tv NEWSHOUR Al Jazeera June 12, 2023 12:00am-1:01am AST
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the hello, i'm sorry. i'm new. why is the welcome to the news? our life from london coming off in the next 60 minutes? is that because she was erupt again across the car to talk to say more than a 1000 civilians have been killed in west stuff full since the downs conflict began . what your current impulse is. you're trying to do here is something that targets in an around box moved as part of the beginnings of his counter offensive or on the front line. as you crime reports, the 1st gains of it's offensive. we taking 3 villages in the eastern dani ask region presidency. lensky says the international criminal court is investigating
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the dam reach, which flooded the higher southern region. this, as russian shouting kills 3 people in evacuation, but it's an indigenous community in columbia homes. the ceremony giving signs for the rescue of 4 children missing in the amazon for 40 days. as far as small with all the sport, no bag jock image wins a record 23rd. a grand slam title. for $36.00, there will be a root when the french helping the final and also become the oldest of the singles champion. rowland, get the hello and welcome to the news. now we've been following developments in sit down where there's been some of the heaviest fighting and weeks between the army and the power military rapids support forces. just as often, one day humanitarian, sci fi came to an end,
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explosions. heavy gun fired ground battles were reported in the hard tomb on several parts of the country. it follows a day of relative calm on saturday. when the warring parties appeared to own a 24 hour truce to allow for the safe passage of desperately needed aid. the us saudi bro broke a truce, has a as well this out in the most countries have condemned the immediate resumption of violence. well, the power struggle between the army and the permanent treat. our staff is also wasn't an estimate. conflict in the full local doctors indicated st. moving a 1000 civilians have been killed in west south for since the beginning of april. a jr needs national community to help and the fighting. giddings of reports of they've been carried out by gunman, mainly in the city of l janina refugees and jo workers and local authorities of fled. west offers capital are describing the city as being on the siege with violence worse than in 2003. as when the government deployed the judge, we'd,
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our village should have put down an uprising of mainly ethnic african tribes. hundreds of thousands of people were killed in what's been widely labeled a genocide that complete knowledge of the ended in 2020. but they're all often violent disputes in the 4 of the lines and access the voice of between different tribes. the one says it's moving 3 and a half 1000000 internally displaced, people are in the region as a result of previous fighting of janine, the city itself is long as you populated by the ethnic african. my city tried refugees fleeing, say local our of on groups trying to push the way into the city and the targeting civilians in the fighting sedans. army seems to have stayed out of the fighting while the rock that support forces role is not clear. it's lead up mohammed have done douglas started his career in the judge, we'd militia, he rose to power through its ranks, and the moving has moved from the city of,
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i'm dumont, on the ongoing violence in the full, the most of the information that is coming is coming from people who were able to survive hansley to, to neighboring tad in the refugee camps. there is very sparse communications. once you leave jeanina either going to its central dar 4 or towards the north and are 4 people have been trying to report about the status or the about what's happening in west are for trying to pass on their information to relatives who will try to make their way out of the city of janina information is very far as i know, doctor said that they've been trying to communicate with their local leaks on the ground. but it has been very difficult. they say that they don't know as many of their colleagues and family member as engineers are actually alive. so the situation because of the communications black house has been very, very hard to draw for, for people, for 8 workers in the neighboring chad or for people here in the campus. and cartoon . now people is are for say that they've been large, be forgotten because of the ongoing slicing here. and have to be say that since the
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conflicts thought that in 2003, what's happening right now is probably at the same or actually a 100 times where it says they say that their situation is catastrophic. and they've been appealing to communitarian organizations, but they say with big network blackouts in that area, they're not sure what is happening and they're not sure if their relatives left behind are actually alive. well, thousands of people of playing the violence in west and off for escaping into neighboring chad agencies of quote, the humanitarian situation of catastrophe. as ibis probably has more from andre and eastern charge, this is a place where 8 organizations are poised to try to deal with this enormous humanitarian catastrophe that our, by our day by day just keeps getting worse. we've been speaking to refugees that have been pouring in from west star for we can surmise from the uptake of people that have been coming in, that there has been a low in the fighting that is allowed for people to try to get out. but as soon as
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they arrive here, they tell us the ongoing fighting skirmishes, gun battles, street, the street battles. those are still continuing in elgin, in a city everyone we've been speaking to says the same thing that they are being targeted by arrow blue. it shows that those of the african muscley tribes often have to lie about who they are to try to get through check points where they have to pay for their freedom, where they are robbed of their cell phones and almost entirely all of their property where they are experiencing severe beatings, men, women, children, no one is being spared the indignities of those check points. and despite that, they feel lucky to get out because they say not everybody does. we've spoken to multiple people who have had relatives killed, who had been split up from their families who don't know where the rest of their groups are. because during their journey they faced gunfire. they faced attacks by
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malicious and they were split up running into forest, getting out any way that they could. are you with the news ally from london still ad on the program? why more women and girls have been attacked incentive goals? sense of position you to as mon sancho has given a 2 year prison sentence, take out a, a volcano, puts on a show in hawaii. well, villages are put on evacuation watch in the philippines and make prowling says of a major volcanic eruption that names for australia has officially become the walls . and number one test cricket team fire will be here with that story. later on, the ukraine says it's made its 1st gains as the silence of its counter offensive retaking 3 villages. aaliyah keeps on force as announced that the blood that today had full and there also came in control of neighboring use kitchen and mark a rifka to the south. the ministry has released the video,
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which they say shows soldiers raising the ukrainian flag and buy like that. and i have also said that troops have taken several russian service men as prisoners. i was just, there was a child. stratford is on the front line with klein in forces. you currently know, i mean, is saying that it is taking control of a small village close to the town of america and all the cisco. now that is in donates region and this news is consistent with what we've been hearing on telegraph channels from russian ministry brokers that are embedded with russian full sees in that area. they saying that there has been a large push by ukrainian forces towards that town. we're also hearing of, of developments for the west of that's pushing further south from zap parisha via the ukrainians. but of course he's very difficult to independently confirm this news. one thing we do know for shoulder is that this kind of rain is going to slow operations operate. it is very difficult for both sides to use the drones for
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recognizance and spotting areas to target when there's this kind of low level cloud come up. and of course the rain will make the ground very weight and very difficult to use. tract vehicles in a we've been spending time with a ukrainian auction or a unit close to here. as they saw their operations in his counter offensive. you have to drive fast to on to, to re positions around bus most place on the skies, make it easier for russian recognizance. we'll circle kamikaze drugs to whom in on ukrainian positions and military movement. ukrainian option to re file as close by and we are orders to run to the bunker inside a soldiers with ukraine's atf salt brigade. that's all the st russian positions to the south football moved to assist the infantry,
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which they say is advancing gradually north as they tried to retake territory last in recent weeks, the fall and the guys from a salt units have made some progress in some places, mostly from the south of buckling, if we see targets particularly infantry or lightly ahmed enemy vehicles, we hit them and so our salt units can take enemy positions more easily. drones, feed lines, pictures of russian positions. yvonne waits for the order from a central come on post to file. a soviet built all to the re piece is hidden on the trees. that's what people look at, but if they're trying to rush in all around munition, we cannot use more than 6 shells on the single target. we're around about 90 percent successful, but if it takes more than 6 to fully destroy a target, another gun takes over a few minutes late to the order is given. we have to move back on to cover quickly before russian,
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all tutoring replies. what your current impulse is you're trying to do here is self without targets in an around buff moved as part of the beginnings of this counter offensive. and they say that they are progressing from the south advancing around the kilometer a week. back inside the bunker, yvonne watches the screen and says that he sees the shows, the target table uh get the most of that target was 100 meters from our positions, which i top rated with precision. so shell lender slightly above with their target the but of the correction. the 2nd was direct hit. ukrainian policies of probing for weak points in russian defend, cease in various locations along with the 1000 kilometers. the front line is the long expect seed cancer offensive begins, tossed off without a 0 near bulk mode. what russia says it's forces of talk to you quite in attack on
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the black suisse. the black sea fleet defense ministry says this video shows online boats that we used in the attack. it says all 6 were destroyed and russian ships when not damaged of 8200 russian ukrainian soldiers have been returning to prison. this won't, between the 2 sides, martians defense ministry says 90 full russians in ukraine in captivity has been released off negotiations and they would be taken to a medical institution for examination. officials and ukraine. se $95.00 service members have been returned to them including some wounded, include members of the national guard and border guards. were you planning officials are saying that 3 people have been killed 10 wounded off the russian forces, child a boat carrying, evacuated from flooded occupied territory to the ukrainian control city of harrison . the area has been effected by catastrophic flooding. after the destruction of the nova halls could them ukraine's presence as the international criminal court is
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already started, investigating the breach of the dam. even moscow have accused each other of deliberately blowing a top sliding is destroyed, entire villages, flooded farm lines and deprived tens of thousands of people of power and clean water for residents in house on itself. the flooding of the city is just the latest chapter in moving a year of war time suffering. my love, which is it is a window. so today we probably don't have a single family that hasn't face the consequences of rule. whether it's death of destruction or 5th, you will, dispelling some people have become different. children have become noticeably different. they become more grown up and you're just alike. so you're going to run co is a member of the ukraine in parliament. he says that debris and dead animals from the flood, a washing off as far away as a desk, which is where he is. and this is a good test itself, a planetary scale, just for your understanding, 100 miles from here to san cd. neil odessa, the sea is full of houses,
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of people is full full of minds, full of bodies of dead animals which is taken to the beaches of the city. so just imagine this capital, this catastrophe number of people out and died. we don't know the exact number, the situation on the right bank of the river, which is controlled by a gray is under control. and so there is a recreation pro per help. 2 people, but the bank of the river, which is controlled by russians, which is a complete disaster because they don't do any rescue operations. and even more they salvage people or trying to escape and to date 3 people acute. unfortunately, the rush is not always in international organizations trends in the area, even more rush, it continues mandatory activity in there. they sell, they should be. ready today, as they told you, number of people were killed by a given selling event and during the shooting of people. so unfortunately,
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they're not allowing international organizations to provide how that's the problem . well, let's return to our top story now. violence and westdale full. we can speak to toby hall. what is the principal situation coordinates in dial 4 for you and hcr joins me on the line now from audrey in eastern chad and of course, you know, speaking to each other, you are on the phone. i know that communications has been extremely difficult. it's been a struggle to, to speech people on this, but it's great to have you with us. of course you are pushing anyone in the program that the situation and dial 4 is dia, you've got intensifying classes. i think in north, central and west of for now reports of malnutrition and measles outbreaks. what, how would you describe the humanitarian needs of the population that right now? so thank you ma'am. i mean, so, i mean will she manage and situation a. ringback a catastrophe or other people have some back before then i can get back
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to repeat them again. i mean, we are seeing a backwards going on across the dock for region. often they are between the 2 war insides and other times the between communities who are often fighting the back. it was at the proxy for the 2 for the 2 sides that needed the t 5, the fuel in many places. uh, at the time she was for their own political and administrative objective. so you'll see real people on the tribal camino conflict in places like hotel in the north of florida in places like yellow house on the 4th and then to the center. and in that that was nana and in the, in the, in the west. and this is having an absolute, catastrophic consequences for all the community to all stuck in this in this comes with me sitting here and i, but i, we have seen, you know, now over a 100000 is a refugee stream across the board. as in we sit there weeks, weeks,
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and we very much be of a day will be more particularly coming off as a pound of l. johanna, which is facing the everybody. dia humanitarian situation. where you are having prime neighborhoods, who are besieged by the different the part. but the key components of this, of this, of this by due to having dead bodies have not been removed from the st. school for many, many days. now you have a complete collapse of public services and no medical supplies are wash for the food stocks extremely, extremely low, and some real problems of civilian suffering. going on again for communities of suffering from this from this concept. can i ask you always, there is a history of violence around all for what are you hearing about who is involved in the fighting now as well. i mean, again, you have the 2, the 2 coffee, traditional passes that are getting a bit of a say,
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what is happening here in about 40, you have a backdrop of su pensions, which as i said, has, occasionally, in the last 20 years we've been going back further into history b, the fuel by upon the patients. uh, i'm in between meetings even call to, to a bomb. so in typical, i'm in a tree objective. this is set me very much the case, the case here. now where you have to continue, this is being lined up behind either one of the, one of the positive. and again, this is that for becoming a c h to make it to carry a complex, which has obviously much, much more insidious a consequences to it than simply to on these frontier with each other, which is what is happening in the country. okay, thank you very much, toby holland, for joining us. principle situation coordinator and the full for them. for the you and hcr. indigenous community members in bogota or have held us. i'm gonna need to
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give thanks for the rescue of the for children found a live 40 days off to the plane. crash in columbia is jungle. the group who played a key role in the search say their indigenous knowledge helped find the children in the amazon full siblings. age from 13 to just one year old is still at a minute for the hospital where they were visited on site today. by present gustavo, petra ovary adults on board the plane died including them of the summer rump. yes. he is outside the hospital where those children are being treated in bogota and he joins us now and she, the father of 2 of the children has been speaking. yeah, what does he said about the condition of the children and, and how he has been coping it during this time? yes, mary, i minded we heard from um on well on. okay. with the father of the 2 youngest uh children, uh the 5 year old and, and the one year old uh, he came here and gave
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a number of new details starting with the fact that he said that the children are still quite weak. that he hasn't been able to talk at length with the any of them due to their conditions, but that overall they are doing better than they were doing. yesterday they were playing, they were drawing and they were sitting up and not only lying down on on the bed. so he was uh, optimistic that soon they will be able to talk and tell their story. their incredible story of how they survived at $440.00 days in, in the jungle. he also gave a new information, something that we didn't know at all until now, which is the fact that according to leslie, the eldest of the 4 children at their mother did not die in the impact of the crash . and instead was alive for 4 days before essentially giving into the injuries due
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to the incidents. so i knew very dramatic elements here of what happened in the 1st days after that accident. remember that rescue teams were able to actually find the small airplane, the says and the 206 at 2 weeks after the crash due to the inclement weather. due to the fact that the fact that it's just very difficult to find anything inside. and also to fix jungle and also talk to more about the threats that he had been receiving from a visit in the group of the fact that operates a rebels left these rebels here in columbia that the operates at a, in that the region and the, the bed, which was essentially the reason for the families trip. he had to flee that region here arrived hearing. but within a month later that everything was ready for him as his wife and the children to
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come here to be with them. any said the uh, we saw what happened in the accident that happened on may 1st and okay, but i just, you know, the deal have been threatened for them. i am a target because i know the whole area. i'm afraid the shameless people might start if i strongly because of my children so much and i will not allow that to one of the nice cuts in that yellow legal came back. let us get all the child tells me, is that her mother was a lie for 4 days and said before dying, the mother may be told him, go on leave. i guess. perhaps you will see who your father is and you will know a father's love as soon as i've shown you in case i'm out of it. and what do we know about how the children a thing? yes. oh my we know is essentially what the father told of the journalist a year outside of the hospital. the there hasn't been a new medical report. but again, we understand that the, the good news is that they have been playing that they have been drawing good.
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they're still not receiving the saw the fluids, but they have been stabilized that and, and that, that they, the doctors are obviously at work until was uh, recuperating them, especially when it comes to hydration. and the momma friction that they all felt that in the jungle, that in particular, in the case of the one year old, this will be a long, it should recovery process say at least 2 weeks, i think before they will be released from the hospital. possibly even at 3 weeks about we're going to have to wait on the next. the report from the doctors here. thank you. from ball guitar lessons around p a. t or a portion of a vital us highway has collapsed in philadelphia after a vehicle quote fy on denise's. city officials, a preliminary reports indicate that a tank. a truck was involved, the injuries have been reported,
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but to smoke billowed from the rubble of the collapse section of the north bound lines. it's the main north south into states on the east coast, running from miami, through to washington, dc and new york. thousands of people are flocked to hawaii is kayla volcano, to witness its latest russian law of a found hasn't been recorded as high as 60 meters. it's located on hawaii. the big island is one of the wells. most active volcanoes is a risk of post by the latest of option, but it's expected to last for some time. us. as long as he's in the northeast, philippines have put more villages on evacuation. watched the spheres grow of a major volcanic eruption mounts my own, began spewing gas and rocks earlier in the week. on a below reports from all by provence, with situs and pasquals, father died. the morning of june, the 9th, she barely had time to mourn within an hour of forty's warrant that my own phone cannot near their home,
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was threatening to iraq. now the family is holding this week, edited back collision center. the full, let's say it will say it, i was suffering twice. i missed the relatives from manila. wanted to visit them, but we've told him not to because they'll have to appear to some 2000 people have sought shelter here. it's one of several camps across the province, opposed by more are set to join. the authorities could expand evacuation orders to include thousands more, living outside the volcanoes, permanent danger zone. each family is given attend hot views every day in a box of food supplies that include powder, drinks, cancer, deans, and akila rice. but it's hot in here, especially when the doors outside, however, they're exposed to the elements. but if there's a lot of village cheap says, she's asked for these for more assistance to be the biggest problem here is the lack of water. we requested more drugs and containers
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so we can collect water for use in the toilet. hygiene is important because there are a lot of children here. despite the difficulties, they'd rather endure temporary discomforts, the risk their lives, those old enough, remember, previous interruptions. you new thing to do mean human that there was one time directed and there was sudden the doctors how about we couldn't see the vehicles in front of us even if the headlights were on old people who'd experienced it before. we'll try and get only, yeah, i mean, the last time with your erupt, it in 2018 people spend more than 3 months away from home at the time range triggered volcanic muscles. something that could happen again with the onset, the months and sees it. part of a low i'll do 0 a by the philippines. a huge sandstorm is had to move in a rocky city of mosul. large parts of the area are covered by signed,
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including landmarks like the all new re mosque. low visibility is disrupted life and many people that rock experience more than a dozen sandstone last year, which were blamed on the expansion of desert conditions, a motional slab for you on the program. a palestinian family faces eviction from that home and occupied east jerusalem off to a decades long legal battle. scotlands, formerly the nicholas sturgeon, is arrested and then released without charge as positive an investigation into the s and p's funding. i'm in support is full of most of gp world champion comm. seem to catch your bright reaction from me a tale in chrome pre the color. well, lots of hate, lots of stones to across much of
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a year of the success story, whether they're affecting west of england through wealth, pushing into scotland, running up to a scattered neighbor. and on the other side of our i reapply pressure quite a crop of storms that into that eastern side, if you good rushes. storms to for good measure across well, of elkins, italy using across it to pass the span of port school a good positive front as well, more of the same as we go on 3 monday. type of just getting up close to 30 cell, just in many spots. i'm looking pretty see me too for good measure. central air is probably saying the the driest weather. well too bad here, but the show is still big and live vehicle. southern positive front stamped was that western side of the met. it's right and scattering the showers to tools grease and also into to k. i may see a few showers around the finals west of africa, but nothing too much to speak of as we go on through the next day or so. west of weather will be across west africa, where we should say some live be still, i'm still a lot just don't just rolling across. liberia easing across here. really easy is
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way out into the open waters of the atlantics, something to watch as we go through the next few days. that may well develop into something ominous for the caravan. lots of shares run all the way across. central africa, into the 2nd highlands. are they getting to walk by deals different republic his loan for claims, which is what is more than friends in a full pop theory. the big picture takes and in depth ness france insight episode one on elegy sierra the
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a but next week the the the welcome back kind of main stories. now, adult clues association in saddam's westdale for regions has a 1000 civilians have been killed since the middle of april. this is fighting resumed across the capital and its neighboring cities. officer de long ceased file . ukraine sizes made his 1st gains as the start of the counter offensive. we taking
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3 villages in the eastern dani ask region. meanwhile, the officials, they're also saying that 3 people have been killed. 10 wounded off the russian forces. shells of boats caring, evacuated from flooded occupied territory to the ukrainian control says he of harrison will go to senegal. now, more than a week off to the opposition to osmond sancho was sentenced to 2 years in prison. he still hasn't been arrested. he was found guilty of corrupting youth in a trial where he was initially accused right. verdict has led to a violent protest with 500 people arrested. and 23 people killed. those have been a rise and attacks on goals and women in close hoc reports from con rape, or steve, some synagogue, as well as language a taboo. subject that wrapper mcgee addresses in the song denouncing the impunity around sexual violence against women in her country. to find that she and her
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friend kadijah a social worker are taking on, they say more women and girls had been attacked since opposition leaders. some code was found guilty. we saw the dream people was processing the cam in some point, i mean wrapping them and making some violence on them. if you're not with the brother, man, you know, you will not save you. they just come and how she was, they just come and i mean, great you to so it has not been convicted of rape but was sentenced to 2 years in jail for corruption of youth. in other words, judges accused him of debauchery and paying for sex with someone under the age of 21. the verdicts towards his chances to run in the upcoming election ahead of the verdict, he denounced what he called a politically motivated trial sancho denied sexually assaulting his accuser. 23 year old g sar before them in a statement. many found his use of language offensive and inflammatory. he said if he had to reach someone, he wouldn't choose one who looks like it to him. pansy,
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could you just as some of those words have encouraged with violence against women tend to try out. we mean it was being victim of 60 all abuse and rape, our afraid to speak out and seek justice. we want peace. the chat at the women's gathering organized by the government. it's already is, are denouncing the violence against women. but rights groups accused security forces of arbitrary detention torture and killing of protest. years using live rounds were outside this main focus house. he still has not been arrested. the opposition has tried to organize peaceful protest, but the government has bound administration saying it wants to avoid further violence for we spend sancho supporters. this is an attempt to silence the old position. so who has called on the supporters destroying the presidential palace and over through microsoft is that clearly populism and in response,
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phone call is someone who wants to lead people a population which is 99.9 to 9 person black as compared to a monkey is that so problems i think is 5, you 5, a problem? i think in a demo, kazi, in this tussle for power between president mikey cell and loose months, sounds good. mcgee says, women and young girls who are victims of sexual abuse are being ignored and silenced a brutal consequence of this ongoing political crisis. nicholas hall county is 0. the car. officials from the caribbean, regional body carrier. com, a meeting in jamaica to discuss how to end haiti's political crisis. the island has been ruled by years of protest, fire, and gang violence and a crippling economic crisis, and hasn't had a functioning governments since 2021. and presenters of another more ease was
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assassinated. the 3 day meeting and jamaica will focus on a pointing a special task force that would include haitian leaders. so let's discuss this with ambassador down foot. who is a former us special envoy. hazy joins me via zoom from buffalo in new york. do you think there's a real prospect of that being some form of foreign intervention and hazy? then eventually i think for an intervention on the security side is going to have to happen. however, coming out of this career in for um and i logged the caribbean leaders for taking some action on this. uh or i am very skeptical that they're going to find a solution that's acceptable page. people given that they are dealing with the deal with junior mit government of the fact of prime minister arial henri. and there are some civil society people, but my guess is they are not going to be hurt very much in jamaica. so if that was
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to be some sort of haitian political involvement, an outside intervention, it would be from leaders that are not seen as being the legitimate representatives of the haitian people, is what you're saying. that's correct. and the current government, as you said, has not been able to accomplish anything since the assassination of present jo, no more is almost 2 years ago and the haitian people therefore, are really going to have difficulties trusting anything that comes out of this government including o actions why are civil society organizations and of the actors in hate to not being included in this, in the us and the other major donors have preceded the last 2 years without giving civil society and opposition political parties of voice. the haitian people do not have a voice in this process. we have done the same thing as united states foreign
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policy makers. several times before each time a heavy gets worse and bad is going to be the result of this. if we don't this about our, a pointed leader in arial, henri, and let the haitians shoot who is a provisional government to get them to go actually. but i guess the issue right now is that the violence and then security is so bad that there's no logistical way for election. so they place people have describe living that actually for a long time as, as being really like how, like, you know, we've been speaking about places like sit down and ukraine in this program. situation hate to use reading fine. there's no clean water. there's no electricity, they've been hit by floods in harkins and we kind of crisis that seems to be getting was do you think people do you think it's difficult to such a state now where people will just have any form of intervention? even if has to come from the outside to stop this. the issue is we're editor
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being on and who is the hast at the end of the day. and because the police and the current government have taken no action against the games in the last 2 years, they shouldn't be bl, are not going to have belief except and the intervention of a mishmash of caribbean countries. with out it being clear that the haitian voice is going to be heard and that's not going to be the case coming out. okay, well i'm by sitting down foot on the us special invoice a t. thank you for joining us. the from buffalo. thank is there any authorities of threaten to forcibly displace a palestinian family from that home and occupied east jerusalem comes after a major legal bottle that's lost a decades. and a mock supports from occupied east jerusalem away from the welsh world in
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taurus trumps of east jerusalem's old city, a peaceful scene plays host to a historic legal struggle for 97 decades notice of lavonne has lived here on. i could be 10 of the but not for the 1st time. she now faces fullest expulsion, an elevated stress. that's good. maybe i don't even see the clothes that i get to this. i've become more agitated. i should take a sedative once a day in the last 15 days. i've taken the morning noon a night because i can feel my heart pounding. a lifetime of personal china just represents the plight of palestinians in occupied east jerusalem. what is brady settlers of public consort? to reshape the cities identity. her landlord allied with that settling movement has tried to expel her through recurring cold cases because before her but he says this funds arena was jewish. it's outrages that is that even today in 2023 is using this a discriminatory law against palestinians only to pick ballast emails from houses
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and homes in east jerusalem based on the solution that is right in active. purposefully that little puff top a century ago allows jews to reclaim, historically do a showing properties in east jerusalem, but does not permit palestinians to do the same around to never has watched as ready, families replace the palestinian childhood friends before me. it's politically, it's legally, it's morally unacceptable, spend coo and bugs off, is that your opinions representative to palestine and like the other diplomats visiting him. he hopes international pressure may encourage his radio authorities to change calls. this is a simple method case, a case of eviction of a family. who has a housing rides here given to them. on the basis of contracts established decades ago. her sons of salt to help her and save her home, but in the face of a new call, told a few legal roots remain in session of the present cameras of income town,
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a lot of the families, homes and so on because they've been told today. finally, their eviction will take place, but of 2 years of anxious on sites and see there's still a real guarantee when or even if these were any place, but it's to turn up and the fellow who was an inmate, would you be in the meantime? no, i must wait with private pain, follow husband most stuff. a welcome is visiting act to this, to witness, but don't apply them to be the stealing the cost through the pause to leave your present and your future when they do that, you'll have no present and no future is up to 6 to 8 years of waking up to this few noticeable bands, not sure now where and when she will safely fall asleep again for the month. so i'll just say we're occupied east jerusalem exit polls in $110.00, agra are projecting that the europe now movement has one more than 25 percent of loads in the countries not parliamentary elections. its hope that this vote will
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end the political divisions in years of instability that have hampered its efforts to joining the european union in march. the present yonkers lots of which seen him both and the capital, ousted miller kind of itching a presidential run of those people which has encountered some 15 policies and combinations. his political leanings range from pro weston to pro sub in reflecting the division of the month. and that goes to split from sub yeah, scotland school massage minister nicholas dudgeon was arrested and questioned by police on sunday before being released without charge in connection with an investigation to the governing scottish national policies, funding and finances. so when i get good reports from 1st minister, the suspect, and one of scotlands, most extraordinary political scandals, making a search. and the woman who presided over scotland government for nearly a decade now the lease a spigot to be embroiled. and the financial inquiry investigates and reports of
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fraud in the scottish national party, she wants headed dudgeon was held for 7 hours and was released without charge, pending further police investigations. in a statement released on social media, she said she was innocent of any wrong doing. and that she intended to be back in parliament all to the next day or 2. this has been a period of extraordinary time, more than scottish politics and such and as a page of a host of it, she's got state is across the world for a long time. even impressed. and she was actually in preston's most popular politician, which is bizarre because the ascent they want to break breast and not they want independence for scotland. so she's a, she's got a large footprint for small of women. a bombshell resignation in february surprised many weeks before she just showed low to is that she still had plenty of the time to continue in office. it's solid weeks,
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a plummeting approval ratings for her to the independence movement. iraqis, ations of neglecting promises on closing the attainment gap in education, stopping the increasing drug tests. but it was her support of the gender recognition reform bill that would allow anyone to change the legal sex that precipitated her full. especially when it was discovered that a trans identified male rapist, was being held at a female prison. the surgeon is this, the senior figure within the s and p to be arrested in connection with the inquiry . it comes more than 2 months after police detained. ha, husband from a s and p chief executive p tomorrow. 2 weeks later, it was a ton of us and peaceful with treasurer. both were released without charge. now sturgeon has self has to face questions into the ongoing funding and financing of the policy she wants lead. in particular, what happened to the $750000.00 worth of funds that was meant to be used for new
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independence campaign? never could. sonya guy eval, i'll just say era and pull. brandon is following his story, joins us live now from edinburgh. what's the center of this police investigation? to a defense. i mean the states back to, to uh, 2021. when the police started investigating 7 complaints as to what have happened. so some 660000 pounds, that's around $830000.00 of positive donations. that had been given specifically for the campaign to have another independence referendum. when i looked in the policy accounts, they found that there was only 97000 pounds of, of money on about 272000 pounds of assets. now that leaves around 250, i think by my, by my arithmetic of money that simply wasn't there anymore. so where is it where i
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had it gone? who knew about it? what it has been spence on the complaints alleged that there was a possibility of some criminal action. the police have been looking at it ever since. now obviously the has been criticism politically of how a piece of my role was the chief executive of it's of discovery national politics. he looked after the business side, the policy, uh, organization, and uh, nicholas dudgeon, was the political lead of the policy leader to have such power concentrated in one household seemed unusual. and the police have now got to the stage where the questioning on the caution, the main figures at the top of the party to try to work out exactly where this money has gone. how did sturgeon himself react of to she was really some. what's the political reaction been there in scotland poll as well? we, we, sonya, and her report the touch a little bit on, on what nicholas dudgeon put out. you haven't given a, an on camera interview, but you did issue a statement on social media and i'll give you
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a couple of more details. what you said was that the arrest had come as a shock and with the distressing. but she said that it is you would do, she wouldn't do anything to harm the scottish national policy or the country. i know beyond doubt, she said, or she rose. i am in fact in a sense of any wrong doing. and i intend to be back in parliament soon. she said she'd take a couple of days to reflect on what happened and then be back here at the holiday problem. it's soon the political reaction from her opponents has come in a lot less sympathetic i the labor. i show the latest that it's deeply concerning development this arrest until it's about a culture of secrecy. at the heart of the scottish national party, i'm the liberal democratic leader up here in scotland said today's events, we'll have a huge ramifications for both the scottish national party. i'm the future of scottish politics because it's got his national party is so intrinsically bound up with the concept of scottish independence. and if the policy is in disarray,
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where does that lead? the bigger question of independence, wisconsin. thank you. from edinburgh pull. brian and the ocean is the world's largest carbon sank absorbing about 30 percent of all carbon dioxide emissions, so vital, but on protected buffer against climate change. just how much carbon the continental shelves kind of sold isn't fully understood. so a 5 year research program is now on the way, hoping to change that from come right in scotland. charlie anjanette reports launching new research into the debt to discover more about ocean called and the scientists, a part of the convex seascapes survey grabbing mud from the sea floor to analyze the tiny creatures within it and quantify how much carbon they can move and store the 2500 marine investor, but since you cable to their new 10 has been studied in depth. this team hopes to
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change that. what we're trying to understand. why is the question that live in a, in the comp, in between so we're talking about 10 to 15 centimeters, but most of the biggest habitat understands how important layer between the moving coffin between 90 percent of the seas. biodiversity lives in this settlement. creatures like the brittle starfish and the spin well in the borrowing and building some over moves, corbin, others will release it. best estimates on the coastal, which is like these in the sea creatures that live in them could provide 6 percent of the carbon drill down. that's needed for the rise in global temperatures to 1.5 degrees and that's the same as the closing on. if the walls cement and chemical industries. this is 1st of its kind science and back in the lab. the 19 different
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species they found studied and rigidly using fluorescent sediment to measure their activities and how they impact, call them levels. the next step is to identify how vulnerable they are to human activities. we have seen partners, so it's about for code argentina, south georgia, bridge, colombia, mc k. really what come together to coincide? i'm produce reliable science today. says have a better understanding of how carbon is stored in all c flows. the ocean has observed about a 3rd of the carbon dioxide that humans have admitted into the atmosphere since the beginning of the industrial revolution. but there is no policy currently protecting carbon storage in the ocean. once deepest benefits of the seascape and known that to protection can follow charlie on to the outer 0 come break. scotland. former us
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attorney general william bond says donald trump is close toes, if allegations of the wilfully retained highly classified documents approve untrue . according to the 37 count indictment on sealed on friday, tron stole classified documents in unsecured areas of his florida resort. as i was shot by the degree of sensitivity of these documents and how many there were frankly, is if even half of it is true, then he's toast. i mean, it's a, it's a pretty, it's a very detailed indictment and it's very, very damning. and, and this idea of presenting trump is a victim hero and victim of a witch on is ridiculous battle plans for an attack on another country or, or, or the defense department documents about our capabilities are in no universe. donald j. trump just personal documents. far as and now with
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a sport from dow. huh. for marian, thank you so much. no back job, which has won a record 23rd grand slam title. he did so with an emphatic victory over casper wrote in the final is the french open. so helpfully tells the action the history beckoned to know thank you all could be as he works out with the french open, finally thousands of fans and quite a few stones were on hand. receipt of the serbian could win a record of 23rd grams than i am title. and he said in his way, no ways. half the rude playing his 2nd role on gunner funnel in a row, su, joking that travis, los don't to the match. losing that this 3 game, lucky you recovered, grew into this that gradually he would eventually go on to win on that type rate.
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this $3600.00 and he found destroyed, did this that can fit and had trouble taking it $63.00, nobody history did show some resistance in the 3rd sense, but this was to be joking, which is days after around 3 and a quarter. i was on call for bell grade phones. don't find me at this moment. the joke is it you take me, this is 75 to see the record sitting 20 to the grand slam titles. i feel that i have had the power to create my own destiny. i try to visualize every single thing in my life. not only believe it, but really feel it with every, every cell in my body. and i just want to send the message out there to every young person be in the present moment. forget about what happened in the past. future is
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something that is, is just going to happen. but if you want a better future, you'll create a joke of it's now stands alone as demand holds the most grand slam trial. it's hard to argue against those who say he's the greatest of all time. so he link outage azeta. well, for a more detailed look at what this jargon which victory means, here's my whole path back. now that you all could, it says my history about winning the french are going that's break down the number of these, the 1st man to reach 23 grand slams. moving one ahead of the injury. hit ross on the dial into play of the day. i was hard, largest cetera, 10 australian argument 7. we moved into 3 your assignments and now 3 titles robin got off. he's the 1st man to win $44.00 pages, or at least 3 occasions at $36.00. he's the oldest man to with the franchise in which he also was in 20162021 out. if that wasn't enough, he'll return to the well. number one ranking the placing cala found crest,
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mattie bates in the semi finals of directories and know that and power struggle which is half way to completing the calendar slam or the 2 men of achieve the feat default on biology. and dorothy, $38.00, live of twice, ne, $62.00, and largely succeed or commit to defend his little entitled next month. egyptian side l alley have won the african champions league. maybe we dad of morocco over 2 legs to fill the title for how much of a bonhams for the crucial goal to seal a 3 to aggregate. when this is the 11th the time, i'll only have one. the title. i'll surely have beaten india to win the world test championship. india were pulled out for $234.00 in their 2nd endings at the oval in london gave us truly a victory by $209.00 run. so now switch their attention to an after series against a one which starts on friday when it went back to the biggest goal, the nicer one went away from lifting their 1st ever stanley top. they beat the florida panthers $3.00 to $1.00 game for chandler stevenson is for twice william
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cross and also on the score sheet to give a scene, the $31.00, series least the goal. nice. have the chance to close out the series on home ice on sheets thing. feel confident, i mean, is want to guys have been in this position before and you know, i think that's something that has benefited us and you know, i think everybody's gonna be ready and you know, it's a 21 away from, you know, a lot of dreams for a lot of guys, japan's baseballs superstars show, hey, with tony is had his 18th home run of the season. it was his 3rd homerun and signed in spite of attorney's efforts. the valet angels team stone and on to lose 6 to against the seattle mariners francesco benya has won these hunting ground pre to extend his leave, the top of the matter to be championship standings. 6 time world champion, mark mark has the started 2nd on the grand crashed down on lap 6. spanners has now gone 4 races in a row without finishing for the 1st time in his career by an arrow to victory on
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his ducati in front of his own house. he now has a $21.00 point lead ahead of title, rather a mark of the set sheet to finished 8 and over and france for right one the $100.00 the anniversary addition of the 24 hour hours of the amount interest rates for i last completed that in the amount in 1973, the favorites toyota to clean their 1st victory at the marquis event since 1965. okay, that is all you support for now. it's now back to mary mon monday. oh, that's lovely. thank you very much. that's it for the news, but we'll have another person coming out for you just a couple of minutes time. i will see you very shortly. the
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