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hello, i'm about to send. this is the news on line from doha. been coming out in the next 60 minutes. flash floods on line slides in eastern democratic republic of congo, kill more than 400 people. the total is rising files is missing. extremes, summer heat scorches, parts of southeast asia and force in schools in the philippines to shorten the hours. no sign of peace and sit down as representatives of wanting generals in jet i discussed with cease 5. but without a breakthrough. plus i'm seeing bus robbie and shots capital in tomato, where the government is increasingly concerned the finding in neighboring some done, could spark on rush to time for fall right, pauses and shit, a winning most seed center committee to draft a new constitution. and i'm far as smile with the latest force as the countdown to

one of the biggest football matches of the year. manchester city are making their final preparations as they get ready to sing folders round the dread of the champions league semi finals on she's the so we're going to begin this new zone and democratic republic of congo that suffering one of its worst and natural disasters in recent history, more than 400 people have died and fighters is missing. entire villages have been washed away in flash floods and land slides in the east. emergency crews are searching for people in the worst it problems of south keybo doctors to say they're running out of supplies to treat the injured rescue. workers say they don't have enough body bags for those who have died. they meet, we met the dung co, begins our coverage as this one is one of hundreds of people who have come to the i'm a qu b to get medical help it off the days of floods and land slides devastated the

south keeping regions the village hospital has run out of medicine. john skins has a broken leg. she says she was buried and rescued only off to screams for help with her. i clung to a collapsing house. it fell on top of me and i was coveted to it. i lost lots of members of my family. brothers and sisters in little to bodies have been found but say for the others have note since the day flooding and lance lights have swept away roads and the left 100 steps. this issue that occurred on the weekly market, they, in the village of nemo, could be at a busy time towards the end of the day. that market has been wiped out completely. and we know it brings people from this community, as well as from neighboring villages. presidency likes to security declared monday

as a day of national morning. mcgrooves village jeep says, people are doing what they can to recover, but they need help. tell them about what we've been to and that's united. we ask the national government to come to our aid agency and everyone was watching me and these interview across the world to come in any emergency because it, i know places to see if there are no blankets to cover the reason nothing today we're not, we're not thousands of people have been buried some in mass graves with nearly 2000 people reported missing. many more grades will most likely need to be taught to be too many of it in co, out, as long as it has cost him. so he's joining us not on the phone line from go my counselor, and we're going to talk about sides keeping the province uh, on the flooding there in a moment. but there's been a mining accident in north tv. what can you tell us about that? oh, yes. this happened. 1 3 years. 1 ago in north cable province about uh 60 uh

60 kilometers west of coma, the provincial copy told. now this happened in an area called a boy, you, in my c c territory, which is a mining area. we have seen some initial pictures of the my a sliding down the hills. we had told thousands of people hire are missing and this is in the area where i'm waiting. 1 those were working. i'm we also, uh no, we have also spoken to the military spokesman can go my, who confirmed the incidents. so the government has a deployed it's, it's with kids to the hospital to the area to help. but so we also know, and it's important to note that this is an area where they are on group, including and 23 rebels who have being 5 to big government for a while. so this is an ongoing situation. we're just watching some of the mobile

phones, so the john said that the, the land collapsing there. and that long slide is reading quite extraordinary while that is going on. we're going to be coming back to that obviously in a later bulletins. how our rescue efforts going on in service keepers? i guess we are also waiting for a press conference that will be addressed by the government spokesman in contrast about the needs and the efforts that are going on in south to will. i know the backdoor according to the governor of sen. keeble. he says that 400 people have been confirmed to have died. and 4054 p 54500 people are still missing. so i have been washed away in 2 lakes tv, a told the entire villages to entire villages, including the school. i have been washed away as well. uh, children are missing uh,

classes at that time was still going on. um, it was a good day. so many people was there to trade and you know, going to get their supplies. it has also been very difficult for the dispute. everyone just trying to get help people using whatever they can, you know that hands using whatever, you know, equipment they have. 1 to dig out the bodies and also to try and rescue the people who are missing. now the government says that it has been very high. 5 for them to you know, to get equipment to the ground because some of the roads have been cut off. so i mean you, you have to use both to get to some of the area. so it is a green, green situation. catherine, sorry, talking to is from go, my gosh,

are and thank you very much. i. so a pack of sands government is one of the country cannot cope with another devastating floods, pots of southern ballasa as time problems have been inundated by heavy rain, flash funds and land slides of killed at least 8 people. an injured more than a 100 full cost as a warning, the more is on its way. some of these are that reports the bush once again, after months of floods ravaged like his. com last year, residents and business owners in the north, a suffering again, and racing for maureen full of the office due to the recent heavy rain and floods. we have lost millions of rupees. my hotel building is badly damaged due to them in favor of booking club provence was badly damaged in 2022, and many roads and bridges were destroyed. and in the last few weeks, the largest province baluchistan has been hit by hill stones and flash floods.

heading off roads and destroying crops and jobs as well as green needed for the coming get. they've also made life harder for people living. intense philosophy of flood, just for their homes. are saying that the country with another big event, it has been a catastrophic last year and people are still rebuilding in those areas, particularly the south of the country and then below, just to say that, you know, even be able to create out of dish and stuff just was going to other explained to them is very dobson, only be holes that there is no extreme with them. but as you know, hope is not of them. but the countries also being facing heat waves and lack of water for integrating cups. the united nations blames climate change for the extreme weather. it says more than 8000000 pocket studies are facing food shortage . crisis with unpredictable rains and rapidly methink issues. like

a scientists pos, becoming a global ha spot for climate prices. the odd on a thin ice and the ice is melting, verify you n as a thought needed, assisting the government and the people are focused on developing overall vision of climate. the patient, drastic temperatures and unusual rains are creating the problems like these locusts that emerged in the last few weeks. and some districts of religious on the situation is on track to become worse. and the spark of science climate emergency becomes a priority. what a decision makers, some of the job aid, other there. in other parts of asia, a severe heat waves causing depths long power cuts and destroying crops in the philippines. sewing temperatures are for schools to reduce hours and turn to remote learning. bonham in the role reports from an elementary school in the capital miller after less than 4 hours in school days, already over for these children. it's the annual dry season in the philippines, but the heat has become too intense for most people. just elementary school in

a manila suburb has cut the class a short to allow students to go home before temperatures peak in the afternoon. so very i unbearable, especially with the little children they have noticed me. then many i have fever and go. so it is very difficult for them to present please. some parents who are either children will be learning less, but others agree that health comes 1st. okay, you want to say number one is fine because health is a number one concern and their teachers. so monitor them closely, even when they're at home. we have to take videos of them when they do their homework. i'm supposed to mean in one secondary school, south of manila, nearly 150 students suffered heat stroke last month. 7 of them feed it to had to be taken to a hospital. it's not just difficult that is adapting to the extreme heat. others have started what's called blended learning,

where students spend half the week of school and the other half of home learning online or through print modules. parts of asia, including lois, myanmar, vietnam and china registered record temperatures. in april in thailand, the heat index reached 54 degrees celsius, the highest in its history. and in malaysia environment minister warned at the risk of forest fires, creating hayes and pollution. let me change the leading factor, the. because if you look at the global assessment, the parts of the game really isn't in the, in the recent east. there's always been same there. let me change these only thing because it would be getting in the future really getting why right? the project adding to the problem and impending dry spelled due to el nino philippine president freddie and marcus junior has ordered the creation of a new water resources management office, and the department of agriculture,

which he has passed to distribute climate or assistant rise to farmers. but officials admit the effects of new and the changing climate can be avoided. only mitigated, pardon below algebra manila, as well. the lines agency for children says climate change is directly impacting the future of hundreds of millions of kids around the world. unicef estimates about a 1000000000 children live in 33 countries at high risk due to climate change. pockets done is one of them. 2000000 children with affected by devastating floods. last year, nearly 27000 schools were destroyed in mozambique, tropical storm and destroyed 800 schools last year. more than 300000 students were affected and not a gas got nearly 30000 children or without access to education. i've just talked on friday, struck in march, and rwanda is having to spend a $100000000.00 in fixing infrastructure, including 50 damage schools after recent funds. we're going to bring in the us when

she leaves. she's the executive director of the lines of global fund education kind of wait and she's joining us now from new york. good to have you with us. just going through that list of numbers alone. to a certain extent doesn't even given indication of the impact this must be having on the education of all these children. absolutely. i think be the time to focus on climate change, which as us know, the name itself. but the con, suspence is under human soft spring and have a speak particularly for young school age syndrome. the an estimate the coordinated day at ward and organization. $40000000.00 children there around the globe. have their education disrupt that every year as a result of climate induce the saucers? how is it possible to build clement resistance school is clements resistance systems of education? but to do it in time, because the impression i'm getting from the reports that we've just had from

a correspondence is that time is of the essence here. and that seems to be a factor that seems to be alluding a lot of the people that will be funding any sort of improvements to the school system in the education system. as well as the case, you can always do like the nationalist blow by tom's for the keisha in the box until the truck across surprises me in shore. that's the case of creek and i'm the one and pays the knowledge for the future. and the ration from mine that's climate change, but we also have examples of small the address that take the, the site to an i in the, in most i'm big names between climate change an education. if they switch shineman to make sure it doesn't happen again and through being back better. and obviously you're only able to cope with the agencies like yours as well. are only able to do with a specific number. if you have children, these numbers are very, very large. what happens to the kids who fall through the cracks as of where we are

talking about fighters of children who are being affected by this? yes, of course the pounds how much we are able estimating the national community to provide funding. there are 222000000. sure. none of the less those today that live in crisis affected countries, most of them are on the extreme higher risk. and we have estimated that because of poor 20000000 of them. if we had $1500000000.00 and funding in the coming for years. but of course it's neighbor more generous. they could reach all to one of the 22 managers and their schools and their education. and it builds and, and showed up there to see them to future shocks of climate change while also prepare them to gather the account. just simple relations one day with the climate, a sense of the team approach. um, so there's much that needs to be done when we invest in climate change. they add

children that we're talking about are obviously the, the future for all the countries that they represent. what kind of response you've got from governments when you talk to them about trying to change their funding policies to try to make their education systems more climate resilient. as to what the site is via says if the finance conference in geneva, switzerland, and cyber, ari or gather vans generously, contributed $826000000.00 towards education. but there's a whole climate change community out there. we're building those of dollars are pushed into climate change. however, you have to connect the dots. you have to connect the adults between climate change and use the saw stairs as or quick as we saw in turkey, syria, the plots impact this bond. what's happening here, philippines and so forth to the concepts balances on the human population. an education is one of the most disruptive concept concept because it means that she's

not going to school. they are going to go into only child marriages. i'm going to attract most of those to be sexual abuse. i'm talking to never know about climate change around that in the future. if you can't connect adults like mid to between on conflict and the, comes across from the human population and displace, ma'am, to think of the same of the climate change community to the cause, the crowns. so change, and i'm the cation down far more funding, which flo inventor, certification, and rebuilding more see now systems and teaching the future on the ration to prevent it from happening. so it's about connecting the dots. yes, mean should be phase executive director of humans global fund education kindled with mine. thank you very much. indeed for being with us. a thank you very much. appreciate all the

representatives and sedans, warning signs are holding another day until inside the radio box on delegates from the army on the part of military rapids support forces meet in jetta. fighting is continuing back home. delegates from both factions, so they're only going to discuss the humanitarian choose. i'm not an end to the conflict. hundreds of being killed and thousands of others have been injured in the fighting. what russell set us live for us in jetta with those talks are taking place. first, we're going to speak to have a morgan call to tell us about what the fighting is like on the grounds at the moment as well. the sudanese army and the rapid support forces had been launching, attacks against each other in various parts of the capital for 2, especially around the vicinity of the presidential palace. there's been intense as strikes launched by so denise army fights. it gets against suppose it are assessed positions around the vicinity of the pallets, which is being controlled by the rapid support forces. they're also as tribes being

launched in east denial that's in the north east part of the capital cartoon. this is supposed to be again, while talks are ongoing in good things, so to review, and when they supposed to be a ceasefire, agreed upon by both sides. not in the northern parts of the capital has also been heavy artillery reported in the area of sham pads in the city of heavy not in the northern parts of the capital of hartsville. so the both sides are trying to make gains. it seems while find that while thoughts are ongoing intent to and so to review, both of them right now are at a stalemate. be rapid support for states hold some institutions here in the capital, while the army is in control of others. now the presidential palace is something that the army has been trying to fight to get control of since the 1st day. but there's also other institutions once a plants power plants that are currently under the control of the rapid support forces. and which of the sudanese army has been trying to regain controls, but so far has been unable to do so, so intense as strikes plumes of smoke rising in various parts of the capital. as

a result of the air strikes surface to air missiles being heard in various parts as well with the resident saying they're staying at home to avoid getting caught in the crossfire. i have since the finally begun, you've been telling us on a daily basis what life has been like for the people who have been coughing in this fight and just focus through what the humanitarian situation is like. because one would imagine it's getting more difficult to go out and get medical supplies for example, of the uh yes, uh, in the product own for example the, in the city of talked to him that very few hospitals that are functioning. and when we spoke to him, i did, they said they stopped for a huge charts. ages shows, we just have medical stuff for teachers of medicines and surgical equipment, saying that they have to recycle them some times in the capital cartoon in the city of little mind and in the city of a heavy note in the northern parts of the capital. where battery is we spoke to solve and metix, and they said that there's only one functioning hospital right now for the entire city, the latest hospital to come out with the gas and which is also in the northern parts

. it's the children's hospital but also treated cancer patients and renal dialysis patients that is no longer possible. they say because of what they shortly just seems to start with the fighting. and because for the 4th 5 days they had no running electricity. and so they were not able to function or operate on the patients who are, who have been coming to their doors. now the only remaining hospital says that it's been receiving a lot of patients, but it has to, it has had to turn them back because of a huge needs. and because of a low capacity, not enough doctor's to respond to all the patients. nothing of the surgical equipments, nothing of medications. so the situation, especially for the patients who are in need of medical assistance, is getting more and more dire it. thank you very much indeed. have a moving target is from a cartoon. we're going across to versa. sandra, who's in jetta by those thoughts of taking face. so we've got another day of tele, any indication of any movement of total russell of the well in the turn these of the talk so far, not much of the progress, however,

so the officers here are seeing that they are optimistic and there is a positive ground for the, for the tulips, and they say that they are in close coordination with the american officials and they're putting pressure to ink cartridge this fight in part is the kind of minute the river supply of forces and suzanne's army. to agree on some of the points so such as opening up the humanitarian quoted or in a, in capital costume at, in, on demand. and also to provide the protection to the civilian facilities, including the hospitals and toured, which is the most important one. as of the moment to secure a, at least a time for the read throughs and then to establish a mechanism that is going to monitor this tooth and also get whole those weights the, the, the, the two's accountable. that is the most important one, because we know it's a for a temporary tooth. it's going to be almost impossible to open up the tremendous tenure quoted or, or to prove. but for the why did the security and the protection to the civilian facilities and the hospitals here so,

so the officials the say they are optimistic on that they are very much cautious as well because they have seen that through the last 2 these, these several ceasefire and also about all of them were critically violated by both parties so. so the officials also saying that both sides so far in did the have expressed the meaning is to accept the truth and also accept the human, the human quality there to be opened up in, in, in. so with that as well. however, as i said, they're often mistake, but quite the cautious to say that these are the limited divorce. if this level limit are towards work, well, that is going to be the next. the next phase of the pulse, which i believe to be the pro for negotiations and higher level representatives are going to get involved in that and doing them that the next phase, the 2nd phase, that the good and goal is to 1st establish and put them in a ceasefire and then to encourage both sides to initiate the transition period. and

also the normalization stands through the process that are tracking systems that are russell. thank you. a while since the fighting began, the un is registered tens of thousands of people crossing into sons to them. most are returning home agencies say it's adding to an already dyer's humanitarian crisis in the country and getting the new arrivals to the final destination is proving difficult is how much costs of the post and pollution. it's a lot of people arriving insults a don are trying to get here to a port in police. those are the fighting incident on days or weeks before them told them to come here and board evacuation claim i knew him a little while came from saddam's capital called to 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 uses the the

government the size agencies a more than $30000.00 vacancies and retain these have reached out to done, but not everyone is registered and members of thoughts to be higher. so that's why we always seem to get into adaptive areas. because most of the voters 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 where they need to go to the people that the way they say they want to get available. more people are still crossing the border. there's a group assignments i'll be taken to

a refugee camp. they've managed to get out of sit on, but like so many of us they faced and uncertain future. hardaman tests out of the college south today. and they've been shot. the government says it expects to receive a $100000.00 refugees of international mediation fails. and then our fear is that it could become the next flash point for violence. and the reason is, in bizarre bay reports from the capital of the battle of hard to a site for 2 dogs category could ignite conflicts across the continent. that is the view and neighboring tract, the land lock nation in the heart of africa is politically fragile from its own rebellion a few years ago. so despite tens of thousands of refugees streaming across its eastern border from sea, done, and more on the way the wheel where a child's leader say, is maintaining national security comes out of the company. so let's go ahead utilize, once a conflict endures, it plunges

a country into chaos. it leads to arm groups. that's a formation of factions that are uncontrollable by the state. and it also impacts the economy. if the conflict in sudan continues chad will have many security problems within a country western allies hold put some day, be in oasis of stability, began expanding military spending even before the price of 6 of the chad really is a place that is boxed in by conflicts south west, just across the river, behind me is come a route. now fighting there a few years ago displaced tens of thousands of refugees who are still here in the capitol to the north along the border with libby as well as to the south. and central african republic are armed rebel groups that want to over throw the current government and to the west along the borders with nigeria, the chair and again come a room. the arms group, vocal, her wrong remains very active in such a dangerous neighborhood, the government as prioritize secured. but human rights groups say what was meant to

be a transitional government is consolidating power. the best way to guarantee regional safety. right now, analysts say is a ceasefire. in cartoon, it's not just a fighting about done, it might be a fighting that would visualize very easily. so it's about calling the 2 parties to have everything that goes beyond their own position. so the issue with the future of so don and do it if you just leave you names, but also the future of the what region in the core of the discussions they might be chat, state and civil society remain deeply divide but tend to agree that more insides into done should take it out, not fight it, because it seems what happens in so you don't, will not stay into the same bus route, the o g a 0 jemina check. still ahead and i'll just say the russian military steps of air strikes and ukraine ahead of annual victory days celebrations fighting drug

trafficking in the middle east. one of the city is biggest dealers is killed in an air strikes me at the jordanian border. and climate change be the reason face ball funds are seeing more phone money. that story coming up in the schools, the the handler, they went up to south america and a diagonally drifting where the front is bringing some more heavy rains. northern parts of brazil rushing across bolivia into power white and that southeast corner of brazil. but it is an improving picture in to choose that you can see that rain easy but still colder conditions behind that. keeping temperatures down cause northern parts of origin, tina they will be up for santiago in should a much clearer a skies in the very south of the region,

but the weather is there across to know if we still got those red warnings out. coastal areas of equity, west or whether working into southern possible venezuela. but temperature is here sitting where we expect them to be for this time of year. now that's not the case. of course, parts of central america. so to old way down from guatemala to panama, we have heat wave conditions attempt just sitting very high. so this time, if you, particularly in san jose costa rica on monday, but by tuesday you can see that temperature coming down as the west to weather picks up. the weather. hot weather is going to ease away from his pen. your lot. still some heavy of fools, the eastern parts of cuba over the next few days. but for the very weather we have to head to the gulf of mexico. we're going to see some of those thunder storms roll in to northeastern pots of mexico monday into tuesday. the, are you ready for the 3 to be on your experience?

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the you want to go to 0. reminder of our top story is this. our representatives who sedans warning the signs are holding another day of tulsa inside. there may be a bunch of delegates from the army and the part of military rapids support forces meet in the jetta fighting continues in the southern east capital call to democratic republic of congo is observing a day of morning, often more than 400 people were killed and flash floods, unlined. slight emergency crews are searching for those missing and the worst it problems of south kink in pakistan. at least 8 people have been killed in more than a 100 injured in flash floods, underlines line spots of southern southern ballasa as done problems are being inundated up to days of heavy rain.

the ukraine says it's shot done. dozens of russian drones targeting the capital key, even overnight attacks, rushes stepped up drone and the sound strikes in recent days. the new way of attacks comes ahead of russia's victory day holiday on tuesday. that commemorates the soviet victory over nazi germany. charles proffered reports from cave is one of the largest biologies of russian to tax in recent weeks, div credit and all sorts. he's saying that also t 5 so good kamikaze drones that's targeted areas in the cube region. shops down, however, there have been casualties according to the matter of cubits all the clips. gotta be saying that at least 5 people were politically injured. we understand from pulling debris of those drones being intercepted there. also, according to the ukrainian ministry, at least 16 me solve that talk to the areas and car cube kids on because i live in

odessa 8. apparently i me. so i was able to do the tests and fairly dramatic pictures of what's believed to be a food warehouse on file in odessa, these attacks come a day before a very symbolic and important day for russia, the commemoration of victory over nazi germany. so that unions victory over and i'll see jeremy that's happening across russia tomorrow. and we understand that there was a lot of pressure on wagner policies and russian policies in and around the besieged city of boston, moved to take full control of bus moved before tomorrow. some sort of celebration, certainly to give a lot of a, a puts in on victory day. we've heard from the leader of wagner over nights if any, pre goshen leaving a message on his telegram channel. saying that to the munition that he had been demanding and threatening to pull out the float if he didn't receive it. apparently

you now say that the munition is on the way and saying that evolving the policies are pushed forward overnight into some of the remaining areas that ukrainian forces control progression saying ukrainians now or any control on the 3 square kilometers of boss moves. and also was mentioning is that this huge biology of attack, so then the light comes on as we expect a ukrainian accounts to offensive to stop the counter offensive that is being spoken about for weeks and months. now we know that the russians are taking in building huge defensive light and certainly south of separation. and we understand right the way along the front line, the russian hill, socrates in these occupied areas of ukraine saying that there is a, an ongoing evacuation of civilians in those areas in preparation for what is expected to be a push bar. ukrainian forces in the coming days and weeks permanent drug dealer and

his family have been killed and an error striking the southern sylvia body of last month and his wife and 6 children were target isn't. and also a to province in the border with jordan city adams advocate for human rights, says jordan carried out the strikes a month has not confirmed that it was responsible. around them is accused of smuggling drugs including caps are going from jordan into syria. like how's it going? was of was stimulants? widely used during the 19 sixties and seventies to treat people with mental health conditions. in 1986, it was banned by the w h o because it's addictive, syria produced as 80 percent of the world's supply. the u. k and the u. s. government believe serious catholic on trade alone is worth 57000000000 dollars each year. they accuse both the city and the gym and rebels of using it to finance their operations. the main destinations are believed to be saudi arabia and iraq, to jordan, and 11 on the city and government supplies to act to end smuggling operations. okay,

we're going to bring in, caroline rose. she leaves the projects on the calendar. going straight to the new lines institute, she's joining us from washington dc. very good to have you with us. it was only yesterday that the city of was re admitted to the out of the golf to 12 years of being out in the full. i was in the they, uh, i, which of these the lead when it comes to negotiations with the lee, what kind of impact is the city is drug trade going to have as well. i think it's going to play a much more for middle role than anyone had expected, particularly now that we're seeing and almost all normalization discussions, both multilateral and bi lateral that comes to gone has been elevated as a top agenda item for country you see can normalization with syria, and the reason for this is because of the pressure that it's put on both security forces, customs forces. but also of course, this rising addiction crisis in the region. and also there is this belief that syria has some given their agency over the cap to going trade. they do have some

space for action to change their behavior and to reduce cap to gone smuggling operations throughout the region. whether that's going to happen though is another is another question um, but it's very clear that they're using captive gone eyes that quote, goodwill gesture. it kind of a low hanging fruit for cooperation and coordination with the syrian machines. if it's worth about $57000000000.00 a year, it's hard to imagine that any government who was in getting some sort of kicked back from that. let's assuming that that was the case is likely to take any action . how do you police something like that? it will certainly i think die including the regime and high level discussions, let alone investigations and working groups. i mean, that's going to be very difficult to actually stem the trade given that they are behind the most of the supply, the bulk and 80 percent of the supply. and that's really giving them a window into counter narcotics efforts in the region and will allow their

smugglers to adopt more advanced techniques. so including the regime i think is going to make it even more difficult and even more challenging for these countries just on the flow of the trade. i think that another thing that many countries up in exploring has been increasing interdiction capacity. so supplying their custom system that there's, there's a cost systems with advanced technologies, x ray machines and smuggling and anti smuggling techniques that can try and flag some of these were huge, kept going shipments that are coming through their over land and maritime ports of entry. we were talking before that the mendez stations are believed to be savvy, or maybe under racks through jordan and 11 on. is it a surprise the given the, the what appears to be a lot of evidence that this is happening? is it a surprise that these countries aren't taking more action to try to stem the flow of the drug? and certainly i think that there's a stigma of drugs use throughout the region. and i think that's made it very difficult to reduce demand and to introduce awareness campaigns and harm reduction

policies. but when it comes to how this is related to normalization, i was surprised that a few countries that had been alarmed by cop to go on smuggling operations. they've been alarmed by the regimes affiliation with the trade that they're still pursuit pursuing normalization with damascus. particularly with the case of jordan, where they've experience violent clashes over the last 2 to 3 years with smugglers that are smuggling kept going into the country as a transit route. and i think that we're going to see the coptic on trade to continue to expand the numbers continue just steadily rise, and it's very clear that demand markets are continuing to expand in both the goals, but then also the peripheral areas of the middle east. just wanted to ask you also briefly about this, the error strikes that happened on this, but a is being described as a prominent drug dealer which happened in southern silvia. jordan is being accused of having carried this out along says has not made any comment with regard to that

yet. is it a risk? do you think that in order to try to deal with this in a more public fashion, we might see some foreign governments taking action like this, carrying out it strikes in syria, essentially under the guise of trying to stem the drug trade. and i think it's entirely possible. i mean we, we've seen jordanian strengths in southern syria before countering isis enclave in the area. and that was earlier in the syrian civil war. it seems like jordan, of course, given that they prioritized counter, kept to go on efforts as a security priority. they're trying to do this again. and you know, with the launch of the strikes, i think we saw last week we saw a lot of collaboration with the serial team. but i think today and the strikes they serve as, as a message to damascus, to essentially show them that jordanian officials, they have the intelligence, they know the locations and they have the capacity to really eliminate

a lot of these targets. and these individuals and networks that are implicated in smuggling rings in the area. it's really interesting to get the benefits of your expertise and this caroline rose. we appreciate it. thank you very much indeed. thank you. today's government has suffered a major setback after a vote to elect advisors to draft a new constitution and a blow for left as president capital budge far right. republicans and other consecutive parties took more than 50 percent falls were held off to another proposed charge that was rejected last year. i locked in america, added to the sea and human reports in the capital santiago. replacing the constitution left behind by chiles. formerly military dictatorship is turning out to be much more difficult than anyone could have predicted. jillions 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 delegates each enough to pass any constitutional norm they propose on their own choose 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 to 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 are nice fundamental rights like on our

privacy and internet issues and misers to stabilize our political system. the result could have been different, but 20 percent of votes will know or blank ballots believe to have been cashed. mostly by progressive julian score 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 charger only 4 months. then it will be put to the vote again in the referendum on december 17th. shouldn't the text to be found? wanting surely will have lost the last opportunity for a long, long time, to finally eliminate the last important symbol of its former military dictatorship . and it would be an irony, particularly this year, as surely commemorates the 50,

sent over 3 of the code that gave birth to the constitution that so many fine. and it did image see and human al jazeera sense. yeah, well i'm the see is with us now live from the capital santiago at how does this happen is here. oh boy, that's a, it's a very, very complicated uh answer to this. but let me try to simplify it as much as possible. one of the important things was the campaign itself for this new constitutional counsel, the, the right, the republican party and the conservatives in general, presented the chilean public with the false dilemma. they made it sound as though the constitution would resolve. what right now are the most pressing issues, the that the concern, the public, a crime? rising drug trafficking in the i need documented migration which many believe and does the district show that there have been criminals that have come in from

venezuela and columbia and other countries that are making the security situation and the crime much worse in the country. and so they made, they tried to quit the constitution with that, and a lot of people bit the bullet, they really, as i said then, then there was a 20 percent that i mentioned earlier that were angry. they said, we tried to have a better constitution to progressive constitution. the politicians betrayed us. they are now going to have the full control. we're not going to be able to elect ordinary citizens to rewrite our constitution. have happened last time. and so we are going to spoil our ballad, so simply not vote at all. and so with the combination of both of these have as given a shocking, if you like, majority to this republican party, a very new party. this is the 1st type of election of like this that is even participated in, but remember this is the party of jose i'm sonya passed. he was the candidate of the far right in the election just the a little more than a year ago in which

a left wing can that it was elected instead of them. because julian, something message that they didn't want to go that far to the right. so now we're seeing them moving the pendulum in the opposite direction. and it's not quite certain whether the chileans really know what they're voting for at this point or what they want in their new constitution. what we do know is that the republican party wants to change as little as possible, and in fact, it could make it even more conservative constitution than we already have. so chilean voters may be confused by all of a, all of this house the moving left, his pockets have been reacting to the vote of the world very badly. they are now it's, it's, it's a war today, but they just, they were calling it a, a political earthquake and i think that they're. 7 not exaggerating the president's address the nation later in the evening, and he called on the republican party, especially not, not the traditional, rightly but the republican party, not to make the quote, the same mistakes that the left had made in the 1st attempt to write the

constitution in other words, not to try to monopolize the text and hopefully write a text that will box represent the whole country. and that can take them into the future with consensus, whether that will happen or not is another story, but they are. they are trying to figure out where to go from here. it's a deep, deep blow to the government right now. there's no doubt about that. that's a lot in america editor lucy newman in the capital santiago this year. thank you. was backgrounds, president shelf announcements. so you'll have has called a snap election for july and august. when comes a week after constitutional amendments were approved and a referendum included extending the presidential time from 5 to 7 years. the changes mean let's see. i have could remain in office until 2040 critics say the vote lacks the participation of a meaningful opposition. the president says he wants another monday before making further changes. a video www dot com is that in the current climate where acute

complex process is prevalent in the world. and in our region, we're finding the right effective way to develop the country and implemented has become a most acute and urgent issue. there's still a head and i'll just say that in sports, a team owner gets into the actions in the n b a playoffs, basketball action, try me on the the

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a day way from one of the most anticipated matches of the year over his round 100 house manchester city and the 1st flag of the champions league semi finals on tuesday, said he had been finalizing their preparations ahead of the trip to spring summer concerning news for city fans though they trained without dodge international defender, nathan a key late earlier, who was injured in their most recent game. none the less confidence within the camp is high on their chances of beating rail. the english club are looking to win the champions league for the 1st time ever think strong guy got the positive, i believe in ourselves was obviously reached the final before. so we've proven that we can get to them stages and hopefully we can just keep going in the right direction or using the land for a city. rivals enter in the other semi final with the 1st flight happening on wednesday. how does the game ac defender, the coyote demaury has been talking of his team's chances?

no, no, we can go again. no, the best thing is in your, you know, i don't think no, no, we can be regarded as one of the best things in, you know, in the 70 find the, with the, with the jump is viewed. you know, it's not easy to get there. so. yeah, what we're really looking for to to obtain a to arsenal, have kept the race to win the english permanently title alive. but you know, when over new castle has moved them within a points of leaders of manchester, city, but arsenal have played a game more and only have 3 games left now in their season. coach mckellar test has said memories of a loss at new castle last season. which ended arsenals, hopes of champions li qualification and motivated his players. how does this fixture, james, hard and put in a game winning performance from philadelphia 76 ers and there, and b, playoff series with boston, celtics harden score debt to send the game into overtime and then made the decisive 3 points to give the 76. there's a $116.00 to a $115.00 when leaves the eastern conference playoff, semi final hide at 2 to gain 5 of best. and 7 series is coming up on tuesday

and the best efforts of nichol i, your kids couldn't and inspire the denver nuggets to win in their western conference. semi final, the survey and scored $53.00 points and managed to 4 phoenix funds owner. and that is, they are in the green jacket there during 4 of the series. it was all for nothing though, as a science took the game. and this series is tied at 2 games a piece. and i think it's crazy that nicole got technical foul on this situation. he's going to get the ball and some, some fan is holding onto the ball like he wants to be part of the game. just just getting the ball up, man, you know, mean and you know, they, they deem the call of doing something that was excessive, i guess. and they gave me the tech, but i still don't really understand it. i have a number of home runs being hit and major league baseball games is on the rise. nobody seems entirely sure why, but according to a new study, climate change could be playing a role. gabriel alexander reports from new york. a game

for baseball fans home runs or a highlight of the game. and statistics showed at the number of home runs hit during baseball games has been on the rise. certainly because of climate change. that's according to a new report by scientists at dartmouth college. we use data on a over a 100000 baseball games, showing that warmer temperatures increase the number of home runs in baseball games on a day to day basis. the 2nd component of our study ties this to climate change and shows the increased temperature is over the last 10 years. cheperdak just almost more than $500.00 home runs total already. that number will continue to grow in the future with potentially hundreds more home runs per year. if temperatures continue in 2018 major league baseball commission to study led by 10 scientists to determine

what was leading to the increase in home runs, they could not reach a definitive conclusion. but ultimately, a lot of their research led back to this, the baseball small changes in how baseballs are manufactured, potentially increase aerodynamic capabilities. they took them and threw them into tumble drivers, which is kind of interesting. so you got a ball, it really flattened the seams and made the back us are much more spiritual. the drive went down, travel even farther. but perhaps it's not just about the ball and not just about climate change. some baseball experts point to other contributing factors as well, like a better understanding of swing mechanics, strength training, and smaller ballparks where players don't have to heat it as far to get a home run. but in the end, it makes little difference. as long as home runs are being hit,

fans don't mind either way. gabriel was on do. i would just need your max for shopping. his continued his done, but it start to the formula one season with the wind of miami, the raining world champion, taking a victory despite starting the race down in 9th, the dutch driver have had moved out into the 2nd place 514, and was too quick. even for his own rental teammate surgery, a friend who has 12 races this season. this was for stipends, a 3rd ground pre when of the year. and he leads for championship by 14 points from progressive cross line. and 2nd, as in martin's fernando alonzo west. it's a good good rates. i mean that spit out of trouble in the beginning and then uh yeah, just sort of clean raise real quick because off of my one. and i could say i was really no, no, no, no how buyers and that's where we, i think, made the difference. today and yeah, then a good little by the way that we check or the end. so everyone kept clean and that's the most important. and yeah, great, great. went today to okay,

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