this is the building, was the one sick to is booming. this to you, the ministry of agriculture names to an a $1000000000.00 to rice exports a nation. well, when in full people didn't have enough to each sending food over seas. the government revenue, the the hello, i am emily, angling this is denise our line from so hot coming up in the next 60 minutes. hundreds of people arrested in a faith 9 to of unrest across the front of the site. who shooting of a teenager by a police officer and this house comes under attack. this latest on rest comes just as emanuel, my home was find to remove these presidency, following months of protests, of

a pension reform. now my car has been forced to postpone the state visits. german history potty turns into a crime scene in the us city of baltimore. at least 3 people are killed and several inches in a mac. sushi room is in denials over the house of south africa zulu king off. it's reported he's being squeezen and a rising st. destroys us, driving it, serious town and print sales residents, claim climate change for the destruction of that community. the installed rentals back to the staff and with the austria, the f. one cold, free ad flows. you know, victory, ad loads australia be just one moment. captivate england's 2nd axis test the problem to the program. we begin in france and the fatal shooting of a teenager. by a police officer has spot anger across the country over police violence. and what

it means to live in ethnically diverse neighborhoods in a nation that does not officially recognize race or religion. police have arrested more than 700 people during a 5th not of unrest. dozens of offices have also been injured, and the home of a mer outside of paris was rammed with a car. and that vehicle set on fire, members of his family were wounded. while the grandmother of the dead teenager, l. m has cold for the rights to and then it's me, it's begins out coverage from paris. intense policing and central powers help keep the city center quiet on saturday. that being cold on social media protests together here on the shows, elisa, nationwide, $45000.00 police officers had been deployed. that was for robert possible, take us 5 and must say plus points to leave with less than 10 in the previous 4

nights and i'm rest says the interior minister rides with spots about the shooting of 17 year old nile. and during the police traffic stop in the suburb of paris on tuesday, you might have imagined you said that had happened to my brother in the street because he refused to stop. i just wish you'd be safe with the police, but we're scared of them. that is not normal protest, the said long simmering and the racial and economic qualities explode to the police. check those keys for time or just here for justice or not here to breaks down for me last to mix everything up. she's black and therefore she must be like, this is herb. so he is like this life is not like that. the french finance minister said more than $700.00 sharps. supermarkets and restaurants have been looted or damaged since choose not to when i lived

and died. large crowds turned out with his funeral on such a day with the many mona's who followed. he's coughing, continuing, as i calls for just this latest on the rest comes just as emanuel. my chrome was trying to re boot his presidency. following months of protests of a pension results, now my crown has been forced to postpone a state visit to germany. the police officer who shout nile has been charged with voluntary homicide and remains and custody. bernard smith to 0. let's take a closer look now at some of the french lows, that rights groups have criticized for giving police more power is to use excessive force measuring 2017, allowing police to use a firearms in 5 scenarios. these include against drivers who ignore in order to stop and if they pose a risk to line for safety. in 2020, the government dropped a security bill that would have prevented people from filming the place. the draft had prompted protest nationwide. and in 2021, the french pilot passed

a security bill to extend police powers. this includes using drawings to monitor citizens in top of sentences for solving offices. let's bring in a so let's finish. she who is an anti racism activist and co founder of the d colonial liberation front. he joins us live from paris sales. thanks so much for being on this news. our 1st of all, do you think the conversations have been too narrowly focused on the actions of this particular officer? rather than questioning the entrenched attitudes and structures within the police force. hello, thank you for inviting me. and yes, actually i think that we're being too focused on the action of one in the visual. but as a renders, as is actually is, i think that's what we should put in focus on is that's, this section was enabled by

a racist system which trends impunity to the police and then the rest of the to and sometimes even g o. as we sewing nails case and like in north africa and, and then so yes, i think the to address the results of the problem. and we should question the justice system and the, the institution to hold institution of the pros, a sale the crumbs now or have a, one of the narratives has been that these protest is old protest. rather have been overtaken by opportunists. is that the k and i see a i don't think so. uh, i just think that in like the people you seem to protest are just so sick of being just this and are witnessing. and so 6 of again the

races system. they live in where they're constantly targets the police. that's the they just to let their rage explode. and yes, it's might not be as organized as other approaches. it's might not be as conventional as for the practice. but that doesn't mean she and they're the mens and less for james. and i think also that instead of the, again, the making and young these young people, they are the burden. everything in france. maxima shoes announce concrete majors if he really wants everyone to, to come down. i guess that relates to my next question. the mayor of a power suburb has had his home attacked early on sunday morning. what's the. busy reaction to the seemingly targeted attack on sunday morning,

i didn't hear the question, i'm sorry, that's okay. so they was a may of a power sub the that had his home attacked a call just before we came to we did. busy pulls on the car, had gone through his house and then it had been set on file to be seems to be a targeted attack. what's your reaction to the individual's, you know, sorry he being a target it and then, and again, i don't think uh, i honestly don't think that this is the direct we shouldn't be. we shouldn't be focused on of course, i'm not happy about individuals being targeted and i am not happy to see the images that we've seen as likely, but it's uh my main through compassion. and right now is that's

the like as we speak, the young people who are being sent to jail. there are seeing these, the more needed. and there is, again, the whole system which is built to be unionized, the same one, and to make the same one bear the burden of everything. i guess i just floss they want to finish on your personal perspective, your living in paris. how do you reconcile what's happening and you'll see the and across your country? what's it like from a personal perspective? um actually it was uh from personal perspective i was uh very news uh by now that's because i personally, i know why he's dead and he's not dead because he was disrespectful or if he didn't stop or something,

i know that he's dead because he's a he's a nurse, a freaking young boy who lives in north here. so 1st of all, i was there in the like the story. and especially as the images were really, really horrendous. and i can, i can't do nothing but understand that these people who are outraged by um, by the constant repetition of the same uh, and just as of the same horrendous ads and of the same. and i mean all of the same focuses on the same people. so from my personal perspective, even though even though i am not and like gt happy to see the what's happening, especially as i think that

a lot of people who are in the protest are going to be putting danger. and because of the, again, the, just the system we live in, i think that's, that are going to be the really punished hard. and i'm really not happy about this, but it's from the personal from point of view. i think that the only way and right . you want to like to make them feel better is to access the mens and remained and then is to be respected as human being in this country, which isn't the case as we speak. and just briefly, before we let you go, i'm the grandmother of that french teenager has played it for com, saying, do not riot. do you think your comments will make a difference? i yes, i think you can make a difference a difference because if she has a she has a special position, but i don't think we should make her the are the responsibility of what's happening

. i mean she's more than her grandson. so i think that this is a really, really hard thing, the thing to do and to go through. and so again, i think we should more focus on what said like, for example, the french president or the ministers who didn't announce any countries in this year. and so now then, then again, be bringing these grandmother and in the center of the dispatch side. so i don't think that this is healthy for me and for her, for me. yeah. all right, well, we really appreciate your insights. so the now she and angie racism active is thank you for your insights into moving on now into the united states and police are searching for this aspect behind the mass shooting at a straight pausing. 2 people were killed in baltimore and 28 wounded. 3 are in

a critical condition in hospital. the mess is the largest shooting highlights the need to tackle the spread of illegal guns. this is an absolute tragedy that did not have to have it again, highlights of the, the impacts and the need to deal with the over proliferation of illegal guns on our streets and the ability for those who should not have them to get their hands on. there and also the need for accountability on each and every level when you're dealing with guns, hand guns balance. so let's bring in the heidi joe castro who joins us live now from washington dc. hello, that heidi give us an insight into with the shooting happened, particularly as it was during a neighborhood celebration. yeah, that's makes it all the more tragic emily and that this was the beginning of the july 4th holiday in the united states. and so hundreds of people in the suburb of

baltimore, that's right by the water had gathered for this late night lock party. and that was the reason for the hops as they describe the shots they at 1st thought it was fireworks being lit and full. of course, in reality, what police found when they arrived shortly after midnight was one young woman and 18 year old, who was set on the scene. and a 20 year old young man who died later at a hospital in all 30 people were shot, at least most of them are in recovery, were able to get to the hospitals themselves for 3 main in critical condition. and note of late the sus, fast, or suspects in this case are still on identified by police and are still on the loose. and so police in baltimore are conducting this man hunt for the greater context of all this. emily is that during these public holidays during these mass gatherings of people in the united states, there certainly is picking up

a case of mass shooting occurring in these events. and this is just a years after we saw something you really similar in illinois last year. also, during july 4th celebration was 7 people were shot dead while watching a parade. so it's making americans really think twice about how we can go about celebrating these types of holidays. all right, stay with his heidi because certainly this is not a rare event. and let's have a look at the amount of shootings across the us. so from the us monitoring group, gun violence archive has documented the 338 match shootings into 2023. the final one. as an incident where 4 or more people shot or killed, they've been carried out across the country, chicago, new york of memphis and baltimore. armando cities with the most incidents 2023 is on track to match record numbers in recent years. so hiding, given those statistics attempts to reduce match shootings or having little impact

that's right. it was about a year ago, and we saw president biden sign in the only significant gun legislation in decades in the us and that many people are saying didn't go very far. there were no weapons banned in that legislation. rather, they were more safety laws put into effect more red flags, laws in which authorities have rights to temporarily confiscate weapons from people who may be a danger to themselves or others. but that was more then it was more than a year ago that those laws were assigned. and of course you're seeing those statistics show that there's doesn't seem to be a notable decrease in these incidents. meanwhile, the latest pull is showing that americans are feeling that this is a growing problem. gallup. this week releasing a poll showing that 60 percent of americans say that gun violence is a problem here. and 62 percent believe it is a growing problem that will only worsen during the next 5 years. emily. alright,

thanks so much for the update. heidi direct castro in washington dc. it's bringing a lot of books now. who is a civil rights attorney and former chief of the juvenile division of the states attorney's office of baltimore? a cd issue joins us from baltimore. a want to, thanks so much for being on the program. this will give us some insight into what it's like to live in this part of the united states and why these sorts of crimes is so prevalent. a good morning. thank you for having me. well, 1st i'd like to say the baltimore, despite what you are all seeing on the news today, which were of course, very concerned about baltimore is a vibrant city. it's a beautiful city. it's great to live here. but of course the violence makes it also very scary and it can be very traumatizing for, for those of us and our children living here. and last night's event, if we want to call it that is, is extremely, extremely disturbing. what needs to be done on a cd and

a state level to address this issue? yeah, so i mean i, i think a lot of things need to be done on this of all, all around. so and then i look at these things on short term and long term goals, right? so when i say short term, maybe a better way to look at it is um, an immediate goal. so maybe this will be the greatest analogy, but it is. so if you think of somebody who has been shot, if you will, them into the emergency room. and while they're there, the doctor figures out that they also have cancer, right? well, in order to treat the cancer you for a test to make sure that they survive, so you have to stop so bleeding from the gunshot wound. and so to answer your question, everything needs to be done. our education system needs to be improved. jobs need to happen of education all around for the community, but also prosecution and policing, constitutional policing, sad cases that are strong, that are presented before the jury. and people who are found guilty a trial and not send a message to people perpetrating violence that it's not acceptable when it will not

be tolerated. yes, i guess so it's not just a sense of, you know, the availability of guns being an issue, but it seems to be more difficult for authorities authorities because it's poverty, it's unemployment. what are the, some of the issues that need to be addressed in relation to reducing gun crime? yeah, so i mean, we use the mail on the head poverty, unemployment of an education system that continues to not work for all of the children here. but at the same time, in order for us to keep the community safe, including those children, it is really a pressing matter. it is urgent that we get a handle on the violence. you know, we had 28 people shot yesterday with to kill. but this is in addition to, to the dozens of shootings that have already happened this year. and so i, you know, i'm a former prosecutor, i'm an attorney, i've lived and worked in the city for 20 years. and the violence needs to, to really be cloud. we have a new police commissioner, we have

a fairly new state attorney. i am very hopeful and we have a new governor and i am very, very hopeful by what i'm hearing from the 3 individuals that i'm talking about, that they're going to work collaboratively. we have gone legislation that was signed into law just out earlier this year by governor westmore, we have done legit legislation that our states attorney ivan bates really spearheaded to 3 is the of the limits or rather to to raise the penalty for legal gun possession and all of these things are, are, you know, it's going to take time because these individuals are now working together for the 1st time. but what i, what i can say is it's encouraging because they are putting forth a united front and team. and i, i think that they really understand that the violence has to be addressed. i want to just briefly before we let you go, this was a group, his name is getting together to have a straight potty on

a summer weekend. and if it didn't happen in baltimore, it blankly, it happened in chicago. so the sort of thing seems to happen almost every week. how do you explain that to an international audience? a gosh, i mean, how do you explain it even to, to a local audience, right. i, it's hard to explain because it doesn't make any sense it's, it's people who's, you know, while i don't know anything about specifically because the case is an ongoing investigation. but it seems to be people who have lost a sense of um, uh, i don't know, community or for lack of a better way of putting it in people who are picking up guns to solve problems that years ago. you might have solved with, if you had to, with the 5th, if you had to. and so we really have a lot of discussion and a lot of work to do in this country to figure out why we have so many folks that are resorting things and kind of violence and it's not acceptable and not. and it's hard to explain. yeah, well a good, good point to end on. thank you so much for your insights. align and brooks

a civil rights attorney in baltimore. thank you for your time. the thing on now and in 10 fighting is being reported between sedans. rival forces, the rapids, support forces, say they haven't down to 5 digit ivan know that and consume the power millet trained group has been battling against the army since april. at least 1000 people have been killed, more than 2000000, enforced from their homes as bringing him to move and he joins us live now from on demand in consumer he bought. what's the latest on the flashing as well, we can still hear slow rising gunfire. here in vicinity of on demand where fighting started in the early hours of sunday morning, around 5 am local time or 3 am gmc. now we spoke to residents in the northern part of the city of on demand and they say that the for a minute to wrap

a support for the attached to positions office of denise army. and that the army responded by thing is still ongoing. we were also able to hear heavy arts that are being 5 by the signees army. as far as being long sir, is who the army fight suggest against the rapid support forces position, and the art it'd be determined to wrap it. support forces says that it's out of 5 to judge the northern city of bessie earlier today. the army also says that it downs and thrown a fight that don't belong to the rapids support forces also in the northern parts of the capitol. now residency that they were expecting says there was only a brief low and fighting during the 1st day of ease. and even that was just for a few hours before 5 in various parts of the capitol with heavy artillery and air strikes, launched by both sides. so people here say that this fighting is not for you, but they describe many of the people who we spoke to describe the fighting that took place between the rapids support forces and these army here in the city of on demand on sunday as one of the most fierce spices between the 2 sites here in the

city. can you tell us, give us a sense rather of the ongoing humanitarian crisis that's been unfolding since the beginning of this violence back in april of the little decisive cost that most of the civilians by surprise, many of them did not have enough food storage for the days of war and nobody knew how long the world would last, and many people have been displaced from their homes. more than 2000000 people have less than 50 a 100 to 2 neighboring states and humanitarian assistance is an issue. many 8 organizations say that movement, their movements has been restricted to the ongoing file as i'm due to restrictions by us. all right, he's making it very hard for them to deliver a to those needed medical facilities have also been destroyed in the fighting here in the capital of to there's a shortage of medicines at attempted to be delivered to people in the states. and they all consent of outbreak of this season, especially in my brain. now displacement comes in to fit in the state of white 9,

which is in the south a to the south of the capital presidency that they've already reports in case of, of use of and they from send that the situation with just the lesson. and that's just once they out of many states that receive hundreds of thousands of displays, people are facing huge telling just to try to deliver humanitarian assistance to them. right. thanks so much for the update him, a morgan lab for us in on demand the cotton the king of zulus in south africa is denying that he's been poisoned thence. after a royal aid said, suspected poisoning was behind his visit to a hospital. you may bring as with time painting, a spokesman for king mazar zulu cause a well penny says he went for a medical checkup as a precaution. long visiting s retain is will not committed mil up reports from drams book to this. so it's in the, a lot of confusion around the some of these rumors and the initial story came out

from this kingdom he sees you lose uncle principal to lizzie. oh, who has a good relationship with oh, so she has had in the past that he had travelled, he's and if you can, this is who do i travel to is what you need for medical attention and that's off to one of the kings a seems to have been poisoned. that's apparently it's the thinking because the hip hop, he died quite suddenly, quite unexpectedly. so there was perhaps some concern about what was going on within the household. but the following that can be easily traveled to is what he need for medical attention. now that's according to principal to lazy his uncle of following that. so there's been a statement that's been issued by king, this is who lose office saying that he's in good health, that they, it hasn't been a poisoning and that he often pays courtesy, visits to is what you need. where he's uncle king, i'm switching to sud. uh is, is, is ruling that country. so they say there's be no reason other than the courtesy visits. and while he's there, he's been sold to medical attention as

a routine checkup. now the, it seems as if the initial part of the story did come primarily and only from a principal to lazy. his uncle, who has spoken to a couple of hours ago, would say that he had heard from a team swati in is what he needs from his brother. that there was concern around the poisoning. but again, that statement coming from king, this is what his office is, that he's in good health, so deserted. a monarch has no formal powers that holds political influence. within the south africa's largest ethnic group, king misery sulu was crowned in october. he succeeded his like father had ruled for half a century. his parents died months apart in 2021. and the light king gave mister zulu his mother the power to choose a successor. a branch of his family opposed the succession saying that the wrong should have gone to a novice son of the light. king cotton truly is a historian and an expert in south african indigenous knowledge systems. he says

few people are intrusted with the king's safety. read a very robust, a very actively put they station to watch said the big p. s. well, it says the part of nation, the, some of the disability, the 70 needs to be looked at the 2 big key which is absolutely right. see one of the things this is also the fest photo, some of the key is that's a bit in the people the it's where the contest, the of the oil, but they're not the form of the matters actually safely a new increase. so they'd be there, lot of court cases say, you know, people in the waiting for this, the throw. but let me put it this way. that is the kind of the only one test and of course, so they keep in one pass in speech. they key, not using the accused wife or children see, in order to guide the case, the very,

you don't, that's out of the place. but the people you said they were suspect. that's what you say you by the only person that's a you know, speech they key and promising them some. but that's not absolutely the issue. it is that day and the out of the ones who do not have. and as we keep them as width of the issues of place they've been drawn, sealants tend to memory a cool feature they key who doesn't ever did or they came to the acute safety ease inside the bid. very, very few labs and bob waive the rate of inflation, is so high that it's more expensive. bank not is not enough to buy an egg. a general election will be held next month, and the economic crisis is at the top of or has concerns a room, a task that reports from the capital. all right, the downtown ends in bobbies, capital, head out a is we

a lot of small businesses and st. traders operate and we shop as look for bargains despite high inflation and price increases with goods, the official exchange rates, and to the official and exchange that uh, what is tended to happen over the past few months is that price is largely been driven by the an official extension to get some movement is also been quite, you know, it's collective and that is also translated into process collections. the government blames currency speculate as for the crashing the value of the isn't bobby dollar, as well as businesses using the black market to price the goods. here's my shopping list and this is what i bought the basics. so sugar flour. well, i've spent $16.00 on these groceries. let's go to a bigger supermarket and find out how much the same items will cost. this is what i bought, the same groceries for $31.00 from the store. this is why many of the bobbies

before buying from informal change in the us dollar is legal, tend to hear. most people prefer using it. another reason why the local currency keeps losing value. public sector workers are demanding the salaries in us dollars and an increase in allowances to pushing them against inflation. you call and have prices increasing every week. you kind of incomes, you know, diminishing every, every week is a national security issue. so we have to, we do have as soon as paradigm, people and accept that as an in the meantime. because because of serious issues or environmental issues with a to a perceived risk, nick of confidence, we have to actually put our best foot forward is a country and use the us tech. to make ends meet people announced selling goods from the cause, mainly in us dollars. the government recently directed authorities to impose some duties and taxes exclusively in local currency, hoping this would increase demand for visit bobby dollar. right now there is no

guarantee the government intervention is going to work out of my task out of there had been ahead on elgin's here. we made the trainings in april through say they determined to enjoy life despite the skies of money sent home by pakistani workers in europe is helping to build homes, but not without risk and in support with ra, who waterloo, and gave themselves a great chance of reaching the knockout stage and specific goals come the fellow with the usual bless, 3 down poles coming in across the far south of south america. bands of cloud and

rain drifting through here. so some like the weather. just kind of get to southern parts of choice of what the weather to central areas of option chain. and that'll just make us way further east. which as we go through monday, type of just picking up to rep 21 celsius in point of service to the north is that the, it is fine and drive it. plenty of sun is shining, all the merits, episode pushing up into the tropics. that just some very heavy, right, as per usual, just around guy and a french kind of showing them on his way all the way across into columbia and into panama. some heavy rain still affecting west inside of the caribbean, but for the islands is not too bad. they'll be a few showers around, but nothing too much to worry about and nothing too much to worry about. now i'm pleased to say we are all dead tropical storm beatrice, that's making his way away. i find a warning has now being issued. it is in the process of raining out, noticed some slightly cooler weather, just coming into northern parts of mexico. i am pleased to say less hope to into a texas as we go through sunday. some showers up around the place,

pushing up towards the midwest. well, combine full clearing the into that northeast and corner, making its way across the some canada repeating the issues of the day. we've got to start the intensive farming systems, the climate change to protect destruction. otherwise we won't be able to feed ourselves. everyone has a voice, one of up here says pipe top immediately and says this is american economic car wash. what would you say about the wash and light target either, but it's only going to meet me is targeting vulnerable, but it's 12. it's important to have this conversation we need to talk about and not about narrative, the street on algae 0. when the news breaks, i'm in front of the building up was hit with the door and i talked to you and that's when people need to be hot. and the story needs to be told. i wanted to cry as if i'd never see my parents in country again with exclusive interviews and in

depth reports the irrigation canals are nearly empty out just the right has changed on the grass. they've just staring interaction here and been dr as to bring you more award winning document trees and light news. the . the hello, are you watching out of here? i'm emily angry and he's a reminder about top stories this. our 7000 will police subbing deployed in paris after a 5th night of protest, 700 people were arrested across france on saturday. interior minister says the violence was less than 10 story than previous night. lays in the united states and

searching for a suspect for mass shooting at a straight pot in baltimore, 2 people were killed and many more wounded. 3 are in a critical condition and hospital in maryland. and there is heavy fighting between the army and the rapids. support forces into jazz, the iris if say they have down to fly to jet or the on demand a well live remains challenging across many parts of ukraine. some areas of the country have been trying to return to norman. i said, bank reports from the central and ukranian city of denise this is not the music of was not far from the front line is up to reach you this spend a busting on think rock classics. the summer sun is out of a piece of to me for making the most of it. chunk of park is where they come to relax and you took over the disney pro river. only when you hear the a, the air alert that you have to proceed to go to the shelter. do you remember about

that monday? then nothing. feel like this in here. people are just to relax as, as they used to me this that you was hit by me. so it's a week ago when that all is, we haven't played for yet. we didn't go anywhere. we didn't give any performances because it's painful for us. but despite all these missiles, we still go out and get performances because ukraine's free and it's very beautiful . we all very nervous, but life's going on still. we will continue to live, to sing, to create, to love, to raise our children cafe, the open children playing the streets to meet for looks like any other city busting within it. but the fear of rushing attacks is always the most, you know, during the day i feel safe. but when the night have more usually that's when attacks happen. it's scary, but as long as i'm not alone, i have people nearby for some, but even a good chance to unwind when you look around,

it's hard to believe the nearest front line is just over 100 comments and the way when the war started seems like this paper that aside enjoying themselves like bill today, we're open on think about you know, popular opinion restaurant it's business as usual. and it's always time to pause for instagram of this well known each other for 2 more were now working normally like we did before to work. although we have a bomb shelter and when there is an error alert, our guests go downstairs. we're lucky because at times the city was shelled heavy. the entire city was anxious of the people used to it. but even as people are drinking and putting, their reminded that life is still not quite normal yet. trophies in motion to austin in states across the country. meaning these people have to be home by midnight. i said big, i just say to me pro ukraine. the international representative for bosnia and herzegovina has revoked 2 laws, passed by republic. a sub scott christian smith says the legislation defies the

pace agreement which ended the civil. busy in 1995 politicians in a certain majority area voted on tuesday to suspend recognition of rulings made by the constitutional cool entity parliaments. do not have the authority to deprecate provisions of the constitution, a court of fussing, and has to go the now and they have not the right direct relate the jurisdiction of key dates and institutions such as the constitutional court of the state. just this is as simple as that it isn't a tech on the be a huge constitutional court and then an attempt to undermine the legal and constitutional framework of the country. including such crucial elements of dayton, such as decisions of the high representative for

a campaign to decide if indigenous people in australia will be recognized. and the constitution is ramping up both sides. a loving to win over the public folks. the head of a national referendum in federal government says the bill is a once in a generation chance to repair relations with aboriginal communities. sarah clark reports from sydney this is suffice of a yes. ken pine. thousands rallied in parks and city centers across the country on sunday, showing support the greater recognition of the strategies 1st nations people. it's one of those moments i think way. i personally want to be on the right side of history. and i think the history of a strong in politics around ab regional culture is quite dismal. we have the great privileges this rarely and to have such an ancient community, continuous culture now in the nation. and it's important,

they're recognized for holloman's pos legislation clearing the way for a referendum later this year astride into advice on whether the constitution should be amended to recognize indigenous australians for the 1st time and to establish an advisory body river standing aboriginal and torres strait auditors guarding federal parliament, the campaign declared sunday, a national day of action. today is all about a striking people going out to the people they know their workplace, find sporting areas and saying this is nothing to be scared off. this is a just thing. this is the thing, the nation mature, you know, opinion polls show support. so the yes campaign has full life 50 percent. if it do, coalition party is already declared. it moved vote against the constitutional change. something within the original community have also questioned whether the proposed law, known as the voice will be enough to address the serious problems facing indigenous

communities. we are going backwards, we're going backwards in india themselves. we're going backwards in indian as well as expectancy. we're going backwards in the rate of revenue people's black people in this country being locked up things up on not slippery slot back, but we've got to try something else. operational and test drive dollar to people represent around 3 percent of nearly $26000000.00 australians. the federal government says the referendum will be a once in a generation shots to give indigenous communities a greater voice at a national level. but it's just comp time to be successful. oh, the only the majority of the 6 states also need a national majority of the latest culture dresser head in just 2 states. the referendum is expected to be held in october or clock out to 0. c, b. hundreds of pakistani migrants died off the great coast, opposite a board carrying hundreds of people saying in the mediterranean sea last month, the government and these lemme,

that has cracked down on people smugglers. but the grinding reality of poverty back home and a chance for a better life for their families. so forcing many to make the perilous journey to europe. despite the risks. michael apple pool. these expensive looking homes are being built in an area of pucky stone known as many norway, so named because of the pucky stony work is who made it to norway then sends money back home to good drug district. they wages help build these scrolling houses impact he's done with the economy is struggling and the inflation rate is close to 40 percent up to $750.00 migrants will see it to be on the boat, which sank in the mid to rainy. and last month, hundreds of them with some pockets done highlights on what's driving many to attempt the perilous journey. on the way i can even nobody that i've done to you and they've got the kids have to take the risk of trying to get your own. you know what choice do they have as they own any jobs available. that's why we encourage

our nephew and sent him abroad to earn a living for the family of grieving relatives, blame the government for leaving them with little auction on football because he was not to do guy. starvation is the main reason for this tragic incident which we lost our dear friend. the government is responsible for what's happening is they are busy with their dirty politics, and it's the poor horse suffering the most of them. it's image families paid tens of thousands of dollars to the people. traffic is involved in the latest thinking. human rights activists say desperation will continue to fuel traffic, is profit, and by the rise of unemployment. and the back to the economy of the docusign is the one responsible for the sort of incidents i think we should request government to dismantle all the mediums which these human traffic us. i've been using it for a long time, too many play the dreams of our young people. police and talk he's done, have arrested a suspected people trafficking gang leda. but making the journey

possibly to build a home similar to these remains of risk, many are willing to take my to level elders era reco breaking. torrential rain is causing floods in months, lives in west and japan. so people are reported missing and a man was found dead inside a ca that have been washed away. japan's major, a logical agency is wanting of more heavy rain and month funds to come in canada, antonio is swept through central alberta, stone damaged a dozen homes and cars and brought down trees. no debts have been reported to families living in a small town in brazil as saying that homes crumble away. atlantic ocean has in gulf pots of out of phone a. it's feed rising sea levels from climate change will wipe out what's left as want to can you knock if we're pulled?

78 year old sonya, if you hit open the gate or family home, what is left of it? the 6 bedroom house built by her father in the seventy's has been reduced to purple . know plus that a key. this was my room. i would sleep at night listening to the waves breaking on the sand until i could no longer sleep. a couple of years ago, i decided to move out. i knew the waves would soon topple the house and that i would drown with this. that though, she's not the only one in the format to have lost all the small fishing town, 300 kilometers from re edition ero used to welcome groves of tories every summer until the sea swallowed up 14 blocks and 500 houses. a job refer as was going, he says the erosion was caused by man and climate change has made it worse at the form that was built at the mouth of the pot. i able to so river which provided a natural barrier against the c l. u. while bus you diversion began 50 years ago,

off to 2 thirds of the rivers watches were diverted to rio de janeiro, affecting about 7000 phones and 600 factories. the river lost its forced to bring sans to the beach and pushed back the scene of the ways of growing a high as climate change raises ocean levels. it's hard to believe, but i'm walking on what used to be a paved avenue. the rubble behind me used to belong to a hotel, used to be the only 4 story building and all about the phone. up and down there. there were 3 blocks of houses. they have all been swallowed by the sea. the coast line is receiving an average of 6 meters per year. 50 families were forced out of their homes. very few want to leave the city wall mine will. munoz sold his fishing boat to buy several houses, hoping to leave off rent, all except to are under the atlantic ocean or was crowd. but i am not moving. i

want to live in the house. i built with my savings. it's all i have my life's work . sonya is now living in a much smaller house just behind the ruins of the old one. the becky, it's very painful to watch your friends and neighbors lose their homes, their mementoes, their livelihood. but here we all help each other and want to stay close together. and our beloved city, she says they're shared memories of what ones used to be a lively beach resort or what keeps this goes. tom, still alive, monica, and i guess i'll just sierra at that for now to and allison, that activists say was abused in sri lanka, or has returned home to thailand, sex, or, and it was a gift for from the time royal family and for decades took part in religious professions, with wounds and a stiff leg active, a secure time lives of torturing and always working him thailand requested he'd be returned doctors for lincoln, authorities refuse to help. he's now receiving medical treatment in john mine.

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inappropriate way that is going to protect integrity in the tradition and history of the sport, you know, but still be able to grow. it's in such a way that will be appropriate. other well, fall off is madison runner elliot. keep target has told out, does they ever that can yes, leads to testable. if it's to solve it's kind of doping car has $66.00 of the countries asked. these are currently bad in control. guy says education programs are simply not enough to start to catherine. so he got an inside look at his training camp in the risk valley where he runs along sort other and then pick champions or you're looking at some of the worlds greatest distance run is they've broken records and one numerous metals, the train in the l direct and their risk by the 2000 meters above sea level comp to got training comp has produced. some of the most successful athletes ever life in the comp is simple and serene. these are obviously to leave and brief

athletics. the exercises are the hens, but they do it with so much points and grace the $13.00. relax and then repeat. amazing to watch. and you'd keep to get the worlds fastest. male, maurice don't run a. this has been, he's home for the last 17 years. but he's worried about the sport can use grappling with a serious doping problem. dozens of actually helping find like for illegal drug offenses in the last few years. i think that of the end to the next. yes. hailey enough. if the team that, that tactics from keeping wide dictation the more test. but if we keep education on, on many things handed out about testing, then it's a, it's, it's, it's, it's like we are doing nothing. but of, of them it's good to do because knowledge. but it's good also to be practical face,

keep your going trains along side keep talking demands champion to res entry, broke 2 walls records in a week, which is also worried about doping, sexual exploitation, and increasing violence against women. athletics. i could say, is it all about education? it's all about the dictation. if we have our mentors, mazda meant us to meant that the young 1000 young women, i hope we would strong, that we will be as strong as we miss. these are issues they often talk about, and they said that the timing to inspire and natural young talent to restore the reputation of the region of champions kathrine solely all to 0 capital got. can you and you can see more of trust the rooms interview with elliot, keep drug and face keep young on top 2, i would just say, look at these types the loop are giving themselves

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