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we're going to be getting this news are with a un warning to the international community violence and the occupied westbank could spiral out of control. the message comes off to several. palestinian villages were rated and destroyed, divides ready forces and settlers. high forces reports from ramallah in the occupied westbank. the smoke is cleared, but the damage done into messiah is indelible and attacked. by his way, the settlers on wednesday left, causing the houses, burned 12 thomaston, and injured, and one dead village is se omar cotton was shocked by his really forces who arrived off to the settlers and retreated. he walked into the fire to rescue others. he didn't care about himself. he cared about the safety of others. i'm so proud of him . i'm so proud of him. we're also proud of you. officials and other diplomats arrived on friday to evaluate and to condemn. according to the accounts we have received from numerous sources, indeed, a group of federalists, many,

many settlers came here. i would call them tell receptors because they spread terror in the vicinity and in the neighborhood to you, the vice. sure thing was life problems with the fire at penis thing in the tactless part of the wave of such a violence that came off the floor is ready such as was shot dead by thomas didn't even attack. is that a petrol station on tuesday that followed a large scale is ready rate on jeanine. on monday, the left 7 palestinians, including 2 children, dead in school, was wounded. the un on friday demanded as well reset its actions to minimize the use of lease will force and protect people's right to life. the sweeps violence in the occupied westbank risks spiraling out of control. healed by strident political rhetoric and an escalation in the use of advanced military weapon right. by it is right. there was more striking graduate vote from his real security

minister visiting a settlement outpost dean. the legal under is ready law. when the government times to endorse retrospectively. we must settle the entire land of israel and in parallel to settled the land, we must carry out a military operation to topple buildings, to killed terrace, not one or 2, but dozens and hundreds. and if needed, thousands that has been pressure on these ready government from other causes as well, and the roku has delayed again, hosting an arab is really us summit, the us ambassador. the said washington would stand by and allow set of items to continue. these really military has condemned it as well with this pressure in the other direction, from within the government. from the far right set leaders who now hold positions of unprecedented power. harry close it out to 0 ramallah in the occupied west bank . well focusing if is a member of the class that representing how those tal. it's a combination 2 parties, one with left wing is really politicians and one with out of members. he's joining

us not from the heart in israel, so thank you very much. indeed for being with us. i want to ask you, 1st of all about the studies are made by the some of them via is a very, very strong words. but as our correspondent was saying, these are words that he has used the for how much support in the kinetic could there be? or at least within the coalition for what he is demanding or the thoughts are being it's always a been moving in the last few months. the ready to. ready a move and to cooperate with any crazy inclination of bank. the of the people must understand, but then there is no difference form and then you will not see use a and then they will not see policies. 12, you work even believes in a, in with a c or mean this you, in the really, i don't your race you. he believes in the so clearly owing disagreements you know, to, as of the police, didn't have that even get it on. and i don't want to pay is not the only, and that's nothing to convince them. they haven't been up outside of the expensive

and the all those because now control and dominate the classes. and the state will be the names that are let alone be occupied by stan. busy bag, so all of those the value of all those se, madras' york's that we can, we could see in the last couple of days, a pair of the thought, the support from the government. and the so i would the day you can do with so many people very serious a no because this problem will but because it the know is week it has been suggested by correspondence that we've been hearing farm over the last couple of hours that via the does not necessarily have the same level of support from elements of the military and israel because they're not really ready to take on the level of incursion that he wants nevertheless. so he does have a lot of leverage as you were pointing out within the coalition itself. is there a compromise,

the benjamin netanyahu might be prepared to reach in terms of what kind of action he would be prepared to take? and if it was, what do you think it would look like? still at the moment we can see that the government not only stops nope and not only the 2000 and stop the lie of the. ready boat going to use the buses. several is the set fire in cubes, but the scene ends in the last few days. they actually support any garbage state. and then even today ben b and i use that as well. the only one, the formative is supposed to be the each. what the problem is a, is the correlation is the government is the basis. they mean it's the same, these government that the, that the, you'd want to see. beloved, they want to see blog or but it's the names that by the way, obviously that is as well because they are the power of the status. busy the, the blad shit, but if i lost it the minute,

the photos thoughts, that would be a very general site, the least the in the community has the power out. unfortunately doesn't seem to have the wheels to stop this madness of the, the, any pos, use government. and i hope they will wake up very, very soon. before everything is squirrels, we have hired to today very strong statements that are being made by the u. n. by the you, we've seen morocco delaying the, the out of as rarely us summit that was, that was planned, clearly concerned about the situation that's going on at the moment. the us as being critical of this israel is aware of its position in the world a i bought, would it take, given this level of pressure that it is noticing? what would it take for israel to pull back from the, the actions that it's taking in palestine located the inside must be put under pressure. i mean it, i must be very,

very strong. give blogs and then very good to go over the international community or the, your, the, you in the united states and also for us. so i must say, because if all those is states or file or a box, those within the interview. and fairly is where the government specifically them, you know, look, if you doesn't stop this blood shed doesn't stop those world drives. but either way is being competing against the police, getting indigenous paper in their way of spec and is joyce of them. we will never stop, you know, way, collaborating with your, in the economic issues in that, in the political issues and the, and everything is a game while accept assignment time. again, the security concert with the united that they shift a have a good accepted a decisions. courtney that they criticizing it easily and photo q based on that. the kinds that that

a stand for that to or q patient in every time united states beat towards those decisions. but that's the time if. busy before for the united states, to say nobody's been at them, you know, we are not going to veto those disuse decisions anymore. if you don't, not only stop those phone calls, those fuzzies bogo ups. not only if you don't stop them, we are not going to get to those decisions and even see a corporate way to meet you in the go to minutes already. he shows in the game to negotiate towards the immunization of the occupation. because everything we've been seeing in the last couple of days can not be the best part of the ongoing occupation gives a buy board that built your patients. there's no an exam. there's no example of what your vision that's the occupied does not stockton for independence. the realtor,

that's why the stadiums do and they are the just size in this issue. it doesn't mean that but except each and every option that day, obviously not. but in general jams, they see me a paper is like because the student people start to feel. busy it's immunization from the mail that are subdivision that goes on for almost 60. it's awful costing you. you're very much indeed being with us on, on the only forgive me for interrupting you, but i'm afraid time is against us, but thank you very much indeed. thank you. thank you very much. well, it was the video and security kind of so that's how the briefing on the war in ukraine, the us and bassett, or to the un accused the run of not only providing russia with hundreds of one way of tax drones, but working to produce these weapons inside russia,

the us and its allies are calling on the secretary general to investigate these accusations. cherokee county media reports reports indicate just this week, russia targeted keys and other ukrainian cities with dozens of ronnie and may drones, rushes and bronze actions violate un security council resolution 2231. that resolution for hibbits all countries, including permanent members of the security council from transferring these types of weapons from iran. absent advanced security council approval. it's not the 1st time the pre he allegations about us using it. any of those in you. great. uh, we could go to the category, create an object. it's uh, these are basically that occasions blatant attempts to deliberately mislead the international community of the arguments. that's our colleagues providing the

not to spend any scrutiny in safety like any legal or technical grounds. their assumptions are limited to some kinds of open source information and vague assessments. they provide seem to heat and filters of cuddly identifiable debris, a village series diplomatic editor, james based drawing his life from the un in new york. so the us makes accusations rush, it denies them. what happens now of what is not just the us uh, the us ambassador spoke to reporters outside the security council, and she was flanked by them, boxes of albania, of the u. k. of from, and of ukraine. so you've got those countries of 4 of them on the security council, 3 of them permanent members of the security council of base say that under the resolution that was passed to endorse the wrong nuclear dealer. all sorts of restrictions on the wrong transferring weapons,

not just nuclear weapons. and they say that under that resolution, the secretary general has a mandate to investigate and set up an investigation and they say it will save lives. if he does that as soon as possible, that's the us and the satellites position on the other side, russia says, no, would, that should not be a right, an investigation. that resolution doesn't give the 2nd just general the power to launch an investigation. i press the russian and buster on this and so books showed if you don't use the writing and drive in this, if you're perfectly in the clear, then shortly it would be good to have an investigation to play your name. and he simply replied, well, the resolution doesn't allow an investigation. anyway, of course, this now puts the set because you handle antonio terrace in a very difficult position. he's being told to carry out an investigation by parts of the security council on the as the monday to do so. i know the park site, it doesn't have permission to do so, and he shouldn't do so. the un now has got to work out what to do. there's a nother factor in this, i think rob, which is as the us and secretary general thinks what to do. remember,

you've also got the, the black c grain initiative, the grain deal to get the grain out of ukraine to russia. that's been going on now for a year. well, russia is saying it might not renew that deal. certainly the number of ships, the slowing down. but the secretary general, i think, does not want to jeopardize that deal. one of the few diplomatic agreements by agreeing to an investigation. i'm sure he's waiting on that as a fact to to is he? he comes to a, i think a difficult decision of what to do because he's really robust stuck here. james, thanks very much for bringing that done for us. our diplomatic editor james bays at the us. a rush i began is invasion of ukraine in february last year. one of the deadliest episodes of the war has been law school is bombing of the money of old drama theater. on march, the 16th, the future was used as a shelter for civilians. one year ago on the street international concluded that russia committed a war crime and not to attack which killed up to $600.00 people out of hash and

went to the theater. and assemblies this report, this is what's left of more you for drama to the eye clinic soviet at our building was destroyed using last year's wash and pushed to take the city. the main part of this building was the store completely destroyed. over here we can see maybe the stage behind the see kind of underground tunnels and follow the the holes where to hear infrastructure. nothing is left. everything is everything was destroyed. the you create new officials accused. the russian authorities of demolishing displays in order to cover off on getting go hundreds of people in the space. why the russians denies these accusations, according to russian officials,

this city that applies to the build this building. and it should be open by the end of 2024. however, what's that? what's present is this fall at the front part of the building, especially the, the facade, the eye clinic and famous facade of the marty, a full drama theater with this purchase, that resembles the jobs done in this area. seed workers, farmers, musicians, et cetera. these sculpture as well bids when this building was, were made when this building was built in between the sixties and, and fifties of the previous century. the all deb, what's the building is almost gone from 9490. how should a jersey or any more ahead in the news are including questions being raised about the safety of a submersible, but included on his dives into touch on it directly killing all 5 people on board.

rochelle launch is illegal, baffled to build a new embassy, and australia is capital for camber. it says the project for us is national security. i'm from caution compensation. how farmer australian rules football is assuming for hundreds of millions of dollars. that story, coming up in sports with joe, the modeling has voted in favor of amending its constitution. the results of last weekend's referendum show that 97 percent of those who cost about said yes to the changes live out to nicholas hock is following that story from senegal at nick when you and i were talking about this on the day that the vote was being held, you were saying that this was so important because people were finally getting, say, in the future of their country. so what happens now as well? yes, it is actually a really important moment, not just for multi ins,

but for west africans as a whole. there's been a series of cruise in neighboring countries in guinea in brick, you know, fast. so, but molly is the only country that is taking steps towards a constitutional order and a return to democracy because what happens after this referendum is that once the constitution it is enshrined, then there will be a presidential elections in february 2024. with this, the new constitution, the leader of the military june to see me going to is able to run as a candidate. now he hasn't made his intentions clear. but what's interesting here is that we're seeing a joint task taking the steps towards democracy and well it's, it's turning, it's back in certain respect towards the international community. it's calling for the un peacekeeping mission to leave. it is moving forward in regards to its

relationship to the west african body echo was that had made this referendum important as an important steps towards the return to democracy. rob nick, you were telling us on, as i said, when the vote was happening, that there were, was significant stretch from ice, some from all how you to underwear other sources as well. that was probably going to mean that the turner is going to be less than people might have full. and i believe the turn or it has been low. how credible is the vote as a result? so that's why we're talking about around 39 percent of of people voting. just as a reminder, the last time there was a election through his legislative elections in 2018, the turn out was roughly the same which suggest that the security situation is still pretty bad. it doesn't allow a lot of people that have the most at stake for it during this referendum to go out and have a say a in that constitutional change. also what we notice is that very few people didn't

come out to vote if they had the opportunity to do so. when we were in baba co last week during the vote. we're a neighborhood where we saw a very low turnout at that valid station. and perhaps that's also an indication of how they feel towards the multi and military agenda. this isn't just a referendum, it's also a plebiscite. it also is a show of support towards the mounting village. and then another thing to point out is usually when you have these types of voting or elections or referendums in the region, you have in independent international observer sitting in the room to, to, to bring credits to the outcome. we didn't see that during these elections. we saw the counting ourselves in one of the valid state but valid pulling stations, but in many areas the counting was done away from an independent observer. so the reaction from the international community is key to rubber stamp the results or the outcome. but it seems that with this outcome,

97 percent of muggy and saying yes to a new constitution, that steps will be taken to or to change this constitution. and let's remember it's been 30 years at volumes have tried to change the constitution. why is this so important? because the way that molly is governed for many is the source of the conflict and the violence that we see in the country. so this new constitution gives greater autonomy to the regions, but more howard to the president, also more oversight over the president with the, with a, with, with a close. they close to a constitutional court that will look at what the president is doing that the president will only be allowed to do only to mandate. so a lot of changes made a senate as well that will be put in place. it seems that molly ends are moving a head towards a return to democracy. nicolai's, thank you very much. indeed. that's nicholas hock,

talking to us from duck fighting is continuing to times north doc for local sources. tell out to 0, at least one civilians being killed and 6 of the motors and the count provinces, capital for ships or baffles between the cities army and the pot of military rapids support forces broke out on thursday. meanwhile raleigh's have been held in some parts of sudan in support of the army. demonstrations took place and the eastern government for age. an ad in southern cartoon protest was condemned . the actions of the potter military rapids support forces, friends, and relatives a morning, the 5 people who died on board, a submersible that was taking tourists to the wreck of the titanic. the u. s. coast guard says a catastrophic implosion is to blame for the loss of the sub. it happened as it descended into the depths of the atlantic, and under was a robot, discovered deadly on thursday. after the submersible disappeared on sunday

questions and not being raised about safety was for deep sea vessels. gabriel, alexander reports from boston as well. the coast guard is still out there at the scene and they're just wrapping up essentially over the next 24 to 48 hours. the recovery effort, along with the french and canadian efforts as well as well as england. they're basically with this r o v or remotely operated vehicle this robot essentially they can get to the depths up to see where the titanic wreckage is that they're just continuing to scour down there to get any of the debris that they can. but again, this is not like a plane crash where there's a blackbox, if they're looking for there's no blackbox on, on this vessel or this submersible. and unlike a plane crash where there's perhaps thousands of pieces of debris everywhere. this is a pretty small, a submersible. so once they get what they think is pretty much all the debris they can get, they're going to bring it up and presumably bring it to shore and begin some sort

of investigation to get some answers to exactly how this happened. but essentially, the work being done out in the ocean about 1300 kilometers off the coast of boston, where i'm at now will be wrapping up in the coming hours or days. rushes, taking legal action against the history and government for stopping its plans to build a new embassy. moscow says spend $8000000.00 in the project in the capital camera. one of its diplomats is not scoffing on. the land unexpired has more russian diplomats to school. so he selects this challenge frustrating and officials trying to block russia from building. and you can be seeing kendra, but prime minister and to be open, easy sees the russian man isn't a threat to national security. the national security threat that was represented by a russian embassy on side note the same as some black standing on a blood of grass on the side. the weight i say, really is it's right to

a national security police unable to risk demand, because he has a diplomatic immunity. the russian embassy sees, he said, to quotes, ensure the safety of the size, the location is close to parliament house intelligence agencies say the embassy could be used to spy on australian politicians. it's very close to parliament house . it's an a lot of side between the major telecommunications tell and problem and house it gives them an enormous advantage for age dropping for intelligence gathering. and given what we've seen in ukraine and the approach that russia is taken to relations of globally, that's just not acceptable in australia any longer. russia both the lease to the land from the stream, the government in 2008, and was granted approval to build a new embassy in 2011, bought to last week as truly as pile them and possibly just slicing to terminate rushes tenancy. elaine,

you're starting to know who she had and unfortunately for us, australia continues to move zealously in the wake of the authors of the russell phobic hysteria that is now going on in the countries of the collective west. australia is trying to be a stand out amongst these countries. rushed as low as the high court challenge, the cameras decision on the grounds that it's against a strictly is constitution. and until that's decided, this diplomat seems likely to stand his ground at what speed would you 0? a still head. and i'll just say i'm rob reynolds in utah with a report over the controversy on banning books from school libraries in the united states. including an attempt to band the bible. sidelined in sierra leone power, female politicians are struggling to get electives in the mail dominated society. out of big set back for the wimbledon preparations of the tennis world. number 3 is that some labeled

the the while the temperatures are rising across the gulf, states have one, i've got those details right here right now, but 1st let's talk about this setup. we've got this hot, dry wind blowing down from iraq, so that's pushing down all of this heat. paint the colors on dark or the red. the higher the temperature look at kuwait on saturday, 49 degrees, even for us here. and they'll have 46, but talking about the way this heat is here to stay over the next few days. your temperatures will be pretty close to about 50. okay, if we look at bucket some, we're starting to see the monsoon rains. we can hear punjab province through to the capital territory a bit more though in the way of cloud cover for karachi, you'll max out of 35 degrees on saturday. really stellar weather here for is tumble

. finally wall to wall sunshine, $28.00 degrees and off to africa. we go. this is a few days a head now on monday painted on the colors here as well. dark is read the hard, the temperature. we've got a heat wave in the thick of it form rocco, even for coastal cities, we're bots at 42 degrees, but back to the here and now on saturday we see this wind off the gulf of guinea that's going to intensify the rain nigeria been in so go and gone to and for a south africa just a week disturbing spring and a few showers in to cape town on saturday. that's it for me is season the, the facing liliana, teens. does the un fits the purpose was like many critics sites just obsolete and doesn't get anywhere near enough done to the amount of money that is poured into its hard hitting in to be you think about to the minus on washington enough for money to go on its own and built it's on a thought provoking on for centuries,

people have been taking care of our so i have every confidence that future generations will do it as well. you the story on told to how does era the, the, the, [000:00:00;00]

the, you're watching or does it a reminder of the top storms this uh, the runs human rights change as well on the bottom. so, you know, if you find the west bank risk spiraling out of control, is there any forces rated several palestinian villages on thursday? the us, i'm positive to the you and there's a cues. the rotten are providing russia with hundreds of one way attack drums out of working to produce these weapons inside russia. us and his allies, a calling on the secretary general to investigate the accusations, friends, and relatives a morning for 5 people on the who died roon bold as a nurse level, taking the tourist to the wreck of the titanic questions and not being raised about safety regulations. and deep sea tourism a large number of us states, so targeting controversial books trying to get them removed from libraries. the state of utah has recently passed

a law allowing parents to challenge books that they want out of school libraries. random supports and salt lake city in utah. the libraries across the us are being forced to pull thousands of books off the shelves after many states and school districts pass laws to restrict children's access to books deemed to sexual too violent or otherwise inappropriate. some of the books often removed include gender, queer by my uncle, bobby. the bluest are by toni morrison and the hand bates. tale by margaret atwood, who made a video with an and burnable metal alloy a copy of her book. when we have an effort to pick and choose what can be taught in schools, what can be accessed by students? what kinds of identities we're trying to learn about that is in our front too democracy. utah recently passed a bill allowing parents to challenge books. they weren't kept out of school

libraries, it's basically a roddic, a sexual context. so it's, it's pictures of people having sex. it's the graphic description or written words of people having sex. you would not be able to distribute pornographic material on the streets to a minor. you would be arrested, but right now some of that content is in school libraries, davis, cody, utah, is school system, remove more than 30 volumes of their parent challenges. but then things got complicated, and anonymous parent filed a formal complaint against a certain book. they said with a truck full of sex and violence, and that book was the bible. the school district removed age bibles from elementary and junior high school libraries. the move created an uproar with christian parents demonstrating and protest. the book bills author says the challenge should have been dismissed outright. somebody was trying to, to,

to hope the legislature in the i political, you would be my guess. it was a, i hate feel ridiculous. the challenge on its face. the challenges keep coming, the latest sites, the book of mormon secret to members of the latter day. saints church who make up 60 percent of utah is population. this week the county school board reversed the bible restriction. a local book, controversy resolved, but a nationwide debate that continues rob reynolds, l. g 0 salt lake city, utah. so eleanor is the 1st of the state to prohibit binding books is also hosting the annual conference of the american library association. and i correspond to john hendern is that the event in chicago? i would imagine this is a difficult kind of balancing act for librarians how to attempt to handle the situation over banning books. it is banned books are really topic

a here the american library associations convention in chicago. they're talking about what policies they can initiate in order to properly ensure they books aren't necessarily banned. of course, they want to expand access to book and books. and what we've learned through studies is that a number of the books that are banned or that are challenged our books to about lesbian gate, transgender people, african americans, minorities, books like this, how to be an anti racist bite. eat room candidates. i talked to him yesterday and he said he thought it was a bit of a compliment that many of his books had been banned because he says, those are banned by people don't want to talk about racism. and that suggests these books are effective in doing that, but he says it's always a tragedy when that happens because he writes books for people to read. and i'm standing here with an expert in this subject. this is christina shepherd norman. she is a librarian in birmingham, alabama city with a long and storage civil rights history. so let me ask you,

christina. the question that i've been asked, and that is what tim librarians do to try to cope with this issue of book challenges in bands. i understand you have not, you successfully gotten many of these books in your life? yes. so some of the things that we have done in other librarians can do is to make sure their policies in place if it's a school district, or if it's a public library for academic library to make sure their policies in place. and when there is a challenge for a book that needs to be banned, or if someone in the community is suggesting that to make sure that you refer to that policies. but you have to make sure you use net policy every single time. and also you need to make sure that those individuals who are actually seeking to be in a book are part of your community. so individuals, we actually are pet techs paying citizens, either in the district or their alumnus or of a particular institution. if it's at a college level, right, and that's because there are

a number of groups that are going around the country and seeking to challenge bookkeeping and areas where they don't live. this is there's, i mean, let's just get it out there. there's a political aspect to this campaign, isn't that read? what kinds of books are you seeing people attempt to ban? so a lot of the books that people are banned, they are the ones that you mentioned before, that are a eligibility to society. our african american, anybody that looks a little different, our sage, then the main stream population. right. i mean among the books that are banned is fahrenheit for 51. ironically a book that's really a statement against book banning or in this case book burning. so there is some irony there. busy tell me how you been able to avoid the bands improving. so we try to make sure that the books that we select for our school district are books that

are representative of our students and our faculty or staff. so i always tell my librarians with every your population is at your school. those are the types of books that you should be presenting to your student into your staff. because we don't want any one area to be under represented as have been in previous years. great, well, i want to thank you very much for joining us. that's christina shepard, norman of birmingham, alabama librarian there, who is dealing firsthand with these efforts to challenge are banned books, topic number one here at the american library research. john, thank you very much. john. 100, talking to us from chicago to mexico is facing its 3rd heat wave of the year. and scientists buying the el nino climate phenomenon. hospitals are busy treating patients with sheets related problems and some of them are faithful electricity. blackouts are increasing as john home and reports from the capital. a heat wave is

searing its way through mexico. one of the longest thing is officials say, they're already been diss, and the countries know is being hit especially hard. my younger, i mean the grand deals tomorrow will also hit 42 or 43 degrees and it will continue as forecasted for 10 days to compare to the last 20 years. we haven't had such a long heat wave. this is why we're calling it a typical, it's even close the countries energy authority to assure warning the met screws powered grid is close to its capacity president under the is meant to a little piece of the door. so this is nothing to worry about. now this or some of those pretty medals, we'd be the 1st one to know what was happening if there were blackouts. but just imagine it's our responsibility that we don't lack electricity. so i said you are, there's no problem maintenance. okay. yep. as long as the local media have already recruited blackouts and a handful of states,

these people are protesting the lack of power and then neighborhood in the northern city of monterey. and it's not just people who are struggling with the heat. this is benita. it's ralph who lives in the see that quality su activates for really pushing to get him moved now most so a lot of quite as little as possible. so yeah. so my answer, i think that adapting a space for him would be the best as it would be more comfortable to bear the weather that's heating our city and especially with the he way states continue for a few days more. and the newest, at least, is this country struggles to get through it because he used to this summer's hall. but now everyone's just praying for the writings. don't home and how does a to mexico city or the heat wave in china continues with the temperature in beijing hitting 40 degrees celsius. the chinese authorities of issued the highest red warning saying the heat wave poses a serious risks to health countries, whether service full cost, high temperatures, but at least another week. emergency alerts have been issued in indonesia because

of a smoke from forest and people and fires. people in 7 indonesian provinces, a being one of the danger to health and poor visibility fig smoke is trying law. jamie is a farm. lando sinatra page way of throat southeast asia is being blamed for, contributing to the emergency as now to the heart of africa and the search for energy and the world's 2nd largest rain forest. wine and gas exploration, writes and democratic republic of congo are up for auction, but the expectation as potentially devastating consequences for the critically important ecosystem there. the communities, the depend on is $27.00 blocks of land in the vein. forest are due to be sold to companies for development. some of them overlap with natural reserves, opposite as team travel up the congo river to meet the people who lives there in the 1st of 4 reports. here's our environment editor, and their clock for the safety of van dyke,

a starting point right on the equator with the epic conduct. the focus of life. did the river is lot of bathrooms and transport. hub for travel upstream and down in all manner of cross truck tried to fix that is just staring interaction here and been dr. and we're of river to explore one of the oil boats designated rooms and by the government. we should find some remote communities to shift scale of the congo is bewildering here, looking more like a vast lake as it may and as west to the atlantic ocean. we're heading 2 days in the opposite direction, over 400 kilometers up stream deep into the congo basin. the journey is soon flanked by dense rain forest giving way now and then the river side villages where

life mostly goes on as it has for centuries to life. that could be up ton by the government's option to po box. the asking about the loan that taking that off to the amazon the com database and is the greatest tract of rain forest on a spending 6 countries across central africa containing huge quantities of oil that the government wants to sell to the highest bidder. with an estimated $600000000000.00 up to 7 hours on the water, a chance to stock off on fuel in supply. we're a long way scale from the oil sites. but i want to know what people here think about the potential exploration meant up to 50 up. it was,

we have not had anything from the government. our life depends on the river. i think these will cause big problems. so we need an explanation. our newborn, obviously, as i passed, we will live in poverty. if this comes, it will help us to improve our lives. a divided opinion perhaps, but we were to find that sense of inadequate seats. and indeed all physicians to the books themselves would grow. once we got deeper into the forest, for now we set up come in, i said, co village as nice places in the, the clock houses here, a democratic republic of congress, and day and time to visit political on the list of contrast to universities. he says the dilemma from many countries in africa is choosing between combat in poverty, or protecting the environment. the person is mainly for me in those countries. and the absolute cub i've not been given that said, lies, cannot be accused, you know, for a pollution. so it is simply a common sense of that and also for you to pick the tentative snow down so bad that,

you know, we liked the video to see we do have agriculture. we do have 2 reasons. we do have the even, you know, some specific mining that's really not necessarily lead to the destruction of the environment. we do so we do have many as tennessee is a pub from 3 mean. but at the same time, the countries are willing to go for the read stuff that's with the big money immediately when you, when i think kind of take them it take time, you know, to do so to applies to wait for the plan to be ready to sell, but when dealing with the, with oil is take stuck in the market and you're making a lot of money. maybe that's why sometimes it don't look about. so they don't think about the identity. saturday is pulling day in seattle. voters are going to choose the next president as well as new m p's. i'm mirrors. but despite having laws, i'm gender equality,

female candidates facing up so baffled to get elected. adress reports from free time. with the election was just few days away. say me quote, this quote is still in court fighting disqualification. the former presidential candidate and how unity party have been removed from the ballot for reportedly not having an office in each province as required and accusation. she denies. she says scenarios, male dominated, society is not making things easy for female politicians despite the passage, ought to do better as noise, as of the bill that deals with politics and politicians. and the women participating in politics is part of what they really mean. there's women should be some deal. women should be com, should know the place that the time those women, they really want those whites for relation to instead of you and support them in the past 10 days with the last one of which demands,

women should make up 30 percent of all the candidates running for any political party, but free towards pulmonary and can do the next 30 days, boats that despite the passage of the bill, female candidates specifically targeted, the campaign is purely but surely, you know, so the company message is she's traveling, told a lie. she's a, she's a village is bigger again, so it's a lie. it's a, it's a campaign of hate. she says, what will attract women to politics is when they see how female politicians are being treated for now, she says that there is discouraging women make up more than half the population of sending young. i'm 52 percent off. it's registered voters, but only a small fraction of them are represented in public and private sectors, but it's in the political sprays the suppression you marginalized just by visiting america, express how many degrees i just did

a pretty still ahead on the 0 sum or co 2nd interest and a your competing of the great ocean race is coming up in sports. joe, the the,

the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the top of the sport and here's joe rub. thank you very much. after months of hyphen speculation, boss cables helps us prospect speak to women. yamma is now officially an n b,

a player with the 1st and the 2023 and the address. the san antonio has 1st victor window at a ceremony in the bookcase center, new york, and be a commission, adams, silver concerned. the 19 year old frenchman will be flying his trade in texas next season with this buzz. it's the 1st time san antonio has had the number one pick since tim duncan, in 1997, duncan went on to win 5 and the championships with his buzz. when ben yelman's hoping he can have a similar impact with the team message to them, you know, i'm gonna make, i'm gonna give a 100 percent, make a all, all, all that's in my power to, to make this rich as we know, to have impact on the franchise and defenders in the community or, well one by him is main attribute is his height at 2.19 meters. he'll be one of the

tool listed in the league next season. however, the toilets and the a player of all time is this man george motor some the 2.31 meter remaining and played fully. washington for washington avenue, jets, new jersey jet, and that's from 1993 to 2000 and terms of all the sports scotlands rich and metcalf was the tool as mine, to play international rugby at 2.13 matrices. and finally, we have righty of healthcare who towers above everyone on the tennis court at 2.11 meters. but it wasn't all about when yamma brendan miller was chosen by the charlotte hornets as the number 2 pick. scoot henderson is on his way to portland trailblazer, the side pick twin brothers almon, and asa thompson will pick the 4th and 5th, respectively, and is off to the houston located as well. i saw the selected by the detroit pistons with this usa has been chosen to host the new and expanded 32 team,

free for coldwell co in 2025 foot pools governing bodies that it chose the united states. because most of the things it would help growth became in north america and of the 2026 mens woke up which takes place across the us, canada and mexico. boundary to the reading cub woke up champions having won the trophy in morocco earlier this year. as well, number 2 gentlemen of it as has been knocked out of the hollow, opened by roberto battista a good budget. i have had one eye on the semi finals as he passed wimbledon. 35 rose. i had other ideas to spend you, but he says 5 and 76 to 500. less that no problems that lays on his bed, the gem and his own clothes for 1st gross quote, title of to making his way into the semi final place. because the salary straight says alex on the public of cow's expand the parliamentary inquiry in australia, or is investigating the long term health implications of repeated head notes in

context. sports for all the rules, football players who say they stuff with concussions, seeking up to $670000000.00, and a 9 month legal action. so o'clock reports from brisbin. it was this performance back in 1995, which insurance with the mock of the century tassel in the striding football event . it was well known freeze technique on the field. nearly 30 years later he says it was the repetitive head notes and concussion. this left him permanently disabled from brain injuries inflicted during his career even though i'm not the care offering a stretcher and come back to him and i have to half time, which is which is not right. um. yeah, and it's really affected me in the forty's or sort of saw some really bad changes

in my behavior, and it's not a good injury to have 3 years ago, the veteran play i received an historic insurance pass of almost $1000000.00, acknowledging the permanent damage caused by repetitive concussions done more than 60 full applies in australia, a city up to $670000000.00 in damages, and a landmark cross section against the eye of phil for the serious damage. concussion has allegedly cost them long to why people actually have resorted to legal action, is because the just hasn't been the management change that is needed to make the game site. the minimum absence for a plaid diagnosed with concussion is now 12 days, and the struggling football league in the national rugby lays. there's a mandatory 11 dice 10 down period fucking costs. suppliers. nearby physiologist, ellen peers who studied concussion in sports for more than 15 years, says,

plays need at least one month of the field. and the risk of cognitive impairment increases significantly after 3 concussions. what we are seeing, particularly with some of our athletes later in life. but also we've, we've placed modem analyses is the fact that it's not the 5 or 10 concussions. that's the issue. it's the 10020000. even 13000 hits to the brain ivr, you know, 20 or 30 a korea and the class action being pursued here. and the strategies also being played. asking to other countries in orland 3 by the union players assuming world rugby and in the united states there was a free quote of opinions on the past with time plays a dictated play is going to court. say the risk of suffering a head injury should no longer be an accepted. hesitant the job. the striding football league was approached for comment. sarah, cock out to 0. prison. oh sarah mentioned the concussion is also a major concern in rugby union. it's one of the most common injuries sustained by

professional players in sports. we also in the national motto: marrow it today. if it's something he worries about when he steps on to the pitch. exactly enters your thoughts view. definitely something that you, you know, have to think about and have to consider the file just by compare it to the time wise, 5 panel where we are now is where you would like is a, has as a web to be done. yes. is the stuff that we keep a prevent yes. as the technology in prison, the and the science gets more more funds to sieges and measures get better. i'm sure it is a risk to game. so yeah. to bad that in mind, where we are now when i bought the place then the other day it has recently launch the po fun which ends to transform the lives of children in nigeria. and why the african countries by generating a multi $1000000.00 investment in education, the 28 year old has put his art money behind the foundation, which will initially provide

a full education for $40.00 children from lagos. it told j spoke to out there about the initiative and why he wanted us to do it. that just is a country that is very close. my is when my harris is live, so a times to the country. and when you spend time in nigeria c or the amount of corporate t, n, a lack of opportunity that i know these children have the call from the foundation, which is basically offering young nigerian, he, um, children in an academic scholarship from the faith of a primary and secondary school education, the once they finish the 2nd limitation. well, now providing funds for what for so saw a business activity will ending on the approved business plan, will support them that a little finished with the pictures from the ocean rice where one of the competing

yachts had a close encounter with some old cuz to me i, you're aware on their approach to the straight since you broke. so when the whales approach then sort of pushing up against the and not doing it, there are others. luckily no one was injured and there was no damage to the bike. all right, that is all useful for them will later. joe, thank you very much. indeed. mazda is going to be here in a couple of minutes with more on all these stores. i'm roll my office and stay with us, and i'll just the, [000:00:00;00] the

july on. i just think goes to the post of the local election, sort of shift to the right click the country with this another guilty in fall, right? government $11.00 piece meets the indian women breaking down gender barriers as they fight to become champions. features the coast applicant need is from across the continent as well. so seeks to strengthen relations with the region. people in power focuses on somalia as a fight for survival. as years of drafton hom conflict have combined to create a humanitarian disaster. as the security becomes an increasing global concern, the united nations launch is a report examining food crises and tongue around the world to live on a jersey to own counseling that calls for us and showing a pledge to stabilize their relations. how do they fold trade? disputes canyon struggling to make ends. we talk about race 5 times to raise taxes

plus to pounds. fishing industries faces a need for us. 12 years off to the for pushing many pages often counts and the cost on i'll just sarah collegial country onto the page is a special moment for any football to do it is a policy enrollment is a remarkable achievement for building legend edit continental introduces honey solved. yeah, who broke through social and political barriers to inspire a generation of female players across the middle east. football rebels. let's do it on how to use the the, the escalating violence and the occupied westberg is threatening to spiral out of