keep the planet smallest, pull points. there are any between 10 and the team list, the navy and the see horsepower patrol into waters to try and save the money. they had some good news. a survey shows that i keep this numbers that state stable the pools in the but keep this decline is credited mainly to the mix. can they be putting down a maze of concrete blocks with hooks to snack any units and the know fishing, so 10 to 13 that keep this doesn't sound like a lot, but most people expected it to be wiped out together. by now, it's a big deal that it's so far escape to extinction. the protests intensify against these. many governments proposed additional changes ahead of a crucial votes. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is reportedly in good condition, the officer having such a way to put in a pace picked the

office. and if this is all just given life from del, have also coming up to people being killed in ukrainian fort city over desktop, in the 6 nights of russian air strikes. plus why people on shore line because tom on community service still don't have justice. 14 years out to hundreds of people were killed in a space of vines. the is really process has begun demonstrating outside parliament in west jerusalem. the can ask that is due to vote on one aspect just as opposed to bill on monday. hundreds of thousands have been demonstrating for months against the government's plans to change the legal system. critics say the bill is a threat to democracy. well, let's take a closer look at what the protest as though actually angry about overall, the changes with less than the quote's powers. their proposes giving the is a,

the parliament, the ability to override supreme court decisions with a simple majority of $61.00 votes. but a lot of politicians to choose which judges to a point at the moment, judges are selected by an independent panel. the changes would also remove the supreme court's ability to review the legality of what's known as israel's basic law, as they function as its constitution. president, as i pass out as vocally opposed to proposals, say it's pushing israel to the verge of legal and social collapse. well, let's go off to him. how much i'm jim, who's in west jerusalem for us of the vote is getting close to the crowds are getting bigger and better side of it, getting noise here as well. now it is rob hoosier, here behind the demonstrators who are changing the democracy and anti dictatorships agents. they are sitting in the drum, you have the day and they say the

let me give you are aware when i say sleep here outside the connection with. when you get to that you had, let me show you this building here behind is that that's where the debate currently is ongoing right now with regards to this very contentious field, when is the power cord in your oversight power that we're scheduling? possibly the voted on as early as tomorrow. now there is a step 50 years we've seen recently, we've seen a water cannon. this could be a habit for here barricade. they don't want everybody to be able to access this area. and the specifically right here where we were to be in the course of the last couple of hours. you've had a few 105 minute estimates, but maybe more supporting the. * did you this,

the 5 minutes have been the but the majority of the crowd out here, they are very much against it. and they say they're going to continue to come out all of this. in addition to the hundreds of thousands who protested throughout this real yesterday, you had tens of thousands. we march some televi professors for many of the 10 you to 10000 to show their defiance. and then you also had a huge protest around 20200000 people were told we were there at that protest until the in addition to that, you also have more and more numbers of reserve is one more me here at least 10000 different branches of the military that say they are not going to show up for service if this bill does indeed pass. so this is a very detrimental moment, a woman that i spoke with about a little over an hour and a half ago, said that we're at the moment where the guillotine may drop. and they're very concerned that if this bill does indeed pass that this could be very, very detrimental for democracy going forward. yeah,

this has been putting an awful lot of cash or when 5 minutes to benjamin netanyahu . he was one of the men at the center of the all of this now he says he's going to be at the vote in the connected. but of course, just a few hours ago, he's been going through surgery to have a pace maker of fitted one is how does that all playing out there as well? what we've heard from the prime minister's office rob is that he's in good condition that he was already outfitted with his pace maker in the early hours of the morning . and that he is expected to be able to leave the hospital over the course of the next several hours. this has delayed the schedule, the weekly, a cabinet meeting that was supposed to have happened this morning. we're now told that's going to happen tomorrow morning. we must remember that it was just a week ago, it was saturday of last week when the prime minister into the hospital because of the hydration. at that point he was operated with a heart monitor. and um, look, the prime minister, he 73. he is considered to be in relatively good health, but he is under a lot of pressure. i mean if you look, do you have take

a look here, you still have more protestors that are, that are arriving. he's under a lot of societal pressure right now. you have the demonstrators that say they're going to continue to keep coming out different parts of the country until they send this resolving message that they don't want this bill to pass. then you also have, as i mentioned to you earlier, members of the military, the reserves were saying that they aren't going to show up for their duty. and that's something that military leaders who are very concerned about because they say that will put the military readiness of this country pretty much at risk. and then also you have the prime minister being under risk from members of as far right wing coalition. they want to see at least parts of the judicial overall package of laws that the prime minister 1st proposed this past march. they want vote at least one bit of it inactive. and so they would like to see at least this one bill actually passed, but can ask that before the summer recess, which is going to happen on the 30th of this month. so the apartments are very much under a lot of pressure right now. and it really just really just goes to show that you're

going to continue to be under pressure all the different parts of the plan. yeah, moment i'm just reading it as you're talking to is there some lines coming in saying that the problem is to nothing yahoo has postponed trips funded plans to turkey and cyprus after that work. he is of course, as we were saying, intended to be at the boat on monday, but his office is not confirming that those trips have been rescheduled. bahama john zoom in west jerusalem. thank you very much. i, the russian air strikes have killed at least 2 people, then ukraine's main port city of a desktop. more than 20 others, including 4 children are being injured. ukrainian authorities saved religious and residential buildings have been destroyed. russia has been shouting, odessa, and other food export facilities nearly every day for the past week. moscow has withdrawn from the un broker drain deal that allowed ukrainian drain to be exported through the black sea. robert bryant has more from keith. this has been described

by the regional governor as the night's attack of the monster's missiles a bu, a fired at o. desa, then $22.00 injured, including 4 children. it said that around the 6 residential buildings and houses were damaged, either by miss also by folding debris from intercepted miss. i was also a cathedral and the historic center of a desk and pulled infrastructure infrastructure in the pool facilities of a data and other pools in the south have been particularly targeted throughout the recent days. and the authorities say that a total of 5 different types of missiles were used in last night's attack, a high precision on next miss. 1 $1000.00, so kind of a cruise missiles fired from the off show on the, on the black sea. this is now the 6 nights a consecutive nights of a tax on a desk at present. and to applaud them is the landscape of ukraine has vowed retaliation for what he calls russian evils, 11 owners,

one of the countries that's going to feel the impact of the collapse of the black sea green deal. the multiple crises facing the country have led to high levels of poverty and food shortages. they're now called a report from a cop in northern level by farmer. say they need more government support. the wheat harvest season is almost over. farmer say they had little choice but to both through production because of lebanon's economic crisis, and the rise in global food prices. for the countries far from producing enough amounts to meet local demand said beyond a heavy in the past, the percentage of farmers who grew weeds was around 40 percent. now it's more than 70 percent. if we get more support, we would be able to grow much more. it is an expensive business, especially since 11 on imports, almost everything. and the local currency lost more than 95 percent of its value.

the nearly bankrupt government has promised to support production by providing seeds at the low price in the face, a lot of the challenges to be able to invest in orlando. we are poor, but we need dollars to buy pesticides. that's why the government should support the stuff that she and successive governments left the agricultural sector under funded and under developed for decades. and the breakdown and government services means there is a lack of water for irrigation. the financial meltdown has made the situation of farmers worse. some have stopped their work. high energy costs affect their operations. the international community has stepped in the united nations in n t o as have been helping develop a more sustainable local food system. the need is to increase production and lower the costs. we've have a big challenge all the way down from the farm is the production, the production of wheat all the way down to the people who are consuming gets and

trying to buy the products as well. fundamentally, in food and security has risen during this time. and we haven't got enough wheat in the country to try to keep the price is most stable so that some of the most vulnerable people can buy the products. the warren ukraine has affected global prices as well as disrupted the supply chain. lebanon wants to end this dependence on imports from that region. but there's a long way to go center. so the else is either a car nor there's nothing on lot fires, increase of force, tens of thousands of people to move to safety. the out of control fires on the island roads. i've been burning near populated areas for 5 days. victoria gave them the reports an emergency evacuation on the greek island of rhodes, which little advanced warning, thousands of holiday makers and residents rushed to escape the out of control while

fi is nearby. private boats join the greek coast guard, rescuing people from beaches on the southeast in parts of the island. the greek army also helps get people to safety 5 flights as battle for as far as across greece every summer. but this year, the funds have been exacerbated by an intense heat wave it will say being well size outside athens, at least a 100 homes have been destroyed in li trekkie a to columbus has west. if the capital pursue lorraine gary surveys the damage to her home, that's what i think. i know that everything was destroyed. we have suffered too much damage too much. my husband has suffered to law. i fear something might happen to him, but i'm also in a miserable state. but there is no rest spite. grease is bracing for more intense heat this weekend with me throw that just warning. that temperature is could reach 45 degrees celsius victoria, jason b. l. g 's era voters underway in spain,

snap elections called by socialist primers of federal sanctions. the poll comes off to the governing corners as poor performance amaze, local and regional elections. most is not a face, a choice between the center left government and a conservative coalition, which could include the far right party for the 1st time in decades. a pulse of not close income body up and a parliamentary elections that have all position groups and next off of called a shop. all 125 seats are held by prime is a one sense cambodian people's party one san is one of the was longer serving leaders, has been in power since 1985 may not. physician party has been barred from the contest bonnet below, has more from appalling station in the capital. long time. the national election commission said that 7000000 voters had turned out or turned up for 2 days election . so the total number of registered voters in this country is $9700000.00. so

that's about 70 percent of all registered voters here. but we have to, of course, put this in context because the information system here has been repressive in the last few years. more and more, the government has cracked down on independent media and even head of these elections in the weeks ahead of these selections, independent, new sites have been blocked by the government. and so the information that is coming through to voters is just missed the message that is coming from the ruling party of prime minister when sen. so this is what they've been hearing. and so in speaking with voters here at this point station, at least they said that they feel like they are exercising their right to vote. and that the ruling party has governed the country quite well. a stella head and i'll just say that we're going to take a closer look at how humans government is trying to revive its domestic production

. the right of the tropical storm nat revolving and named which will become a significant tie food over open. most of it may, will end up going towards taiwan and stuff. natal throws out to rich storms towards the dose of the philippines. this line is the red line the moment. so for some, i'm central vietnam for cambodia, bits of loss and thailand, you'd expect some heavy right. and there are fewer shafts in the science. all that, that is typical this time the equally typical island australia this time because it's mid winter, you get some very cold noise and we have to very cold. nice recently with temperatures well below 0, then it was cold, was a web camera still about minus 2. this is monday night leading into a tuesday, which is a bit cloudy. maybe that time she has

a back to where they should be there on shore breathing, queens and beans, fairly wet weather in places, and coming into pers, that's inactive cold front, the yellow streak and it is heavy rain. so it's edging in towards that side of west australia including past phone use, evenings, temperatures have gone back to where they should be. so the don't stop at least today in christ church. and probably weddington leads you to average temperatures. and if i take you to tuesday, morning, the way of sunshine, and you can add up as a degree to those temperatures. the, it's one of the most recognized sites around the world. thing for support for the phone and why? what's the funds back home? it's more than just a football club. anyone who says politics should be left off a football, you know, doesn't know about football, isn't about politics. and this says he's stuck with the passion and the politics of

the little pool, etc. the defiance joins part of the funds, who make football series on which is the or the be watching out. just need a reminder of i told stories. and so is there any processes have begun demonstrating outside parliament in west jerusalem they can access is due to vote on one aspect of the proposed bill on monday, hundreds of thousands of and demonstrating some months against the government's plans to change the legal system. pretty excited the bills, a threat to democracy. the questionnaire strikes have killed at least 2 people in new frames, main port, city of the desk. more than 20 others, including 4 children were injured. russia has been shedding odessa and other food

export facilities for 6 consecutive days. tens of thousands of people to be moved to safety as was five's wives. the greek island roads control fires burning for 5 days, causing extensive damage. now it's been 40 years and is why it's broke out into their length. against the time of minority hundreds were killed. the sizes of the homes destroyed and businesses looted many believe the violence was carried out by people from this in hon majority, backed by the government. it ignited the 26th year conflict between the government and tunnel tigers separatists. and oftentimes, as reports to i'm because that's good now then was 9 years old when and determine the violence through couch in july 1983 here in this columbus of a. we've helped over the war overlap idea. also our grandmother was with us at the time and she couldn't walk properly either. so she, we were or we had to jump over the wall into the house behind is because that was

a muslim house and why they are jumping. we can also hear sounds of chaos. so somebody hidden this house up the road before moving to a refuge again. and then shipped out to jessica with hundreds of others. and this is what they were hiding from. government backed mobs hunting down time was using both of this comic talking cause homes and businesses. on 23rd july, 13 soldiers were killed in jeff now, but it was stationed to fight and emerging separatist movement. the arrival of the bodies in colombo for find the right spot, anger and violence that spread throughout colombo and other parts of the country. many believe the violence was planned. the international commission of judas said, the suspicion is strong, that this organized attack on the time of a violation was planned and controlled by extreme is elements in the government due

it'd be party. some reports go as far as to a ledge that a member of the cabinet was actively involved in planning these attacks. over $400.00 time, those of acute tens of thousands left homeless, 17 major factories and hundreds of small businesses were destroyed in a week long madison of violence and looting. then present judge i will then it took 3 days to react. when he did, he threatened to prescribe any organization supporting the division of the country . he did not condemn the violence that's pending to the country, seeing how the majority was part of the problem. is this failure to recognize that we are approved in society? we should recognize that and appreciated that has become, i think about of the biggest contributing factors to ad, down for the drives from to tens of thousands of times to migrate and lead to a major escalation of the $26.00. the conflict between government troops and samuel

tigers, fighting for a separate state for he has a cost violence with places like this in the halls in ceylon, his commercial capital, and many others was set to blaze in thousands of time and lives were talking of harsh. observe and said nothing much is changed in time. a and stayed behind, made to feel that they do not belong. yeah. you know, fernandez i was a 0, colombo. well for let me know there's the, joining the not from colombo. this is such a significant part of shoreline because history isn't being locked in any way. when you look at the significance that they play, then you look at the scale of what have a memorial the nothing much really understanding here. if you just look at my show over my shoulder, the buildings you see behind me the very buildings in that archive footage which were building plumes of black smoke that was on fire for 2 years ago in pedo and

ford, which is the sort of commercial heartland of sri lanka, now that isn't much in terms of boyfriend, come in the nations or remembrances. there are a number of all tech submissions today that are taking place, but by 5 and not the time of on really talking about it much. there is a certain amount of and having trauma that still hasn't gone away for families as well as the seconds in it ration where parents have passed on to the kids was they went through. but there's nothing very sort of a rut. as you look around do, but believe me, when you speak to people, all it takes is a few questions to bring out literally that the high take and hardship that the face that we heard from mom. because about what happened about how they had to lead to a neighbor's house that others who had loves, walk into the homes, lose it, set things on fire. there were people dragged out of cause and then attacked. and

businesses just completely destroyed. and that were heard in your report that you were saying that the time was at least feel that the attitude towards them haven't really changed over the succeeding years in terms of shall lanka, itself, to people, relates the problems and issues that so long face facing today. to in any way to that, like i say of black july, well, it, it change the mindset of the time in the populace. it also had an effect on the country as a whole. as this was basically a community of country that had sort of living side by side, the writ written, move break of communities of mississippi's. as for many, many years they had, you know, they lived next to each other, helping each other. so they were attentions on and off, but nothing major. but this again is a section of how politics can really avoid the community and the country. and having had that these fact 40 years ago, you know this,

the sure lumpkins of fled the country, the desperate and many wisdom capitals still have a lot of trauma. they've done very well overseas. but then obviously you have the d . e, a, the separatist movement in the north that sees a best violence and use it as a sort of a, almost a stepping stone. but as a major propaganda to, to say, see what they did to the time is where pricing so, right. and i mean, that also happened that it wasn't, as of all these type moves in colombo, in the plantations, that doesn't shalanda weren't attacked in 83 a what, those who back the to the b o t t they want. but even to did you see that the states still has issues in terms of ensuring fantasy quality, justice, and recognition of the many minorities in this country. we've seen them, you know, tending against them and almost turning a blind eye when this has happened. michelle fernandez talking to us from colombo, but no, thank you very much. indeed. cube is economy grew by nearly 2 percent last year,

but the island nation is producing far fewer a few food staples than it did a few years ago as the oldest and the poets from havana politicians and scrambling to find solutions for cuba. national assembly of people's power has been in session for the last 3 days. top of the agenda, reviving domestic food production, which is nose dived over the last 2 years. practically a 100 percent, a foot staples are being imported instead of being produced in the country. 6 years ago, 40 percent of the rice cubans, 8 was growing domestically. by last year, the figure had fallen to full percent. us maximum pressure sanctions introduced by trump and left in place by a taking suit of people's plates. they solve the country if millions of dollars in revenue every year, which means less money to spend on fetch eliza, petro, and food inputs. the cheapest policy is focused on guessing food to those who need

it, no use. for example, every child on the 7 still receives a liter of milk each day, but the state is capacity to see what the valuable from sanctions is diminishing. for the last 2 years around a 1000000 elderly cubans have done without the victim in approaching supplements. the supposed to receive. now triple digit inflation is hacking into people spending problem. a problem that maria castillo is also aware of. she's just spent 2 days salary on a couple of mangoes and sometimes the assist um before the pen, they make process were acceptable. now prices have been sky high. well, maria trusts the government will eventually guide the country out of the crisis. a 19 year old grandson denny, the communist party's woods, ring hollow. i grew up from all life in cuba, is that there's hardly any food you have to struggle to get by and we can't live in cuba anymore. but it's president miguel this canal today called on cubans to use creative resistance to overcome the country's problems and produce production

products, designing for sale, dream mission. i really need to get my grandchild. that's something with his life that he lives well, but he doesn't want to live here. and you are going to leave the country and take my family with me. cubans emigrated in record numbers last year and people in the capital today increasingly doubts whether the government has the ability to get the country back on. it speaks one way for the government to convince more people to stay stupid, to get more food on people's plates at augusta in havana, which is here in canada to arrange a range of hit the eastern province of nova scotia. it's a heavy is done for more than 40 years. a storm started on friday, it's cut off roads and submerged homes. please say 4 people are missing, including 2 children. a state of emergency has been declared and the city of hot effects and for other reasons. now each year sizes of migraines, cross the jungle between columbia and panama, they travel

a 100 kilometers on foot to a random forest known as a dining gap. it's an active route, but i'm documented migraines trying to get to the us. but not wealthy taurus on landing in the same jungle for adventure. holidays. i did go. castro has more. as for the quarter 1000000 people who fled at their home countries and crossed the panamanian jungle last year. the prize on the other side was a chance to inch closer to the united states, where they hoped to seek asylum. but for another group of people tourist from europe, a very different prize beckoned memories and vacation videos from an extreme adventure. as we shipping this over the line, well, i would say that everyone had minor injuries, whether it was pressure marks on the hips and shoulders from the backpack blisters on the feet. the german tourism company wander moved charges close to $4000.00

for a 10 day panama jungle tour medical care and satellite phones included. the company says it goes where no one goes, making no mention of the estimated 2000 migrants who attempt to push through the same darien jungle daily were in one area of that area. and, and in this activity happens to take place in a completely different area so that the 2nd thing is you get a wonder what kind of tourism would be sustainable. uh, if, if we, if we were to take people to see other human beings suffer. the contrast between the experiences of proof seeking taurus and suffering migrants in the same jungle is startling. the one says at least 258 people have died or disappeared along the dairy and route. since 2018 migrants have reported rapes and

robberies, families with small children struggled to scale muddy mountains and escape rushing waters. actually so adult people are dying, lots of them. they are dying in the jungles of goods. here. they are dying in the water or dying on the hike up. when the hug done, lots of people are dying. darien jungle was a destination for adventure seekers. long before the recent wave of migrants and panama is government says it wants to turn the dairy a national park into a main eco tourism destination. but at the moment, the jungle draws many 100 times more migrant than tourist, with a number of desperate families crossing this year on track to surpass previous records. heidi joe castro alger 0. the . this is all just say that these are the tops.