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welcome to the news our, the us president joe biden is kicking off the 1st major rally if his re election campaign with union members in philadelphia, the so button a speaking right now with that events. let's listen in for a moment to go to buying any major country. the world is cheaper than united states . oh no, for that. or guess what? are many years i've been trying to get this done for decades by the time they tried . i tried try, big pharma, always able to stop, knock this time. the seniors are medicare instead of paying $400.00 a month rental and prepared $35.00 a month. this might change. is this good for people who need like saved prescriptions? it's not as good for the nation's budget as well. guess what? of the 1st round of cuts in price is that we've got management. roshay. saves the

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beginning to make things to do with american workers, american products. manufacturing american plans for too long, which border jobs for cheaper labor crossed abroad abroad, and impaired. more expensive products, there were another quality we need. we're not going to do that anymore. under my planning to buy knowledge, we created jobs at home and exporting products abroad. you your job, the here's the thing we're doing is put putting okay, so that is the u. s. president joe biden hughes. he's launched his 1st campaign event since confirming that he will be seeking another presidential term. let's to bring in my kind of, he's joining us now from washington dc. so mike, how significance is this riley 2 years? well, the significance of it is that it's sick naming exactly how president biden is going to run his campaign. i'm in a very simple phrase, it's going to be on the economy. it's going to be on his record while he's being in

office. he's very much at home at this particular gathering. it's labor unions and on friday, even before this weekend, a number of like labor unions endorsed jo biden's candidacy this an unusual step given that the election is over 17 months away. but by the end, in the speech hitting on what he says, his administration has achieved, how it has reduced unemployment uh to 50 year lows, how it's increased the number of jobs in the country. he's getting this very hard and very clearly what he's signaling here is that the months of the coming campaign are going to be sent it on one thing. persuading the american both to exactly how well his administration has done on the economic front. this is not going to be an easy task. some recent polls indicate that some 30 percent of americans do not think he's being doing a good job on the economy. but among democrats and by didn't stop, in particular, there's

a belief that all that has to happen is that the american people have to be shown and have 3 told exactly what has been achieved. and that is precisely what the president biden is doing in this speech. and what he's likely to be doing in campaign speeches to come, all right, thank you so much. my kind of for that reporting from washington dc. humanitarian calamity. that's how the u. n. a chief is describing what's happening in the west or for region of to done thousands are escaping, fighting, thereby, fleeing across the border into a neighboring tubs. many are describing their suffering, the hands of armed groups and the regional capital. a gen, a know, at least a 1000 people have been killed in the past months alone. same as profit isn't a ton of audrey. that's on the border between the 2. done on chat, and just in the last 72 hours. so allison's 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 alternator and audrey and the conditions at the border at that border post are 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. they've survived the violence in sudan in chad. another struggle began. 8 organizations say they were not prepared for the humanitarian crisis to become this big fits quickly. people who arrived 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 lighthouse 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 had any of 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. to 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 the

shrivel. um, they 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 through the end border. an error strike on suzanne's capital card to him has killed at least 17 people, including 5 children. at least $25.00 homes are reported to have been destroyed in the rate. earlier, the parent military rapids support forces said it's shut down an army fighter jets . oregon has an undermined with the latest the despite the word between the sudanese army and the power minute through rapid support forces entering it's 3rd month north side has been able to achieve a decisive win over the other and have an upper hand as flights and continues

between the 2 sides. now in the early hours of saturday morning going into the afternoon and evening of saturday. we weren't able to hear heavy artillery being fired from the city of the month with the northern parts of the capital part of to . so the new slide suggests also launched the s wrecks in the southern parts of the capital targeting specific rapid support for this position in that area. but also striking residential homes in the southern parts of the capital. the emergency room for the southern bells of the capitol says that at least 17 people were killed and others were injured and 25 homes were destroyed as a result of the air strikes. now the rapids support forces that it's shut down and so the new army fight suggests. but sources in the army say that it was a technical error that's caused the jets to land into the river. and that's both for pilots or rather, the crew has been safely injected from the plane before expressed into the mind river. now, while the north side seems to have a clear win over the other last as our very clear and its civilian losses in many parts of the capital,

the residents have been without running water or electricity. since the south of the conflict. many people to that they've not been able to access markets which were destroyed as a result of the fighting. people have also lost their homes as a result of the s, wrecks and artillery selling from both sides and access to medical facilities in many parts of the capital has become impossible. so while it's been entirely, there has been no gains or upper gains from both sides. when it comes to the civilian aspect, civilians have lost and locked in the square between the rapids support forces and this would be nice army people, morgan olive, arrow company, man. well, the number of susan e is crossing into egypt as full and sharp police and state and zip sions, reversed a visa exemption for women. children and the elderly. around 50000 people are stuck at the northern border and they say they're increasingly suffering because the egyptian console, the slow to approve their visa applications. so i had an emergency report. so why the headphone? you know, the border between suit on and egypt on him has been

20 days stuck at the sudanese egyptian border. after cleaning the facing 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 yeah, 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 and 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 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 drive, 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 addictions doing this to us? i want to know why every day thousands of people gather in front of the egyptian consulate, hoping to get visas. a seeing that reflects the magnitude of the tragedy. until recently, women, children and the elderly didn't need be just across the board or not anymore. many student needs say that despite meeting all the conditions, their applications are rejected. after a long day at the consulate and returns with all their papers, hoping she'll have better luck next time. for highly amazon, it just came from the confidence without getting a visa label on that the who now, oh you home theater. 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,

but i don't know. humanitarian agencies are operating in the area and people say they're running out of supply and was that an incentive? yeah. hope i had a lot of the thought amadi out to 0. and why, why do you help us to don hunter morehead on the all? does it renews our including facility for ministers and to ron and a push to improve relations, weeks officer, re establishing the diplomatic contact. the molly ends are set to vote in a referendum which may change the way they are governed. and as for this former world champion has his worst ever showing qualifying as the german from the delegation of african leaders in russia to push for a settlement to the ukraine conflict. they've been meeting president vladimir putin

in saint petersburg on friday. they met the ukrainian president of other words, the landscape in chiefs. a person told the visiting leaders that he's open to talks . click through this. now it's a privilege reading your previous video. we immediately accepted your proposal to hold that goes jason. so the ukraine issue, i know you have specific ideas and proposals together with the president of south africa. we discussed multiple occasions and i'm grateful to him for raising the easiest way. i'd like to stress and once again the rope into constructive dialogue . mike, with all those who vote piece, based on the principles of respect for each other's interest as well as justice. i've seen it for you here to listen as ridiculous in yesterday to prison. savanski. see outlined a number of issues to us and we did tell him that we would be meeting you wherever we would also listen to your perspective on this war.

and we want to listen with respect and also with the recognition of the views that you would put forward to us. connie hash and has more from moscow too many are skeptical. whether this initiative by the opportunity does my 3 d have a sound that in most go in the sub petersburg, right there, meeting with president clinton bought other people on arguing that with the big experienced economic indeed that is how from internal conflicts from regional conflicts. i'm trying to find ways out of civil wars on, across the border, conflicts that they might be able to come out with that kind of creative fold out of the box solutions. now we've got a, i, b as these are kind of the plans and initiatives i thought of going to be on disabled all put in the same as they would put the yesterday on the table. is it in

scale of this crisis? this global prices is multi layer of the sense. that's why that's, that's what, that's what makes it very complicated of the americans to europe. and the chinese ebony one is trying to have that on say on it's on. it's not, it doesn't seem to us to be, it's going to be solved as soon as we know about africa 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. busy present this initiative to the. busy the presence of the ukraine on and rush up in order to find a way because the flip chart teachers are now freaked out right now is the strategic threat. and that's why today the presidents on the, those of the african continent sought trying the best to use and leverage they think they have. whether on the russian side, on the western side, in order to reach a solution of america's top diplomat is on his way to china for

a long delayed visit. anthony blinking postponed his trip earlier this year after a suspect the chinese spine balloon flew over the united states tensions over taiwan trade between the world. the top 2 economies in the war and ukraine are some of the hot topics up for discussion. alan fisher reports in washington dc, or they won't 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 about the united states in china. this trip is aimed

at stabilizing relations between the world's 2 biggest economies and strategic drive. in recent weeks, the us as clean 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 ty, one human rights on what china regards as us efforts to hold back and say, we conducted industry. you know, there are, there limits to us influence and, and lever. and certainly when it comes to it's, it's rivals and competitors like like china that indeed um, you know, even if the us is hoping for

a certain outcome basing is going to be impelled by its own interests. which of course, are often times at odds with those of the united states to bite met prize. 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 to 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 down. the idea that the blinked invisible lead to a summit between the 2 presidents, either here at 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, a saudi arabia's foreign minister is in iran on an official visit after years of tensions. so he's been meeting with a ron's for administer and to run. saudi arabia is reopening its embassy, 7 years after it was closed. the diplomatic fall follows

a deal brokered by china. dorset jabari has more from tech from 5 they've been far . hon is the 1st saudi foreign minister to visit iran in 17 years. of course, iran hasn't had diplomatic relations with saudi arabia since 2016. that's when the demonstrators that were protesting the execution of a she a clara store and the saudi embassy here in tyrone. and that's when we decided to suffer all diplomatic ties. now, in march facing manage the broker deal between the 2 sides that saw them open to negotiations and reach the deals that what was that saw them resuming diplomatic relations. and that's what the saudi foreign minister was doing in toronto on saturday. and the 2 for ministers, adamant that they want to move forward. and the relationship between the 2 countries, of course, it are on saudi arabia, has been on the opposing sides in various conflicts in the region, mainly syria, young men, as well as the tensions in 11 on and iraq. now they want to put all that behind

them. now, as the radians are also looking to expand their economic traits with savvy rate, where they're looking to increase the current $15000000.00 a year, investments between or on saudi to $1000000000.00 a year. the saudi foreign ministers also met with the ringing president of bringing bracy where he's extended an invitation for a racy to visit, re add. for now the scene is a positive step. it's of there's so many who believes that there is a long way to go, given the position that savvy radio has taken when it comes to iran. and also the fact that saudi arabia as a, as a relationship with the united states, which iran does not. whether or not as the government will be able to manage this balancing act and maintain relations with both countries race to be seen. but for now, the rep for small between the 2 countries are seen as a positive set for doubt only for the 2 sides. but also for countries in the higher

luis region door safari alpha 0 to hong i'm the last, the solution is a saudi foreign policy research or with the u. k. is lancaster university and he says it's in the interest of both sides to reduce tension. i think the issue of trust is very important, but i think income groups with trust, the aspect of incentive is also very important. this is what's going to happen. it's not enough to just trust because it's a, it's what is taking place here and where i think the saudi range and relationship relations are going is in a sphere where they are both incentivized to de escalate any tensions. should they arrive 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 de escalate 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. soldiers and western uganda or hunting rubble fighters would talk to school killing at least 40 people, many of them children. it happens in pond way. that's a few kilometers on the border with the democratic republic of congo. some of the victims died in a fire at the school dormitory. others were shot or hacked to death with machetes, guns, and police playing the attack on the allied democratic forces on the table and got to 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 ribs of the tex. catherine, so i is following developments from the county and capital nairobi. security forces in weston. you've done that at this, the buddha area where this a top happened, are pursuing the st. adf rebels. they fled into the eastern demo project. we talked before, tumble into a very last forest in that country. and we know, and we have been told that some of the students have been abducted to the are we, this rebels is a very sensitive operation to make sure that these children come back home safe. now what we also know is that some of the students was in that school was killed when the rebels between the tubs and

a barn. when they were leaving the school i, those are the students was hacked to death using machetes, and using the axes as well. we spoke to some of the survivors who say they tried to do, or they were trying to do whatever they can to save themselves. some of them i see on the bodies of the 4 legs are the feet on the, on the mattresses and on the beds as well. so they are very, very traumatised to these children. and you know, a lot of people who are in that area which has been very peaceful as they say, they are very, you know, afraid. and there's a lot of anxiety in that area. catching story. i'll just narrow, narrow the belong of a party is a columnist at the daily trust newspaper in nigeria and senior fellow at the tony

blair institute for global change. he explains why the group attacked children that, i mean quite a few reasons why they, i taught schools. number one is the fact that they want to cause maximum casualty. they want to cause maximum damage in board that to prove to government. i'm to, i'm in the and it is that they as to my life and that they can strike any of it where they want to be. number 2, the idea of what is up and i will, they will create test one risk being bad when in by the pressure identity. and then by the many p, b, i types the b as in boy, not to put them. it needs to be in a defensive position. i just like we so if you months, but now in this case, how do you get to the government with the outcome? what is partners? how is top it is what they quoted for patients to job, which is emily t. james believes your patient identity. edu, i'm in the past few months, we have seen a manual on the bible patients who died on me from wiley,

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 idea of has been watching the drop box. you're going to need to from what? because they don't want to fight that you're going to need to be in the calling. but because you've got the needs you have to be effective against the idea of sort of bait. i talked to you've done that slip that the military didn't. uganda would see that that one. so it is under attack on withdrawal, thrown on will so that the audience may have issued in didn't go. so these are maybe some up there isn't this, but this is about body on an acceptable a top. it is a tough one of the most in children. it is on top of the future of uganda. i'm going to use a tough one. education. i know child look here and shouldn't have to go through with these is still a heads on all to 0. the fear assignment and hate see this talks to ends gang crime on the streets breakdown. food supplies are under increasing for us. we look back

to the life of one of the most revered were so flowers and plus 3 we have transport records have continued to tumble a gulf. us open fire. we'll be here with that story and much more a little later the had low the, when the situation continues to affect much of the middle east and live on. it is looking a logic here. if we look at the satellite image, however, but they're all those wins. sure, my wind blowing down the golf, kicking up dust, creating hazy sunshine. we are expecting not to continue into the new week temperatures. however, aust set to come down across many of the gulf states and temperatures will be coming down slightly across the event. i'm gonna lie a picture here, but what's the weather continuing to affect it took?

yeah, thanks to systems pulling out of the eastern mediterranean. now we moved to north africa, the heat has started to east across the north, west and the north east. kara will see the attempt to come down over the next few days and logically windy and hots picture across much of the region, the weather weather. continuing to cling onto nigeria some bus from the stores that until monday on west, the weather continues to roll across that central band of africa. much wyatt for the south of the settled conditions with lots of heat for places like johannes. but the temperature above average had lots of sunshine through to the new week. but that's the weather and windy weather that's picking up, blowing into cape town, we are expecting that to push its way further east, bringing a scattering of thunderstorms to south africa next week. the facing liliana, teens, does the un fits the purpose was like many critics sites just obsolete and doesn't

get anywhere near enough done to the amount of money that is put into it's hard hitting into abuse. do you think look to their lives on washington enough for money to go on its own and build it's on thoughts providing on for centuries, people have been taken care of are. so i have every confidence that future generations will do it as well. you the story on told to how does era, this is a region that is rapidly develop thing, but it's one also that is afflicted by conflicts political upheaval. some of those who talk to elsewhere is saying that they sled after hearing that other villages had been a talk. what we do, and all just there is try to balance the stories, the good, the bad, the id tell it says it was. and he's the people who allow us into their lives, dignity into minus. he asked me to tell this story and the,

[000:00:00;00] the other again, these pop stories on the, on to 0 news. our so us president joe biden has kicked off as 2024 re election bid with a riley and philadelphia attended by union members. i'm pitching his economic agenda . he said he would boost the middle class and reinforce reinvigorate american manufacturing. the escalating conflicts in the west or for region of to john has for thousands of people from their homes. they've been crossing into charge more than a 1000 people have been killed in just 2 months. the russian president has told visiting african leaders, he's opens his fox for a peaceful settlement of the ukraine conflict flooding reputed in his blaming key

for refusing to come to the table. the african leaders met ukraine's president authorized lensky on friday. and israel, another day of protest is being held against plans to overhaul the judicial system . similar demonstrations have been taking place since january across live to iran con. he's joining us from tennessee. so tell us what you're seeing and what's going on behind your mind. well, the message of, from the protest moved back to the government is incredible. they say that these are the only people that could stop prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his father, right government from putting in those is propose changes to the judicial the phone system is about a 100000 people have that process taking place across the room about 225000 people in the entire team. now this comes off the phone on wednesday. that allows us to be

all position the condition supremeville. judging by your position out, in this case, the wound cover less than 10. i have a member of their own member on the vice, the supreme court judges. however, this far right government doesn't exist. that's how you have the funds of so you see a lot of work here and somebody is saying that that is a threat to democracy. these protest is simply by the serial number of pressure on the government and slowing down the page of the reform. now there are very few just sent invoices within the unit itself, right? as we move on to get these changes done as quickly as possible. and if the. busy goes into a recess at the end of july. that's a bit of a deadline for apartments of into the,

into the costs make changes. however, if you choice, we're going to see a larger number of people out of district. so we'll see in this evening and that tell them thank you so much. iran con, reporting from tell the view. well, several palestinians have been wounded by is really forces during raids in the occupied westbank. one person was shot near the janine refugee camp and 4 others wounded in nablus. the un says is really forces have killed a $112.00 palestinians, an injured more than 4 thousands in the occupied westbank since january, malia and go to the ballot box on sunday for a constitutional referendum that could increase the power of the president. the referendum is the 1st of the series of poles meant to enable the transition from military to civilian light rule. nicholas hoc reports in the capital. obama co, a. 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, good days, 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 next year's election. i say yes to us going down our next president. it 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 or not, 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 countries when that feels like they've trodden on the corona and disrespect it out, profit will not keep quiet on this issue. opposition. politicians use like how jim says the military jente is not credible to run this referendum, most of a difference,

a month. good to me 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. look at those that have come out to campaign for this referendum. most of our young women and men, 1st time voters, it is for them more than a referendum and 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 wants peace keepers out of the country. but the union is also supporting this

referendum, delivering valid papers to remote areas with molly, and finally having a say on how they want to be covered paving the way for return to democracy. nicholas hawk out jersey rebecca will springs. coast guard has rescued. $38.00 migrants including 10 children, found drifting in the atlantic ocean. they were picked up off a wooden boat near the island of grand canaria. so far this year, more than a 1000 refugees on migrants have reached spain. after making the dangers crossing from northern africa, one migrant charity says more than 2390 migrants died in their attempt. the photo is becoming increasingly hard to find for many and hate see the world food program says half of the population face acute shortages as arm games tightened their grip on the streets talks. and it ends in the long run in crisis to begin failed. john home and reports that had been moved civilians killed in hates even

ukraine in the 1st months of 2012 to 3 according to the united nations. well, food program, how for games that battling over much police in the streets of the cap to put the prince in the middle, the population, expand it, but as our lives in city slay. then at the center of the violence, a step probably shot dead on her doorstep. now she's worried about her doing so. so it would then look at all the peanut tolls that might do 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 goals. sexual violence is royce, in height. the gangs use right to count and controlled the population in 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 in security. moving in somalia,

and they've done this done since the well food program. 5 minutes so is arrived in city. so the right on the type indicates that this child is severely malnourished. i would say that people have been starved in quarter prints. it's definitely been the case here that the arm groups have been isolating parts of puerto prince. they've been using speech tactics and that's entirely unacceptable. in rural areas, what's going on is that these guys are fighting for farm land and they're fighting, fighting for the food sources. that includes hate cheese bread, both people need affecting the food supply. even more most to a donnie, a p. s, was kidnapped on her way to market will put on apple a me the my mom one and they told us they were going to kill us. they didn't give us food, was that 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 how does it truly is? presidents has called for a stronger anti terrorism laws to deal with violence in the south on friday groups such to be from the indigenous my put your community, burn down the homes of farmers. they say i've occupied their ancestral lands. no injuries were reported to the philippines is looking to build up its military reserves. this tension escalate in the south. china sea is proposing college students under go mandatory training. but critics say a similar program more than 20 years ago. ended and fatalities aren't below reports from mendoza i believe 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 the fucking weapons packaging the for a year after march 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. it's up early enough that to be modernized, are for assess. we also need to make sure that we have enough woods on the ground. it's always to be nothing additional. and that's the source for every service is from the r o d. c. in the face of china is increasing assertiveness. philippine

military has been keeping up its 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 with critics question its 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 safeguards against abuses these uh public officials then ignore uh valid criticisms on mandatory r o p c program. that's why we can trust such give us the board even though the say that would create that to reduce or eliminate the abuses. hey, emily,

this is mark loved being at the our otc program. and she understands the need for the country to be able to respond more adequately to disasters or an attack. but she wants all the perpetrators of her science murder, to be brought to justice and for others in the country to learn from what happened to him. only then she says she and her family and others affected by his death move on. wind to blow al jazeera manila. one of the world's best known whistle blowers has died at the age of 92. daniel ellsberg release, the pentagon papers which revealed how us administrations repeatedly lied about the vietnam war. michael apo looks back his life. that's what the 1st amendment is about. he was famous, be described as the most dangerous man in america for the knowledge, the military analysts possessed. who then said some of washington's best secrets with the rest of the world. daniel ellsberg exposed how 4 successive us presidents

lied about whitehouse policy in vietnam. ellsberg worked on the now infamous pentagon papers secretly, so to copying 7000 pages, which he then gave to the new york times in 1971. in doing so, he became public enemy number one to so that right that even former us president richard nixon painted the targets on ells books back with making national heroes out of those who steal secrets and publish them in the newspapers. in january 1973, ellsberg was charged with sifting conspiracy under the espionage act of 1917. but in the landmark routing, the us supreme court dismissed ellsberg case and upheld the rights of the media to publish the documents. but the persecution of whistle blowers had begun. i

identify very strongly with edward snowden and with chelsea man and when chelsea manning said to her in form and she was ready to go to prison for life or even be executed, quote, to get all this information. i thought i haven't heard anyone else say that for 40 years. that's why i felt one time, 10691971. in the late 19 fifties, ellsberg was the brains behind america's top secret operational plan for all loud nuclear wall, with china and the soviet union. he held onto those classified documents for 50 years on the releasing them in 2021. keep assistance, the question, the motives behind war, something to decades of fighting and of gun it's done. and the war in ukraine raises today. we control natal, pretty much the nato position, excuse me. alice ray mcgovern and says, dan ellsberg leaves a legacy of courage for other whistle blowers to follow. and then ellsberg,

i'm privilege to say it was a good friend. so i'm, i'm happy and i'm sad today dan mentioned and that could be showed that there was someone who is willing to sacrifice himself herself forever, like in prison forever or dave, in depth. and dan hasn't heard that in 40 years. it goes dance, said that exactly 40 years previous dance said look are, wouldn't you risk going to prison for the rest of life to ship, just stop and on the unnecessary, cruel war. now dan was recipient this year of a of an award called a sam adams reward for integrity or the words i, it's mostly people, the sam adams associates by former intelligence officers. but we make big exceptions when integrity comes to the for. so for example, it's really

a low signer share and, and, or dominated in gen, received the roy good in april. now the reason i mentioned that is because dan was not in good shape in april. he was already dying, and he summoned up his courage to give the warning that he wants everybody to hear and that is, don't do what i did. the don't wait until the bombs start falling and people start getting, you know, released classified documents. now. still a heads on alta 0. fortunately, this and things didn't quite go to fine for early holland on his international teammates. we have football auction coming up in a moment. the colleges staples control information, controlling the narrative to dominate thing, the media. how does the narrative improve public opinion and enormous fight?

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news the colors and lots to see it. the try back a film festival, which wraps up in new york city this weekend. and among the dozens of the world, premiere is there this year, a documentary about a tribe. and can you combat in climate change, or corresponds that gabriel has also has a story of between the reins and the list for centuries that are kind of people of root can yeah, i lived in harmony with yours, 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 up 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 that business from the end as of what acceptance to these houses as well. because when you get 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 if you don't want to, 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 it. we're a premiere here in new york at detroit becca festival. i tend to dial 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 film and what calais in his path offered us was always the ability to bring it back into what internal story trying to 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 is either new york time for an update on all these sports. no serious for during thank you so much. just really batsman it was meant to watch a start on day 2. the 1st ashes test in birmingham, 36 year old, scored his 1st ever test century in england. he finished the date on beat and on the 126 runs and he also shares an unbroken 6 wicked sand. 91 alex carry their efforts,

helping the all these reached 311 for 5 of the sounds. the trail. the home side bite, 82 from erling holland and his norway. teammates has suffered a dramatic loss in euro 2024 qualifying. the norwegians looked like they were on their way to beat is scotland with holland sward, from the policy spot with less than half an hour to go. but disaster struck for no wait in the dining minutes. the scots, for 2 goals and the matter of minutes to deny the home side, scotland pulling off a dramatic to one when they maintain their perfect start. well, no way of just one point woke up somebody finally as morocco would separated an upside to way to south africa. the moroccans were beaten and then a qualifying match for the african applications rep after winning this game to one . it's the result that won't worry morocco too much of them, and south africa have already qualified for the next hour on training records and

continued to tumble at goals. the west open were at the halfway point in l. a. and ricky fowler is leading away in the seasons 3rd major championship. but some big names are in striking distance. savannah eric in front of him. these reports not content with his record breaking 1st round rickie fall though was just as relentless on day. 2 of us opened the a. c, became the foss displaying history to reach 11 on the part of the tournament and has tie the championships. $36.00 holes going records, it gave the 34 year old a one. so the, the, at the hopefully state file a 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 go out there and try and execute the best i can. australian mean who the card at 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 tournaments. 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, and 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 lot ops and dawns,

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. max for sap and club fast as time in the final practice ahead of the rain had canadian formula. one grand prix. what weather more? the end of the session in montreal on friday with louis hampton lot, the fastest time for mercedes hamilton and his teammate george russell top time sheets titled liter step and put revel back on top. after finishing down in 6 on friday, i think we set up a bit of work to do. the car is not the best thing at the moment over the bombs over the curves. 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 then maybe on sundays, dry again. so yeah, bit of a bit more of a tricky session, but you know, sometimes you have those disease and branding, motor gp world champion, francesca benya. i'm not going to pull position for sundays durham and grand prix. but it was another disaster is showing from mark mark has the 6 time world champion finish down in 750 project sessions. this mark has his worst ever showing and qualifying for the german from pre which 18 time by younger who leaves the world championship, standing as clock the fastest time. okay, that is all you support for now during thank you so much for that update. well, before we go, let's tell you about what's happening in brazil because it's a long time until christmas. but santa claus has already been spotted in brazil. take a look. the group of aspiring santos have prayed for world peace of the famous boucher of christ, the redeemer and rio de janeiro. their old trainees,

that brazil school of santa claus. it was found that 30 years ago, the train anyone wanting to follow in the footsteps of father christmas. thanks for watching the news hour on out to 0. a more news coming up in just a moment by the, [000:00:00;00] the toilet. a delta and a pioneer. first. 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 townsend all introduces off one scene of penalized buyers club for his political beliefs. he took power into his own hands and plays the trails of players, writes football rep on. i'll just leave the sub antarctic region of cheney is to southern most part of the america's before and target itself. it's one of the very few on touched areas onto this scientist here are studying climate change and global warming. this is kind of a, you'd asked bark that has survived the influx of more than maybe so to the offer. so that was this kind of not the level that bodies on this enormous peat bog climate change. expect frederick colossal as installed sophisticated instruments that measure how wind temperature, ultra violet lights impact it. did take over and stored gives us the thought that a flux of c o 2 or me day. not just

a meat that will capture to bring the vehicle systems that would allow us to predict what could happen is the btn in the future. if some researches are right that the southern target region is a precursor of what the south pole may soon become, scientist will need all the information they can get. a piece of wells fill is less than drama for the paper of the chasing india celebrities. it's a high stakes game one when he goes behind the lines with those hunting for the big, big chest on now just a of the forced out by violence and west style falls thousands more, 6 century and neighboring chad agencies say they are struggling to help those in need, the hello, i'm sorry, i'm minimizing in london,