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navigate are coming up in the next 60 minutes, hopeless and helpless. we report on the flight of thousands fling the violence and so don's west star for a region. a school attack in uganda. farms rebels killed 38 children near the border with the democratic republic of congo. hoping to lay the groundwork for mediation with ukraine. african leaders meet with the russian president vladimir putin, b. so the 4 ministers and set her on an approach to improve relations weeks after re establishing diplomatic contacts. and as far as phone with the sports records have continued to tumble like golf, us open up the halfway point in le ricky fowler has a lease of the season. 3rd, major championship the a humanitarian calamity. that's how the u. s. a chief is describing the situation

and to don's west star for region. the situation in the region appears to be worth sitting by the hour. thousands are fleeing across the border into a neighboring child to escape fighting. many are describing the violence they have experienced at the hands of armed groups in west star for us, regional capital, janina. at least a 1000 people had been killed in the past, month alone. we have seen before, i'd be standing by for us. he's joining us from a ton of audrey. that's on the 2 don chide. borders who's in the president of charge is expected. an audrey that says something about how important this issue has become forces on his neighbor. that is exactly correct. this little border town of audrey has become the happy center of the humanitarian crisis. the people here tell us they haven't seen in decades now. this place is very remote. and so just to give you a sense of that, we heard in aircraft overhead. it is very aware that i think is the signal it is safe to say that the president has landed and we are expecting him to be here any

moment now in the town going to the board to go into the hospitals to assess the situation for himself. and wherever he goes, he is likely to see terrible circumstances. this is a major humanitarian issue for chad with the influx of refugees adding to already hundreds of thousands of students that are flooding to chad from previous conflicts . but it is also a security concern, so he's no like no doubt likely to meet the military. that is based here, their job to protect the border and to stop that conflict into dan, from spilling over to the child. the inside of the border is saying the fighting has intensified in west star for as you've been reporting. and you've seen things go from bad to worse on the border. that is correct. the board, the post where we spend several days just in the last 72 hours styles is more people have come across the border into chad and 8 organizations tell us that they

weren't prepared for such a sudden influx so quickly. so wherever the president goes, he is going to see a terrible circumstance facing the refugees that have been fling across from west star for they arrive in desperate need of everything they've been looted along the way by the militias. that a set of check points between l. jeanina and audrey and the conditions at the border at the border post are in dire. the dead are being buried in open fields just behind the police check post. and just a warning to our viewers that some of the images in our report, they may find disturbing that they've survived the violence incidentally, in chad. another struggle began. 8 organizations say they were not prepared for the humanitarian crisis to become this big fits quickly. people who arrive with gunshot wounds, one woman gave birth in this open field, they tell us men boys, even young girls were taken prisoner along the way. but for some,

the journey from west our floor was too much land house and the boys scattered people. the baby was sick and she died on the way here. the baby's mother left her here to search for her other children. her family and chad is seeing her for the 1st time. they don't even know if she hadn't met those who make it try to find friends and relatives. there are re, unions. the precious few you and hcr is here. they are doing assessments and someone told us that they have never seen it. this bad that they are incredibly under funded. they do not have enough money to help people here with anything. and then the international community simply doesn't care enough about this price is that it is just pure chaos. summarize only to bury the children. they fled here to say in the smallest graves, 2 girls and a little boy, none older than 3. their fathers did not make it across. as the

shovel died for a week is because they had no food and they mothers didn't have the milk to feed them. that because of hunger caused by the war and not just them, probably the numbers will go up in the next few days. they tell us their government to their country and the world have abandoned their situation. they say is hopeless saying bus route. the o g 0. audrey on the track. you down border clementine. quite to allow me is the ones who monetary and coordinator for. so don, she says people in dar 4 need help urgently. we have 8600000 people in dial 4 and the needs are considerable. the reports coming out from there is that there is kelly. people are in a dire need of health medicines and food in wsp has been able to take food into, into cartoon. but off for is an area we have not been able to access and there is

significant fighting. we need to be able to bring in stuff we need to be able to get agreements so that we can move along. the routes are trucks that are presently in parts of the country can make their way to dial 4. and on those trucks we can put urgent medical health supplies. this is impacting our ability to scale up if we can get timely issuance diseases. if we can get the clearances that allow our trucks and our teams to move, then we have the make the ways and means of speaking to the various uh, a forward to use to the communities in a way that will allow us to move these items along the roads and access stuff for or an air strike on some dogs. capital a cartoon has killed at least 17 people, including 5 children. at least 25 homes are reported to have been destroyed in the raid. earlier the paramilitary rapid support for society, it shuts down an army fighter jets. morgan is joining us from the mine. so 2 months

since of this conflict have any sense of who has the upper hand on the ground as well. both sides of the sudanese army and the power minute to rapid support for us have continued to fight each other. here in the capital city of hot so many other parts of the country as well, but so far more than 60 days after the 1st the thoughts of the conflict between the recess and the 2nd these army northside seems to have the upper hand over the other a decisive upper hand uh over the other uh now with the company going into its 3rd month. they were asked tracks on saturday morning in the southern parts of the capital side of the thing rapids support for this position position in that part of uh, cartoon. but they will also residential areas where, which, where have and at least 17 people were killed with others. and just as a result of the s wrecks ask for the emergency response team in the southern parts of the capitol. now the rapids support for us, it says if found, if they was able to shoot down a fight to jet, belong to the southern these army,

but still system, the army said that the plane crash into the matter river as a result of the technical error. and the pilots were saved. so finding very much continues, we were able to hear just a short while ago, heavy artillery being fired from the city of the month towards the northern parts of the capital. and we were able to see from a distance, moves of smoke rising. now, while the 2 sides may have, don't have a decisive went over to the of a yes, they are last 7 most. the civilian law says, people say that since it was possible conflict in many parts of the country, they've been without running water and without power. and many of them see that they've lost nearly all that they've, they, they had some of their homes being bombed as a result of the, as products are headed by the artillery of, from the rapid support forces. so here the loss is very clear and it's to 1000000000 loss. okay, thank you so much. have a morgan reporting for us from of them on and so done as well. the number as was any, is crossing into egypt has dropped sharply since kyra reversed a visa assumption for women. children and the elderly,

more than 15000 people are stopped at the northern border. they say the egyptian consulate is slow to approve their visa applications, which is exhaust for they think they're suffering to ahead of the might of the report. some where the height had file that's near the suite on egypt border. the putnam has been 20 days stuck at the sudanese egyptian border. after cleaning the pricing between the army and the rapids support forces in cartoon. she thought it would be easy for her under 6 children to cross the border into egypt. the new rules came as a surprise, and it was then yes, that i have. the consulate said that they would let mothers with only 3 of their children enter. this is a big problem. how can i go with only 3 of my children? what about the others and them and many other women are sleeping in one of the most and why the health, which has been turned into a temporary shelter. and how did the lab. and so how does who we have been

forced for my homes only to be mediated and frustrated? this is the live of through the news. now we're in a very difficult situation. i will die if i have to enjoy this for 2 or 3 more days . the i have nothing but the sheet. how do i cook? we do i eat to drink? how can i take a shower? what should i do? just sit here. why are the egyptians doing this to us? i want to know why every day thousands of people gather in front of the egyptian consul, it hoping to get visas. a seeing that reflects the magnitude of the tragedy. up until recently, women, children and the elderly didn't need the easiest across the board are not anymore. many student needs say that despite meeting all the conditions, their applications are rejected. after a long day at the causal, it hot number turns with older papers hoping she'll have better luck next time.

well, highly amazon, it just came from the confidence without getting a visa label on that. the who not. oh, you home, get the a. there are many aspects to the suffering here. then the temporary accommodation lacks basic facilities and the cost of renting a bed is out of reach for most you couldn't do for nasa my laptop and i don't know . humanitarian agencies are operating in the area and people say they are running out of supply and was that an incentive? yeah. hope i had a lot of the thought amadi out to 0. and what, what do you help us do, don hunter moorehead on the opposite. there is our, including, what are the chances of america's top diplomat repairing the rest? which final? well, here's the latest from washington on provoking new controversy in the philippines college students and to shoot down plans for mandatory military training, the vince for the collision that could cost this team the chance of winning around the world,

right. the 1st soldiers in western new guns are hunting rebel fighters who attacked the school, killing at least 41 people, many of them children that happens in ponds way. that's a few kilometers on the border with the democratic republic of congo. some of the victims died in a fire, the schools dormitory, others were shot or hacked to death with machetes, your guns and police playing the attack on the allied democratic forces on the table and you've got to love the situation here is not good. the school was attacked in the middle of the night. the rebels 1st cook 22 children. they then threw bonds and killed 17 others. they also killed 2 other people. so the total number of that is $41.00. we are here with the military and police are investigating and taking records. the area had been peaceful with no rebel attacks

. let's find out more of catherine sources to fall on developments when they come in capital nairobi. what more you learned in katherine well, security forces in that to buddha town are pursuing this rebels of uh, adf. they have fled into the national park in the eastern democratic republic of congo. with told that the rebels have adapted a several, a students we have had from a military commander in uganda who says that they are now using how called to a to so i to this boss forest. we also know that so some of the students, oh, was chilled when the rebels detonated a bomb window and leaving this for some of the students was hacked to death using

machetes and access. we spoke to some of the students, some of the survivors. what that we say that they just tried to do whatever they can to high do, they heat the heat and the bodies of their dead leaves either the heat and um the heat um basically um and uh, mattresses and things like that. and we have also seen um some of the a students who have been taken to hospital. so right now in that bought a town in that area. there is a lot of the a lot of i'm talking to you as well. thank you so much, katherine. so i for that update. well, the lama mccarthy is a columnist that the daily truss newspaper and nigeria and the senior fellow to tony blair institute for global change. he explains why the group attacked children

. that i mean quite a few reasons why they attacked schools. number one is the fact that they want to cause maximum casualty. they want to cause maximum damage in bo dot to prove to government. i'm to, i'm in the and it is that they as to i life and that they can strike any of it where they want to be. number 2, the to have more difficult and i will, they will protest one risk being that when in by the pressure identity them by the mini p, they not touch the b as in boy dot to put them to lead 3 in the defensive position . just like we saw a few months, but now in this case, the uganda government with the comb, with these partners. how on top of these, what they quoted for patients, the job, which is emily to james believes your patient identity. edu. i'm in the past few months. we have seen a manual on the bible patients who don't. i don't know why luca,

by the ideas behind you on when they are and that these kind of crease out they didn't start to start attacking cvd ends. another reason is that the video has been watching through dropbox. you can then be need to from on what, because they don't want to find that you're going to need to be in the chromebook because you've got the needs we have been pretty effective against the idea of. so a b i talked to, you kinda slip at the military in uganda, would see that there one. so at least under attack on withdrawal thrown on gold. so that the idea of, anyhow, if you didn't, didn't go so these i may have to sum up. there isn't this, but this is about body on unacceptable. a top it is a top point, the most in children. it is not a tough one. the future of uganda, i'm going to use a tough one. education and no child look here and shouldn't have to go through with these. the delegation of african leaders are in russia where they're pushing for

a peaceful settlement to the ukraine conflict. they're meeting with the russian president vladimir putin in saint petersburg. on friday, they held meetings with the ukraine and president followed him as a landscape in cheve. we have others who is already hash him, who sorta goes from moscow, so kindly african leaders bring anything new to the table. i live when other foreign leaders haven't been successful. it was the reading, many are skeptical. whether this initiative by the opportunity does my 3 d have a sound that in most or in the sound petersburg, right there, meeting with president puts in there yet to meet with him right now. i think that's the great thing for him. i bought all the people arguing that with the big experience that southwick indeed, that is how from internal conflicts from regional conflicts. i'm trying to find ways out of civil war is on, across the border. conflicts that they might be able to come out with that kind of

creative pulled out of the box solutions. now, these are the id, as these are kind of the plans and initiatives i thought of going to be on the table for food and the same as they would put yesterday on the table. is it in scale of us this crisis, this global crisis is multi layer of it center to wind, and that's what, that's what makes it very complicated. the americans digital pins, the chinese everyone is trying to have that on say on it's on. it's not, it doesn't seem that it's being, it's going to be solved as soon as we know that the guy itself is being impacted by that. yeah. and that's why it has a gen, a genuine, a reason to try to initiate on to present this initiative to the uh, the president. so if you look ukraine on the drawer shop in order to find that way, because the flip chart teachers are not freaked out right now is the strategic

threat. and that's why today the presidents, on deed, as of the african continent sought trying the best to use and leverage they think they have. well yeah, on the russian side, on the western side in order to reach a solution. yes. speaking of lever autonomy, that's exactly it. i mean, how much political leveretts do these leaders have over president clinton? i was given the a russian interest. and i freak out that we've been seeing for the past few months . uh, 40 minutes to live for all of us visited africa and the past year on 3 sides. the russians organize it up for jobs. russia finally, men 3 from it last in march. and in july, next month, there's going to be an africa, russia, summers on in st. petersburg that's going to bring together most of the african lead us and the russian president. this gives an indication that the trends are

interested. they're interested in revising and restoring relations. and also their own leverage and influence it off the guests that used to be during the soviet union style. so given these 2 ways impressed this could signed off a give the off it can be does something to push with the st. john's. it also interests rather than the, aside from the russians, the west centers also self interest in, in africa. so, i mean, everyone right now is trying to, to, to get involved in this price is a new way or another, another to solve it. i maybe that because also i'll try to. 5 have their own, say on the globe and see rights and that is a live picture from st. petersburg as the african leaders are in the room awaiting president's. put an anti hash. and thank you so much for that update from moscow. well, president let, let him are zalinski has told via the same african leaders that he won't be talking to russia unless it withdraws from ukrainian territory. shown a whole has more from kids on the road to peace is not an easy one,

said cyril remo close at the south african president here in keep on friday. and so it may prove for the 7 nation african piece initiative, delete is arriving here in keyboard more accurately and butchered nearby. just as a russian missile sold was launched, they found themselves uniform shelter just moments after visiting a mass grave. when mister ronald photos of brief, the media lights are often meetings with president zalinski, the describes there are other embraces sounding 10 points, peace initiative that would eventually lead to peace with steps along the way, like at the escalation on both sides. security guarantees. respect to the southern borders and so on. but saying that it's should, will begin with much easier confidence building measures, talks about things like prisoners, swaps about the free movement of grades and fertilizers, notice from ukraine. but of course, from russia as well, important to these african leaders,

because it would contribute to lessening food in security, particularly in the global south since the start of this war. there is no explicit mention of a full withdrawal of russian forces from ukraine in the plan, which must leave something of an open question over just how much support these need is complained that they've received from ukraine for their initiative. when they put it in front of president putin in saint petersburg, later on saturday, during the whole elder 0 key. saudi arabia's for a minister isn't iran on an official visit after years of tensions? he's been meeting with the wrongs for administer into wrong. saudi arabia is reopening its embassy, 7 years after it was closed. the diplomatic fall follows a deal brokered by china, of the service to always be no more relations between the 2 countries. because the very important to the region relations of based on mutual respect,

sovereignty, independence, and interference and internal affairs respect the un charter within the international convention to resolutions. we will hope this reflect positively on both countries. run once peace and stability in the region. we need solid economic and political ground in a region. we need to seize this child. so to make use of the opportunities to go on supporting the palestinian people. we had consultations and during the talks we said sorting out the palestinian problem is the top priority. the bar is running us now from toronto door, so what was the take away message from the press conference that was held? well, the 1st thing was that these 2 countries are serious about resuming diplomatic relations and they want to move for, despite not having any relationship for the past 7 years, we heard from fi is open for hon. the saudi foreign minister. after his meeting with jose, and i'm here at the law here on the waiting for a minister in the capital here at the 2 men reiterating their stance from their

countries that they are ready to move forward in the next chapter of a relationship between iran and saudi arabia, of course, their relationship was severed as a result of a storming of the saudi embassy by a number of demonstrators in 2016 after she a clerk was executed in saudi arabia. now, 7 years later, after number of attempts by the countries such as iraq and along the chinese managed to broker this deal, which saw the 2 sides coming back to the table and at deciding to put their differences aside. now we understand the saudi foreign ministers currently meeting with a rating president abraham bracy, where he'll likely also stress that his country is ready and willing to re engage with iran. and of course they were looking at economic ties as well. the area of expensive is not only political and cultural, but the economic aspects of the relationship will be also very significant. the, when he was hoping to increase trade with salary would be out to reach

$1000000000.00 annually. it's currently at about $15000000.00. right. and how high radians feel about this? well, i think from the political perspective in the capital, this is seen as a positive step. it's seen as another win for the race, the government. and it's an important one because saudi arabia, known as a regional power, as well, is seen as a could possibly be an important ally to iran. of course, they've had many differences over the past few decades, but enough to remember saudi rippey also has an important relationship with the west and specifically with the united states. and iran has no relationship with that country. so there is a bit of skepticism as well that we'll, we'll have to wait and see if saudi arabia and the government and we had is able to maintain this balance between how big a relationship with iran and the united states as well. okay, thank you. so much the rest of jabari for the food for me to her on. so as durso

was just saying, relations between iran and saudi arabia had been hostile for decades, threatening stability as well as security in the gulf. in march this year, they reached an agreement brokered by china to restore diplomatic ties and reopen embassies after 7 years. about 4 weeks later, we are invited to ron's presidents, but i ain't that easy to visit the kingdom. then in may re, i'd help coordinate the evacuation of uranium nationals from some don. days later it runs finance minister visit and saudi arabia to revive trade between the 2 regional powers. let's now speak to optimize ease of us young, who's the saudi foreign policy research, or what the u. k. is lancaster university who's in re joining us via skype. welcome to alj, a 0. what do you think the saudis wants to get out of this as well? for as a good evening and thank you very much for having me. i think what the saudis would want is actually very clear and it was very problem. and the statement that they made is that they wants to believe in the region in order to start to build upon

the projects and the economic a vision that it has. i think this all of these relies and others also that these are very lofty, very ambitious economic projects cannot be obtained or cannot be reached within an honest, stable region. and i think this is precisely why they're very much cooperating each other with your own. and that it's not going to just, this is not a matter of just instability or addressing the aspects of instability. this is also saying that, hey, you can get a piece of the pie as well. let us all share a piece of the pie. and i think that's why that's what makes this relationship in this particular approach, many different than the previous ones, right? but it's the issue of trust because that could be key here. after years of hostility, it's going to take a while for both sides to regain trust in the other. so from what you heard today,

you listen to the press conference when what you've seen develop over the past couple of weeks. are you getting a sense at all that that trust has been restored? somewhat? a. this is a good good question i, i think the issue of trust is very important, but i think income grew and is with trust. the aspect of incentive is also very important. this is what's going to happen. it's not enough to just trust each other . it's a, it's what is taking place here and where i think this out of the uranium relationship relations are going in a sphere where they are both incentivized to de escalate any tensions. should they arise in the future? now i don't think anybody is going to get themselves and say, it's just going to be smooth sailing from now. i think there will be conflict in calls which is inevitable, but i think it's the way in which they address these conflicts. and also the reasons to deescalate and that's precisely the economic issue. and that's why it's

so important and precisely why i think it is a key actor and why this relationship can be sustained. i hear what you're saying about the economic aspect of all of this, but when you look at the crises in the region, to what extent do you think disagreements is going to contribute to contribute to manage or even resolve any of the conflicts in the middle east? they've, they've had differences when it comes to a young man when it comes to syria and so on and so forth. this is a good question, and i think we have to conceptualize these spheres of conflicts. what do i think is very important about the initial re establishment of ties or the announcement of the re normalization. again, between started to review in your room was the aspect of agency. now to assume or to believe that all these spheres of influence arms are as v as

a conflict. where it be 11 on be in yemen, is simply down to a saudi arabian discord will be simplistic. they were themselves a reason. they have their own dynamics. and that's why the aspect of agency and the fact that there was a young man and you have any situation that actually allowed for a saudi ringing rivalry to spill in to the, to that sphere. the same thing can be set in syria. the same thing could be said and living on. and you're right now what has happened, why is the significant is that, you know, the, the fact that these 2 heavy weights have made that decision and a willingness, as your correspondence has alluded to, right? that this, it should have expand upon that we should exasperate this love rather than happy spears, rather than to have these aspect of competition. those fears be competition that the space for cooperation, because mary brings and the let me just been there for the sake of time. what will

be the sort of flip mis litmus test to measure this rough estimate of success as well? there's going to be let mrs. tests, and i think because as you mentioned, there's going to be a lot, there's a lot of spears and lot of aspects of trust. and i think it's one of us relations get, normalize an embassy to get opened and then conflicts arise. we will see how we will see how well this relationship is going to be and how they manage it, right? i, i, for the sake of the region, you know, that there is that there is a will and out the thing that was, was missing before the will. and the reason we thank you so much off the seasonal pass you on. thank you for speaking to us from re on my pleasure. thousands of people are marching and southern fronts against the planned high speed train line linking lee on to a touring in italy. so for testers are saying that the

new line isn't necessary and it's construction will have a major impact on the environment. they held a rally despite a band by local authorities. the real project has been stalled for 30 years and faced the series of objections here. what they do is our still a head, the fear of famine and hate to us talks to and gain crime on the streets breakdown . supplies are under increasing trend. gabriel's dondo in new york city with a tried becca festival is wrapping up and concluding with a documentary from ken in support, testing conditions for the drivers of the canadian formula on the ground free far it will be here with that story on the the the,

it had low that a cold front has swept across parts of south america and nothing temperatures down across mold in argentina as well as paraguay, but even as far north as southern ecuador, it also brought some heavy rain to bolivia and cause widespread flooding in santa cruz. where we also saw some rest. no full. so this time yeah, no good. the good news is that things have cleared up. we're also seeing things clear up across the southeast of brazil after a dangerous storm swept out further to see what so things some of that rain affecting northern areas along that eastern coast and some thunderstorms expect it to pop off on the very north east. cool. next saturday into sunday, but the west of the wet weather affecting venezuela much dry up for the cell. we will see some of that heat come back into as soon she on, but it's looking much cold and chilly. santiago, it's 17 degrees celsius that on sunday. now in contrast to this across central

america, it's a story of heat. we haven't just had the hottest lights on record in belize, but mexico continues to swelter on to that heat wave scientists a warning it could last for another 2 weeks temperatures in mexico city. touching up into the early thirty's, monterey, we've got the early forty's the much dryer, however, further east, on across the car, being in february, 2023. a 149 carriage freight train travel through east palestinian ohio. 38, cause the rail 11 were carrying has of this material. one of them is the most toxic chemicals ever test in the united states. it was terrified, blanketing our communities, photons, investigate safety practices within america's railroad industry. time is money. money is everything. the room on the jersey to win. the news breaks behind me. what

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crossing into charge more than a 1000 people have been killed in just 2 months. at least 40 people have been killed in an attack by fighters on a school in western uganda. it happens in fund wait, that's a few kilometers from the border with a democratic republic of congo. so the radius for ministers in iran, on an official visit after years of tensions. he's been meeting and runs for administer intern from saudi arabia is reopening its embassy. 7 years after it was closed, america's top diplomat is heading for china soon for a long delayed visit. anthony blinking postponed his trip earlier this year after a suspected chinese 5 balloon flew over the united states. tensions over taiwan trade between the world's top 2 economies on the war and ukraine or some of the hot topics up for discussion. alan fischer reports from washington dc. they will be putting the balloons out for secretary of state and to be blinking when he touches

down in patient relations between the us and china, out at the lowest point in years. this trip was due to take place in february, cancelled after a chinese spike balloon flew over the us and was eventually short done. intense competition requires sustain diplomacy to ensure the competition does not fear the confrontation or conflict. and again, that is what the world expects. adults, the united states and china. this trip is aimed at stabilizing relations between the world's 2 biggest economies and strategic drivers. in recent weeks, the us is claim, the chinese jet, performed aggressive maneuvers need a spike playing in international airspace. and that coming up to a chinese warship, allegedly not only avoid the collision with the us destroyer in the taiwan street. the trip is looking to set up systems to avoid similar incidents. to keep any reaction to just the water works until they blinking goes with

a shopping list. he wants to hear about china is peace plan for ukraine. and to arch them not to give military support to russia, he will also top trades tie one human rights on what china regards as us efforts to hold back and say we conducted industry. you know, there are, there are limits to us influence and, and leverage certainly when it comes to it's, it's rivals and the competitors like, like china. that indeed, you know, even if the u. s. is hoping for a certain outcome basing is going to be impelled by its own interest, which of course, are often times at odds with those of the united states to bite and it plays the g at the g 20 in indonesia last year. their 1st face to face spite and one the white toys since then. china has said us must stop interfering in china is internal affairs and still palming. it's silver into security and development interest in the name of competition, the americans are playing dining. the idea that the blinking visit will lead to a summit between the 2 presidents, either either the white house or in beijing,

but it will lead to other top level meetings. and that suggests that the tension between the 2 superpowers is easy. but not yet going away, alice, for sure, i'll just see that at the white house. malia and go to the ballot box on sunday for a constitutional referendum that could increase the power of the president's referendum is the 1st and a series of polls meant to enable a transition from military to civilian blood rule. nicholas hawk reports from the capital obama code in a greenberry. molly's military gentle leader. i see me going to seen as a foe by the west. but he wrote to his supporters in what seems to be a political campaign going to is calling on people to vote yes. in a referendum to change the constitution. he says it will bring peace to molly. the new test would give greater power to the president and more telling me to the regions it will also allow going to run for the presidency and next year's election

. i say yes to us going down. our next president was them. i love our country and i love the armed forces. i think that doing a good job. but if somebody wants a new constitution for young people involved, i mean a lot bring peace, prosperity, and stability for those calling for a no referendum, say the secular text insults the most of the majority country one that feels like they've trodden on the crown and disrespect it out, profit will not keep quiet on this issue. opposition politician is like how jim says the military jente is not credible to run this referendum, most of a difference, a month. good. committed to the dangers that upsets and precedents allowing any soldiers to take up arms and arches straight to cool, then change the constitution and run for office. it's like we have returned to the 1970s. the current constitution inherited from france, the former colonial power, is perceived as out of step with molly in society. a look at those that have come

out to campaign for this referendum. most are young women and men. first time voters. it is it for them more than a referendum, an opportunity to have their say over the countries future, but away from the capital by myself in the regions. many millions will not be able to take part in the vote. the military has lost control of large parts of the country to arm groups linked to al qaeda and i so the blames the un mission. and once peacekeepers out of the country for the u. n. is also supporting this referendum, delivering valid papers to remote areas with malia and finally having a say on how they want to be covered paving the way for return to democracy. nicholas hawk out. jesse rep on my co there's a delegation of african leaders, a meeting with the russian president vladimir putin in saint petersburg right now that is a live picture from there. and they're hoping to encourage negotiations between

keys and moscow. and the president's, the russian president was addressing that african delegation just a moment ago. so we'll keep an eye out on what's happening in saint petersburg and bring you all the latest lines as of when we get them out on some of them and purple, both security for us as a fire tiered us that protest or is that india is northeastern states of money, poor rival ethnic groups have been in conflict in the state for more than a month. a junior ministers, house and money poor was set on fire by a mob on friday. tensions between the crew key and mighty communities escalated last month after a judge recommended special status for the my 2 days. more than a 100 people had been killed in the violence. the food is becoming increasingly hard to find for many and hate see the world food program says half the population

face acute shortages and his arm games tightened their grip on the streets talks. and that ends in the long run in crisis have failed. once again, townhome and reports that had been most civilians killed in heights even ukraine in the 1st months of the 2023. according to the united nations. well, food program, helpful gains of battling over much police and the streets of the capital pulled the prints in the middle, the population, expand it, but as our lives in city sleigh, in epi center of the violence, a step of what we show they don't have doorstep now she's worried about her daughter, so it would them look at all the peanut toes that my to and my ceiling. i ask for help, so my daughters can go to the school. i don't want them to be at the streets exposed to the criminals. they are goes sexual violence is royce, in height, the gangs use right to count and control the population and the domains and the

group is only tightening the united nations estimates the 80 percent the cap to is run by criminal groups. it's affecting access to food possible haitians now face a cute food and security moving in somalia. and i've done this done since the well food program i'm in. it's so is right and city. so the right on the tape indicates that this child is severely malnourished. i would say that people have been starved in quarter. prince, it's definitely been the case here that i'm groups have been isolating parts of puerto french. they've been using speech tactics and that's not entirely unacceptable in rural areas. what's going on is that the, these guys are fighting for farm land and they're fighting, fighting for the foot sources. that includes heights these bread, both people need affecting the food supply. even on the merchant done the a p. s. was kidnapped on her way to market will put on play me the my mom one and

they told us they were going to kill us. they didn't give us food was if the days and they blindfolded us, it was so tight that it has a rise. the money that i board is now worrying me a lot of people who lend me money asked me now to pay them back. they took a loan at the bank for me. now i stay at home. i didn't know what to do. recently, heavy rains of also struck how you to tending thousands out the homes are fresh blow to a country already suffering don't home and i'll just say to spain, this coast guard has rescue 38 migraines, including 10 children, found drifting in the atlantic ocean. they were picked up off a wooden boat near the islands of grand canaria, so far this year, more than a 1000 refugees and migraines have freed spain after making the dangerous crossing from northern africa. one migrant charity says more than 2390. my friends died in their attempt to rental rain rainfall was flooded. parts of bolivia is largest

farming region. at least one person is dead. some 4 in the valleys of santa cruz was swamp fields of grain and turn streets into rivers. and people trapped in their homes are being rescued by boats. philippines is looking to build up its military reserves as tension escalate in the south china sea. it's proposing college students undergo mandatory training. critics say a similar program more than 20 years ago ended in faith policies for an, a below reports from manila to meet that you are lost. her son, mark wilson, when he was 19 years old in february 20 o one, he exposed bribery, corruption and extortion in his university's training program for military reserve officers. and the only weeks later he was murdered. the gruesome images are still vivid in emily does memory english fish from the past because he blew up in carpet talking, rubbing packaging c. a year after mark's death mandatory military training for male

college students under the reserve officers training corps, or our otc program, with scrapped public service, but no president for dean and marcus junior and his allies in congress wanted back this time. it will be for all college students, male and female in itself, only enough that to be uh, modernized, are for assess. we also need to make sure that we have enough woods on the ground. it's always been the addition that the source for every service is from the r o. d . c. in the face of china is increasing assertiveness. philippine military has been beeping up as defenses foraging closer ties with the united states and other allies . but some new leaders want no part of it. more than 20 years ago. male college students in the philippines march and carried out quite full drills on open fields like this. there's strong support for the return of mandatory military training and

campuses. but the critics question is value then. and now during the final campaign event for the election of student leaders at the university of the philippines, all candidates were against it. this, despite the assurance of politicians that the rotc bill has safe guards against abuses. these uh, public officials then ignore uh valid criticisms on mandatory r o p c program. that's why we can stress. so she gave us the board even though the save that would create that to reduce or eliminate the abuses. i believe this is mark loved being in the rotc program. and she understands the need for the country to be able to respond more adequately to disasters or an attack. what she wants, all the perpetrators of her sons murder, to be brought to justice and for others in the country to learn for what happened to him. only then she says she and her family and others affected by his death move

on. one below al jazeera manila as well. there's been lots to say, it's a try back a film festival, which wraps up in new york city. this weekend's, among the dozens of the world premiere, as they are this year, a documentary about a tribe and kenya combat in climate change, or correspondent gabriel is also has the story of between the rings, the west for centuries that are kind of people of root kenyatta lived in harmony with your but the one slush landscape has turn to dry desert, due to climate change. the impact is causing a conflict with the neighboring community. over dwindling natural resources. viewers get a glimpse of it in a new documentary called between the reins. a visually stunning and a close look editor kind of community at risk. the film was a collaboration between an american and canyon filmmaker. it took them several

months to gain the trust of the 2 kind of people. we have to make sure that getting the places from the end as visible acceptance to these houses as well, because we need it to be what i'm going to show between. and then we didn't want to see if i come from a different type. i didn't want to be make obtaining yes. so the, if this article comes from then it took the filmmakers over the years to complete the documentary. they had hundreds of hours of footage. but in the, in between the reins made its world premiere here in new york, at the tri, becca festival. during the day on the main character being a shepherd boy named kola viewers. follow him as he struggles with inner conflicts from pressures from elders to become a tribal warrior. all while living in a pro long drought. well, we did in this field and what calais in his path offered us was always the ability

to bring it back into what internal story trying to as follow this boy as he is trying to find a place within a culture in a community that is a roading and has become a casualty to climate change. this complex character driven film, a rare chance to see the effects of climate change on a vulnerable yet strong people. gabriel's on don't out easy to new york. let's not get an update on all the sports. those heres for, during thank you so much. our records have continued to tumble at goals us open were at the halfway point in late. and ricky fowler is leading the way in the seasons 3rd major championship. but some big names are in striking distance of the american snohomish reports. not content with his record breaking 1st round. rickie faldo was just as relentless on day. 2 of us opened the that he became the fastest plan history to reach

11 on the part of the tournament and has tried the championships. 36 holes going record. it gave the 34 year old a one, so lead at the hall for state file the failed to even qualify for the us open last year. but he's now in with a good chance of winning his 1st major. yes for me, i'm in the lead but we're, we're only halfway there. so um yep. and the leaves nice, but it really means nothing right now. um, i'm looking forward to continuing to challenge myself and, and go out there and try and execute the best i can australian manually card to the lowest round of the day. a 5 on the past, 65 that's moved him within 4 sorts of the lead. even close to is why mcelroy, he recovered from a slow start to the, the full of his last 5 polls. of the series of near misses

at major tournament. he's aiming to win this title for the 1st time since 2011. no one wants me to win another major more than i do. so i, you know, that this higher is obviously there, you know, i've, so i've been trying and i've come close over the, you know, the past 9 years or whatever it is. and, you know, i keep coming back, you know, i feel like i've showed a lot of resilience in my career, a lot ops and designs, and i keep coming back and whether that means that i get rewarded or i get punched in the god or whatever it is, you know, i'll always keep coming back the only whole on his resume, defending champion might. fitzpatrick doesn't look to be in title contest and this . yeah. but he did produce a personal highlight. the english play as surprised as anyone that hit the 1st hole in one of his professional career on a moose from said maintain their perfect start to narrow,

2024 qualifying because her woke up finally were comfortable winters of weight into for all sir francis, all time leading scorer live years, years got in really good feeling and but they also got themselves on the score sheet from the penalties, thoughts they went on to when 3 no friends or top of the lovely to england have also made it 3 wins that have 3 trans, alexander, on towards the goal of the match since they beat malta for now away. were renters up at the last 0 stick top. the interesting thing. 20 or mean it pulled off. a shock went away at wells. the well, she will qualify for the last 2 zeroes as well as the most recent world caught this for to win for media, leaves wells 3rd in their group like turkey and croatia. only the top 2 in each group will solve 5 for next year's finals in germany. armenia had lost 9 of their previous 10 competitive knowledge. i trust the drug, these folks out the way, but of course you all know, rinaldo is set to make his 199. the parents report to go later this saturday is

country or an action against bosnia herzegovina. portugal have one both of their group games so far. it will come from me. so the, because the i know you don't own exam christiane, those commitment is totally d as an example, in the locker room with an e as an example for portuguese football. yeah. and he is an example of fulfilled football. cmt is a player with $198.00 appearances for his national team. and then in the locker room, unless he is normal, like any other player, he needs to train wells. he's to be able to play. and that is what we need from him to the live his hamilton when quickest and fox fridays practice ethics, a and formula one grand prix. the mercedes driver is amy's en, red bulls hold over the season. every rain at the end of the season, especially in montreal and more wet weather is forecast qualifying. later this saturday, hamilton and his teammate george russell top of time sheets with title we are max for 7 down in 6. i think we still have

a bit of work to do. the car is not fantastic at the moment over the bombs over the curbs. um i mean it's still not too bad, but yeah, we definitely need to find you in a few things. but again, you see now it's, it's raining to probably tomorrow is raining but, and maybe on sundays, right? again. so yeah, bit of a bit more of a tricky session. but, you know, sometimes you have those days that would seem that look, set to wind around the world, sailing competition and separate what could be a race ending collision the leaders, 11th hour, racing or accidentally hit by a rival vote off the coast of the netherlands. american team have had to head back to shore for repairs and it's from their chances of winning is a huge doubt. after 5 months at see the 14th edition of the races, you did conclude in italy next month. okay, that is all you support for now. back to you, don't you so much for about updates? well it's a long time to christmas, but santa claus has already been spotted in brazil.

so a group of aspiring sounds as afraid for world peace that the famous statue of christ, the redeemer that's in rio de janeiro. and their old training is that result school of santa claus. it was found it's 30 years ago to train anyone wanting to follow in the footsteps of father christmas. thanks for watching the news. our and i was a 0 back in just a moment. was much more up to date. the

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