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you're watching all just to rely from a headquarters and del fine setting. you have a gauge also coming up for tying nationals have been charging malaysia in connection with the discovery of mass graves in 2015 processors. gather outside the central bank and pay route demands in their money and accountability for the financial collapse. we report from one of the world's largest rain forests where conservationist, one of the dangerous consequences of oil exploration. the hello a catastrophic implosion is being blamed for the death of 5 people aboard. a deep sea submersible last seen as a dive to the wreck of the titanic u. s. coast guard. so as an underwater robot discovered a debris fields near the rack at the bottom of the atlantic, gabriel is on the reports from boston. contact with the sub was lost on sunday, sparking

a forensic search as those on board run out of oxygen 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 code of the titan submersible, approximately 1600 feet from the bowels of that titanic 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 a 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 titan, now resolved, 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 the time when missing on sunday? many concerns have been raised about the vessels, construction, and maintenance parts of the submarine on the 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 seemed that they had no intention of getting any certification for going down to debts, runs, let alone several times. 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. gabriel was on go out to 0, boston. the 4 men have been extradited from thailand to face people, traffic, and charges in malaysia. police say that they were linked to the discovery of mass graves on the border between thailand, malaysia, 8 years ago. let's fix the floor and slowly has joining us from calling on for what more we learning about the story. as well, we know that these full men has been charged under the n t trafficking in persons,

an antique smuggling of migrants. and that they face a maximum of 15 years in prison if found guilty, they've been charged with smuggling to young law nationals. now this is in relation to the discovery of mass graves and human trafficking comes in 2015 on at the time. elation border in total, a $139.00 graves and more than 20 camps were discovered. now this area is densely forested. it's known as a major stuff of point 4 people smugglers moving people many from young ma mosley were hanging who were trying to free persecution and me on not or from refugee camps and bung with ash. 2 other countries in southeast asia like malaysia and indonesia. now, in 2019 a rights group, 4 to 5 rights. and the malaysian human rights commission said that in a report that they found reasonable grounds to believe that a transnational criminal syndicate was involved. and that didn't believe that this client criminal syndicate had,

was guilty of crimes against humanity. it also accused malaysian authorities of obstructing justice by destroying evidence and delaying the exclamation of victims bodies. now but the malaysian government launched a public inquiry in 2019 and in a report published just last year concluded that that while they had been weaknesses on the part of border patrols that they could not find any evidence of enforcement violation, public sevens or enforcement officials for locals now, these full time nationals on 10, but malaysia had sought to extra to expedite since 2017 as part of this pro as part of its probe into the matter. and these 4 men are due to appear in court again next month. all right, thank you so much for. and so read reporting from cullum for for testers and 11 on capital have gathered at the central bank. they are demanding the removal of restrictions on withdrawals. the bank impose the controls to manage the country's economic collapse. they're also demanding the banks governor and be held

accountable for the crisis. let's go live to say no further than beta who joining us from outside the central bank. so how do we expect this to develop and, and how big is the crowd right now? so, you know, the people are higher than they're frustrated. they've been taking for 4 years now since the financial meltdown. just a few 1000 people. many people have back to the left of the country. many people do not believe that they will ever see their money back again. their money has put traps inside since like 2019, when in normal capital, where it flows, people here will say, why should small depositors be paying the price for this crisis? where holland fissions and those who are connected to politicians, manage to take their money out of the country, lots of amount, $17000000000.00. now the state is usually bankrupt. what happened was trying to lend money to the central plan,

which gave it to successive governments. and over decades, really money has been ms. hughes and there's been a lot of corruption allegations. in fact, the central bank governor himself is being investigated in europe on corruption allegations. and he has wanted on international arrest florence level not. we'll not extradited him. and he remains that office, so people here feel that they've been paying the price to say go up to the bar, we're only able to withdraw the limited amount of money and at the disadvantages rates and match it. and if you want to, to, to withdraw a $100000.00, they only give you $1010000.00 and that doesn't happen all the time. so people here tell us that they can't even buy medicine. many of them are retired, they had their savings and their buying, and yes, all the while politicians have been doing nothing to come up with a recovery plan in order for us to find some, some way to get out of this crisis. all right, thank you. so much then

a credit reporting from a route russia says ukrainian forces have killed one person in his upper retail region. it happens in a village on the south eastern front line, showing from both sides has intensified recently, ukraine launched a counter offensive just over 2 weeks ago in western ukraine. russell as far, 13 cruise missiles out in the air field. they were reported to have been intercepted air raid alerts were heard across ukraine overnight. drones on miss alice targeted areas from the river in the far west, the 1st on in the so well, russian intelligence agency based off the ukranian plot to obtain a kilogram of radioactive material. russian state media has released pictures of the raids, the f as b security services. 5 people have been detained. trying to buy ccm for 3 and a half $1000000.00. it says the group is working for

a ukrainian citizen. the united nations is added russia's military and allied are in groups to the so called list of shame over violations of the rights of children during the war in ukraine. notably, the annual report to next week does not include israel or diplomatic editor of james bass explains. every year the un secretary general produces a report on the countries and i'm groups responsible for killing and maiming children. this is report has now gone to the members of the security council is not yet been published, but i've seen a copy again. the report is controversial. part of that is because of israel, which the report says, killed $52.00 children in 2022. now the 2nd general says that's a meaningful decline and he's not putting them on the blacklist. but of course if you look at the figures in 2021, the war and gaza lost it 11 days the war in august 2022. lost it just

3 days. this was the reaction to the report by the pablo. send you an ambassador. it's very unfortunate that he selected not to list him. we were to help for that. when he last year said that if they continue with this tradition and this pass, i want them that they will be consumed to be listed. they continued on the same path. they can more children than last year. but yet he did not list them. it is very disappointing to the palestinian people. the other big news from the report is the fact that russia, for the 1st time, is on the blacklist because of its war in ukraine. the report says that russia was responsible for killing 477 children in 2022. this is the 1st time a permanent member of the security council has been on that black list. james pays

out us era at the united nations. human rights watch says last year, so i'll be highest number of palestinian children being killed in conflict for 15 years. and the rights group is criticizing the u. n for not including israel in a damning report on the violation of children's rights and conflict zones. a palestinian teenager died from her gunshot injuries following and is really raid on the janine refugee camp on wednesday. her grieving family husband speaking to our correspondence that he would be just as much so 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 the g need refugee camp was. she was in 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 i'm not to cut it and that's what 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 desk. she died from her injuries on wednesday, but so the classmates see through bones might never heal. her friends describe the popular and friendly girl, passionate about folk dancing, and theater, like her classmates should seen a lot of 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 the very place where she was killed. we used to play hops cards here all the time. no memories of 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, indians planted explosive devices in the comp. so those 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 just the, to the occupied westbank no to the heart of africa and the search for oil and the world's 2nd largest rain forest. oral exploration rates in the democratic republic of congo are up for auction. but the search for new energy reserves has potentially devastating consequences for the critically important eco system there, as well as the communities that depends on it. 27 blocks of land and the rain

forest are due to be sold to companies for development. some of them overlap with natural reserves. opposite of his team traveled up the congo river to meet the people who lived there. and then the 1st 4 reports. here's our environment editor, nick clark. the public safety of van dyke a starting point right on the equator with the epic come to the focus of life. did the river is lot of bathrooms and transport hub for travel upstream and down in all manner of truck truck tied to 6 days just staring interaction here and been dr. so we're of river to explore. one of the oil blows designated for ocean by the government should find some remote communities to shift scale of the congo is bewildering. here looking more like a vast lake. as it mia and as west to the atlantic ocean. we're heading 2 days in

the office. it direction over 400 kilometers up stream deep into the congo base, and the journey is soon slang by dense rain forest giving way now and then the river side villages where life mostly goes on as it has for centuries to life. that could be up ton by the government's option to po box. and then that's why we are going to above asking about the loan. that taking that off to the m, as in the congo base, and is the greatest tract of rain forest on a spending 6 countries across central africa containing huge quantities of oil that

the government wants to sell to the highest bidder. with an estimated $600000000000.00 up to 7 hours on the water, a chance to stock off on fuel and supply. we're a long way still from the oil sites. but i want to know what people here think about the potential exploration mandate to see a therapist or we have not had anything from the government. our life depends on the river. i think these will cause big problems. so we need an explanation. our newborn, obviously, as i passed, we will live in poverty. if this comes, it will help us to improve our lives. a divided opinion perhaps, but we were to find that sense of inadequate seats and indeed opposition to the books themselves would grow. once we got deeper into the forest, for now we set up camp, and i say it's a village as nice places in the. the clock houses here a democratic republic of congo held on saturday. and the clark brings us part 2 of

the series, where he had been to the, for us to hear what community is affected by the auctions. have to say a still a heads, and i'll just 0, a diplomatic rout defends between australia and russia over the building of a new embassy. a 3rd heat wave of the year and mexico in demand for electricity is so high, some fear of the power grids may collapse the well severe storms produce, flash flooding in central germany have runs years or forecast details on fridays so that energy is moving east. dip into the cells, but watch what it does. keep your eye on san diego. you almost had your heart is strewn day just yesterday. you go from 34 down to 20 degrees, so yet so fresher. feel over the next little bit. now where temperatures are coming

up in spain and portugal list spends a good 8 degrees above average, seville, 39, maybe 40 degrees today. but if we look at the extended forecast, you could see your hottest june day on monday all the way up to 46 degrees. okay. other side of the mediterranean right now is symbols, stellar structure of weather coming your way of syntex a little bit. still what weather are locked in to the ne black sea coast for turkey? a outbreaks of what weather across the islands of ireland and britain temperature is coming up once again in helsinki to $28.00 degrees and off to africa. we go. this wind out of this, a hara pumps up the temperature in your walk, shut to 39 feet of rain off the atlantic across the gulf of guinea. that's going to intensify the rain there. and so, okay, just a few showers coming into central mozambique, and here's our next, whether maker for south africa's western cape providence, over the weekend. and now you're in the know, see you later,

the between 2000 to 2008 colombian soldiers executed, houses of civilian framing them as guerrilla fighters. to make it seem like the ami was winning the conflict once incentivized to the ministry. come on there. now confesses in exchange for, i'm just didn't hope for gift fault lines. the confession on that just the, [000:00:00;00] the,

on the top stories on how to 0, a catastrophic implosion is being blamed for the deaths of 5 people aboard a deep sea submersible last seen as a dive down to the rest of the titanic. the tourist sub last contact on sundays, sparking of frantic search as it run out of oxygen for man has been extradited from thailand to face people, traffic, and charges and malaysia. police say they were linked to the discovery of the mass graves on the border between malaysia, 8 years of demonstrators, 11 on demanding access to their money in the latest protest outside the central bank. professors once in enter, restrictions on task controls and accountability for the long running financial crisis. for russia, as taking legal action against the australian government for stopping funds to build a new russian embassy, the russian government says it's already spent $8000000.00 on the projects in the capital camera. and when it fits, diplomats staying on the lands last week,

legislation terminating rushes tendency on lands and camera, citing a potential security risk the way and to supply that i, i the rest of would not be happy with, with our response. we expected that, but were very confident of the position and processes that are under wide for the coma to formalize possession of the site as well. so i'll speak to john blacks lend is a professor for international security and intelligence studies. i feel strongly a national university. she's in camera joining us from there. welcome to all 0, sir. so this issue over the rest of the lease is now subject to a high court challenge. how's that going to play out? i think russia's gonna lose. it's very clear that the, the strong and government has the legal love and they've just introduced new legislation that gives them the opportunity to completely of a ton the the court ruled. ready recently, side to the new president. but steve, but it's important. remember that russia actually already has an embassy presence

in australia, in camera. a couple of kilometers from this is the sort that the proposed that had been visited enormously in that. so i think doug and been built multiple stores flows on the ground and several above ground. they're not moving out from the old one. low. the original idea was that, that relocate to the new one to the plan clearly is to hold onto that old one. and have a 2nd premise in camera which given what we've seen in the last few years, the reversion to i called. ready type mindset in a soviet like a price towards espionage and barney debate. all right, hang on a 2nd, i'll take that away and let me just jump in there. and so, just on the point that you made a moment ago about, you seems to be confident that russia is going to, to lose. i wonder what you're basing that on. because australia is own federal court ruled last month, that the decision to revoke russia's lease by the government was quote, invalid and it had no effect. or yeah,

that's because the that had to introduce the legislation for this to be revised. so this new legislation of the times that ruling it. so it's the rod at the start and government and the starting problem to, to make its own laws. elizabeth tutton land. and that's what's gonna that's what's gonna transpire in the next few days. now we seeing this has bought a brushes playbook. they are very keen for this piece of real estate that will be very keen to of a ton the codes, the, the, the, the, the new piece of legislation. because this gibson, a very advantage is position when a strongly agree to them having this real estate in the decision was thought through. it's very close to parliament house. that's on a lot of side between the major telecommunication style and problem and house. it gives them an enormous advantage for age dropping for intelligence gathering. and given what we've seen in ukraine and the approach that russia is taken to relations a globally, that's just not acceptable in australia any longer. so i wrote about that. he's

right. moscow is accusing australia of, quote, russia, food, bank, hysteria. how do you think this diplomatic route is going to play out? it? will it continue to escalate? no, i don't think it's going to escalate. the russians have one of the people on the side of the strong and federal police are guarding the side. there's not planned to escalate on that, but the russians might, will try something. but the, the rest of the 5 year is just, it's a, it's a, it's woods midship, it's all of these. they're playing a game, they're trying to make the government look silly. but the only people looking silly out of they saw the russians. but the thing is, the fruit this to in 2008 so many, these have been long standing plans to build an embassy there by the rush since 2008. so why would australia decide now that having an embassy so close to parliament house is a national security risk? as i look at was a mistake to allow them to have it in the 1st place, but that had it since, but it's, it's now 2023 and i haven't built it yet,

but it's an eyesore that it says the sky and the landscape so so the idea that this is somewhere, but you talk about a $1000000.00 that that invested not that's being invested in the old site. i've got another thought, a couple of kilometers away. and they've been, that's now a lot for knox. it's a, it's a major modernized, fortified diplomatic bunker that is going to be retained by the russians. and they want that. and this b one to the original idea was that they would swap that right. just give one for the other. but that hasn't happened. and we've realized that the use instead of the original decision, that roster is not is not friendly rusher, is adversarial. it's a price to espionage. and barney defendants in australia is being recognized by the director general of security and australia as a major challenge. but, and that's contributed to the assessment from the department of time of phase of this needed to be returned. okay, so i was told that rolling were initially i do apologize,

but we've run out of time. thank you so much. john black's, when for speaking to us from camera. thank you. it's a good now india and the us have announced a series of weapons trade and immigration agreements. as the indian prime minister visited washington addressing the us congress in the remote. he said the bilateral ties will be a defining partnership of this century. speaking to reporters moody rejected accusations of promoting religious discrimination roles and jordan reports from capitol hill. welcome to survive is on thursday us president joe biden welcomed indian prime minister. never ends remote into the white house for joint press conference, and to strike deals on security. trade and immigration for us is eager to turn in to get into an ally that can help check china's influence in the endo pacific. today, the partnership between our countries is stronger than welcome to parameters of motors, washington to however,

critics say setting out the good china and crystal for moody is essentially rewarding him for violating his citizens. human rights. in 2002 riots broke out in the indian state of good to run. moody, chief minister of googe rod at the time was accused of stroking the violence he was later cleared. still, washington denied moody a visa to the us for nearly 10 years, reinstating it only after he was elected prime minister in 2014. all the human rights activists say, moody's government has either targeted or failed to protect most lives. 6 christians from religious based violence, allegations moody denied. i'm gonna say, yeah, and then we'll have always the truth that our democracy can deliver. and when i say dilute or does regardless of cost creed, religion or gender,

there's absolutely no space for discrimination. even so moody's invitation to address congress through objections from a few legislators including michigan rep rashida to lead. we urge all members of congress who professed to stand for human rights, freedom and democracy to join us and boycotting moody's joint address to congress chairs. the calls to ignore moody, largely brushed off by official washington, eager to keep india on its side in global affairs. russell and jordan elder, sarah washington, the scientists and mexico are blaming the el nino climate phenomenon for the 3rd heat wave of the year. hospitals are busy treating patients with heat related problems. some of them fateful and the electricity blackouts are increasing as on home and reports from the capital of mexico city. a heat wave is searing its way through mexico. one of the longest thing is officials say,

they're already been this. and the countries know is being hit, especially hard. my younger, i mean the grand deals tomorrow will also hit 42 or 43 degrees and it will continue as forecasted for 10 days to compare to the last 20 years. we haven't had such a long heat wave. this is why we're calling it a typical. it's even close the country's energy authority. to be sure, warning the mets cruise power grid is close to its capacity president under the is meant to a little piece of the door. so this is nothing to worry about. those are just some of those pretty metals. we'd be the 1st one to know what was happening if there were blackouts, but just imagine it's our responsibility that we don't lack electricity. so i said you are, there's no problem maintenance. okay. yep. i want the local media have already refuted blackouts in a handful of states. these people are protesting the lack of power and then neighborhood in the northern city of monterey. and it's not just people who are

struggling with the heat. this is benita. it's ralph who lives in the sea, that's quite a su, activates for really pushing to get him moved. now most are a lot of quite as little as possible. so the government and i think that adapting