sea turtle species, johnny mul. new guy searches for sea turtle nests, but no longer hunts for commerce or consumption. he's now one of the many poachers toward the sea turtle patrollers in his town. they work with a local conservation group kerman. when we 1st got into the communities, we had the earned their dress. nowadays, when we have releases sale there is come out and call the children and explain to them how. 1 of the see their notes are our partners, sea turtle hatch links are also helping fuel the local tourism industry. sunset releases into the ocean had become quite the spectacle while the program here low and you and has been successful poaching of sea turtles and there and continues in other parts of the country. the sea turtle was the victim of coaching, as well as being rehabilitated by perma says 2009. chroma has released more than 33000 hatchlings into the ocean. ah,

israel's cabinet as approves, major budget comes to fund a national god under the command of the far right. security minister ah, i get it from the get here. so this is also coming up with phillip tom to the vice prime minister son. i'm not a social democrat, so facing of tough parliamentary vote. were in today's heels, borneo were a new capitalist being built for. critics say the projects front to use the environment. people in paris, supposing on whether to do away with electric, scuse us some say dangerous. other use ah, israel is competence is,

is it to approve major budget cuts across ministries to fund a controversial so called national guard. the security minister is a mob been given says that it's critical in the fight against what he calls terrorism. but you are jude. it would report directly to and give it opposition leader. yeah, l a pete has criticized constant health education and security budgets to allocate money for what he's called been given as private army. he's treated saying the priorities of this government are ridiculous and despicable. the only thing that keeps that busy is running over democracy and promoting extreme fantasies of delusional people. david saw is a former district commander of police in tel aviv. he says there is no need for a separate force. i think a, a, we need to strength existing force of the police, which is lack of 2000 police officers for general regularly policing duties.

and he will be blessed if they will add those this budget and did the police officers, which they want to go to the to do in this program. but under the commissioner and under the police, it's not only by the economic a sense, it's also by meaning that we can't accept that there will be any kind of law enforcement which is not under the regulation, the law and order of the police commissioner. and that's it, i mean, it's very strange that the government will decide to create another, a police officer. and the can says that it will be kind of a private militia, or it will be parallel parallel to the existing forces to walk at the same territory with the different commanding. it will be, these are, let's go live to western rizla. now serious bernard smith is that, but why has the cabinet decided on this now?

adrian, this has been at my bank of a pet project really since he joined with benjamin netanyahu coalition. his new government in december, bank of air has been pushing more and more for it since he's because he's fail to get control really with a police or the military. and his wish came true last week when benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister. finally, k did get set to bank of it. okay. you can have this national guard what courteous coal private militia, if you agree to my plan, to pause the judicial overall that he's trying to push through parliament has been prompted all these protest and the national strike that we had last week about legislation. also very important to bangor there and of the far right of the cabinet. so bank of it agrees. and in return he gets this. this national guard are promised to set one up. the work cabinet ministers were told who spoke out against

the idea of it, but in the end they all voted in favor of it. adrian. so what happens next, willis, national god be formed. well, there's quite a few months, at least before we get to the stage a pathway understand of people actually being hired to become members of this national guard. we know it's going to be funded by skimming about $1.00 to $1.00 and a half percent of the budgets of all the other ministries. and we're looking at a, an estimated cost of about $278000000.00 for it. the attorney general, she's told the cabinet that she's not convinced by the legality of this new national guard. she says, as of now, there is a legal hindrance to advancing the current draft. and so there are a lot of people sort of in officialdom who are in favor of the idea, but it has also parliamentary hurdles to jump. so it's certainly a few months off, but it's an indication of a sort of chaos we've seen in israeli government over the last few months because

of his attempt to overhaul the judiciary. but where once this national guard was never going to happen, bank of a wasn't going to get the money or the packing for it. now after last week, all of a sudden it could become true. i was 0. smith live in west jerusalem, but many thanks and days. serious defense ministry says that 5 military personnel have been injured and what it says are israeli airstrikes. israel is declined to comment on the report of the latest attack on it. in western syria on sunday, it comes days after 2 members of iran's revolution regard were killed in damascus. iran's foreign ministry spokesman says the terran reserves the right to respond to what it says is israel's aggression of the appropriate time. prime minister benjamin netanyahu didn't directly mentioned the strikes during sunday's cabinet meeting, but he said that israel continues to fight terrorist and the who go room milk. we collect a heavy price from the regimes that support terrorism outside the borders of israel

. and i suggest to our enemies that they should not gloat over the internal dispute among us, as it will not affect our firmness, our ability and our strength to act against our enemies on all fronts. and in every place and time we thought parliamentary elections had taken place in finland where center, right and right wing parties hoping to one seat the prime minister, son amarion took power in 2019 becoming the world's youngest prime minister. the vote comes just days before the e member is said to join nato for a challenge reports with each slip of paper, finland's next government is being decided, but it's been too close to predict a winner. neither the social democrats nor the national coalition party nor the fins party held a significant lead in pre vote. opinion polls coalitions are the norm in finland with the winning party getting the 1st attempt, but forming a government. i know it's on a nice, very popular and she's done great that most of the fins also think that she did an

amazing job with the current wires. but maybe we have to look at new hi tracy's that we have. and some of us still believe that she does very good job. other people who need a want something new with how youth and progressive politics. santa myron has been popular among young moderates at home and abroad. bots living costs searching and finland is teetering into a recession. made of i'm finishing up campaigning on saturday. marin acknowledged she's fighting for her political survival. that the chase, i mean very high. we have 3 parties that hard. i either any, one of these a parties can win. a mariners presided over finance biggest geopolitical transition in decades applying to join nato in response to neighboring rushes,

invasion of ukraine. but opponents were quick to jump on. a leaked video with her drinking and partying with friends, saying she wasn't fit to govern. marian was cleared of wrongdoing and arguably criticism of her government's public spending has hit her more for me. i'm burdened by the economics. actually read like too much dept. i think i wish you would have a belfort. they still in 20 years time, but with the current expenditures and dep thinking i'm worried about how we can afford the welfare states in the future having become the world's youngest prime minister of 34. it's possible santa marin could be an ex prime minister at $37.00, rory challenz, how to 0. o guerria is holding its 5th parliamentary election in 2 years, turn out is expected to be lo. she's a vote of fatigue. and the fact that polling stations received bomb threats linked to russian hackers or gary ends. last, those had just 6 months ago. rising inflation,

accusations of corruption and the war and ukraine have been major campaign issues. fessler. java is from the european council on foreign relations. she says, a positive outcome is vital for the future of bulgaria. clearly, everybody who goes to ro today hope that they will be an end of the stalemate. rain because clearly in time of war, in terms of economic crunches in times of shifting power away from the parliament in the hands of the president who keeps appointing, take a government, it is now high time to to get a regular government. so this is the hope of many years today. it looks like people really understand that this is a serious moment for the country. and that wasting another 6 months,

probably for another. the government and another election is not going to change much the result, but it's going to make space for, you know, people who try to 3rd countries in the interval giving you mentioned the bomb threats in the schools. there are many other attacks cyber attacks and other hybrids attacks in people know that it's only a stable government that can bring the country to be tomorrow. just watches in montenegro, people voting in a presidential run off between the incumbent below, just kind of it's and the former economy minister under you candidates, the small nation join nato, started negotiations for you membership and moved away from russia. however, his posse is accused of corruption and links to organized crime. the u. s. bad

weather's been hampering cleanup operations after days of severe storms. tornadoes swept across 8 states in the south of midwest, leaving a trail of destruction. the death toll has risen to at least $26.00 since the storms hit on friday. i'm 0. my camera reports, ah, the tornadoes shredded homes and shopping centers and all console and ripped on power lines throughout much of the state. right now for me, is this the clean up what i can and get this cleared and man try to see who else i can help a man it was, it was devastating. it was, i say it was an aeroplane and it had to take, i had to to move things like they're about to blow. that's what it felt like a lot of pressure. the states governor says more bodies are being discovered as emergency crews comb the wreckage lift in the wake of the storms. i've had the opportunity for the last couple of hours to speak with,

but the homeland security secretary, as well as president biden, who have offered a tremendous amount of support, anything that arkansas needs. they have assured us that those resources will be here and on the ground. and we really appreciate their willingness to help arkansas how from a city, a county, a state and a federal perspective. ah, the state of emergency has been declared in indiana with tens of thousands of homes are without electricity. ah, in illinois, at least one person was killed and dozens were injured. when a roof collapse occurred during a concert at a theatre. there was a show going on that night and upwards of over 200 people present in the building when the collapse occurred. luckily, do the response and all the 1st responders and the bi standards helping assist everybody out. i believe the conditions could have been much worse. the full extent

of the damage is still to be measured. as more storms are on their way. my cannot al jazeera don nickles manages a piano store in little rock, arkansas. he gave us this 1st hand, the count of the moment a tornado hit, the shop we were in the store that's behind us here. and the alarms had gone off. we heard several sirens, and i actually stepped out of the building to look to the south west where tornadoes come to see what the skies look like. and we saw the funnel cloud coming towards us, and we watched it. it seemed a long ways away. but then we started hearing it, it's a very, you're each sound, and that's when we took cover in the back of our store under some stairs. i didn't have that fear. you don't think it's really gonna hit. i mean, the odds are so low,

but it's, i mean, i've lived my whole life and it's the 1st time i've ever actually been in. i've been near several, we're in a shopping center here that has about 5 or 6 buildings. 3 of them were fairly heavily damaged. we only had just a little damage to our actual store. just a window was blown out and the ceiling tiles dropped. but the restaurant just next door to us is closed. the walls were literally pulled out of that restaurant. there's lots of people operating water and food and help to those who are working and helping. and of course, those who have lost their homes as well. we'll take a look at what's happening elsewhere in the world. weatherwise next, then we'll take you inside a home to the elderly and disabled and you crave coffee with the fact ah

hello, there was not in south asia and things were looking at largely settled across the west coast of indian, our temperatures off fit to sit higher than average for the next 3 months that according to indian weather officials, we will see some wet away the creeping down across southern areas and places like carola and some thunderstorms popping off in sri lanka. but temperature is pushing up across those central areas. and i po, hitting $39.00 degrees celsius on tuesday, and we will see those dry and warmer conditions extending up towards the northwest . just a shower here that the wet weather for the north of this course. northern areas of pakistan and snow expected on the mountains that'll stretch through to nepal. some wet weather coming into baton over the next few days. but things are looking much dryer for the east to this for bangladesh. when you delhi, we will see clear sky suddenly by thursday that was move east to east asia,

was seen very heavy rain effect. most central parts of china flooding down pool is expected from that system that is working its way slowly east. it's got a wintery edge across its northern flank, much dryer for the south of this, just a few showers coming in to hong kong. and we'll see that wet to whether it's got to scott its way across the korean peninsula on tuesday. ah, a

lou. ah, hello again. this is al 0, the made years the saw israel's cabinets and approved. major budget cuts across ministries to fund the national guard headed by the far right. security minister is a mob been given says it's critical in a fight against what he calls terrorism. serious defense ministry claims that 5 military personnel have been injured and what it says it is really ass strikes. israel's declined to comment on the report of the latest attack in western syria on sunday, and fiddler disputing in a parliamentary election. with these sent to rise and fall rights hoping to one seat santa maria took part in 2019 becoming the world's youngest. prime minister

comes 2 days before the e. u member is sent to join the nato. at least 6 people have been killed in washing missile strikes and ukraine stone, yet screeching 8 others suffered shrapnel wounds of the city of cross deanthony fca . the regions governor says multiple high rise blocks in the city center and residential buildings were damaged. thousands of disabled ukrainians have been placed in institutions since the start of the war. many of the soviet era facilities provide patients minimal comforts and little freedom. joe hall reports from bottom, the bottom, the anchor northwest of keefe. it looks like a prison exercise yard that these men a mental health patience, captives of a different sort. in the prison of the mine. they looked after here with great care, along with the elderly and those with disabilities. together they make up one of ukraine's many worsening wartime crises from us w. the scale is shocking,

and there will be even more a psychologically damaged men return from the war. marina was in charge when russian soldiers heading for cave surrounded the facility in february last year, little the longer that of it affected them a lot almost every day. now we take some of the boys for psychiatric treatment to support their emotional stays. some of become more aggressive after what they went through. there was gunfire and explosions. 12 local people were killed, including 4 of her residents. the horror of it deepened their trauma. and there's been other changes newcomers from areas near the front lines like alina, who arrived here with her mother from now occupied. easton, ukraine. you are homeless and without relatives, to careful them. it's estimated more than 4000 elderly ukrainians with disabilities have ended up in state run institutions that barely have the resources to cope that

this institution is one of the best in the keep region. and you can imagine what they're like in the east, more than 800 kilometers away. soviet era institutions like this were often built in remote locations deliberately to keep disabilities hidden. which is partly why this one fell in the path of the russian invasion. now, a sector that had been modernizing before the war has been set back and is under extreme pressure. arlena stayed on to care for residence as russian soldiers set up firing positions outside. they put borders and grad rocket systems in the field over there. she explains. those ellicott, they're both the keys lackland, that there is currently a great need for these facilities for people who lost their homes, their loved ones, left alive with their problems, who will help them except organizations like ours you the sound of a piano brings welcome cheer alex, has been

a resident here for 4 years. when the russians came, a friend told him to run, and so he did, returning as soon as they left to the care that now is in high demand. but short supply, joe, the whole al jazeera borrowed younger, became a fashion as expel journalists working for french newspapers, lamond, and liberation. effective on sunday. it's the latest crackdown of french media after the france. 24 news channel was taken off air there last week. a military spokesman said the broadcaster acted as a quote, communications agency. the terrorists are to it's journalist interviewed the leader of al qaeda in north africa. the channel called the decision outrageous and defamatory, the creation of what will become indonesia has new capital, tucson, tara, is being pitched as a safe haven for endangered species. the government hopes to undo some of the damage caused by decades of deforestation. but conservationists fear the construction will destroy even more of the natural environment. jessica washington

reports from east canton. these upon use most famous residence and this land is intended to be a haven for the endangered species. the sambota le, sorry, centre rehabilitate, injured and often to run more times before they are released into the wild. but even in this sanctuary they still face threats that is the thought or illegal mining and for the lightly in this as surrounded with humble jealous barry. so life is quite dangerous for the establishment of the conservation unauthorized to land encroachment is a major concern for the foundation. altree anto hopes the indonesian government's plans to relocate the capital to a location near by will result in more vigilance against longstanding environmental problems such as deforestation for mining and palm oil plantations. the new capital in the center is due to be inaugurated in august next year. this will be the main

area of the new capital, said to be a sprawling metropolis, 4 times larger than the current capital carter authority, status and terrible work with rather than against nature. the government has pitched the project as a model for sustainable development. you know that the development of fir and your capital is not just so making. when you sit, this is not just a building infrastructure, but you've also thought is thor, are degraded your environment. this nursery is part of that initiative. seedlings grown here will be replanted in new santa l by occupy under the local hunters in the electrical and we're actually transforming industrial forest back into natural for example, because the president wants 60 percent of the new capital area to be green. but some are skeptical groups like green piece have criticized to the project about an it guy. maybe that you must think about more than development just the korea de la

will destroy more of the national norman. all the conservationists to raise concerns about the clearing of hundreds of hank days of mango forest for infrastructure to service the new capital and the impact on some endemic species. but back at the rank of 10 century, algeria, anto says he can also see the positives. like opportunity law in the hands of the government as well to showing to us that government also care not only moving to escalate my band, but also seen this is that you goodness of the government. let the conservation that the fan as important as that development of our country. the challenge for the government is to prove that can reverse some of the environmental damage of the past and not create further destruction along the way. jessica washington out to 0 east cali mountain sofa as an associate professor of science, technology and science here, ma'am yang technological university. he says the decision to move the capital city

fails to address regional economic disparity. there are 2 major reasons that prompted the coordination government to relocate the capital from jakarta to east cali month. and the 1st one is related to regional disparity, which is nice that has been suffering for many decades in which jeff islands has been predominately contribution to economic growth, which is about 50 percent of the g d p. so by relocating the capital to outside of the nation government inspect that it will trigger a more even distribution of economic growth. the 2nd reason is that the cost, though, just the current capital, is consider no longer suitable to function as a capital for the run due to traffic ingestion and flopped risk. so the government believes that it is cheaper to build a new city, dan, fixing a jack carter's complex organ problems. now the problem is that this relocating in

building and your capital just doesn't necessarily address these 2 issues because original disparity is, is less about the location of capital. and more about, you know, how the general government and distribute the fiscal policy to all corporate still governments and also how to improve the lack to address the lack of manpower, new prospectors across many parts of a you know, nice outside java. so i think relocating and building new capital, it's got a month and we get what you know, nice them government is doing now does not really address the problem and may not achieve the goal that they want to accomplish. a forest fire and south korea's capital threatened more than 100 homes and forced the occupants to leave the plays began on a mountain at central solar monday morning water bombing helicopters were brought

in. to extinguish the flames, several wildfires have been reported outside the city. british travellers hoping to get to france for the easter holidays and facing long queues of the port of dover authorities there. a blaming lengthy french border checks since briggs at school holiday since briggs across the school holidays. in particular, of course, significant delays because free movement from britain to the e. u ended lost here the u. k. government claimed france for insufficient staff, a boarder posts an allegation that paris denies electric scooters are seen by many as a cheaper green way to get around cities. but they also pose a danger to pedestrians, voters taking place in paris to decide whether to allow scooters in the city, the trash or butler reports. nunez sienna, is a big fan of paris is electric scooters. he says he hires one most days to get around the city could, could present him. he scooters are really useful because paris is so busy,

especially in rush hour. it's impossible to move around. so thanks to these, we can use the cycle lanes. it's much better than a car available. e scooters were introduced in france in 2018 since then. they've become part of the landscape in most cities. but some people say they're a nuisance cluttering pavements and endangering pedestrians. now the french government launched a new plan to regulate them. writers will have to be at least 14 years old and they'll be tougher penalties for misuse. court on industrial to people on an east good or is forbidden to day, but the find is only 35 euros. so it will be raised to a 135 years. the messages that dangerous behavior will be paralyzed, dedicated parking zones, and lowest speed limits are already in place. while the french government is stepping up, its regulation of electric skirt is here in paris. the city hall is asking people to vote on whether or not to panam the 3 companies that provide paris is he's good

to say a band would make no sense in a city that's often led the way in promoting low carbon alternatives to cause and motor bikes. we very hope indeed that's our vote will be positive and that perishes . people will continue to welcome students in a safe and sustainable way in the city opinion. on the streets though, is divided saucers. web suckers, i can see they offer an alternative form of transport, but at the same time they can be dangerous for pedestrians, the elderly, if it was with don texas, i think they not been around long enough to just scrap them. we need more research on things like dangers, mortality, and perhaps we need better infrastructure for them. because the folks taking place in polling stations rather than online, it's expected to be dominated by older people who are more likely to favor a ban. once the results are in, it'll be up to paris is mer to make the final decision.