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the, you're watching the news on our life from headquarters in delphi. i'm dirty navigator coming up in the next 60 minutes. a new corruption scandal and were hit ukraine. the head of the supreme court is detained for accepting bribes. on the wave of russian missile strikes, chief ukraine says most were intercepted me and more slowly begins to rebuild. after being battered by one of south asia strongest, ever side close, we're in charge where susan is, refugees are having to watch their homes burn across the border and west star for uninstall sits into this is a see me on for a place in the champions league. final, one of these change the problem to become the 1st it's highly in club to reach this tons with the side to 6 is the hello. we begin this news. our in ukraine,

where authorities have detained the head of the supreme court in a high level corruption probe. are you creating a piece of civil owed? and yes, you have was detained in connection with a bribe of nearly $3000000.00. the country's antique corrupts and watch dogs says it's expose what it called, large scale fell play up the courts. and it shared a photograph of trash to illustrate what it's called corruption at the highest levels of power. fission way is gonna be the best product we've achieved in the case that we're talking about. and the revelations we've made. mean this is the highest profile case. since the national empty corruption view of started, i can say this without exaggeration. it's the highest profile discovery correct. have 2 minutes. it's in the meanwhile, ukraine's middle teresa set itself down 18 russian missiles fired up the capital on monday nights. officials say the attacks were exceptional and involved cruise and

ballistic missiles as well as drones. natasha butler has more from levine the sound of explosions of the keys, the night sky, the talk by flashes. city officials say ukrainian defense systems into set to thousands of russian phones and missiles in the early hours of tuesday. mobile phone footage, films by resident shows the intensity of the attack we heard at all, even our windows show, but thank god, there were no me. so i was in our area. i'm in the city. oh, my friends, my classmates and i, we heard it all. they were all worried and one of my classmates houses got hit. i think it's terrible. the circuits the attacks came just as of the ukrainian president of a low de zalinski returned by train from a trip to europe and did securing new weapons and support for an anticipated counter offensive. for them, we are returning home with a new military head. you are in more powerful weapons, close the front,

more to perfection for our people. great, their political support was today, or no one knows when the counter offensive will begin. but you create new troops all preparing in the south as a country most all unit say they ready, but need more weapons. this is actually the most blue i noticed because of, with the need i'm a personal care is the most, especially with the counter offensive. because currently we use basic deep models which are not, i'm are, and i'm a car would provide safety for our service meant. that's what really matters. is this the know and it fully able to even is supposed to hope that this counter offensive will be successful since pushes the invasion, ukrainian forces have exceeded expectations. pressure is high, but the reality is the you believe that this post will be the last will when the will attach a bottle of ultra 0, the dave ukraine, which i'll speak to samuel romani has an associate fellow at the royal united

services institute. joining us from parents, welcome to l, just 0. so we saw a large barrage a freshman massage overnight. and recently there has been talk up this ukrainian accounts are offensive. how, how decisive is that counselor offensive going to be? so as long as he is not willing to put a start date on the calendar events or views as he needs a bit more time. but i think that there's a lot of optimism into yeah, that it could be quite the size of the where any is already in gauging or what the, what the cost shaping operations, which means the targeting emission depos logistical sides of the military targets that would help them back in advance further, it looks as if they're already moving into directions. is that bridge and cruise on those? the parts are done best. right? but when the president says, but more time is needed, what are, what are the calculations there? what's the basic not on as well. i think it's also to create a bit of element of unpredictability. right? like you over the summer for example, ukrainians. i mean, it looked like that they were advancing on cruise on and putting all the resources there. and then they caught the russians off guard undefended in car key to the

russian state. media and russian telegram channels are really. gov is paying the behavior offensive as already got. so i think that it's a bit of psychological operations for me to create a bit of qatar programming to throw the russians. i had to make them by mr. south. also i think the granny is, are holding out for some more sophisticated weapon. right. so it's very encouraging to see france that but actually consider supplying long range this house. you can have the big target obviously do you currently is want or the f? 16. yes. yeah. so from a military standpoint, and as those western countries just pledge more and more and more military aides to ukraine. and what's your assessment of, of where the, for the war war will lead to next? so i think, uh, the russian defensive capabilities are effectively been blunted. it seems as if even on the flanks of boxes, they're unable to defend themselves. and the wagner group that is engaging and urban combat over there in a way that's pretty disjointed and actually at odds with the russian defense minister. so it looks as it rushes now firmly on the defense that they've got

a $150000.00 troops. the board of education station is that bridge and cars on there remains to be seeing how much manpower you can have at how much they can leverage their technology. and also, when critical equipment will arrive, the river tank spread arrive in 10 weeks. that's an important step forward and hopefully for the ukrainians more equipment will arrive soon. let me ask you about some, another development, and that's that you created, authorities have detained the head of the supreme court and not high level corruption prove how significance is this development of what i think is crazy. that again, i think it does. lensky is really emphasized that he, ever since the start of his presence, the 2019 of these commitment to we do that. we do have corruption, wherever he finds that he's targeted sometimes, officials and that all of these things have been close to russia. likely to remember david, chuck and others, but he doesn't want to show that he's only targeting political opponents. he also wants to show these targeting people within his apparatus or are corrupt as well. so that's why he went after the, when the defense ministry, when that ability go through procurement scheme, alexi ready to call, the defense minister almost have to resign and now they're going after the supreme court in the same way. so i think it's just

a way for zalinski to show these committed to fighting corruption, ukraine, whether it be in institutions that are favorable to him or whether it be his adverse areas at home. all right, thank you so much, samuel romani for speaking to us from parents. will south africa's president 0 or on the 1st says, but 6 african countries will send a peace mission to ukraine and russia as soon as possible. he says that blood reputed and blood america lensky, have agreed to the meetings, and the group include center, goal, uganda and egypt, as well as south africa. the announcement came a day off to run. the photo said that south africa had been under extraordinary pressure to pick sides in the conflict. on european leaders are meeting an iceland to show their support for ukraine. it's the 4th summit of the council of europe since it was found that after world war 2, the 2 day gathering in reykjavik would focus on ways to hold russia accountable for its war and ukraine. the organization expelled russia last year after it invaded

ukraine. the by the russian presidential office has released a video of presidents, alexander lucas shank, the following a week of speculation about his health. the offices, the footage shows like a shank co and a military command sensor because think it was last seen in public on may the 9th that big victory day events in both moscow and the butler, russian capital, mintz unconfirmed reports said that the 68 year old had since been in a medical facility, the flooding has forced hundreds of thousands of people from their homes in central somalia. the city of bennett wine is among the worst hits transport and essential services have been disrupted. the main hospital has been forced to shut down and residents fear cholera and malaria outbreaks. if the floods continue. at least 200 people had been confirmed dead after cycle, and mocha hit the coast to me. and more on sunday. the news was taken several days to get out of their communication. so the northwestern china sits way were knocked out camps housing,

hundreds of thousands of displaced ro hangup muslims were badly hits. as tony chang reports, the coffin is carried down to the right hand. good camp on the edge of situated in northwest mamma, another victim of cycling. okay. it's reported to have killed hundreds of people. when it hit on sunday night. in the light of day, the full devastation close by the storm is clear. flimsy structures that a home to hundreds of thousands of ethnic were hang, good, displaced by me and most military. no match for wins in excess of 200 kilometers per hour. donald, go to the many people who got wounded due to the storm, even around this place. some of the wounds in legs and hands, many died. and when the strong go stronger, i ran away from display as with my children as i did not want to die. but we sang

in the water and people save us by pulling us out. most of the tropical cycling lift widespread damage in its wake, fishing boats a volley to punch the economy, pound up like fresh tinder along the coast. many buildings with most of the structures now with our rooms, windows or doors. the area has been cut off since sunday, with roads blocked and communications down. people here till delta 0. there's very little aid relief. a medical services have stopped the most. a tv showed senior general minimum life inspecting damage in the area or on monday, official sources, headset, and the 3 people died in the storm. that numbers likely to rise sharply. this communication lines are restored in neighboring bangladesh, when more than 1000000 wrangle refugees live in camps. repairs are already on the way. it's a huge strain on people with such a limited resources. although many fed, it could have been worse. and it's

a devastating blow both of those displaced and those remained at home. tony chang elton's there. there has been more fighting and suzanne's capital, hard to them is the army bottles, the rapids support forces, paramilitary proof for control of the country. smoke could be seen rising from the damage buildings along the city skyline. well, the southern he's, doctors union says 280 people have been killed in the city of jan in, ah, that's in west star 4 in 2 days of fighting it. so as members of the rapid support forces stormed in on friday and fought with local arm groups more than $750.00 people have been killed in hundreds of thousands on the display since fighting broke out in april. and more than a 100000, sued any use of floods, a nation in turmoil. so don is already hosting more than a 1000000 refugees, mostly from so so don, but many are now returning home for you an estimate. so please,

30000 people have crossed into charge. the total number of suits in these refugees in charge has risen to $60000.00. the un says more than 76000 people have entered egypt since mid april. well, uncertainty awaits many who been forced to flee in some less everything they had behind. and we'll have to figure out how to make ends meet in another country. it's going to do me on my father's life. we're taking a step back to life. we think everything is answered honestly. i think the like it's really like made us all of nervousness so we don't know what's going to happen . we just have to different day by day the, i don't have anything. my daughters are younger than i can work as a cook. i don't have anything. i don't have a degree to my child. this is in high school. so the 2 sides are blaming each other for an escalation of violence in the west star for region, and it's forcing more people to seek refuge across the border. same bus for avi has

more from $1.00 and eastern shots. the border between chart and so done is porous and wild. lately you can see smoke rising in the distance, faint and far away, but those living here save that is alternate. now, the capital of west are for burning the most active hotspot in students conflict. second, only the hard to an armed villagers caught up in violets. the consequence of the fight for control of the country. refugees here say they escaped in the night, searching for days to find a safe crossing. they describe games of armed men in vehicles, harassing them, reading their villages, holding them against their will and killing people. so you can ask with them, i do not. everybody came. we left the old people, they're still there. we can't go back to get them. we don't know what to do. we don't have anything to go and fight these people. maybe the government, the child can help us rest of the elder. don't know if there is concern. what is

happening there could happen here. driving up here, we could see plumes of smoke rising all along the horizon and different areas on the sidney side of the border. if we were to start walking, we'd be on the other side of the border into done in about 10 minutes. when we got here, the people that had fled, those villages told us that those were their homes on fire. and if they still have people there. chad army garrisoned additional troops at audrey and the pilots broke out into the one local leader said in chad, there was a soldier under every tree a warning to or into groups on the other side of the border to monetary and 4 doors remain open. but the military is on high alert. on the, uh uh, you know, part of the applicant. there is an african proverb that says if your neighborhood is on fire, you must prepare yourself. so yours doesn't catch fire too. you will see the coffee on the refugees should feel at home here. he says the cross border attacks in the

chat have happened in the past. all of the good that are built up areas offer some protection villages would be as vulnerable as those in the student east side. we'll see about how much family lives in chad, but her farm is in. so we don't. she says it's been occupied by raiders for son and husband are stuck, their name was adam. we just need help bring us security. we need security to remain here with us. yesterday, there was also smoking a lot of gunfire. we here just all day. we're afraid all day because the smoke is so close. we can see it. a tier the lives of sudanese inch headings straddle the imaginary lines that divide their countries. they share the same space, the same vulnerabilities as the newly exiled who can only look back at home were loved ones are left behind. perhaps yet, but aware of a sobering statistic. most refugees who come here from who don't never go back.

st bus drive l g 01 dollar eastern chad. we're not going to speak to you as manager . rafe is. the executive director of education cannot wait and was recently in charge where yes, mean you were on a 5 day visit there you witnessed firsthand, the situation of refugees were fleeing through don. you're joining us from london to discuss thanks for being with us. of course. so even before that, so don conflict, the refugees as well as their host charge faced a whole host of challenges when it came to education. tell us what you saw on your visit. well, we went to is from child down to a bottle, which is the reception area or assessment where their references arrive, where they come out of the 4th and 5th tombstones. and i've been doing this for, for 3 decades. is one of the worst things that i have seen when they arrive on the wells that were for 2000 refugees. the charleston series. bunch of stuff,

numbers that those in 2 days at the extra number to the estimate the by you and they sure are. is that 6 the house and references of home? 70 percent? actually in school age. right. i have $0.12 as long. so what are the most immediate priorities? i know the education cannot wait, has announced a, a $3000000.00 grant during that mission to charge what a priority is going forward. i mean, clearly clearly when you're in publishing of $4.00 to $7.00 degrees water is the 1st thing that everyone off for and you and they charged me on past the fantastic jump on the ground and providing water in providing they knew the necessities uh, having been there spoken with the references and their children there on warning for education. why? because education also and pays mental health and psychosocial sorrows,

walker and so on to change from um, an infrastructure and protection for this issue in the, in that sense and, and, and the whole for the future. because when they cross the border by nice, that's both mentioned on there and have lived through the power of enjoying a and the child. and she has some dangers in before they need help. and then it protects from the education on passive spots. so when you say that 70 percent of pre registered refugees are children, that is a huge. does this take a right there, but what's at stake for them if they're not able to have access to safe and protective learning environment? because also we know that child's the sort of environments when it comes to when it's come to learning to education system itself is overstretched. isn't that? yeah, absolutely, i'm them education and all the ways has worked with doing this for the past 3 years

to address the educational system in child support the government and be able to continue to do so in the coming years in multi year to say now this program has moved into by the time and the development side, they've also respond to, to the clouds and to cool out. now, when you, when you look at the situation of the borders, it's very important to recognize that the, the government of charles is providing security and the nature indicates a refugee is away from the border. so to avoid that you have in some trade, there's commie plus taxes, the references job that so that's the relocation proceeds about you and they charged working on with the government and that but he said don't access um education and they went to access mounts on how some psycho social services, the likelihood of them are receiving school roommates. of course it goes drastic

and it goes down. and as the future we'd be absolutely hopeless. your panels and pot or a rest budget chart was enough. so if you don't give them the tools to empower them, and i want to say that the day before bill went to the border area, we did visited their references size, whereas the diesel clubs are 4 in 20042005. right? it's a 1000 years ago and they received that location and they are today strong to educate . so as opposed to those who are arriving at cost weeks. okay, we'll leave it there. thanks you so much money science science. yes sir. thank you so much for everything. so well not from london. thank you. bunch of more ahead on the, i'll just, the renters are including the was yours problem and begins and impeachment, trial of president law. so as its political crisis comes to ahead of a very simple imperative, prince of this hospital in haiti's capital violence and then non functioning

governments have left people have been done to that page coming up and supporting on top of hedge. and there was a bruising encounter in rome. we'll be here with that story and much more a little later the but 1st pocket funds, former prime minister am on con, has appeared at the supreme court. he was arrested last week and a land fraud case that spark protests across the country earlier pocket stones prime minister met security cheese to discuss the latest unrest. and con, has renewed calls for nationwide demonstrations. you need, you thought suddenly, the budget like the number of police might be 70 or 80000 foot on the other side. it's 220000000 people. they will decide that they will not allow them to violate the constitution, and we won't tolerate an attack on the supreme court. we want the elections and we

want to elected people. we won't live under these corrupt people. when you all will decide, then on that day we will get real freedom will bring in or some, a bunch of a, joining us from these protests and as long about so some of the were high level meetings impact the start of the national security committee about the violence after him run cons arrest. what was the outcome? as far as you can hear from me, wrong phones latest speech that pensions are being ratcheted up with a section of the focus on spelling books. any political elite is working against the ministry. the other one is that the longer heads, but the judiciary, and that is what was discussed at the national security meeting, shared by the prime minister. if i could find that it was a high level meeting, not only attended by a top politician, but also chapman drunk, chief of staff committee, the army chief chief air force chief is also the intelligence chief. all of them will be targeted by a non con, saying that they are trying to push them out of power. they discussed the violence which ensued. dr. inbound fund was arrested saying that it was

a black day in the history of focus on which any means of focus on have not been able to achieve. what was that you on that day and saying that they will be swift justice for people who are a part of that arson campaign. it is worth noting and not con has denied that his policy was in. busy of in these attacks saying that this was a planned to conspiracy to trap the policy and push it out of the politics of pocket fund completely. so as you can see, that this is a, a sort of a divide end of end to 5154 different policies in all of them are sticking to their max stimulus positions. and rights workers are concerned that this is not going to involve. yeah. so where, where could this all lead to next? then? it was today we saw dramatic scenes where the former information minister coming out of the porch as he was gone to bill. there was an attempt to rest him and he run back inside the cord. there,

thousands of politically workers belonging to the bucket santeria can saw him on fund spotty, who have been arrested many of them facing charges under the maintenance of public order. and this whole notion that they might be tried under the army act under the act, very espionage charges or official secrets act could be leveled against them. it's concerning for a lot of people because this goes to show that there, there is an institution in focused on which cannot be tried under the regular civilian rules and, and notions in this country. and also as these political route because they're being picked up, it's not just the political but because it's all, it's a journalist, common tape is people who are seen as being pro him wrong. hon. and he's been speaking to people who were picked up doing him wrong kinds time is better than saying that it is the same playbook which is being deployed now. and as these tensions as good as more people go to where jim as a more political and rhetoric is rush it as the ratchets up people are concerned

here in progress on that the economy which has been taking a nose dive is not on the agenda. and things that each institution, whether it's the judiciary or the parliament or the minutes you should be concerned about, has gone into the back, put a, as everybody's trying to agitate in the streets and dictate what they want. thank you so much of some of, and dr. aid reporting from islamic, soon as i was off as a leader, rosemont sancho has not turned up for an appearance in court on break charges. on monday some of his supporters confronted security forces in a town in the south. a police officer was killed and several demonstrators injured . sancho has denied the charges. he's accused president microsoft trying to prevent him running in elections next year. tesla c o u on mosque has been subpoenaed to hand over documents relating to the late convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein. musk isn't accused of any wrong doing and hasn't been asked to testify. the us virgin islands is pursuing

a lawsuit against jp morgan bank saying it helps enable epstein crimes. a court filing says, must may have been referred to the bank by epstein, but the tesla boss denies this fight palestinians have been injured into is really military raids. and the occupied westbank is really forces rated the janine refugee counter of during confrontations with local residents for palestinians where the change. 6 people were also detained. when is really forces rated the about drug a refugee camp in jericho city. the well hey, to struggling with a deepening humanitarian crisis. gang related violence has taken over nearly the entire capital. people's access to services such as health care, clean water and sanitation is being hampered. to raise a boat reports from the haitian capital. this is haiti's largest

hospitality and it has been almost abandoned for 5 months. but even though no doctors are on site, some patients remain here because they have nowhere else to go. do you mention we will short by getting members in december can use to be a mobile phone sales man, but he has not been able to go back to work. and i'm back. i'm, i'm, i'm in, i went to a private hospital and i spent everything. i had and then i had to come here, i can't afford the medicines and here there is nothing they all know doctors to k for us. doctors that these hospitals has been on stripe for months. they say their salaries, the work environment and the violence in the area make it almost impossible to do their job. feel actually the one of the most violent neighborhoods in for the printer is not far from here. since the assassination of president julian invoice 2 years ago, he has been caught in the middle of a political and social crisis that has gangs controlling the streets the into him prime minister,

seems unable to restore order everything. fremont says the government has forgotten this hospital, which plays a crucial role in the cities health care system. let's see about by the haitian government doesn't care about this place because they have private hospitals to make money. those who can't afford a private clinic have nowhere else to go. sometimes they die in their homes. there is no warranty where we electricity. when we've visited the patients, asked us for food. this is the largest hospital in haiti and it has been barely working for the past 5 months. the pediatrics unix has just started to work once again very, very slowly. but when we arrived here, we saw oldest children. but you can see here they have been abandoned, then is 12 years old. the calculus is 10, and this baby is 6 months old. go minds him su, testing,

taken care of them. we stay here day and night. so these children on live to line. we should have gone because of the strike, but we can't leave them. we feed them with whatever we can find. people in haiti are struggling with gang violence for shortages and a non functioning government that has called on the international community for help food. now it seems the cold remains and hard 80, so i'll just see that for the prince. let's us me to call joseph was the former prime minister and for administer of haiti. he's also the leader of the political party engagement for development. joining us from port of prince, welcome to the 0 news our clutches of just give me your initial assessment of the situation in haiti and tell us what you think needs to be done to restore order. thank you for having me. uh and the shows. uh now it's uh, very nice marriage. the situation in haiti,

uh price is that with goods and services. uh scott, you know how to be able to go fine and also is not able to deliver sort of people. and that's exactly why the people are seeking justice because they realize that they are left on the, on the secret justice because they want to take the destiny. and the on a hands is exactly what is happening right now. it's on a key, it's a cavity situation. what should be done? first, we need ation. people need a very legitimate government that came and implement policies to address extreme priority didn't violence, so short on justice and when equality. this is exactly what the haitian people need and the on the street to ask o u r e and a non functioning government to step down to have

a multiple and sensual government with dynamic people that can address that. i understand. but one of the things that you're calling on is the elections, but we do know that in february of, of this year, the government led by our young henry did install a transitional council, whose task is to ensure that these elections are actually going to be held by the end of this year. but they know it's not true and based on not organize the countries such that to have conditions for elections, but how the organ. but how do you do that? i mean, in the country right now is facing a deepening humanitarian pricing. there's increasing violence. 80 percent of the capital is controlled by gangs. how do you even begin the process off of uh, holding elections for one year? i mean, what people are asking these collection 1st is security 1st. that's exactly what

the closure that are you still with us? all right, we do apologize. we've uh, we've lost our connection with clubs as i feel was speaking to us from hate. see, we'll move on and tell you what's coming up after the break. because 5 people are sentenced in germany for their role and one of the biggest jewelry robberies in st . and a shocking new report shows that 2022 saw the highest number of executions in 5 years. we speak to ramos the international about the findings coming up and support the bron james gus ready for a for truly on task in the n b a. playoffs. all the details coming up a little later on the show,

the a hello that was not in south america. and a normal heat has got northern parts of origin tina and it's collect just barely a cloud in the sky. as temperatures reach up into the mid thirty's, now we are likely to see some rain wrote into one a service by the end of the week. but lots of sunshine headed that through the middle of the week, extending it to your white paraguay, and most central areas of brazil. just a few showers coming into. we are at the end of the week. sunshine ahead of that of the rain is set to ease further to the north west to places like equity. though we have had red warnings, they do go away. by the time we go to wedding stay, it will be sore. anom that sees west of the weather 60 millimeters expected over 24 hours that no thunderstorms continued to pop off the coast pots of central america in particular, panama, as well as close to rico on choose day, but also some heavy falls to come across the caribbean. islands,

cuba and jamaica as well as his panola from a trailing weather system, pulling off the east coast of the us. the rain does start to ease across from mexico into wednesday. still some showers here in the mexico city coming in at 23 degrees celsius. much squire, further south of this 400, but some stronger winds blowing in the south. the, this convening is taking place during a critical time for the global economy. we're going to hear from a slate of leaders and business and government. you'll speak to why we need to strengthen our trading ties and vicious brain transition plans enclosed with skills gaps that so many companies are struggling with the,

the latest news as it breaks these to expect in your next 2nd. that's why has already started as a campaign here with details coverage for the whole. the members of the g. 9 gang are not far away from here and they have been attacking this area from around the world. they haven't seen anything like this so far. since the conflict, again, we've got a sense of how enormous the scale of this humanitarian crisis is. the, the, [000:00:00;00] the phones on the, i'll just say we're news our,

the heading ukraine supreme court has been detained in corruption investigation. the country's anti corruption watchdogs set on monday it had exposed large scale malpractice of the course of at least 200000 people in central somalia, all have been forced from their homes by heavy rains on flooding, the wet weather and the town of bennet. dwayne follows a long drought, but left millions of people on the brink of famine. at least 200 people have been confirmed dead after cycle and woke us swept across the western me and mar. the death toll could rise as communication lines are down and making it difficult to assess the expense of the damage. impeachment proceedings against the ecuadorian president geared more loss, so are due to start shortly. it will be the opposition. second attempt to remove the president's but loss, so could dissolve congress before he sucked on the sand. repeat the reports of the capital key to of the day. it's going to add more or less is do or die. momentum in on tuesday,

the opposition control legislator starts the impeachment process against the conservative precedent bringing to a boil a long simmering political crisis. your position believes it has the super majority of 92 out of a 137 votes required to remove the former banker as president. he said. ministration has been besieged by scandals deteriorating economic conditions and a type of drug related killing ecuadorian on the streets or as divide. that is ever really bad. i think he should go in the democratic and legal way, the congress is representing the will of the people. this government has only destroyed our health and education systems. the last of the video faded mean last so should finish his term, the people 18000000, echo dorians voted, and he won a majority. we should let him finish his work. last was accused of corruption related to the embezzlement of funds and contracts,

signed with the state oil transferred company. his supporters denied the charges describing them as politically motivated by the obviously we don't see that the level of this would be nothing short of a parliamentary and to they're trying to remove him with strained, farfetched evidence. remember that this contract was signed in 2018 by the previous government. investigators have found no penal responsibility, so there can be a political one. leading impeachment, congress woman says that this is just one of a series of corruption allegation surrounding the presidency and their circle. and it has become a referendum on his government. and then what i'm and this is no, we're not trying to stabilize the country, having its response to a demand by citizens, a desperate clamor for constitutional solution to a problem called gamma less. so the polls show that after the issue of security, the biggest problem for dorian is less of a president, less of february appear before congress to defend themselves. but he also vowed to the solve congress and call for early elections against the impeachment vote

triggering a peculiar constitutional clause known as mutual debts that has never been used before. boy, if that is triggered less that will remain in office for another 6 months governing by decree, but at least fee or it could spark further protest. similar to those last year over the rising cost of living for during stability with rock country already addressed . at least a little bit. i just need a key to we can now speak to on the sandro. he's joining us in the ecuadorian capital key. so. so tell us what's likely to happen to the sondra, and how likely is that that last will will be impeached? yes, i mean we're just minutes away from the beginning from the start of this and feed some instruct a trial. first of all, let me show you what the situation is here outside of the national assembly, there are hundreds,

if not thousands of supporters of president last so that i've been bus here since early morning. they're here to protest that at this impeachment the trial. they say that this trial is politically motivated, that they're here to wait for the arrival of a lot. so who is expected to come to arrive here at the national assembly in a couple of hours. so the trial will start with the accusations that gainst the president, those accusations will be laid out by the leading impeachment that members of congress. let me show you here at the entrance of the national assembly as well. most of the assembly members are already inside the building. they're ready for the start of this trial after that last so will arrive and you will have up to 3 hours to defend themselves. after that happens, even if we're being told these, just gonna use that one hour, one hour and

a half to do that after that. so the rest of the assembly members will have 10 minutes each to talk. so this could continue very well laid into the night or even into wednesday asking the the trial then continue is we could come to a vote by saturday for the beginning of next week. 92 votes are needed. of the 137 assembly members. that's a super majority of 2 thirds of, of congress here. and what it seems now is that like, 6 months ago when the last so barely survive, that 1st the impeachment trial there's, there could be the numbers, do indeed remove him from office. okay. i'll just send real close back to you later on. thank you so much for that reporting from p to or well courageous struggling to contain widespread flooding that's cause major disruptions in the southeast rivers have burst their banks, leaving hundreds of homes underwater. schools have been forced to close and there's

been power cuts and some areas of flooding was caused by heavy rain and media urologist or warning that there's more to come at least 6 people have been confirmed that after fire at a hospital in new zealand, the loafers lodge and wellington is used by migraines and vulnerable people, place there by government agencies, cause of the fire as being investigated. prime minister chris have hopkins visit at the scene. i think any 5 that involves someone passing why is difficult for our 1st responders, but a situation like this is really difficult. we've not seen in the scale for some quite some time. and so i thought we really feeling this as well. i know that i have done everything that i could buy, and i just wanna reiterate it. i think so now i have quite a change to the pop up for what i have enjoyed over the last few hours. and of course, i read as a right again now, sympathy for the victims and for the people who care about the in the family. the fonts are, uh, it'd be a loved 1. 5 people have been sentenced in

a german court for their roles. and one of the biggest art robberies in modern history. so 18 century jewels worth more than a $120000000.00 were stolen from a museum and dressed and in 2019, most of the prices are places excuse me, were recovered. but some for main missing, the defendants were jails for between 4 and 6 years. so the stolen pieces were well known in germany. there is this swords that was encrusted with several large diamonds and many smaller jewels and dates back to the 17 eighty's. well, some have links to historical figures. this one belong to the 19th century at queen of saxony. many of the pieces were covered in precious stones. this is a brooch of the white eagle order, with a beautiful pattern of diamonds and rubies. the thieves made off with $21.00 pieces containing more than $4000.00 jewels. step boston has moore from berlin. i was saying that's one of the most spectacular robberies in germany,

and even in the whole of europe, it was quite a shock here in germany that the end, especially in this for to fight the royal palace in dressing, where the greenville museum is situated. that these robots could enter and from the tri, we've learned how well they planned everything. they visited several times the museum, and on the day of the robbery, they managed to cut off all electricity in the building. but also on the suites nearby due museum. they came in with heavy equipments and even during the tri, one of the suspects that they couldn't imagine that they could get this far. they stole more than $4000.00 diamonds from this 18th century for our special collection . and police have been looking after you where the end of month after the robbery, even in the canals here in berlin. and i'd be, as i managed to make a deal with the suspects. and most of it of half of it has now been returned. the former head of the car merger audi has pleaded guilty of fraud trial in germany

known as diesel gates, roofer. it stadler told the court of munich that he allowed vehicles equipped with software intended to treat emission standards to remain on sale. and that was even after he was told about the scam, audis parent company, wilkes eigen admitted in 2015. that had installed the software in 11000000 vehicles . 2022. so the highest number of executions globally in 5 years. i'm to see international found 883 took place in 20 countries. that doesn't include china, the world's leading execution or reliable data from there isn't available. i'm gonna stage report found that iran saudi arabia and egypt carried out 90 percent of executions. in the u. s. 18 people were executed. that's up from 11202223 out of 50 states, of especially abolish the death penalty. the report also shows some reduction in numbers as sierra leo and pop a new guinea because lex, dun,

and central african republic, abolish capital punishments for old crimes. we cannot speak too low to us in a pooler, who is the legal advisor at amnesty internationally joining us from transferring and going to discuss this report, thanks for your time. so in terms of the global trends, when it comes to the death penalty it, it, it pointed upwards. tell us what you believe, why you believe that there was a that spike this international made some inputs and find in some of the global use of the death penalty in 2022. first, we recorded 53 percent increase in the number of people, the executive globally. secondly, this by the increase in global executions. the organization found that the road made a remarkable progress against the death penalty in 2022. and in addition, we discovered that 4 countries excludes of people for brokerages had come fancies

in contravention of international law, which strictly previous the use of the death penalty for drug or the defense is now no notifications, a screwed into thousands believe to have taken place in china increased from 500 and some 21920212800. and if it's 3 in trenton 2, this was the highest number of recorded few go since 2017. the spike in noon executions was mainly due to the significant increase recorded in the middle east and north africa region where noon executions went to by 59 percent. right. so how does your correlate and gather all this data? pardon, tell us about the methodology used in this report to collect this information a dozen? obviously it's national cars. those are such on the use of the desk. now to relieve we rights to ortiz, countries, us to retain the debt for nazi in the last,

asking them to provide information to us on the use of but on the use of the death penalty. we also engage with lawyers will work on different all the cases of, of engage with family members who have loved one, so on that role. oh, i've been executed. and um, we generally also engage with them all the organizations we work um for the global operation of the different off. but in many countries, governments don't actually publish information on the use of the death penalty because they classify it as a state secret. for example, in china as well as vietnam, so could the numbers actually be much higher? yes, indeed, i'm listening to national fee goes. minimum fee goes on be, believe the, the food numbers i, a secrecy and restrictive states practices continued to impact into an, an awkward assessment of the use of the different out seeing several countries,

china, 1st and foremost, but also in, in north korea and vietnam. okay. we'll leave it there. we thank you so much for speaking to us from canterbury in england. now are prominent political cartoonist and hong kong has defended the freedom of expression after his drawings were withdrawn from newspapers following government pressure. wong k, kuanz cartoons were published in hong kong is main. powell for, for decades. his work has been criticized by police and the security bureau in recent months. media and hong kong has faced restrictions and spacing and pose the national security law in 2020. or do you want to go on the car like a mug comes from my comment controversy. this time the government claims that the content is not in line with the facts. of course this is a method used by the authorities. the main objective is not because of what comics i have drawn. i believe. the reason is that the government wants to minimize and suppress supposing voices as much as possible,

reducing resistance when implementing any policies. hong kong, stiff executive says that action will be taken against what he called biased media . all you do, i say to them, i'm the default super criticized the government doing something wrong. this happens every day. however, i would not tolerate a most object, any fault, biased, misleading for slanders. and i suggest that the still ahead on the else as they were in this our, the sports name isn't some disappointing news for england. fans ahead of the ashes,

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[000:00:00;00] the archaeologist in italy have discovered to skeletons at the sight of the ancient roman city of pompei. they believe the men died when the volcano mountains festive us erupt. it in $7980.00 destroying the city, the bones. so fractures mixed with parts of a wall and it suggests that the men were working on a building project with foster and ceramics when it collapsed on the surface. okay, so no need to, in this case, it is not the last phase of the russian with the arrival of pyro plastic flows. and the extremely hot ash it is the collapse we can see here, pieces of wall on the victims who have various fractures, which is the result of the weight on the level fragments on the roofs and attics we feel that came from the earthquakes that accompanied the rupture and let's not get an update on the sports news. here's n z. thank you so much. sorry. and while it's in,

so this is i see me on for place in the champions league final one of these teams about to become the 1st it's highly in club to reach this title decided in 6 is a female on while i face and not pill task the 7 time when is losing the 1st like to know the last time i see one of the champions league was back in 2007 and so meanwhile, in a run a 7 victories and will compensations. kickoff in the 2nd leg of the sense 0, not just 3 hours away. we've been talking to. it's telling you what was your newest, the 10 credit problem, mary, about what this toby means for the funds of both clubs. so give you a james got vista, the ball is saying the same play, that'd be all but that these because these is definitive or dizzy. these will level up up. well, the situation on the between the info, if you remember, for a long time to come see, might as happened the 20 years ago. so the, that'd be often fun. but you know, the time of all the days, themes, well, federal sponsor low,

but financial sold caesar to these ones and see that you really don't know when it's we've come another chance to see that. but, and from the stand again, even more. what is the optimal see as us? why the, just some a look at the club, you know, a full alignment cycle. that'd be, i think it, it says all you need to know about the optimal for you talk about things to in cricket funds possible. it's all for all the rules out of the upcoming i. she's test series with australia, the 28 year old, a sofa, the recurrence of a stress fracture. and his rice elbow, which was supposed to cut shows his recent stance in the indian premier leaving i was back in my injuries. maney hasn't played a test much now for 2 years. when a problem james, in the life is a sense take on the denver nuggets and a game one of the m b, a western conference finals. the like has reached the phones and competing the golden state warriors and 6 games in the previous series. this series, these games going up against the market, so they call you game on is in denver lights on, choose day now and be

a broadcast to brandon scooby robinson says the season could result in a unique challenge. it went full their projects. and i think when you look at most of the brown teams, many of those teams are expected to make it to the files, particularly the last decade where you saw a constant repeat of the warriors and the cabs and the finals. i think this is different than that, and even labranz time as a member of the miami heat because they literally said many people came out of nowhere means the lakers a clay in seen taking it all the way to the western conference finals. i don't know about you, but this seems like a set up for rocky movie. literally, the underdog taking flight against the regular seasons favorite in the denver nuggets. when you look at the championship run, that they had in 2020 that ended up being a bubble championship. and many people critique did before the it'd be a pause because of the height of the pit. demi the lakers were really clicking at

the right time, and i really think that you're seeing somewhat of a repeat of it, but differently. you saw a roster being constructed in season of your trades and guys finding ways to jail at the right time. i don't know if i would rank it is one of the greatest in in the perhaps championship one history of. but i do think that this was improbable because i think many people just thought that love writers was done and that he and anthony davis were one championship i had them. and so far they've got to get past the different nuggets, but so far they've done it the right way. now with jokes which is about to lose his world, number one ranking and he was involved in a pretty bad tempered matcher. they telling open today for it is cameron norry with his foreign partner in rome, nor you here deciding to smash the bowl into jokers, which is the legs. these opponents given us on the point during the 2nd cent, this will still give it $0.10 a winning straight set since across in support of finals is 35 year old sub and

will be replaced as well. number one by coming south for us next week, or one of the world's biggest mixed martial arts tasks, francis and gone, and his son was you'll see rivals the professional finances. li, the 36 year olds and cameron had been an in demand for agents out of funding to create new contracts with the usc and gone, it was expected, so mike is pay failed to have you next year. his contract is just the end of may funds, but he may still talk it high profile across the funds with the likes of tyson fury, a cable bill about about champions league semi final, a little lights run, but that's as high as ford is looking for that. sorry, all right, looking forward to it. thank you so much for the time being. and thanks for watching the names our on al jazeera, we're going to take

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