of the houses they are african narratives from african perspective. and yet v as the of the thinking, he makes sure documentary from an african filmmakers from south africa and gone the nature of the not important because that's where the future life in this place is very important. because it connects us to the past, the last speaker and studio of all kinds africa direct on i'll just sierra, the israel's problem is debates, part of the culture of virtual government plan to change the judiciary with tens of thousands protest in anger. the

civil venue, it's great to have you with us. this is elisha 0 life from bill. also coming up on rob mcbride in the fort city of a desk that clearing off after another by raj. a russian besides wildfires in the greek island of rhodes burn out of controllers. thousands of people are move to safety and spanish motors have just one more hour to decide who will be their next prime minister. the who begin in west jerusalem more tens of thousands of is really protesters are demonstrating outside parliament. they're angry about a number of traditional changes being proposed by the far right government. that includes measures that many say with less than the course powers,

a thickness. it is currently debating one item in the proposed changes on sunday, and it is expected to vote on it. by monday. if approved, the supreme court will no longer be able to reject political decisions made by the government. you're looking at the live pictures right now outside of process, outside the supreme court. now the plans to change israel's legal system have angry many and let the nation wide protests for months. critics say that the bill is a threat to democracy and a rival rally in support of the government is taking place in tel aviv thousands have turned out to encourage the government's plans. many are supporters of the right wing coalition. let's take a look at some of the reasons why so many professors are angry. the full package proposed by israel's government would reduce the chords powers number one, it proposes giving these really parliament the ability to override supreme court decisions with a simple majority of 61 votes. it would also allow politicians to choose which

judges to a point at the moment. judges are selected by an independent panel, and 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 at his constitution . president isaac hertzog, has vocally opposed the proposals saying they've pushed israel to the verge of legal and social collapse. mohammed gems room has more now from west jerusalem. that essentially is a bill, but it's an accurate into law would limit the oversight capability of the supreme court and other courts in the country. what it means, in essence, is that, look, the supreme court and other courts in this country have what's known as a reasonableness clause. that means that if there were political decisions that were made ministerial decisions, appointments that were made or laws that were passed that were deemed unreasonable by a legal standard, that the cords would have oversight capability. and they could been over ruled

those laws. this is something that will now if this legislation is passed, will be taken off the table. that's why demonstrators are so concerned and that's why they are so angry. let me also just set the scene a little bit for you where we are. so you can see behind us there are demonstrators, many of them walking. we are in the connected complex where there's a lot of security at this hour. if you look over here, that's the can, that's it. that is israel's parliament. now, one of the reasons why there are not more protesters here at this specific hour, even though they were suppose to be used because you have a stepped up security. you have a lot of barricades, we've seen petroleum, and on horses, we have seen water cannons deployed to specific areas here in case there are any kind of clashes, perhaps later in the day of the security. that is in place. once to make sure that this area is secure, in case more crowd show up, we do know that there are tens of thousands of demonstrators in other parts of the

city, including in front of israel's supreme court, which is close by to where we are now. and in a nearby park where there is essentially a tech city that is being set up so that protesters have been coming out here in their defiance. can actually camp out overnight and continue to be here. because tomorrow is the day when it is expected. that the 2nd and 3rd votes on this proposed legislation will take place. now let me just add that the prime minister is under a lot of pressure right now. you will have over 10000 reserve is in this country who are saying they will not report to duty various parts of the military. if this proposal is enacted into law. that's cause a lot of concern for military chief and this country. in fact, the chief of staff of the army put out a letter earlier in the day, warning reserve is that it is not up to them whether or not they are report for duty. he also said that, back to the matter is that in this country, if you have,

you know, many, many thousands of reserve is not reporting for duty. well, that could affect military preparedness and readiness if there were a security threat. lot of concern about that. you also have the 10s of thousands of demonstrators that are still coming out. but besides that, the prime minister is also under pressure for members of his right. we coalition who would like to see this one part of the broader judicial overhauled plan actually passed into law before the connected. it takes its summer break, which is scheduled to happen on july 30th. so there's a lot going on right now. we expect we'll hear more from prime minister netanyahu in the hours to come. the demonstrator say they will continue to come out. there is more pressure from society. in fact, there are more pressure from different unions in this country saying that perhaps they will propose a general strike. all of this is going to complicate the picture in the hours ahead to a palestinian family who was evicted from their home and occupied east. jerusalem says that is really settlers have threatened to destroy their furniture if they don't come in collected. the family home was taken over by settlers earlier this month

after is really authorities forced them out using an absentee property a little. that's half a century old. laura han met the family in jerusalem's old city. i'm in the aisle called at the a street in the heart of all parties, tristan's old city. i just want to show you the home of the soap lived on family. they were living that for more than 7 decades, when they were forced out in the early hours of the morning, just on to 2 weeks ago buys ready. so just who made way for his ready setting was to move into the home. now the family have called for a month after the is ready set, unless that's all the furniture across the street and told them they didn't collect it, they were destroyed. oh, they took my brother as one who knows specifically isn't that just like clothes and the negative displacement for persons 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 read run by israeli jewish organizations. the claim on their rights are leave here and houses are the most important from my point of view without any justification. busy 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 then 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 6 spelled them on the grounds of 50 years ago. the owner of the property was jewish, and not legal. and israel's absentee property law, which allows jews claim what they call historically jewish prophecy. palestinians. however, comp do the same. a lot of homes out there occupied east jerusalem. a 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. russia has been showing odessa another food export facilities for 6

consecutive days. ukrainian authorities, a residential and historic buildings were damaged, including one of your, of the largest cathedrals. old rob mcbride is in odessa. right. but i do believe you're just outside back, a seed role. that was bon shows, the scene of the yeah, that's right. this has been described by the regional government. i have is another night to attack all the monsters. a badge of miss salas, ranging from a supersonic massage to cruise missiles waning down across the city and hitting once again, pull facilities, residential buildings and also some of the historic landmarks in the historic center of a desktop, including uh, this uh, one of its cathedrals that i missed all across through the roof, causing expensive damage inside we understand about half of the roof has actually disappeared. and throughout the day, i bought a groups of volunteers have been turning up, donning hot hats coming inside, helping with the clean up. and as we get into a sunday evening here,

a steady stream of people of a desa residents have been turning off to see for themselves the damage to one of the historic buildings. many of them shaking their heads in disbelief. we've seen other people crying, shedding tears, uh for the damage that they are witnessing, and it has been wrongly condemned by the crating and governments. the dimitri kelly at the far administer of ukraine, saying that these by roger's a bit solves a lot on the killing civilians. but also he says, a dead destroying iconic building such as this, what i meant to be protected by unesco unesco itself, coming out and condemning this attack. and also clear by saying that a tax on the port city given the importance of this port, city to wells, global food supplies, should be considered to be an attack on the international community. what can you tell us on finding the latest there in the state of the war more broadly? so that does seem to have been this uptake and fighting guy in the

south. this began, you recall with the attack on monday on the coach bridge. this, the bridge joining the russia with the occupied crime being peninsula. that was then followed by russia, scrapping the black sea grain deals and then divide a bit of hooting saying that they were going to take reprisals. and they have done just that throughout the night. this has been the 6 consecutive nights of russian missile attacks, mainly targeting port facilities here in odessa and other ports with ukrainians, claiming, but this is russia trying to completely destroy the ukraine's ability to export food to the rest of the world. but 5 to me is a lensky, the ukranian president of finally, retaliation for what he describes is this latest russian evil roman bride reporting from odessa in southern ukraine. thank you very much. rushes president vladimir putin is holding talks with the bell of russian leader, alexander lucas. shanker in st. petersburg. it's lucas think his 1st visit to

russia since the short lived mutiny by the wagner and mercenary group. the meeting comes at a time of rising pensions of poland, and moscow is warmed to any aggression against its allied bella roost would be considered an attack on russia. also, both leaders say that ukraine's counter offensive has failed. president lucas shank a made some comments about russia's wagner mercenaries and poland. take a listen is not much of the pretty good spark metals. the wagner flight does have become a concern sheets and 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 batteries like we agreed, and i wouldn't want to redeploy them. but as the in the slides moves around us,

lots of course key is a member of the european parliament, also a foreign minister of national defense for poland. he says lucas shank, as tough talk towards poland, holds no real legitimacy if he include you. not trying to create a propaganda conditions for yellow roost to join the war against ukraine or at least to threaten the ukrainians. so as to tie some of ukrainian forces up in the know the other routes doesn't have an army just to be called major is 20 times more powerful than russia. they should be stopped anything because they lose. look, i said the car has been conducting a hybrid war against poland, by abolishing visa requirements, into beulah roofs, from a several african and asian countries and helping illegal migrants to try to, to for the purpose border. this has been going on for years. so he's a very inc,

of hoops we've put in a, he's trying to improve and uh, and, and do do damage to nato, the european union and poland. but um, but, but nato will not be uh, intimidated by someone like it. so why is liars in greece so forth around $20000.00 people to be moved to safety? the out of control fires have been burning and roads near populated areas for 5 days. they've also been fires near the council, athens, stephanie decker reports from mantra just outside athens. under a dark orange sky and with little warning, thousands of holiday makers and residents rushed to escape out of control walls. fires. winds gusting around 46 kilometers an hour, push 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 slipped out doors in its own canadians. wherever there was space. i've never been good my entire life, especially when i'm going down to the beach. and one of the faces told that when you get away from the corner of the situation as well as she's holds that we will, you know, we're going to be deemed so all the things that obviously they are in today. and then obviously in some of doors has knowledge of 16. so she's good. near athens, 2 fires being we kindled as the winds picked up, grease is being helped by various other countries who have sent those air support and manpower the firefighters, or from a nother fire that had re ignited outside of the capitol. athens, it's the wind, that is the real issue when it comes to re igniting the flames. now, there have been

a rather large across the country for days out because the risk of fire has been so high. will this under an intense, dry heat pushing $44.00 degrees celsius and some areas authority say these are record breaking numbers. stephanie decker, which is a reminder, on the outskirts of athens, still ahead on alpha 0 pole is of closed in cambodia in a general election where much of the opposition has been barred from taking part. the focus on our boots in won't be attending a summit in south africa with an international warrant out for the rest for suspected war. fine. can you travel anywhere? so i'm told stories from across asia and the pacific one. 0 one east. explain the issues affecting the close the most populous region. the rates for the white house

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[000:00:00;00] the, you're watching out, there's 0 reminder of our headlines is really, protestors are demonstrating outside parliament in west jerusalem. hundreds of thousands of people have been protesting for months against the government's plans to change the legal system. critics say the bill is a threat to democracy. russian airstrikes have killed at least 2 people in ukraine's main port city of odessa, queen and authorities. a residential and historic buildings were damaged, including one of europe, largest cathedrals, wildfires in greece, a force evacuation of thousands of people from the island of rhodes. the out of control fires on the island has been burning near populated areas this 6 days in

a row. 12 voters in spain have not much time left to choose a new parliament. spam spaniards now face a choice between the central left government and a conservative coalition, which could include a far right party for the 1st time in decades. okay, so no single, i don't want to say if i am of domestic or not, but i do have a good feeling. it is the spanish people that decide to date the future and progress of the country. so clearly if there is a voice that needs to be heard today, it is there is the only thing that kinda encourage is for people to vote between is an important moment for country and obviously for our democracy is sonya diego is covering the elections from address it's 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 boat for his policy, he says, is a vote to keep staying 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, could possibly see the inclusion of the fall rights in any kind of coalition. now the campaign itself has been a bit silly, divisive one. both parties battling it out on india, logical grounds as well. the peoples policy has also been focusing on fiscal issues as well saying it would be cutting spending. and of course the far right has been mentioning issues such as rolling back climate change policies and also not only important issue for them. immigration sonya jago algebra madrid's at least 31 people have been killed in slash floods in afghanistan and hundreds of houses

have been destroyed and dozens of people are still missing. neighboring pakistan's, northern region has also been hit, leaving 13 people dead. a state of emergency was declared in the khyber but to inquire province of to some of the worst flooding in years. and the number of dead from a landslide in india is west and state of my. her roster has risen to 26. and as on the coastal sharif reports, doesn't so still field trapped into the mud. 2 days later risk you, teens, resume book despite the rain and storm wins, they'd halted f o. sometimes they do too bad weather. the hands talk location, and tough to read a henry operations, i guess i didn't know something like that and going safety. the heights of the size is 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. several bodies would have covered up the post base land slide about 60 kilometers from them by houses have been flattened and st. so much and thousands of the missing heavy drains have also brought to the neighboring state of good drop. some areas of so much isolating furniture, rising water levels, and dams and overflowing rivers of raising concerns about flooding. wood, i got all my body. i got so big as a the order hasn't door to our houses and everything is damaged. there's water everywhere inside shops. i mean houses, we have support a lot of nurses as the order 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 led to flooding across steps and regions. in the last 2 weeks, captain new delhi witnessed the was flooding in more than fucked to yes. and it's not over yet as efficient as the forecasting heavy rain in the coming days of the

consumption. these are just eva in canada. torrential rains have hit the eastern province of nova scotia. it's the heaviest down for more than 40 years. the storm started on friday and has cut off roads in submerged homes. a state of emergency has been declared in the city of halifax and 4 other regions. cambodia, as prime minister has declared victory in an election described by observers as a sham, one of the main parties was banned and political opponents had been jailed or forced to flee abroad when sent as the longest serving prime minister in the world . and as barnaby lower ports from from pen, his son who in minutes might be in line to take over can vote in voters arrive early on sunday morning at this pulling station in pen to caster ballots for 125 members of parliament. prime minister, one says, can vote in people's party took all the seats in the last general election in 2018

and says it's one overwhelmingly, again, i mean a paper with for me everything seems not aligned. we haven't been forced to do anything. everything is the same actually for typical for climbing. yeah. as a can body and citizen, my role is to cast a ballot on friday, so i have to come to the polling station to elect my ledia so often. but the united nations is criticized to polls for failing to be included with some critics going, as far as calling it a shim with voters. turning up at this pulling space an 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 concepts, party. after the main 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 to silence

the country. what today, human rights activist believes home and that is likely to continue down the path. his father has paved a human as 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 in the way he's gonna 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 martin to below l. g 0 penn. in iran, the for traffic police officers have been killed in what officials are calling a terrorist attack and the south eastern city of z i had done an arrest warrants has been issued for the perpetrators. the motive behind the attack is unclear. dorset jabari has more from to her on the attack,

which was carried out on sunday morning under road linking to cities in system boots. us on providence has been labeled a terrorist act by officials and the police forces in that province. one of the biggest in iran have said that they are still looking for the silence. this is not the 1st time we've seen incidents like these in that province which borders pakistan and afghanistan. there are a number of on groups that have been operating there over the past few years. one of the main ones being judged up, which was formed in 2012, with the aim of protecting the rights of sunni minority groups in that region. for now, nobody has claimed responsibility yet, and the officials are still continuing the man hunt dorset out to 0 to hong of japan has started restricting the exports of its chip manufacturing technology. the government introduced the restrictions out of the us and the level is past similar measures. now the new rules affect 23 types of advance,

semi conductor making equipment. the components power, everything from mobile phones to military hardware. nearly a 160 countries, no face tighter procedures as a result to bide ship making equipment from japan, japan, producers about 10 percent of the world, semi conductors and plans to increase that further. say 0, attack a sheet, the is from the school of management and information at the university. if she's woke up, he says the new measures or in response to chinese aggression. 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 say, call listen against the aggression that we're seeing. especially from unitarian states like that of china. the $23.00 items is basically a microphone and fabrication. now the words,

the height for our friend 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, particularly 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 with 19. what we're trying to do is mitigate possible further supply chain of loss from you know, these incidents, and that's it from me 0 venue. yep. next on else was here. you've got whether the inside story will examine donald trump, the chances of locking up the republican nomination, the the, it's called and when the eastern,

better than having the on the roads is particularly suffering. hence the fires and the wind still blowing that's blowing the heat down towards was it off of egypt, temperatures here. if i reach 44 and kind of probably july record. and it's about 6 degrees above where it should be all the way through dallas rep, towards drew some good part of jordan as well. it's not quite as often land didn't talk here, but we still talked about faulty in antalya. the heat, of course, is extend in the syria, iraq, and good part of west and the wrong. they're just that they'll have come down to 40, maybe 42 a next day. so it would indicate an increase in humidity and it's not be any golf state, little stuff of that. but the strength of wind along the coast of amount on the circulation in the baby and see means fairly heavier. and he's quite possible for you and the outcome is the or, or on the main line of a mom itself. it seems a big thunderstorm. is that already in the last couple of weeks? so that's flash flood territory. i, i, on the hold of aspect of the window is easy off a little bit spinning some rain but not much to somalia in can you?

and she has a cost in the if you, if you and heightens but not very wet, to be honest. it should be a little bit more useful, but in the western and the eastern cape, the wind is taking rain with the most of southern africa is still dry. the missionary selves with leader who fought in a brutal 21 years civil war and which on to become so dense, 1st vice president a news release, global knowledge to which we would identify what happens next is still a mystery, which is the real world tells the story of john graham and mysterious death on now just the former us president donald trump is facing a criminal trial in may for mishandling confidential documents. yet he remains the

funds run out for the republican presidential nomination. so how when is legal pro