tv NEWSHOUR Al Jazeera July 9, 2023 6:00pm-7:01pm AST
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on how to 0, we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter why you call out you 0 will bring you the news and current to fast. the the hello, i'm sammy's. i them, this is the news live from sale. coming up in the next 60 minutes to news is president insist lancaster can my friends that reasons you mainly is those trying that on the board with the be a say they fear for the lives we record from the distribution points of the world food program at the chat, so them border or struggling feed,
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hundreds of thousands of refugees. a leading bbc presenter has been suspended while we're corporation investigates claims to be paid for sexually explicit photographs with teenager costs. we're looking at how scientists are trying to save and protect the world's most endangered marine mammal. dom piece assembled with useful to england, gps was alive, offer through the heating needs. they beat us right here by 3 way, gets in with the test team. they 1st victor, c, v on the, it's $1500.00 g n t full pm in tennessee where the president has rejected criticism over the legit mistreatment of black african migrants 100 to a round it up by in tennessee. and as far as these and left on the border with olivia president class i, it says they're receiving humane treatment. stemming from when he calls all values
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. so my friends say they have to face that as it hates with very level food, a water. libya on the other hand, wants to and is it to move the migrants from the boulder beloved. so that's towards the re informed the to use enough for it to that these migraines and they are supposed to be removed from the border points because they have infiltrated in league. and are we going to be held between is enough for it is we protect them and contact the red crescent and other human to, to organizations in order to give them help and protect these fiber. and one of them actually and somebody like finding that has spoken to a migrant about the conditions that the libyan tennessee and border. this whitestone says libya just a few meters away on the other side is too easy and territory. and now we have to be really careful not to cross into, to using territory to speak to these migrants. i mean, they're here. we've been hearing from them about their situation. can you tell me, what's your name? my name is brooke. and where are you from?
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i'm from the congress from the company up here. and how old are you? i'm like 21 each 21 years old. can you tell us how long have you been? yeah, i've been being tanisha now for 3 months. you know. okay, can you explain to us how you all came to be here? yeah, i have this address on the start instead to continue his ad folks, you know, so you asked, he didn't, he's outside the house. he's so we had in this data, citizens are salting some of the day. i read cutlasses speaks unbelievable. and the idea of some smaller motto backs, you know, come to our house more than 40 people. you know, we doub products, man. so, you know, many people are we going to give you an understanding, you know, they tell us to go out before going out there to co phones that they go arises like they're take, given our closest, you know? yeah, there be some people don't. some people don't want it because one of my police adult
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swim, steve, i don't sort empty because they said they are taking them to the hospital. you know, because i know dad, dad do anything. but yeah, how did you know? did you tell me, how did you brought your in your and how did you get here? in the car? the 16 drove us out to the police. they went through the fighters and commissioned . came in and bodies. it was, yeah. can you send came it was, is there told us that we ought to get new guys to bring? i've done to see if you're, i'm to see if you guys, you know, i missed your surgery. so we really have an accident is that they call one of my brother. he called me to provide, you know, they took his passport and it said he told them i came and fled and i paid the tax . so you should look, take me out of because the leg this you know ok. the situation here. now what, what, what are the conditions? it's really hot. i mean i'm, i'm sweating. is there enough water? is there enough food? i did. the 2 needs, did the red crescent come today yesterday?
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no, no, no seems to be still here. i have never seen teresa and bring 40 of us. seems dispute here and how long have you been here right now? i mean, i almost, and i was 6 days, but i me some people here. so they were here before you. yeah. i did, they said that yet because the i pad, you know, we part reports that because there's not enough water that some of you have had some drink. you said what i guess. yeah. yeah, yeah. yeah. yeah. i think you're still reading. so what i even when we money. so yeah. use pregnant he think so what i think he said don't you know of to restart thinking these things and we are thinking that i'm something just to just to ya. have to have an option then you know? yeah. it's to be checked out orders crazy. you know, just sometimes when you, when you go to the shop, when it gets what i would recommend, you give it to the babies, you know, your, you, it's the, it's very difficult to just, we are supporting here. and we want to get out of you, as you can see, their situation is, is desperate. it's dire. they have received some sort of a, a bite from the living side. and there are some accounts that the technicians have
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also showed up. but really, i mean, the hope is that some sort of solution can be figured out. malik trina, which is 0 on the libya intuition border as separately as soon as soon as dies, and at least 10 others are missing off to the boat, sank off the coast. as soon as you were trying to cross the mediterranean to reach its leave from the coastal town, those out of this united nations is wanting. the conflict in for them could force more than a 1000000 people to flee. the army has been fighting the time that for a rapid support forces for control of sedan from every 3 months. the conflict is false, more than a 180000 people across the western border into chad. and is race reports from a camp in the town of andre, the not traditions. and this is just as a chart say time is running out for tens of thousands of food and use refugees in china, especially in eastern chide. because food is running low and logistical problems,
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i'm mounting right now. the estimates of the united nations agencies for the number of facilities refugees who have come in to todd at more than 250000 and still counting. this is a routine for distribution activity by the world food program. what do you see here? is a family trying to ship out some food items brought to them by the was with program . some slogan, beans i'm putting on. and the workforce program is saying that they cannot afford to give families more than one me a day. they're not doing is your side of the case as of monday attrition on the rise in reference to terms in eastern charges are the parts of jobs. why students references have moved to and now over here you see families sharing a little bit. got some sort of beams, cooking, or that was given to them by the workforce program. but right over there,
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thousands of out of food in these refugees waiting to be served with time running out. it looks like they're going home with nothing. how many degrees i'll just do that, i'd raise on the charge suit on board. you know, heavy sizing is revolted in sedan sedans, warring factions on engaged south of the capital, cost 2 explosions. more plants, if in hub in the city of the mind, the sydney's army and palm entries from the rapid support forces a fault for control of the capital since april. they accuse each other carrying out the tank, schools and civilian casualties. a present from britain's national broad costs. the bbc is being suspended. wireless investigates claims. he paid for section explicit photographs from a teenager. the son newspaper reported the mail present to pay $45000.00 to a useful sexually explicit photos. the young person was 17 when the payments began,
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the identities of the present and the use has not been revealed. a hi force, it is in london. so how are you take us through where the investigation of this is going? well, it will stand from an article that was published in the sun use type of the mother of the young person involved saying that this well known bbc figure had been paying her child to the section explicit images. since that child was 17 years old that went back some 3 years under that one stage, there was a lump sum payment of more than $6000.00 us dollars paid into the account. she says that she went to the bbc some 2 months ago with this complaint. the bbc's initial statement saying that the gun investigation but talked about the difficulty of proceeding when family or people contact them. and then they all come contactable
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again in return, but their investigation continued. there is, this has been building over the we can be outraged over this, a lot of criticism of the bbc from politicians. and now we have a new statement from the bbc which says in part, this is a complex and fast moving set of circumstances. and the bbc is working as quickly as possible to establish the fax in order to properly informed appropriate next steps. the bbc 1st became aware of a complaint in may, new allegations are put to us on 1st day of a different nature. and in addition to our own inquiries, we've also been in touch with external socrates in line with our protocols. we can also confirm that a mail member of stuff has been suspended. the bbc is also saying that it expects to provide more updates in the coming days as these investigations continue. all right, thanks so much. i
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in moscow says took a balance of pressure from nato allies when it released 5 ukrainian prisoners. that's the head of a summit of the military alliance. next week, russia says to ok, and ukraine violated the prisoner swap agreement. when the 5 come on, this was sent back to ukraine. at the end, the president for all of them is that unexcused visit to assemble. crossover, now to run mcbride is following developments from kids on the stand. rob, they've had a, a long while. come there and you claim what happens to the come on does now. so yeah, this sunday, the command is all back in ukraine, figuring out the next steps, but that res, continuing full last october. there's controversial release, continuing. i'm good from moscow. dmitri pest gulf the kremlin spokes person accusing took a of bowing to pressure. he says from other nato members to release these mandates
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back into the custody of the ukrainians under the tons of this high profile prison, a swap that took place last set 10. but these commanders who let the resistance a siege as the as of steel. what's the matter you bo, if they were meant to basically set out the war into a key? i take a note for the pots in the fighting a sack today, bloody me is the lensky of ukraine is getting into his playing that the end of his visit to took a ready to return to ukraine. and then turning up at the airport. these commanders who joined about in the fight a very important day, the 500 a day of fighting in this war. they have a heroes welcome as they re enter ukraine through the west of the country and to the city of la. they've re, unions with the relatives and family members, and then a speech from dentist, prokopik and co. he is the overall leader of the resistance at it'd be as of steel woods where he hailed the on. busy is of ukraine saying we will continue to fight
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together and then also adding, we will have all say in the bible, it seems to be a pretty big hint that they, he and the other fighters will enjoy. it will indeed rejoin the fights, which is just the kind of outcome that russia didn't want to see. all right, thanks so much. rob mcbride. so guy mock of is director of the institute of political studies in moscow and the former public spokesman for president booth. and he says, the release of the prisoners will damage relations between russia and so the key and what else has not been informed to and it was a no discussion goes very much. the price you said, we know is that what you meant? put your minimum time, kind of generalized, the president of the end of that gone is that nobody to send $1.00 home permit so so we can do the line. you know, how i see good will be difficult for relate. you're going to put you on to refuse this was and we saw understand why,
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and i'm not gone so much on the mind. z says use the image in the roster. what benefits of the grounds that you would be the rates of to a to that is a and give with those this is it, it is will not input us or to our terms of for one, it's more a simple exchange. it's really strange that the prison so sort of good is like on the bill. so full shot violates of some simple agreements and same time as you invite the plugin to put you on to a visa torch in august. and she also asked for email which uncle passed for these great deal, read sure. as a bit to finish that owns up on july 7th. you know, i see incorrect will be no chance for these great deal to be continuing by russian and janet or la or for very confident between to lead us now. we'll be undermine. that's very difficult to imagine how mr. gunter will explain the skis or decision for or like you, me to put, you know,
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russia says the sad defense system shot down full ukrainian missiles on sunday. the massages were intercepted over the annex crime in peninsula and the rest of and brown screech ins. meanwhile, the city of lou 9 and east, in new cranes don't yet scrooge. and this being on the heavy russian bombardment, i said bag was bad to witness the off them off of the latest strikes. strikes on here in the mon seems to be spread across a 100 meters or so. now one of the places that was hit was outside the food stamps . now were told that people would gather that side that was sitting down having the food. when those rockets hits and that is still the stands on the flu shot to gloss funds of track row in the will, but also a piece of clothing that seems to belong to an infant that has blood stains on it. now further down the street, right that you meet you, the soul from the food stand. it looks like those that were passing by will court. and this attack, that is still the lift stains on the floor here,
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also an attractive gloss. now we have been speaking to local people and they obviously still very shaken up and scared, follow them yesterday's attack as they live through the russian occupation of them on or before the whole of the population. here was around $20000.00 people and we believe now that's dropped below $5000.00 a year. may you deal with lots of people, both civilians and military buying things around here. we just heard a loud explosion. we fell on the ground, but as it was, she couldn't so explosions before they. there was a small pause for some moving people were crying and a shiver, and my sister's cause shop was on the fire. here at the end of the street is where no the significant strike took place. now this morning they've been trying to repair the damage and clear up some of the blood test that we've seen half. now the owner of the shop has told us that one man he saw was injured, right outside the shop attracted drag him inside to try to give him some sort the
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1st 8 and covering case there was another strike that he's told us that that individual, that man died, it's also important to note that the figures that we are given by the regional administrator ministration here for the casualties. those are killed and injured off of civilians. we are rarely told by the ukrainians how many military ukrainian, with their treats a killed or injured. but nevertheless, this has been a significant strike. and the people that we've spoken to has been really shaken up . i'm scared by what took place yesterday. i started vague, i just there a month in ukraine, as the palestinian health industry says is riley false is attacked 3 hospitals during the 2 day assault patients, including new bones or kolton attacks. where is riley false is used to a gas that abraham revolts from janine she shouldn't be touching him, but does so angry when he, knowing these old maybe i mean, it has already survived at to your guess attacked his mother's hand one time have
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she says it's the gives him a sense of safety, a sign that she's there for him. and watch the videos showing attacks by sweetie. pauses on hospitals engineering, scared and helpless. she wanted to be there with her baby, but she couldn't get to him, especially. so i was sad and worried all the time since the invasion to the camp started. i couldn't be around him. i couldn't hold him to my chest or even see him . i have no mother ever goes through what i went through. in miss arlington area, close to the hospital with this is say snipers open fire on people on the hospitals ground and fire to your guess into the emergency room. this one landed in the nursery and there was no excuse me to at least put em each one of the to move the babies away from the windows and closer to one another nurse mush duty is a cabinet care. it's for the crying babies. she says it's amazing. they survived.
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she cannot guarantee their development hasn't been affected by the attack. let me know if they're vulnerable. even a knock on their incubators could affect the babies and wake them up. that's what we consider distress or imagined the sound of bullet point. now you're dawson evasion. yes, it is a difficult seems. will that thing, some of the babies were born to parents who with missed the large as radio sold on the janine refugees have 20 years ago. they fear this of children. we also face a future filled with anxiety here and on. so tennis b, b, i know, was released from the nursery. after 3, the forces withdrew from the refugee camp. she suffered breathing problems, heading over the one that says what was supposed to be the safest place for her, turned into one of the worst. and it must have been i can't wait for her to leave the hospital. the stuff was amazing, but i feel so scared. i don't want her away from me. they say their babies are
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strong and low. but the parents of iowa and me know that experience of israel's military occupation is just beginning. they only wish it hadn't started so soon. the abraham outages ita janine the occupied westbank for collaboration. events are on the way ahead of the 28th anniversary of the scrubbing dates of genocide. every year on july 11th, newly identified victims of europe's worst genocide since world war 2. buried in the cemetery in eastern bosnia, almost 8400. most of the men and boys were murdered by both names of forces in the town. in 1995, the manual peace march almost the 15000 many walks 100 kilometers to escape the killings during the bosnian war. the prevailing yeah, is live for us at the, for the child, the that's a memorial center and this revenue eats so and as the some of the relatives
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identify and bury the remains of a loved ones very much a genocide that still alive on the minds of many that is so true a summary of what is happening here actually is it almost 3 decades of the genocide took place here in server need. so newly phones nearly done to 5 big tents will be buried in 2 days. we are talking about 13 new victims and for the families that is really very, very hard time. oh, you can see behind my back all these white stones are degrees of the victim of this genocide. you cannot see the whole picture. let me tell you together with this 30 newly found and done to 5 victims that we will be buried on tuesday. the number of the vine vine, some stones to build a rise to 6751 and yes,
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around one tall was and are still missing and how families and dealing with this whole situation. a once indeed immense pain of on the face sees all the families who are going to bury very loved ones who were raising for this long to say their final would buy somebody. let me tell you that many of them feel very on the few bones of their sons solve their father or solve their relatives. and that is not specific to this year's come on the ration when you're talking about the overall number of these victims, only 10 percent of them were found all in one place in one piece. and actually the largest number of these victims were ext june from not just 2 by 3, sometimes even 5 different most grades. and this is the reason why this
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process is facing so long. and this is the reason why it's so challenging the for the no forensics to find a dentist 5 and put all these pieces together. but the main reason why many are still missing, and by many families are to be seen for at least one phone to be find. and then to 5 is the fact that those are as possible in republic, a service guy. and those who know we are the sick, this must be our are still keeping the silence and protecting those who committed the genocide and denying, of course, the pain of these families. well, i thank so much out of the want of this from public charter now, the us president joe biden is heading to ruth things it talks with prime minister issues tonight. so excited to discuss the latest developments in the war and ukraine before having to lift the wine you for nato summit on monday. so knock is
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among the critics. so biden's decision to supply cluster bombs to ukraine. a white house correspondent, committee house that joins us now lives in washington dc. so kimberly, is that criticism costing anything of a shadow over this visit? there's no question that this is making for some difficult conversation. and that is why the 6th meeting between the u. k. prime minister and jo, by the, in the us president, is happening in advance of the nato summit. there are, is being called a pre meeting if you will. and it is to discuss mostly the idea of this weapons package, given the fact that the us president has chosen to include the cluster munitions in this weapons package. because there is an absence of supply of conventional weapon rate. and this is something that the, not just the united kingdom, but also spain,
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germany and other nations have been very vocal about that. they are not happy with this weapon of choice. in fact, we should point out members of the bible ministration previously. we're also unhappy with the saying, but use of it would cost is who war crimes. so this is going to be of great concern and this is what is being discussed. and given the fact that we know that it has a disproportionate impact negatively on civilians, not just in the short term, but for decades thereafter. this is going to cast a bit of a shadow on the upcoming nato summit that will be taking place in lithuania. i'm talking about that summit, kimberly the shift, the focus going to shift towards nato expansion. right? that's right. now in addition to not only talking about whether or not there is a pathway for sweden to join and all eyes are going to be on turkey and the turkish
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leader, respite tire air to one because there is some reticence to sweeten joining. and so they're going to be a lot of focus on sideline meetings as. 5 as the major meetings that are going to be taking place, there's also going to be a discussion about whether and. * there is a pathway for you frame to join that nato alliance as well. and this is where things get really tricky. there's going to be some concern about that, obviously, because sure the ukraine joined that alliance. that could trigger an immediate broader a full scale conflict, and that is of great concern to many back here in the united states as well as around the world. and so this is really of a major focus of whether or not that would be a broader expansion. and so this is something that will be discussed at these meetings. we should point out that in addition to joe biden meeting in list a way that he is prior to that, going to be having
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a meeting in london with king charles where they will be talking about climate change. and then following those meetings in lithuania, wrapping up that nato summit july and will be traveling to finland where he will be meeting with the north at countries. there they will be talking about a, a b imprint of russia as well as china and the growing influence in the arctic region there. and what the countries can do to kind of push back on that. all right, thanks so much. kimberly, how can, of the us treasury secretary is ended the full day visit to china saying discussions was direct and productive despite significant disagreement. janet yellen said the us have serious concerns about what she called china is unfair. economic practices. china state media reports and concerns about us economic sanctions. katrina, you report somebody doing the united states 6 healthy economic competition with
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china and doesn't want to make other countries to sides. that was us treasury secretary janet jo ann's message during her 4 day trip to jane pressure, been spiking in, i do not see the relationship between the us and china through the frame of pre power conflict. and we believe that the world is big enough for both of our countries to thrive. visit was part of a lot of effort to stabilize the bilateral relationship rocked by a long list of disagreements ranging from technology restrictions to the war. and ukraine. here on the event they hope the us side will take a rational, under paramedic attitude. me to try to help way on the roof together. how do you know china wants us to lift buildings entire, imposed by full, that president, donald trump and, and central instead of strangled chinese technology funds, access to semi conduct as a deal and defended those restrictions. they are premised on the street for with national security considerations. they're not taken to the game economic advantage
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. oh, for charter, she also criticized what she called in on even playing field for us funds operating in china and leaders in the aging to speed up market for phones. yelling, did her best to convince china is official that de risk and o diversifying supply change was difference to the coupling. but staging remain skeptical. it says the us is generalizing the issue of national security in a way that is sabotaging normal trade and economic exchange. premier li chung told gillan that chinese development office gains for the us, not risks. they also fear is that those technologies can be used. okay, so united states, but the nice ation of technology, right? so i think this is also a strategy that is making policy makers and of servers engaging very there was no big breakthrough, but both sides, cold adults, frank and productive. one area of collaboration was highlighted, climate change as the world's largest images of greenhouse gases. gillum said it
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was the responsibility of both countries to lead the way on this issue. one that will be picked up during an expected visit by the us climate. emily don't carry to china linked to this month. katrina, you, elda, 0 aging. in germany, at least 26 police officers have been injured in confrontations as rival groups of every trans to the music festival. now the $100.00 people were arrested at the event notes in frankfort on saturday. the stands were thrown at vehicles, was a canon and tear gas. we used to disperse, the crowd's opponents of the festival accused the organizes of having ties with the other train government rights groups have documented abuses by a se, beast african country and interference in regional conflict. i still have an al jazeera priced out of the property marketing grace. how young people are looking to buy that 1st homes are losing out where in the jazz to see
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how searing temperatures are killing cattle and having been dissolved specified elsewhere to a 16 year old making waves that when we're done have that story. the, here's how it's like in the next 24 hours across the america is great to see you and look at this. we're going to see moisture off the a bind to amplify rain fall amounts for the mid atlantic in the northeast. so anywhere in the zone could see about half a month's worth of rain in just a few hours that could trigger some flash flooding. we got some storms rolling through oklahoma to tennessee. there could be some tornadoes mixed in here. and we gotta talk about that heats in the desert, southwest phoenix,
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43 degrees. your temperatures will climb in the days to come and keeping on the seam of heat, northern canada, setting a temperature record northwest territories. norman was almost 38 degrees here. and by the way, kennedy's capital r y has never been this hot just to give you an idea of how high temperatures were here. daytime heating could sparks and storms in western canada and to central america. we go getting striped with some solid bands of rain through his spaniel, got to watch for some tropical activity, developing in the eastern pacific and to the top end of south america, we go. the northern tier that is active. sure. the rain is still falling, just not as intense as it has been as of late. and we've got a swats of about 5 to 10 centimeters of snow north and west of colorado river that the today on sunday, that's a snapshot of your weather. the environment . so let's say one of astray is most range far as on the right from on top of the
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penalties for kids protested when, when a speech those prepared to break out his ear off to a lifetime within the walls of a new rainy and a bengal tiger horizon suddenly whiten when she lands and i'm likely roll in a feature but how long can have be just sweet freedom last? when crisis strikes, this is the witness my a tiger tail on a tuesday around the government challenges here with the
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you're watching, i'll just say or a time to read capital headlines. how to museum president ty site is rejected. bruce does it mobilly and i just missed the treatment of black african migrants. he says, immigrants are receiving humane treatments. i'm accused, as i'm named colonial circles. i'll seeking a new type of assessments for migrants and blames them for spreading this information. we'll have a fine thing is reported into them explosions. more planes have been heard in the city of the minds certain these ami entire ministries from the rapid support forces of fault for control of the can up. this is april. a presenter from britain is national, broad costs of the bbc has been suspended while this investigates claims you've paid for essentially explicit photographs from
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a teenager corporation says it's working to establish the facts as quickly as possible. now west african late is a gathering for a 2 day summons in getting this house capsule with regional security dumping the agenda. members of the economic community of west african states. or i could, was a grappling with a surge environments attacks by groups thing to iso and the high, the molly bochita 5. so these, yeah, and i, julia have experienced the bulk of the attacks last year. the rate is agreed to boost security with a new peacekeeping force that speak to adam with tasso. she's following the meeting, and i guess a lot of the coming up with at the meeting of the will conflicts and begin to foster. and molly are affecting several countries here in west africa . so the, there's a meeting to discuss what to do about this. basically they going to talk about beefing of this rapid stabilization for as an army made up of so just from
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different countries in west africa, that did is that whenever they, as an issue in a southern country, these forces i mean to deploy as quickly as possible. what's been happening in the last 2 years and that's towns and villages in the border as the north have all been attacked by the groups. and when this happens, people have killed and some people have been kidnapped and gone to for example, the government basically the same chief to the border in the north bay to try and be sub security of the border region and monitor the area. but it's very difficult if the very poor is for it's hard to monitor. so what's happening now is if he doesn't go and try and figure out ways of how to improve the situation and all of these kinds that are affected by this context is not just cover from i'm deep into the middle violence as well. we know cause sometimes by to try the over camino baseline in this issue of smuggling mainly of various minerals and the reason. and that's what needs to be fueling the complex that these meetings happened finding the 1st time anyone did the last time. so people are watching to see what is actually going to come out this meeting day in mind, or these types of
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a own issues from insecurity from just be the dimensions from even attempt to prove the very, very busy region. a lot of push on these do this to try and make things look. some of them had been hiring, find most of these as a wedding, a group to try and bring somebody to the countries. but this is expensive. so asking me to try and find out their own ways of trying to sort out to get to issues on the continent. would that help from outside of the affair? all right, thanks so much. i don't now to is it is feeling appropriate. the booming grace, but as billions of dollars worth of real estate goes up for sale. young greeks hoping to buy the 1st home say that being priced out of the market for my son's jumpstart office as well. or greece is tallest building is slowly taking shape, a towering apartment block with hanging gardens overlooking this around a gulf designed by bridge or shock attacked. norman foster and such as the demand. it's 170 apartments have already been sold. it's a small part of the engine econ,
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$600.00 hectic as a beach front property parks and hotels where athens airport used to be. lump of development is building this city within the city implants to sell $11000000000.00 worth of homes here. many international buyers, and that has already doubled house prices in the area, race prices make it more difficult for some people to live here. however, i think the positives, months, months, months count that i've said these, these negative, even the positives are apartment. there is new mind they come to the economy for many, many decades grease, virtually any distributing or the by of where sort of poverty, if you will. and now with, with the new incomes is coming from all kinds or, or place in the world. we're bringing new money, the money we really see that more or less, i think to everybody really called is part of the greek property boom, fueled by tourism. but greece is just emerging from its deepest ever recession and young people cannot compete with international real estate investors. greece has
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both rate failed by 30 percent during its decade of recession. the population is now shrinking, and analysts believe the country could have trouble raising the current levels of taxation. old manning, the armed forces by mid century. seeing this, the government decided to offer $2000000000.00 to subsidize young homeowners mortgages, nicholson to lift video thoughts. this would help them move out of the rented apartment and into a home of their own. but they found property owners would rather sell to wealthy buyers with cash profit on the status of capital. this subsidy does not protect the people. this meant for issues stipulate that house is eligible for the subsidy aren't put up for sales to others. how can i compete with is really arabic or chinese capital. that's here for a golden visa and plans to put properties up for air b and b on the lumber development says it will create 80000 well paying jobs here and many increase you and for the prosperity the project likes the cold and can bring. it's that vision of
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a prosperous grease but brought to because back from the netherlands and the job that paid him 3 times his greek salary, but definitely opened up to the global economy. many greeks find they are at a disadvantage. and without the government supports, they need jobs. shut off, los altos or athens, the roads, instruction books in china has been buried by land slide. one person is consent, killed, and who, by providence rescue, is searching for 9. now they are still missing off to the rock full on saturday. heavy rain is cause widespread flooding and land slides and launch areas of china. tens of thousands of in move to government relief shelters. so focused on now with a number of people killed so far doing monsoon, rain season is risen to 76. most of those fatalities are in the northeast province of putting job, torrential down polls triggered flooding and land slides of the past. 2 weeks focused on this still recovering from last is reco rain for which flooded
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a 3rd of the country come off high that has the latest india and focused on signed or g d, richard known as the index. what the base and 3 d under that 3 major rivers were given to india. now, because there are heavy rains on the indian sides, which is already making their water works. therefore it's during this war day in 2 days river, which would otherwise be dry. as you can see that riveted now flowing because india has released a 185000 cusick. so watch enter this river in order to relieve pressure on their water was in pockets on we have an effective system, especially punjab. and the videos we have about 5 rivers, there isn't a plan in there, it was which is activated whenever the floods and the ones in season is over stock . so we have the neutral exercises, then the emergency plans for the flood management, how they viewed. and so there is a level of preparedness for all of these other voters and then the laws which come
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from the mountain areas and coming into focus on know these, there is a system of their go to about $700.00 boards which are deployed and strategically in different boxes, so whichever the river is being affected, we have a backup plan. so if there is one area which is affected, the rest of the area is going to provide a backup. so all the emergency services go on a uh deluxe. and obviously then they all the sources uploaded in and deployed. the equipment is already tested and then within fund job we, which is about the population of walk forward 120000000. we've got about 5 of those which out. i think most me obviously each and then jim and then they to what and those are the main rivers which are expected because of this. but that said, there's that high volumes of rain on the indian side may from the indians, dirt in a small border and not the river. the red and died of cardboard lead to a complicated situation. if the heavier ends continued to persist in focused on,
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and that of course could mean that focused on may see yet another crisis like the one they saw last year when one 3rd of the country was already under water from a devastating floods commodity, the data, the whole climate scientists say this past week could have been the hosses 5th. is it ever experienced in a 120000 years? the average temperatures have a new record high on the 1st day. that's the 1st time it's happened within a week. the shadow in west africa is among the many countries with exceptionally hot temperatures. barbara and go has more on the disastrous effect. for many, the temperatures has been soaring past 47 degrees in many parts of new shaft for days. grand, there is a bad capital of dying and i could as live stock breed as a tried to sell off the hubs to avoid further losses by
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a gun. now we don't comprehend this heat it towards people and animals. sometimes we bring cost to sell them at the market and because of the heat, livestock can stand up. they get sick from the heat. the extreme heat is slowing down. business and the city. yeah, i get a van dyke. the heat is very high. i blow, i've got to protect this. this is heat has made a suffering, so there are many pockets within the heat. this here is terrible. and so you and estimates almost 20 percent of new. sure, as population will need humanitarian assistance to get through the the government's really is just to have a $450000000.00 to support pharmacy hit by poor harvest. but it's early the beginning of what's known as the lead season, a not hosted direct up there in this area, which is a does its own. the temperature rise is exceptional, often reaching $45.00 degrees. this is unbearable for by diversity in general,
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like the plants and animals. for now that's little that can do with temperature is expected to remain high over the next 2 months. barbara and good part of this era the gulf of california is home to the world's most endangered marine. that memo lucky has been on the edge of extinction for years. the scientists trying to save the space is just received some welcome news, john home and reports from san philippe and mexico. heading out with the mexican navy into a $225.00 square columbia to no fissions. i. to protect the most endangered marine memo in the world. here it is the by keep the planet smallest pull voice, which he lives in the gulf of california. there are any between 10 and 13 left. the navy and the sea horse, a ship of the sea ship at the marine conservation organization program, which is i live in to try and save them. they may, they finally had some good news,
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a survey that showed in the last 2 years that keep those numbers that state stable . barbara taylor, he's been fighting, saved the backseat of the 30 years later. and it's important globally to have a good example of what can be done to save these bases that are very favorable if we just change our so our phishing practices, the pools and the buckwheat, the decline is credited mainly to the mexican navy putting down a maze of concrete blocks with hooks to snack any gill nets and the know fishing zone cool. the 0 tolerance area was the base has a base has help a lot for making the city a free of met. so we have 9, they go facing pan gains and the city a they have no nets in the city a so basically, so when do minutes use by fishermen to cut of a fish and streams that they can trump the key to, to a fox?
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tens that the theme that keith is, does it sound like a lot, but most people expected it to be wiped out altogether. by now. it's a big deal, but it's so far escaped extinction. see who's cutting alejandro. even got the chance to see what i have being here for you and a half trying to do something for protect the kid. i like to make it happen to make sure that i is going to be alive and is going to survive. and when you realize that you're still over there by, you are all nice and you have been doing this for some sign. it feels very amazing . the while the government and then jerry focus has been on saving the but keep the, the fishermen who depend on these waters for their livelihood feel they've been for gold grants will go see it says they support the noted fishing, sorry that they've been forbidden to use given that, not just that but around it and the nets, they are allowed to use the work as well. it allows us to handle that still perfect
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. i'm going to be in need of the government. know the n g o is have really looked at the social side of this and basically they say we're going to do this. i'm just thinking of themselves and the quite a note about the fishing community and asking, what are those families going to live on? now the mexican government announced that the no fishing area will be enlarged. evict treats of the scientists, if the lifeline for the bi. keep the an a problem for fishermen. you say they're already struggling. don't home and out. is it a sun, philippe mexico? or now, the organization of american states is condemning a decision by the constitutional colton, guatemala, to suspend certification of the presidential election result last month. hundreds of guatemalans protested outside the cold, demanding, and analysis of the results. the top 2 candidates facing of ronald spoke next month still ahead on al jazeera and sport how panama made it into the last 4 with. busy
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comp, please, that has the actual, the after 4 years of table. so now it was white when presidency preserves political pendulum swung back to let the silver socialist government backed by deep buckington. i agree, businessman functions within the military and the law, g, fun, jellico of bass, his opponents of challenge, the very integrity of the amount of boxes under obstructing his reforms. people in power, hosp, cadillac, we unite the nation. saving preserves democracy on the jersey to the
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the the or let's catch up with all the sports news hayes paid to. so we thank you very much . england. have they 1st, when of the i should series of the winning a thrilling food taste with australia and hating the leads, chasing a target of 251 and a full england with pig back early on with mitchell stock, removing marine ali. and they were fold out when pet cummins go through with an option roots funding. and so it was under $100.00 deadlines. thanks to the backing
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of harry brook back in new state. is that still getting the weight of the joint base though? and things are starting to get moved in with it also go pick up for 7595. we could need the tail or to get them over the line. and monkwood did just that heating coming to school for 6. and it came down to chris woods to start the we went through the boundary and stuff. huge celebrations among defense, even taking the mess for 3 weeks, but still trading to one in the actually series is now 9 day break before they go again at old trafford in memphis, the for me to one champion mex for stuff in has one. the bush is going for you to extend these lead in this use dr. is championship. there was some early joy for the home crowd at silver star and the terrans elanda. norris paused for stuff enough to stop to take the lead. however, that lead for the british driver only lost it until left 5,
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the document regaining the advantage. shandy would go on. 26th race in the road. you know, leads to drive the standings by 99 points or the dream run of russian teenage a mirror and z a. the continues at wimbledon. the 16 year old, reaching the last 16 by beating 22nd seed on a starship poncho clover in straight 6. jenny paid for the 1st time competitive young cross coats of qualifying event for these championships. would you believe? i'm sorry a to reached the 3rd round at the french open, but no to have minutes to go one basis. before the jessica peculiar wasted little time to reach the close of finals, she beat lithia tutoring co in straight fixing bay for from match. she was a small ones and also the next football and panama have reached the semifinals of the conflict of gold cup currently taking place in the united states . they be destination comfort. totally cool to find them in arlington. you smell
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the sewer ring i have tricked in the space of 9 seconds of minutes to help them put these spots in the last 4 bedroom and in the semi finals by mexico. they use tools cost, so we get to know in the cold final also played in texas. it looks like heating and bump a has upsets a few of his parents, send you men teammates up to holding the type devices in a recent interview with a football magazine in front 6 p. a. c plans have repeatedly complained to the clubs, presidents abilities, comments. he was given a warm welcome by these p is defends, and cameron ruth french woke up. renee is currently visiting the country where his father was born and stuff. so i had arrived in do all that on saturday when he was swamped by hundreds of bands. buffers each i p as he's very much up in the a, off the city one sign a new contract with his current deal. expiring at the end of next season is one of
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the great icons of spanish football. louis suarez middle montes says, passed away at the age of 88, big named the architect, sorta is made his name as a midfielder full boss, elaina. he's transferred in 1961 to in. some of them made him the most expensive player in the world. you pay $256.00 games for into winning to europe and cup twice in 1964, he won the battle and do and remains the only spanish male play it's. we have won the prize. you're also 1. 32 caps for spain winning the european championship in 1964. as you propose to defend the women's world cup with the usa, making rapid though has announced over time and at the end of this season, the 38 year old is twice a winner of the trophy and also an electric gold medalist wrapping a wheel cool to the day once the current campaign ends in the national women sucking with a top o l reign, let me pull that the will cupcakes, or if you need one day's time, very grateful that i'm,
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that i'm here. and then i have the trust of this team and that my body is held up this long to be able to do this. so just wanted to do it now and honestly, kind of get it out of the way before we go down to new zealand. so we can focus on the task at hand, which is winning. another woke up european champions, england were given a big welcome is they help the 1st session at the training camp in australia is sunshine coast. they have 11 warm up, a game that is coming up against canada on friday, before they play that match. a 1st group fixture is up against hate to imprison the players know they have a ride to the expect stations. after winning the o is i sure it's almost like a tag on you back. everyone wants to be the autopay and champions, but so as we know, we've got to call it in the team and it's about focusing on ourselves. i think it's a privilege to have so much pressure on your shoulders and it's something more embrace and in china squad receive the traditional welcome as they arrive,
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that they base in adelaide the pay as a means to go one day who then the team of 1999 who finished run is up at the world cup. they're in the same group in england and faced in locking their opening batch with just 2 months to go before the rugby world cup. defending champion south africa looking almost as full. the spring box, howard passed the stadia in the opening match of the rugby championship. currently . all right, so there is the school the hectic of tries to help south africa to 4312 victory f loftiss. the self in for toria in jones is sick and spends in charge of the one of these city of to tennessee stuff the days i think match in the read the championship took place in mendoza origin. see that plan huge to new zealand? well, the key we destroyed the origin time to say to say the old x one, this competition last year and they're running 7 tries in the row. please fix to this time around. they ran out 4112 evictions japanese golf. and also how to ok is
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closing in on her 1st major championship and $2000000.00 in prize money. she made the best of the windy conditions, a pebble beach and california take the lead going into the final round of the women's us open for 6 and a round of 66 from other school between them. and so for once you're behind o is allison cooper's, the american is 6, i'm the paul over them. great. popovich is once again the indians, highest paid coach, the 74 year old, assigned a 5 year contract extension with the san antonio spurs, reportedly with more than $18000000.00. popovich has been in charge of the space since 1996. and his move in or has more winds than any other coach in the league. he's also lived the franchise, the 5 in b i titles. the last one though was back in 2014 and with the number one draw fig. victor when button yamma edie's disposal of rich might be feeling hopeful of adding to that heavy. and so that's what we leave us and that will be here again in
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a few hours with most most of the ascent. thank so much. that's it for this news out, but i'll be back to the full show. so do stay with us. the . the ones outlawed in cuba, private businesses. about since 2021 cubans have been able to incorporate small and medium sized businesses more than $7000.00 companies. i'm sorry for being incorporated how we face the small businesses like this will boost productivity and get more food on people's flights. but in the nation with teachers and scientists
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and tiny salaries, the imagined private sector is already attracting highly qualified workers away from state jobs. the communist party of cuba is finally moving towards a mixed economy. a grain private sector will likely increase production. could of rhodes, social cohesion and what is still one of the most equal countries in the americas both and now the state remains the dominant economic force fundamental shift because on the way from one side of vast empire spending several continents, both by the 1940s, the french for forced to confront the realities and to moms for independence. and the 1st part of the documentary series out is there a looks at how the colonial unrest group from set to note syria and full scale war and indo china blood into his french, the colonized nation on elders era. the 19 sixty's, the significant decade across the middle east and north africa. it was to dictate when new dynamic movements launched in the last of a 3 car series,
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