or the way the news is covered, these people have nowhere to go to work forced out of their neighborhoods because of a fighting going on between rival gang, what he's up and nothing about special causes where they are for the special forces this area used to be filled with people, but as you can see right now, it looks like a war zone. this is the largest hospital in haiti, and it has been barely working for the past 5 months. as a missionary fair or the barbecue has created what is known as the g. 9, it's a federation of dance, and it's one of the most powerful here. these rules connect the communal fit to be with an other area that is not far away and were told that it was being used by gang. some people that had been kidnapped the, [000:00:00;00]

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the the welcome to the news. our african leaders are in ukraine on a piece mission. the south african president silver on the 1st and 3 other african heads of state. once an end to the conflict with russia, they visited the city of boot, show where ukrainian or authority say more than a 1000 civilians were killed in russian a tox last year. the delegation has held meetings with the ukrainian presidents and keys of hollywood bullet emerge. zalinski has ruled out any talks with russia, but i see you, you've been injured along the me. russia is the only source of war. and the only reason why the consequences of this was causing damage to the whole world, to different nations on different continents. nobody can feel their board is all protected. well, the safety of the people isn't, should, so long as russia is attempting to make that regression and the abduction of all people, something that is normal. surely, the withdrawal of russian forces forming ukraine is the only thing that can stop

this war. while they'll travel to russia on saturday for talks with president vladimir puts in here to listen to listen both to prison zalinski and tomorrow would have been listening to prison and put to do so with deep respect for the people of ukraine, which we have expressed to president lensky, but also in recognition of the proposals that they have put forward as a piece for me that i will go to keep in bringing out a 0 is doing a whole standing by for us to tell us more about how their message was received by presidents of landscape of the well seemingly presidency lensky, reading it, putting a bit of a full stop on proceedings. bailey, having begun listening to cyril ram,

oppose of the south african president is quite hard to gauge what sense of optimism they will take away from them. these african leaders, so robert posed a co leading was mackie sold the president of cynical state and he's comments to the media. he made much of how the soonest it was unique among a number of initiatives floated by other leaders since the will began in that it is being put before the leaders of both ukraine and russia. they go up to see president putin on saturday. he's set out and he's comments, as i said, a rather complicated and ambitious 10 point plan that would eventually lead to peace between the 2 countries involving at the escalation on both sides. security guarantees respect for solving voters and so on, but suggested that it will begin with confidence building measures to form the basis of a sort of dialogue between both sides on issues of mutual interest to involve things like business swaps and very important to these african leaders the free movement of great ins and fertilizer that have contributed to tribal food and security,

particularly in africa. and he said that they've been an openness by president. so let's get you engage further. but when he spoke present, zalinski sounded rather less enthusiastic as you heard him there about the overall prospect sticking family to his position that he's held throughout from the very early stages of the war. saying that can be no deviation negotiations with russia without a full withdrawal. from all of ukraine, and frankly that he's not explicitly a part of this plan that withdraw the leaves open the question of just how much support these african leaders complain. they've got from ukraine for their initiative when they take it to president putin in st. petersburg on saturday. all right, thank. that's all that's on a whole recording for us from teeth. well, speaking of the russian presidents, he's been addressing a business for him in saint petersburg and he said that the ukrainian counter offenses and the se won't be successful. will you do me? my info. do you mean the slicing is ongoing right now? i think the armed forces ukraine's done no chance here. no chance,

just like in other directions. right now, as we're talking, another attempt is being made in the so called primitive cut direction, in several areas. the enemy is trying to attack the more and what president. so if we didn't have to say, here's the moscow based journalist who we got top of all of a lot of criticism of the west and said, he said that had there been a different administration in the us, russia would have been able to fulfill a peaceful supplements planning you, craig, he said that the war in ukraine was unleashed by the ukranian regime, with the support of the west back in 2014. but no one had. now the west winds rushes, the teacher defeats, and also according to patients, poland does dreaming about how to return west some new crane and apparently it is moving in that direction. he also mentions the ukranian counter offensive saying that it wasn't successful despite a few crane using is to cedric reserves. he admitted heavy losses for ukraine, a price according to paid him. and you create a little bit short of its domestically produce military hardware very soon,

and that's all the equipments now, which it has it comes from a broad but so that won't help them as they won't be able to find it would be western cape for a long time. well, he said that instead of contacts with russia, the united states have chosen to supply equipment to ukraine, but russia would burn it. while do russian military industry is on the rise to come to the west and supplies. uh, hold on is leih from ann arbor, michigan. a susan page has a former boss order to sell. so don, and also a former deputy assistant secretary of state for african affairs. she's currently a professor, practice the university of michigan law school and for a school a public policy. welcome to the als. is there a news hour? so we heard from the ukraine and president speaking at a press conference where he said, peace talks are only possible after russian troops withdrawal from occupied territory. i mean, that doesn't really seem likely at this point, does it? so what does it mean for that piece? and it should have put forward by the african leaders. well, 1st of all,

thank you very much for having me on the program. what i think it means is that it's going to be very difficult to really launch some sort of a process of a piece, even though the african leaders. something saying that they're talking about confidence. building measures budge, you know, russia and dated by you paying the full scale invasion in november of 2022. but now t has launched a counter offensive. it's going to be very difficult to get the 2 sides to mediate an end to this war. when both are seeing it as a must win for, for both sides. how much i noticed a lever, it's, do you think they have at this point, particularly when we take into consideration that they've been described as being somewhat neutral when it comes to the war in ukraine. for example,

at the un security council. some countries have sort of refuse to vote and refuse to publicly take sides. at least it is complicated on the african nations. want to be able to have the exact same kind of freedom to make their own choices as other countries do. and so they have long standing ties with moscow. they have received a lot of support for their independence movements. and the timelines for west was not necessarily in favor of independence for these colonies from the big powers. so it is, it's quite difficult, but at the same time, they need the west as well, and they want the west. so they want to be able to have relations with all of the big players. and that's not really neutral, that's in their interest. well, i mean, speaking of their interest,

why do you think that they're getting involved in this for now, especially when there are more pressing conflicts, closer to home as well. there is one big thing. and one of the reasons, of course, is that both russia and especially ukraine, provide a lot of green and agricultural assistance. they supply much of the world and africa. many african states are quite dependent on those, the russian race, russian and ukrainian brain that comes in. so that having been locked for quite a long period of time is, is a problem. um, the other thing is that they recognize that their countries are be used once again as sort of the lynch 10 of how the reset might take place. and they don't want to be the one who has no se,

then what happens the way that they were essentially washed out of playing a little during the cold war. they don't want to be in that position again. look, i have to saturday for us because from ukraine, they're heading over to russia to meet with the russian president vladimir putin. what will happen there? and so they have the political leverage over put in to make him change his mind. i don't know that they have the political leverage. um, i mean, some of them are good, did just recently hold a military exercises with a number of states. they've got the upcoming summit that will take place and president clinton has been invited, but he's also indicted by the international criminal court of south africa, played a huge role in pushing back against unsuccessfully the ice. g. c's indictments followed the president bashir of student and at the time that indictment still

stands, the uh warranty arrest for, for him, one of the, the efforts that they are trying to do is to push back against the indictment against me. but that's not a security council. us warrant of arrest. it's actually done by the icbc prosecutor, not on the recommendation or the referrals from united nations security council. so it's going to be a delicate balance. and they don't want to upset the russians any more than they want to upset the widest right. which is going to be tough. okay, thank you so much, susan page. we appreciate your time. thanks for speaking to us from michigan. thank you very much. now nato secretary general has confirmed the alliances commitment to ukraine. he says, chief will joining the alliance once the war is over. we all agree that ukraine has sold,

it moved closer to night to over the past decades. we agree that naples door is open, that ukraine will become a member of the lines on that. this is a decision for allies and ukraine to make restaurant does not have a veto. we do not know when this war ends, but when it does, we need to put in place a framework that ensures ukraine's future security and make sure that history does not repeat itself. russian rock has, has struck you cranes, flood ravaged region of her song. people are still trying to clean off after the nearby car called cut down was breached a week ago troll stratford reports from personal invaded for tova okey plight we taken and then flooded. people in the city just never give up. clean up operations and care sun continue and areas where the front water has receded. residents like andre

a clearing the month from their apartments and businesses determined to pick up their lives. again, truck voltage routes, pills and potential disease into a small shop. but we have to wash it all the water was up to the ceiling. everything is covered in filth. it was impossible to get through here until the flood waters went down. ukraine says russia committed a war crime by destroying the nova cold, good time. the close these floods, russia civilized responsibility. these are the same streets now. ukraine says at least 40 villages remain flooded. 17 of which are in russian occupied surgery on the opposite side of the river. we were in this area are about a week ago and the water level in was about a me to deep as you can see, the floods here have received it, but there are many areas closer to the river where house is huge, residential areas are still in invited with water and of course there is a constant sweet and potential showing the land was clean up operation here

continues, but some of the worst effected areas are out of town. vitalia has lived on the bank so the english with a for mold in full decades. the husband passed away in recent years, and when the time was destroyed, only delete the river. flooded up the tribute tray, engulfing her land and home to slow down the wars it came at 1st. it was they then reached up to the middle of the garden when the water to reach the threshold. then we started to run away. the floods have receded head to the rivers, still twice the whits. it was before the time was destroyed. wells have filled with mode. many villages have no drinking water to tell my daughter pussy here with tomatoes mixed i had zucchini. then the onions dates, carrots and potatoes, had everything. now there was nothing. every thing is under the rates. so, so 1st,

she shows us the flag watermark. so the house leads us inside. the child's life lies in fuel fi ruins amongst the mode. soaks collapsing was a grandchildren's discounted toys, her wardrobe and clothes, interesting. she closer own everything she loves, and treasures destroys. she looked through the photo with a dual to struggles to hold, but it is. she knows that despite the help she hopes will come rebuilding her life as the war rages will be a challenge feeling works, it's almost dropping. i'll just air of care of southern region crane hunter more had on the off. is there a news hour including professors across the greece, demand the government to more to protect the salem seekers after a migrant disaster kills stuff of mixed reaction to a new campaign rolled out by the philippine government featuring filipinos working abroad, coming up in sport,

england's can make it 3 wins from 3 as i looked at qualify for next year as european championships details coming up the 1st 2 months of fighting. and so don has caused widespread suffering from millions of children. unicef says at least 300 had been killed and nearly 2000 injured more than a 1000000 and have been forced from their homes. the united nations organization says it's worried about the situation in west and centrals are for assess 13000000 through the needs are in dire need of water, health, nutrition, and protection. as the following, the killing earlier this week of the governor of west are for fighting has escalated in the city of ed janina the rapid support forces. deny responsibility for the governors killing us accused. as the parent military for us and allied are in groups of violating human rights. and so as sedans,

army is failing to protect civilians. a 1000 people have escaped in the past 24 hours alone. same as for avi, has more from audrey on the border between 2 done on charged after overnight fighting to continue this morning. the influx of refugees from sudan and the child has become exponential. you and hcr is you're assessing the situation and they say it is never in the past 2 months of war ever been dispatch, certainly not at this border check posting, audrey, but you and hcr also says that there's simply not enough funding there under funded, there is not enough international interest in this crisis. and now there's only chaos if you think of a city as a people and not just a place. then old, you know, the refugees that we're speaking to say. the name of their city no longer exists as they once knew it. a turning point in the conflict in some done, the exodus of thousands of people in

a single day chased out of their country under gun fire. their leaders killed militia instead of laid siege to elgin enough for 2 months. they say now all the control, the capital of west are for exhaustion relief and perhaps gifts. i don't know where my children are. she says, i had to leave them behind the blame the rapid support forces which denies their involvement in alternate. i know it's not because he thought we left behind. the situation is very, very bad. this. i lost 22 people from my family and 15 of them were children. the sudanese government didn't help us. they see what is happening and just watch as birds. my whole family is back there. one group began their journey was thousands. only hundreds arrived. far too many of them on

a company children picked up by strangers along the way. if something has changed at this border crossing, everyone we seen so far is arriving on foot. there are 4 more observable, more men and boys in the crowd. now, what tribe they're a part of whether they are civilians or fighters, none of that seems to matter. here now there was only a human suffer many had to stop before crossing over, too tired to injure, to keep going, no one to help them. and as night falls, as the sounds of gunfire come closer, they are still in harms way. electricity shortages and so done are being made worse by the fighting ports on the countries. main seaport is only getting half its daily power supply, which means it's half a 1000000 residents and growing number of recent arrivals from flood fighting and other areas are struggling to keep cool. hyundai, mccarty, reports a z, waiting the zenith, this shelter in the city of ports who don houses, people forced from their homes by the wor, no one,

but for many the conditions are barely tolerable. the opposite, the electricity is all for 3 hours, 5 hours and 6 hours. the temperature is very high and the children have boils on. the faces. mosquitoes are all over the place. we burn wood to get rid of the mosquitoes. the frequent blackouts have bought the effective most services in the city, especially hospitals and medical centers. and most of the biggest government hospitals depends on a private generator for electricity costing more than a $1000.00 a day. and while it does like to highlight the electric generates in these 3 pallets of fuel per day, the cost is around $1000.00 us dollars, which is far too much for the hospitals resources. we've lived through difficult, tough times during this last period, possibly, almost as well. engineers at the state electricity company are having to repair the network nearly every day. but a dispute overpayment between student needs authorities and their turkish energy

supplier has also left the cuts. you would give me that, you'd think you've done those of some of your, jeff, it's being made by the state government, the federal ministry of finance. i'm the electrical engineers. we hope the problem will be sorted out very soon. god willing to hundreds, but he would argue initial and at the end of the city of posey don is a coastal city and is approaching the summer season. in addition to that, the city also hosts a very large number of displays. people due to the conditions in the country with disruption from the war, increasingly affecting people around the country. many here say the power outages are worsening the crisis and are now an urgent priority. and that the present. i'm deal buckley l g 0 port to don. molly's for a minister has us the united nations to end it's peacekeeping mission. they're following his calls ahead of the un mission. in molly said, peacekeeping is becoming nearly impossible. us current mandate is due to expire at the end of the month. to send to the guy did by what the decision of the counselor

may take. the clearly a peacekeeping operations up to date on the basis of concept from the us country, and up some of the concept operating in a specific country. it would be extremely challenging if not to pause. well that more and this of course is salumi. she's joining us from the united nation. so what more has been said on the mission on this mandate? kristen? well, the foreign minister of molly, i made a very strong a remark at the meeting of the security council. he called on the mission to leave the country. he said that the government does not want the mission to continue their putting the un security council in a difficult position as the mandate for that mission is due to expire. at the end of the month, the a foreign minister express concern that the un had been in the country for 10 years

and the violence and in security that it was sent there to stop, had only gotten worse. he said this has resulted in a crisis of confidence with the molly and people, there'd been protests in molly calling on un peacekeepers to be even the mission. they're known as the new smart to leave. and he also pushed back against reports that had come out of the high commissioner for human rights office here at the united nations accusing government forces along with some foreign forces in the country, killing people in a mission in one part of the country. a mission that left over 500 people died according to you and reports. the molly and government has denied the strongly and tight and its dealings with russia. it has been working more closely with russia and the wagner group in its country to improve security there. that of course,

has western countries on the security council concerned about the situation on the ground. they are so we have a very unstable situation in molly concern at the security council about how to increase the ability and security in the country with the presence of groups like the as law mix state there. this is why the un security council initially went into molly to try to prevent that in security from getting worse and spreading beyond borders. those concerns remain. but given that the un peacekeeping mission, there has about 14000 forces at 14000 troops on the ground. and has been unable, they say, because of lack of resources and, and unclear mission to deal with those issues. there's now this call for them to get out of the country. how will this play out? discussions were already underway in the security council as to whether or not to

extend that mandate and change that mandate. the secretary general had called for a change of the mandate so that it could better serve the purpose of protecting people in that country and encouraging a transition to a more democratic government. will that happen now? we heard with the special representative said without the support of the host country, it's difficult to do right. but ultimately it comes down to the security council and what they're going to a authorized. all right, you'll keep us across the story. thank you so much. christmas salumi for that update from the u. n. here's nicholas hoc. now he's in by my co and he explains why many malia and say that the un failed to bring peace to their country. and so this is a $1000000000.00 operation is the most expensive. it's the deadliest peacekeeping operation for the united nations will. despite 14000 soldiers, the security situation has been deteriorating. so a lot of them audience here wonder, why are they here? are they are actually fulfilling their mandate?

so there's all the anger towards the u. n. and their mission right now, but there's also this referendum that's going to take place on sunday. i've come to bama code several times and in the past few years. and today is the last day of campaigning for this referendum. whether mullens will accept the the, the amendments been to the constitution or not. so it's a yes or no question and there is this feeling of excitement. why? well, that's because for the 1st time since 2018 margins are going to have their say on not who is going to leave the country, but how their country is going to be lead in the future. and i've read the constitution and the amendments made. and what we're seeing in the text is that this text is closer to the modern people. it talks about sovereignty, it talks about the historical nature of the median nation and the 1000000 people. it talks about sovereignty and it is a break away from the previous constitution,

which was uh, should we put in a copy paste version of the constitution of france, the former colonial power. some of the amendments made are that french will no longer be the national language, but just one of the languages spoken in molly, also more power to the president, but greater autonomy to the regions. and the, this constitutional referendum is important because it is a step towards peace in this country that has been fraught with violence. in the last decade, professors have been holding rallies and for greek cities. and they're criticizing how the government's been handling a migrant boat accident that's left at least 79 people dead. active as some labor organizations marching in athens, excuse authorities of being complicit. because they say they haven't created safe and legal ways for people to seek asylum. the acting migration minister of recess survivors,

applications will be assessed and those not entitled to protection will be deported . the massive scale of people trafficking across a 188 countries has been uncovered and the us government report into modern day slavery speaking in washington, the secretary of state anthony blinking said there are 27000000 victims of traffic in worldwide. and there's been a 5 fold increase in the trafficking of boys and young men in less than 20 years. online scans and force labor are also on the rise of the report list $24.00 countries accused of being the worst culprits. they include china, cam body on north korea, selves to don on fund as well. uh for roberts or in south asia deputy director of human rights. while she explains why human trafficking remains a huge problem across the world's, what we can say is that if there are effective partnerships for governments work with n g o civil society and profit kings survivors,

then the outcomes tend to be better than if government just try to do it by themselves. and you know, i think that is one of the core lessons of this year's report. there's a lot of problems in many of these countries where you have corrupt governments. you have human rights abuses and people, frankly, can make a living or face political persecution and they decide to migrate to try to find a better life. in places like, uh, the, the, the, the caribbean, where and i mean, and other places like the mediterranean, you know, where there is of barriers put up to entry about certainly people become more desperate and have to rely on informal or, or elicit ways of movement. and which sometimes involves traffickers. we see that in the southeast asian region where i work, but we also see it in other parts around the world. it's the, the lack of protection for migrant workers, the lack of their rights that they, they have when they get to our country. that makes them particularly vulnerable for, for instance, wage theft,

forced labor and other forms of human traffic. ultimately, you really want to be able to reach out to civil society, to an n g or a group that is working with human traffic, gang, and traffic. and survivors are, these are the best champions. and so many cases for persons or who are facing human trafficking, um, you know, lot of people say, why don't you just call the police. but in, in many countries, the police are part of the problem. that is certainly the case in many countries in south these days, including thailand. so, you know, we're looking at a situation where you, it's hard to, as someone who, for instance, is just traveling through the country to know who to call. you know, many of these countries say that they have hotlines, but the hotlines aren't well manned or their, their staff don't really know where to refer somebody. so, you know, it's an ongoing problem. this is why, you know, there is a discussion about partnerships and this, this report saying that, you know, partnerships work better than, you know, various different organizations groups,

businesses trying to do it on their own. still ahead on they all just there and it was our gave me this that was frustrated by locked up government support communities in central nigeria search for the victims of a boat disaster for testers, towards the home of india, as junior for administer. and the latest flare up and violence and the north eastern money for states pulling up and support for free is forced to cut shorts. this international game, and the u. s. fall is here for thought story. and later the i had low that heavy rain and pots of soul africa caused the flooding in tape town . we will see more rain of the weekend. but before we get there, let's have a look at the middle east live and, and it's a laundry,

dry picture. we've seen some fish heat in places like the way as well as online and southern iran. temperatures have come down slightly. we've seen well in the way of unsettled conditions. thanks to the wind across southern areas of oman, anderson mount, which is clearing away, but still a risk of blowing dust across the gulf and temperature is all set to come down. the coastal event on sunday with some rain dribbling and from eastern areas of the mediterranean. now isn't move to the north of africa, temperatures, assets to pick up across the north west. and all of those unsettled conditions have cleared out. jerry, i've seen a lot of heat come back in with a change in the wind on sunday, 38 degrees celsius. i with a dramatic drop as we get into monday and we'll, cloudy conditions dominate, personal central areas. i've got some fuse thunderstorms, a full nigeria running across the central band of africa. you can see those shot with much wyatt for the south of this, the heat continuing to dominate in mozambique and northern areas of south africa. there comes

a rain dipping into cape town by saturday. the, the policy, the in sit will see that said truly somebody effect animals use of has 12 sons and full of of the football players. houses 0 wells tells, disposing success story of why the only built by one family to the company, champions against all the best we go into freedom, we have to step one family, one team on out to 0 basically, entities does the un fits the purpose was like many critics sites just pump solution doesn't get anywhere near enough done to the amount of money that is put into it's hard hitting interviews. do you think look to their lives on washed face enough for money to go on its own and built it's on a thought provoking on for centuries,

people have been taken care of are. so i have every confidence that future generations will do it as well via the story on told to how does era, the the, on the top stores on the dollar. your credit and president, a lot of years of lensky says, peace talks are only possible officer russian troops withdraw from occupied territory. he was speaking alongside visiting african leaders who are urging both sides, so negotiated an end to the fighting. the w. i chose us to over 2200000 people have been displaced by the fighting and so done. more than $500000.00 on her flight to

neighboring countries like charged us accuses the paramilitary rough support forces on the army of thrice violations. tamale's foreign minister has us that you end to end this peace keeping this in their following has called ahead of the un mission in molly said piece key thing is becoming nearly impossible the. when's current mandate is due to expire at the end of the month? a crowd of protest or is in the indian state of money. poor her set fire to the home of a junior minister in the central government, demonstrators, through petro bonds at the home of run. john sing in the latest incidents of ethnic violence in the states firefighters. put out the blaze, no one was injured. tensions between the cookie and mighty communities escalated last month after a judge recommended special status for the my tice law and order funds. and

in the step of money booth is fairly failure. the existing government cannot the maintain dis, bestbuy to central government has sent a lot of protections and rapid action force more than a 100 people have died in the violence so far it's cleared up in may when money for his high court recommended special tribal status for the majority might take immunity, who live mostly in the plains. if approved, this would allow the mighty to buy land in the hills, which at the moment or home to the states biggest tribal communities, the kooky and the not gone. it would also give them reservation and universities and government jobs, and this angered the cookie and now go home, make up about 40 percent of the state's population. they live in the hills and have enjoyed special privileges due to their tribal status for years. and m. c and guide roots a represents the cool community. and as an associate professor of the general harlem, the university in new delhi, she explains why land rights, inflamed grievances in money for as it is just because you have, you know,

optic deep or i'm biased accounts of the conflict because of each community has a phone mary 2 who get in, it's on perception off the bus like at $2410.00 or so that if you said that there are only 2 sites, so it'd be starting in the to have somewhere in between. so, but the money for the to life not only somewhere in between, but it is. i'm feeling wrapped in 7 me or so on. speak to each of the patients. and in terms of the uh, the population and the, the lenders, you'll use one of the reasons that has to be coming out as one of a very discontentment among the media people in the, in fuzzy. but if we see in terms of the population in the local patients, the jo, graphically, the, he areas are more uh,

but the question is how much work died on are the he areas and what, what the lesson diesel if you areas are heavy to monday, forties the very miniscule in terms of the population ready compared to other state in india. and we have only 2 members of parliament which is representing the population of money for in the indian bonham. and so for the present government a, to the, uh, you know, the intervene or not into the, it doesn't make much of defense because it's and number again at the end of the b and bmo accords. um, also teachers, intel are her loan that her university and belongs to the might say community. and he believes for an interference for the rising violence and money poor. this is nice and by mentions of national security issues. this isn't like the medium boxes

you must know that you know this. all of this and man are just onset 2 issues. and the vision between the most in these 2 countries is the, is equal to the fact and bottom of this c, p a, d, b, stay in that sense, what's happening in many areas is there is, as i mentioned, all these nations i reached into the sensors the different, the 2nd one is that on like the earlier these positions against they step by step forces. i mean, the, the police in the state that has been, he gave all the all nations office is not the south, which is very and actually never happened to the issue that you're going to go with a lot of the offices of the option to speak to court or on the needs of their events as long as the message,

these violence is more than the community bar. i think that bottling cost. why the violent says install so psycho and give it to a his cause. damage along india's west coast. after making landfall on thursday, at least 22 people have been injured. power lines are down and many homes have been damaged. wins have reached a 140 kilometers per hour. but the storm is set to be weakening as it moves north a. cause i may say a good person, your name is in by yourself because of the psych loan i can get passengers in the fruit and vegetable prices of sword in the common masses. have to face the brunt of it. no, i don't think we are gathering groceries as the shops are going to close due to the soccer. we have filled with fear and hope that it will not reach our location and in state move elsewhere. rescue teams in the us state of texas are searching for survivors after tornado tour through the town of harrison. 3 people had been killed

and dozens have been injured. the twist are ripped through a residential area in the north, near oklahoma. it's left nearly 50000 people without power. canadians are mourning to death. so 15 senior citizens after their bus collided with a truck 10 others in dirt and across in manitoba province were flown to hospice all by air ambulance. and canada as prime minister. unjust entry, though, offered condolences to bereaved families of 4 days on and still no sign of government's health. people in the central nigerian villages of abu and eg bought. so you are searching for the bodies of victims of a boat accident themselves on monday night and overcrowded vessel returning from a wedding cap size on the 9th or a river, at least a 100 bodies had been recovered so far. so many passengers are still missing. the president has ordered an investigation of some of the cities reports in the village

of and brought to you the news that was they are going to your mother. after our wedding party disaster. i said res resident of everyone survived. but watched helplessly, i saw 3 children drought give me just she says she will take to our grave. oh, good bye to do. as the boat broke, i told them and the started not to jump into the river. she panicked and the rest followed her to a r 20 a or door to 5 to my horse, just a month away from our own wendy. on. then i agree. so last one, the old, his family with the 11th, showed me around one's home full of life. this suddenly became what he calls a ghost house. i know only due to life, i am broken. i have lost the will to leave you. what's this probably for anyway? tired of waiting for government aid and eager to find closure,

families and neighbors resort to sell the raise, the inflated boat from the river bed. the teams had expected to find somebody's property in the records, but when it was brought to this office, none was recovered. dustin because of many who wanted to give their loved ones a proper burial. some of the victims were buried on the bank of the night of the shell caused a volunteer rescuer on monday night and up and one boy inside my boat this little we would have them use it. so i now turn his head down. i pres this pony, i raise it again. so the boy now will meet you at that too much. you know, wake up light is affected. i money, money, money. and i told him that he should please come down in all, he says, you rescued, recovered and how to battery more than 30 victims. the tragedy has designated the

population of that population. $6.00 to $1.00 people died a year, almost 10 percent of the population. the village of the can most people in the disaster now i did as president bola, i'm attainable, was ordered any investigation and a to be sent both thinking so becoming a regular colors on the niger does is di didn't simulate incidents last year, overloading and the lack of no enforcement often blamed us and as a community is grieve, village just the they will never recover from their loss. how many degrees ologist data it would be. nigeria, po francis has left the hospital in rome after recovering from stomach surgery. the head of the roman catholic church had an operation to repair a hernia and remove intestinal scar tissue last week about it and says there were no complications. 86 year old has suffered increasing health issues. over the past

year. the philippines has rolled out a new campaign hailing citizens who are working overseas. it's being described as a tribute to the ex, bout tree it for the piano community whose remittances have been vital to the economy. critics argue, promotes brain drain. barnaby low reports from manila, a really good occasion. it was a celebrated moment for the world and nearly a year into the pandemic of accede against kobe. 19 in the 1st to administer it a filipino nurse in the united kingdom. her name, meet parsons nursing is not the moment has landed her in your home countries. you international campaigns. we get the world. her best is competing is solely for the purpose of elevating the filipinos and making them feel proud and be seen. and to say that actually you do give your best wherever you may be,

wherever specialty you are in whatever industry you chose, the government has clarified, isn't meant to replace the popular it's for funding disabilities, tourism spoken, i m d j. i am the philippines and the purpose of the campaign, the message itself is in question. the countries tourism secretaries is it is a fact that the philippines gives the world its best. every day, thousands of filipinos, leap to work us versus teachers, caregivers, and domestic helpers abroad. what critics ask of what cost? nearly 2000000 filipinos work abroad. last year they sent home more than $36000000000.00. their annual remittances account for around 9 percent of g d, p. know that the ads are targeting for foreign governments and for incorporations to essentially for us if needed. so that the selling filipino,

a neighbor or instead of addressing the route problems that forces our people to migrate overseas. parsons acknowledges to bring train, but she says there isn't a shortage of nurses in the philippines. is just that they choose to pursue other jobs or leave the country for their own good. if you want them to have the best future possible for themselves, they've got to do that position themselves. and if they're, they couldn't find it in the philippines that are within their rights to find it somewhere else. but critics and parsons degree, the government, needs to improve conditions, to encourage professionals and workers to stay with one sees the ads as a source of pride. the other, the continuing promotion of labor export wind even though i'll just 0 manila, archaeologists, and peru have on earth an ancient me on the outskirts of the capital, lima. the 3000 barrels remains were found in a ruined clay temple on a hill that had been used as

a rubbish to. it's believed the body was buried according to a ritual involving coca leaves on sea shells. the site may have been a sacred place and pre hispanic tons of sciences have found the phosphorus on one of saturn's moons. it completes the list of essential elements needed for life to form. they say it's the 1st time the elements has been identified in an ocean beyond earth and saliva. it is one of saturn's many moons. phosphorus was discovered in a sample of ice collected by an also approach. still, it has on the houses, it renews all of the sports boons on these to get the phone side back on track. on day one of the 1st ashes test, we have created action and more. i mean,

the 10s of thousands of lebanese have turn to solar power as the cash strapped state struggling to provide a reliable supply of energy. solar now makes up 30 percent of power use in loving on. but as they included reports from baby roots, not everyone is able to afford it. a power cuts have been a problem for decades 11 on because of a dysfunctional energy sector. and now a nearly bankrupt state struggles to afford fuel forcing many to rely on private generators. for those who can install solar power, it's 10 times cheaper. it's also cheaper than states electricity by the find the energy conservationists say the game changer was the removal of subsidies,

unconventional power sources after or following the economy prices in 2019 the month when they did this, the decreased and the practically, according to the as easy estimations today, with many of the demands on that list is around 1700 megawatts. so practically, the existing both bonds together with the existing solar installations good solves that exist the crisis off level. but 1st, the stake needs to ensure a minimum supply of power to allow solar installations to connect to the national grid. convention and fall bonds are a be slowed and they should remain in the energy mix of the companies. it's essential to have convention and followed by solar panels aren't enough to keep the lights on. i know i'm going to start off. i installed solar panels, but i couldn't get through to of my generator because i need 24 hours of power to preserve the meat of the deluxe to 30 percent of the countries electricity supply

now comes from renewable sources 11 on has exceeded it's 1000 megawatts. ceiling for solar installations, that means the country has met its 2030 targets to reduce emissions. that was not the result of a plan to tackle global warming. it was a reaction to the economy's collapse, but still one in 5 households can't afford power. thank them. back of the stock got up and one of the costs is about $30.00 to $35.00. so i live without electricity. i lost an estimated 80000 households have gone green. that's a fraction of the 1500000. who need the government to do its part? does that include the electricity to pay the the let's get an update on the sports those years for during thank you so much. jo. roots start for england with a century on day one of the 1st ashes test against australia. they always looked like they were taken for this role in birmingham with a home sy,

crumpling 276 for 5. but root and johnny bear. so re ignited the endings they put on a $121.00 together. they're. so getting a run, a ball 78 root, however, went on to score a 100 and not out help new england declare on 3938 was really finish of the day, 379 behind with all that we could intact. oh, the ashes is one of sports greatest robberies and it's been going on for nearly 150 years, or a whole pac explains why they are so special and why they mean so much to england and australia the ashes. what is it? who, what is it, and why is it still important? well, it's the bi annual test cricket series between things that go straight to the 1st official actually series is play way back in 18. 92, australia has been the most successful team winning 140 batches compared to england . 100 meg. but why does it still matter in 2023, or it has its roots and there was already between the old, colonial bosses in england,

and therefore the quarterly australia. and while the days of, and pa very long gone to town for any all the to but one over the palms or vice versa, still feels pretty good. it's just the history and what the options is. as the, as you know, we're lucky enough as, as english players and australian players to be and he wants to be able to play in it. so yeah it's, it's one of those series that scott, unbelievable. history. um, yeah, you know, you're in a series, especially here as best in the hallway stand is pretty vocal, but it's great. it's pressure. it's why making a lot playing and, and winning. obviously he's hard cuz you've got sometimes hostile crowds, who but pretty vocal in which team the supporting his current series as the one of the most heights in recent years. and it has the potential to capture the imagination, not just of cricket, fives in england and australia, but right around the world. basketball legend michael jordan, is that the cell is majority steak and the charlotte hornets. the 6 year old is finalizing the deal,

which will end his 13 year run in charge of the side. the move will also leave the 30 team lead without any black majority owners. jordan plans to keep in mind already share in the team the weren't. it's never reached the championship level during this time as the owner. so it's likely a student made or has died at the age of $26.00. in the fall as a crash on the tour to switch on thursday, made her fell into a ravine after crashing i would during a descent in a statement his brain victoria's team. so gina was an extraordinary athlete. and an example of determination and a valued member of the whole cycling community. let's take a look at an immediate contender for greatest attempted shooting so far. this year 31 writers have been disqualified from the under 230 to tally a race for getting a toe up a mountain. for this for inspector leaders showing competitors holding onto team cars and motor bikes during this climb in northern italy. the riders and teams can

face further punishment from the sports world governing body. stone. other fierce rivalry descended into chaos on thursday nights in las vegas. there were 4 red cards in the cock caps and nations leak. semi final between the usa and mexico game was also paused because of homophobic chancing by fans and the stadium referee decided to call for full time was 4 minutes of out of time. so for us, one to match 3 now, and they'll play canada. and the final on monday grade for halter is returning as head coach of the us mans national team. the 49 year old lead them through the 2026 world cobb for halter led the united states to the knockout rounds. that the bulk of it and cut her last year. this contract expired december 31st. then due to a dispute between himself and midfield, their g. o rainer halter was placed under investigation by us soccer for his past conduct. found that it had no legal obstacles to employ him again. just as

a big night of european championship qualifying action. some of the consonants biggest teams are inaction. the runners up for year 2020 england or inaction again, small time. the 3 lines are looking to make it 3 wins from there. for 3 wins from 3 also, the renters of the cutter woke up are also in action against france, or up against gibraltar. they've also taken the lead in that k. okay, that is all you support for now during the summer months. thank you for that up to thanks for watching the news. our on alpha 0, we find you over to our teams in london. so how much more news coming up in a moment? bye bye. for now,

the, for philippine coast guard personnel. this has become a daily routine heading out to sea to contain the spread of industrial fuel. is leaking from a tank or the cap size, the february to 28. you can see that shiny stretch over there. it's about the kilometer and a half. that's the oil that's spilling out from the tanker. now at the end of that stretch, what squared the something tanker was found about 400 meters down at the bottom of the sea. i just looked at the pepsi and of course of the ice being. but don't know when the ship's container might blow wide open. the town where most of the oil had washed ashore, says coral reeves have been damaged if it intends to take legal action of football . uh, adults, uh, and apply in the 1st bolt. he lost the challenge of the play for his country, won a legal battle that paid the way for a generation of brazilian players foot building legend eric and so now introduces

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