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on the 8th grade to have you with us. this is allison, here, a life, and also coming up the leaders of russia and bella roost meat for the 1st time since last month's failed. mutiny by the wagner mercenary group. thousands of tourists and locals are move to safety in the greek island of rhodes, as wines fires burn out of control. and cambodian prime minister, when sams moving parts, he claims victory and a general election critics have called a sham the is really, protesters have begun there demonstration outside parliament in west jerusalem. they're angry about a number of traditional changes being proposed by the far right government. this includes measures that many say with less than the courts powers, the class that is due to vote on one aspect of the bill. on monday. hundreds of thousands of people have been protesting for months against the plans to change

israel's legal system. critics say that it's a threat to democracy and let's talk about why the protesters are angry now the full package proposed by israel's government earlier this year with less than the courts powers and significant ways. it proposes giving these really parliament the ability to override supreme court decisions with a simple majority of $61.00 votes. it would allow 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 laws, which function as its constitution. presidents, isaac, for its sog, has vocally opposed this proposal saying that is pushing israel to the verge of legal and social collapse. and we come to today's situation. mohammed john hume is in west jerusalem, look mohammed the substance of it. and this, this law that is being debated on today voted on tomorrow is actually quite hard to understand. you did

a terrific job of explaining it to me off air. can you share that with yours? explain what's in this text, this bill a 0 a to try to break this down. i would have to say that the law, the that's being proposed right now. the bill which is being debated as we speak right down the can ask that you see that's the can as of right behind us there. this is essentially a law that among other things would limit the oversight ability of the supreme court and other courts in this country. essentially, it would keep them from being able to enact what's known at the moment as the reasonableness clause. what that means is that the supreme court, in other courts in this country have the ability to deem decisions made by this government or appointments paid by this government as reasonable or unreasonable if they deem something to be unreasonable. that means they can then overruling. so if this highly contentious bill that is being debated right now and that it seems to

be on track to be voted on for a 2nd and 3rd, readings as early as tomorrow. if that does pass, if it is an accidental law, that would mean that a crucial part of oversight of the supreme court and other courts in this country would be taken away. and it's one reason why demonstrators are so angry right now. they have said that if any part of this larger package of proposals by the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and as far right wing coalition partners, if they were to pass into law, that means that the judiciary in this country would be severely weakened. now, the prime minister for his part has said and continues to say that his proposals would actually strengthen democracy in this country and they would counter through digital overreach. so it is a complicated issue. there's been a lot of discussion about it. but at its core, the bill that's being discussed right now if it comes into law, that means that oversight abilities crucial oversight abilities of the supreme

court and other courts in this country would be taken away from the 0. so picking up on something you just said, the protesters are concerned that this is just the tip of a much larger iceberg. and if they lose this battle, then her many, many other a traditional changes that are just coming down the, the pike is that fair? is that the case? this is 0. i should 1st just mention that just in the last 15 minutes or so. we have heard a new from prime minister netanyahu, of course he was hospitalized for earlier today. he was outfitted with a pace maker. this is the 2nd time in just over a week that he's actually been hospitalized last week. he was hospitalized due to high dehydration and he was opted with a heart monitor. now he's been outfitted with a pace maker. there was a tweet from the prime minister and let me just read you what the prime minister said. he posted a video on twitter. you said we continue our efforts to complete the finalization of the legislation and we continue our efforts to do so with general agreement.

tomorrow morning. i will be with my colleagues in the connected this tracks with what we've heard from his office earlier in the day, who told us earlier that the prime minister is doing well. but he's expected to leave the hospital as early as possibly this evening, and that he does expect to be in the can as of tomorrow for the vote on this bill. now, as to your question, the demonstrators that continue to come out of this is the 29th week of protests. they say that this is unprecedented. they say that all of these shows how much anger, there isn't a country. they say that the society here is extremely polarized, and they're saying that what the prime minister is attempting to do is putting the country on a path toward autocracy, taking it away from democracy. and that the reason they continue to come out is because they want to safeguard democracy in israel. now, right now you don't see a lot of people behind us. that's because people took a break in the middle of the day to go inside, get water, get food. but there are, we're told, potentially thousands demonstrators that are heading this way. they plan to come out in front of the connected to make their message loud and clear to the prime

minister. and they say that they will continue to stay out here as long as this bill is continued to be debated. 0 right mohammed john. if you are reporting from west, the rest of them will be speaking throughout the day. thank you very much. mohammed to a palestinian family who was evicted from their home and occupied east jerusalem. save it is really settlers of threatened to destroy their furniture if they didn't collected. the family home was taken over by settlers earlier this month after is really authorities forced them out using a half a century old law. laura han met the family interest lives, old city. i'm in the alcohol at the street in the heart of all the parties, tristan's old city. i just want to show you the home of the soap look on family. they were living that for more than 7 decades, when they were forced out in the early house of the morning, just on to 2 weeks ago buys righty. so just made wait for his rady settlers to move into the home. now the family has quoted for a more often he is ready settlers. that's all the furniture across the street and

told them they didn't collect it. they were destroyed. now they took my brother as well. one was specifically using the just like lawyers and the basement for kind of fans, and this should help the decision to throw them out of their home was made by these really for and the petition was in the courts for many, many decades, wrapped around by israeli jewish organizations, the claim on their rights are leave here and houses and most of the quarter, from my point of view, without any justification that that was in this house. every corner holds memories . there was life everywhere. my father and my mother lived here. there was always warmed and tenderness in this house and they tell me, the landlord at this time is linked to a settling movement. the ones that we shape the identity of the old city sticks, spelled them on the grounds of 50 years ago. the owner of the property was jewish and that they go on to israel's absentee property law,

which allows jews claim what they call historically jewish prophecy. palestinians, however, comp do the same. the last moments out sarah occupied east jerusalem. precious president vladimir putin is holding talks with bella, russian leader, alexander lucas shanker in saint petersburg. now it is lucas shank, his 1st visit to russia since the short lived mutiny by the wagner mercenary group . this meeting comes at a time of rising tensions with poland. and moscow has warned any aggression against its allied bella roost would be considered an attack on russia. and both of the to receive that ukraine's counter offensive has failed. also this lucas shank, a said that the wagner group felt like attacking, pulled and listen to this. not much. it didn't look pretty good spark metals. the wagner fight does have become a concern. they're asking to let them go west. i'm asking them, why would you do that? require keeping tabs on them and they say, we just want to, you know, go on a trip to wall. so and gesture of possession of triggers them. because when they fault inbox mode,

they knew where the west and military hardware was coming from. so they have this feeling that itself is a problem. of course i'm keeping them in central galleries like we agreed, and i wouldn't want to redeploy them. but as the in the slides moves, let's get more on this from daniel hawkins. he joins us from moscow. daniel, i'm just wondering what kind of context or fax you can provide around this statement because it is so eyebrow raising it is. so flipping from a head of state to say, well, you know, i have these, these, these deadly trained arm fighters don't want to attack the nato country. of course, certainly too many of this statement would be a surprising, perhaps, even boring given the number of balls and troops confirmed now on by the russian territory and training. but a russian forces not that far from the public school, from the border opened a states. this has to be perhaps a bad in mind to the context of the conversation. to cosign,

co is known for using colorful language for using almost choking language in his conversations and meetings with a person. of course they are close friends, close allies, better ways and rush, folding the union state. but really, this perhaps is less of a threat to the message, both of the russian president and to nato states, to western states, to poland, saying look, we have these highly trained troops, thousands of them in burrows, so far they are under control. that being controlled by myself, that my guess and they don't go into anything that could represent the things that will trigger an escalation and the conflict. but let's just keep a close all the things because there is the potential for that to happen. just keeping both sides on their toes and true. an example of concern kind of function, trying to gain something from each side, sit on to schools if you like, play a game of, of double diplomacy trying to strive to let middle ground between russia as the better russian, the main ally on main neighboring states. and trying to get something as well as

some sort of concessions from the west, the very much the message of things under control for now, but could go wrong quickly. let's hope that doesn't happen. that's probably the best way to interpret this statement. so for one of the question, well, i wanted to ask you whether we had any information on what bella ruth and lucas think the intent to do with this blog in a group, but perhaps you've just answered it. perhaps it's a way to put pressure on everyone a while it's been the 1000000 dollar question um for the past 2 weeks, um the temps, which how's these blog the fight has been expanding according to media reports. that's been made official. they all training a bunch of russian forces. they are working with them though a number of the fighters would also be heading to africa. media reports coming out just over the last day or so that they all training and providing security for the central out for the public forces and the presidential guard in the country. they've signed

a contract with the government in the central african republic. so gonna weigh it so much business as usual of football. combat free to sign. the contract suite account. real network built in russia's board is in far away lands africa, where they've been very prominent in recent years. a what? the role in but a roo sofa is remains in question. we know they are tweeting those, but a russian forces we know according to media reports that's finding them very close to the power sport. and that's to get a response from the publish side to publish something, forces have sent thousands of troops to the better option border to ease tensions, bad to stop what they say could be any publications from the by the russian side. that's not something we've seen. so far, but it's something that the nato states will be watching very closely. but a russian president has also, of course, said that he's grateful to russia for vote for providing protection to by the rules . and that any attacks will aggression against, but a roost will be an attack on russia as well. so it's something both sides going to keep them in a very closely the coming months. yeah,

we're really navigating and very great territory here. daniel hawkins, thanks for putting all that context around it. i appreciate it any. thanks. now at least 12 people have been killed after building collapsed and cameron ruined the 4 story building came down on another building early on sunday. in the city of the wall, the west of the capital, we owned a rescue. workers along with the military, are digging through the rubble to search for survivors. the wild flyers in greece forest, tens of thousands of people to be moved to safety. the out of control fires have been burning near populated areas for 5 days. stephanie decker reports from mantra just outside of athens. under a dark orange sky and with little warning, thousands of holiday makers and residents rushed to escape out of control. wildfires. winds gusting around 46 kilometers an hour, pushed the flames towards populated coast after 5 days of inland fires. private

boats joined degree coast guard rescuing people from peaches on the southern east part of the island. the greek army also helped to get people to safety. 1000 slept out doors and in school gymnasiums wherever there was space near athens, 2 fires being we kindled as the winds picked up greece as being helped by various other countries who have sent those air, support, and manpower the firefighters are from managed to put out a nother fire that is re ignited outside of the capital. often it's the wind that is the real issue when it comes to re igniting the flames. now, there had been a right across the country for days out because the risk of fire has been so high. all this under an intense, dry heat pushing 44 degrees celsius and some areas authorities say these are record

breaking numbers. stephanie decker, which is a reminder, on the outskirts of athens, the still ahead on alice's 0 voters in spain are deciding and they want to keep social is prime minister petro sanchez. and why the chips are down for virus of japan, semi conductor manufacturing the it will seem cold as i say, not quite yet the yet, but the sole reason the philippine see it wouldn't affect the philippines by the average is being very wet for the thunder stones. was heading out she towards taiwan as far as we can tell. heavy rain is easing off in cambodia some laos, vietnam, and china on. but it's still very warnings and being involved in central time,

different of the day at least. know also that the best of heavy rains recently in china is given some funding so, so not times just back a little bit with that being on the high side, but they are recovering and the right back to blue. that's what was writing one of the price, which i'm sure is welcome. same is true insights create, but that rain could be a bit too heavy for your liking. now in india, the heavy straight recently is being good or not. this is just some pictures of funding in good. you got that. a warning, some goods, right. and then down the coast towards go of assistance fairly heavy rain. but as you can see is a large area the north indian paint weather right. isn't that heavy? this pullback of it, here's the warning area and look at this. in the re been see a circulation which is already cool. some funding in southern pakistan may cost more on itself, is heading towards the coast of a mine where we seems a big fund stoles. recently, and look at this, a potential circulation here, the

dreaming of some way to model amazing facilities. how about some disney magic tango? tango exposure to visit couple of dot com. how do states console information? how does the narrative improve public opinion? how is this as intended? listen, we flaming the story, the listening post, i think the media, we don't cover the news, we cover the way the news is cover. the the, the, the one thing else is 0. reminder of our headlines is really, protestors are demonstrating outside parliament and west jerusalem. hundreds of

thousands of people have been protesting for months against the government's plan to change the legal system. critics say the bill is a threat to democracy. tens of thousands of people have been move to safety as wildfires ravaged, the greek island of rhodes, the out of control fires have been burning for 5 days pausing, expensive damage and the leaders of russia and bellow routes. so meetings for the 1st time since the short lived mutiny by the father mercenary group. last month, the meeting comes in, a rising tensions with poland. and moscow as warn the any aggression against its allied bella roost would be considered an attack on russia. russian airstrikes have killed at least 2 people in ukraine's main port city of odessa. more than 20 others, including 4 children, were injured. ukrainian authorities say that religious and residential buildings were also destroyed. russia has been showing odessa and other food export facilities for 6 consecutive days, also has withdrawn from the un brokerage green deal that allowed ukrainian grain to

be exported through the black sea ra mcbride has more from keith. this was been described as another night's attack of the monster's, according to the regional governor in odessa. according to the russians, they were targeting sites that were being used. they say full preparing terrorist attacks against russia. according to the craniums, what they ended up hitting were largely apartment buildings, homes, and historic cathedral. and once again, port facilities. this is the 6 consecutive nights the facilities have been targeted in odessa and also with joining ports and what the ukrainians claim is. a systematic attempt by russia to a stop. it's food exporting capabilities in facilities. and it's the soul seems to be in retaliation for the attack on the coach bridge that connects russia with the crime being put until it took place. last monday. president slodum is a lensky of ukraine, has promised retaliation for this latest attack,

which he describes as russian evil and has justified the attack on the coach bridge as being a legitimate target and an enemy object. rob mcbride, i'll just say era keith in iran, for traffic police officers have been killed and what officials have calling a terrorist attack in the southeastern city of so have done an arrest warrant has been issued for the perpetrators. the motive behind this attack up is clear at this stage, still unclear. dorsey jabari has more from to hon. the well system below just on this uh, one of the biggest provinces and there on his home to nearly 2000000 people. and most of them are the sunni minority group in this country, but the dispute set up an ongoing between officials there and a number of armed groups that have been designated as terrace organizations one year on a buyer on our uh, something that has been a problem for this country and its security apparatus, there is a well known group,

a separate as sony. separate us group noon by the name of josh. i'll add that was formed in 2012. the main goal is to separate that region from iran due to it's a sunny and majority members in that region, living in that region. and the authorities have designated the group as a terrace organization. having said that, the province is also bordering packers. down in afghanistan. it's one of the main drug trafficking routes, as we have heard from officials here. so there is a lot of activity in that region in this one of the main issues that the for officials have been dealing with for this specific incident. we don't know yet exactly the reason behind it at the moment, but it is something that the officials are looking into for now. voting is under way in spain. snap election is called by social is prime minister petro sanchez. the poll comes out to the governing coalitions, poor performance in mays, local and regional elections. voters now face a choice between the central left government and the conservative coalition, which could include a far right party for the 1st time in decades. sonya jago is covering the elections

from madrid. this is the 1st time in spain's recent history that has been an election during the summer time. and in the middle of a heat wave, no less spanish prime minister and leader of the spanish socialist federal. sanchez is trying to rally as many people to keep him in position as possible. he's been making much of the fact that a vote for his policy. he says, is a vote to keep spinning on the cost of progress while stating that a votes for his political opponents, the peoples proxy a would be also a votes that would possibly see the inclusion of the fall rights in any kind of coalition. now, the campaign itself has been a bitterly divisive one. both policies battling it out on a geological grounds as well. the people's policy has also been focusing on fiscal issues as well saying it would be costing spending. and of course the far right has been mentioning issues such as rolling back climate change policies and also not

all important issue for them. immigration. so when you got jago algebra, madrid's cambodia is national election commission isn't expected to officially declare a winters for a few weeks. but by mr. hutton sanders, cambodian people's party has claimed a landslide victory. and as barnaby low reports from film pen, his son when minus may become the next countries lead to countries. next liter to come body and voters arrive early on sunday morning at this pulling station in pen to caster ballots. for 125 members of parliament, prime minister who incense component people's party, took all the seats in the last general election in 2018 and says it's one overwhelming. leah can mean a paperwork. for me, everything seems small and we haven't been forced to do anything. everything is the

same as before, duplicated for climbing it as a commodity and citizen, my role is to cast a ballot and price. so i have to come to the polling station to elect my lead is. but the united nations has criticized the poles for failing to be inclusive with some critics going. as far as calling it a shim with voters, turning up at this pulling station, hour after hour. there is a semblance of an election, but i didn't say none of the other parties participating, present a credible challenge to consent party. after the mean opposition party. the kind of live party was disqualified in may head of the election once in the world's longest serving. prime minister said his son, hoping it could take his place within weeks home and it has kept his silence for the country. what today? human rights activists believe human, it is likely to continue down the path. his father has paved women. this entire

training is in the military. so he sees things from a military perspective, 1st and foremost. and the 2nd thing is that the whole set is not going. you know, the way he's going to still be around, he's going to be head of the cambodian people's party and he's going to be looking over his shoulder. the countries, the election commission says voter turnout was it more than 80 percent poll workers are telling the votes, but there's new consensus among political observers. the election was over before it began a barn to below elders or pen. at least 30 people have been killed in flash floods in afghanistan. hundreds of houses have been destroyed and dozens of people are missing. neighboring pakistan's, northern region has also been hit. the state of emergency has been declared in cairo, but to clear the province of to some of the worst flooding in years. the number of dead from the land slide in india is western states of my roster has risen to 26 and as of nickel soon, sharif reports dozens are still feared trapped under the mud and slush 2 days later

. risk you, teens was you well, despite the rain and storm wins that halted f o some post date due to bad weather. the hands top location and tough to green. a henry operations, i guess i didn't know something like that and going safety the high to of the sizes around 950 meters from the ground. and the trick from here is about 2.8 kilometers . we're also facing the huge challenge of not being able to carry heavy equipment, which is why everything is being done manually. the subject bodies would have covered up to thursday's landslide, about 60 kilometers from them by houses have been flattened and st. so much and thousands of the missing heavy rains have also brought to the neighboring state of good job. some areas as the most isolating villages rising both and levels and dams

and overflowing rivers of raising concerns about flooding. wood i got on my body, i guess i'll be going to accept the order hasn't dodo hosted and everything is damaged. there's water everywhere inside shops and in houses you have support a lot of notes just as the water came suddenly from the nearby area. monson rains remain well below normally at the start of the season in june. that heavy rains this month have let the flooding across sets and regions. in the last 2 weeks, captain new delhi, which is the most flooding in more than 40 years. and it's not over yet as officials of forecasting heavy rain in the coming days of the consumption. these are just eva japan has started restricting the export of its chip manufacturing technology. the government introduced the new restrictions after the us and the netherlands passed similar measures. the new rules effect 23 types of advance, semi conductor making equipment, components, power, everything from mobile phones to military hardware. nearly a 160 countries,

no face titled procedures to bite ship making equipment from japan. while $42.00 countries can still import with few controls, depend producers about 10 percent of the world semi conductors, but there are plans to increase it further. the us in china are also in a race to increase their supplies. say, here we'll talk a sheet. there is a professor at the school of management that information at the university of she's woke up and he says that the new measures are in response to china. is a question, a basically this is a joint call as you move toward off for the aggression that we're facing, especially in this region from china. japan is following the move, basically to construct what we call the chip for united states, the netherlands, and also japan. and korea joining in to basically formulate a scrum, or is they call lucian against aggression that we're seeing, especially from unitary stage like that of china. the $23.00 items is basically

a microphone and fabrication. now the words, the height for frank technology side, and certainly not with the legacy of main street and conductors. in other words, they're targeting, protect, especially towards the military usage particular by the chinese authorities. so it's not necessarily going to damage. uh, you know, uh everybody's lives and particularly considering the fact that there could be a supply chain problem that was caused by china as we saw on every single read 19. what we're trying to do is mitigate possible further supply chain of loss from you know, all these incidents. the, this is elsa 0 and these are the top stories is really protesters are demonstrating outside parliament in west jerusalem. hundreds of thousands have been processing for months against the government's plans to change the legal system sickness that is due to vote on one aspect of the proposed bill on monday.