is the latest news as it breaks. hold on one side, the authority is our premium for tom on the other side. now strongly demanding justice with detailed coverage the where has resulted in the closure of many hospitals. and that puts a lot of pressure on the medical staff here from around the world. the operation and jeanine would last no more than 48 hours. the consequences. the impact of what has happened here. the last for years the grease carries out its biggest every evacuation operation as well as spread to the popular tourist islands of coal. food the

time is a them, this is out just here a live from dell hall. so coming up, stains conservative opposition policy wins of type, snap election, full shoals of and overall majority. protests continue in israel against proposed traditional changes the us president of just the prime minister to hold the legislation. and deciding the future of deep sea mining governments representatives gather in jamaica to discuss if for when drilling should happen, the we'd be getting grease with 5 fights is a struggling to contain more than 18 wild. 5 butting across the country. the popular tourist died and of course, who is the latest to issue evacuation. notice the coast guard and private boats of help to take dozens of people. all speeches in the northeast of the island,

temperatures jump to 46 degrees celsius on sunday, sparking dozens of new fires. earlier around. 20000 people were taken off the island of rhodes and the largest wildfire evacuation operation in greek history. flames thrust in hotels and homes. 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, pushed the flames towards populated coast after 5 days of inland fires. private boats joined degree coast guard rescuing people from beaches on the southern east part of the island. the greek army also helped to get people to safety. 1000 slept

out doors and into museums wherever there was space. have never been good my entire life, especially when we went down to the beach and one of the faces told that we need to get away from the corner of the situation. and she told us that we were all, you know, we were going to be do so all the things obviously in today and, and obviously and some of doors has knowledge and sixteens achieves good near athens, 2 fires being rekindled, as the winds picked up, greece is being helped by various other countries who have sent those air support and manpower the firefighters, or from monitors 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 rather large 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 authority say these are record breaking numbers. stephanie decker, which is a reminder, on the outskirts of athens, spain's conservative peoples policy is one of the most seats in snap parliamentary elections. but it's full in shoals of the $176.00 needed for a majority. problem, it is depends that a sanchez described the results as it defeats for the fall, right? sunny guy go reports from the druid, an extraordinarily tight race, the center, right? people supposed to lead to a, but to say whole may have a much as a candidate with the most votes. but it was still to show to the majority of his policy to govern outright amigos in most got now the renters and we have won the election notes, but we now need to talk to form of government was always happening. and the spanish

democracy really though, and then we'll drop the it's but no one else know to get to the party supporters. when nonetheless, still look where mister faithful will be able to pull a government even if he goes into a coalition with the far right books policy. it's still not enough seats for and how wide majority wilkes's lead us santiago, all of us go, has turned the policy into the 3rd largest electron force in the country. it is a policy that is stridently empty immigration. it has also promised to roll back spending and policies of a socialist the government have put into place at combat climate change and protect minorities. us for the prime minister, the man who cools the smell selection. so there are many more of like a one spain to continue moving forward. then concealing the requested office of the people carpeted with a box of books. you took a risk that now fails to pay off. it pays the way for

a possible right presence in the government. no, it seems in spain's return to democracy in the 1970s. so nick, i go out to 0. madrid is ready for us as of right in the palestinian refugee camp of nor shems the occupied westbank. bulldozers cleared pots for around 6 these really minute 3 vehicles to enter the account. the palestinian red crescent says is ready, forces prevented rescue crews from reaching the injured the 10s of thousands of his right. the protesters have demonstrated outside parliament that angry about judicial changes proposed on the far right government connected devices. one line to the proposed amendments on sunday is expected to vote on it. like for a monday, i'm gonna jump june reports from west jerusalem on the road to israel's parliament, a human chain. thousands of demonstrators forming a wall of opposition to prime minister benjamin netanyahu was controversial plans

to change israel's judiciary. outside to connect it. despite the scorching heat, protesters gathered stepped up security and additional barricades. only showcasing the heightened sense of anxiety in a country more polarized than ever before. i came here today because i believe that our democracy is in danger. and it's in danger, not just because of the, the specific law or the trying to bus now. but because of the entire approach of the governance, the bill is just one part of the larger package of proposals by netanyahu. and as far right coalition, the critics say would significantly limit the power of the courts for his part at yahoo says the plan would strengthen is really democracy. the final vote on this bill is expected to take place on monday. if it isn't acted into law, it would mean that among other things, the supreme court would no longer have the power to overrule government or ministerial decisions, which it seems to be unreasonable. it was debate going on in the connected protest

. her, i'm the tells us the plans underway by the most right wing government and israel's history, or endangering the country and the dismantling of the barriers and all the restrictions in the checks and balances. so that takes us in the direction of dictatorship, which others worry. the prime minister has, but is real on a path toward a talk or see, maybe in this in yahoo is already a dictator. and israel should be a democracy. this is what we are. this is in our dna. we don't want to be a dictatorship or sounding and defiant message from a protest movement that doesn't look to be waiting any time to see how much i'm doing. i just either west jerusalem us president joe biden is issued a statement ahead of monday's vote, urging the prime minister to hold the legislation. the white house has repeatedly cautioned these ready the government against undermining the supreme court's house

. oh, white house correspondent, kimberly how could move from washington dc. the statement issued by president joe biden is last ditch effort to convince his is really counterpart to a band and the reform package to overhaul the is really judiciary and essentially change his mind in a statement to al jazeera, as well as other news outlets. the us president says, from the perspective of israel's friends in the united states, it looks like the current 2 additional reform proposal is becoming more diverse of not less given the range of threats and challenges confronting is real right now. it doesn't make sense for as really leaders to rush this. the focus should be on pulling people together and finding consensus. but of course, what we see is the exact opposite with thousands taking to the streets in israel

and military reserve is saying they will not show up for work. and given the fact that they are concerned about this reform package, and we should point out, this isn't the only point of friction right now between israel and the united states. the white house has long expressed is concerned about the expansion of jewish settlements in the occupied westbank, so much so that when the is really prime minister was re elected to office last december, joe biden did not extend an invitation for benjamin netanyahu to come to the white house, that invitation has since been extended as of last week, but it's unclear if that meeting will happen at the white house or on the sidelines of the un general assembly. come the fall. what is clear is that jo, by them is frustrated with minimum invest in yahoo so much so that he recently called the is really prime ministers far right coalition. one of the most extreme

best since the 19 seventy's. kimberly help him out as 0. washington. let's take a closer look at the proposed judicial changes. the full package will reduce the colts pals. it's proposes giving paul them and the ability to override supreme court decisions with the simple majority of $61.00 votes. it would allow politicians to choose which judges to a point at the moment, judges the selected binding dependent panel. the changes would also remove the supreme court's ability to review the legality of what's known as israel's basic full which functions as its constitution. president is like hud solve is proposed dupree as opposed to proposal saying it's pushing israel to the verge of legal and social collapse. no, rhoda is a physical on list and form a spokeswoman for the palestinian authority. she says, israel is never face the crisis like this before. so i think what's happening is

very interesting and you know, it right now, the dynamics between the ultra right and israel and the army is coming to a head. and this is a very militarized society. there is a mandatory military service, everybody reports to duty, so to speak, and they stay on in the reserves and to see such an over whelming opposition from the army is very significant and it is unprecedented. and that's why i think we've seen and heard from senior is really officials in the opposition and former diplomats and former generals warning that israel is at a breaking point. and again we're talking about the jewish is rarely a component of israel. that is facing a crisis that has never faced before being this full rise, having the right way, the religious right wing out so much and power. there is a self image. i think that is really have enjoyed about themselves so far,

which is that they are liberals, democracy that they are progressive that they are, you know, um are a beacon of light if you will, in the region. then all of that in many ways is coming. you know it crashing down in the face of a right when government wants to impose strict, terrible religious laws on, on jewish is rarely is that wants to have more control over appointments that wants to shield itself from accountability. so all of those really oppose the, the self image that is realized created for itself. and that is rarely have been comfortable with while isolating themselves from the fact that they are occupying another country and subjecting another people to form military rule. a government representative somewhere around the world or in jamaica beside the set ready to impose a moratorium on the deep sea mining will develop regulatory rules. the federal tax

soon temporary contracts to begin drilling will automatically be award is shown home and explains is the slowest great frontier with the months of miles and the moon and the ocean floor. but we may be on the verge of starting to mind that many of the world's nations are coming together in kingston. jamaica is part of the international c bet authorities annual meeting to talk about safe come when that should happen. with the sense of urgency in 2021. the small island of now the us to begin bt mining by the subsidiary of it . them cool dimensions comes make on the un rules. the authority had to use come up with regulations regarding mining. they didn't now now route and the metals company is allowed to start or prices regardless. there is another option, a long term moratorium on deep sea mining altogether. that's what some countries in conservation is pushing for. this activity would result in speed because extinction

and could potentially impact versions climate regulatory functions including calvin, cycling and storage. the metals company on the other hand says that it's deep sea mining would be localized one small area of the clarion clip. it's inside between hawaii, mexico, and that settlement displacement which critics say would cover. most of the thousands of plummets is wouldn't reach natalie so far last year. mit published 3 peer reviewed papers which confirmed that the settlement on the sea floor. any rise is about 2 meters above the ocean floor and up to 98 percent of that settles in the test area. no on the environment. let's say that would also be a separate, potentially large settlement discharge from the collection ship europe. byron also says that the metals found on the sea bed are essential, not least with green transport, like electric calls, and it's better to get them from the, the notes where what we have to issue is,

where can we to get a secure supply of these important base metals and battery metals with the lightest planetary touch and the lightest human touch. and from our investigation there's only one answer. the metals company say they could begin mining in the deep sea now, but preferred to wait for regulations if they're coming to the costa rican delegation of the tools feels that countries being overly rushed to the side on the mining code. because we cannot accept artificial gates, we will finish when we're ready to finish. the value of the ocean wishes, which belongs to humanity, is larger than any investment. and we need to be able to, to look at to our children and grandchildren in the rise and know that we did buy the list right across this debate. the key questions remain,

do we need to mind the deep sea bed? and if so, can i wait to wish sure of its impacts on the planet? don't home and i'll just say to, i said i had an al jazeera, thousands killed millions displaced. we looked at the impact of a 100 days of fighting. and so then why the chips are down for bias of japan, semi conductor manufacturing equipment, the the, here's the weather update in a minute 15 starting this one off in the middle east. plenty of hot sunshine. the winds are spinning around the sand in dust and eastern province of saudi arabia. but we see the temperature for us here in doha lowers, which means that humidity is picking up. we will see that breeze off the gulf at

times on monday. meantime, disturbed weather india re b and c, it is tracking towards oman. this could be particularly bad for 0 island, some downpours, they're likely to trigger some flooding over the next little bit. and there has been flooding in central same province in august on all has to do with the monsoon rains and they are set to continue quite intensely on monday. okay. colors are on dark, the red, the hard, the temperature and turkey are still some values in the forty's in southern turkey, including for on talia. also hot in northern africa, we see that when come down off the eastern mediterranean, through egypt rate through this the heart and that blast the heat in to easy is capital to near. so 48 for you. on monday in time there's been big downpours in the gambia over a 100 millimeters of rain in a short period of time. same goes for the wallet as well. that's where the biggest concentration of rain is. and we have this cool breeze in durban. so that's knock back the temperature to 18 degrees of

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the watching out to see what time to recap, i'll headlines now. the popular greek island don't. cole, who is the life, is to issue a wildfire evacuation order. early around 20000 people were taken off the island of rhodes, in the largest 125 actuation in greek history. stains of position. conservative policy is one most seats and snap complimentary elections. with a 136, it shows of the 176 needed for majority. because that's when coalition of 5 minutes, the federal sasha is 122 seats. it's ready for us as of rated the palestinian refugee camp of notions and the occupied westbank. palestinian by the present says, is ready, forces prevented rescue crews from reaching the injured sedans. army and the rapid support forces have been baffling for control for 3 months. now,

the un human rights council describes the conflict as reckless and senseless fighting started in the capital call to on april the 16th spreading west to the gulf, full region, south dakota, the farm and southeast to blue nile state view and puts the toefl killed just over 1100, many think the actual number is closer to 301-2000 people have been injured and at least 3000000 displaced. un says there's been a alarming increase in sexual assaults and the suspected kidnapping of children. access to health care is limited, is a shortage of medical supplies. facilities have been damaged and stuff assaulted several files, the size of disrupted the delivery of much needed food and medicine view and says basically by the terry and crisis we're worse than with the onset of the rainy season, likely to increase the risk of disease. well,

how much vile has the story from pulse. so then when a problem 15 people in so then woke up to the phones of explosions, up to the shovels, and ellis likes to the generals who came to paula in a 2019 cool. and showed it for, for just decided to alice to one another. it said it was the only way to achieve a better future for the country. but many believe it's a post on post, like a loser, deal with a one the motor in the middle since the beginning of the museum, the live by the so called mohammed to come down to gullow, our forces took up the full responsibility, depressed. if trisha supplies and the groups behind the commission, oh, good hands behind the state of the political process. he's a criminal and we bring him to justice the to slides seem to help us to meet to each other. i think the war which was initially supposed to be sold has drugged on

for months, relying heavily on its power tipped control of its dental command. and the few military bases in and outside come to fight this from the support forces. part of me to tell you what it does, it does have districts for high adults. ok if i made the public facilities, including the presidential police to foster the west to be just a thought for a north court defined states, whites groups and the u. n. accused auto suffices of committing atrocities, including most ethnic cleansing rate. and the buttons in the city of tanina capital of west dot for the war has forced up to 3000000 people from their homes. 700000 have fled to neighboring countries. 27000000. so that is affected in some way or another diplomatic efforts spotted in may with a series of meetings and get the on the going to us start with the supervision. but they all say of to bring about more than

a beef through many tendencies fires northward, never respected a dish. so that was sabbath society, the sudanese army, and people believe this one has been imposed on them and that is supported by foreign countries. unfortunately, there's an arrow country standing behind it and multiple hop, i wouldn't move either of them. the proposed solutions do not contain strategic or smart incentives that could lower the warring sides to serious talks that this war is essential for both sides. and the more drags on the more pass tragedies evokes for the student needs, which only supplies it with more fuel. this within his army will come the proposals and for the 1st time and noticed that the dentist and the fighting. if the out of stuff withdrawal is from public buildings on, by the toes and stops looting. products pops up and support forces said it's willing to negotiate and hand over power to a civilian government. the 2 sides have sent to the negations box. we did that, so he's on talks with hopes of a decisive victory on the bicycle on the fading,

the initial altitude seems to be changing. but there hasn't been any sign of mutual concessions ultimately to piece how much fun i just felt so that russia says to drones, have been intercepted and destroyed near the defense ministry buildings. in moscow, russian defense ministry says ukraine was attempting what it calls a terrorist acts on the russian capital. the mayor of moscow says there was no serious damage or casualties. rushed to the strikes in odessa have damage one of your largest cathedrals. ukraine says it was one of several locations targeted in the historic center of the city. the area is a unesco world heritage site. at least one person was killed. russia has been attacking the area for 6 days. from mcbride has moved from outside the cathedral. this has been described by the regional governor as

a now the night to attack of the monsters by raj of miss styles raining down across odessa, hitting residential buildings also landmarks in the historic center of the city, including this historic cathedral, a missile crashing through and destroying half of the roof throughout the day, volunteers have been coming along daunting hauled hats going inside with helping with the clean up operation as we go into sunday evening, hit crowds have been coming along, people from odessa coming along to see for themselves the destruction here many of them, in disbelief, shaking their heads. uh once. they all witness single. what they witness last night by roger miss. all, some of them ranging from supersonic massage to cruise missiles were fired, and the bottom is the lensky, the premium presidents has condemned the attack, saying that they will be retaliation for what he describes as the russian evil.

also to be 3 collab are the foreign minister of ukraine condemning this attack, saying this biologic vessels is not only killing civilians, he says, but also destroying iconic unesco protected buildings such as this one. and also saying that an attack on such a vital port city as a desa given it's important that to food security should be considered to be an attack on the international community. this has been the 6 consecutive nights of a tax, the latest uptake and fighting the gun with monday's attack on the coach bridge. russia then scrapping the black sea a grain deal, and then we have had repeated attacks at 5 full, a 6 nights throughout the week. despite that's of luck to me, is the lensky. the probably new president says that the a bridge that connects russia to crime a given the fact that it is transporting weapons which are used against ukraine, does remain an enemy object, robot. pride alters era

a desa in the wrong full traffic. police officers have been killed and what officials are holding a terrorist attack. the southeastern city of the had gone for the rest wants, has been issued for the perpetrators. the motive behind the attack is unclear. dosage already has low from to 100 on the attack which was carried out on sunday morning on a road linking to cities in system pollutes us on province 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 door such

a bar. it alters 0 to hong japan has started restricting the export of its chip manufacturing technology. the governments introduce the restrictions of to the us and netherlands, pos similar mattress, the new rules, the fact 23 times to advance semi conduct to making equipment. the components, however, thing for mobile phones, some of the trick hardware, maybe a 160 countries now face types of procedures to buy chip making equipment from japan or faulty to countries can still import with fuel controls. time produces about 10 percent of the world semi conductors, but there are plans to increase it further. the us and china are also in the race to increase the supplies side 0 types of sheets of is from the university of she zuka. he says the new measures are in response to chinese aggression. basically, this is a joint coalition 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 the 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