i couldn't do this job without the best cumberland, best produces the best spaces and those are the people that i rely on in order to be able to get that message out to the world. the . ready of the come on several, then you get to have you with us. this is the news, our life from the coming up in the program today. hundreds of palestinians are stranded at the border between the occupied west bank and jordan. as the crossing stays closed for a 2nd day following and attack, it's back to school so many around the world, but not for 630000 students in gaza. or 85 percent of students have been destroyed or damaged by israel's sedans, rapids support forces show that

a crowded markets killing at least 30 people, and entering 70 and protests in the mexican capital against the outgoing presidents plans for big legal overall the we started along the border between jordan and the occupied westbank where a major crossing remains closed after a gun and killed 3 is released on sunday. hundreds of people are stranded near the crossing, hoping it will be reopened. these are pictures from the occupied west bank side of the border jordanian police have asked people not to come to the crossing as it will be closed both ways. jordan's government says an investigation and says into sundays, shooting is ongoing. it happened on the western side of the island, the border crossing along the jordan river. that side of the crossing lies in the occupied west bank, but it is controlled by is really forces that the government is said to have

arrived from jordan by truck. he then opened fire and the cargo area under is really control. if i had 3 rounds before being shot dead by israeli soldiers. israel closed all land crossings with jordan in response, but the alan b crossing is the only one link and palestinians in the occupied west bank to the outside world. that means it's the only way for palestinians to access air travel. there's no airport in the occupied west next. the houses here is home best, so who joins us live from the jordanian side of the border. so what is the status of the border crossing right now? we know they're closed, is that going to remain so for today and the foreseeable future, what do you know? will jordanian authorities have released the statement saying that the crossing will still be closed until further notice said was anticipated that it would reopen at 10 am local time, which is this hour, but that has since not happened around 9 am. there were travelers who were arriving

here in anticipation of the border crossing, being opened in order to return to their homes in the occupied westbank. but authorities had turned them away. workers had left and as you can see behind me, there aren't many travelers, vehicle buses or trucks. initially the opening was just for passengers. it was supposed to be all 3 crossings that were reopened with the status of the crossing, both in the north and in the south remains unclear at this hour. but palestinians who we've spoken to say they're stranded and are unable to get home. and this all puts jordan in, in a bit of a bind, doesn't it? because the shooter was from jordan. the shooter is a jordanian national. and jordan is a country that aspires disability and to keep great relations with its neighbors. real. the full authority is, have released the statement saying that they are working and cooperating with these

really is in their investigation to figure out exactly what happened and initial pro by the jordanians, found that the shoot or man had a jersey acted alone and that he was in fact, a jordanian national from the southern part of the country and he was a truck driver. so that's how he was able to ride by truck to the border. now we're also hearing from georgine authorities, but 2 other jordanian truck drivers are still in is really custody at this hour. they say, but after the shooting occurred, all of the truck drivers who came from jordan were detained. but all of them, many of them rather, were released and to still remain in custody. now we're looking at a 106 trucks who were turned away by these really sports to come back to jordan, along with the thousands of palestinian travelers. but the jordanian say they're also working with the is released to try and bring back the body of the shooter for a burial in jordan, there is quite a security cooperation because there are land borders between these rallies and the jordanians. there are 3 of them with thousands of travelers who go through them

every day. and this one in particular, behind me, the king hussein bridge is the only entry and exit point for palestinians from the occupied west bank. so the investigations are still ongoing and the security cooperation is still ongoing at this hour. houses are is on the south end reporting from jordan. thank you very much. i. this is really our strikes of killed 14 people in north western syria. according to syrian state media, the attacks targeted a scientific research center and defense. the bar trees in and around the city of must be off. several people have been injured. some of them are reported to be in critical condition as cost as a, in a folder covering this from the roots. and what, what more do you know about this, or kind of what can you tell us where a serious state media is describing these strikes as the most expensive in years, syria is blaming as well for these overnight strikes that target has multiple

locations in to governor and since central syria, our tools and come up among the targets, like you mentioned the must have a scientific and research center. it's not the 1st time that the center has been hit in recent years now as well does not usually comment on individual strikes, but it has acknowledged carrying outs, hundreds of strikes and syria, with the aim or goals to really degrade the capabilities of the run and its allies in syria to stop, for example, the supply route, the weapon supply route from a, from a run, iraq, syria, at 11 on. so what really we've been seeing in recent months and really since october we've seen these attacks become more frequent. is that as well targets warehouses the arms, the pose, the even airports when they believe that the shipment has arrived all to ensure that the round does not infringe itself militarily in syria. and it's not able to open a new front against israel, from the syria border. so this is

a strategy that israel has used for years now. and it seems that that is employing at 11 on as well. okay. you're looking at these is really military activities and strikes in syria, but of course also where you are in level known and there's increased activity in the southern part of the country. the of no doubt, they are employing the same strategy here. the aim is to be great, has below what we've seen in recent days isn't optic and violence after a relative period of call. really this border which we've been seeing since the since october is for roddic escalation. so an uptick and violence has been lost, increasing the number of rockets that it is firing across the border in response to as rows, intensification of strikes close to the border. so this tit for tat, but has the law focusing on towns damaging a lot of homes and this 5 kilometer deep radius along the border areas which have

been large, the evacuated from civilians. israel and it strikes really has been focusing on targeting has laws, military assets. so despite this uptick and violence, both sides still sticking through the unreturned rules of engagement to focus on military targets. even though we're hearing a lot of rhetoric from these relays, these really prime ministers saying that the situation needs to change. we instructed the army, the security forces to prepare for change along the border, but both sides are showing that they're still calibrating their attacks to avoid a large reward, especially since israel does not. doesn't seem to have us backing a police until the until the us elections in november as a to hold a reporting from be rude. thank you very much. that's all very useful context. i'm going to put all of that note to assemble already professor of international affairs that guitar university. so we're looking at these 2 front, syria and lebanon. so when you hear is really official speak, they'll say that they're, they're fighting 6 or 7 different fronts, right? the one that is probably, uh the,

the most difficult to understand and get accurate reporting on is what's going on in syria strikes like the one we just saw, 14 people reportedly killed. and we don't really know what is real is doing. they're not in a precise way. well, this is not the 1st time as you know. i mean, as though it has been grading c area over the last 2025 years, i mean, even if the pre dated october 7th, and particularly after the onset of the uprising at the is rate is have one objective. there is to prevent the iranians from consolidating their position and in syria. so the positioning over here in, in, in a force is actually a threat to, as well, from the own perspective. so they've been targeting them anywhere and the killing goal of the leaders. and there's one think also conditioning, there's very the behavior visa be the syrians as that the scene is not in control

of serious. so every time there is a kind of at transfer of whipping has the law and this would affect the benefit of part. so these way these things are the best way is to put them back in by attacking these convoys in military installations. iranian officials, they've been doing this, is that on the side of you, it's actually a kind of the preventive measure in order to and in order not to allow as of a law to mount an offensive. i know 1st that would probably bring as best it's nice and there's very little accountability for this, right? because nobody is actually denouncing this. he said this story and authorities are not saying anything publicly about this, so hardly the media reporting is not super accurate. it's difficult to get access to the places where the strikes are happening and to, to get great information up to date information. so these relays and everyone else is operating in syria by the way, can pretty much get away with doing what they want to insure it, as long as it's in syria, they can get away with it. yeah, there's

a kind of control and an arc, and then syria, we don't have the, the government that is in control of the situation in syria. and we have the scenes . we're not saying the truth and we have these raises. are always keeping silent. this is the doing not disclose what they've been doing and that's here. yeah. but do we have an idea of who is achieving what then like is this relieving that you think it's operational goals and syria. doyle. yeah. but, but this is the point, you know, the chief some of those in us, of us by targeting the senior, always say officials, uranium is one of many to many an installation. but this actually does not prevent the best hospital of what can cause a lot. i mean, if they have not succeeded into that, the end, the evidence is that his blood is in a really good position in terms of what it's really capabilities they can mount juliet and attack and his violent so on the fact that it could be even a successful one. so we know that it is believed that they didn't have any other choice other than targeting the syrians and with infinity, of course,

because the city of the gym is condemning these things. but without doing anything, they all as a place that they would and try and do with the retaliate. but they never did that . so these really is, you know, it's easier for them to target any place on syria and getting away with that other than targeting lebanon for, in a sense when his belie is always in a more, they'll fit for tact. so this is the situation right now. and how basically these really don't even acknowledge what they're doing and syria there. when asked about targeted strikes and syria, they always say we don't comments on media reports this. there's no even official comments on these really military side on what's going on there. we'll leave it at that for, for now. so i'm very, thank you so much for your time to. this is really strikes on the gaza strip, have killed at least 6 people. the child is among the latest victims. the youngster was killed east of gaza city and attacks that left a number of others. wounded airstrikes have been taking place throughout the strip with family homes in refugee camps. targeted bombardment has knocked out home

internet services in central and southern areas with the palestine. telecommunications company saying is working to restore service to you, honey. my mood is in there about in central gaza. honey, i want to ask you, i want to pick up where we left off yesterday and you were telling us about the vaccination drive. we know that you and another health groups are trying to vaccinate of 640000 children across the gaza strip. they've done the central guns or they've got done southern gaza and they're supposed to be moving up to the north . that's going to be harder access to the north is harder and fighting is also on another on a higher level in the north. what do you know of the folder multiple things involved in this whole process that is rather described by the large majority of people here as the arctic situations and starting from the internet destruction as of yesterday, as a result of the is really ongoing bombardment of particular areas,

densely populated areas remaining in toxic buildings, high rise building that there are still in standing in parts of dogs and city, and part of the central area and housing. the hours. the emptiness for internet, like no older the main divisions of the eastern part of the barrier that we have on there. barbara, just flip the entire javascript of the grade for a good 57 hours this will out dizzy, and that extended due to midnight. so there isn't a lot of essential work that hasn't been done because of that when it comes to the vac finish. and a lot of people are not aware of what, what were the latest updates on the vaccination campaign? we know it from yesterday from units. if, as we've heard that there was a date that was requested as an extension, because people in the eastern part of time, union city, but not get their kids backs the native because of all the scripts and the rest, impose by the presence of surveillance to drones. the talk a drones in the eastern part of the upon unit. and this 5 them are many points that

were designated for vaccination. people with list motivated to get out of their homes or whatever remainder of their homes for that matter to get vaccinated. but what we know so far, that's a close to $250000.00 children in the city of hon unit that includes includes the children who were displaced with their families. it from rough i city of from eastern part of con, units and other parts of the southern part of the, the gulf when it comes to know the partnership. that's completely a different story because that's not only of the vaccination and getting it rolling is, is, is the problem. we have terrible experience in the past getting humanitarian aids into the northern part of the strip. and the ongoing is really of restrictions whether the full control of the, the land, the crossing the deliberate attacks on the aid can boy and humanitarian employees. and workers and volunteers have lifted the suspension of many of the human and 3

and effort into another part of the strip. 2 days ago international organization including unit to could not get a permit to cross the mid 3 and the tech warranty. the northern part of district, the setup, and it started preparation for, for the vaccination. what we learned so far, right now, it's the day after tomorrow, that is a tentative dates to start, especially vaccination, and then the other part of the step. but keep it in mind all the challenges influenced by the ongoing bombardment the air strikes, to return the incursions of many of the areas in the northern part of the strip that are going to put the, the campaign at risk and might lead to a suspension in addition to requiring permit for international organization cleaning on or what and units have been health officials from the w h o is, is a really difficult let alone for lucas to get out of certain areas in big rates. do designated points in the northern parts in gauze and cities for vaccination across

this is a quite, it's challenging and many of these are the challenges. unfortunately, because golf into another part is a real war zone. and if we know the return, the incursions have caused many of these of these it's, it's challenges for everyone equally to provide any sort of humanitarian support or assistance to tell us the thing is, remain in golf. and the whole really display from one place to another. the real, it's john, just we've heard of from a honor. well, i'm eunice, if he is the designated sites for vaccination. and how steve, uh, is, are these points are going to be, this is not a clear yet, then whether there is a real guarantee by this really monetary not to attack these. these points are degraded sides that the positive in the fighting within the past few days. when there was vaccinations go out in the central area and the city of han unit, the revitalization of these positive, those of the fighting do are very fragile and did not hold for very long honeymoon

reporting from darrow balance central guy. so thank you very much, connie, in many parts of the world, is the time of year when children head back to school. but in gaza it's of course a very different story for youngsters there. more than $600000.00 palestinian students faced another year without education because of the war. among them are 40000 high school students who couldn't sit exams this year. the policy and ministry of education says nearly 10500 students have been killed and 16700 injured by is really a tax. more than 500 teachers and professors have also been killed. as of the 10th of july 2 thirds of u. n. run schools had been attacked with 76 directly targeted public schools suffered a similar fate with 285, a 448. that's more than half destroyed. nora han has more with a tearful greeting,

mathematics teacher. as jessica ended the close of ocean to children, came to learn foster larceny. and she teaches moses 300 in this company called eunice one or both the parents killed or missing it as well. score. i'm going to die emily mathematics to real world applications. but the lives of paul from noon, especially since october the 2nd half, we were displaced due to this stuff war. we left off and ended up in this or funds comp after had lost my father. now i am living and starting here today we're trying to learn and remember where we started before the war, which destroyed our future dreams, but it was make ship closer and the children and to despite the loss, the treasury says pay some merit in her own life. her husband and 3 children were killed, and these ravens showed the herd during the war 2 beside him. but i have suffered deluxe in this war despite my grave loss. i'm doing my best to get back on my feet

again to raise my 3 year old daughter who had survived the air strike. mathematics is not only a passion, but a profession, and a petri arctic responsibility. i'm teaching to orphan children despite the harsh living conditions. lack of food and water and widespread disease. while these traumatized children survived almost 10000 wrecks, that students had been killed along with hundreds of teachers and stuff as well as children across the world and to a new academic year. schools and girls a hit, the headlines for other reasons is ready targeting left, the educational infrastructure in ruins. the u. n says around 85 percent of schools a damaged or destroyed those barely left standing, being used as the displacement shelf has. and even those are this ray, the cross has done and 88000 older students will miss out of the studies of 2 of

12 of goals as universities were destroyed in hon. eunice, the children's walk in small groups solving numerical problems. plastic shooting instead of needs provide less will security. all these people's can do is focus on the subject to mentally block the reality and the other team. i study at america camp for orphans. we're defining all odds and adamant to march forward despite the hard living conditions under the war. continues with adolescence, boeing children have the right to education and a will wage by adults. it's the children who are bearing the brunt lore home. i'll just 0 houses here as mid abraham is a novelist in the occupied westbank so that we want to look at what back to school day looks like where you are as well as looks like people are trying to get back

to some sense of a normal life 800000 students heading to their schools today. and we're talking about more than $2400.00 sea scouts as a scaffold across the occupied the west bank. but there's a lot of uncertainty and people here remember the counterparts, the loved ones and the disease caused us to can not go to schools. we haven't been seeing students going through me, the 3 checkpoints, and in places like jeanine into cutting, walking through the ruins of the destruction that has been closed by these really mid city reads. and did you need, or you can even do people there, started working right the way up to these really forces withdrew from the account after a 10 day rate. they could not get this pulled ready for the children to go to their classrooms today. but here enough this in part of you, it's village, particularly where we are. it's 13 year old was supposed to be in the slough behind

the band that beckett has been shot dead by his way. the forces on friday. now her school students. soon as we came here, we so the ministry preparing some sort, the psychological support for them and we've been speaking to them and they say that, you know, usually they see a lot of sadness in these situations. but in this case, they're talking about affairs where you don't want to smoke their 1st or 2nd a last 2 days after the school. or just this is, you know, here a reminder that they lost their loved word or classmates. we were supposed to be here with them today. instead, what happens is that he's really sucks. there is have rated and storm village and then confrontations ruptured with palestinians. so the father of the 13 year old by no choice get her to a place of safety. she gathered all the silver in one room,

but she was close to the windows on his way. the forces who soon came to the village full away, he subtler attacks have shot her dead. we heard from the principal of the school saying that the sister had had to go back home. she could not handle hold this was this the wise, you know, we're talking about more then or at least 79 pages in the occupied with bank who have saying to me in the last 11 months, doing the work on gaza. so why we're talking about how the students do this, trying to plan for the future. so the continuing their education, they're looking at a very on certain future a minute. thanks a lot for that lives. look at the classroom on back to school day. there are where

you are, a novelist let's, let's bring it out from the classroom to the wider occupied westbank. because in recent days you've covered the largest is really military rate in the west bank in 2 decades. just yesterday we saw a very rare attack that came from jordan on the border crossing between the occupied west bank and. and jordan, where does all this, this? what really seems to be sharply escalating tensions? leave the occupied rest bank, right? yes indeed we're yes, we're talking about escalating pensions wherever you're looking, closing these really governments discussing the fact that they might be imposing even more and more restrictions in new york supplies the west bank. and it comes with a time we're palestinian and have been seeing not only and their loved ones here it'd be occupied with bag. and that was these guys are still under attack, but also for an international accident. today we have a ceremony, a funeral, the procession that is a going to be heading from nap list for the american activist who has been shot

dead in a village and you have not missed when we are right now. after the service, we're trying to support the palestinians who often protest against their land drops . so people here feel that the danger is becoming more and more imminent and more frivolous. here the occupied westbank as these really forces, not only raising palestinian towns and refugee camps left right and center. but the subtler attacks are increasing against palestinians. again, we were talking about the students not having time to be, but also thinking about who you are thinking about what is going to happen to them when they cannot be safe in their own homes and their neighbor, him reporting from inside of school and novelist and the occupied west bank. thank you very much. i. so there's plenty more head on. this is our, including allegations of widespread sexual violence during a jail break in the democratic republic condo. and also this in

india, it's eastern city of coal, cut the web protest and much is a mocking one month since a doctor was wasting one on the incident, at least 30 people had been killed and 70 injured in showing by the rapid support forces or military group, the attack happened in a crowded market in the city of sonora on sunday. it came a day after sedan, it's foreign ministry rejected the us call for a peace force to protect civilians. it's the latest attack of conflict that broke out in april last year between the sydney's army and parent military soldiers elses who is here. but morgan is in the city's capital. are to have it tell us what you've been able to learn about the attack and its aftermath. while we were able to speak to local sources in the city of send that and they say that more than 70

people have been injured as a result of artillery strikes. that's what launched by the parent minutes through rapid support forces and the main markets. now that's happened on said sunday afternoon and they say that at least 30 people were killed. but they say that many of the 70 people are in critical conditions because of the strap. know that's head civilians as a result of the artillery attack. now this is not the 1st time that the recess is fire and artillery into civilian areas. here in the city of the mind and the capital costume, the hours that has been fine arts living on yet the basis for the past month with civilians killed in the past week. the so the needs minister of health here and cartoon says that at least 26 people have been killed. civilians have been killed in the past week due to artillery strikes by the parent military. rapid support for is on civilian areas. of course, despite the fact that the united nations of human human rights commission says that a peacekeeping force should be in place to protect civilians,

the fighting continues while the political parties um call a welcome to call for a force to protect civil into the government projected that as strikes by the signees government continues in the early hours of monday, the army long several extracts against positions of the parent, military rapids support forces in the city of infatuated that's the last remaining armstrong hold. the recess in deposits has also been fine arts in the re strikes on the 6th e with civilians. what's the billing casualties report that so, while the united nations is called for a peacekeeping force to protect civilians flights and continues as strikes according to the rest of continues to kill civilians in the dark for region. and artillery strikes by the r a stuff into sibling areas here in the capital. how to, i mean, the city of seminar continues to cause that's among civilians. here the morgan reporting from the sydney's capital heart to him. thank you very much. still ahead on alpha 0,

a push to boost political parties and jordan is the country prepares to go to the polls. i'm how much on the land waste prominence? somebody's experiencing, it's was drought in decades. i'll tell you how families across the hello we are looking get some big changes in the weather across here. now, lots of cloud, paddling him from the west coast co looks out here coming out. so that was the side of the met. it's right, or this is pumping some more moist out of north africa, moving across the west and met joining up with us where the system has been plaguing the northwest of europe. we've seen some very heavy rain coming in across southern positive england, northern areas of france. i slightly staggering this way. the east was to the east of that. that is where we do still have some very warm weather,

hot sunshine still sitting there sitting across the eastern area is much cooler than having bell in front of recent days. but it's going to get cooler still as we go through the next few days. 14 celsius the ever and also the cool ahead. we saw something like 1415 degrees on the temperature here. now we're looking at west whether making his way further west was already freshening up behind the examples by crossed into the balkans by monday afternoon. southern air is a sweet and sing some lobby, sat was too long a spell, so frank could call some light lies flooding at as small as the same as we go through. choose i. this is making good progress. that is awesome in the making. then i had about just about hanging onto the wall anchorage 32 degrees. not too bad . down to was a south west spain. the hard hitch, i mean to be is israel and obstacles piece? i think that the move in the f one is government with this, this part that you say getting russell,

a thought provoking. odd since you made weapons of being used in guns. no guns should be used in an offensive way. that's our facing realities. you're running. mean, what does he bring to the table hard from being president, joe, could we do it or something we can uptake the effective use of the present as not that important factor? hear the story on talk to how does era in depth analysis of the face headline, what's strategic purpose? do you think this assassination serves? israel informed opinions people have been 18 years. i've seen that they have to give it a chance to test the vehicle. critically banked, russia has decided that the war ukraine as a defensive war inside story. how will it change the security relationship between both countries on out jersey around the, the,

[000:00:00;00] the, the, you're watching else 0 reminder of our headlines this our, the l in the border crossing between jordan and the occupied west bank remains closed after a gunman killed 3 is really is there on sunday. hundreds of people are stranded near the crossing, hoping it will be real. is really air strikes, have killed 14 people in northwestern syria, according to syrian state media, the of tax targeted a scientific research center and defense, the lar trees in and around the city of mustang. several people have been injured in se sedan, at least 30 people have been killed and 70 injured and attacked by rapids support forces on the market in sooner. city female prisoners and the democratic republic

of congo is mcculloch prison. have told elza 0 that they were gang raped during an attempt to jo break. last monday. the government says 129 people were killed in that attempt rights groups and prisoners say there are now 2000 and you're inmates in the prison. then before the incident, the government has promised an investigation, but has shared little information about what happened. in contrast, alex's here was malcolm web as spoken to some of the inmates by telephone, and it's still not clear what happened inside mccalla prison last week, and he's not easy to find down. the government says moving a 120 people were killed in an attempt to jail break. might creep, say the number could be much higher. we spoke to several inmates by phone about what happened from sunday evening onwards on your repeating their identities for that safety. as opposed to from 9 pm the day it's around to midnight. we heard

the vehicle enter the main gate and didn't understand why it was unusual. then we heard the salt of people breaking the door open, then the prize and started. this video shows men trying to get through the bonds of this. so some of the saying a group is ready escapes and he left the door open and said he should take the terms to get out. then they say those running towards the gates of being ambushed matches with another prison that told us on the side. after everything started and look for then spread to other blocks. it was very hot that day, people was sweating and they were angry. and they tried to break out, one group was breaking open through a wall and a stair case collapsed on many people. others managed to get to the main gate and they were all shut down by the gods. many were killed trying to get out. nearby residents say they heard heavy gun fly from about 1 am to 5 am, and they so bodies being carried away and pickups off the video shows,

vehicles being loaded with bodies inside the prison. which house is neely 10 times as many inmates as it was designed for? prison was built nearly 70. yes, it gave life belgian colonialists. since then come guys, populations multiplied by about 6 times. kinshasa is become a city, is 17000000 people because is still the main prison subjugate, and it hasn't been funded. the rights group say the prison population problem has been made was because most of the inmates have never the trial. some of the weight seems to go to cool for us 20 years or more. and also because of us, i can all but the rest of government critics. in the last. yeah. those all that didn't the manual colds being campaigning for prisoners, right. so it means that he's, yes, all the business in vs is overcrowded. and also the lack of ford mother got

there. that is why we have daily data that won't do. it says successive governments haven't listened. that net last week is off to female prisoners told us that the meet the violence things got even worse. they broke the door of the woman's block and they started draping us. they came with nice and razor blades, and if you refuse, they said they'd kill you. 2 women told us, they would gang rates by mail, prisoners, and another said she witnessed it. the i was raped by several people. i don't even know what happened and i'm wondering what kind of justice we have in this country. now, i'm not even able to stand or work properly because of what they did to me. right . groups and prisoners say they've since held head counts and that they would know about to thousands here inmates. and before the incident, they say the government needs to show how many were killed and arrested. let's say if others escaped that night. the government says nobody escaped. it's still

investigating those responsible will be held to account malcolm web houses, era himself, the democratic republic of congress, us. it's been a month since the rape and murder of a young doctor in the eastern indian city of calcutta. many doctors and medical staff have been going on strike to demand better working conditions and protection . suspect is in custody, but hasn't been charged. they'll be a hearing on the case and india supreme court on monday. i'm sure 0 isn't michael soon. sharif has this report from coke on a busy day of this makes shift clinic in india's eastern city of co cutoff. despite being on strike for a month, junior doctors often desk services for free at discounts on sundays. they have been demanding justice protocol need was right. thank you. one on duty, a government from hospital on august the 9th as the book, the haunted by the loss of the medic and have

a great sense of here. very unfortunate because it's very easy. it's almost please live on the supposed to be c and one is working so many people. so now we don't have to pay to go back and work on this, and that's as a matter of this for me. lots prep protests have led to a federal agency investigating the crime. it has arrested, the former director of the hospital was accused of corruption. a medics, a holding for the police commission of coal, got that to resign. after repeat, the pay is indeed investigation. the government has been criticized of the development goals state assembly, post a bill proposing capital punishment for some rates and murder cases. it needs to precedents approval. so we need just, it doesn't, doesn't mean hanging one or 2 buses by the neck within a month. and then finish,

that's just the soft got the junior doctor's rape and killing has exposed other challenges. medical style face such as booking 36 to 48, all ships didn't know where to rest and not enough targets. there's also the issue of insufficient security measures at hospitals, medic so also rejecting the government plan to stop them and doctors working night shifts, but nothing has been taken care of now. with the basics on it approve mendo proper security guards the day and riley's at night the only demanding justice for the doctor who was raped and killed a month ago in the city. this riley reclaimed denied, is also calling for safety a phone a similar ronnie was held on august the 14th on the eve of india's independence, the mops vandalized,

the hospital with doctors will protesting. but if promised to continue, the fight for justice is not above claiming the night it is about claiming the right. because we think that the night has been taken away from us. said 14000. so marching again in a show of solidarity and support for the victim of a consumption brief, i'll just eva cold, cut the india in mexico. a controversial judicial reform has moved a step closer to approval. the changes will now be put to a full senate vote of thousands protested against the reforms in the capital on sunday. if these changes go through, federal judges would be elected by popular vote and term limits would be scrapped. and critics say that when it rode the independence of the judiciary, the overall is championed by outgoing president under as many way lopez over door his term and office ends in 3 weeks. 2 weeks ago,

you all know reports from the protests in mexico city. the site are here, many of them are the students would agree that this country perhaps an effective traditional system that lead urgent change. but the problem starts, of course, the cases reached reports. and instead of the police and the prosecutors that need perform here outside the senate demonstrator say it's mexican democracy. if that's a state, if this reform is passed, they say this debate has become completely politicized as the ruling party is to exert more control over the dish. every branch of government, the senate is one vote short of the majority. they need to approve this reform. and demonstrators here know that they have basically been calling for the opposition senators to close ranks not allow the ruling party that last vote. they need the government and meanwhile have over the last week expressed confidence that they'd be able to get that final. go to bassett,

perform this coming week and they insist this measure will help bring justice to millions of mexicans that have been victims of fine and whose cases have never gone anywhere. at the heart of this measure, the most controversial points for sure is the election by popular vote of some $7000.00 judges across the country, including supreme court judges, and also oppose this for, for many of whom are here today. say that will turn judges into political candidates that can be manipulated by outside interest. do you value? i know i'll just the euro, mexico city, apollo. sophia vasquez is a mexican political in less than she says president lopez over door wants his successor to have more control over the judiciary system. and there are 2 of 2 main, a sides of a to that story. so people think it's kind of a revenge because a guy the, his term under the was a rather, uh,

a lot of reforms were halted by that you'd be sherry. and especially the electoral reforms were stopped there at the he face of the level of the station and by the get the sure you to the, to it's measures to its infrastructure work. so if he, during all his period, all his term, he grew on at, i'm in the versity tours that you the 3 and the other is because he wants to concentrate power for the next term for the next president in order to have a to make her way easier is then make, could, could she get, make the constitutional changes. he didn't have the chance to president of the supreme court present as an alternative to a constitutional amendment. that one of the things of the year reporter and the most recent phone service. if you really want to change the job,

the hurry system of mexico, the justice system in mexico and made it a clean or less corrupt, more transparent. as you have to take into account prosecutors and you have to take into account all the branches that are related to justice and they're not just solely the judiciary to. oh jerry is electoral authority says president abdominal gene. boon has secured a 2nd term in office. official results show the national liberation front leader has 194 percent of the votes. ability, hasanti sharif from the movement of society from peace received just over 3 percent of votes and socialist candidate, yusef. oh, she's got about 2 percent of the ballot, voter turnout is reported to have been 48 percent. but some of the binge of aid reports from the capital l g is 94.65. that is the percentage of both secured by the incumbent president of the jeep to build. according to the total

commission, the other candidates secured only a small percentage. a said to burn, i measured a mr. out the magic, the boat and secured 5, medium, 329253 votes which means so 94.65 percent. the 2nd candidate reset of the the has and shit if for i may be 40 secured 178700 and 97 votes, which means 3.17 percent. we send it as full as close to campaign done by half on the should eve. and i would come to the, to the president said data courted a number of violations. those included pressure, i think, pointing stations to inflate the number of fords, getting people into going for proxy voting as ben is not shooting the results of the electoral vote, counting with the representatives of the party and then the result and, and so it is a farce. we are astonished by these outrageous numbers. unfortunately, it has nothing to do with what was enhanced before and not specifically with regard

to the rate of participation. and it contradicts our own records. 16 candidates from the beginning of the risk trickled down to just 3 of them actually taking part of it will not be an easy right for president of the maturity of on to carry out the 2nd 10 according to experts. you will have to make sure that the use of, as you are on board a visual work very quickly a to a it has the condition of the reason plus having more visibility and stability for their daily daily life. the 2nd one, i mean, shouldn't be the, uh, the communication. i mean, the government is doing lots of things sort of the society and should be more inclusive with the, especially the, the, the younger population on like 2019 and other incidences of destruction doing the presidential race. this seems to be a smooth transition president of the deductible and if these votes are officially recognized as the final tally will now have to approve. all of the campaign

promises of stability of intrusion and making sure as area fights all of his challenges as an entire nation, united behind its leadership. so i'm a driver does have you as yours. jordanians are going to the polls on tuesday to choose members of parliament from 25 political parties and several coalitions about 5100000 people are eligible to vote for the 138 c. lower house of representatives, also known as the house of deputies, 41 of those seats go to political parties. the rest are elected to re proportional representation system across 23 constituencies. under a quote, a system 15 seats are reserved for women and a for the 12 for minorities, king of bill of the 2nd to points the 65 members of the upper house or senate. as well as the prime minister who forms the governments with royal approval, but voter turnout has been consistently poor and trust in parliament as low as michael apple reports from i'm on the faces of jordan's paula main for you,

hopefully all last it across the city. it's the 1st election on the new laws, reserving 50 percent of seats for political parties as well. that percentage will eventually be scaled up every election cycle. until independent candidates traditionally from powerful families, a phased out of the a multi party political modernization committee made the recommendations to shift the kingdom towards what it sees as a more mature and stable political environment. a team, a tough boob is a veteran. politicians on these land make action front expected to emerge as a prominent opposition block in the house of representatives. sometimes you may hear jordanian saying that's well i want to elect and then you know, i did not really find that's my choice was translated in the actual parliament. so, you know, carrying on and achieving at transparency elections will also boost the trust of

the jordanian people in georgina and politics were in the neighborhood of schmidt. sony to me to send to left progressive candidates, a lawyer reset on the political modernization committee. so that's going to modernize our political system and introduce the parties as on ground for jordan and people to start getting into parties in order for us to move from individual thinking to collective thinking in the salt hillside overlooking the values of amman is a candidates who doesn't believe the future of politics lies in parties, the hyphen and in the end of the whole. i'm interacting with citizens directly. we're not making false promises. as an independent, i'm able to work on drafting loans, but also ensure surfaces are delivered. so what does that say? the battle against the voter apathy, the is an up hill one. they'll just sit on the chairs and they'll do nothing. the

brilliant as we don't know any of the but to spends in the election. and we actually only know there because those who choose to vote on looking to candidates who will get to groups with local governance issues, help shape laws that create jobs, and boost an ailing economy. laws governing the political system change with almost every electoral cycle. but a far to use within a decade or so, we're looking to move to a purely political party based system. but vote to turn out will ultimately decide with the jordanians of buying into this vision for the future. mike level l g 0. i'm not the still ahead on alpha 0, demanding. the return of a queen will tell you about addiction efforts to bring nefertiti on

the the southern africa is struggling with its worst route in years. the region, so it's dry is february in decades view and says that received only 20 percent of the rain. it usually gets during its comp growing seasons. this has led to harvest failures and depths of live stock. it's a part of the world where it's 70 percent of people rely on farming to survive. as a result, 6 countries have declared a state of emergency for twana is due to the media malawi, zambia ends. and by the way, the southern african development community said the drought has left 68000000 people without enough food or water. while a report from you, when showed more than 1100000 children under the age of 5 are facing acute mount

nutrition in 12 countries are with us. it has more from the show, know, land west province. and by the way, my macy book order has grandchildren at home, who need to eat if we blow from a hole could make that possible find me, she hits something groups, and that's not usually plus they died. so these are disparate times ends and bobby and bobby like other countries in southern africa is experienced and the new and just droughts. it was. drought indicates many families hungry. it was so 5 that find that a day when i look at my grandchildren, i asked myself, what am i going to feed them? i stayed up all night worrying about what am i going to give them the next day. this drought is terrible. most people in some bobby live in rural communities. agriculture is a major source of food and income. people in this area have started preparing the

fields. this one is for may's them always staple food. they dug holes in a straight line and when it rains they'll put they seeds and foot lies. they need toll and they'll do this, cover it up and hope so. good office. the united nation is more than half a 1000000 children in some of the risk of molly nutrition. there is a risk of increased morbidity and mortality among children. here's a bubbly due to the drought. and in addition, as to 60 percent of the cups that were planted for basically lost, it has been a fairly poor harvest. and that has an impact on the income of the households. women in the village prepared still makes the roots, they dug up with some part. so that will be the main meal for the day or whatever. finding more food for the children will be another challenge. my mobile phone to let have them tests out there,

which are language problems. the moment and egyptian archaeologist as launched a petition for the return of the bus to the engine exemption. queen nefertiti the sculpture is currently in berlin, is known as museum and was smuggled out of egypt to germany. more than 100 years ago. egypt has long called for the return of the artifact. mohammed has one of humanity's great treasures, the bust of what is considered to be ancient egypt, most beautiful queen nefertiti of the 3400 year old relic mike clinic piece of egyptian heritage is now on display. nearly 3000 kilometers away in violence news museum. we are now to day the asia or the uh, this is the national committee. as booked a government committee, the last 4 days of the boss to visit the egypt as the boss was removed

illegally from the country after being discovered by a german archaeologist move on a 100 years ago. but i think it's fine now. year 20242025. should be the year that the african categories and the summarization. so either on starts to come back again. then i see that museums is different actors. the entity is because the judge was taken out of egypt by the page. and then this is multi zip spouse campaign to retire and ancient treasures smuggled out of the country by former colonial powers. egypt recovered at the head of an ancient statue depicting the egyptian farrah ramsey's the 2nd early of the escape from switzerland. he was considered one of h in egypt, the most powerful pharaoh's egyptians on now waiting for the beautiful women, never t t to arrive the literal meaning of her name. mohammad hagey ouch is era. and that's it for this news hour. we're going to take very quick break,

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