right inside is extremely hot with exclusive intervenes and in depth reports, lowest people expect to be wiped out altogether by now i'll just see right. has teams on the ground to bring you more award winning document trees and live nice. where is the western agenda heading? that's the g 7 really even matter anymore. who's more electable, joe biden, or donald trump, or jeremy, listen in the media undermining our society. can americans cross their supreme court? is not the quizzical look us, pull it to the bottom line. the protests intensifying is role of the parliament process. devices know which restricts the powers of the supreme court the

cherry johnston. this is all just there are lots of data also in the news. wildfire has been out of control across algeria, shooting at least 34 people. view and releases the reports of choosing most a group. psych wagner of extrajudicial kennings in money. plus, i'm rob mcbride, one of ukraine's view export facilities. vital right now to global food supplies and staging the welto. the beginning in israel with protests have their rep to adopt a contest. it approved one part of the government's plan to change the legal system or a new measure blocks the powell israel, supreme court to avoid government decisions. it considered as unreasonable. the opposition says it will damage as well as the democratic system. they walked out to

the hall in june. the votes on monday, yelling shame. meanwhile, the intent of police on horseback charge that demonstrates is and finds was a kind of at least 19 people have been arrested. for a con, begins our coverage from a demonstration in west jerusalem of the scenes of violence and k, o snow fall from these ready can assist the country parliament and the political heart of west 3 of them. and with a highly controversial bill, was post posts. the logic packet post traditional as a whole by israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu on the far right coalition. my mind is that i'm capable of comprehending anything like that. my heart and my soul are dreading and scared, and i don't know what to do as to bill possible protesting sicknesses. it also like to show fools on the street. tens of thousands of protests is raised that forces

some major highways. many were met with water cannon comple to an most fluoride by security forces protested to cooling at the end of the in the ask because normally the yahoo says the bill will bring the power to elected officials and away from the cook. i don't think so today we carried out the required democratic move. the move was aimed at restoring a degree of balance between the authorities, which was here for 50 years. we passed the bill of reasonableness, so the elected government could lead the policy in accordance with the decision of the majority of the country. citizens stopped a little while even with defense minister, but again did against the bill saying extreme, if you had one beam, you shave,

showing itself, i owe anybody who thinks this one today will soon find out that this was a real mistake for everybody. so the direct person responsible for that is the prime minister. this piece of legislation, among other things, would split the supreme court and striking down government decisions. it is safe to say are unreasonable purchases and critics, and this will put a country on a pump to a top receive this evening wherever you seem to find on display as israel faces across sort of a crisis that only seems to deepen and also a crushing blow for protests is to sit against the bill from the beginning nor con alta sarah, west stories for them. but it's smith has more now from the protest in that tennessee. it's a step in processing a like they similarly for this, for the last 29 weeks. and it really turned out to be fairly inputs in protests because they've been protesting against the additional of homes. and they've lost,

they've gone through people who are very angry, upset visibly, and create some of the big we've been speaking to because they will, they believe democracy. this kind of a result of the small island in a sense of a more conservative country. hey, why the programs have been met from minnesota leda. now the blue and white policy. he says with direct responsibility for everything is happening now lies the prime minister. benjamin netanyahu, who says in front of a pentagon, said in front of his loud, clear, i need immediate danger. send you in press. if legislation, the appointments i'm, if one is the political, the judge isn't comes, goes on to say everything approved here will eventually be read the withdrawal from the stuff they don't have the majority empowerment just to stop this legislation going through that they, all the indications are going to try and take it to the supreme court and have

additional review and of course taken to the spring for the very legislation that will you're going to be used to diminish the powers of the screen. cool. so when that happens, it probably will happen. then you'll have a constitutional prizes supreme court being asked to rules, laws similar to reduce that powers with a minimum of this, of this crisis to continue to evolve into a constitutional affair. safe is a member of the connect set on the dash movement. he says, as long as this occupation, they'll never be democracy for more than 50 is now, is that is being gauge, you know, and, and, and engaging and was in gauge is engaged in then, and then ongoing good dictatorship and military dictatorship in the occupied by the student that always enjoys the lam, a and west bank and gaza strip, which is a which is under these lily siege, as we know. so 1st and foremost is the dictatorship as well as the police dns in

the queue. but that though, is the concept, no, not a and surprisingly a, you know, there is a penetration, a of the occupation and don't you, patients cease them? god show in a means him to is the book fair and know is instead of mean following the slope. and it's just, you know, a, the beginning a either low is that we're expecting beyond the call now. and then those are going to tear and use them into a full fledged fos. she's big data sheet in wage the most for nothing in it is 0. a components empower? yeah, i want to apply to the international community. it's your responsibility to put the pressure on these early flushes. government needs out to you to stop the med miss because eventually it's not only the police damian's and we knew that as well. i'm

going to pay the price. but the engine indeed all well is going to pay the price. it's up to you to stop them. stop them. remember what happened and you, overnight the news a go. we're not too far from deb. stop it. with the us describe the passing of the judicial bill as unfortunate. mike had that has molnar from the white house in recent days, a bite in administration has expressed the concern about this legislation. president biden did so in person with the is really president in a meeting last week and in a subsequent phone call with the israeli prime minister. now that the 1st part of this legislation has been passed, the white house has issued a statement saying it's regrets that this was done without consensus saying that the consensus is needed to make effective changes within a democracy. the white house pointing out that only 60 full members of the 120 c committed voted in favor. the opposition boycotting the boat in protest. this will

soon awareness within the binding administrative sion about what is the context of this act. knowing full well that it is being driven by the far right nationalist partners and then nothing yahoo government, along with the extreme religious groups, they are driving this. and the administration is well aware of the fact that this is just the 1st brick in what is designed to be a will of the registration which could result in a shrinking of democracy within the as well. mike, hannah, which is era at the white house? well, david made me cough as an associates, professor of middle east studies and the public policy of the university of massachusetts, i'm see, joins us from the now welcome to the program in your view, then just how big an internal crisis is. this is how pivotal alignment this is our major moment. this could be the beginning of the biggest turning point

in his early politics of its 1967, which we are not. where is the beginning of the occupation of the west bank and gaza strip um, the level of the internal conflict among coastal mar secularized leaders, re lease, and the right wing nationalist and alter orthodontics quarter align with the jan, yahoo is is very, very deep. but you mentioned this in yahoo that to what extent is this fuse, do you think bypass the grievances of his? i mean, after all he is on has been on trial for corruption charges. yeah, i mean of course it's very tempting to believe that when a long standing leader who extracts from criminal charges and has the opportunity to matter where the traditional system that there is, there's certainly a strong incentive, i think more to the point between yeah,

who follows what political scientists like myself think about as the authoritarian playbook, and that's where democratically elected leaders use the various tactics to a road, the checks on their power and move their country away from democracy. i think this is something he's been doing for a while with ring nationalism. and certainly these reforms make it much more likely that he and his government will have a lot of power, including to cross his own prosecutions on the big picture. then how will this be viewed by those who support as well internationally? how uncomfortable will this be for them? well, i can mostly speak across to a, to the american um situation, you know, the united states and israel have been certainly since, but by the admission on somewhat diversion packs in terms of politics. and i mean,

you just quoted the by the administration's, a strong concerns about this. um, the, the bulk of the americans use population tends to be liberal, more secular, very much aligned with these railways that are protesting these modes and younger americans. yours and younger americans. more generally are really questioning the conditions that palestinians have lived under for a long time. and so, you know, in the united states and elsewhere, i think what we see are genuinely progressing and forces that don't see things. so rather than you all with ministration does and you know, even more directly are aghast at these types of reforms. and this, you know, applies to americans years who have grown out really supporting israel for decades . it's, you know, watching a democracy seem to be unraveling watching. um,

what seems like god's law being more important than the rule of law is very scary to many americans. and many americans, yours, give them what you say, then where do the protest is go from here? what will best strategy be? now a, that's a good question. and of course, you know, i might position ality is somebody outside of the country. i have many friends that are involved with the protest. i understand that the pressure is going to continue . what i think i'd like to see and many people who care about the palestinians. imagine of this would like to see would be genuine linkage of the questionnaire. it's rarely democracy with the questionnaire, palestinian right so that there was, there could be in fact common cause around the danger this represents to both palestinians and is really liberal. and so i think, you know,

trying to broaden the coalition, keeping the pressure up. it's cool. the pressure matters, it's a moment in which the people really propelling which the reforms don't want it back down and don't believe that they have to back down. so i think as an earlier speaker said, you know, we're in for a sustained period of political crisis. and certainly the, it's really opposition is going to continue to press as hard as they can to, to walk these reforms back and maybe to see if, you know, the government can, can collapse and, and, and there could be new elections, debbie and the cost. thank you. very much indeed for joining us here on out just here. you're very welcome. thank you. the 54 people have died in wild fires, and algeria including 10 soldiers on the fire fighting duty. temperatures of 48

degrees celsius and strong winds of funding the flames. 9075 as a courtesy fighting across 16 provinces, 1500 people had been evacuated from the task. okay, gotcha. reports not from loc daria as heavy as probably a to boot of bush fee add a lot about this is the village of buddha bush near the east of the year and capital. the village is witness to lodge 5 that extended from sunday to monday and left. a number of people killed and others injured. eye witnesses told us that was surrounded by flies. it was difficult for the firefighters to reach the village, which is surrounded by large forest. and is located on the high here in the lot that can also see photos that exceed the spot, as you can see with some 5 still on going on. how we have the original smoke and fire at this moment because many finds of already been put out. teams from the civil defense, the police and the red crescent trying to reach the local residents who was still here to protect the properties with the owner. and the neighboring tennis?

yeah. hundreds of people are evacuated by sea and land from the border that each of the font is spreading in a nearby pine forest. power costs will be implemented across the country. to preserve and network with a prime minister of greece says the country is at war with wild files and is facing more sweltering days ahead. firefox is a struggling to contain more than 80 wildfire spinning around the country. strong winds of finding the flames on and of coal fee, which is a popular to its destination, is the latest issue evacuation orders. cyprus has reached 46 degrees celsius on sunday, sparking thousands of new blazes. stephanie decker reports from kit tare on the on the roads and inferno. moving foster than firefighters can contain it. winds gusting up to 50 kilometers an hour, and with the tourists move to safety. it's the

locals left with our burning island. we find custody now watching everything she owns, disappear as i have nothing. she cries, there goes my house there, go my animals. i have nothing left. her husband exasperated. what are we doing? it's all burned. where is everybody? he says the fire is keep spreading. they are virtually impossible to control moving from place to place. so we've been talking to fire fighters here and factors more arriving just now. these are from slovakia and they're saying that there's very little they can do with these extremely heavy winds. and while the world has been focusing a lot on the taurus that have been evacuated from this island, it's the locals. we've been trying to get them to speak to as many so frustrated. they don't want to talk on camera, but there is real desperation here about how much they've lost and what's happening

to their island. many volunteers have been fighting. the flames alone were told there was simply not enough crews on roads. the tourist areas were engulfed, causing the largest fire. evacuation in greece has history almost 20000 people by road and by c. j and his family left on a boat. the ones that changed the skies turn dark. he tells us and they were told to leave immediately. now he's come back to find their belongings. i'm absolutely rec, the absolutely exhausted. it's just the president that it's awful. for everyone in the local area, you have to say the logos everywhere being fantastic. helping everyone with anything they could do. roads is just one of many areas across greece that are burning. prime minister kodiak was me to talk. he's addressed parliament on monday, stating we are at war. it's the 7th day of wildfire zone rhodes. people say the air

support was low to arrive, and now the winds have picked up. one tells me, the fire has burned all the trees taken on the mountains. it will only stop at the sea. stephanie decker, all g 0. get body on the greek island of rhodes. the. what's the head on out, is there a deciding the feature of the deep sea mining government representatives meet in jamaica? discuss a full when the training should have on getting the ex switzer says good bye to it's i clinic complete, but the h, as in during story in the us pots a cavity, but particularly in the us with salt lake city recording is warm,

is not on record in about 20 degrees and this valley. dropping those of the 49 at midnight you can see why. so few people live there, but the heat does continue in the doesn't southwest some relief. those is visible everyday. now as sharon's stopped to build all over the rockies and some examples and it does it otherwise it's a very quiet picture. disappointing the wet in seattle of 23 degrees. this is middle of july, but the big showers have gotten back from the southern states. we have some running through the plains and possibly the midwest. uh midwest, which does look very with the same is true to good part of on the terrier during wednesday. sides of the mainland there than through the caribbean. a lot more shall seem to be developing for cuba for a still above average temperature. hispanic mueller, the same is true, jamaica the shelves are probably the biggest in home jurors or in west and mexico, and also in panama med draped. really across the north of the counts and down to was french kind of concentrating maybe in venezuela. this line here in the

southeast of brazil indicates a changing weather. todd just been quite well in bolivia and option 2 and a recently buffalo change. right now, collins and public confrontation, young people across the u. k. official, the lines, the full attention of the issues that my sense of that climate change is a symptom of a system that's breaking down. when every other week fails, die with action was to be left open for democratic societies or one to allow for there to be no politician in this country has ever shut down. an honest people have generation changed on our to 0 the the,

[000:00:00;00] the welcome back. reminder about top stores, this house, tens of thousands of people have protested in israel, of the parliament to prove changes to the legal system. new measure blocks the powell israel, supreme court to avoid government decisions. and consider this unreasonable us descried the passing of the bill in israel as a function. it whitehouse at present shows lines between private expressed whose views the major changes must have a broad consensus. 34 people have died in wildfires in algeria including 10 soldiers who have cleaned the place temperatures their 50 degree cell system, strong green, so kind of things human rights watch has released

a report on extra judicial kennings in money. it says dozens of people have been forcibly disappeared or executed since december. the organization blames the ministry investors from russia's wagner group. the report says civilian property was new to them destroyed. molly's government says it isn't aware of any human rights foundations. you know, i see is a senior search what human rights watch. she says many mountains have become victims, quotes up in the government's fights against alms groups. we investigated serious abuse these by the monday, an army, and 4 and 5 years in the central body during counter insurgency organizations. our findings are based on interviews. we call that 40 victims and which we saw such alterations. and i think it's important to remember that might be the excuse thing that give us a call. it seems that almost a decade now because of the presence seem to come,

see all our groups and the sun state any response to the pool. so that'd be a tops by those groups. that money and governments as engaged in it. people come to research and she's talking to you, but she's costing many lives and causing suffering demonstration with the 2 men to the to see if i use this by both the money in our me and for the advisers display and fighters that we believe they belong to the last meeting, that part of need to go back in there. um, as you know, gardner as a gruesome there to patient in uh, not only money, but in other countries, including special off because the public can leave the and holding $200.00 bytes record to the group. i'm going to choose stuff or price and rubbing directly to him, continental beach to meet on was that. so the fact that they are involved with they might not be in time to be searching alterations, should raise questions, actually push the money and government to address use this and hope that project

was a comfortable the ukrainian port city of a desk that has come on to renew the tax by russia area is a bottle root, the key to export grain at a time when many other routes have been closed off. but mcbride has more from an export facility in the decimal region. as a gateway to one of the few c roots, the grain shipments from ukraine. this remote southwest corner is one of the country's most strategically important right now. we are invited by nippy loan, one of the largest grade exposures to see it's rapidly expanding facility. like most of the companies it used to rely heavily on main black sea ports such as a desa heavily targeted recently by russia. in overnight miss sila tax, which also cancel the grain deal that had guaranteed limited exports. the never expect that so that i shot could be a part of some sense that this support to or,

and so i called full for you canadian business. uh, we will keep our independence in taking those decisions and team controlling our expertise in order to keep our advantages. and so it'd be on the strong side. the advantage of these facilities is they feed directly into the waters of friendly neighboring de toe countries. graham is loaded onto the vessels here and then send down the danube river, the boat between ukraine and romania, and then out into the black sea. except now the ships are in romanian, territorial water, unsafe from russian attack, from less than 2 percent of ukraine's total food exports before the war. there's been more than 10 fold increase down, let down you truck drive of yet you slow. i've never used to take this route, but these now won't have thousands of drivers coming from all over the country. so if you must have arrived last night and have been waiting for 24 hours,

i'll try to most likely drop off my grade now. just as you probably need and so just have proved to be resourceful in adapting to the school. so it's fine. this in grading next board has have been equally adept. i really proud with anything pronounced of call where you cried. young farmer said 3 there. so just to companies and argued in the states in general, directed to a new challenges, the russians to know the strategic importance of the danube. the night before a visit, a drunk striking, destroyed port facilities. here comes the next day. the trucks were already lining up again to offload the condo. mcbride out you say around a decimal region. ukraine, representatives of governments worldwide on meeting in jamaica to decide if they're ready to impose a band on the deep sea mining temporary contracts to begin training will automatically be awarded if they don't act soon. it's on home and has more in

the sloughs. great frontier. we have been a maps of mos in the moon and the ocean floor, but we may be close to mining there, like 7 representatives from many of the world's nations and now together in kingston, jamaica, part of the international c. but of course he's annual meant to talk about is that when that should happen to be, there was pressure from some countries for regulations of mining to be decided during these meetings. so the commercial extraction could begin. but the international see bit of authority is now decided it needs more time to decide in the code likely until at least 2025 costa rica and other countries have been pushing for delay in the room. 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 to our children and grandchildren in the rise and know that we did buy the list. right? many conservationist wants to move in just a temporary delay on rules along to a moratorium on deep sea mining altogether. and this activity would result in space or because extinction and could potentially impact versions climate regulatory functions including carbon cycling and storage. on the other side, the metals company has been pushing to begin mining. it says that it, so pricing would be localized in $1.00 small area of the clarion clip. it's inside between hawaii, mexico, and the settlement displacement which critics, they would travel to for thousands of kilometers, would not reach nearly sofa last year. mit published 3 peer reviewed papers which confirms that the settlement on the sea floor any rise is about 2 meters above the ocean floor and up to 98 percent of the settles in the test area. you know,

on that environments, we say that would also be a separate, potentially large segments discharge from the collection ship. gera baron also says that the metals found on the sea, but they were sent you not least the green transport like electric cause. and then it's better to get them from there. then elsewhere. what we have to issue is, where can we 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 across this debate, the key questions remain. we need to mind the deep sea bed. and if so, can i wait to assure about its impacts on the planet john home and i'll just say to the social media company, twitter has started to remove signage of its iconic blue,