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next 60 minutes. a 2nd earthquake strike southeastern, to kia hours after one kills more than $1800.00 people across the region. rescue teams inter kia and syria, her searching through piles of rubble for survivors. more than 800 people had been killed in syria. hospitals treating the injured, they're overwhelmed. we, as everyone watching us and hearing us, we need help. we need everything. everything in every, in each area, we need bits cuz q in other news, hong kong, largest national security trial gets underway. pro democracy activists are accused of trying to topple the government. i'm gonna get shaft, go with the sport as much city face a possible points to duction up to the premier league. jesus the cub of breaking financial roles more than $100.00 times. ah,

welcome to the news i. we begin with what's being described as turkey as largest disaster in more than 80 years. a powerful quake shook the southeastern region of passive chic, just hours later, a 2nd one struck in the southern city of corolla mara's the 1st quake, which was a magnitude $7.00 was also felt in syria and produced many after she box. the trauma hit a little after 4 o'clock in the morning local time, but it brought down hundreds of buildings into kia and syria. day broke rescues scramble to find survivors. those efforts are ongoing inter kia, more than a 1000 people are dead. the death toll in syria is now above $800.00 hospitals. they're struggling to treat the injured people in cyprus and lebanon, also felt the quake. while we have reporters in a stumble and bay root will be speaking to them shortly. but 1st, this report from mohammed vall, the aftermath of one of the most powerful earthquakes to try to keep in yes. rescue

work as digging through piles of deputy in sets of providers. scenes of destruction spread across at least 10 cities in south eastern anatolia, thousands of homes have been leveled. the death tom keeps pricing and harsh with the with it is making rescue efforts more difficult to use the s 4 level disasters by the turkish disaster. also the t means and it's international disaster information level disaster is calling for international health rescue operations have already started and we are in contact with every concerned party in disregard. we have also received information of so many countries that are ready to help. we have requested medical supplies and medical equipment need, but inferior has also been hit hard the regions of lippo hammer and le takia among

the worst affected abuse because you can come in, civilian buildings have completely been destroyed due to an earthquake that hit the northwest of syria, around 4 30 in the morning. the situation is dire and catastrophic. tens of buildings have fallen in the city of sel. kin. it's complete electrical blackout. it's really catastrophic. everyone is on the streets. the buildings are either destroyed or barely holding here. 30 seats on top of major seismic fault life and is frequently shaken by earthquakes. about 18000 people were killed in quakes that hit the north west in 1999. with a history of such natural disasters. many are asking why the country hasn't been propelled turkey and syria while the hardest hit. but the quake was also thumped for wild, eastern mediterranean, including lebanon, fibrous palestine, israel,

and the far away of egypt had one or $20.00. this is the moment a building collapsed in the turkish city of my latter. it's one of several cities that felt after shocks. there have been more than a 100 calls. the extensive damage of wallace clay come join us in casino correspondent, monitoring development forth from turkeys, is stumble, city that's just begin with this 2nd huge quake. it comes in the wake, obviously of the 1st one earlier in the morning. yes, it's nearly the same magnitude in a different district though the same, so call her mom or as apparently the full lines on the car. her mom are are still very active. and there had been after shocks following the 1st earthquake, but the 2nd one is a separate one at different earthquake that the turkish people were able to witness when turkish broadcasters were streaming from the area alive. so at 1st everybody

thought it was an after shop, but then as the disaster management agency, and now it was a different one. and we are, is form to the earthquake says the expert said there, it's an intersection of 4 major cracks. 4 major full mines which have been triggered during the mornings, a shake and everybody's scared right now. some people and experts are afraid of any further new earthquakes, a little side, the aftershocks, that's why people are outside and the situation is through these authors shocks and earthquakes. the situation is getting dire and more tragic right now. so consider thanks very much for the update. now

he took his present address, the nation. he told people the government is doing all it can to provide help to seal all the good news that billy did it in the turkish armed forces and emergency and disaster authority have been called to the effect of areas. our priority is to rescue those needs about 9000 people working now in the rescue with it's who said in regards to international help and we had contact with other countries in addition to nicer and that there are $45.00 countries that have offered their home the 2 pictures of turkey's justice minister having arrived in part of one of the disaster areas. of course, he's obviously looking at the damage that's being caused in the cities and 10 provinces or 10 governments as they call them and how the emergency services are trying to cope with not only a rescue operation, but also aid operation. that same time as much of the infrastructure in this

southeastern part of turkey has been demolished while at the white house, the national security advisor drake sullivan said the yours is profoundly concerned . i think that washington stands ready to provide assistance. he said the president biden had directed usaid and other federal government partners to assess response options to help those effected and the u. s. will continue to monitor the situation and coordination with the government of turkey or the ear is also sending rescue teams. european commission present live on the land of the blocks members stop by and are in full solidarity with the people who are kia and syria will continue helping in any way that they can whistles that joins me now. from his stumble, russell, you be monitoring events across the country. your in istanbul does tell us where you are right now. what's going on behind you while lamb at an exhibition center in a unique up district, an estimate. so this exhibition center was built 2 horse day seminars,

conference and conferences, and political a gatherings i've ever today. it has been turned into an aide gathering center so early today. the one span or 2 of his stumble, has called on people to gather all the essentials that are most needed in the affected areas in the cities that have been hit by the earthquake. and now people have respond that, that call, and now we can see that people are gathering that heaters claude's cause diapers, foods and all of the other essentials that are really desperately needed in their cities in particularly southeast, in those cities. in, in, in turkey. this stuff i've been packed and done by the they are being loaded to the trucks to be sent to the cities such as the ard, about good mallets. yeah. would for guys, the aunt of and are done are so that the corner that have just talked to the

coordinator or does it when he said that now people are more and more together in that. and then once the pallet in a stumble, harris published several other that 8 gathered incentives across is stumble. so these are quite important and particularly considered in the extreme weather conditions. now in turkey, people really nice warm clothes, the heaters, the food to diapers. and so what and this people are here to house that people that are in a very much dire need. of course, the public response. i oversee a gaining traction after the president obviously took to the airwaves early re day . and of course, is all happening with the pressure of an upcoming election, where politicians from across the spectrum will under be under the spotlight now in terms of the type of help and aid and advice they can give to the quick victims. absolutely though it so did this,

this earthquake has came in and is coming in very delicate time, particularly for the government and for the opposition. so this is the 2nd largest earthquake in the last 100 year in the company. the, the largest one happened in 1929 in the province or as engine that killed thousands . and now the numbers are almost getting to the equal level. we're not talking about hands. hundreds, they're now talking about hot towels. and so, more than 1000 people that more than 5000 people injured and almost around 2000 buildings, complete the cold laps and the numbers are, the figures are going higher and higher. so in to the mom's turkey is going to hold a general election, which is going to decide about who will, which party is going to form the majority into parliament. and also who's going to be the next president of the country. all the experts here are seeing that these earthquake is ramping up. a huge pressure for prisoner one and he's government, and most probably he's going to face the most difficult election throughout his

political carrier. and the pools are showing that almost his a $5050.00 winning, and losing. so for the 1st stifle prisoner to go on the chance of losing his real. however, the government, seeing that the have deployed or to mobilize all the means and the capacity incapability of the state now, and not only the governmental organizations, but also they have court on the civil society on different foundations that agrees did that, did that, that, that, that that the rescue teams and also the medical games to, to be present in that cities. however, there are also some of the criticism that they are seeing that the government did not abide by the rules by the laws. and the bills that passed in the turkish parliament after the da da da major not quick in 1999 that killed thousands of people. and they said that the buildings were collapsed to day. a did not pass the earthquake test. however, somehow the government was not quick enough to to just demolish them onto the

console. so it is quite difficult for the government because we're talking about tan cities, and many of them are the major cities are then has more than 2000000 people. and also garcia aren't there would far more than $2000000.00 population. and one of our, the important aspect of this earthquake is that don't think is happening in many, in some major kurdish cities. and during dizzy election, the current is waters are going to be a key player in terms of the tournament and who is going to win and lose. so president ad one and he's gotten with his definitely be careful here to deliver properly. but on the other hand, any shortcoming, any failure could cost him and his garment dearly. so dot position also is trying to seize this opportunity and opposition leaders to they have. they have released a joint statement saying that today is that they are solidarity and unity. so as i said, just in less than 2 months took you going to hold one of the most critical election

according to many. it is the most important elections globally that that's going to take place in 2023, wrestles other and it's tumble forest. thank you. our producer and without kitty jones, me now on the phone from garcia into her am and good, happy with you. good. have you with us all on the phone. just tell her exactly where you are in gaussian tap and what you're seeing right now. i'm right now in guys i'm one of the main streets in and district areas cold. shaheen bay it's, it's kind the, was damaged by this era quick and since the weekend. so now that you see like hundreds and thousands of cars just only in and out the streets, people don't know where they are going actually. but we just moved to buy some breads for the kids. and we spend over than one hour just standing in the line to get 5 pieces of bread that's mean like people spanish. like what did they want to do where they want to go? they don't know. now the street that i'm standing in there is

a dozen of call is just waiting in the line in front of a gas station. they want to fill up the cause and they really don't know where they want to go. but what, what they should do, nobody knows we are based right now in one of the mosques, me and family, my mother, my father, and my kids on the after shocks as may cause, at least like we just like crazy. like we phillips, we try to run and it's, and we feel like we try to run and it's, and, but the 2nd law just both quick, i won't call it off the trucks because it's coming like 7.8. it's similar to the 1st one. it's make us all crazy, like we start running like crazy and you can see hundreds of people inside the mouth. they just want to survive by their life. so in terms of the emergency services and the authorities, what sort of state aid or help you seeing at all is the military. there

are a sol, society agencies that are age groups there. do you see anybody there to help you? i mean, so far we couldn't see any, much of aid tells, coming toward our areas as we don't have much destroyed, done damage is building, but we've seen many heading around us, especially the electricity and the gas company, which they are just running to turn off some of the fires with 3 stop after the 2nd earth, which i'm from our side, like you can see many people just need more food, more blankets, more people start online and standing outside the street. they don't feel safe, even inside a mosque or whatever. it's been like a government building, they don't feel safe, they just standing outside in the snow and it's now under the 0. it's too cold, like i'm talking to you and i'm shaking. it's really too cold outside. you talked

about your children just a few moments ago. i mean, what have you been telling them about what's going on and perhaps, or even asking questions about why they can't leave? i mean, they've been asking these questions since they woke up at 4.12 at the beginning of that quick, what's happening? why is this happening and i'm trying to explain to them in a way that they don't make them feel that's not make them feel panic when the 2nd one is coming. because we all know that. 2 that the 1st week we will have done this is off after shots and they start to feel it like really feel it and scared out there's like they called me like daddy, it's coming. do we run the we stay? what should we do? is it like just fits? it's not coming as the biggest one that's come on like that only it's come like the 2nd one was to lot like it's make us really like i just handed both of them with each time and i start running over the stairs. i forget my mom,

i forget my wife. i don't know what to do. i forget myself. i just hold the 2 kids i'm putting outside and all we can get you to stay safe for the moment. obviously, very difficult for you and the rest of the community in ghazi and watching pictures of the rescue efforts. and we will, of course, continue to keep in touch with you. thanks so much. well, this is what's left of the syrian village of this near in italy, syria, like we mentioned, more than 800 people have died in the country. the 8 operations incredibly different across the earthquake zone. it's hit not only dear, but kia and se turkey, but in syria areas like hummer. lab, kia, aleppo, thomas tartarus, have also been effected. damascus is issued also states emergency and parts of those areas. but also these are rebel held areas. the civil war continues in syria,

and the government itself has kept quiet in damascus as to exactly how they are going to approach the aid effort. the search and rescue effort in the quake zone. most of the a that comes into northern syria into those rebel held areas come through turkey, the calls take you will be looking for its own people. so people, it, we've been talking to in syria and northern syria, earlier in the algae is there a day? i've been questioning what sort of a will come through those particular checkpoints and how much of it because they obviously need it straight away. the international community is offered aid to us, the e u various islamic countries, but it's getting the aide into these areas that will be the biggest task, not only just for turkey, but for the agencies that are trying to how we do know from the syrian a civil defense teams at the disaster zone that has actually covered killed hundreds. the exact number is still very fluid. as you can imagine,

the death toll will increase as rubble. and de barry is removed from these areas where rescue is can actually try and get to the quake zone. we know that rescue teams with search dogs or flying into turkey unless they get there. obviously they will start work. 72 are gold and our period is what is described as the period of time require to try and find people alive. it is intensely cold in northern syria and southern turkey right now, as you saw in those pictures. not just those, but when you speak to emmett snow is covering the floor, the temperatures at night reach minus numbers. so of the something that we're keeping a very close on considering we've had a 2nd quake which has been nearly as big as the 1st one earlier on monday morning and has affected a large area of the 10 governance. so really dramatic pictures are that you can see

here on out there. let's bring in nevada correspondent in level talks to me from beirut say, now obviously we can see the pictures. we can see the devastation you reported force from northern syria and the impact that just civil war has had on the rebel held areas such. i mean, what are your context telling you about the impact of the quake where they are? well this was already a vulnerable region before the latest disaster struck millions of people are displaced, many of them live intense. a lot of them are homeless. as you mentioned, there is called freezing temperatures. rescue teams are struggling or struggling to find survivors. underneath the rubble, buildings have collapsed across cities and towns and a number of, of provinces in the north of syria, not just in rebel controlled areas, but in government controlled areas as well as the death toll isn't as close to 800

and many fear it will only rise in the coming hours and days ahead because rescue teams are saying without the proper machinery without the proper international help . it's not going to be easy for us to sift through that the rubble. and even though many of these volunteers have been trained after years of war, airstrikes, artillery shelling, we've seen the images of collapse buildings in the past. but nothing like this and nothing on this scale. and this area as well, lacks hospitals health care facilities. because during the war they were targeted by the syrian government and their allies. so there are appeals for medicine, for doctors, for food emergency assistance. and there's also appeals to open roots so that aid can actually read, reaches the people in need. and throughout the year, as the syrian government has used aid as a weapon of war. right now, it's going to be very difficult to bring in aid from turkey out because of the

disaster there. because the roots leading to syria, you know, as, as are also a disaster zone. so they're going to have to rely on which from government controlled areas. so a very desperate situation on the ground and people are really fearing the worst is yet to come and approach. as you say, the politics of trying to get aiden has always been very difficult to me. just talk us through where a does come in to that region and how difficult it's going to be considering not just the logistics, the politics, but also the weather at this time of the year. yes, a severe storm heading, the whole region, snow rainfall. what agency, international agencies are calling for an hour to open those routes so that aid can be delivered not just from government control territory, like i mentioned, they've used it as a weapon of war every 6 months. the united nations security council has to vote to renew a mandate for this cross border aid delivery. and every 6 months of russia and ally

of the syrian government threatens to prevent aid from reaching opposition, controlled areas from outside government controlled areas. so people are really struggling, this is a nation already on its knees. are poverty, 80 percent, if not 90 percent of people live below the poverty line. and i'm not just talking about areas under the control of the opposition. even an regime controlled area as this is a cash strapped, a state that lacks the resources in order to deal with an emergency like this to deal with a disaster like this and recent weeks, we have seen that local currency collapse. so an all time low and we've heard international organizations say that they're short of donor funding, they need more money in order to feed the syrian people. so already the majority of the people of this country were struggling to find food on the table. now we're talking about many people who are left homeless, many people who are unable to be treated in hospitals because of the lack of

equipment, the lack of doctors. and the lack of medicine said a whole to for us in beirut, thanks very much for the update. it's mila. is a volunteer with the white helmet since or is it live province? he says hospitals are struggling to cope with large numbers of wounded people. the medical sector already in west or north where it's project, it's hosted by the bomb being by that of station by the g. many hospitals, many doctors were killed by the palm, big, and the best time that we were suffering from the pandemic covey and after and after. now the medical sector cannot handle. all of those ensure cannot receive all those injured. we need shelter for those who lost their houses. we need like maybe food gets for those who will be sleeping now. our doors maybe, and we need even drink water for those who are now the,

the bright from the private, from their houses by the earth, with those people who are under the robot who are beneath our level of course, northwest in each city, each village they need a cubit and actually we need our a cube and our rule an hour. it's not enough to handle this gets us trophy. it's not enough. we calling we and we calling and we seeing that northwest syria is just her. it needs help from everyone. we need like a cube met and everything that we can support us to help our people and save our people. while i'm a foster is the spokesman for the norwegian refugee council surrey office josefina from the syrian capital masters kentucky with us on the program. ms. foster, we just begin with your assessment so far, the situation and what your teams are telling you. sure why that already. and then mentioned the situation in syria as extremely dire. and search and rescue

mission is ongoing, but what we know so far there are a 100000 and injured and many are still missing and people are under a collapse buildings we're hearing the medical and system is entirely overwhelmed. they're trying to send people to different hospitals, but there is no capacity. and people are out in the street. they're afraid to go back into their homes because they're afraid that buildings are going to collapse. and even in around the capital following the aftershock, people have been evacuated from their offices and or to get to return. ok. i also back those. okay. i just expand on this because obviously you're talking to your teams on the ground. what are they able to do in terms of helping those that have survived all those that are injured? if the actual health infrastructure in those quake areas has been, you might say, demolished or is it in purple?

so before the started the practice already the health system was entirely overwhelmed due to the damage that happened during the, during the crisis. so already homeless or didn't have the capacity to meet the needs of the population. anyway, i think about 40 percent of health. they're not functional until they do not have the, the tools and their qualified staff to be able to provide assistance before this earthquake. let's go and after so and are currently is on the ground trying to assess the needs and is responding in any way that we can immediately before the rest of the humanitarian architecture kind of is able to coordinate. so we are trying to provide immediate, lifesaving assistance that includes food and water and winter clothing, as has already been mentioned. the weather is extremely dire in syria just now, and it's currently very wet and rainy and is likely to get colder in the coming days. how is an organization to communicate the needs and the assistance that you want to provide to your aid partners outside of the quake zone and to national

governments? because obviously help is being offered, but it has to be coordinated and, and for the viewer. i'll be wondering how when the government in the west says yes, we got to send so much aid. how does it get to you and how quickly does it get to you? i mean, it depends on depends on the, on the situation, but it does come to us very quickly and how we coordinate is that the humanitarian instructor is obviously built to, to respond to emergencies and all around the world all the time. so we have the systems set up and in place to coordinate and to scale up extremely quickly. so already within a couple of hours of the emergency, we're already able to coordinate with other actors and start being able to arrange like how we can affect the needs and ensure that we don't duplicate effort and foster from the norwegian refugee council. thanks so much for joining us from damascus. thank you. well, i me, toll is yes, rob mckelly join us here in the studio because of the weather is the big issue,

isn't it about this rescue operation. it is wrong time. the for the cause i've got a sensitive good. do you think the worst of the storm is just the north of the major rescue area? these are current conditions. we've got snow falling in ankara, but from being goal gaussian definitely if it's rain shows better than snow, it's just not quite is called b. c. the temperatures right there. they are cold mainly a little bit further. no, i think they may end up being the worst of it though. it's conditions typically on the ground. we've got these shots from yesterday. this is justin norman, syria. there are other snowy or wes already so the conditions are pretty for to start with. now the rest of the day we see these, the storm, santi wants the wind, they wind around somewhere in the, in the middle of east and turkeys range, the soft snow. the north of the whole lot is wandering up and disappearing in that direction. so the weather wise point of view of rain and snow is slowly improving position. but even during tonight you're going to find snow lost over much of the area and temperatures dropped down below freezing. that's of course the dangerous

bit touches down below freezing during tomorrow. as the snow slowly moves away, the subtle be rather more evidence, most and temperatures will come up and the window become lighter, which in itself is something of a problem. because light winds tend to use cold nights for the care. tuesday, wednesday intensity, slower improvement. it starts very tomorrow, but look at the temperatures overnight the low by day, this might be high, but the sun is in the sky. and i think that's probably positive news once we get to that position. and the attempt has on tuesday night, once we get beyond that before classes, generally a fine one by day, but still a cold one by night. so where may be halfway through it. so, and the worst is probably a policy by now, but a bit further north tempt, though, the thing to worry back over night. rob, thanks so much for the update. well still head here on al jazeera is ready false is re to refugee camp in the occupied west bank killing at least 5 palestinians. we report from jericho and tens of thousands free the home to the democratic republic of congo. following an escalation in attacks by the end $23.00 armed group and

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southeast inter kia and lasted a minute causing hundreds of buildings to collapse. rescue efforts on going to break also shook syria where the death toll is a puts of 800 people. hospitals are struggling to treat the injured 5 percent 11 and also felt the quake. millerio i stay shown the phone to kareem kinney, who's the head of the turkish red cross to describe the harsh conditions, rescue operations of facing the 2nd. independent earthquake, not up to shogun, independent coast quick during our risk activities here, the region as well. so it's really, it had the conditions we are working on in terms of whether the show and the independence, strong earthquakes. we are witnessing. and of course, just tell us what sort of aid is required right now, because obviously you're assessing the needs of the 1st aid is the 1st responders

that are trying to get to those that have been injured. actually offered to turkish disaster directory to mobilize the rescue teams from different provinces to the effect of the region. so cation, it's good, isn't that as well? i appreciate those policies. gender is needed to reach many other engineers also deploy to the risk that you sent to the effective regions almost 10 provinces been effective, but we need international rescue capacity. so it is asked for level international health requires and we are also keeping touch, which is rota. international societies as well over the wasn't nowadays urgently we need to ask a couple city there, but the shelter nutrition health as well. so i think force

8 to the effect of population and medical rescue team says, well that the field collaboration with the local house, south carolina, can i just jump in there very quickly? because we do know the internationally international office of help from united states, germany in the you have been made, but turkey is no stranger. is it as all you to quakes in your country? so how has turkey itself been preparing for the next big earthquake? there is an infrastructure in places that knows. yeah, we have warehouses. we have events, range certified rescue teams. we have a directory central director, michelle. don't know if we made a strong response capacity, but this is a divide area. the 2nd independent earthquake heat.

this dimension will things as well. let's bring in some of the days other top stories, at least 5 palestinians have been killed by israeli forces during a raid near the city of jericho, the occupied westbank israeli forces stormy kubat jabbar camp on monday morning. several people were arrested including a senior, how much official needed abraham is in jericho and a de blockades on jericho. here in the occupied west bank ended with the killing of 5 palestinians, at least in the room behind me. here. it took hours for palestinians to even know how many palestinians were killed in the gun fight that took place between the palestinian forces. and these really forces because the israeli forces took the bodies with them after they left the scene. now this has been the 2nd exchange of fire between palestinian fighters and israeli forces here in jericho. and it comes after israeli forces said that 2 of those who were killed amongst the 5 committed

shooting attack near and then you get as really supplement nearby. why the shooting left new injuries here in jacob was a very deadly scene here. and it seems like israel doesn't want this. he nor you that we've seen in this and gene where we've seen armed palestinian group fighting . israel is really not interested in seeing that scenario. extending and expanding here in jericho as well. while tens of thousands of people have fled their homes and eastern democratic republic of congo after renewed attacks by the n 23 armed group. rwanda, this accused of backing the rebels, but its government denies. that mal web has moved from the village of king eric and dia shimmy. a says he couldn't bury his 78 year old mother after she was hacked to death with machetes. fighters from the n 23 on group attacked his village

last week in eastern democratic republic of congo. new i live, i move in to my mom left home to go and farm and suddenly the n 23 appeared and killed her little brother. witness. it came to tell us we didn't go there because we feel it. if the killing an old woman, then they'll be killing young people like us as well. and throw a few more eric's among tens of thousands of people who fled their homes in recent days. this camp on the outskirts of the city of goma, new home. we went up into the hills to see where they come from. we accompanied an army general who was visiting commanders near the front line. most of the people that live around here have fled. the homes and the shops are empty. they've been taken over by soldiers who turn this village into a base. and here they are looking at cross their enemy on that distant hillside.

the slopes here, a steep terrain makes it very difficult for anyone to attack or defend the armies last waves of territory to n. 23. in the last 4 months. many conquer liza questioning why the government hasn't done more to supported forces and 20 threes rapidly grown stronger. denies committing atrocities that it frequently accused of its fighters carry one than army equipment and rondon soldiers have been photographed among them one to deny supporting them them in twice as she does not m 23 it's the one the army and you should know that 23 is not only with through one army, but it's also supported by other groups operating that in congo. and this by you and investigators writes groups and residents all say congos forces have collaborated with armed groups to fight against them. 23 congos government denies

it. when the accused congo of hiring foreign mercenaries, congress governments has its hired form of french soldiers. as military instructors, we need some instruct all and i think with those who are working with them, it's a group of what we call in france leisure in the enjoy tarzan the lama phase. the, when know, they come to give some instruction to our military simple. further up in these hills, a colton mines and vast sums for whoever controls them. the people who lived here farming the slopes and now camped in the valleys, hoping somebody will bring them food. there's been conflict here on and off since the 1990s. now it's intensifying once again. malcolm web al jazeera, kinky democratic republic has called a the group of problem pro democracy supporters on trial in hong kong. it's the largest beheld under the controversial national security. lauren posed by china.

the defendants include legislators and community workers who are arrested 2 years ago and charged with conspiracy to commit succession. the charges are linked to their roles in an unofficial primary election held in 2020, which of kimber has moved from hong kong. well, this is certainly a big deal for hong kong. there's really not being a problem. i try to like this for the last 2 years under so many cobit 19 restrictions that we have some of the most high profile democracy, activists in hong kong standing trial across the cross section of society for young activists is a very well known internationally, like joshua wong, through to form a law makers and well known legal scott as you can see behind me, this school is a police outside the building, marshalling the tendency from what is actually quite a large number of activists to come out despite previously facing bands on gathering. because of cobit 19 rules, there is now people waving union jack blacks behind me. there's a long queue of people sneaking around the courthouse. now. the co 19 rules have

been somewhat east in hong kong, is an opportunity people to come out and show their voice again in this a sense of anticipation about this trial. because many of those arrested have been detained for the entire period since the arrest was made 2 years ago. and so have not been seen or heard from since during a time when most of his democracy activism in the city has effectively closed up completely after the major political reforms that have taken place in thinking has confirmed a secondly and found flying over latin america. it's also chinese, this comes after the us shot down a suspected chinese spy balloon on saturday afternoon, sloane over the country for days, katrina, you has more for beijing. china has confirmed that the 2nd balloon seen flying over latin america and the caribbean is chinese. they say it's a civilian air ship used to flight test. now similar to the 1st balloon seen flying of the united states and canada. last week, they said this one also deviated from its planned course by mistake, due to limited self steering capacity. now the gene has again reiterated its

condemnation of the u. s. decision to shoot down the 1st balloon, calling it an over reaction. was until the only shoot when i want to emphasize they start, this incident was completely an accident caused by fast major g. d. u. s. department of defense itself has stated that the balloon will not post a mandatory our prisoner threatened to grant to prison. now, the u. s. in this did are using force in disregard of china's repeated explanations, which is their obvious overreaction. a ton of defense minister says china now has the right to respond in kind. should something similar happen over china, while china's vice foreign minister share fung has complained to the u. s. embassy here and aging of what he says is an unnecessary use of force. he also says that washington is undermining efforts on both sides to help to stabilize the relationship which has been very fraught in recent years. over a growing list of disagreements,

including the status of taiwan and the south china sea, it was hoped that antony lincoln's visit will help to improve the us china relationship. but that has now been postponed indefinitely. inequitable votes all being counted in a constitutional referendum on local elections. the referred to was proposed by the president, glamour law. so to counter a ways of crime and address environmental concerns. your position, urge voters to reject the proposals authorities of 10 days to count the ballots. and denounced the results on a sunday ramp. yeti, as ball from peter elections, officials are counting the votes of sunday's election in ecuador. but they also said that this will be a long process. early projections show that a majority of what dorians could have voted in favor of the constitutional referendum that the president proposed to try and deal with the many social, political, and security crisis. this country is going through this election was seen in many

ways as a referendum on the administration of the very unpopular president to get more lasso. and if indeed in the end, a majority will have voted in favor of this referendum. this could be major political, a victory for the president, one that he needed, given the fact that he has a support of less than 20 percent and haven't been able to push any of the reforms that he promised when he came into power in 2021, especially saying so he's dealing with an austell congress party only has 13 of 100 . 37 seats in congress. well, still had, hey, all the news are not so plain sailing team. europe had some trouble in the round the world ocean race. those details coming up with joe

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banned from the european champion for 2 seasons over financial rule breaches. but that was then overturned by the court of arbitration for sports in a state and city said they were surprised by the premier leaks actions. a welcomed and independent commissions review what they called irrefutable evidence that exists in support of the top. well said, he's title whole dented by tottenham on sunday. oh my landmark night for how he came and he thought the play was punished, his cane for his children. 67 sold, the 1st the pulse in jimmy green. this cora tottenham had christian romero central late the phone, but they held on for one know when he said 2nd 5 points behind lead is off. know, and they play the game more. a one point off the top for all while manager antonio context continues to recover from surgery in italy. beach. i think he's one of the best performance in the season in, in a difficult game in

a difficult moment. that is sitting there. dna had worked against him. you can, you can just like every time you can show the best, this is you can moment to compare the record player like every can really to the tv. really you have to be in the meetings to enjoy and to, to work with player like they carry. and so a couple of great goals from, by, i mean it, cuz they returned to the top of the printers league. they were away at wolf book and how this finished from kingsley coleman. this is the 2nd of the game and put by and to no off inside 15 minutes. if you thought that goal was good. and what about this one from jamal and see all of the 19 year old flying through spokes defense the school by and forth, the german champions winning for to play more than half an hour with 10 men munich . have a one point lead of when you're in berlin in the table. they were neighbors close

in italy, we're napoli, have a 13 point lead at the top of study. it's betsy, a 3 know the leak top score of victor. awesome. and school twice to take his tale to 16 for the season while into one the milan, darby, one know offline moves, 8 points, clear re madrid at the top of the league baby to via jody alba put boss ahead of the 58 minutes. they didn't have long to wait for the 2nd gabby was to finish an opinion sealed by 3 mill victories and beaten in the last 50 matches. in all competition rel, madrid flipped up, losing to rail new yorker who a 10th in the table. i'm so i went to head off to 30 minutes through nachos and go, well, we'll give it a penalty in the 2nd half when venice is junior, was brought down. since he steps up, the source spoke pick saved as it finished at one know the

parameters players now turn their attention to the club, woke up in morocco, but the country's ambitions to stage major football tournaments don't end with this month's competition. it has the 2025 africa nations in science, and its ultimate target is one day to bring the welcome back to africa. and davidson reports move up. the this is where world cup dreams a born morocco is investing in footboard every level. there are hundreds of pitches like this across the country, giving young players affordable access to coaching and competitive matches. as you walk through a lot, it is, you'll see the stuff will feel everywhere. wherever do the spot the, there was nothing there. the government will use it to put this kind of field we called, i mean our big my label, which is which means like they are close to the community, me near the moroccan capital overabundance is the mohammed, the sick academy,

and national center of excellence where play as age 12 and older goes to study and play football. graduates include 4 of the morocco score we took part in the recent world come runs, the semi finals in capsule was a 1st for an african team. less feel good is another wilco record. the country has morocco has bits a host, the world cup 5 times each occasion. it is failed, meaning the country has the unwanted title of most well cut bits without success. it all began when it missed out on the $994.00 final. tonight had states by just 3 votes, and most recently, the nation found to land the 2026 tournaments. morocco is likely to bid for the 2030 world cup, possibly in a joint effort with portugal and spain. public health, we have good stadiums and good infrastructure. barocha could organize any

tournament if you want proof. and right now we have the world cup for a 3rd time. it's something that's good for the game in morocco and for arab and african football. so why not? why shouldn't we have the world cup here? after a hing volcano is a professor of sport and social achieve, he says the national team's success and the countries ambitions a host. the world cup can have an impact far beyond the football pitch. give a push to our country. that doesn't mean that like, oh no, it's like the wither of ost. everything would change will be okay. we'll be happy and local be rich country. no. but things could be really moving to a better better way. the workup was like an opportunity to say that we could really do something. we could really become an employee and a good country and sport and other sectors. but you should really work for them.

some good news could be heading morocco's way in the next few days. the, the decision expected on whether it's been successful and it's bit to host a 2025 cup of nations africa's biggest international football tournaments. and the richardson al jazeera rebec onto the m p a now where the brooklyn net so proportionally agreed to trade. kyrie irving, to the dallas mavericks is, comes just 2 days off the irving requested to be traded. having failed to agree a contract extension. he's had a trouble spell with joining in 2019 of miss. most of the teams home games last season, refusing to be vaccinated against coven 19 was also suspended for a game of sharing and semitic tweets. while in the court, the new york next found them found 21 points down against philadelphia. 76 is early in that game. but julius randall for $24.00 points, jane and brunson out of $21.00. and evan 40 and came off the bench for a season high. 17 as the next turned it around for when one away to 97. that's also

the biggest comeback victory off the sea. and it was the 1st time and now hold on time because we were officially entered safe of all week. both the kansas city chiefs and philadelphia eagles of now arrived in arizona for one of the biggest events in sports which takes place on sunday must be attention will be on the course back. patrick, my home for the chief son jaylen huts with the eagles. it'll be the 1st time to black quarterback salt, and the sequel chief's coach and read is also up against his former team, who he led to the fall in 2005 and $2.00 brothers will face each other chief to attend travis kelsey, philadelphia, center. jason county, so plenty of talking points as we build up to getting de italy's rugby union team almost pulled off an upset in the 6 nations against defending champions, france italians were looking for 1st home when in the competition since march 2013, they won the most recent 6 nations much in wales and we're looking good here with

the 2422 lead. but in late my my to be jo. bed try insured a bonus points victory for the french say. and now on a 14 much beaten run. first to golf and justin rose has so far coach best with whether disruption at the pebble beach program. strong winds delay things by day in california that will now finish on monday instead has been sick shots, off the pace, but by the time play was stopped for bad light. he was shot. claire of the field englishman has 9 hold left to play. 420 rose, one, the us open in 2013, but does not want to tournament for years. and finally, to one of the toughest teen sports in the world, the ocean race and team, europe's luck has certainly changed. they were leading until one of the sale burst and fell into the water on the 2nd leg around the world. right. the spinnaker allows for faster speeds in light winds, than now using a different sale,

but it's much slower and your have dropped into last place is a full rivals make foster progress across the atlantic on route to cape town. all right, that is a yes for, for now. war with jam a little bit later sale. thanks very much, jerry. i'll be back with more news on the other side of the right. but until then from all of these i team and from me hon. joe, thanks very much for your time at your company. ah ah. ah, we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no

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