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no, i'm sorry. i'm noisy in london, you're watching alger 0 also coming up a program. you'll never be sore in gas prices sent shock waves, your europe, germany, and out as a $65000000000.00 package. it helps struggling people and businesses. ukraine carries out more air strikes on the antenna. if sky bridge is it keeps up, it's offensive to take back. it's something hassan, region oh. and growing anger and frustration in pakistan where a trucks have been looted as people displaced by the floods wait for help to right ah. or we want to go to chilly polls of closed in the referendum there on whether to adopt a new constitution to replace the one drafted in 1980. during general augusta penetrates

military rule train president gabrielle burridge. cast his vote earlier on one of the 50000000 people eligible supporters of the new constitution claim is one of the most progressive in the world. but to so many julians could reject the constitution holes just before a 2 week blackout showed the no vote ahead by nearly 10 percent anyone remaining in line a polling place will still be able to cast their ballots in the compulsory vote. so what is it then about the proposed new constitution that they don't like? well, it recognizes 11 indigenous peoples offering the more autonomy, especially with judicial shoes. some critics object to their saying, it turns historically marginalized, indigenous people into a higher cost of citizen. it would also legalize abortion, give y to protections to the environment, drawing criticism from many in the traditionally conservative country. about 40 world renowned economists, some political scientists of back the constitution. but many of those riling against the changes,

say moving away from the current free market model will destabilize the economy. so if more let's, let's go live to i last america at a till you see a newman in santiago, tell us more about why this vote is taking place. hi marian. well, the role of his just said have close just a few seconds ago. and in fact right behind me is one of those. this has been the election where the largest percentage of julians have ever come out in vote voted it is mandatory. yes. but it's also an indication of just how much julians believe that a new constitution has the power to really change their lives for the better or the worse in this case this election or rather the notion of rewriting the constitution that dated back to the 1980 constitution written under the penal shane dictatorship came in 9 in 2019 would surely underwent an enormous social upheaval of social

explosion as it was called people. it was very violent at times, but the vast majority of julian said that they needed a new social contract in this country because of the social inequality that existed here. and much of that they believed was linked to that constitution, which is very, very free market. very pro private enterprise, private property and did not really guarantee the things of this getting constitution if approved, would guarantee tell, had to change and question's abortion. you mentioned also absolute gender parity if it was written, in fact with gender parity. the 1st constitution in the world where 50 percent of or more, in fact, of the delegates were women. and so there are a whole array of, of articles in this constitution that are groundbreaking, not just for this country of this region, but perhaps also of the world, which is why it's drawn so much attention and interest. but it's also been criticized from going to far in some cases for being

a to not being specific enough and leaving too many things to, to open to interpretation. particularly what you mentioned about the rights of the indigenous people. so it's going to be very, it's very difficult at this point to know which ag will win, especially because so many people are voting more than ever before. and this comes against the backdrop of rising inflation. cost of living challenges we see in many of the countries around the world in a slot a shops slow down in the economy there. how has gabrielle borage approach this? what is he said about this service referendum? well, the problem is that nobody had bodied is one of the biggest supporters of this record of this, of having a new constitution and he supports this version of a new constitution. remember, there was a another referendum over a year ago, or 2 years ago. i'm sorry, where jillian said that they wanted a, by a wide margin,

80 percent of those were voted say they wanted a new contribution. but what kind of a constitution, what it would say that's really been the problem. how much change not the fact the chileans want some sort of change and guardian body to mandate or of his presidency as being associated with this constitution so closely that if it is rejected, it will certainly weigh heavily on his popularity. and it will also be seen as a litmus test of his support. all right, thank you very much from santiago where the poles of now close our latin america to thank you is seen human. we are getting reports now from canada that at least 10 people have been killed. another 15 injured in a series of stabbings and saskatchewan province. now police say there may be more victims who have transported themselves to various hospitals in the area. these stabbings happen in multiple locations in the province. there are 2 suspects who remain at large. so this is

a breaking news story of following out of canada. this are we going to bring you more information as it comes to us? ah, japanese and out to $65000000000.00 package of measures to help people and businesses cope with soaring gas prices. in outman comes 2 days after russia said one of its main supply pipelines to the continent would remain shut indefinitely. john, the chancellor alive shalt insist his country will make it through the long when increasingly bleak went up. the one ukraine has caused unprecedented energy crunch throughout europe. saturdays. all major protests against the chat government, other sewing prices, their high force. it has the story. the huge rises and wholesale gas prices of set off in inflationary shockwave through europe. russia's announcement on friday that it's not stream one pipeline would remain shut down, is set to send energy prices rising yet again,

this week. you'll never walk alone. germany's chancellor is trying to ease fears among households and businesses with a new package of aid. not for this system. we're talking about 65000000000 euros when you add everything together and we are talking about 95000000000. if you include the 1st 2 relief packages, that's a lot we are doing and it's necessary. if you, germany's finance minister apparently is now persuaded of the need for a windfall tax on energy suppliers worth in the double digit billions. he says life . the german government is saying the country can last the winter, having built up gas reserves to 85 percent of capacity, but energy stock piling by germany and other european countries. this helps and prices skyward, along with fears for millions facing fuel poverty was analysis this morning the italy spent a 100000000000 euros on, on gas and energy, and as one of the most exposed to the russian importance. but then contacts. normally, the costs are around 12000000000 euros for

a country like that. so this is very expensive and what we're seeing now is those starting to spill over the scenes. the czech republic on saturday will crystallize one question for your opinion leaders, can they maintain public support, the strong anti russian measures in the face of those domestic costs? the check premieres to says these protests were organized by what he called radical russia sympathizing elements. nonetheless, please said 70000 people took part t's and where is your digit with this winter in russia is preparing for a decisive energy strike on all europeans, each of them. and the key answers to this should be 2 things. first, are unity about unity in defense against the terrorist state of the show, and 2nd, increasing our own pressure on russia. all of these commodities allow shell to 2nd set piece of enter the day designed to support that message welcoming ukraine's prime minister with the military. god of honor dennis schmidt hall is seeking more military aid from berlin and is offering to send surplus ukrainian electricity. the

other way, i re faucet al jazeera, shall i take a closer look now at how dependent europe has been on russian energy before the war in ukraine. moscow supplied about 40 percent of europe's gas, mostly through its network of pipelines, germany, italy, bulgaria, poland in france with some of its biggest customers. european countries have now drastically reduced that dependence on russian gas. amy to keep their storage sites at 80 percent capacity by october, france, germany, italy, in the netherlands, have the largest ability to store gas, and they're nearly full polish gas reserves are capacity, but bulgaria has yet to reach that you target of ukrainian prime ministers trip to berlin fall as months of rocky relations between germany and ukraine, of a supply of military equipment. dominic cane has more now on how sunday's visit went. thought so discuss, but it christa 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 the 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 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 or ukraine's president is saying, his forces have taken to settlements in the south of the country. one in the east has been fierce fighting in the south. i keep is trying to cut off thousands of russian soldiers and we take ground and a counter offensive. officials say it's not going to be a quick operation and they're asking ukrainians to be patient. meanwhile, civilians 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. oh, clean up a debris after the city came under russian shelling the night before. a medical

clinic and a research institute were to the buildings damaged by the nearby artillery strikes is, is 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 and college in in nickel tall, another southern ukranian town, local official say residential areas are under constant russian shelling, fearful and was 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 with 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 and had san 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 its own city where more fortified russian defences await. when do you think you'll be able to do an offensive against her son? city? was a very good question. actually. it viewed the browns saw no hold on. this is gonna work. how quick we get all necessary amounts from our vest. an alliance, especially from united states and her kindly ukrainian, i'm forced field, the lack of law. i'm of eagles for our infantry. we feel like all for air forces. we need the thanks and we need the artillery festival. and from his perspective, for i would see her 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 said i had on the program, ah, panic buying mass testing and empty streets is china keeps up at 0 covet policy, confining whole cities to their homes and fix days on the people of jackson, mississippi is still waiting to find out when they'll have safe drinking water again. ah.

hi there, good to be with you right off the bat. here's an update on our typhoon and the east china sea. it is scraping eastern portions of china with some pretty intense rain, so flash flood alerts in play there. that's the forecast on monday. let's see where this is going. it's going to link up with this moisture over the korean peninsula looking like a potential land fall into the wee hours of tuesday. but this one's quick moving. so throughout the day on tuesday those conditions will certainly improve. meantime, we've also got some bursts of brain around japan's main island of honju. more so are for southern areas. down under right now, quite the so can we saw parts of w 824 hour rainfall, about $37.00 millimeters. but all of that to say this was the what is september day and over a century in this area, and still some lingering showers and wind not too far away from perth, including perth itself, with a hive. 18 degrees then southerly wind,

strengthened down those temperatures. just a bit below average, for example, in sydney with a hive 18 degrees and look at this plume of moisture stretching from the tropics. that's going to drop down into new zealand. so pouring rain to be expected for the northland on monday. but this one's quick. moving as well. so here's the forecast on tuesday. things improve for the northland, auckland. 14 degrees susan. ah, this is the architect, but john knew his self appointed tasks to create sustainable housing for the rule pool to bring tropical beauty back into vietnam's choking urban spaces. and to convince developers that his dreams are attainable with changing minds can be as hard as altering spaces. rebel architecture continues with meaning. the city on

al jazeera lou ah, welcome back, watching al jazeera ally from london. the main story of following now in chalet poles of closed invoke counting his underway in a referendum on a new constitution to replace the one drafted during general, augusta finishes military rule. supporters of the new constitution say it's one of the most progressive in the world. but opponents believe it would destabilize economy. germany is announced to $65000000000.00 package of measures to help people and businesses cope with soaring gas prices. comes off to 2 days. following

russia saying that one of its main supply pipelines to year would remain shot indefinitely. we've also been following breaking news developments out of canada. at least 10 people have been killed. another 15 injured in, stopping this at 13 different locations and to sketch or province. but he say they are looking for 2 suspects. is kept minus now for my can or in washington, i have you been hearing much about this, mike? well, the story has just been breaking within the last few minutes in terms of any further detail, very difficult. the police say that they are looking for 2 suspects. a number of people have been stabbed at least 15 wounded. but the issue is, is that this is over a fairly wide expanse of area. these attacks have happened over a period of a few hours. now this is in saskatchewan at sc ranging through an area near port, albert. now it's also at the stage, there's

a football match been going on in the town of wixon and it appears that the initial stabbings happen in this area. but of then spread out across several different districts. over the past few hours, the royal canadian mounted police say that they are looking for 2 suspects. they've identified them, they've identified the vehicle that they are traveling in. but at this time, they are still at large. the r and c p m p. don't give any reason for the stabbing . they don't understand any motive at this particular point, but they are searching for the 2 people they believe are responsible, as a said to at least 10 people killed at this particular point, according to the r c. m. p. as many as 15 have been injured in the series of stabbings which have a ruptured within the last few hours in a large area of, of saskatchewan, in canada. all right, thank you very much. wrapped mike hannah in washington.

now the dest hall from pakistan's prolonged period of rain, fallen flooding as reached a $1290.00, including hundreds of children floods of also decimated much of pakistan's agricultural heartland with sinned, province experiencing 5 times more rain than the 30 year average. damage to the province is estimated at $1600000000.00, with hundreds of thousands of farmers now without jobs or homes. and younger is growing among millions have been displaced by the floods as they wait for aid to arrive from soccer in sinned province. same bas ravi now reports to those who have a message from the people of sinned. share your food in our hour of need, or we will take it from you in a while but operate about the daily, the rich fill their stomachs and give us the run around. i make the children chase food until we're 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 dogs. up and going. 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 they like to meet the people who come to us for 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 this nothing 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 will change. heard,

we're going to be back in the 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 is 300. tonight, i've got a pledge to turn on the electricity and send more help back. a van 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 flats that they're living. there also waiting for cooked food to be sent to those flats where the people are and every one here hopes that there is enough to go round. they also hope that this is the beginning of promises being can't. but night came, buildings remained dark and there isn't enough food for every one. people blamed their leaders, leaders blamed their circumstances. but all agree. international donors need to

come here to witness what is happening. pakistan, they say cannot. whether this storm alone is in basra, v o g 0 sucker sin the pakistan o protested, supporting india's main opposition party have been detained. a rally against a rising cost of living in the deli, thousands of people demonstrate against i'm innocent around remote is governments of a rising unemployment. food and fuel prices in a protest set by congress quantity to rattle gandhi, the parties as essential items like weeks have gone up by as much as a 175 percent. since mowdy came to power 8 years ago, going with domino, gallagher. yes, and as a, you're more does you the message that the congress has about to inflation for not in demonte is that the common people of the country are reeling under inflation. like in this situation of inflation, their financial conditions are crumbling. more des speaks a lot, but he should also talk about the common people so that they get somewhat leave

jacobo. irish. yep, i got fear for the future. inflation and unemployment are on the rise. this is why there is an increasing hatred in india. and what does hatred lead to hatred divides, people, divides the country and makes the country weekend. both men, activists in brazil say to members of an indigenous group known for its forest guardians, who combat illegal. deforestation were killed on saturday. mar, now state group, his name, one of the victims is jenny nor olivera guadalajara. they say he was killed by multiple gun shots in the back. another man is said to have been run over by a vehicle in while indigenous groups from native amazon tribes have been protesting in south palo rally comes a day before plan nationwide demonstrations to stop illegal logging and mining a cooling for better government protections for reserves in the rain forest mostly like a model that amazon is on fire. the forest is gone. hitting deforestation records of the last couple years or every minute to soccer fields are deforested in the

brazilian amazon. that is why we're here to say enough with this violence, enough genocide against how people and our territory this general seizure pulled on these really all me. so sick soldiers and a satar have been injured in a shooting in the jordan valley. an army spokesman says, palestinians shot at a barn near hummer in the occupied west bank. the suspects have been arrested, comes 3 weeks after another's shooting, targeted, abbas in occupied east jerusalem injuring 8 people. now china is still imposing city wide locked downs and an attempt to maintain its 0 coded policy. 21000000 people in chang do a carney confined to the homes. after a $150.00 locally transmitted cases were found on thursday, just one person from each household can leave the homes for essential shopping. while the city tests all of its residents over the coming days, they are haunting,

has more. these are the scenes at a market inching do when chinese authorities impose a lock down the suite. oh, many desperately grabbing what they could before the shelves emptied out some going to extreme length to stock up 21000000 people live here and on thursday, a 157 of them tested positive for cove. at 19, the government says just one case would be enough to hit pause. but if we're ready, jericho am being social services like supermarkets, pharmacies and hospitals will remain open. restaurants only allowed to offer take away and employees of those places to get tested every day. every household consent, one person was a negative test result to do their shopping once a day. oh, 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, to being flights trains, taxes in a shared barks are still available for residents. medical workers and residents who have a nurturing need to go out must provide a negative test result taken within 24 hours before using public transportation. shanghai in 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 calls 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 virus, i think a ship will 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. leah

harding al jazeera in jackson, mississippi people and now into day 6 of an unprecedented water crisis will than a 160000 residents in the city. with a predominantly black population of run out to safe drinking water began one flooding, not with cities, treatment plans offline. on monday, it was already in disrepair and the head of the federal emergency management agency says they don't know when it will be fixed. the government is distributing bottled water, there's not enough to supply the entire 50 people being told to boil water before cooking with it and to keep their mouth closed when they shower. some have been the problem on racism. 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. now, here in london, a man has been arrested for trespassing off to climbing to the top of the building . we are now in the shard, which is the you case. tallest. emergency services were called in the early hours of sunday morning after at least one man was seen scaling skyscraper. he's a famous free climber known for a series of similar dance posted or that he likes to post selfie. so this is what he did on top of the shot added to his facebook page. a 2 other men have been detained on suspicion of causing public nuisance. ah.