energy revolution, taking on new elements, fries own out your 0, the, there's a wave of sentiments around the world will see what she wants, the accountability from the people who are running their countries. and i think often people's voices and not heard because it's not part of the mainstream news larger obviously, because of the big stories and moving forward from the big events is going on. but we'll say and tell the story is that people generally don't have a voice. i'm in one of the trunk where that's me. never be afraid to put the hand up and ask a question. and i think that's what i actually really does. the all the questions for people who should be accountable. and also if we get people to give that view of what's going on, the

today's constitutional referendum delivers a win for right wing policies. they'll dominate the assembly drafting a new johnson the other that nora kyle, this is out. is there a live from doha. also coming up faith to prospects of peace in suits on warring factions, keep fighting, even as talks take place in saudi arabia, syria is reinstated to the arab league and take a 12 year suspension for its war against the opposition uprising and a growing number of wolf attacks in germany has form is fair and so that livestock, [000:00:00;00]

the, the to is government has suffered a major set back after a vote to choose a council to draft a new constitution the far right republicans and all the conservative parties took more than 50 percent of support combined, a blue left this presidents, gabriel burridge, oppose were held off the last year's rejection of of hayes johnson to replace the one adult said under today's full met dictatorship. last in america as salisia, newman reports from the capital santiago, little replacing the constitution left behind by chiles, formerly military dictatorship, is turning out to be much more difficult than anyone could have predicted. chileans went back to the pole sunday to elect a new constitutional council that they hoped would do a better job than the previous one. was draft charter they rejected last september for being too radical. i can't forget that we need to reach

a balance the consensus. so that everyone is happy with the results i'm like last time might keep that and more quality, more modern rules with the more modern vision of society in the constitution. that's what i hopeful, but that's likely to happen. if the previous counsel was dominated by the far left, this time it will be under the control of the right and for right together they've clinched more than 30 of the 50 delicate seats enough to pass any constitutional norm they propose on their own to lose republican party the most conservative of both will now be the leading political force and their most voted candidates lucila told me they've never wanted to replace the dictatorship era constitution. you're still going through it, but yeah, in our starting point. yeah, this process allows us to introduce new aspects to it that we believe our constitution deserves become more there. nice fundamental rights like on our

privacy and internet issues and mr. the stabilize our political system. the. the results could have been different, but 20 percent of votes will know or blank ballots believe to have been cashed mostly by progressive chileans who are unhappy with the process. a team of legal experts appointed by congress has already presented, motivated proposals that include veteran recognition of social rights, such as education, health, care and pensions. but these can be modified or rejected by the new body. the council will have a very short time to draft the charter only 4 months. then it will be put to the vote again in the referendum on december 17th. shouldn't be techs to be found wanting. surely we'll have lost the last opportunity for a long, long time to finally eliminate the last important symbol of it's for the military dictatorship. and it would be an irony, particularly this year, as truly commemorates the fifty's on

a verse 3 of the quote that gave birth to the constitution that so many find in a jet image. see, and human al jazeera son. yeah, well, christine, us, you a fantastic that, that john, that's covering to land politics. she says, sundays polls are mostly a votes on the government's performance. when you saw the campaign for the, for the constitutional assembly, it was all about a more a presidential campaign. so the issue about security was somebody needs to so they didn't address the issues regarding what the constitution is, address the issues that she then so worried right now. so that these parties, especially the far right, i am a fire right party took advantage of the bad and they, they actually made the campaign regarding to that the issue of the security because that's the main issue that they were just about to let him know to about the economy, which has nothing to do with the constitution. so basically what happened here was, um, this was

a kind of referendum for the government. what the government should do with the right wing parking lot. the far behind it is just to do a compromise and, and try to make something a good tax in order to, to me and so approve it in december. because otherwise we'll, we'll explain, rejected. we don't know what's going to happen. i mean, we have to remember that this comes from the advertising the, the, the we had in 2019 we did. everything has been quite right now, but we don't know, not seems to fire right now is taking the assembly. we don't know if people are going to protest of state if they don't like something, they're going to projects on the streets. again, say somebody instructions when it's going to happen. representatives from suit don's warring sites, all in saudi arabia for talks along with the you and $128.00 official delegates from the army and the power remote to rapid support forces that they would only discuss humanitarian truce and also an end to the conflict. and does have

a morgan report from cost to even this talks get underway, bloodshed continues in the capital. a student needs army tank come under attack, and how to and fires back. expositions, health by the parent military rapids support forces as representatives from the rivals sites meet into different talks. fighting is continuing around the presidential palace. the sudanese army has increased its attacks on the rapids support forces in many parts of the capitol, especially around the presidential palace. there's been more strikes me of the compound and in other parts of the city where the rest is thought to be positioned . the r a stuff has responded with surface to air, marseilles, and other heavy artillery. amid the conflict looting in north part of tomb this needs factory was set on fire and headache mineat. elaine, i don't know the source of the fire and other fi also breakout dies lights are in a furniture store and there are people lutes,

and then that's what they do. they also have bent another place, not far from here. well, this factory belongs to one of the largest foods packaging companies and put down a bunch of, uh, yeah, uh, we received materials 10 days ago. the lucas came and us is about the contents of the cartons. then they split the cottons that with knives and looted what was inside. this has happened several times and the party, more people are fleeing the capital in ports with them on the eastern red sea coast authorities are struggling to cope. you know, one of the go, we hope the united nations and boy who's now input. so then we're sort of the problem of the syrians and the menus. in particular, the solution could be to fluctuate them to the countries go to another country or to put them in refugee camps outside the state. so as know to face problems and security challenges because of the large numbers, the student needs red crescent is treating the injured bodies and can we be, can see malaria recently,

cases of malaria have appeared. most of the existing medications or antibiotics, pain relievers, as well as diabetes and blood pressure medications. we have comprehensive medications, but they are not sufficient, but the, these people are waiting to leave the country. it's millions of others are trapped by the fighting and struggling to get medicine, food, or water. people more going onto their own cartoon. well that speak now to have a, a call to unable his voice has been going on for nearly 4 weeks now. does either side actually seem to have the off behind as well. both sides are making los at losses in some parts of the capital product to him. and they're lou. they're making that they're, they're making gains in other parts. for example, in the northern parts of the capital in the city of the city. uh, this is denise army was able to push back. they are assessed from a bridge known as have by a bridge, which is further up north and connects the city of hate and the northern part of

the capital to the twin city of hot to undermine in the west some parts of the capital. but there's another bridge that they've trying to take over right now. this fine thing in the city of bassetti around a bridge called him bats, which also commit to the northern parts of the capital to the west. some parts. uh, and this has been ongoing for about an hour now. residents who we spoke to say that they can hear heavy artillery that they can hear machine guns being 5 by the rapids support forces and the so good news army. and that they can hear fighting jets overhead. now, around the vicinity of the presidential palace, the army has been trying to make a push to try to regain its control after the, our stuff to control of its in the 1st day with the fighting. but so far as hasn't been able to re take control to it has made slides gains in approaching the vicinity of the presidential palace. so fighting is ongoing between the rapids support forces and put it in his army. but it's not only here in hot tune. there's also other states where there's been fighting and uh, 2 days ago in the city of indiana and in the city of a little bade, where the sudanese army was able to repel attacks from the rapids support forces.

so the army is making gains in some areas losing and of those and same goes for the rapid support forces. and we have that representatives from both sides at talks and solve the what do we hearing from the as well as with in these army has said it's not space talks, it's talks to try to agree on humanitarian corridors because of the people who been trapped here in the capital for 2, and those who been affected in neighboring states now have to is a city that had a population of about 8000000 people. followed since have already fled, but millions still remain behind, trapped. unable to access basic necessities like food and water. and medical assistance, so the talks are going to be focusing mostly on bad notes on ending the conflict. the saudi arabians released a statement saying that they are trying to, uh uh, get the 2 sides to agree on a short term ceasefire, followed by a timeline for a long term seas 5 that would eventually end the hostilities between the 2 sides. but the 2 sides say that they all conditions for hospital hostilities to and,

and they seem to want to resolve the issue entirely. i'm not politically like the international community and media just want them to do. okay. have a morgan bring installations that from coffee. and thanks very much have a well, since the fighting began, the un has was to tens of thousands of people crossing into south through dawn. most of them are south so needs, returning home agencies say it's adding to an already die humanitarian crisis in the country. i'm guessing new arrivals to the final destination is also proving challenging. as home a task reports from college. a lot of people arriving in south dawn are trying to get here to a port in police. those are to meet the fighting incident on days or weeks before them told them to come here and board evacuation plans. i knew him a little while came from saddam's capital cartoon. she says she's been stuck at the airport for more than a week. i have 4 kids, it's been hard pushing through the crowd to get on

a plane. living here is rough. there's no shelter, water. oh, adequate toilet facilities. is the the number from the size agencies a more than 30000 refugees and the 10 these have reached out to done, but not everyone is registered and numbers of thought to be higher. so that's why we need to get out of the areas because most of the motors of sales are done are varied. amount of interest, such as meaning, you arrivals came with very few belongings or money. they need help to get to way they need to go to the people that the way

they say they want to get out of the flight available. more people are still crossing the border. this group assignments i'll be taken to a receipt. you can't manage to get out of sit on, but like so many others. they faced and uncertain future height and we tossed out of the pallets south of us has criticized decision by the our lead to we admit syria 12 is off to it was suspended over the government's cracked down on a popular uprising. the state department says it's skeptical that president bush our side is willing to take the necessary steps to end serious classes. but the move was hailed by moscow a close ally of damascus and comes ahead of the annual. our summit installed your radio on the 19th of may. i walked off, get the return of syria is the beginning of a movement. nothing in the direction of the resolution to the crisis in syria will

take time for procedures to be implemented and it will be gradual. the task of this committee is to follow up on those procedures. also, it's not the decision to resume relationships between arab states and syria. this is a solving decision list for every country to take on its own up and a decision was made during a meeting of firm. and it says in kyra, all 13 of the 22 members states which attended faxed the decision castle was amongst the governments, but didn't participate. syria was expelled by the pound of our body in 2011 off the bonnet. suppression of the street protests against president bush on a side and a half a 1000000 people have died in the civil war that followed millions of syrians, stuart refuge abroad, and many a main internally displaced joshua elandis as a director of the center for middling studies at the university of oklahoma, he says many out of states now see direct engagement with syria as the best way forward. you can choose your friends,

but you can choose your neighbors. and sanctions haven't worked. and they, they are countries want a number of things from outside and they're not going to get them unless they begin to negotiate with him. we have to remember that the united states and the e u countries thought they were going to be able to overturn outside. and then they, they got spooked by the opposition. and as they feared that al qaeda and ices would take damascus if the syrian army was destroyed. and so they backed away from it and they allowed us uh, to survive. of course, he survived with the help of the russians and the ryans, but the europeans and the americans could have easily overthrown him. we've seen that of ukraine today with the incredible weapon rate that they're giving to your credit and government. they never gave that kind of weapon rate to the searing opposition for the simple reason that they feared the destruction of the syrian army. so to a certain extent, this is a situation that has many offers the americans very distant and it doesn't really matter to america. whether they're negotiating with syria,

but it does matter to sadie ravia, it matters to jordan, matters to 11 on they want refugees to go home. they want the cap, they've gone drug trade stopped. they're trying to decrease iranian influence in the region. and the only way that they can make a dent in any of those problems is by engaging with upside to so it has hair on out to sarah extreme weather hits, large parts of asia. we look at what's causing record breaking terms, which is um, 5 years off to the us withdrew from the around nuclear deal. we look at how to runs new fit programs. that's great. and the may on a year after a da 0 journalist should be in a box. it was murder despite the international outrage in multiple investigations implicating is a rating forces we us why justice has not been so both lines examines the ramifications of julia and associates publications. of us,

they speak with and both the case against him could mean suppressed sweden after leading to a key for 2 decades that richard is facing perhaps as toughest election yet as a recognition of opposition. parties focused on seats as leaders of the g. 7 nation please. the continuing boeing, ukraine action on climate change and the global economy. a high on the agenda, stars from across the world, the seminar town for the film festival, celebrating the best of the silver screen hang on. i'll just say around the

the, the hello again, you are watching al jazeera has on line to about top stories. this alex, today's governments has stuff of the may just set by a customer bite wing of position one, the most states on account. so that will draw off to a new constitution. a vote was held often lost his rejection of another proposed cha. so as we move by saying, and the student needs capsule as the warning signs need in saudi arabia, the tools delegates from the army and the pano to rapid support forces and said they would only discuss humanitarian trees. and also an end to the complex washington as chris assigned to the arab league sufficient to reinstate serious

membership 12 years after it was suspended. the move follows original push to normalize ties with damascus. in recent weeks, emergency crews are searching for the missing and eastern democratic republic of congo and of the fonts and non size killed. more than 200 people and a half of the victims of children, destruction in south cuba province is making its honda for rescue teams. to reach devastated areas, local volunteers have been helping recover, but bodies buried in the mud. don't to say they're running out of medical supplies to treat the hundreds of people injured. roads to the province have been cut off and packaged on at least 8 people has been killed and more than 100 engines in flash floods and 9 slides off from southern pollute just on provence. they've been in on dated 5 days of heavy rain. and last waves of asia or a sweltering under a severe heat wave which started in april, thailand's heat index had $54.00 degrees celsius last month,

the highest on record. that means your logical department has warning of dangerously hot weather this week. in the philippines, several schools have children closet to safeguards the health of students going to be low reports from one elementary school. in manila of these agreed schoolers in cousin city, a suburb of the philippine capital, minnesota are supposed to be attending school in the afternoon, but their schedule has been moved up. there was one vast of the attendance school even earlier in the morning. their learning schedule has been shortened to only 4 hours a day, and this is due to the extreme heat. the filipinos have been experiencing for the past few weeks. the heat index hitting the 40s in the past few weeks. as you can see, this classroom is quite crowded. there is no air conditioning. there are fence though, but the principal told me that there are students who have suffered nosebleed. fortunately, no student here, a separate sheets troll,

but there was one school south of the capital manila where 150 students suffered from heat stroke. 7 faded who had to be brought to hospital. this has prompted the education department to give these public elementary schools as well as high schools v way to be able to adjust their school hours. now what other schools are doing is what's called blended learning, where students come in for only a few days a week, say, 2 or 3 days and the rest of the days. they're at home learning online or to print models. the bad news is this weather is forecast to continue in the foreseeable future. would say weather forecast or say, you know, i mean on to, to arrive in the philippines in june, barnaby low, i'll do 0. many of them is read 5 years since the us withdrew from the nuclear deal with iran on the phone. the president donald trump signed a center on has stepped off as nuclear program bound to ron and officials and

assist. they are still willing to return to the agreement. if the u. s. government holds up its end of the bulk and dosage of all it takes a look at where things stand of the joints. the comprehensive plan of action was signed in july 2015 and endorsed by the united nations security council. it was meant to limit your ons nuclear program in exchange for lifting sanctions and allowing to run back into financial markets. after decades of isolation, signatories were iran, and the 5 permanent members of the un security council in germany. but just 2 years after it was implemented, the united states pulled out of the deal saying it wasn't a good one and impose thousands of new sanctions on the wrong prior to 2015, then the deal was signed. there was this dichotomy inside the country that there's kind of debates whether we should trust the united states. there is now a consensus,

both among the public and political allots that the united states is not a partner or is not a con suite to be trusted when it comes to international deals for you to jump on your, on your move in response, in may 2019 iran announced it was resuming nuclear activities and not abiding by the restrictions set out in the agreement. 4 years later, it has expanded into new areas of research, such as enrichment, uranium to 60 percent, and using more efficient center. fantastic, telling me that these moves have raised questions about turnarounds, commitments are returning to a deal because the capabilities of knowledge came happy reverse. for example in 2016 and was estimated that it will take around about 12 months to build a nuclear weapon under restored deal. now that timeframe is about a few weeks. although to run, maintains it is not seeking a nuclear weapon. the international atomic energy agency says it is virtually blind

when it comes to monitoring your own nuclear programs. and that's causing alarm in washington. it is a genuine danger to regional security and to global security and indeed to the united states of america. and we're going to continue to take action to yes, deter, ron, from getting a nuclear weapon and then to seek a diplomatic solution that puts this on a long term pathway of stability. which means that stability may be a long way off, as attacks such as this one at the time, nuclear plants have taken place over the past few years. the iran blazoned israel source, which denies any involvement. as long as the shadow war continues, there seems to be little hope. the 2015 agreements can be salvage, highlighting the need for a new deal. dorsey jibari also sarah hair on a promise of gemini, a calling for strict and measures against wolves following an increase in the tax on the livestock so fast that has this story from noah's tax and the sheep grazing

freely is becoming a rear side in germany. chapel it's task with maintaining grassland, a keeping the herds behind electric fences equipped with cameras to protect them from a new enemy. this farmer from the rules of tech in broad daylight, with the help of god tops, she's not will escape. so dana young has been less lucky in recent years, she's lost around 150 sheep to wolf, near the side of my floors, others with lodging about what we count when they want us to do more to protect us shape. but it's impossible. we love our job, we worked 7 days a week. i grew up with this. it's very difficult to see how everything has changed and invest. consultation is see the return of tools as a success story around 2000 of the endangered animals has been counted in germany since the 1st packs were cited again at the beginning of this century. for many that case will so many characters in german fairytales,

but increasingly they have become a scary reality for these cheap and auto from animals. so much that the test of that to a consultation between thomas and conservation is a conflict that there's increasingly towards a motional. employees at one environmental organization received a grim warning when a severed hat was dumped at the office. in april, it's unclear who's responsible. it shows how desperate some of them all, but it also shows what they are not interested in, no mood conversation, and normal ways to find solutions. this yanna agrees that under certain circumstances, rules can be shots, especially if they are known to a tech sheep regularly. but some politicians want to go further. this is what the bavarian, lita, sap on german tv. these exclusive gums, i want to make these very clear loans have no place here. he's as the future of farming is at stake if was not cold. the o. p in parliament recently adopted

a resolution to downgrade the walls protection status to help farmers. but you environment minnesota said the block should do more to protect the animals. hunters in germany are urging politicians to make a decision before people stop taking the law into their own hands. they're also concerned that humans could be next verse a couldn't have the shots. well, they're smart creatures. over centuries, they went through natural selection based on their intelligence that makes it difficult to protect the cattle against them. but on the other hand, their intelligence means they understand that if we kill one member of the pack, they will quickly learn their lesson. it's only one of the possible solutions to maintaining a balance between humans and wildlife. a balance that's currently on the threat. step 5, some l g 0 in lowest activity. and that's it from a laura call from the basement. you can find a more information on, on the left side that's onto 0 dot com. go to the web, the next and then inside story will big something with the code 19 pandemic is fine . is

the a hello that alter relatively warm and dry sunday for western parts of europe. we are seeing the return of some, much less the weather at the start of the week with heavy rain pulling into northern parts of front, certainly by tuesday, and some more heavy rain to come across central parts of the mediterranean, where the winds are expecting to pick up but we stop in the northwest. well, britain and the island of island that rain starts to pull its way east. on monday, a mass of torrential rain expected to flood into northern parts of france and the low countries on tuesday. for the north of this a bit of a winter, we mix pulling in to no way, but in the east, lots of sunshine to be found to find a condition. certainly for poland, with temperatures picking up stone for the south of this,

the business of whits and wendy weather to come across central parts of the mediterranean and into the north of africa. greece, we'll see the thunderstorms renewed on mondays. some of those rolling into north macedonia with some heavy rain for sub yup, monday into tuesday before the west of this the much find a picture for southern parts of spain, but look at the heat. continuing to build that as a shot was coming in to northern areas of spain by tuesday, and that to weather update. i'll be back with more later the shop to the head of the silencing of a renowned understanding. american journalist, the boring is recent on the nation and yet no accountability a thorough investigation into the final moments of her life. and it's on time the