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producer. we report from bangladesh where the army has been called in to help hundreds of thousands of people stranded by floods and glance, lights, and phases of a banking crisis. and the u. s. a major ratings agency down grades 10 banks put separately. so notice the us secretary state antony, blinking the spoken signatures deposed on detained president of a 100 buzzing, and couldn't says he expressed washington's commitments to finding a peaceful resolution to the last month's ministry takeover. because he does have refused diplomatic appeals to attend to civilian room. so i'll stop it has more not from the cost cynical. the street to beach is camp is only a may remain calm. but the military cooley does show no sign of backing down the

state, announcing moving new officials to replace the governments of democratically elected president mccormick, bar zoom, who they have held in detention since july. the 26. the please you done because the president of the national council for the safe guardian of the homeland, the head of stately decrees, ought to go one mister lemmings. zane ali mohammed is appointed prime minister, who made me mean diplomatic efforts, finding a peaceful solution to the crisis. of sofa failed in its latest response. the ministry just said it had refused entry to a delegation from the african union. the un and the regional block echo us because of security concerns. of this only i was of to be acting us deputy secretary of state victoria newland said she had health 2 hours of difficulties towards the self appointed defense minister and had been refused access. russell tanisha is detained, lead to the us is it still remains hurtful. diplomacy can work, the window of opportunity is definitely still open. we believe that the edition

step aside and allow present presume to resume his duties tomorrow today, tomorrow, any time in the near future echo us is struggling to pull together a military force comprised of soldiers for member states, which it has threatened to use as a last result of a potential military operation to reinstate the close new gerry and president nigeria as president bullets. a new book is the new chairman of eccles nigeria with by follow the biggest all me in the region would be expected to take the lead in any such military operation for the presidency and who is facing opposition from nigerian and peas, including those in his own policy and his people who fear the considerable risk of sparking a wider regional linux that would happen. it could lead to a deterioration in the already difficult fight against all groups, like both of our i so they'll call it a, we have multiple levers on which we can leverage to achieve the end that we are

seeking to achieve, which is to uphold that. it was protocols by ensuring that there is a return of civilian democratic rule under the leadership of president by zoom. the refusal bind is coolly. it is to allow entry into the country by a combined united nations african union, an echo as delegation comes 2 days before a 2nd. emergency echo as summit on the crosses. it's expected the focus of that summit will be discussions about a potential last result military solution. the diplomatic avenues are still open, but the roof is that they are becoming increasingly slim. cello scrap it out to 0. the call i as well, that meeting of members of the wes task of the echo us will take place and i do is capital on the state that so get more on this now with talk with interest who's in a boot. yeah. but what can we expect from this meeting tomorrow then given that the cooling is have shown no sign of saving power.

exactly. and what we expect tomorrow, would it be able to do a whole the field emissions to me is yet to convince the military 20 over power and tories preston ma, ma'am, i'm advised them from detention. and also they wouldn't be reviewing functions that have been in place. oh, hold on, i didn't, government insisted that it was diplomacy to work. we expect also to see move towards military are build up in the region already. there are reports unconfirmed reports that i imagine in troops already, and we haven't seen 42. so imagine a sort of yet. but any force that will be used in, in reading this year will actually come from nigeria. apart from that, we also expect them to review the sanctions, whether or not they are walking reports from across the board out here indicate that electricity is out and so it has affected businesses. so that is that our job

loss is that uh, that is declining productivity and that is high inflation. many medians expect goods for important goods across the board at hundreds of them across the board of daily, to pick up supplies in that data and head back into an issue that has stopped the, the goes up. the board, of course, is expected to review that as well, and also probably to try to close in runs because of the divisions or discrete viruses folder that the defense has. they have about a military action in news yet. we expect them to talk more about cohesion membership, cohesion despite the fact that those differences have not been public. uh, but say, but we expect them do more about this. so the early morning such as we get the feel of what direction the course meeting is heavy before the final meeting or before the final communication. these are tomorrow. i know what we're hearing of an armed resistance group initiated that's working to restore, present wisdom to power. what more do we know about that?

what basically there's no resistance at the moment it could develop into that. but um, it's that statement credited to a full mind, remote commander during the early 2, thousands to mid to thousands when the product opinion in the north of the country was very, very high. and so they why we have jumped into the society and things these walks in the northern part of new jersey. so these come on the issued a statement that they are going to resist to the ministry. cool. whether or not this would be a full blown rebellion. it remains to be seen at the moment, but this is developing story for right now. so if that happens, if it goes to a full blown rebellion, especially in the north of the country, you're going to see so much pain, so much bloodshed in new jersey public. despite years of peaceful coexistence among the minority out up and toward people of the north, there is still

a lot of differences. a lot of complaints about not getting an issue with seeing was played out in the political companion season before about zoom, who is also from the minority out of for the community, one power. and also, just before he took power, that was an attempt to cool to stop him from coming to power. and so those differences remain what one of these new development becomes upload going was in public. we are probably expecting this to clear out probably in the next one or 2 months. okay, off by the address. thank you very much for that of 41 migrants have died off the boat capsized off. it's an easy to do some island. the vessel headsets off from the fort city of sax incentives here and over turned on its way to it to these shows. at least 4 people have been rescued. let's go to hold a i don't need whose life for us in a long produce. so what more do we know about this latest incident as

well, we do have conflicting reports at the moment on whether these 4 people who are rescued have arrived actually here in the dues, or are still on their way. now what we understand from this, from the people we spoke to here, is that actually uh, this boat is said to have left from geneva, even though they are not really sure at this point. what they do know is that it was in distress. somewhere off the coast of libya, it was filed and the by a commercial ship that commercial the ship. so that boat called the coast guard here in lumber do is uh the people who are a rescue said that they were 45 when they left, that only 4 of them survive has to be said they did. they probably left a few days ago. and they had been very strong winds, the mrs trial windows is

a north west. and when that makes the see a very rough for so it would have been actually very difficult for them to reach anywhere under those conditions. just yesterday, there was another boat that had been rescued in brought here to love those that had been at sea for 6 days of between 2 needs and here, which is only 17 know, 317 nautical miles away from here. so that's the maximum 15 hours. but because of the high seas they, they got lost and they were drifting away. so we still don't know more details about what happened to this particular ship. whether it was just drifting away. whether because of the high seas or the people of sort of drown, or whether it was a real shipwreck, we'll get further details a bit later in the day. on the we've seen a renewed push by the a tally in government to stop illegal migrants attempting to reach us, but the crossings have actually increases the see why not that great.

what so today the dial in government and by minutes a georgette maloney who made it a mantra that she was stop illegal to migration has been quite the last so far it has been trying to stop that flux of people coming a bit coping to model of what the former prime minister seems a little bit loose go and he had done with libya when he struck a deal with the libyans for at the time, conduct fee. and then after that, with the militias in libya, to stop the flow of a migraines crossing. now, at the moment, most of these migraines are leaving from the coast afternoons, where they are very difficult economical conditions. yesterday's boat, for example, 50 people that arrive at where or from north african origin is you do also have soaps, the highlands, who try to make that crossing. that could be

a because the economic condition, indonesia is very difficult. then also the is a political side to it. now we know that it will in geneva have been in talks over the past few weeks. they have signed the memorandum of understanding where button to needs would get up to $200000000.00, much needed money for the geneva and government. that money should be allocated one to stop the flow of migrants leaving the shores of geneva and to, to help also, do you need to stop the flow of sub saharan migrated to arrive and do news and reply, treat them back to the countries. so it's really the sky, the, it's at least trying to pursue this model that had been applied in the past. not only by it any with libya, but also by the you with 3rd key when it tried to also stop the flow of migrants coming from turkey. to avoid 0, can we leave with that? hold up. thanks very much. i of libya's vote

a god se 27 refugees from subs the holland countries have died in the past few days . their bodies were found almost in the desert between libya and these young women and children were among the dead. and i'll believe to have died from hunger. the officials say there's been an increase in refugees found lost in the test. since deportations from tennessee is going on in july, the army in bonds with this has been deployed to help or rescue people stranded by flash floods and the land slides. the 7 people have died in the southeast region. the victims include for anger and the refugee camp. authorities say more than 300000 people in cox's bizarre have been stranded by the floods while the army husband deployed to band to band electricity has been cut to the charge. he has more from it wrong about the hills, in se bangladesh as well what we are getting from different sources of deposit. it is quite expensive, and bunder bundis big. and cox as bizarre,

as you just mentioned, more than 300000 people have been affected in the area. what is known as bunder button is another mistake. there's a plus $30000.00 people are still, you know, without shelter and many more affected. now i have does that make it clear that these are very hilly and mountainous area and 50 percent of the population are indigenous tribal population. they labeled much more deeper in the forest area, which has no access. and many of them are very reluctant to come to the relief shelters, despite all the danger that prevails. so we don't know exactly in the deep inside the forest, how those people are making it. any of the rain continues. clearly there's more damage. danger, rather off. uh, more land slides. now the relief center below me is it basically a 2 year college and a place. 200 people are taking shelter here we spoke to most of this, i've been only speaking barn with dishes and they said the traveled people not, not willing to come, but they happy with the shelter. that's it. we're getting what?

3 hot meals a day. we have taken care of that we're from, that's hard is people go and check their homes periodically. some of them did have damage on the most, didn't lose anything, but the government wants them to be out of the danger or for any kind of possible risk of glance. like at least 33 people have died in the heaviest rains. most century in china is capital facing. 59000 homes have collapsed, have been swept away and nearly one 150000 damaged authorities site 1300000 people are affected. katrina, you has more of this now from vision. a hi swindled story, hit mainland china more than a week ago, but it's only now that with us and get a full picture of the damage. and that really speaks through how difficult the recovery and the clean up has been. now the aging government on wednesday morning and now some of these details. it says that 33 people at least died in flooding. and when buildings collapse, 18 us do missing, including one emergency. in total,

1290000 people. what expected about 60000 homes were destroyed instead of 150000 items were damaged in 16 hacked as a pups were effective. and this is, it was natural disasters to hit the capital use. the last time, assume of the scale. a code was in 2012 and that splunk, the 1st red load that aging has as a, had hit, a stones and flooding, and back then was aging. people were killed. now, the worst affected areas in 2012 were the worst effected areas. this year. the areas of months ago and function outskirts, a remote areas in the cities west. so it's very difficult time folders, communities, and difficult questions are now being raised this wide lessons from that previous to will not learn and why buildings window and roads. we don't reinforce why this damage has happened yet again. katrina, you all the 0 strong winds and the heavy rain from tropical storm canoe, no lashing at southern japan the 2nd time in 2 weeks trains and flights an

identical issue had been suspended, disrupting travel with a tens of thousands of people during the peak holiday season. i know commemorations of the home at all. no, not a saki been moved indoors. the 1st time in 60 years, montgomery has more full touch. after making an unusual is the exact move. tie some kind of and has made a u turn and it's heading back to watch japan, according to the latest data from the japan media logical agency. the storm was a 120 kilometers south west of the southern japanese island of tissue. it's patching wind 108 kilometers per hour, making it a relatively slow moving time soon. because it's maintaining strength and it's moving on. usually slow. that means wind and rain will linger for longer in certain parts of the country. to kind of cancel just hundreds of flights to spend the train lines and told more than $60000.00 house which was activate. 3 people haven't

confirmed, with injury since yesterday. and the 2nd city, which is commemorating the 78 anniversary of the us, the atomic bombing today, officials have moved to send me to an indoor convention center. this is the 1st time in 60 years that the ceremony was held in doors. most survivors of the town of thumb and bereaved family members were also unable to change because the ceremony discounts back japanese prime minister for me and she now informed them bastards were also not present today. this is the 1st now the sucky ceremony that a japanese leader was not present since 1999. i can look on my odyssey or i took you sort of head on out this era. lasers of amazon nations agreed to protect the wells biggest rain forest. but there's no d as on anything. deforestation for exploration, plus americans, natural wonders are our nation's heart and soul. us present signs a decree,

creating a new monument around the grand national parks. protect tickets from any develop. the we are a generation cat people, but very i'm, this is very, very persistent and very good to talk soon. you might be comfortable right now, but you will soon feel the same kids we feel every day from key to home come, then you're gone. the 3 women, gruff, who would be in fact of the front line after this, do you future children on a jersey to the

of the the sacramento about top stores beside us. secretary states has spoken to the deposed and detained presence of the ship. and the lincoln says, he reassured mohammed was washington's commitment to finding a peaceful resolution to let you take the last month 41 migrant says, died off that boat capsized so it's amazing. i'm to do some island. so that's,

that's often the 4th stage expects easy overtime on its way to get to the army and bangladesh has been deployed to help rescue people stranded by flash floods and then slides. at least 7 people have been killed in the southeast region except for refuge account. china is export. so stuff with the west stump since the beginning of the corona virus pandemic. and the, the 2020 expos sons. by 14.5 percent in july compared to the elliot's and it's pointing to mon from us, and europe imports dropped the 12 percent in july compact this same period in 2022, indicating 40 domestic to mont and economic growth, which does not point 8 percent of the 3 months ending in june, compared to the previous quarter of that would be one of the china slowest growth rates and 3 decades of scots has an economic kind of financial analyst. he says ton,

his decline in exports already paused due to the global economic slowdown. there's a technical component here. um i, i think that when the global economy recovers from the slow down there were currently in the, china's exports made pick up again a part of the climate exports in china had to do with the long term effects of the tariffs impose 5 years ago by president trump beginning in 2018, and uh, what time is it? and initially and response, many of us companies simply rewrite it productions through other countries or moved the factories to vietnam and thailand and mexico and other other places. they still saw growing exports of china is total global exports continue to grow through last year. but the turning report point has been reached this year where it's a global slowdown. and i think the uptake or the uptick in the companies are moving

their sourcing to work the closer to the destination in greenfield investment is china has fallen dramatically over the last 5 years. and i think reflects the change in sourcing strategy concerns or growing about the state to the us economy off to a credit rating agency. moody's downgraded several small then medium banks. it comes on the heels of last week's announcements by another well known agency fiche, downgraded the us credit rating from triple a to double a plus. this was due to concerns about poll governance and over spending. within the is a chief economist at the american think tank, the milk and institute. this is why the downgrades, a wakeup call. the small that banks most deposit is won't have to worry about the safety of the money. the us depositors are protected by the federal deposit

insurance corporation. every deposit of the 250000 or half 1000000, depending on on how you structure it is protected by the government and guaranteed by the government. so i think those people don't have to be afraid if you have more than a $1000000.00 at one bank and one deposit, you should get nervous and but what are you doing with a 1000000 dollars and one deposit and one bank, the overall banking sector actors very safe because most of the banking assets are the larger things like jp morgan city, bank of america. and those are very safe because they've been stress tested stuff of always and they've been proven to be sound. the movie is asking me, the question will be us hot, neat, 4000 bench and maybe 5 or 10 years from now. we'll only have 2000 phase because many of them are no longer useful as financial institutions. as people start to change the way that they think it's a wake up call to a lot of the smaller banks that are depending on interest rates for their living. and that, that they take, depending upon the spread between the deposit rates and lending rates to make money and, and right now that's right, is getting awfully tough to work on. and as interest rates rise, or what the, the,

these smaller banks are finding is that the profit of being squeeze. that's why it's so many things start merging with each other because they just can't make it alone. and but going forward, the us banking system as a whole is very so specific, individual banks may not be viable. and that's what the, the markets are trying to sort out right now. us president j 5 and has no. okay, right to the new and national monument, to protect the latins around the grand canyon from any development, including uranium money. it doesn't. indigenous tribes called for the protection of around 4000 square kilometers in the talk about those reports from red beach in arizona. that a land of stone and sky, sage, and pine bast, ancient and for the people who have lived here for a 1000 generations. this is holy land. this is a very sacred plains, the place of our mckinney that mountain right back here is very significant

to us in our medicine. now, much of this land surrounding the grand canyon will be preserved permanently off limits to mining drilling and other development. today i'm proud to use my sergeant of antiquities act to protect one, almost 1000000 acres of public land around grand canyon national park as a new national monument. president joe biden designated 4000 square kilometers as a national monument. a power the president's wield without congressional approval, native american leaders pressed for years to protect ancestral lands outside their reservation boundaries. the tribes are particularly concerned about uranium mining, which they believe would contaminate their drinking water and flow into the colorado river. mining interest denounced biden's action,

they say it kills jobs and increases us reliance on foreign sources of uranium, including russia. there are political calculations at work, also, fighting fairly feat. donald trump, here in arizona, in 2020 native american voters were crucial to that victory and biden wants to keep their support in next year's election bite. and notice the long struggle by native people against uranium extraction offered decades to be able to return to these lands. project is rational minded development. for how the supply, elder deanna white dove, you qualify the new monument honors those who fought for it, but didn't live to see this day for them. i hold my hand to apply to be the courage, to be able to speak and stood for this place. a sacred land now

finally preserved rob reynolds alger 0. red butte, arizona. state is from 8 am. as a nation's have signed a declaration, the old as a roadmap to recovery and sustainability of wells. not just reinforced. the critic site doesn't go far enough to slow down climate change. while that to america editor, we see a newman is that the summit in button in brazil, resilient president let the cedars i had hoped for strong commitments from his peers to join his goal of 0 deforestation in the amazon by the end of the stick. he had to settle for an agreement to revive the government amazonian nations tracy, to save the world's largest reading. far as from ruling kit in was it to my that we want to rekindle cooperation between our countries and overcome suspicions. we will establish in the city of my nelson, international police cooperation center to confront the crimes impacting the region easily care. he's referring to the escalation of organized crime throughout the

porous amazon regions where drug trafficking and the legal golden, emerald mining, contaminating rivers and poisoning indigenous communities. there was agreement to push for a massive international funding to transform the economic structure of the giant drain forest. so that millions of port indigenous and non indigenous inhabitants can live in a sustainable way. but the big elephant in the room was the thorny issue of oil extraction in the amazon region. major oil producing countries like venezuela, bolivia, ecuador, and resume, tried to avoid the subject altogether, but were energetically chastised by columbia. as president gustavo bathrooms on spot is the central said that politicians are being held hostage to the fossil fuel industry and war. the continuing to produce it will destroy humanity in decades, not centuries, but on the edge of extinction. we need a life safer,

and it's in this decade that we, us politician need to make the hard decisions, especially given our short mandates. so what are we doing just making speed, just like we're doing now? he's the advance of the indigenous leaders and environmental is say, oil contamination destroys everything and it's past including the livelihood of local communities. critics say the final document was full of good intentions, but short term deadlines. it's better than nothing but it falls far. far behind of was the region need some of the planet needs right now. really come across. as the less there did seem to be a greater sense of urgency among the 8 m, a zone in nation leaders, deforestation of the world's largest rang forest has, or would you reach 17 percent? and according to scientists, the tipping point is almost here. see in human algebra berlin, brazil the.