nuclear terraces because they don't trust the us informed opinions. fighting has basically lock this thing up so far that it is impossible virtually for somebody else 7 to the race at this point in depth analysis of the case headlines. so then, case by the end of the states that there is no strong government to control and which means that this might affect other countries. inside story on al jazeera, the, [000:00:00;00] the hello until mccrae. this is a new sound line from coming up in the next 60 minutes, thousands evacuated as you're trying to in russia. blame each other, the destruction of a day, and that's flooding the cas home region. around on file is what it says is its 1st domestically might hospice on

a ballistic missile nationwide purchase again in front of the dentist and you know, the price is the retirement age to $64000.00 as the parties are due to be identified days off to india is with try and crash in discounts on devin assets full time, some bracing golf news. the pga tour has announced its joining forces with the saudi arabia, back arrival, lift tools, and think a fit to split this last 3 years. the ukraine and russia are accusing each other of blowing up a major den that smoking warnings of severe flooding and russian controlled territory down stream. and the region of her phone was the levels have risen by at least 10 maces in the area. you know the costs good then links the banks of the neat program to help buy rusher on the south side to keep on the north with ends.

destruction threatens to hamper crime is water supply as it feeds dependent. she was main root canal for the up. the river is the separation nuclear power plants. the i. e, i says advice is no immediate risk. specifically addicted begins our coverage a massive surge of water as a cobra. them in the festival in the region of southern ukraine option explosion in the early hours of tuesday. this area is under the control of russian forces. russia blames ukraine for this. ukraine claims russia. so we're doing lots of cave skaters in sarasota is last night. the cube version committed yet another crime against people launching a missile strike on this lewis gates of the cove a hydro electric point of view. this is the upper section of the danbury, which would release large volumes of water and destroy your for, but the leak is not critical, and it would not prevent our armed forces from defending the left bank. and from striking the right side is necessary for them is the holders for sonya. i'm in coastal and where i'm witnessing with my own nice,

the catastrophe created by the russian federation. you can see how the water is coming in every 2nd. before i started speaking the water, i haven't reached me. i would like to turn the attention of the whole world to what rushes willing to do to destroy ukraine and cranes. both are occupied and on keep tight territories about the show. this was the down before the explosion. it stands 30 meters toll and 3.2 kilometers long and built in 1956 on the need for a river as part of the cobra hydro electric power plant. it also supplies water to the credit being put into the next by russia. in 2014 water from the dam is essential for cooling. europe's largest nuclear power plant and up original russia controls the plant. and along with ukraine, state atomic power agency, and the un, you could have watched all v i a volt, said the situation at the point is under control of the waters of submerged parts

of new because of the russian say water levels will continue to rise for about 72 hours and then start to go down. it was not immediately clear, however, how the flood waters would affect to cranes, long planned counter offensive against russian forces were dug in across southern and eastern ukraine. stephanie decker of you 0 charles stress. it has more on the ukrainian reaction as he hits close to the affected region. we're driving from keith to the city of south parisha, which is up the street from the destroy them. we've been speaking to people inside separately. they say that the river that has dropped dramatically in recent hours, russo getting new lines from the ukrainian government, being crazy and the interior ministry actually saying that the places where people are being evacuated to are actually being show cause to be called independently. verify that claim at the level of

a great space for the thousands of people that are being moved from this area. according to presidents that leads care around a 100000 people, lived in this area before around 80 small towns and sacraments are the ones that are being affected and that's where the over curation. so going from present zalinski has described this is compared to this, the use of basically of width of mass destruction by the russians. we understand that there is pressure from ukraine to hold an emergency section of the un security council president of landscape describing this as being one of the list . mind late disasters to europe in decades. it's all stuff. what else is 0 rose to zachary, here. but let's speak now to june list to julia, shut off a lot of his live from moscow. i guess. first of all, what's the kremlin been sung about this major incidents? a yes or

a guessing report was from russia's high ranking officials and fast rushes investigative committees. it has launched a criminal case and to the destruction of the don all the hope skype house station cooling is a terrorist attack. come in, sparks pass and to meet trips called a has said that the destruction of the can help scott station is a deliberate sabotage from ukraine. that for all the responsibility for the situation should be own ukraine. russia rejected old allegations of its involvement in that talk. he also added that the destruction of the job had been carried out by cuba because it's counter offensive, couldn't achieve any goals according to pass code. one of the goals of the ukrainian sabotage was to deprive the crime in peninsula was uh uh, meanwhile, russian defense minister showing good cold the diamond citizens a terry stop talk and that it was committed in order to prevent the offensive

actions of the russian armed forces according to showing grew, the ukrainian army had launched a long promised defensive in several parts of the front in the course of uh, the last 3 days, and then announced that 71 russian ministry pesto now had died during those past 3 days. and 210 had been injured. usually russian army come on does do not disclose the number of casualties. the last time some numbers were announced in september 2022 marie is a harwood. the foreign ministry sparks past that road and had telegram channel that russia had the wound, un security, un secretary general, rather antonia gutierrez, about ukraine's intentions to destroy the cold sketch station. and now it was asking him about what was done to prevent the disaster. we've seen some pretty incredible images of the damage, but is there a clear idea of just how bad it is and what a local authority,

signing yeah, in the town of novak i hope the water level has risen to mould and 12 nice is according to blood's e mail leo, until he's the head of the local administration deal source. he's expected that the wholesale level has reached its peak now the uh, building of the machine room and the uh, the hopes got a station a is on the water right now. some residents. so but no back a holes got has been taken to hospital and about 900 residents. some of the flooded settlements have been evacuated since that's according to the authorities. and you arise, we're guessing a pictures here. when in time it houses are floating down the need for a re or so the situation is quite a well meaning indeed. okay, thank you so much for that. it's usually a shuffle full of a for us in mosca. we are just moments ago. are you in secretary general, intone or good? tears commented on the destruction of the day today. so that should be easy. if

another example of your right or if the price of water on people the floodgates of sufferings, it'd be overflowing for more than a year. and that must stop at dick's again, c, v williams and get it to go see the need for the structure must stopped and the must. x 3 is what? accountability and respect for international humanitarian law. above all, being for the just peace in line with un shot at the international law and the resolutions of the general assembly. okay, let's go live to al diplomatic interest a james bias who is that the united nations. and we've just heard from the ukranian and russian invested is what did they have to say? so yeah, we've heard from that, let me just tell you more about the site. cuz the gentleman was he had to say because i think it's important for us to, to met, to mention one of the other things. he said when he spoke to us reporters just moments ago. and that was the you and has no independent information about who

carried out this or whether it was a structural breakdown of the dime box. he made it clear and i think this is important. this is another devastating consequences. many stress the word of the russian invasion of ukraine, a i a set to the secretary general of the at, and as he was walking away, is it time for the un to set up an inquiry? a basic general refused once, but still says close to him. say that the secretary, i don't, doesn't believe he has the power to set up an inquiry. he could just set up a fact finding mission. but he, you and did that a year ago when the prison that all in his car was bombed and they got no cooperation tool from the russian side of the security council will be meeting we think in the coming hours, we've had a cool from the cranium source security council meeting to the russians are also talking about a security council meeting and the need for a security council meeting in the last hour. been speaking both to the training in the past with, with you and to the russian ambassador,

the crate. and then boss of the here 1st because it is a major take my jennings, old, this us, the in europe seems probably will go to and that is the most responsible of the occupational authorities so that the dentist actually does that start. and so they actually did rush upon them to them because not what meant to kill to those who suggest that the should be good week and was about that's the that's the electric of that. the electric loved them to them. when, when the flooding came to the sides, which of us are controls? living security council meeting on the core of the united nations general assembly has started to fill 5 known tendencies on the security council. one of the states involving rushes, live. batteries is being contested. we're going to go back to gens buy's known as what,

what can you tell us about the survivors and just how contentious it is this what happened in literally the last few minutes in the un general assembly. and again, it's really on the same subject, and we were just discussing the board and ukraine because bella roost had back in 2007 said he wanted to see on the security council. i mean, had been on the opposed until about 18 months ago. because of the situation politically and by the rules, and then the war and you train slovenia, decided that he wanted to be on the security council and didn't want rushes plus, i lied to be on the security council. but we tried to vote as a say in the last few moments, slovenia, 153 votes by the rules. so t h, meaning slovenia will from next year, be on the security council, and valerie specialist, rival, i mean you got the c 8 votes in that. and in that context context,

which really became a one issue context about the war and you try. ok, thank you. somebody says james buys for us at the you in to but there is plenty more ahead on this is out including i see is facing another cross as of today is a flooding, leaves thousands, hundreds, canada sizes. it's most of a wall 5 season on record and it's government homes. it will get worse. and in sport selections from the frame chosen is the main content design for place. i'm assuming finals that's coming up light. it was the gym, the us secretary of state in to the blinking is beginning a 3 day visit to saudi arabia to strengthen the relationship. is this, it comes as around the say to reopen it's embassy and for yet 7 years off to it was closed. saudi arabia will also reopen this mission into run. it's after chinese

broken deal to re establish diplomatic ties between the 2 countries. around in saudi arabia have a long and the serial history. the 2011 eric springs will protest, movements against the status quote in several countries in the middle east. saudi arrived yet accused around inciting, protest and byron against the royal family. a wrong denied the accusation, but when the civil war and human scan in 2015, saudi arabia back the internationally recognized governments and talk is if we see verbal strongholds, it is believed around, back to the who sees in 2016, saudi arabia executed a permanent she i later who was a critic of the saudi government of protesters into the storms. the embassy then re add to cuts, ties, and in 2019 saudi arrive via plains are wrong for a drone to tackle that state for an oil company. aramco 5000000 barrels a day of crude production was impacted close to half of the kingdoms outputs.

humans 50 roubles, claimed responsibility around to denied any enforcement on my, on the chart is i'll just say were a senior political analyst and he joins us from paris and in life of that long list of events. and the tension that existed between the 2 countries, just how significant is this happening in the storing of relations that we're seeing at this point in time? sports is very significant. shifting between reduce tensions in the region. and they're going to use a chance as a whole lot of conflict or outright war between 2 important and paula from regional powers. so in a sense, the beginning of normalization of the opening, the embassy is, is signifiers, you know, the beginning of a process stop, this process is not necessarily reversible, right? because things could be an adverse in the region for, i guess, reasons. but clearly there's a clicked intention and there is

a real behind that because both countries are benefiting a lot from this kind of one of the issues. and they have been um, negatively affected by it, by the actual conflict with the boss, especially wrong because of, you know, holy sanctions has been suffering under. and so the bunch to start the whole new you know, internal and external projects are short for it. so i think this comes with at the right time for both countries, and we will see it move forward. now once again, the soviet union on the united states also have differences, but they were involved in a cold war, right? so the, as far as they are the combination of with the intentions and a good thought process moving forward, it's going to have a great impact from the companies like human what i think we wouldn't see that as an issue of a complex there because it's more less of a proxy one, we want to see some progress on the question to see that perhaps we receive more on

11 on. now having said all of the between these to the doctor sees it's important to your son pensions, but that's not the start of the gonna lead to more democracy in human rights rights . certainly not on the short term, but on the long term it could pay that way for stability. that goods open the way for more normalized visions of lights in the region. ok, we also mentioned that the us secretary of state in to the blinking is beginning a 3 day visit. i mean, what's he going to be trying to achieve while he is in saudi arabia the publicly and they said that to use their to advance specific zip cooperation between saudi arabia and the united states and consult with the gcc for ministers about the, the college in that case isis and i'm source of what i think behind the scenes the senator state is there to correct the relationship that has been dwindling. good.

you're almost in joe doing between the united states. ready so good idea. things are not really the gun is the right direction. and i think washington's getting more or more anxious that the 2 countries do not see. i do, i wouldn't important issues including russia enclosing your brain, but also the security in the region. and certainly the question of wizard where the united states continues to pressure. so. ready media in order to normalize relations rather. so just as you just said, normalize relations with you more on that instead. so i think the donations could continue to deteriorate between the different companies, because sides of area is basically cutting on with an independent for policy, independent of the united states. and that is not to washington's liking now. and also the dealing with china is rise of influence and in the region. i mean, how much ground has the us last to china recently?

well that basically i was written in the room, right. and you know, back in washington, there been conducting hearings about the rising influence of china and at least and the cost region. china doesn't have much of a control. but what it does have, you know, like america doesn't have a ton, but it does have increasing and deepening and expanding influence in the region, including in that just so you kind of, i think just stick. imagine for a 2nd in terms of the trade as, as they are now, have a balance sheet of something like 300000000 in trade. that's 20 times greater than it was 2 decades ago. while the united states increasing trades was basically insignificant by comparison. the chinese also has been quite involved diplomatically as we just started by sponsoring be a 30 percent ation between the around and start with the area. they are getting more and more dependent on gulf for you. and as they are increasing the diplomatic

and the comic into the watch and the united states worries that where the economy and the goal. so when strategy, the china might actually increase its strategic assets over the has 25 year agreement, strategic agreement with the one i need to once more well. so during the operational players, perhaps based is like the one that has in your voting. so all of that, what do use the united states that wants to maintain control of the security and the full for from the persian gulf are plenty, for instance of lincoln to focus on during his trip. thank you so much. that is, i'm out on the shower l just there was senior political enlist. thank you. you can go to our website, which is their adult calm to get more on mountain bush hours analysis on china is growing diplomatic. influence in the region and mountains rise up on america's uphill battle as it loses ground. this around has on file is what it says is it 1st

domestically might have to select the ballistic missile named for thought it was revealed at a ceremony, attended by presidency for him, right? you see and top commands as of the revolution regard to send your bowery has more from tara, the unveiling ceremony more than 6 months in the making. the high ranking officials watch as the revolutionary guards. aerospace division displays what your own says is this 1st domestically produce hypersonic ballistic missile names. that's all the missile has a range of 1400 kilometers and the speed of more than 15000 kilometers an hour. that's more than 12 times faster than the speed of sound. it's able to change direction rapidly and avoid most defense systems by traveling outside the earth atmosphere. president abraham bracy explain why iran has developed such a weapon. battle your was done to use it as for the terrace,

we built dismissal so that our enemies don't even think about any active aggression against us. this unveiling has a message of security for oil in the region, not just the wrong. people should know the level of security in the entire region which has increased that on to despite assurances and promises from the president. to the contrary, this development is likely to increase tensions in the region. iran ballistic missile program has been under un security council sanctions since 2006, a restriction that's due to be lifted in october as a result of the 2015 nuclear deal. but that is all about that. that's when you're on will be allowed to buy and sell advanced missile technology, because more him to do visa. you hush. how many make in between that one of the most important characteristics of this missile is it can confront defense systems like that of enemies of around like the us and design is cruising since they have very advanced defense systems. this could have a significant impact on the weapons of the americans are selling specially to regional countries. airlines ballistic missile program is one of the biggest in the

middle east. it has more than 1000 short and intermediate blue sickness, all that carry conventional warheads. but they can be converted to carry nuclear ones. that's something the officials continue to maintain. they're not seeking. well, iran says it has made significant gains and it's defensive capabilities over the past 2 years. it's also thought to men's relations with certain countries in the least, mainly saudi arabian egypt. as official stressed, the development of this hypersonic ballistic missile increases security in the entire middle east, it's unclear, regional powers will take the same view door safari, l g 0 to hong around is the largest country working to acquire hypersonic massages . but what i'll buy in how difficult is it to build them? i'll just here as defense is this alex calculus explains a alarms, race is willing to way to build a new kind of weapon. hypotonic missiles have been in the news for years, but let's take a closer look at how they work,

and why so many countries. one of them would hypersonic means anything that moves more than 5 times the speed of sound, or mach 5, which is 6174 kilometers an hour. that's 1.7 kilometers a 2nd. most ballistic missiles already reached the speeds, but this new cost of weapon consultants. i'm plunging back into the service fee of lighting on a cushion of a, taking a random puff to its intended target. this makes it difficult to detect a destroy the challenges of insuring pipe a solid missiles work or formidable friction from the atmosphere, produces extremely high temperatures as high as 2200 degrees celsius or more. to give us some context to tamia and melts. a 1670 degrees. the attend speed of the missile also produces a cloud of super heated particles called plasma. the surround, the missile make

a very hard for video communications to get through it. displaying these challenges, both russia and china, but use the range of hypersonic weapons. the united states is struggling to keep up as more country suited to these weapons in the hope they will give them a decisive age in combat. the nationwide protests being held across from once again the, i'm dead pressuring the government into scraping the law. the devices, the retirement edge, the presidents, a minimum of cone force through the reform earlier this year, using special constitutional powers. the move sparks, months of angry demonstrations. unions have promised the case of the fight against the changes in the coming weeks. latasha butler is live for us in paris. at one of these protests center. i mean, the pension,

the form has already been signed into law. so what our protest is hoping to achieve here what we're seeing uh, accompanying some of the protesters. so as i walked across powers for now at the end of this 1st test in the south to of powers. and what many of them have been saying to us is the same thing that they feel they want to stay in the street. they want to keep the demonstration, keep putting pressure on the french government to try and to switch to her. first, it's pension to scrap it, even though as i move with a new just uh signs in april they feel that it's important to still be seen to happen and must have missed the child by the french government hobbies so they know they know they feel that this noise is unfair and not only because it raises retirements, h 5 to gaze $64.00, but also the way in which the french government pushed it, forced a fight, decreed through calling to find faults in spades. a lot of people right,

upset and angry about that opinion polls as the last few months suggest to the majority of french people, do not support this reform with this new law. so a lot of, i'm just still about it, but nevertheless, i have to say for fewer people out industries. and we've seen a recent demonstrations over the past few months. bought some people say look, it's now no, there's no point coming out to because it has been stood fast against these protests and in the message. i mean, is there any real chance that the government's actually going to roll back the reform because it gets very unlikely that the french government, which with us that this nor this stage, yet because the french for instance, instead of it's a fight on an important reform in order to sustain the pension system for future generations. and that is why the french government disclosed this before to push this reform. it threw up from that point of view, they've been successful because as far as the protest, the report has become a know i'm supposed to come into effect in september,

but there is no doubt that on the faxes come out of cost for the french government, there are many people in the french public and the principal relation to the field is no, was on fire and safety. i agree with the government. and so that's what we're seeing is the policy is really posted from this trade union for what, losing quite a bit of research is. they certainly feel galvanized, they say they remain. that is a real challenge for the french government to do that. now looking at trying to push through a new, such as reforms around the world series last summer. and so we could see more part of the big process in the months to come here. okay, thank you so much for that. as i'm talking to you about the, for us in paris, this was still a hit on altos. air advises here to the poles and twice for the 2nd time. and these, you are going to enter political crisis. griffin, the country will be live in to existing burdens. prince harry testifies,

and course of the landmark phone hacking ties against tabloid newspapers to be live in london and in schools. vegas have another golden, non control of a stanley cup. final fits coming up with tim the the, now this looks like incoming winter prep, a storm coming out of the pacific, rolling through. just at that point time dana's is brought snow way up and these in the front of the system is gone through the functions, which means tempted the drunk coming out to where they should be. it's inducing a bit of noise when he flies a bit warmer. in buenos aires, in santiago is and the average would suggest how there was a dry looking picture, sunshine back in via the heaviest, right, has been where it season is correct. so it's been a west and equity over the warning side for there's been some flooding there as

a result. but if you follow that line, roughly speaking northwards, that's also what gave you the way with funding and hating now, that's not such a risk. no, but there are still big chiles around eastern cuba. so jamaica, maybe the bahamas and then back towards home jurors. we saw some big time polls yesterday. this whole area of central america is that risk of some flesh cutting mexico apart from the time from the less and in the us to their business. very big south recently in texas. they didn't look quite as big in the next day or so. this storm system, he's if she's now in the eastern side of the canada, which gave that welcome brain to nova scotia. if you like, is stopping this line of showers for the mid western and fonts east, which is coming science. if you like, through the plane space, is more right and still up in the mountains of the approved or reject the most progressive constitution ever proposed for any nation.

and there's 3, yes or no. cheating voted to know the big picture us was a question. the donors into the very foundation of june, until the cost of its relationship with indigenous people. in the midst of 2 parts, 2 on the jersey is the conflict into time continued some correspondence or on the ground to record every angle. if the story had been ongoing between the hours and the 16th, the army beat ages to say that a 100, i'm soothing this refugee is why you have to be a registered member who cannot access pay this. this food does not get to where it is needed, so it may not get there at all. the challenge ahead is your stay without the benefits

the do what you notice here. a reminder of our top story is the south hundreds of homes that under was off to the know the cost of them was damaged and the russian seized todd of his own, ukraine's military plains, russia. but the kremlin says the time was hit by ukrainian shelley around has on file for this is, is its 1st domestically might hot this on the ballistic missile named fata, it was revealed, the ceremony attended by president's p for him or you see in top commanders of the revolution we gun nationwide purchase being held in from se against the government's plan to raise the retirement age presidents a menu on my own use for some constitutional powers to push through the reform.

earlier this year, a polls closing to wait in a couple of hours crises to choosing a new pilots in just a year. the snap a vote was cooled by the crown prince. last month after he dissolved the last one. friction between the ruling family and the and pace has caused political paralysis installed reforms. but since 2020, the assembly has been increasingly dominated by members opposed to the government. it's chosen by the ruling. i'll solve a family. the law selection in september was held off the problem. it was this old bible decree in the feud between the government's hands and pays it delivered. a man died for change, bringing 27 you members and to be 50 member house. but in march this year, the constitutional court ruled that decree, invalid reinstated the parliaments that was elected 3 years ago. then last month, the crown prince announced parliament would be dissolved again, sending away. he's back to the polls. so to help us sent that goal,

this is rob madison, who joins us live from cried, says he, and of us speaking a little earlier about a potential lack of enthusiasm from by just, i mean, do we have any indication of to now be a yes. well, it was always obvious that turner was going to be the 1st indication of how the choices were feeling about the political situation and their country. this deadlock . so you were talking about between the parliament and the government. now, interesting, leech, the cabinet office, has had issues permits to several n g o's to monitor the turnouts at the polling booth around the public stations, i should say, around to 28 city. and one of them has started reporting packets, the traits transparency, society, which is a link to, to expand 6 international. it decides that at 1 pm to date, 20 percent of the 793 findings and registered members i had to do who i registered to vote,

had actually cast their ballots. and then they said that that figure was very low. i want to give you some context. we've been here since 8 o'clock this morning. we seen a steady stream in the early hours of women coming to vote this building, but the station is particularly a geared towards women. women and men have separate folding stations. i got across the country and then as time went on in the heat ramped up, we started to see those numbers dropped off from the team. and i can guarantee that it goes very, very hot here today. and the numbers dwindled away almost to nothing, but in the last hour or so, we've seen a significant increase in the number of women who've been coming to to cost their products. we have another hour and a half or so to go before the polls officially closed, we may see a late surge of people across the country past posting the ballots. but it is interesting that if that low figure is a genuine indication of the, the level of turn out for the vote, 8 will also be an indication of just how this associated in this interest as many choices feel about

a political system that is to all intents and purposes they say is beginning to fail. when do you think we can expect the results? let's just say the post to finish in about an hour a half or so. but unlike other elections i'll just said it would cover for there are significant political parties involved. this is going to be slightly different . it's going to take a bit more time because we're talking about a file apartments which 50 electable seats. those are independent candidates who will be elected to those seats. each candidate stands on their own that has their, their own goals and they have their own points of view. so it's going to take a lot of analysis from the points at which they're not the votes and start to come, then not only to count the votes for the individual, but also to try to get an idea of what those, that individuals, political stances are, and only once it's not analysis is done and that can take a long time. will we actually get

a sense of whether or not the get the parliament is going to go back to what we've seen over the last couple of years, which is a, a growing opposition to the governments in the cabinets and members of the ruling family for parts of that government, and if that continues, then coates, politics are simply going to be deadlocked once again. ok, thank you so much. that is real methods and for us in 28 city. but dozens of bodies and get to be identified for dies out to india is with try and crash and decades. investigations have arrived at the scene where at least 275 people were killed. preliminary findings are pointing to a signaling system era because the trying to come off it's rail tracks, optus, tracking station refrain, carriages. it didn't collide with another passenger trying. relatives of the victims had been gathering at hospitals to try and find the missing family members may consume, sure because more from outside of the mold,

a desperate situation here at the medical specialist, the red, most of the bodies were brought in from dallas or after the train accident, most of them have been clain, but still half of them remain here. some of them that haven't been identified so far have been moved to those containers behind me. they've sold 5 deep fees contained, knows that they've built a yesterday for the bodies to be moved. and i've talked to the director of the medical facility here, and he says it's really hard to identify some bodies, but they have procedures in place that can make it possible for families to finally correct the body because of the injury. so this is the 5th of the start this and that the not be able to identify that elective seems filling. so that means that i need to find that in the bodies of most of them, more than 60 percent of patients, that all the them and they're taking the bus and the search and see us for families . we're actually looking for the missing loved ones. police here help them identify

bodies and faces. imagine people on such a desperate situation where if they find a body, they actually think it's a matter of relief because it's a closure. they can take the body home and give a final send off. for others, the search continues, and as we speak, the c b i team is involved, i saw on the ground picking up some information on what happened, how it's happened, and who is behind it. because the book finally stops with the central government, was in charge of that. wait, wait, let me pull some show you. i'll just see the information when it's done and do. a funeral has been held for a 2 year old palestinian boy killed by his ready forces and the occupied whist back to me and his father was short. on the 1st i was thinking an economy of the village of navi sada. in ramallah, the boy was treated at a hospital in israel, but died of his wounds on monday. then

a mux has more from the village the boundary between that as rainy settlement in the distance and this village, novice solid. there was a check point and it was an incident that checkpoint, that's led to this tragic set of circumstances where this entire village in indeed a wider community here from across the west bank has come to berry a 2 and a half year old mohammed up to me who was killed during a gun fire exchange just a few days ago and lifted when the bullet launched in his head between his rarely hospital and 2 days later has died of his wound, his mother and father, what uh an item. they had burying him highest of himself with shots in the shoulder wall inside the family car, outside the home, just a few 100 yards from here. this community devastated by this desk and increasing the angry as we've seen over the course of the last few hours,

is really minute 3 saying that they regret any home that's come to non combatants. the palestinian authority saying they do not trust in internal investigation. these ready ministry is carrying out and they would like to have an international commission look into this tragic incident to them. ok. i'll just era. now beside the occupied westbank. heavy shilling continues incidents, capital code to find thing is intensifying between the army and the paramilitary breath and support forces. presidents reporting widespread losing a neighbor and chad has taken in the largest number of refugees from suits and tens of thousands of fleeing violence in the west. and uh, for origin side best robbie has moved from the town of audra on the border was through john. we're here in the town of audrey on the chat, sudan border, and this has become a main crossing point for refugees fleeing the violence and the war in sudan. many of those who cross here. security at this border tells us

a 100 to 500 people on any given day. most of them are coming from the town of alternate of the capital of west star for state in sudan. now what we're hearing about what's happening there are harrowing tales of people being gunned down in the street running battles in the street as they are of malicious fight african and most of the tribe members for control of that town. people arriving here tell us that they've had to leave parts of their family behind it. they've only come with a few of their family members. and this idea of family is being torn and part of something that we hear over and over again from those display, spite of fighting, coming into the relative safety and security of the child inside of the border. now what we're seeing here is that this border crossing those that are arriving, including chaldeans that were living and working in ocean in there, but also mostly refugees from su, done. they arrive here at this crossing, just over that muddy river bed is a sudan. here, under this incomplete bridge, people arriving go through

a kind of customs check charging authorities or teen not to let any weapons through or anything that could lead to the conflict trickling over in any way to this side of the border. now what we're hearing is that whole janina is going through systematic eluding system added killing by armed groups happening in that city. but the governor of dar, for, in the last few days says that it is not just limited to west are for the other parts of his state. are also going through similar things in the hour and include 2 in cities. what is happening and alternate is being mirrored in those places. the governor saying that his state, the state of the 4 is now a disaster zone. and he is calling on international organizations to intervene and international aid groups interviewing to try to stem what is becoming a worsening humanitarian crisis buttons. prince harry has begun testifying at london's high court in his civil case against the mirror. a group unused type is

the parent company of the daily mirror is the 1st oil to enter the witness box and the u. k. since 1890. the latest that at least 100 articles published at the trenches use contained information obtained through a legal means like phone hacking harry force that has moved from outside to high schools in london. it's a broad mission. he says he's want us work to try to change and challenge the way that the british media works and also in concert with buckingham palace. in some instances, he's been talking during the court proceedings about deals done between the palace spokes people which, which lacked him. he said at one stage, spun on through a bus as they tried to protect other individuals within the real system. so this is something that he is determined to expose and change. there are other court cases that he's launched against other major news publishing groups,

but it does come with significant risk. he want to be spoken to like this. i think on many occasions in his i've certainly not in this very public domain. i'm happy in times when he's been a pretty, you know, he seemed to be put on the back foot by some of the pretty aggressive questioning coming from the mary good newspaper lawyer. he has, as i say though, also being pushing back against the still ahead on the al jazeera, saudi arabia makes another big move in the world of football. more on that coming up in the, the,

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the post office for now. he is, jim. thank you tom. we thought we'd big news in the world of golf. the pga to has agreed to much with saudi arabia, back dr. live golf and doing the best to splits in the sports. you rips the p well to results. so you're going to join forces with those 2 tools to form and you collectively owns entities design to, to unify professional goals around the world. as part of the deal, little seats between the 3 sites will be dropped. it follows a year of unprecedented disruption in the men's game whereby many of the world's top players including brooks kapco and dustin johnson, decided to leave the page i told to join this gulf. has a look at what the 3 organizations have have to say page i to commission. it's a lot of handset off the 3 years of disruption and destruction. this is a historic day for the game we. oh no, i love the governor's saudi right. the as a public investment fund, which find that to be back from his goal said there's

a question that the lift model has been positively transformative for gulf. we believe there are opportunities for the game to evolve. well, also maintaining its story history and tradition. and keith, probably the chief executive of the d p. well, tool set together, we will be stronger than ever and well positioned to continue to bring the game to or corners of the class. and he's comes on the same day that it was announced. the saudi arabia's public investment fund would be taken over the country's top, full football clubs by christy on it right now. that was planning on karen bens might is set to play through the clubs all renados alpha is the ad which is offensive as a destination actually and allow it to being strongly names, which is nice because the teams and numerous spending power and it's hard to see any other leg that can compete while joining me now to discuss the vice is a big news and sports involving the saudi arabia is simon chadwick, who's a professor of sports and j political economy at scheme of business school in paris . thank you very much for taking the time to talk to us now. is this big

announcement of golf is, is taking a lot of people by surprise, but actually it seems like a no brainer doesn't have to live p j to and the d p. well, to it has taken people by surprise and there are a lot of goals as right now who are on social media saying they didn't know anything about it. so it, it tends to suggest that this has gone onto the radar and has only recently been agreed. in essence, you had 2 organizations that were faced with potential new, potentially fractures litigation with all the secrets and various ways of doing things being held up to the public scrutiny in a quote. so i think the fact that the set of means that they can go about that business um, in, in, in normal fashion. i think the other thing is wiley's is they've struck a day or one, and that's, that's essentially the noise that is now coming out. everybody seems happy. so from, from the point of view of, of the pga,

they had the historically accumulated power. and if you like that can the kind of cache of the past behind them, but at the same time. so how do you really have the economic power? and somehow what they've been able to do is to strike a deal where by saudi arabia gets to legitimacy by being associated with the reading historic golfing entity. at the same time, the p g and d p towards you, you mentioned that he cannot make legitimacy and power by essentially striking a financial do with saudi arabia or the public investment fund. so it seems like how can we ever off that, but definitely this being a compromise behind the scenes popular have often, but it's going to you, i take a lot of salt, lays the 3 tools and merge them together and it definitely works. that was interesting. now let's switch boats now and talk about the saudi football clubs being taken over by the countries silver and well fund. why is that so significant? and it's really interesting. a lot of people are making a huge amount of this. it's privatization in inverted commas. so the clubs is being

enough of going to be privatized in reality. what's happened is the, the saudi authorities, the pro league, as it essentially distributed club ownership across a range of different states and state related entities. i think one of the reasons for doing this is to, to really try to transform the culture of football clubs and saudi arabia to make more business like to get them to think more in, in terms of not just efficiency and cost control. but also in terms of revenue generation on and at the same time keeping that very closely aligned to and to tie to government objectives, not just difficult in schools, but i think in terms of the national transformation problem taking place inside saudi arabia. so it's a, it's a kind of quiz, iowa thomas wales. um, you know, releasing clips from direct government control but nevertheless, but the state to maintain some, some things cannot in considerable degree of goal besides those clubs by an

inverted commas. privatizing them and why is saudi arabia are investing so much money into the sport? so we've spoken about football golf formula one and bulk thing as well. and why now? is it to do the transformation program that you mentioned? a date for a look at the template, you look at capital for the template. you look at the job, you for the template to a certain extent, do bye for the templates and all of those challenges that the likes of castle faces savvy, or read the faces, those challenges to. and it's using sport as a policy instrument to address some of the challenges they face as some of the transformations that they're trying to instigate. i think what we see the big difference between saudi or the on cats are and for that much of divine up adobe is the country geographically is much bigger. but equally, as population size is much bigger. and you're talking about a country that has accumulated oil and gas well over the decades, rather than over the last 2 or 3 decades. and so both in terms of the needs for

transformation utilizing on a gas revenues following the template laid down by some of the, the, the, the new or still fry val's essentially saudi rapier is doing a lot of things, but not just investing in football, but he by investing in golf fund to the sports, as he mentioned, well, leave it as simon simon, patrick, professor of sports into a place called economy. it seem a business going in parts. thank you very much for your time. now i mentioned the car and benjamin early on, he had his farewell ceremony around the thread. on tuesday he won 5 champion slaves before lucas heights was on the final bill. during his 14 years at the club, as i said, he's now heading to saudi arabia. is it yes so much i this as being some major news out of fronts to offset legal nothings to fall into a power size. you might have no facts. but head, coach kristof got to off to one season at the club. the 56 year old let them to an 11 front to be tied to it, but they went don't counts in the last 16 of the champions league from a bind coach unit, nor because it is reported to be in line to replace them. 22 tom grants. i'm jumping the joke of it, just looking to book his place and the friendship in the semi finals and the

central match up again as well. number one, call us alca ross, who plays later the russian not hatching. of you. definitely just laying it took the fuss at 6 full. unfortunately. bit shit back. i'm one of the seconds in the time that las vegas goes nights just to winds away from winning the stand. the top monster convincing a $53.00 victory over the florida, pounces and again, one vegas for again on pay mice for game. it was a hot 4th encounter with some huge hit some 5 sites. but in the end, once again, it was the night she came out until when it's 7 to dawson mazda. so for twice, i guess, announced 2 games up on the 1st of that as we spoke now, i'll have another update later on. thank you so much, jim. it but at least 42 people have died in flooding in haiti. mullins, 13000 homes have been flooded, and there has been significant damage to farm land. spinning smith reports salvage

in clothes washed away by floods. the various parts of hate to venture range during saturday and sunday. jane bed you say i lost a 5 year old child. i risk losing 2 children, but god left the other one hanging in the tree. i saved one, but i lost one anyway. my house was swept away by the floods i lost it, pertains to the roads are turned into rivers of brown water. many crops have also been damaged in a country, when many stopping the world food program says tens of thousands of people have been affected. most of the damage is reported in areas around the capital pull to products and in the west. haiti is already struggle with drums and gang violence. the head of a civil protection unit does that's impeded rescue efforts. the rain coincides with the starts of atlanta car retain season that will last until event bernard smith, alger 0. canada is on track for its list. if

a wild fire season within 20000 people have already been evacuated. reynolds reports from british columbia in the west, nova scotia in the east canadian firefighters are on the front lines of a nationwide wildfire emergency 3300000. heck, there's a burn so far this year across the country. there are currently 413 wildfires burning and 249 of those fires are deemed out of control. and as of yesterday, an estimated 26000 people remain evacuating from their homes across the country with whether a, nova scotia of one of the hardest hit areas, health firefighters gain control over some blazes. there's been 90 millimeters of rain over the last few days, which is definitely helping us. i would greatly down here. unusually high temperatures and tender drive for us or what making this fire season. so

devastating global warming is that the route of the crisis is canadian prime minister justin true. doe, who warns that even worse, maybe on the way, year after year with climate change, we're seeing more and more intense wildfires and places where they don't normally are modeling shows that this may be and especially severe wildfire season throughout the summer. we're going to get through this together and our government will keep being there with whatever it takes to keep people safe in quebec, where $160.00 fires are burning authority, said the danger of lung damage from heavy smoke is so bad that residents in some areas were urged where respirators if they ventured outside, rob reynolds, l, g 0 as for sale, has lost one of its musical icons. the,

that's the 1964 hits that my age, astrid cooper. so a global style with a smooth and light back singing style. she introduced the wide world to present in the also note that she would go on to record a number of albums and collaborates with nature as she retired from music 20 years ago. she died on monday, aged 8th grade. well, that's all for me for this news news, i'll be back in just a moment with the g on. i'll just say that despite the roll rate, as far as an lens plate and come back and find maturity democratic republic of

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