says the use of cultures across the world. so no matter what we've been using kind of files, that method to use the the pilots an old for passengers of the missing type. them said bessie a now for to have died off of the vessel, suffered a catastrophic influx. the fellow, i'm dying, jordan, this is just a red line from the inside coming up. and the ranger movie denies religious discrimination exists in india as new teddy on the washington hale with, according to finding partnership of a sense called stripe targets, a key criminal supply line linking crimea and russian occupied areas. can ukraine on rights groups criticized for you?

and for not including israel and a list of countries violating the children's rights and company. we have a report from the outside west, the the pilot center for passengers of a semester. the last one was visiting the titanic. i believe that after the vessel stuff of a catastrophic implosion, the u. s. coast guards has an underwater robot discover the debris field near the wreck of the titanic vessel last contact with the surface on sunday in the north atlantic. during a dive to the rec, i'll just say it was gabriel is on the reports from boston of the story that really captured the attention of so many people around the world for the last several days now reaching this tragic conclusion. when the u. s. coast guard confirming that they found the debris of the missing tight, and now they will be collecting some of that debris over the coming 24 to 48 hours to bring it up to the surface to analyze it as part of

a wider investigation to try to figure out how exactly this happened, and perhaps how to prevent it in the future. now this all comes as late thursday, the u. s. navy confirming that a top secret acoustic detection system that they have out at sea actually picks up some sounds similar to what would have been an implosion on sunday near where the titan went missing. now in hindsight, perhaps those sounds that the navy heard then they are saying perhaps we're from perhaps the titans 5 days into the search for the titan submersible. the news everyone had been dreading was finally confirmed this morning. and the r o v are remote operated vehicle from the vessel horizon our tech discovered the tao cone of the titan submersible,

approximately 1600 feet from the bowels of that diatonic on the sea floor. the r o b subsequently found additional debris in consultation with experts from within the unified command. the debris is consistent with the catastrophic loss of the pressure chamber. the debris was only a few 100 meters from the wreckage of the titanic. a tragic in for the families of the 5 man on board ocean gate, the owner of the titan released the statement confirming the news, saying in part, these men were true explorers who shared a distinct spirit of adventure and a deep passion for exploring and protecting the world's oceans, our hearts are with these 5 souls and every member of their families during this tragic time with the mystery of what happened to the type. now result,

the questions move on to other things. like how exactly was this allowed to happen? who's responsible and should safety standards for risky? deep sea expeditions, such as this be changed since a tight and when missing on sunday. many concerns have been raised about the vessels, construction and maintenance parts of the submarine. same in the testing in the bahamas, just saved a bit shortly. but what really did it for me was they finally refused to get any problems certification. and it's saying that they had no intention of getting any certification for going down to those depths once, let to load for several times. our questions also likely to be raised about the norm is cost of the international operation. and whether tax payers will end up putting the bill for the search efforts for bodies that may now never be recovered

. now there's always going to be those people that want to push the limits or push the boundaries of exploration, whether it be going to outer space or the deepest depths of the ocean. i think probably what this tragedy has shown is that perhaps there needs to be more regulation or safety standards when it comes to deep sea exploration. those are a lot of the questions now being asked on how is this allowed to happen? why and what can be done about it in the future? but it's also going to be very complicated because where this took place is hundreds of kilometers out at sea and some of the most remote areas of international waters gabriel's on to how does it boston? well, james cameron directed the hollywood blockbuster, titanic count. as completed, 33 dives down to the shipwreck. he says the trip should never have been made. ocean

gate should have been doing what it was due. i think that's pretty clear. i wish i had been more vocal about that, but i think i was unaware that they weren't certified because i was really studying it. i wasn't really interested stockton. roche asked me if i wanted to go out there and dive the season. you know, i wasn't interested search search search for days of search. they're searching everywhere there. they were running around their hair on fire. the sub was right where it was, it was literally on the sea floor below its last known position, which is the 1st place you look in. the search is the last known position. you know, go running around all over the landscape with planes and trains and automobiles searching. right. it was right where it was, when it implode, it and i knew that's where they were going to find it. they were on descent. they were at 3500 feet. they lost coms, and tracking the last one being the critical one. because the, the transponder that used to track a saw it during the st and on the bottom is

a fully a ton of a system. it's in its own pressure housing, and it has its own battery power. so for them to lose calls and tracking at the same time. so it was gone. now in the us of announced a flurry of deals and sectors ranging from defense to send me conductors as prime minister under, under moody told congress. but that times would be a defining partnership of this century. bodies in the washington for state visit with the us looking to defend its bonds with india to account of china is growing in for a long. i've had jean since i came here. say when some of the eval, but a lot has remain the same. like the company's main to deepen the pregnancy big when in the and the united states, i would say the school level or call, but i just,

i need honestly the poor babies europe over 10 of these is limitless. and the damn as a lot of their lives on it at fort lease. but at least 6 house members, some president vitamins democratic party boy thought of that speech accusing mode of violating religious freedoms rights groups and accused his government of discriminating against muslims and other minorities. and a rad press conference earlier, moody defended his reco with no democracy loans in our veins. we live democracy and our ancestors that actually put woods to this concept. and that is in the form of our constitution. our government has taken the basic principles of democracy and on that basis our constitution is made and the entire country runs on that our constitution and our government, we have always proved that democracy can deliver. and when i say deliver, this is regardless of cost creed, religion, gender is up to the no space with discrimination. well, president vitamin said india as human rights record was also discussed,

but the 2 remain closely life. from addition, i had a good discussion about democratic values, and there is, there is the, that's the nature of our relationship. we're straightforward of each other and, and we respect each one of the fundamental reasons why i believe the us china relationship is not as spaces as and with us ended relationship is that there is an overwhelming respect for each other because we're both democracies. and it's a common democratic candidate character, both our country said, and our people, our diversity or culture, are open, taller, robust debate for mike has been following a visit in washington. a few members of congress boycotted this speech by the indian prime minister in protest against what they called human rights abuses by india. however, the vast majority of congress won't be welcome. the indian leader during this joint

sitting there with a number of rounds of standing ovations during his speech of some one, i'll have the prime minister himself saying that india is the mother of old democracies. he went out of his way to emphasize how important and valued the relationship with united states is. this is something that's reciprocated by president biden. he's laid out the red carpet full of the indian lead to having both a private meeting, a public meeting. and then of course, a state din of which has been taking place. so the president find in making very clear how much the us values it's relationship with india. it is the world's 5th largest economy. it's got the largest population. and critically, for the united states, it plays a strategic role in south asia, particularly acting as a buffer against china. now that on some in congress who question the fact that india continues to buy oil from russia despite the sanctions. however,

this is something that may have been discussed between president biden and the indian leader. certainly, it was not mentioned publicly, but could have been part of a private debate. but president biden's making very clear throughout how much valued and how much importance is placed on the relationship with a did. mike kind of, i'll just say era. washington was something on 2 megs. i seen a fellow at the american enterprise institute, he explain why washington values this relationship with new dentists. it shows that for the, by the ministration, india is extremely important. you know, as of grapples as the us grapples with the challenge of rising china and the potential for chinese had too many in asia, it looks around and sees relatively few candidates. i think there's only one kind of cat country in the world that has india's particular characteristics. it's the most populous country in the world. it has the 2nd largest military. it has the 5th largest economy and it has

a live contested 2000 miles the boundary with china. and i think these things together and really sort of made in the kind of key to the us of inter pacific strategy. as long as china has to be concerned about, it's in my lab and frontier it has to sort of divided forces. it has to devise divided to attention. it cannot be solely focused on taiwan and the south china seats. um, the 2nd thing is that of india managers to make it economy take off it to it's able to take away supply chains and so on. then india also presents an alternative development model to the chinese model. even the mo, the has deepened the us and you have relationship. there's no question about that. in some ways. he's also sort of laid the seeds for a kind of long term questions about the relationship. because of this backsliding and democratic issues, people have the opposition to feed the end of religious minorities, particularly muslims, the treatment of independent journalists, critics, dissidents, people like that. and that, that certainly looks in the background. it's,

but it's being ground out obviously by the good news story that is emanating from the white house and from and from congress. but it's certainly true that if you pay a little bit of attention, you can see that those discordant doors have not been drowned out entirely. i mean, all opposition. politicians in india have been criticizing prime minister moody for not visiting money, poor if the northeastern state. that's been hit by ethnic violence since early may administer has announced an old party meeting on saturday to discuss the situation . at least a 115 people have been killed in tens of thousands of displaced from their homes. since in my hand, as most of these members of the cookie community in india is mounted for state are blocking major roads, they say they're being costly attacked by the majority may tase and they've taken up arms. we have to got a village of family lid. so that we can live in peace

from the thinking measure of the community which we were living together since time. many years back not far away. these may taser building their own defenses. they say the cookies are responsible for the violence and their numbers are boosted by refugees coming across the border from myanmar. they fear the influx is changing the demographics of the region and then folding cookie separate tests. here to civilians are arming themselves against what they believe is an imminent cookie attack. say, look, how many of us a weapons me, cookie, illegal immigrants have been attacking us frequently. we don't have the kind of weapons that they have with very scared of them. there's no place for us to run. they've torched houses. we just have small license guns to protect us. in the region has long been homed, arm groups seeking autonomy, and many people have weapons. some analysts say india state and central governments

need to intervene. those i'm groups, the weapons in the society was in surplus. they have to be removed for us. and for that, does he go to do people, the security establishment has to do it sooner. the better. many want to end the fighting. these may say are marching for peace, but they also have demands. they want the cookies to identify on documents, migrants in their community, and draw up their demands for autonomy. bins and monahan out to 0. a short break here. and i'll just here, when we come back, brazil for my president job balls and our role goes on trial for abuse of power in a case that has been fighting face political feature on the

here's your weather update in a minute 15. thank you for spending time with us will kick this one off and focused on where the temperatures are rising, the upper same province punjab province. we've got some readings in the low to mid forties, including jacob. about $4445.00 degrees will be the high for you on friday. well, india is roger spun state has just had a deluge as of late. deadly flash fighting here still more rain in the forecast on friday. and we're also getting pounded with rain through be har, westbank all under protest states for eastern india and across the bay. and then go in bunker dash, including for a cox's bizarre on friday. there are a few flight advisors in place for the philippines minute out and for size, because of some to rental downpours. here. that is bad though. in luzon, we will see some peaks of sunshine. here are plum rains, also done quite a number in gwen g. providence in china, that energy is shifting into one tongue and food in providence is doctor the blue

and the yellow popping up there. the more intense the brain is. meantime, what, whether sides away from japan's main island to punch you, but still a legacy of a few showers, including for tokyo, a 28 degrees. and we're basing still around $39.00 or 40 on friday. that's a snapshot of your weather see later, a on the to the journey of almost 10 years in which to shake, hama to ward for translation and international understanding has become the most important translation award from to the arabic language in the wild be awarded. announce, is that the nomination periods, the 2023 starts from the 1st of march to the 31st of july. applications are accepted through the awards official website at w w, w dot h t, a dot q a the

the welcome back. a quick reminder about top stories here. this one in the united states have announced a flurry of deals and such as ranging from defense to somebody comes up to us. as leaders of the 2 nations met in washington, 5 minutes to run remotely until congress to the times will be at the funding office of the central pilots, an old full passengers of a semester. the last round, visiting the titanic company den vessels stuff, and a catastrophic inflection. the us coast guard says an underwater red book, and some of the day before the ranking and russian appointed officials and the 1st on and crimea. so ukraine has hit a bridge connecting the 2 regions. governance as the bridge was struck by which a storm shot in the sun. obviously it was the name bob has more the damage but not

destroyed the trunk bridge. lincoln crimea, and it's kind of some provence in southern ukraine. it's one of the roots of russian forces used to move between crimea onyx by rusher in 2014 and other parts of ukraine under russia's control. russian appointed officials say the bridge was hit by a type of long range missile the fronts and the u. k. you have given you cranes military judith lawyer. this is another meaningless act pub, attracted by the key for a game on orders from london. it solves nothing as far as the special military operation has come, centers, officials, and crimea, se repairing the damage could take several weeks. it must go to president vladimir putin was at the time of the unknown soldier. commemorating the anniversary of the nazi invasion of the soviet union. the also chat a session of the national security council here, defense minister said again, show you tells him ukrainian forces are decreasing their activity on the front line

and regrouping, but could still amounts offensive actions by whose it is that. but indeed, it looks like the ukraine's west and allies decided to fight russia till the last ukrainian. however, we must assume that the enemy's offensive potential has not been exhausted yet. a number of strategic reserves have not been deployed. can you ship an if you cranes, counter offensive began in the southern region of is that what he's you earlier this month, but in the woods it presidents, the landscape progress is being slow within desired. and this video released on thursday, he claims ukraine's intelligent services have information that rushes, putting an incident to release radiation from those that for region nuclear power, plant, the largest in europe. so enough that are not, there should never be any terrorist attacks on nuclear power plants any way this time it should not be likely to hold the world has been warned. so the world can and must act in the criminal has dismissed. the allegation is another lie. this

week, ukraine's military intelligence chief accused russia of mining recruiting pon that used to keep the react as cool. ukrainian troops of fire on the front line, the russian occupied done yet in recent days. but there's nothing to suggest on either side making any real gains here or else with the dean baba algebra. now, new research shows that half a 1000000000 people are living with diabetes will, why it on every country will see the number of cases continue to rise. global diabetes rates are set to double over the next 30 years. a study published in the last that says 1300000000 people will be living with the condition by 2050 cases of diabetes are expected to saw in or 204 countries studied. but north africa and the middle east, the most effective regions, the late 65 and older are most at risk report showed 20 percent of people living with the condition or in that age group in every country. that's bringing loving stuff, but she's a fellow at the institute for health metrics and evaluation at the university of

washington school of medicine. she joins us live from san diego and goods, happy with a so these figures from the reports are quite alarming. i'm in a global prevalence rate of 6 percent. it makes diabetes one of the top 10 causes of death and disability. how worrying all these figures? oh, thank you for having me. yes, i think they're, they're definitely very wary and alarming. especially because today we have not found a sustainable population level approaches to reducing diabetes in a b c. and the report says that the global diabetes cases are expected to double to over 1300000000 cases over the next 30 years. what's causing this explosion in case is low and is it diet, lack of exercise obesity. i mean, a rule these things driving up the numbers. yeah, yeah, and that's exactly right. it's mainly mainly driven by obesity. and that's the main contender. but it's very complicated issue. i definitely have to do with diet and

lack of exercise, but there are also a lot of structural and society things happening where people don't necessarily have access to helping food or an environment where they can exercise. yeah, and that's, that's an important point you make because the experts tell us, as you've just said, the diabetes is a very complex disease. there are lots of other factors that play like social economics genetics, where people are born, where they live, how those factors then affect people's access to screening and medical treatment. yeah, that's a really great point. access to screening and treatment definitely varies. uh depends on people's income and where they live and who they are. screening for one depends on whether someone has health insurance, whether they know they go to the doctor every year and have their glucose levels checked. and treatment such as insulin is still very, very expensive and then press the oil and not very exhaustible. i'm just the final thoughts you learned it might be, do know that science and medicine have made shoot strides over the last 30 years.

and the treatment of diabetes, we now have drugs that can control blood sugar levels. but given that the report talks of this explosion in cases over the next 30 years, is this a battle? do you think that science and medicine are losing then the great question i think is it's more more about for policy majors and you know, the bigger, bigger players and state folders, i think science and madison can do all they can, but treatments and madison's can't be scaled up to the population level, then they will, they won't really make a di, and those huge explosion in diabetes is lower and stuff. and when it gets to get your thoughts on your analysis, thank you very much. indeed for talking to us long. thank you. so human rights watch says last year has been the deadliest or palestinian children in 15 years. the group has criticized the you and for not listing is rarely not upcoming report on children and conflict. need to abraham slipped to the family of a 15 year old,

who died from her wounds during these rainy radon jeanine refugee camp. and the outside west bank on wednesday, simply just as when, how much to his 15 year old sister said you'd collapse here. he understood his father, both of them, so she tripped and fallen, but she had been shocked by members of his really forces reading that you need refugee camp was. she wasn't the courtyard of her home and i'm going to cut of him . and she was speaking to a cousins for the window. and i told her to shut them down because snipers sometimes shoot at onlookers. so she asked me if she could go see them. i said, of course, thinking she would be safer. her family says she found this video. it's shaky, but choose the moment she was shot and unlock it and i didn't think she would be shot that fast. i was just talking to, i looked and found a laying here on the ground brain dead. she died from her injuries on wednesday, but so these classmates see through bones might never heal. her friends describe

the popular and friendly girls passionate about the folk, dancing and theater, like her classmates should see lots of deaf people here know that's life in the camp is always uncertain. they say she was killed in cold blood. how much we used to play in this very place where she was killed. we used to play hops carts here all the time. no memories are all they have left of her. so deal was buried here in the comp cemetery. it is where children often come to visit the grieves of their peers. walking in the cemetery, one cannot fail to notice that there are many small braves rights organization said that at least 13 miners were killed. vice really forces. since the beginning of this year is where the forces did not comment on her killing. that issue a shot several soldiers were injured after us. any ins, planted explosive devices in the comp. so deals, friends tell us,

they want to fight for head right to justice. but don't know how head brother mohammed is going to turn 10 in august. he says his sister is know in a much better place. need that, but he, josie to the occupied west bank of the world bank says it will pause bet repayments for countries hit by natural disasters. the announcement was made of the summit in paris and evolving 50 heads of state. they discuss changes to global lending in the area of climate disaster developing nations, quoting for systemic change for the old form president j bowles and i was on trial for abuse of power. those both of our allies and the opponents believe he would likely be convicted. which would mean he would be prevented from running for public office for up to 8 years. when i cannot get report. for hundreds of supporters we get former president zabel so not in the southern states. if you get into the, she, just as a trial to determine the political future,

kicked off as an added says he's a victim and design any wrong. actually, it's a political trial with the lowest of intentions on the part of some not attacking disappear electro court. but some of the arguments being made or unbelievable. in brazil, ya, a panel of 7 judges heard from the prosecution and the defense before beginning to on the key. it will be decided by a majority. also, nato is being charged with abusing his power as president to undermine the credibility of resist october election. 3 months before he lost his id. for 2nd term. at the center of the case is a meeting, he helps with foreign ambassadors, making unfounded claims. the preserves voting system could be easily read and casting doubts on its results. with this book of both scenarios who marched investors from other countries, there broke costs it on public television and social media,

religion living the intent of attacking the electoral process by spreading. and i quote this information but presents electronic warning system that at the time of the meeting in july of last year, brazil was facing a polarized electro campaigns. and polls were showing the sonata trailing behind his, our tribal current president. reason not to let us 2 of us both and that his lawyer says he's being punished simply for expressing his doubts about the electoral system and that the punishment prosecutors are asking for isn't warranted to stuff is if convicted both so not a would be banned from running for public office until 2030. we are discussing the succession on the presidential race we. we will decide the next president on 2026. and so far, both sonata was one of the main pre candidates, and the more likely one of the, the only ones that could defeats president lula if he decided to run for reelection

. so the implications of this trial eats the normals on, on prison and politics. the trial will resume next week on june 27th. and the decision by the judges could come soon afterwards, before the one month, july recess. monica, and i'll give, i'll just sarah brazil. yeah. the talk real quick check up the headlines here on, i'll just share india and the united states have announced a flurry of deals, in fact, as ranging from defense to send the conductors as prime minister and run for moody, told congress that ties will be a defining partnership of a century, moody is in washington for a state visit with the us looking to deepen its funds with india to come to china's bring in for a long i've had gene since i came here.