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founder of this, all right, munitions with those capers, incentives to 18 years in prison over his role in the attack on the us capital. the orientated this is down to 09 from london, also coming up, hiding in plain sight, accused of lucas tracing the killing of 2000 cookies during the rwandan genocide quadrants case. fema is arrested in south africa. the us lambs rushes irresponsible behavior. often most co signed to deal with minutes to station tactical nuclear weapons and batteries and net migration to the u. k. hit on high from mr. promises to bring that number down the

road. we munition data has been sent to 18 years in prison, but his role in the attack on the us capital building. on january the 6th, 2021, stewart roads, the founder of the ost keepers, munitions and members of his anti government group of the 1st people to be sentenced. phillips, suspicious conspiracy. and all the crimes official has moved from washington dc. you know, in going straight to the country, the words of the judge who sentenced the founder of the right wing militia group, the old keepers to 18 years in jail stood roads. a former part of trooper was convicted of seditious conspiracy. essentially, trying to over through the government by finding up those 2 states, the sold on the capital. on january 6th, 2021. they were trying to stop the certification of to apply as president. he claimed in court, he was a political prisoner, a position rejected by the judge. there's no way that he was the leader of the director of what happened on january 6th. he was just

a convenient target. the oath keeper's work a convenient target. the deal, jay looked at them and said, oh, here's escaped here. the scape goat of what happened on january 6. rhodes in his folder was dressed in combat style gears to confederate during the capital. while he never entered, he was in constant contact with those inside. he had stashed weapons in nearby hotels and prosecutors said he was ready to use them to force congress to back donald trump. the defense argued roads should be essentially free today, having spent 60 months in prison. but the judge clearly felt that the offense is needed a much stiffer sentence at 18 years. is the longest deal term, honda? to anyone convicted of offences from january? the 6th roots claim of being a political prisoner. it goes the words of some republican members of congress. they have defended those charged and convicted of offenses from january, the 6th. and total trump running for re election as you, as president, has promised pardons for all convicted if he wins. more than one sizing people have

been charged with offences surrounding january the 6th 2021 row just to appeal to conviction on the length of his deal to ireland. for sure. i'll just go to washington. it's karen greenberg is a us national security expert and director of the center on national security at fordham university school of lou. she says the sentence sends a clear message to those involved in the rods. we see, you know, lower level people within these organizations be conducted or plead guilty. and um, and we haven't seen very long prison sentences. and now that we have discharged to this just conspiracy, we have a commensurate present sentence. i think it says a very strong message to any of any individuals. we're thinking of doing this again . and i think that as in part goes into to how this sentence is uh, 2 teeth and carried out. and i think going to be interesting to see how the other

seditious conspiracy conditions are met with sentences in coming weeks and months when we, when, when we see what happens the feelings of those who are getting involved in these organizations, or i don't think leniency is going to make them less convicted about their area, logical modems, i think however, this is a bigger story that we need to talk about here, which is yes, they're conflicting a lot of followers that we see. they're charging a lot of fathers, they, they're talking about the fact that there could be hundreds more charged for the january ships and in the larger context. but i think the larger messages. what about the leaders? what about the people in the white house? what about the people in ministration with whom those who were offering threats were, were it in, in contact with one way or another, either passively or active. and i think it really points to where is this investigation going about?

um the leaders to everyone to man accused of ordering the non to 94 massacre of about 2000 people sheltering in a church has been arrested in south africa folder. in this case, she met a deal around since 2001 when he was indicted. for genocide of his role in the mass cleanings in young catholic church, he's expected to be transferred to under for trial in a 100 day re nevada into 1994. about 800000 grounds were slaughtered by who to munitions about 75 percent of the truancy populations killed. as well as many moderate tutors, about 75000 children who survived the fighting last one or both of the parents. a 1000000 people were internally displaced. and up to 2000000 people left the country, including many of the path of choices. catherine tories monitoring developments from nairobi to catch you, mama was arrested on wednesday. he has been on the run for many years and he is

expected to be arranged in court on friday. and it's also expected that he could eventually be taken to you in a court that is based in tons. and he has that specific keys deals with issues to the to do with the genocide. so why we're here is because of this man and as is, oh must the mind that i must have caught in one way about 2000 people were killed women, children and men as well. and what they did is that they went to discharge is a costly charge and they bought fuels and they burned down the charged with people. what inside um, so during the general side, many, many people ran to the charge to 6 the salt list because they thought that that is

where they would be protected key. and that was not the case. we know also that the one of the charts lead to the priest who was in charge of that particular charge and that was supposed to protect this victim. uh, was involved in that mazda. of course, he's currently in jail, kind of, she knew it was one of a group of suspects being tracked on the prosecution's office from the un criminal tribunal on run to 3 of those remain at large, the full them as of to come use the businessman. they're accused of inciting, and in some cases, taking part in the killing of tutsis tracking them depends on how unintelligence, from national governance, the prosecutor's office has no powers of arrest. is work is made even honda by the beauty of fugitives to change identity and move across large parts of east central and southern africa with relative ease to be subject to the is it was such an direct to the efforts to think tank. he says the rest is good news,

the victims families. so it does not an easy process but step in front of the ends of the past 20 years. and this is the coordination between the united nations and sort of can police and, you know, unfortunately just going to open the old ones uh, this, but also it, it, it, it shows the consistency, particularly of the poker comments government in terms of trying to round out found up all of the potatoes, all fish genocide, then that he was one of the most uh, one to fugitive who is accused of space in his crime. and hopefully it's been a been closer to many uh, warranties we went through this very difficult to appear to 1994. he was hiding in plain sights. um, but you know, it does need that the most uh warranty is, particularly teaches the, the, the bottle only is that they could easily, uh, you know, uh, assimilating southwick and, and so, so i have to,

because they look to say, uh, but there's a lot of supposed to blend uh from this the we call a boat is inside of it. uh but uh, i can, some of you guys are hosting a number of the features from various countries. and so i don't think that was also the main, negotiate of the piece between to put it into 2 pieces. and after that before so many of the refugees, the article it from the, from the data. since let's close out of the kind. it is quite a difficult one, especially if someone decides to assume a normal uh, simpler identity is quite difficult to identify the, the russian president x under discussion cause says tactical nuclear weapons was started to be relocated to his country from russia after deal assigned between moscow and minutes russian defense minister. so i can show a goose at 10 across capable of carrying tactical nuclear weapons already in

batteries. the storage facility will be completed by july. the state department is condemned to move so fast transfer of nuclear weapons to another country. since the mid 19 ninety's, usually a shop event of a is a journalist space in moscow. she says preparations to deploy the weapons to better result already underway. defense minister showing gary said the decision to deploy russia's no strategic nuclear weapons on to the territorial galleries. has been dictated by the ex favorites, has nato's nuclear emissions. so russia and batteries have to take, re tell a tree meshes according to the minister. the 2 countries have begun. implementation of, of the things of the bundle option side has already received the is come there and missile system capable of using fires conventional nuclear weapons. some bella, russian ashcroft have already been modified to use the nuclear weapons and the bill

of russian servicemen have the undergoing special training. at the same time, russia will not give control of its nuclear weapons to bella bruce, and most co, not minutes will, will make decisions regarding the use of the weapons. the us extra defendant says ukraine's allies have agreed to train ukrainian pilots to fly us made a 165 digits for mountain scheme has been cooling for the supply of advanced 5 digits to support its defenses against russia's invasion. go to austin. so the netherlands and denmark will lead the efforts. how does this project all hayton as more from the pentagon as well? this is all coming out of what they call the ukraine defense contact group. that's basically where a 50 countries, their military leaders, they try to get together about once a month so that they can coordinate what kind of a is going to you free? what kind of hardware, what kind of training? what are the top ones that came out of this was jeremy georgi stuff mark, milly. he said this is one of his more distributive comments. i think that we've

heard since the invasion exact quote, this for militarily is not going to be won by russians. it's just not, he went on to say that the premiums could win the war militarily, but that is not going to happen any time soon. and of course, one of the big focuses was on the f. 16 fighter jack, since the invasion we've been hearing, pray call for these advance fighters yet. to have the usa. they say, don't we've done that would be at school a tori. we're not going to do that. well now the president had, and his allies have made the decision that they are in fact going to start streaming free and pilots on the f. 16 and we do it now. you know, out of this meeting who's going to take the lead? it's going to be the netherlands in denmark, they're going to really take the lead on a train and ukrainian pilots, most likely in their countries. other countries are going to work on exactly what that training is going to be. there's really no timeframe. i'm windows of 6 teams are going to get into the theater of war. the russian president says,

the situation in the southern coke is this region while difficult is moving towards the settlement or in meetings with the lead as of as a by john, i don't mean you letting me put in met to his as a visual, any president you know aaliyah's and armenian and communist any confession in separately in moscow, the 2 former soviet republics have been in the decades old conflict over the contested region of now going to car by the russian presidents as resolving the conflict will benefit both countries and the region. sewell so firstly, the thing that after the recent statements of the i mean and leadership on the recognition of no go, no kind of pocket costs of upside down, as well as the recognition of the territorial integrity of as much are the issue of agreed on other points of the peace treaty will go much easier because what's the main factor in which we could not come to an agreement, but most of the nation is slows. well, i mean, you don't want a medium, boda cetera is in customer service. i read it,

they show the normal passage of trains through the territory a lot of media and we expect that he has it of age on the radio will be low, so be open for the car, drove out of mania, railway train still took on the sofa a showcase stories of those who died in a canyon called a family member reveals how the children were killed and pushing for electoral reform and the democratic republic of congo positions. the quote has descended on keisha, demanding to be heard, the the, and off we go with your world further update, nice to have you along, kicking this one off in australia and i gotta tell you, the winds were quite violent toward the southeast of australia. the weather does calm down, but we do have this batch of what weather, brown,

new south wales state. so shower, seem likely in sydney on friday. you'll max out at 18 degrees, but i got to take you to new zealand. we've got this plume of moisture extending from australia rates in new zealand across the tasman. we've got rain fall alerts in play for the southland on friday. so lot of rain to come here. now is we'd expect this time of the year and indonesia and the lazy and singapore, the rain start to turn lighter, but we can still find some parts of rain. specifically here on friday in southern sumatra. and we got to talk about storm mar wants as it is coming closer to the philippines. that's the forecast on friday. but i want to put this toward the tail end of the weekend. con, it's pretty close to the northeast of lose on, but it is looking to track through the loose on straight, but we'll continue to keep tabs on it. that rain does really pick up for southern indo china and speaking of china here, come are plumb rains. they pulse in and out, and on friday they're pulsing in across the gang c river valley. in time though, for japan, it's a fairly con pitcher. but with some those winds off the pacific,

i think that will and do some cloud cover and showers as well. the, the 50 is douglas less refunded antiquities from cambodia, employee. when i, when i asked fellows to determine statements fluids, fucking them down on out to 0. the both as inputs here turn down pin logs, numbers for a presidential election to produce no clear winna as presidents are drawn and challenger, co should all the go have to have in a run up on may 28th will succeed, you know, find the post for the prizes below the story, as it breaks on obviously the, [000:00:00;00]

the had in your mind of the top stories. you'll notice era the leader of the, those keepers are right wing, minnesota. it has been sentenced to 18 years in jail. his role in the attack on the us capital in 2021 student rhodes and members of the group, all the 1st people to be sentenced for suspicious conspiracy and other crimes. police in south africa have arrested the most wanted fugitive accused of serious crimes in the 1994 london genocide origin. it's kind of, sheila is accused of organizing the kidding of maybe 2000 and took she's taking shelter at the catholic church that russian president, alexander lucas shanker, says tactical nuclear weapons as don't seem to be relocated to his country from russia. author deal was signed between moscow and mintz is the 1st transferred me to weapons to another country. since the mid ninety's u. s. is one that rushes

involved in immeasurably group has supplied 2 dogs, rapids support forces with surface to air missiles to fight the army. the wearing sides is to don, blamed each other for breaches of the licensees for design to document atari and agent to the country before its address was shot down and on demand northwest of cartoons. and alternately, 5 was reported near a ministry base to dawn on me on the permanent tree record support forces have been fighting for control since april. you know, some nation says more than 20000000 people need assistance in the move and has more from i'm 2 months to the 3rd day of the ceasefire between the sudanese army and the current military rapids support forces was calmer compared to the 1st and 2nd phase of the ceasefire residents and parts of on demand report that confrontations between the iris staff invested in these army. but they said that it was less intense compared to the previous days. now in the northern parts of the capital residents who left their homes because of the violence, try to return to check on the properties. and those who we spoke to said that they

found that their belongings have been looted and they accused the recess and gang of being behind it, especially because the northern part of the capital is largely dominated by the rapids support forces. the ceasefire was signed for humanitarian corridors to be opened for 8 to reach those in need here in the capital hospital and elsewhere around the country. but on the 3rd day of the cease fire, that is yet to happen, while some 8 has reached, why do you say, you know, minute, 3 air base here and on demand? it is yet to be distributed because of the ongoing violence and 8 organizations say that that violence is hindering their operations and making it difficult for them to operate. medical assistance is also a challenge. one of the few we nogales has sensors here in, undermanned, had to shut down its doors on thursday. they said they had to do that because of lack of equipment and lack of medicines for the patients that's come to their doors . many people say that they took this opportunity to try to might make their way out of the capital cartoon,

because they're not sure what is going to come next once to cease fire. and they said that they were, that the fighting will intensify. but they also hope that it doesn't so that they can come back to talk to them and resume their lives once again. people, morgan audra 0, a good amount of position for testers in the democratic republic of congo. have fought with police during the rally in the capital contrast to the courting for electrical reforms ahead of the general election in december. its work is beautiful . it's to the police and congestive push back to position the demo. eas could to be anticipated is proud to trying to reach the electoral commission building of the communities capital from now on president felix. you security must know that we will be coming to you every thursday to protest against what they are doing with the election process until we are free and critical evictions in the country. protest is a demanding an international audience of the entire electoral commission.

we are here to say no to the ongoing director of process, which the current president is trying to fix for himself and his people. we refuse this with all our energy. this is why we are protesting president felix teresa katie. one disputed elections in 2019 critics say since then, he's consolidated his power by hand picking lewis to run the electoral commission and accused him of appointing judges who are biased. amnesty international and other whites groups of also accused him of declaring a state of siege in the east and north tv when a to re provence is to crept down on to send these areas known to be opposite sion strong coats with buicks as people are doing is unacceptable in a state which is supposed to be a democracy. people died in this country for freedom. we will not accept a dictatorship. now, the governing party supporters dismissed such protests as an attempt to discredit

the government. elections is scheduled to take place in december thousands of opposition protested. say they'll keep up the pressure to ensure a set process toria case and be i'll just say we can use interior minister says there are at least 10 more mass graves in the chicago to forest. hundreds of photos of a religious need to have died. survivors of his cult say, he told them to stop to death, so they can go to heaven. 241 bodies have been recovered so far, but hundreds of people are still missing. welcome web reports from the town of men in the front seas. one g is seeking custody of his grandchild. you survived the coast. anything? can you? and he's now in government, can his daughter was one is passed to pull mackenzie's follow, as survivors say, he convinced many of them to stuff us the children and then themselves to death before the end of the world. so they could get to heaven when front is organized

the rescue. it was too late for 2 of his grandchildren. the one who survived explain what happened to his younger brother say. on the day he was supposed to die and said that the mom tried to supplicate safe looking what the noise was kicking safer with just kicking use the legs. okay. when the time did nothing but it just, but it's safe was because our life safety is among hundreds of people who have been buried in the remote are it for us to when mackenzie had cooled, his follow is more than a month after they started doing the stuff to the gaming bodies at the site, people found the live abroad here to 1000000 these town hospital. some of them want to continue stopping themselves to that. those are already data taken to the towns move next door. people familiar with the sites and survivors say that the remembers of the codes militia and some of its father was still alive,

hiding in the bush and the other. a 100 small bodies buried in the ground. this persons would do, besides, it is not authorized to talk. there are many signs that things are still going on in the place. you can see people have been cooking in the houses. we came across a body that was recently put in a house that we'd searched several times. one of the hands had been eaten by a hind that kenzie was arrested several times and released even off the res. fall of his thoughts are dying. he's now in please custody. a waiting charges government to launch the commission of inquiry and even looking at regulating preachers people . this of the judges in the town of milling the wondering why nobody stopped. mackenzie. this one is led by bishop thomas ka kyla. he says he's been in the team deal, so it's easy to mackenzie's dangerous students day preaching for yes,

this call to reach us. they centralized every vote for them not to jesus. then they begin to imagine, let the most people who loved. so it'd be a problem and i think no, he can write it for least. right. but anybody that's mind you can do with the child protection officers tell from this is they'll help him see custody of his grandchild. when he's released from the cat, it was off to francis to generate to the sites last month that the police operation finally began. he says, hundreds of lives could have been saved, including 5 year old say malcolm web address era 1000000 d can yeah. a new you case it goes show nach migration. reach to record 606000 last year from is originally so next as the numbers aren't too high and just promise to bring them down. as part of its efforts to cut migration,

the british government has stopped many foreign post graduate students from bringing relative to the country. that didn't bother thoughts from london. you can match i and loves working here in the cafe that her family runs flat white take away. they originally came to the wrong because when it comes to finding stuff, it's hard to find. but his work is, he'll stick around so far and as a volume to the majority of the 5 minutes from canada or australia because furnish people. but i think we should be encouraging people to come. because obviously the more money that they on the more price that they pay and all of the lakers and stuff on them anyway. so i think it's good a good thing. the need for foreign labor is clear in many parts of britain, not just in hospitality, but areas like education and health care. and it partly explains the jump in that migration last year to a head going figure of 606000 compared 248-8000 in 2021. as we know, some of the factors behind the net migrations,

i guess firstly work related fees is for non e u. national is accounted for an estimated 837002 valuables in 2021. that rose to 235000 last year. many took jobs and sectors where they were big staff shortages such as health and social care. secondly, there was 3 101000 study related fees as in 2021. that jumps to 361000 last year, most of the rise was down to more family members coming over. 2 years ago, humanitarian visa is accounted for 57000 the rivals. this moving trembles to a 172000 last year, mainly due to ukrainian and home co nationals. and in 2021. about 53000 people coming to sign him in the u. k. that rose to about 76000 last year. but the government insist it'll bring down that migration to relief. pressure is on housing and public services this week. it,

it out some new rules borrowing most obviously students from bringing dependence with the i want to bring the numbers down the measures. we've announced this week or more impactful than anything that anyone has ever announced before when it comes to tackling migration. and it goes along side or the plan the, to stop the boat's cause that's really important. of course, the numbers reaching the u. k by irregular roots like those crossing from fronts in small boats, most of whom eventually came asylum. but wolf by overall immigration and one rights have sent a think tank, accuses the governments of throwing red meats to disaffected voters, rather than addressing the needs of the economy. the way in which the economy economy shaping given the recession, we just not really avoid this, given the highlights some place when we say, given that was losing a lot of the migration following breakfast. i really don't see how the government could really bring down those numbers. and keep the economy at a stable level where it's painting provide the opposition labor policy says the rise in that migration shows the government's gotten

a plan and says it would bring numbers down through training programs. but the on the pledge is, lies a challenge house, a square the so color cutting, immigration, while avoiding mo, damaged the vital services. the thing bob, which is 0, the, the anger is mounting in south africa as the continents most advanced economy copes with a color outbreak. at least 21 people have died. people are blaming the government for lack of clean water. the west region is just 50, couldn't reach is north of pretoria political, so tap water has been done for years and we quoted it supposed to call ok. color locations in february work is being carried out to clear the debris from a centuries old carpentry in sierra leone. without it as a national treasure officer, it was filed by torrential rains, a tree which was to roughly 400 years old and free town. has it been a national symbol for decades? it depended on bank notes and was visited by loyalty including persons, queen elizabeth,

the 2nd democracy orleans independence in 1961. the government says the loss of its