my colleague, morrow marcy will be here in a few moments with more the days about it. stay with us or not. ah ah ah

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