i heard the sound of the noise in the us, my home, what is happening? she said, my school had been demolished in the past as well as the accused is not having a building permit or am i still kind of thing in time that request in this area or rejected. it very care about the students. so why they didn't give us admission to say not only has their education been disrupted level 7, massively effective psychologically. the desperation rose by the day, thousands of refugees from sedan continued to arrive and shed agencies are struggling to cope the 0 then. yeah, it's great to have you with us. this is alex has 0 life from don't. also coming up in the program, the un secretary general condemns an attack on

a school in west and uganda. the field at least 41 people over holding the constitution. people in molly vote on the future of their nation and a dyno discovery in surely sciences, recreating one ton dinosaur after its bones are found. where no one expected them to be the, the situation unfolding alone, chance border with sedan. it is desperate and getting more so thousands of people continue to flee the violence in the region of west or for seeking shelter or wherever they can find it. agencies say medical facilities in the town of andre are overwhelmed by hundreds of wounded civilians. and many children without their parents are dying with no food. in the past week alone, around 45000 refugees have been registered. saying this roddy is following the plates of this sydney's refugees and the charge in town of audrey. it is really

difficult not to draw a line under one thing that we have come to see here. every other you person you speak to is a witness to some kind of a murder. they have witnessed terrible atrocities as they've been taking the difficult journey from alternate across the border into audrey and they want to talk about it. let's show you who the people are that need the help as soon as possible. we've come to the school outside of the town of entre people have been brought to the board or they arrived in the thousands just in the last 72 hours. the numbers of refugees have gone up exponentially. the refugee agency and chad, responsible for registering. everyone says that just in the last 3 days, they have registered 21000 new arrivals and all of them are in these conditions. they've been brought here. human cargo, bi,

lori is dumped at the school. there's another site just like this outside of the city. it is difficult to fault the local authorities for taking this measure because there is nothing else for us. they do not have the resources they need to meet the requirements that these people have not just to cope with the trauma of conflict, not just to cope with the abuse and meetings, and harassment and assaults, they've experienced simply for food, shelter, water, immediate needs of medical health just to get that they are struggling to meet the needs of these people. we've seen fight breaks, fights break out over portions of food being served, the children in corners of this camp. we've seen people vying for a small space of shade under a tree or under a canopy or in these buildings. everything right now, everything literally is at a premium for people who have arrived here. having been looted, having lost every single along the way the needs, here are immediate. the problem here is immense or a new 3 days. these fire has begun in sedan. a truce brokered by the us and saudi

arabia follows the killing of 17 people in an air strike on the capital car. 2 months as today. the warring sides have repeatedly broken previous these fires. sedans army has been battling the power military rapids support forces since april . morgan reports on the ongoing troops from under mine across denial from cartoon. the people are glad that they were able to get to respond. some of the constant fighting between the food in these army and the power military rapids support forces here and the capital product. so some of the people who we spoke to say that they've taken the opportunity since the early hours of the ceasefire to go and try and talk up on the basic necessities where they can find them. things like food, water, because many residential neighborhoods have been cut off from once a since the thoughts of the fighting medicines and hospital access this where they're able to do so. some of them even telling us that they were trying to cross from the city of cartoon to the city of the mind to try to access medical

facilities because very few remain functioning here in the capital kind of tune with other residents, especially in the modern parts of the capital say that they've noticed the uptake and the number of house robberies in areas occupied by the rapids support forces. one particular presidents who was supposed to say that this, these fire is between the rapids support forces. and this is denise army. and it's for humanitarian a to come in to those who need it around so that, but they say when it comes to the civilian system, nothing very specific. with the exception of the 8 supposed to be reaching them. they said that in the last 24 hours, the flyer between the rapids support forces and this is denise army. there was an increase in the number of residential homes occupied by the rapid support forces. and they say that because this time to cease fire is set to last for 72 hours. more homes will be occupied by the hour or so. moving on. now, the un secretary general has condemned the attack on a school in west and uganda. at least 41 people, mostly students were killed when their dormitory was set on fire on saturday. others were shots or hacked to death by fighters from the allied democratic forces

rebel group. this happened in the town of pond way near the con, the lease border. catherine, so it has been monitoring developments from the kenyan capital and they will what we know is that said 20 girls while hawks to death using much, much axis and 17 boys was a barn. and when this, the rebels us through a petrol bomb in national styles. um, so some of the children, especially the ones who are burns are, you know, are banned beyond recognition. and right now the government is trying to do a dna testing to identify the so students and we now also know that to 6 of the students was abducted by this uh group. um, so they have floods. uh yes,

uh 5 to fled into the democratic republic of tumble into um the we got national park where i mean police are still searching for them. but then we have tops to government officials who were saying that they are investigating this incident. people are very afraid in that the town this has not happened before and the government officials are talking to civilians telling them to stay calm and to say that to tell them and tell and telling them that the government is in control. israel's formright finance minister has been given wider powers by the coalition government over the building of illegal settlements in the occupied westbank. bigelow. small trench will have the option of speeding up construction by allowing him to bypass stages of the planning process and run call and reports from the occupied west bank. one man now

has always complete control over legal settlements like this one in the occupied westbank finance minutes. the better result smartjets has got the deal that he always wanted as long as it on the cause. but it was ratified in a cabinet meeting that took place on sundays. now before this deal, jackie expand settlements like this one. you have to go through 6 phases, any point during those phases, people could bring up objections in the international community. the americans often did. that's open, dispensed with. bits of all smoked rich. now is able to make a decision to expand supplements in any way it's way he pleases. and he's the only person making that decision is of concern to the international community. and i how also i have to remember that the occupied westbank doesn't come on. that is really civilian control. it comes on that is really military control. so there it is, it possible to be able to do this. they just need to be able to make a decision,

had of how this thing foreign ministry has said, that's all smart traits to approve the settlement activity. is it dangerous escalation to complete the amex ation of the west bank? now you'll be hearing a lot of that would add exception. palestinians worried that as well, will simply take over the entire okey point, westbank and cool. it is ro, massive, also reacted saying, uh this will bring more escalation in the region and threatened peace and security that and for the political party of also reacted say they, this cannot achieve security for the set list. and the settlements will be removed from the west bank as they were removed from the gauze strip. so this is a very alarming development for the palestinians. it'll get international reaction as well in ronco, which is 0 the occupied westbank. so let's start with this reaction michaels florida joins us here and is really human rights lawyer working with palestinian communities, facing settlement expansion and land disputes. and you are joining us from

television today. sir. your reaction to this is well for hello. thank you for having me. uh, i think this decision completes the process of the you are a legal and extension of the west bank by the state. the reason i'm now we don't have any basks anymore is rarely civilian government. the upper right, this is a call dog or planning issues and even a enforcement a public powers. and the most extreme right wing proponent of joyce supremacy has given the powers to open the floodgates of expansion of settlements and building new neighborhoods. transporting the board. these rallies settlers into the west bank. this is a big day for those who want apartheid to be a turn the lives in the holy land. and it is a very sad day for people like me, but fights when the occupation and provide civil rights to all the people that

reside between the drug and river and the see. to be clear, how do you expect spend hello small trench to use his expanded powers as well the, the, the pending gap procedures in the west bank one has to realize are not really professional planning a hour. and they are basically a rubber stamp to use. rarely political interests and those political interests for the last 6 years were always uh, balance to some degree by international pressure by political internal pressure. now the change in the director of the deals with planning and construction in the west bank are have that changed in such a way that the international pressure would almost be completely unfit uh, in the institutions and authorities that are responsible for expansion and build the good of new settlements in the west bank. so what i expect to see is, as i said,

a lot of the plans of new construction in the, in the more than almost 300 settlements that are scattered there on the west bank with absolutely 0 a location. and 0 development in the palestinian sector. what's the legal status? and we touched on this earlier as did our correspond a bit are always bears repeating what's the legal status of the settlements and expanding the settlements. the world aren't many legal questions that have a unified collective answer, but by almost the entire international community, like the question of the legality of settlements. the international community was, is very clear about it. the sacraments, both of them are illegal. it's, it's, it's prohibited to transfer population student population from the occupying power to the occupied territory. user has done so. moving more than almost half a 1000000 east, or at least to the west bank and 230000 board east jerusalem,

violating, breaching international law and basically get a get away with it. also what we see today in the last few months when he's released openly pursuing and i'm extension a love just to talk to about the legal aid, the your amex ition is that the world stand still. states extends id by does nothing at the same time when the world places sanctions against vladimir booked in for annexing good. the crimea and the 2 boston other a sections of, of the you create the exception east policy towards these read the allowing is right to get away with from the violation of the most basic principles of international law is what makes the government. these are so bored to do a step like that to that we're seeing today. so look, that all leaves me with one question, which is where this takes, where this takes us, where this takes the israeli palestinian conflict. let me ask it this way. it's all

of a sudden every buddy on every side of this conflict decided, hey, let's go for the 2 state solution that's actually have 2 states. once the policy is once it is released, we're gonna call it palestine. we're going to call it israel. would it still be doable? and i believe that it is doable. i think the question is not only will we have 2 states, but also what would be the relationship between those 2? and i think the idea of complete separation, the idea of seeming to borders and having policy. and so these are, these never meet each other in their old system is something that the test page we will have to leave with each other and pasting and have a links to, to drop by and how you find these reland. and there are, is there any jews will have a links to still historical religious culture links to places within palestine and we will have to find a way to live together in this moreland micros fraud. thank you so much for joining

us on the program today. my pleasure, thank you very much for having me. the still ahead on alpha 0. hope pakistan's plan to build the world's largest riverfront city is threatening farmers. the colors i think anywhere from around badging to homecoming could see rain over the next couple of days. lots of plowed rod across china and in between somebody you front sliced staves, no rags. this is where the wet weather will be access heaviest. as we go through the next couple of days, the pulse of really intense down pulls could cause some localized flooding into shanghai through monday. going going to tuesday way. that's why a little further north was pushes across the east trying to see what is the pushing of it was q. c, korean financial grouchy, saying some right?

as well as that was we'll continue down. was the south of a rush. i was to across a good part of a southeast asia, some live the storms in place here. one or 2 heavy down pulls that just making the way across the thailand, monsoon range drifting and quite nice. they could scattering the showers. there, across the philippines. he threw the dice stones across and they will rumble away to a close bonia even down towards indonesia where it should be somewhat drive. and it is meanwhile token, in terms of driving. it should be, we have the monsoon front now around a week behind across the southern pos of in the east and every starting to see that rain, that blue line shows you where the rains should be stupid. at the remnants of a road trip across side to side by the no of the village estates, control information, controlling the narrative to dominate thing,

the media. how does the narrative improve public opinion and norma? spite, you might not be the most important story about china of the day, but that's what the big piece attention to. how is this has been jim listened. rephrasing the story. the listening post, i fixed the media. we don't cover the news, we cover the way the news is covered. the watching alpha 0 reminder of our headlines this our news 3 days ceasefire has begun in sedan. the truce brokers by the us and saudi arabia follows the killing on saturday of 17 people in an air strike on the capital cartoon. the un secretary

general has condemned the attack on a school in western uganda. at least 41 people, mostly students, were killed when their dormitory was set on fire on saturday. others were shots or hacked to death by fighters from b l. a democratic forces revolution. people in malia voting in a constitutional referendum. the leader of the military government has cast his vote near the capital obama co. this is the 1st in a series of polls that is meant to enable a transition to civilian rule. an opponent state of proposals would give the president too much power. nicholas hack is in molly's capital pamlico nicholas. i see you're at the polling station shows around well, this is the 1st time that all the ins are getting to vote since the legislative elections of 2018. there's quite a lot of hope that they would come out and numbers and so there's been, you voting registrations, happen to me, show you how it works. here you have

a list of those that will come out and vote. and if you look at the date of birth, of the most of the people that you see here, they're all born in the year 2000, most of the people that will be coming out to votes during this referendum. our 1st time voters. and we saw that during the campaign both for the yes or no. and so then they'll come into these a voting station. this is actually a school turned into a pulling station and people will pick up these 2 of these 2 words. no. which means no of course, and weight, which means yes. and the question that they have to answer to is whether or not they accept the new constitution proposed by the molly and military regions. now, this new constitution has been in 30 years and the make. it has been 30 years of debate, previous elected democrats. you elected president, have tried to organize this referendum, but have failed. and

a see me going to has succeeded in organizing this referendum. but the big question is, is it incredible? here and by my go, we've seen a slow trickle of people, not a large number of people coming to this holding station. and then there's the threat of arm groups linked to al qaeda and i so that are threatening people that will come out to vote. they're calling for a boycott in the northern city of 2000. no one's going to vote there and into book to we've heard that very few people have gone out to vote fearful of the violence that might happen if they came out said make how come i'm not seeing many. in fact, i'm not seeing anyone voting behind you. what should i read into that? what does it say about turn out? it's yes, i mean, this isn't just a referendum about the constitution. it's really a way for molly's military june to see how much support they have from the population that that was, that have called for a yes say that

a new constitution will bring peace to molly. a country that has been undergoing a spiral of violence and that will give greater power to the president, but limited power to only one mandates. if they hope that the new constitution will reflect the molly and people in all its diversity. and the hope that they will in store a form of democracy that will be accepted by all. but there are those that call for know in this referendum saying that the secular nature of the text doesn't reflect the ancient history, the sonic history that this country has. and then there was there was that or calling for a boycott for this selection, saying that the military june are not legitimate because they have not been elected by the people to run such a vote. also notice in this pulling station, you see people working here, but there is no independent observers, aside from the united nation peacekeeping mission,

municipal who is supporting this, they are not. there's no one that is holding this vote to account. now, even the police not have come under criticism from the military to and stuff just a few days ago after you in security council meeting, they called on the un peacekeeping mission to leave the country saying there is no peace for them to keep. but no matter what, say this is a very important moment promotions, because 8000000 people are expected to vote and to cast their opinion on their way that this country is governed, said absolutely. nicholas, thank you for your reporting. it could be a turning point for the country. you'll tell us how it shakes out. thank you. in the us, secretary of state has met with china, is foreign minister and aging is the highest level of us official visit in 5 years . the trip was initially planned for february, but was postponed. goodness suspected chinese by balloon, flew across the united states. katrina,

you reports from badging in the us secretary of state. and what he says is a mission to open lines of communication between washington and b. jane avenue blinking, but for administer, king gung for totes, and a working dinner on sunday. the highest ranking us official to visit in 5 years. lincoln strip full is concerned that mounting tensions between the 2 sides could spiral into conflict. in recent weeks, washington has accused the people's liberation army of unsafe maneuvers by military jets and warships in the south trying to see china custom, military communication to the west of the full. the house began nancy pelosi visit in taiwan and china considers the soap food island chinese territory and opposes any official contact between washington and typing through. the chinese are also protesting us sanctions imposed on defense minister in the shuffle following the purchase of russian weapons in 2018. another point of contention restrictions on

chinese technology companies due to security and human rights concerns, concerns badging has dismissed as attempts to contain chinese progress and economic growth. the problem from the chinese side is that they see these words just not being fully backed up with actions, right? so on the one hand, you've got these kind of positive signals from the president and a number of senior officials. on the other hand of the us still appears to be kind of marshalling its allies to, to, to stymie china, to cut it off from key technology into china, has tightened its own national security, launching investigations into several us consultancy funds and dining sales at the us chip company, micro lincoln's visit was initially planned for february, pittsburgh, after the shooting down, but the suspected chinese spy blew expectations all lower for any break through their analysts say some dialogue is better than none. display deep distrust on both sides. it's low lincoln's visit paved away from more high level meetings and a meeting between presidency didn't ping and giovanni did. later this year. they

last met in november, the sidelines for the g. 20 summit in indonesia. but before another is plaid aging will look for sure. it says that washington is committed to putting relations back on track. as the chinese describe it and respecting what they say are china is cor interests. katrina, you all to 0 aging passengers and crew had been rescued from the burning ferry and the philippines, a 120 people were on board and the central province of the whole, when the coast guard was alerted. 31 people died in a similar fire. 3 months ago, incidents like these are common often because vessels are getting older, sometimes because they're overcrowded. pakistan is planning to build the world's largest riverfront city enough to accommodate 15000000 people. however, rights groups are worried about forced evictions and about environmental threats. some of interest aid reports from the, for the likelihood of millions of people in the hard depends on these buffaloes.

where has tended is heard on the banks of the for years. now he's among the farmers instructions with eviction to make way for the world's largest riverfront city. funded. yeah, in general. going, i have 5 acres of land for generations, but the government authority has taken it without my consent on a very low price. now want me evicted or should i take both my family and life stock? human rights. what's as since 2020 well than a 100 farm. is it being charged for resisting or refusing to handle the land? it's always the government to stop intimidation, power, spend, and use of force. the front of and development authority are good to deny the accusations. it says the problem is that people have occupied the land for years, but don't legally own it. we're not disturbing any sacraments unless they have coming into the back. so the with the, the location of the people who are in the bag because that's a part of the what sounds the ending economy struggling to attract for an

investment. there all the city spending more than $40000.00 heck to is, is expected to bring in $10000000000.00 through just as the development would provide high density purpose built housing and have ample green spaces. i guess on has the highest speed to open a vision in south asia. successive governments have failed to provide basic services and the population is growing at almost 2 percent to get. there are no wastewater treatment plants, and almost 30000 meters of uncreated sewage flows into the river every day. that combined with reduced water volumes upstream due to dams in india, have to meet the driver, a sledge carrier. the development authority says that it wants to create about a $1000.00 to $6.00 offer voss sewage which is dumped into the robbie. but they're not meant to this concern. they say the hum to benefit ratio is not valid. the state of focused on the government, the punjab is not a real estate developer. this of the people are focused on what this project going to do that the government hasn't been able to do in the last 75 years. even the

population of law hall using higher densities and only take a couple of 100 square kilometers to do so. you can do that. it just is about how you plan the city on how you design the city and who you're selling it to. and finding that balance between invest is looking for profit and providing basic services and affordable housing to a growing population would be no easy task. so i'm a driving down to 0 la helicopter cruise in southern brazil, a searching for 20 people still missing after flooding. at least 11 people died following a tropical psych loan on friday. a landslide warning has been issued in rio grande data sewell, that the state governor says around 2 and a half 1000 people have been rescued in the last 2 days alone. just before we let you go, a new dinosaur meet the don't cool can noy a new space she's discovered and chilly in south america? it is changing the way sciences. just thinking about how these creatures evolved.

victoria getting the exploits brought to life after 72000000 years. scientists have been able to recreate this newly discovered species of dyna. so after finding its fulfilling patagonia in southern chile, when the low one, it will repeat yourself before they fight, though you can also reply to see like the sort of it's an evolutionary link to duct bills that has only been found in the northern hemisphere. so to find one here so far away from you, all the others of that type that with known i mean is an important bio, geographical mystery is how they manage to survive the isolated in the south of the world. that's also a story fossilized bones. if the con coke in natalie was 1st discovered 10 years ago during an expedition by the chilion and talked to institute, such as dug out more than a 100 fragments, which we used to digitally reconstruct. the skeleton scientist estimated, grew up to full, meet as long and weighed around a ton the because if i took

a moment there was a herbivores dinosaur that could walk on 2 or 4 legs. but one of the main characteristics is that it had dozens of teeth forming a sort of dental battery for money. this allowed them to process very efficiently, the plan food they fed on. it was an animal that lived in her exactly with gregarious sizes. and now planning to make a 3 d print which is due to go on display in chile. so more people will be able to appreciate this snapshots of history. victoria gates and b l g 0. the your headlines on alice's 0 today, a new 3 day ceasefire has begun in sedan. the truce brokered by the us and saudi arabia follows the killing on saturday of 17 people in an air strike on the capitol cartoon. sedans. army has been battling department power, military rapids support forces since april. the un secretary general has condemned the attack on a school in western uganda. at least 41 people mostly students were killed when

their dormitory was set on fire.