the land of the free america has never been a real democracy. the black people never experience democracy may be excludes divisions and struggles in america's electoral system. aside for and against equal representation. and the democratic process is the country that's learning how to be a democracy. but it's not there yet. one person, one vote on al jazeera, the . ready as a rental size into a key is presidential election techs will hit the polls again in just under 2 weeks, [000:00:00;00]

the, until mccrae, this is l 20. live from dice. so coming up, i'm 30 trouble input. the prince of this hospital in haiti's capital. the violence and a non functioning governments have left to people have been done to their fate. one month phone and no less often clashes in costume with at least $500.00 people killed. and more than 700000 displaced in palestinians much 75 years since they lost their own. when the state of israel was created, the ticket is presidential election. will go to a rental slice or this month. president's ridge of type in one took

a 5 percent lead, or the has $95.00 or canal a college. so new in sundays, far as they will face each other. once again, on may the 28th, the governing alliance of edwin's ack policy and the nationalist image pay have retained pallet empowerment, the peoples alliance. 1322 seats. while the 6 party opposition nation lines picked up 213 cushion mount about it begins our coverage from the capital and correct job . this is the 1st time goes up. the ad one has failed to win a president to the election by a clear majority. but his supporters, we made up the. we are already a confident of getting the, the 2nd the around. simply because that is 2500000 volts gap between the 2 was upon add ons, why they've come out,

can list out of little spaces. the complex task of holding together the opposition alliance. he promised to defeat ad line and, and the justice and development policies, decades long dominance of took his politics, losing the run of would likely be the end of his political career. the out of the 3rd one didn't get the vote of confidence expected. we don't win elections by talking from balconies if the nation says it's a run off, so be it's on, we will win. these action was modified allegations the governing fonts. you was blocking valid accounting, you know, positional song, holes, accusations. the president dismissed was telling supporters the vote was a democratic society, but international observers wound suppressing freedom undermines democracy. we have concern, for example, when it comes to the media situation, the biased media situation,

everything which is related to the free speech and the possibility to get through and use a form. and so we have concerns which we are putting in our report. cnr one was an outside the in the presidential race, but with 5 percent of the votes, the lead to the white we unsuccessful alliance. good tip, the scale that just mean the age that of to that nationally, certain commodities but have a bigger site in the bottom of that. there will be tough days ahead for us. but we will make sure that this process is a good one for the nation. and at this time, we weren't say who we are going to support. the stakes are high for both candidates, a win, but at the one with cement his legacy. his people's alliance retains good total parliament in sunday's election. put glitched out of window a defeat, which means the collapse of a coalition of bodies put aside that political differences for

a coming gold bill position. allies have hope to make gains in areas devastated by the quakes, but despite the wind speeds put, this has them of the government's response to the disaster. it seems as though hot and can still wind light when his support phase in the southeast. this leaves the opposition with limited options and they hope to convince people to switch sides and vote for that candidate pushed him out of the 0 and cut off. somebody's ident has moved from a stand pull on the food place candidates and then or, and he won't be in the front of but his support is could be vice will to the final results. he's already been talking about his conditions for endorsement saying things like how you've been not coming towards me unless you're willing, 1st of all, to distance yourselves from those he calls terrace and that's understood to be a reference to the p k. k. and some of the kurdish groups, which are electrically political policies, which are allegedly associated with the p j. k. and the says,

the other condition that you need to be able to commit yourself to the expulsion of refugees understood. read into that. syrians from this country who are taking up the jobs of trucks. and this is the issue, both sides. whether it's the routing coalitional, the opposition coalition, they both have nationalist within the coalition. and they also have connections or coalition policies from the curb should both blogs. it's going to be interesting to see who can what woo, though supposes of cnn on more. but here's the key points as well. if the 2nd round goes along the lines with the 1st one of course, then the budget type out of the one has only a small percentage that he needs to win over, then come out and collect all of those nationalist. both is in order to cross the threshold or hey, t is struggling with a deepening human to terry and across the schools by spiraling gang related violence across its capital, access to essential services such as health care,

clean water and sanitation is severely compromised. and the you ins morning that lives are being lost. today's the boat has moved now from port of prince. this is haiti's largest hospitality, and it has been almost abandoned for 5 months. but even though no doctors are on site, some patients we main here because they have nowhere else to go. dimension we will show by getting members in december can use to be a mobile phone salesman. but he has not been able to go back to work with them back . i mean, if i went to a private hospital, then i spent everything i had and then i had to come here. i can't afford the medicines and here there is nothing they all know doctors to k for us. doctors at this hospital it has to be on strike for months. they say their salaries, their work environment, and the violence in the area make it almost impossible to do their job beloved through the one of the most violent neighborhoods in puerto prince is not far from

here since the assassination of president julian invoice 2 years ago. he has been caught in the middle of a political and social crisis that has gangs controlling the streets the into him prime minister, seems unable to restore order everything. fremont says the government has forgotten this hospital, which plays a crucial role in the cities. health care system that you see about by the haitian government doesn't care about this place because they have private hospitals to make money. those who can't afford a private clinic have nowhere else to go. sometimes they die in their homes. there is no water where we electricity. when we visited the patients asked us for food. this is the largest hospital in haiti and it has been barely working for the past 5 months. the pediatrics unix has just started to work once again very, very slowly. but when we arrived here, we saw the oldest children that you can see here that have been abandoned.

and then is 12 years old. who is 10. and this baby is 6 months old. can go mind, see a mess, you testing taken care of them. we stay here day and night, so these children on live to line. we should have gone because of the strike, but we can't leave them. we feed them with whatever we can find. people in haiti are struggling with gang violence for shortages and a non functioning government that has called on the international community for help. for now, it seems the cold remains and hard pity. so i'll just see that for the prince. the sudanese doctors union says 219 people have been killed in the city of janina and west style for and just to die is a fine thing. it says the surgeon violence began with the rapid support forces, storm the city on friday and 4th of local groups. fighting between the sudanese

army and the paramilitary rapids support forces has now been going on for months. as negotiations continue on deliveries of much needed, i'd, hundreds of people have been killed and more than 5 and a half 1000 had been injured so far. how does this have been morgan reports from the capital count too? we much of the funding is happening. plumes of smoke over the skies of dance capital out of tune and daily scene. since fighting began between sedans, army and the power and the, the 3 rapids support forces or iris f. one month ago, the water was the horse after using civilians as human shields. they use people's homes for protection. we consider this account with the way of rule, the sudanese only, it is now on the ground. you want to fight them, fight them on the ground, not from people's homes. that really, that document misplaced on monday, an s or i could a hospital in east smile. the army says they are a staff has been using it as

a base for a minute to re authoration the rest of the cues, the army of killing and wounding civilians. in the attack, more than 500 people have died since the starts of the fighting. more than 700000 people have been forced to move elsewhere within the country since those parts of the conflict and at least 200000 have fled to neighboring countries. but millions remain in the capital where most of the fight thing is taking place. it started with gunfire and bullets flying overhead, then all home was hits and we moved to a place that was sites. but it's not sites now. they are a strikes, shrapnel, flying when they is fighting. we want to leave, but we can't move. the slicing has damage to many important facilities. they include the main international airport, which was the focus of heavy battles during the 1st days of the fighting. other facilities such as water and power plants have also been destroyed by the fighting,

with many residential areas, cuts off from power and running water for a month. now, the struggle between the 2 sides has also effected access to hospitals and markets for supplies in the capital are running low and the concerns that the situation will deteriorate further, as the fighting enters, it's 2nd month of the cities incident have also with mr. fighting the most recent is jeanina in west star for when malicious, allied to the recess have been attacking the city for 4 days. and that the but the new hosting of what we call on all the international organizations and the u. n. agencies to provide safety and food and to protect the civilians. we also ask for the return of health services, because the situation here in janina is a catastrophe. all international organizations and civil societies should direct their assistance to janai, not the so denise army and the rapid support forces on friday signed would be

called a humanitarian declaration. in jetta. inside the review, it seems to allow those traps in her tone to leave conflict areas. and for 8 to come in to those in need, as well as protecting people and their homes. but that's it to happen on the ground where the financing is continuing along with the destruction and death and one thing of civilians. hey, but morgan ultra 0, how to it was still a head on al jazeera us special council has criticized the feelings investigation into a former us president on trump saying elect evidence. the had the exceptional heat flooding into western parts of north america broke records

. in the we can for western canada and the pacific northwest. we are expecting temperatures to still continue to rise in places like oregon and washington. but they will be coming down slightly for western parts of canada where wildfires continue to burn calgary seem $21.00 degrees celsius there on wednesday for full seattle. that upward trend just continues through towards the end of the week. 29 degrees celsius that on thursday, with sunny skies, no storm system pulls its way further east across the eastern parts of canada, bringing some heavier rain to the likes of new england over the next few days. it's also going to knock temperatures down to cities like chicago to run to new york city, but at least it will be some sunny skies with that, that's not the case for the south. the severe storms on the tail end of that system continuing to rumble their way towards the gulf of mexico. and some of that rain is set to continues for heaviest. across parts of his pen jala, the dominican republic seems some of those thunderstorms through 2. when states

a similar story for cuba, much clara, however, for pops of mexico just some showers coming into mexico city on wednesday. the cultivating food is the foundation of human civilization, but food today is a global commodity. if the industry did not make money, how many people would be on and how it's most of the contentious debates, public interest in the public safety is definitely not taking precedence and in depth examination into our great business. and the conflicting interests play, industry doesn't want any regulation. they just want to put the products on the market. the price of progress on o, g 0, the

the, you're watching, it will just say, or i have reminder about top stores, the salad tick. he is presidential election will go to a run or flight of this month. president's reach of type is one to 5 percent lead over his 95 tomorrow in sunday as far as they will fight each other again at the end of my view in this morning that lives up being lost in fiji because of the deepening humanitarian crisis. gang related finance has taken out of the capital and access to essential services is severely compromised. and fighting between the sudanese army and the paramilitary records support forces has now been going on for a month. hundreds of people had been killed in thousands displaced from the hinds negotiations, continue and deliveries as much needed. i to us inquiry has criticized the if the

investigation into donald trump's 2016 presidential campaign special council, joan darn. it says the federal agency liked evidence and relied too heavily on trump's political opponents. the investigation dumped the cross by a hurricane looks into potential context between trumps election team and its links with the prussia and trump is urging congress to take action describing it on social media as treason and the crime of the century will probably come find as lawn for us that live for us in washington, dc, and petty along the way, his report with all sorts of promises of corruption and scandal. can you tell us a little bit more about the findings exactly. donald trump, when he was president and his people actually pointed john durham, he said that he was going to uncover this massive conspiracy and it was going to be the crime of the century. so he's keeping the phrase is going. so what is the fact to be fine after 4 years and this 300 page report was that the crime of the century?

was it a conspiracy? know, the way you judge whether or not these sorts of investigations are effective is what they yield in court. and when it came to the 4 years durham only actually put 3 people faced through people, charges gets 3 people, 2 of them were acquitted. one a very low level figure and the f. b, i a put guilty to falsifying information on an e mail. he didn't even serve time in jail, but what do you say now durham in this report is that the initial investigation shouldn't have started, but they didn't have proper information. but i think it's important. remember that that initial investigation, a crossfire hurricane, that eventually led to the special council, robert miller, his investigation. and that really did produce results, very serious fines. and so what he's basically saying is, well, investigate, she was, was very successful and rooted out free, free,

striking corruption at wrong doing just should have been started because they didn't have the basic information from it. what are the political ramifications here? obviously trump is running again. so presidents total fillers or implications for trump when it comes to scandal. the know there are not ever are me. let's just think about this. he was just found guilty of battery and a woman and defaming her. it was to hold by a jury that he had to pay her $5000000.00. he's facing the 37 felony counts of manhattan in relation to his business dealings there. he's under investigation in atlanta for voter interference. the biggest peril for donald trump, though is what's happening with special counsel jack smith in washington. he's looking not only at whether or not trump had a part in the actual insurrection of the us capitol, trying to stop the certification of the election. but not only that, he's now also looking at a range of classified documents that donald trump took from the white house and

then is alleged to have tried to conceal that from investigators. so has any of this hurt trump? no, his supporters tend to believe what he says, he says it's a which he says it's trees and they don't necessarily are void. they're not necessarily gonna go well, there's no facts to support that. they're going to believe the president. and that is clear because not only with all of these scandals, he's facing all of this legal carol, he's using it to fundraise and he's doing that successfully. and in the polls, he is still by far, republicans, number one choice to take up the nomination for the 2020 for presidential election day. thank you so much, petty, that is petty caroline for us in washington dc. well, let's bring in clear finkelstein. she is the elegant on middle professor of law and professor of philosophy at university of pennsylvania law school. she assisted in the represent representation of one of the witnesses in the investigation and joins us from philadelphia. thank you very much for being on al jazeera. now as we hear the little just being made,

that there was very little new in the report that we didn't already know. what is your take on it as well. i haven't finished reading the report is it just dropped to a few hours ago. and in fact, i was a pen in law graduation when it hit. but um, from what i can see so far on the porch that republicans are likely to get most exercised about it and say that there were concerns about the crossfire hurricane investigation. are there concerns about the way that special counsel molar conducted hills investigation? those parts have already been discussed already been identified in particular. there was an inspector general report of the harlots report several years ago that do identify some issues with the carter page. finds a warrant in particular that there have been the fact that

a quarter page has already been tapped as an f. b. i. informant that that has not been disclosed. when the a 5 of warrant application was made that was already identified in the hardwoods worked, it was a matter of concern. and i think that that report actually was fairly hard hitting, even though the quarter page 5 of one was found by inspector general for which to have been well, frederick hated as they say in the end, but it just did cost some soul searching. and some attempt at revision in the bias of process as a result of that report. she or some of the concerns that the during report raises were already flags before. so my impression so far is that there isn't a whole lot new here that hasn't been,

i've done to it in the last half hour. so trump is come out and doubled down basically saying this is a totally legal act as treason as the crime of the century. can you just clarify this, this completely clear trump when it comes to the claim that he conspired with russia? you know, i don't think it does. so this is an investigation into how crossfire hurricane was initiated, how it got going, and what information was eventually handed off, how crossfire hurricane got handed off to the miller team. so it's about that whole process. and there is an awful lot of overlap between the various campaigns and russia. and the report shows just the complexity of those relations. it's going to take quite a while to wade through it,

but i don't think it's any kind of wind for donald trump or for his frank campaign that he says it is okay. we're going to have to leave it there. thank you so much for your time. that is clear, finkelstein at the university of pennsylvania little professor. thank you. thank you. the palestinians have much 75 years since the neck about also known as the catastrophe best when hundreds of thousands of palestinians were forcibly expelled from the huns to make way for the establishment of the state of israel. as he, the abraham reports from the occupied with bank people being mocked to die with protests and cultural events. 75 years of waiting inspired this. our tour palestinian artists are using new mediums to talk about their

history and their future. within 20 palestinian and international artists participated in dislike submission, organized on the anniversary of the neck by the date in 1948 when hundreds of thousands of palestinians were forcibly displaced from their land. so the state of israel could be created. they moved away from there. yeah, and that's why you see this assign infinity. it's like aids because it's ongoing. and how much about it organized this event? 3 years he's been using art to highlight palestinians, the struggles under his read the occupation submit and help us the 1st name and none of them. i refused to portray the policy. and in reality, as an alternative narrative, it's already i lead to this as they have propaganda. sometimes we think the walls knows the story,

but they don't comics are one of the tools to wish them is right. at least have made it into international studios like marvel comics, and managed to tech is right in the super heroes. global was 1st and 2nd generation refugees could not return home. many people here are pending their hopes on younger palestinians have a very strong belief in this generation, this very stubborn. they'll do anything for their rights that is stronger than out generation for them. palestine is historic, palestine in double a demonstration took place in the city. senator. thousands of people are gathering here today and they say no matter how much time has passed the next, but they will continue fighting for the right. the processing is more kids. another year of displacement another year on their

occupation. and you get to another affirmation of rights that seem to exist on the in words and not on the ground. me that but he added just eat a demo deal if you're part westbank to the gym and also our series has been palestinian protests for a 2nd. here in a row posted in organizations were planning to commemorate knock by the police side . i said these protests could turn violent and become anti semitic. state boston has moved from portland they will risk in arrest by gathering and boom and to commemorate knock by day. and it wasn't long before police intervene and started questioning them. germany has a large population of palestinians, but they say their rights to express themselves have increasingly been curtailed. it's like the old ways, the excuse. what is read is making crimes against humanity. just talking about the sensitivity of germany and the guilt of germany. i do understand this and my heart

goes out for the holocaust victims under survivors. but this should not be a reason to persecute other people. so brief discussion, police allowed to come on the ration to continue. it has become increasingly difficult for processing is the process here in germany now, and the risk of growing about the developments and this for our terminal. so it, these are increasingly cramping down on demonstrations here, saying they could turn on to submit to essential this issue here. in sherman, i think the whole cost of the nazi nasty, a dozens of protests was for detained by police on knock by day. it was the 1st time the demonstration most banned. after many years of collecting, in protest in germany in 2019 that you have in parliament adopted a resolution calling the palestinian pressure group and to submit to the government's commission of a jewish affair says anti semitism is on the rise. if 96 percent of incidents committed by fall right groups and the rest attribute to,

to point us to input test us, kind of getting you thought you, there's of what do you think everyone is allowed to protest against it? very policies. the limit is when it becomes anti semitic when the existence of, as well as being split is like when the actions of these radio and i mean, compared to what we're not doing well, go to spam touch base miss ali status. that because of increase tensions between israel and palestine and motions of palestinians in germany are running high and the actions risk breaking the law kind of thing and say it's an upfront to that constitutional rights. this, the constitution of right and fact of law has been flipped around by the court and the balloon police. and this is something that is the danger for the democracy itself. lawyers have challenged the bands in court,

but so far the judges website it with the police steadfast and l. 20 in berlin. as palestinians were preparing to mock. the knock by is riley forces shot and killed a palestinian man during a ride. and nicholas and the occupied with bank. the funeral was held for 22 years old solace abra islamic jihad says he was a member of the group. the is ready met latrice and people had held rocks and explosives and 5 edits forces. well, the 150 post indians had been killed in the occupied territories sort of 5 this year. tennessee in opposition lead and fullness because parliament rashid can and she has been sentenced to get an absence here on charges of incitement type of speech. she gave last year can and she needs be an auto policy. and as a 5th critic of current president kind of side, he's refused to appear in court saying the trial is political. it's the lie system,