the the . ready the sort of any a, this is the news our lives from doha coming up in the program. fewest battles throughout jamalia in northern gaza between israeli forces and palestinian fighters . 7 months of war, and more than 35 for 35000 palestinians killed. now evacuation orders are in place for seeing more than a $100000.00 and the fleet parts of rough or at least 7 people have been killed on the rushes border with ukraine after messiah states. an apartment building plus building is underway in spain, catalonia region, in the fold, it will test the strength of a separatist movement. there will be live in barcelona and as far as small with

your sport as you stay in the premier league title res 2nd place, arsenal. take on those manchester united as they looked at the window the it's 13 gmc, that's 4 pm in gaza. where is really forces are using airstrikes and tanks to attack both northern and southern areas of the gaza strip. but un human rights chief boca terror acts as a full scale assault on the roof. a cannot take place and has called on all states with influence to do more to prevent it. but after more than 7 months of war, the death toll from israel's war on garza as no surpassed 35000 killed. i'm the fellow who begins our coverage is really forces have been ramping up there strikes on both northern and southern parts of the strip. let's take a closer look out to the new offensive launched in japan, yet in northern gauze,

all after leveling. much of it during an earlier assault is really troops have renewed strikes on the entire area. on saturday, these really army dropped leaflets with evacuation orders for both japan. yeah. and they blah, here. and on sunday there's been more strikes along with fierce battles between his really forces and palestinian resistance. fighters is roles, military says you're bad. yeah. is a dangerous combat zone, and that the operation here is in order to prevent him, us from regrouping means is what was the cause of its in recent weeks, we have identified the terms behind us to restore its military capabilities, injury value. and we are working to dismantle these attempts. israel's offensive in the north has forcibly displaced tens of thousands of palestinians who were already pushed out of other parts of johnson. this house is yours on

a cell. so reese has been to a residential area that was hit in just one of the many is really strikes the targeted northern gauze. this is really air strikes. upper osh of missiles was fired traffic. those flying around another barrage of missiles followed in the same area. the series of airstrikes is carried out by israeli war, plains targeting residential homes on elsie corrode, and jamalia a refugee camp. as a result, a number of homes were leveled. a paramedic was injured in the attack. as we speak other paramedics are coming here to search for survivors and recover victim's body . and so, you know, hopefully you've done. however, this task is fraught with danger and he's really war. planes are still attacking this part of jamalia refugee camp. the this is the 3rd wave of air strikes, targeting the same area is really we're playing, inspiring on journalist,

paramedics and civil defense teams, helping victims from the 1st to attack the truck. this is i'll take a road east of triple a refugee camp as we speak. a 4th attack is unfolding on their non stop as rarely strikes on residential homes. dozens of civilians were killed, paramedics and civil defense members as well. these really have been carpet bombing this area for hours. the, i think kind of plan to squeeze if it's really air strikes on homes and your value refugee camp had been taking place continuously since the morning is really work, plaintive and pounding various parts of the cap, even as we speak. these are the air strikes, continue, logging in and out of the study of the summer. but as drone strikes and other operations target, the area displaced, people in northern gaza, simply have nowhere to go further. you, our reports and the engine value refuge

account in north in gaza is ready to roll this open fire as people's homes. paramedics help survivors with whatever equipment they can find. these really army had already leveled the area during its grand assault, which began in october and the people here have little hope to cling to. we were bombed rocks and shells fell on. may god help us and have mercy, let the world stand with us. the only thing i ask of them, only god is standing with us. god is the only one with us. i've lost 3 children. 4 months after it declared the end of a mass and northern garza, israel says it's fighting again. it's full nazzo, but you also know little sick of in northern cause a fight to drugs have been striking terrorist target spoken of this morning. we've been kind of temporary evacuation process of the jamalia area from this area

towards the central strip. as part of our preparation for a ministry operation in the area. in recent weeks, the we have identified a comes by from us to restore the military capabilities in jabante area. and we are working to dismantle the company. still not on a tax, which the army says our targeting palestinian fighters have already killed several children. and bait la here is really forces have pushed the people of northern guys back to the brink of starvation by blocking a to the region. now it's issuing more evacuation orders, but it's not clear for families are meant to go under israel launching attacks on rafa in the safe. and darrow bella and the center of the strip palestinians are unlikely to have much faith in the so called safe zones for the a car which is 0. let's pick up on that point that it's not clear where families are meant to go elses years. honeywell, who is in darrow bottle. you are just outside deluxe,

the hospital honey. look in the last few days, more than a 150000 palestinians have been forced to leave their homes that was in russia. we also just saw that very dramatic footage of the kind of fighting the people of the leading in northern gaza. can you explain to or of yours? what that's like when you have to flee an area your own family has been forced to to lead multiple times during this war. run us through how that works. when you realize that you have to leave the yes sir, what was the vast majority of people, right? now are over well with done certain of the weather here, there is doc awaiting of from dropbox city all the way through western han you and is that so last evacuations on or the central area or reason they just within the past 24 hours more people are they are forced into internal evacuation from jamalia into the central part of guns it up?

first of all, let's look at the areas where people are order to evacuated, to their largely unprepared equip, like the infrastructure, the facilities. the 1st concern that people think about is basically the lack of resources in these areas. even if you are move into an area that you don't have to sit up at 10, but you end up in a residential building. fruitful sense of safety is not, is not guaranteed at all, but also resources. basic resources such as water resource, food supplies are also becoming much more limited in these areas. up the past 7 months have been very difficult. the initial weeks of the war we evacuated me and my family evacuated 4 times before this last one, the 5th time, due dated by the city in the central area. and every evacuation just happens to be worse than the previous one. and every evacuation has its own, its challenges and conflicts. it is in terms of providing basic the fact that isn't basic supplies that as well as keeping the remaining whatever remain of our sense

of safety. just it's a really shatter, but we try to remain is added as intact as possible, particularly with so many children in the front of the my case and other families across the godfrey having to be coming in from the extended family. we're not talking about the 3 family members, you're talking about 10 on more and keep in that sense of safety and talk, particularly with so many children and women and, and each families. it's hard to keep everyone safe and protected and or make it, making them feel that they are secure, given the so many examples of how many families ended up being killed just within hours of their evacuation. just yesterday, a family of 5 members arrive to dinner, but actually just 12 blocks away from the locks. the hospital as the were checking the place they were going to shoulder and were targeted by a drawing missile. getting the 3 members right away. that's within minutes of their

arrival. this is the level of shatter safety that people experience to live with right now we're, they're here in the central area, the southern parts, or the northern part of this trip. the entire gas turbans been equally bomb. within the past 24 hours, more destruction, more internal displacement, but more tragically, the trauma then is exponentially increasing in each passing day. honey, thank you very much for your reporting there. uh, from there about that and also for sharing your own story with you. that sounds as yours, honey. my mood. thank you. the united nations is warning, fluid supplies and southern guns that will run out within hours. israel has blocked a deliveries in the past week, but humanity or in agencies are calling for the immediate entry, a supplies including fuel closure, especially the profit crossing, and kevin, upside of them as separate boxes for us to fuel, to supplies, and the movement, bosh monetary and stuff, so also effectively little bits of any civilians,

but that's a go off for medical investigation, lots of programming and rocks, one out of future distribution in south by tomorrow that needs to be going to be less totally with what has already be distributed there, the shelters, and phones and insights. as of today, we have 12 bakery supported by some editing partners here in stock as of 8 have ceased to operate to, to lock a few in stock, and for that are still operating and produce capacity. so they'll be on the desktop . i'm going to, as a group of prominent is really public segers has sent a letter to european union countries and to the u. k. asking them to recognize that palestinian state immediately the signatures include academics, former ambassador as a form of the deputy speaker of the class. that that a former attorney general, in part, the letter says the recognition of a palestinian state as a matter of principle and historic justice is also a way to bring back a chance for clients in this war torn region. there is no better way to restore

faith and diplomacy than recognizing the state of palestine now. well, joining us now from tel aviv is one of the signatories of that letter alone. leo is former director of israel's foreign ministry and former ambassador to south africa alone. thank you for joining us. explain to us in short, why you signed this letter? this is our last faces a pretty story. good job. at the moment. we are still, they really are way all the way here. easily. golden, we turn away when continue the oil into rough uh waves all the shots on these was including what is was in the nice nice that was the elastic way, where the d regarding the hostages. we can further expand our relations and then the lease, and maybe we cover the international status. i belong to the people will think

that we should go now the way the way, the day off the walls. and we all know the majority and the people will see this is the way to the majority wants to go there. maybe the only way. and i think we're seeing the only way to vegas the easily government day. the did come up there is, the world is not going to forget about the states about the day, but his genius, the state. and i think what happened friday in the un assembly. and what might happen later this month. even with the euro, that i'm probably going to recognize by this time, easy bought to do cloud rights 2 days when the government, today's really probably okay, this is the way to go. so, and so as

a reminder to our viewers, because you mentioned the general assembly, there was a vote of the un, ga the world. we're all countries in the world that represented almost all. and the over whelming lead voted to say that palestine qualifies to be recognized as a member of state. um, these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu seems convinced that the solution is a military one. as where do you think that leads? if we go the way, i'm very worried that in addition to a big number of casualties and further destruction, a weird noise is found far away. france almost a lives in the me least in our relations with agent when be further complicated. and we might have lost jordan, and that as a result,

we might lose some of our international standing. doesn't have to that because he care about international standing. does he care about alliances? he keeps messaging that if israel needs to go it alone, they will. it's, i say it's a very good question because i think that the house is a phase waiting for. the additional who knows the will knows i will get the is what is with that will. but many of the board additional sleeping is for days on the were all the board us all the, all the global standing off this way. and many of the congress, i know, speaking other languages and they say they see there, oh, i see the but the technician, no matter what is what the i think the, you know, here's the ability to see people please. but then does the go grow?

but if it doesn't go the way, doing big jewels full eh, usually go along. you, you talk about israel's international standing and potentially losing the support of, of jordan. i'm just getting this information is coming out of the egyptian ministry of foreign affairs. they're making the announcement that egypt now intends to officially intervene to support the lawsuit, filed by south africa against israel before the i c j. so just as a reminder to our viewers is really is on trial at what is known as the world's top court. for genocide, this case was brought by south africa. there's been a entering ruling by the i c j. they say genocide is potentially happening in gaza . right now in the israel needs to take actions to prevent genocide from happening . what's happening now is that egypt says it is coming on board with this court case and it is supporting the south african court case. we see what else and finding in this announcement um, and this comes in light of the increasing severity in scope of the is really

aggressions in the gaza strip. we meaning egypt called on israel to comply with its obligations as the occupying power alone back to you. so i'm just getting this information. you were just talking about israel losing its international standing in egypt as a major country for israel alon. it's one of the to our countries that has, you know, a, a, one of the 1st countries that has a peace treaty. i know they've been the abraham accord since, but egypt and jordan to major countries. now egypt saying, well, we're going to support south africa and as genocide case against israel. and i needed to hear that the agent has such a me that she gets and still i know we're breaking this noise. this has just been announced. it's so it's new domain 2 and a is this going to happen is the 2 pro hawk the. ringback toys for egypt is the soul of our standing in the middle east engine stalled

living the same way to to be including drawing the rates and low roll and well, and we have a warm, extra is not really is, is coming as a result of what the b g, b, 40 years ago. so it is, you, we, we joint now. so we go and do the claim very front of the international go to just be seeing the, on a easily say a really big the big box is when we do things very seriously. and then it just says, well, we about, i think i think it's coming out to civil directions. it is what this to who could do is to listen to the well, no, we do that is really probably going to be here after you know, for you to go in the why the big j o the

security, you'll be sweat only the next few weeks gossip yeah, along the again, you're one of the signatories of the letter that we were talking about a few minutes ago. calling on e u. member states and the u. k. to recognize the state of palestine without delay . thank you very much for joining us on the program. so thank you. this is really military has been demolishing that home, is a palestinian prisoners in the occupied westbank, the deemed the subordinate was detained during a raid in february. video shows heavy machinery and troops entering bay 2 more in northern hebron. subordinate has been in and out of jail for 10 years held under administrative detention. that means no official and formal charges brought against him and is really forces have killed 27 year old palestinian summer romani and a raid on the lot. the refugee camp is really army and settlers have killed at least $498.00 palestinians in the west bank since the start of the war on gaza.

the ukraine says it's moved 4000 people to safety in the harkey region. after heavy fighting video showed emergency workers moving people near the border of all russian forces, say they have occupied 9 villages. as they advanced further into the area that you created in president said to us battles were taking place and 7 villages on saturday. let's take a closer look at the battle lines in ukraine. russia controls a territory marked in red in the east of ukraine. that area hasn't changed much since the ukrainian counter offensive in june of last year. both sides have large numbers of troops stationed along the front lines. now if we go the closer you will see the lines of control in the har keyed region showing up there in the north. russia has now begun attacking from the north, across that border. in

a moment we'll hear from dorothy jabar who was in moscow for us 1st. so let's go $52.00 keys, which is here as john home and there is there, john. things are moving very fast right now on this new front line that we just showed on the map. what can you tell us? of the yeah. and the messages are getting increasingly down b, i would say by ukrainian authorities, particularly the governor of the hockey for each of the stall updates on fridays in the early morning when brushing policy started to advance across the border. he was saying that ukrainian forces were control work and controlling the area and that no one meter had been seated. now the messaging is very different. he's saying that there is an expanding number of villages that are being involved in these hostilities. and these main messages are about if i q ration type of the town of chance, which um, before the 2022 had a population of just on the 18000 people. now he's saying that that's only $500.00

people, less than that. both chance goes may be the biggest town that's coming on the threats. and if the russian policies do manage to take it, that would be the biggest game right now in terms of the size of the population and the size of the towns, we are hearing a couple of reports of fighting it. we've been on the edge of that town, but that hasn't yet been confirmed by ukrainian authorities, but definitely a situation here in which you cranium full, she's a trying to control that seems to be being pushed back the into that thing which that's now inside of the territory, john ukrainians are waiting for western weapons to arrive west and weapons that have now been promised to them. without them we know that they're vulnerable. we're seeing it. how long before this problem is the military aid starts to make a difference on the front line? the yeah, that's the key question. serial. it has already started to arrive parts of it will

remember the in april it was signed into law by president job. i didn't uh, on april 24th of $61000000000.00 military, a package that is by far the biggest of all of them, ukraine's allies and the people, the other countries, the all sending it weapons now small amounts. so these weapons have started to cross over into ukraine, principally the ones that the us hasn't extort, pause the road already in europe, but there's some that are too heavy or logistically difficult to move quickly like a defenses or some military boats, for example. there's also some parts of that military, a package that the us has to procure from its defense industry, but the contracting process. so that's gonna take time. so the weapons arriving the amounts to the full amount of the weapons to, to come to ukraine from the us and also from european allies is going to take months if not even longer than that. so we'll start to make a difference. but the question is, how much of a difference and how quickly um,

well, it does start to come in. well, russia has the advantage about showing you training positions, for example, in some parts of the buddha, by the, of the front line, but at least 7 to one. they took the opportunity now to press home. and that message seems to be re received as an out during that in this offense if that's been expected by ukraine for some time. but it seems like they're still unable to stop it. yeah, absolutely. john, home and reporting from keith. thank you very much. on the russian side of the border, a ukrainian miss sila. tac has killed at least 7 people, an injured 20 others. this is in the city of belgrade. so if you look at this part of an apartment block collapse just a few hours after the blast officer was dorsey jabari joins is from moscow door. so what more can you tell us about this attack? a well thrill this attacked place in the city of belgrade. which is directly across the ukrainian city of car keys and dismiss all

hits this residential compound 3 buildings and at least 6 the apartments were damaged extensively during this attack and people were rushed to hospital during a search and rescue. operation continues. the local officials have said that they believe a number of people to be buried alive under the rubble. they're trying to get those people out. and this was an attack around $1130.00 local time that took place. and really the residents that have been speaking to local news outlets in this compound that live in this compound say they were shock and there was really no time for them to react. they had nowhere to go. this is, of course, not the 1st time we've seen these, this kind of an attack in belgrade region since the war began in 2022. but these attacks are now becoming much more frequent in the region by ukrainian forces my dosage of our reporting for most go. thank you very much. dorsen this time for the

weather now and alpha 0 with adverts and fox. what color is the weather? it has quietened down nicely now across the good parts of the arabian peninsula. still a few showers for the east and i've got to stop it. these are retreating some. what's the weather? clipping. the final so focused on pushing to the north west of indiana, west to lead disturbance. so where to where the following on behind just around the cool cause is pushing it to northern part of air on as we go on into what choose the, from the west to what the just moving across the far north of iraq. but across the right, replace the it is drive warm and sunny. i say, well, we could touch the united celsius here in doha, and choose they often in well satisfied being erased by the cloud and the right. pushing across at east the side of the mediterranean. some shop shop for time, all the way down into 11 on might catch a shower to all the way down into garza, but this will dry up with weather easing over towards the cold. this is once again as a side of course, the pulse of africa with is generally dry. some showers the pushing up,

it's between 5. so maybe even the fall south of ma, these are the seasonal res, doing quite nicely the west to weather will be around. cameroon, good ball and seeing some live the showers over the next couple of days. few shows the for the east, the side of the south africa, but las, you dry now, i can't hear is still a head on this l 0 news. our food is scarce and prices are rising. we'll be looking at the cost of hunger and chad. and in support, the boston celtics, we gain the lead in their n, b a playoff series. we'll have the best selection coming up. that's later this out . the meeting of mine's the tragedy for me, of a democratic solve effort there. it's how quickly we sort of adopted the very told re global, know the intertwining of money and politics campaigner andrew fine state and photographer shock you do on,

on active is on the crisis and gone. so what is happening today is happening on our watch. the news from now they will be people asking, how did you let it have the studio will be on the scripted part one on on disease. the latest news was so intense that this is all, but as a lot of people are digging through debris and twisted metal to find anyone left alive in depth reports the entire gossip population of 2300000 people do not have enough prices. escalating and detailed coverage as well as prime minister relies on foreign ministers to stay in power. they want the raft results to go ahead, define them, and then you all who could be out of office of the

the, you're watching else 0 reminder of our headlines be, is really army is carrying out in 10 strikes in each of all the a refugee camp in northern gaza, it says it wants to prevent from us fighters from regrouping. hundreds of people are seeing the area is really plans are also bombing rough side, southern gods. more than a 150000 palestinians have fled. the violets you in human rights chief is asking for countries to prevent a full scale assault on the area. egypt government has announced that it will now support the lawsuit, filed by south africa, and the international court of justice cairo says the decision is due to the escalating severity and scope of his really attacks against palestinian civilians in augusta voting is now underway in spain's capital in region, the governing separatist party called the early pole after parliament failed to

pass the budget. the pole could re ignite debates about capital in independence and even the stability of the national government. 6 years ago, the regent held a referendum to break away from spain. a move that madrid did not recognize several separate this leaders and now in jail while fugitive party leader carlos pigeon months campaigned from neighboring france houses here as sonya gabriel is covering the cadillac elections for us, you are joining us from barcelona. sonya explain for our viewers who are not familiar with, you know, the whole recent history of catalonia, what is at stake in these elections. but what's at stake really is how far forward and how far it at the current situation, which has been a lessening of tensions between madrid and buffalo and how back can progress. now one of the policies in the running here that's not the full front is the capitalized socialist party. it is be fairly a policy of the policy that is in government in a, in, in madrid. and they say that it is the vision,

one of the remaining within spain and not having a separatist identity is such that is the only successful solution. and the leader of that policy here has also attributed much about success to spain's prime minister federal sun shifts, who he says was responsible for creating that dialogue between the 2 signs that the separatist side, as well as the pro unity side. so if that can come to fruition is that if they get us a when a today, then that means that base thinks that they can try and carry that successful it. however, this is not a vision that the separate just politicians would necessarily agree with. currently you have a left wing, separatist politician who is the president of the region, and he maintains that it is the vision of trying to secure independence at some point in the future, which is going really to try and get cancelled. i need to to become

a really successful place and that pop to independence he's, he says is crucial to that. so all sides, we don't have that in mind. both sides however, rely on each other for support within the parliament. they can't get any support without the backing of the socialist. and the specialist themselves cannot have any success in the national parliament without the support of the surfaces. so they are in essence intertwined. sonya, there's a lot of division within the independence movement. it's not just one party, it's multiple parties, they don't agree with each other on everything. why is that so much like any of the movements that sees itself as a national movement. there are several sides to this as well. that was, that is a spectrum. as it was of political opinions. so the current policy that is leading the government has a president in power in the capital and region is the see now the left wing policy

. they see themselves very much as a progressive movement as a movement which is inclusive in terms of how it sees catalonia as a, as welcoming to, to migrants. and with that, you also have its counterparts. and that is very much c, a in june. the policy that is alleged by pj, the months he's, he's a bit more hard line on those issues as well, and also one, but on immigration, not so much, you know, so, and issues of, of foreign affairs as well. so with that also use of the far right policy as well was using the to the right of us and quite magical. so really it is quite a mixed bag of opinions that you have within this side. all right, so have a good, thank you very much for pulling all those threads together. we'll be crossing back to you throughout the afternoon. tens of thousands of people have rallied in georgia's capital against a proposed law that they say will silence dissent. there are fear is the

legislation could cost georgia. it's bid to join to you mentioned maybe danco reports from the leasing of the this is the largest protest, the csc, this year. thousands of people are saying they don't want condiments to adopt the so called for an agency. some came with guns most as police used to, i guess before. yeah, we have the freedom, you know, our government, they do not respect our wish. you know, they go the way we are not. why can't these this, why we're here? the law would force n g. i was a media receiving at least 20 percent of the funding from abroad to declare themselves as agents of foreign influence. assuming that all was adopted by russia in 2012, the u officials who gave georgia a candidate status in december, save a little as a step in the wrong direction and could in to georgia speed. we are against russian road. well, we don't need to rush, and so we protest this,

and do we want to go to the us? president celebrates that. obviously has promised to veto the law if it passes the 3rd reading and punishment. her brother was among the protest. every time she said that the cdw should do, it's a choice of to georgia and people used to be a rip you described in the did the constitution. georgia's prime minister says the law is necessary for transparency, but he says georgia remains committed to a new membership. separate bills on the website is georgia will become a new member very soon. we are putting all our effort so that in 2030 i'm sure we, we will have your membership, not later. i'm sort of polls show at least 80 percent of georgians once the country to become a member of the you. the size of the country's history went to,

to essentially to visit future things like they will continue coming out until their voice is ha, the houses their families in ukraine will mark mother's day on sunday at a time when there seems to be no end in sight. the rushes wore, the government says at least $31000.00 soldiers have been killed after more than 2 years of conflict. john homan has been speaking to the mothers left behind despite the presence of the flowers, these ukrainian women of his days tough to celebrate. their sons died fighting in the will be at his boy. bloody slough was 2 days show these 28 past day. when he was killed, embody upon the last time we talked to him, was march 18, 2022. you said the words that will stay in my heart for the rest of my life. i have big plans for the future. i want you to know that i don't regret anything. after that, we lost the connection. it's holly,

i helped organize this event in key city who to organization. i'm broke her mom's it brings together those who blow someone wrong son died in the 1st outbreak of possibilities in 2014. i mean why a lot of the we don't have the understanding and support from the community that we'd expect. we lost our relatives and they were afraid to talk to us about it. so we got together and decided to start a community organization and support each other this way. multitudes of now died on both sides and this conflict into the flags is planted here in the hall. the capital is for you craning killed in the course of this will, that's tens of thousands of sons to says provide is that won't be with that family . this mother's day many mothers rule, so a lot because the sons or husbands are at the front. you crying so me desperately.

sure, man, it means that some a subbing for months or years without leave is just tanya. a 3 year old mother and a boy mirror slot. this mother's day is it has been for the last 6 months. you so the value of the income other and how much your kids need you because their father isn't near. there's a need to raise your child right so that she has a memory of her that if she dies, eating and knows where he's, what he's doing in the life. but the memories, at least something to sustain the breed, mothers back of the city. whole heroes never die has become a saying he the problem is the pain. so last john home and how does it keep millions of people in chad or struggling to find enough to eat

because of high food prices? climate change as well as rising energy costs of played a role in creating this crisis. now since there was um, address reports from the capital in jamaica, food in chad has become so expensive that families are forced direction. what they eat as in markets, across the capital produce is plenty, but buyers, i'm not. how are them keep here to see what she could afford? the full, $36.00 us cents would buy you 2 cups of beans, but now that are and it gets you one cop, she says that family must decide between eating 2. i'm use of buying less nutritious for a tray to say that on to play the that we buy from farm is as a high price add to that the cost of transportation because of bad roads. and rising energy costs for prizes was sharply here and tried when neighboring nigeria,

restricted as other factors like high fuel costs, climate change on the presence of hold on 600000. so that is of interest device confusing, of what little pool is about. the united nations agency, save the situation is desperate. we have already too many young people in chubb chub jones. people on the tv on nutrition, it's uh, i think the failed force times in the last decade that we have such, such an issue which 40 and security the next 3 months, which 8 organizations describe us the lean months. i expect it to be the most difficult for people in chide, dependent on food assistance, how many degrees i would use, either farmers and pakistan are facing major losses after the government imported millions of tons of wheat. despite the bumper harvest, it's flooded the markets causing prices to fall from all hide or travel to punch on

province known as pakistan's, bread, basket to speak to farmers. the farmer, the broadcasting across the fine job province. despite projections for the record to harvest this yeah. the government is buying a suite, usually it for kids is around 20 percent of the fall, much growth at a fixed price to stabilize the market and prevent harding this year. it's buying less than hoss that i'm at the we are compelled to protest for our rights as the government has failed to buy all week. and we are left with no other choice, but to burn our parties and not to cultivate again. the government reported $3400000.00 tons of weight at the end of march. industrial experts have criticized the $1000000.00 purchase thing it came at the time when bug is done was running low on foreign exchange reserves and ad receive short term international monetary fund, loan millions of farmers across bog, just on know how resting their weed crops by day why did they may not get

a good price, because what they say is that mismanagement a we import out in the countryside. farmers are working around the truck to finish all rich things. it's manually work and everyone helps out. it has a good to harvard this year, but he's worried about supporting his family member to the chair for the past 6 months. we have been in the fields trying to produce a good crop this year, or even borrowed money for seeds. fertilizer, there's an additional labor, but now we're worried about how to cover these expenses because the government failed to buy or harvest. from the fees though, we discount supported the state run storage facilities. the fall of last year is harvest and import. the governments. it is doing is best to support pharmacy and even though you cannot get targeted limited, but they're going to be with the government that's trying to compensate every farm and with the little they kind of because they do not have enough resources to buy

the ones that we produce, however, to fall much complain they have to wait for weeks to sell their produce. and the loss from the we've been waiting at the store to associate for about 15 days. waiting for our turn. there is no hope on the humiliation from the authorities to start our hard work to earn a decent living for our children. agriculture it goes for about 20 percent of the annual g d p. many here attempting to stop forming weak. if the government doesn't stop imports and compensate them for all of that produce, which could have long term implications for folks that killed a gate come on, i just need all here to pull her up and drop programs and focused on the india is general election, has reached the halfway point, it's a 7 phase election process which lasts more than 6 weeks. nearly

a 1000000000 people are eligible to take part. the indian government has failed to get visas to alpha 0 as correspondence to cover this. so we are reporting on the selection from outside and the country comes i'm a how that report what's the name of the. 6 it's the huff we mark, india suite long, 7 face general election. tens of millions of people have been voting since last month. and the candidates competing for every vote political and then the c panel will be crucial in this election. we have turn out which is lower than last time. i'm north and what was expected in the north, south, west, east of the country. don't seem to be overwhelmingly enthusiastic to bring mr. body back to power in an act of, you know, pop with the acclamation. prime minister, not in the moody is seeking a fed 5 yet mean office. he's going up against a condition the lions made up of 16 parties. due position has accused moody

resulting to hit speech against muslims in state of focusing on the issues facing voters in order to appease to he's in too much space if they do some but the but by law, the god. what's helamano? moody who quoted slips into straight disconnect, complained. read the nice deposition you call some undersea moody is trying to divide the electric to stay in power corporate price. this will be calling me india for this coming man. and we kind of get away from it to mr. what would the has to have sort of, has the honest as to the problems he did? and this is the consequence is drawing each crowds wherever he goes. and he remains definitive twins because it is to be a very popular figure. and if you compare with him, any of the political lead the him of the opposition group,

there will be no match. in fact, the 4th phase of voting starts on monday. and that meant to 6 members of funding and the results expected in june falls hams. and we just need a reminder again of union government has not granted visas to office. the rest are our list. so we're covering the election from outside the country. training to china now where heavy rains have triggered floods in landslides and its southern region. the streets have been flooded. vehicles have been submerged. this is the city of jingo, roads have been blocked where emergency teams were trying to clear away the debris . maureen is expected in the coming days, and people in northern afghanistan are burying their dead after flash floods killed at least $315.00 people. emergency teams are still struggling to reach the worst effected areas with bridges and roads destroyed. thousands of homes have also been damaged or destroyed and valuable life stuff washed away. char and the charity save

the children has warned. afghanistan is one of the hardest hit nations by climate change. laws which we have no food, no drinking water, and no shelter, and no blankets, nothing. the floods have destroyed everything out of $42.00 houses, only around 3, remain the plots destroyed the entire valley. the rescue workers in southern brazil are working through the torrential rain to search for survivors off the last weeks . devastating floods at least a 136 people have died in the state of rio grande to so thousands have fled their homes. but many and poor areas are still stranded. alexander empty, se has the story. people displaced by unprecedented reigns keep arriving in shelters in the southern brazilian city of boston. negative had left on my child, the was searching for his missing parents when he got stranded. they rescued me by boat. i called out to them. they stopped took me in and brought me here. i was so

they will come me well. they gave me clothes 5 on fine. oh, so it does say more than a 100 people remain missing across the state of video get and they, the suited air force has been deployed to drop loads of a in isolated communities. but saturday brought more rain further complicating the already difficult operations problem. with this, this isn't the things there's an issue. many people see rain and not afraid. we understand people's fear. they know that when it rains, the water rises even more. and it's not only people volunteers and rescuers are also bringing hundreds of animals to safety. these dogs come from the micah neighborhood, the owners were asking for help. we check them up here. first we trunk, realize them, then we see if they need medical care or if they need to go to shelter. many people help by offering a ride, and many of it turn ariens are helping to deliver stating floods of also affected

parts of neighboring route. why more than 2000 people have been displaced? there said the guy i was here and the group started to overflow and when it overflowed, i had to leave. we took what we could do for them and we put the mattresses on top of the tables, back in brazil to read the say more rain is expected over the weekend, promising more may him in what is already one of the worst climate disasters in the country in decades, i'll send them via the address here, a still a head on alpha 0 site seeing with a difference to sky divers, get a unique look at our bridge in london. oh, that's coming up in support with far the brian as well. um, once it gets too soon to know if this new car and see the ball we called was big

will make a difference to his daddy like like millions of other people living in a country with one of the highest deflation rates in the world. he wants to bobby's economy to improve physic, replaced this and bobby and donna and his that i go to says and foreign currencies . commodities such as input, you tease, rent and fuel a paid with us donors. that means and bobby, and still have to change the the police to being the racing eagle. many changes operating without a license undermining the new car. and the government need is one people to change and many of them always back and not many here. haven't seen the zip notes yet. people are buying and selling mainly in us dollars. they say over the years, it's the most stable that's involved with money and use the currency doesn't these value rapids that could change the

type of support with far as males are 0. thank you so much. it's a huge day and the prime really title race 2nd place our slow face a tricky test, a way to match with united and a few hours time. the gun is currently set 2 points below leaders, man city with both clubs, having 2 games left to play. 29 points, however, a separate the gunners from their sunday opponents. but mikhail are tied to a side note that united beat them at old trafford last season. so that is you want to win the permit and the trophies you have to go to these rounds and impose yourself and beat them. and that's the during that we are in and that's for sure with, and i've tried to launch on how we had a close. so be careful what we need to throw fee in our hands on then we've done it

and it has to be, it has to be a reality of the moment is is what we're chasing for city lead arsenal. thanks to a 4 meal victory. a way to full and come for the only side or listen to when a 4th street detail titles. your next game is way to talk them on a she said in a row of the real madrid team, along with tens of thousands of their fans, have been celebrating their latest spanish lead to when rout claims to the championship last week. for games left in the season, carla went to on the side one for now against granada on saturday to extend their on the one to 29 games round will take on germany's for us here. don't miss in the champions league final on. she's all dorman, seems to be suffering from quite the champions league. hang over after booking their fun file. shocking error from the keeper. now be it not there may 1 confound it is 3. no loss of weight that result doesn't matter too much, though jeremy's impressive showing in europe means the point is like

a top 5 qualify for next seasons champions leave endorsement will finish and at least we will massey's inter miami team, montreal for their 5th street and major league soccer when we, we, suarez gall, this 11th goal of the season. you tell me just a 3rd player and m. o is the street is for a house in the 1st 800 minutes of the season. benjamin class. she needed to give miami the lease, especially play the entire game, but sales is for miami, going on still the 3 to victories, sending the on the $1.00 to $7.00 matches in our competition. that's what christian been taking his board. his 2nd half the price of the season reduce the united from elizabeth players efforts helping it seems silly free to win over out of land from united benchmark is 11 am always close to season means he's leveled with miami's luis flores as well. the top 10 is well, number one, no got junk of inches in 3rd round action up the italian opened the survey in his way to forward. however, he after being accidentally hit on the head by

a fans water bottle as he left the court. finally, his last match document, just plain alejandro. it's a below of chile and it's not going very well for the 24 time grand slam champion of this last the 1st 10. 67 of the system has lost his temper after the very 1st game of his 2nd round match against young leonard, strong and well. number 8, did eventually regain his composure, went on to win the contest, industry. top seeds of boston, celtics bounce back to retain control with their n b, a playoff series against the cleveland cavaliers. the celtics crushed by 24 points in b. c. they looked like a completely different feeling this time round. jason's hate them in jail in brown shot and vines at the score of 61 to the boston for the 196 to 93 wrote when the now lead the 2nd round series to one day for as in cleveland, on monday to put it all over in the western conference hosting dallas mavericks edge, oklahoma city center 105 to 101 in the free c. j. washington,

top square from now to $27.00. kylie irving had a link says was 20 to dallas. now leave the series to one thing for will also be i don't think it's so much about proving anything i believe is just put in the basketball game in perspective. i think josh hart had a tremendous quote, where he talked about, you know, people having 12 hour shifts and we get to go out there and play a game that we love. and, you know, i think that was like, right. the nail right on the head for a lot of us and the way we feel that doesn't take away from our competitive spirit and what we want to accomplish as you know, legacy members of the m. b, a, a caroline, a hurricane live to fight another day. and the nfl sound like a play also say beat new york rangers for 3 to avoid the clean sweep is a lift to become an easy 15 in history to rally from the readings down to when a playoff series only when 3 more games enter rather than an over in denver,

a dial star seed, colorado avalanche for one through 2nd, winning row puts and she went ahead overall and there western companies from finals . it's 1st thing to for that was the only dodgers pulled show we have autonomy out of the were their latest game because of tightness in his back. but luckily for them didn't matter too much with bases loaded, toaster hernandez smashed a one for grand slam. i helped him to a find nothing when of san diego padres, the dodgers of 28 to their last 9 games for those funny is likely to sit out the next one with the baptist ro, mcelroy is just one shot back heading into the final round of the wells fargo championship, these fans in north carolina had a pretty good view um, as mcelroy posted a for under par around the 67 in northern heisman has won this tournament 3 times

before and hasn't dropped his shots since thursday. he's close the gap on liter sanders, softly who could only manage a one under 70. both players are listening together went ahead of the p g championship. second nature of the year starts on thursday. and finally, check up these incredible pictures and the size of we're logged in to austrian sky divers jumped out of a helicopter at 3000 feet when we see event facing the cities famous tower race. something which surprisingly has not been done before. marco 1st and marco walton spiel for traveling at 250 kilometers an hour. they had train using cranes to simulate. the dimensions was incredible. that is i used for it for now back to you 0. all right, far, thank you so much that does it for this news hour, we're going to take a very short break and i will be back at the top of the hour, some 2 minutes with another round up in your world news to see what else is here the

this is the 1st genocide, that's me see the real time. it's the victims themselves. there's a disconnect between what we are witnessing on social media versus what we're seeing on mainstream. it is always an attempt to frame as to side of them, but there is no 2 sides to this. the western media does have a western bias. understand what they are looking and raise. the listening post covers how the news is covered. palestinians who are expelled from there and then in the neck of 1948 still don't have the rights of return today is that the land was extorted and settlements were built. 20 houses 0 worlds, goes back with young, good old palestinians to re discover their ancestral homes. why doesn't my grandparents stay here? why aren't i here? returned to palestine on al jazeera.

this is a front line where there is little life after more than half a year of hostilities that began when hezbollah opened up a front to help its allies from us. in casa, we are traveling with members of the united nations peacekeeping force, their own patrol, with lebanon's army. we are here to support them these government to take control of the situation, but the army is not the dominant force here. has the law has a strong presence even before this late, this confrontation, nearly 100000 lebanese, have left their homes and livelihoods. it's a similar situation on the other side of the border, who says the cost of or official a loss that are already in the billions of dollars. although the concept is still large and contained and confined to the, for the region, has been lost as the conflict won't end until there's a ceasefire in casa, but possibly not even then. because as well as threatening

a wider war if border security doesn't improve or the serious battles throughout jamalia, northern gaza, between these really forces and palestinian fighters, the 7 months of war and more than 35000 palestinians killed. now evacuation orders are in place forcing more than $300000.00 to flee parts of rough or the time. so that is good to have you with us. this is elva 0. live from the also coming up for 1000 people. we.