is it going to be enough to get focused on the economy back on track? the short answer is no informed opinions for those who are attempting to flee to chat. how dangerous is that journey? is incredibly difficult for many people to manage to get out. but it's a great cost in depth analysis of the day. sidelines questions really who controls that goes on an outer space in the future will be governments for won't be big part of corporations, an individual super wealthy building. there's inside story on al jazeera, the qualifies 5. is that why the we 55 people have been killed and never see is the death toll could rise? the folks that are relevant, you watching, obviously are like a headquarters here in the also coming up a busy day for the italian coast guard has hundreds of african migrants arrived on the island of love to do so. also, it concerns about russia's war when you try and pop poland to plan up to $10000.00

soldiers to be stationed on the boulder with the roost. people celebrate 60 years. we looked at the legacy of the music children of global culture. the color of the drug a wall finds on think of why the we have killed at least 65 people, but officials, 5th of them the could rise. hundreds of buildings have been destroyed by the finest fuel, by drawing vegetation and funded by winds from hurricane dora, state officials of coal that the largest natural disaster in hawaii is history. and i know the question on your mind is, when can i get back to my home? just as soon as we can try to provide a certainty that we have recovered those that have perished. and that's really our, our goal right now. we're hoping to find people that might just be injured

a lot of time as fast as the incident. so we're still in that phase, but please allow us to complete this process before we allow people back into the hands, there's no power. there's no water back on, on the west side either. so those are both things we're trying to restore as well. we also want to make sure we can provide enough shelter space, a space that are shelters for folks where we're kind of at the limits and some of the central maui wines. and we'll have to be creative with our team after this, to try to get more for folks out on the west side. us present, try boston has declared the why fi? is that a why as a major disaster classification fries that move funds folder recovery efforts? how does, how did you account straight reports are after 2 endless days of battling flames from the ground and the sky. the wildfires ravaging the island of maui are now

largely contained, but what they leave behind are scenes of a community raised to the ground. the beach side town of the high, no one's the royal capital of the hawaiian kingdom and the keeper of his store treasurers is now unrecognizable. evacuated residents who took shelter at high schools and parking lots, fear what the fine when they returned home, woke up this morning and got our phones, 2 pictures of our house down close . we got on and i got 2 kids next year, president joe biden approved a hawaii disaster declaration on thursdays. people desperately, desperately need help. now, they've lost anyone who's lost a loved one, whose home has been damaged or destroyed, is going to get help. immediately. the sudden the go,

the u. s. coast guard rescued 14 people who turned to the ocean to escape the flames. now members of the hawaiian national guard and the us army comb through the wreckage for survivors, the primary focus is to save lives. and then to prevent human suffering and it mitigate great property loss. there's also the loss to the tourism industry nowadays may economic driver, at least $11000.00 tourists for evacuated. this evacuated couple from canada says it seems impossible to escape wildfires wherever you are in the world categories because while we were closer to them, here are the exec causes of hawaii. as wildfires are still unclear, the few doubts the plan it's warming. climate was an enabler. heidi jo,

castro alger 0, talk to good as the director of the online news website, bobby now dot com. he says the community o'malley island really came together during this unprecedented situation. and there's people still stranded on these. they haven't concluded the search for, for bodies or of course thoughtful survivors. there's multiple different organizations and government agencies involved. so i don't, i don't feel the sense that i'm from the community that there's not helps, but certainly it's, it's not enough at the same time. but the communities risen up to no surprise rest were small island community in the middle. this pacific millions of visitors come here, but it's, it's a small island population. and um, from boats traveling around the outside of the island. it's been attracted and disclose off by, by access, by roads and boats. you have local fishermen taking provisions and helping bring

people back and just the, the list goes on it's, it's, it's, it's quite a, quite an effort right now, but it's far from close to being over. sadly. and then never mind all the rebuilding suspended, as you would imagine, just a constant stream of information and bits and pieces throughout the last couple of days. and today i heard a lot of, you know, just the need for food, the need for food and gas for generators. the power is out the waters out. and people again can't, can access, has limited access. so. and then of course, um, you know, the, the stages for there's, there's been a huge effort to help all the visitors. i think it was in the last 2 days over 25000 tourist visitors helped to get off of the island. so, you know, it was, was one of the issues, the initial stages, the, it's all the impulse, the cases of the how are we good codes from full,

my friends to survive the ship wreck in the mediterranean, this at all from the tennessee and coast last week. for he won't, people said that that's cool. sorry for to hold on. let me the correspondence in loud producer, but many of those migraines continue to rise high holder. i mean, the summer months do allow many migrants to attend start crossing from both africa . i'm not can be a powerless one, as we have reported an often fatal to of the indeed, and over the last 24 hours the talons have carried out $56.00 rescue operations. probably 57 because one boat with my goods a boat just dropped in to the fords here and lumpy. do that. that's about 2000 people. some of them were in distress. some of them were actually just approaching the close of lumpy do the best is speak to anyone and they tell you it is a race against time because simply those both they travel on uh uh,

on the 5th, for any kind of sending list alone such a long journey and they are overcrowded, and then you have the fact that most of the migrants of on these both don't know to see, don't know how to swim and don't know what to do. in case there's a problem. it's a busy morning at the port. now, with better weather conditions, hundreds if not, thousands of migrants are trying to look across. they may need to radians. mothers hoping to give a better life to their children, young man wanting to build the future. this group of friends started the journey in synagogue jekyll and me now says the island go to the survivors. just a few days ago, he witnessed the boat landing on the beach funnel b and i, that'd be a good. i don't know how they do it. so many died, it's terrible. a few years ago we caught a body in our net,

and often we find bones. yesterday a boat arrived on the beach. there was a mother with her child among them, but we gave them some food and water. i feel so sorry, it's ugly to witness. the most of the bows. get rescued or arrive unaided to sure. but they're also many the cup size migrants do take your gamble when they set off in these overcrowded rickety both. i'm fit to say such a long journey. and often they found themselves in distress in the middle of the sea, with no land and sight vessels leaving tunisia are made of iron, hastily sold it together. the engines too small to power them. and by large, the only safety device the migrants can rely on in their troops. do you many to risk a group see, watch carries out surveillance, flights in the central media to range in the intersections. and in this area where

we getting more and more in, in the last 2 years, i would say that people who are now taking this route which is even. busy dangerous, if it, if you look into a, just the distance and, and the size of the mediterranean sea here, this is also resided by european policies and, and the, the, the, the tenants and the who opinion wants to put up people of this is the moment they ask immersion vessel to rescue for people, including 3 miners who are drifting in an open stop vessel with no engine. they survived for 4 days. they said they were involved in a shipwreck. 41, others remain on accounted for. or perhaps the bodies would wash off on the coast of lumpy doza, like those who are late to rest here, nestled among the residents. but the cemetery is at full capacity. and the latest victims of these desperate journeys still await a place to finally rest. for that,

how many jersey lumpy do an estimate of 2000 people have died, etc, since the beginning of the year. but that's just an approximate number, because there's really no record about how many ships leave the coast of tunisia or libya and how many people on board a re, a vessel. now, all of all these, the districts i really put together for what the survivors say and they have been in such a hiring experience, that may be, the numbers are not exactly correct, but still it's a huge number. you know, so 5 is 95000 people who have arrived here in lumpy do the of the weather now isn't good conditions. you have rescue patrols at sea nearly 24 hours a day. you also have flights of over the sea to try to pinpoint those who are in

this trust. but this certainly a big burden. and as we said, the weather is good. so we're going to hit the 100000 mark very, very soon. and at the moment there is no policy or policies that has mine is just the flow. of course, the story continues suddenly across the mediterranean, hold up, telling me that force in love produce a thank you. 5 us citizens helping move forward with the writing and present to house arrest as part of a deal between washington and tyrone is the initial step and in agreements involving the eventual release of billions of dollars of a rainy in funds frozen in south korea. i'll send jordan hospital, i see a mock num ozzie a much sharkey, more a tab us 3 a 5 iranian americans who were moved from the of in prison into han to house the rust on tuesday. they should return to their families in the us in the next few weeks. this is a positive step, but i don't want to get ahead of us is conclusions because there are more work to

be done to actually bring them home. my belief is that this is the beginning of the end of their nightmare and the nightmare that their families of experience the us will release several iranians and held for violating sanctions, imposed on to hans. but perhaps the most important to, to have hon officials, $6000000000.00 long frozen and a south korean bank will be transferred to cut ours central bank. kataria officials will then release those funds only to be spent on humanitarian programs inside or wrong exports. a, it's significant that to hold would agree to such a financial arrangement. it suggests that iran wanted disagreement and wanted to de escalate attention somehow with the united states. and that it, it sees this as part of a strategy of trying to recover economically from the re and position of sanctions from cove it from everything that iran has gone through over the last few years.

but let's not get too excited. i mean, let's understand, this is still the atlantic republic of the run. it is still severely repressing its own people. it, us officials are clear, the prisoner swap does not mean relations between the 2 countries are getting better. we're not in talks with iran on the return to the jcp away the nuclear deal . and that's, that's not on the agenda right now. what we are talking to around about, particularly through our switch representatives and our partners in the region is getting these americans home. we are still focused, as we ought to be on all the other d, stabilizing activities that are on, is capable of and doing in the region, supporting rushes, war and ukraine, supporting terrors, networks throughout the region and a lot. uh, and then of course the, the threats to maritime shipping in the, in the gulf itself. one diplomatic step forward. many more steps still to be taken between 2 long time phones. rosalyn jordan, l,

just sierra washington dosage already is in the arabian capital. tell her all then she says, let me see this as a promising move of the reigning for ministry has issued a statement and forming the reports that 5 americans have been released from evan present here in the reigning capital on thursday evening. now, these 5 dual nationals have not lost iran and they won't be leaving at any time soon. that that is because that the iranians are still waiting for their money, which is going to be transferred 1st to a swiss bank account. and then from there they will be transferred to the atari national bank. at the faith of these 5 americans is that they are going to be held in a hotel in the capital with around the clock supervision. so they are under basically house arrest until the time for them to the parts iran. in the meantime, we've also heard from the deputy you formed it, waiting for a minister of the buggery connie, who was in

a tweet set that they've received as the assurances that they need, that this money will be released as well as the fate of 4 radians that are being held in us prisons, they are going to be with these as well. we don't have the identity of those arrangements at the moment. what is clear is the radians are now looking for a way out of this a deadlock that has been ongoing for the past 2 years. they negotiations that they've been having. and of course, at this shows a willingness from both sides that they want to de escalate tensions as well as the important role of the other countries. plate is facilitating these negotiations that are still ongoing. those countries include amman, katara, and switzerland for now many hope that this will be seen as a 1st step towards the escalating, the ongoing tension between the united states and the wrong door. such a part, ultra 0 to her on a still a head, have officer troops on somebody as a last result, while west african leaders persist with the domestic efforts to add new jazz,

military takeover. the every thing do he's being analyzed, it's being, it's being measured. and it's not just i say instead of like say, i mean make small change of the state. at the moment we are in a state of the universe with such a good start and did something that was throwing that would rather take the risk of democracy to the risks of dictatorship, digital dissidence on our to 0. when match day arrives between on the comes to life with football is not all they shout about a club, west societies disenfranchised of the loudest voice and political defense take

center stage. they on the roof goes resistance. the officers of roger casablanca, defends, who make football on the challenges here with the, the, [000:00:00;00] the much balances that makes the whole, rob, nevermind, of all the top story is at least $55.00 people being killed in walls on the

hawaiian islands of bow a 1000. instead of being forced to leave the homes, states officials of called the law just natural disaster in hawaii history. it's on the impulse of cases of hood hiring accounts and full bankruptcy. somebody ship wrecking the mediterranean, its its own from the citizen coast last week for the old people said that they took the poland size, littleton, 10000 troops transported with batteries. tensions between ve also and bins, which is russia's ally, have been rising recently. poland says to by the russian helicopters briefly entered as as space last week. the government is also concerned about the bold area since hundreds of bunk. the messenger is arrived in delrays as possible deal to attend to the meet today in russia in june. well, let's uh, has launched a load emissions the 1st time it always 50 is the country space agency. it says the space cost flight is proceeding normally is expected to land on the southern pole in the mood, in $10.00 days time,

as barbara and get the ripples russia space agency successfully launches at noon atlanta into a little bit in a race to touch down on the south pole of the india, how the head start, when it launched its sudden mission last month. there's a lot of um, competition i guess, to see who can get back to the moon. first, japan obviously had a failed attempt earlier this year is real, had a failed attempt a couple of years ago with their bare sheet lender. so really, it's kind of um, you know, up in the air as to who's going to get their 1st and who's going to be successful. russia or india, russia's mission was originally a joint project for the european space agency. but the agency, brett causes must go off. terry begun its military mission in ukraine last february . since then rush has been collaborating with china,

which is expanding its pace. ambitions to just avoid the keeping. the good not, i can put down saying there's another competition between china in the united states and exploration is more visible. but you need to understand that studying the moon is not the goal. the goal is political competition between 2 superpowers and the number of other countries who also want to claim the title of space super. it's russia, india, japan, a new spacecraft to successfully landed on the south part of the moon known for its rocky terrain. but it's an area of interest because our school to is present, the scientists say it could support a human settlement. but also what, what of course, the main task is simply to land on the moon, to then to recover lost the soviet expertise and to learn how the new generation of developers performed this task. russian. what's the 1st country to send the man into space and 1961 on prides. and it says that aerospace legacy landed on the south pole of the moon,

would restore russia's position at the forefront of space, exploration, barbara and grandpa. i'll just sarah the west african blog back to us says activate the system by military falls after an emergency meeting, all the queue in the shop. but latest emphasize that diplomacy is the preferred way to restore civilian rule. they condemn the detention to present the humming, buzzing. it was almost 2 weeks ago with the address has moved from a boot jet and jerry where the meeting was held. for original block fighting for relevance. it's a moment of decision for a cause and good by any just quality doesn't exist as the group is now beating the drums of war, it is activated. it's done by force, the committee of the chief of defense stuff, to activate the equity done by force with all its elements immediately order the deployment of the equity stand by force to restore

a constitutional order in the republic of news, you know, i did as president which is the organization is urging a united front. and we don't know why as we do it for us. the echo stand by force made up of the military police and civilians number between 30026000. depending with the crisis, it was deployed to the gun being 2017. when former president j a. jeremy lost the election and refused to hand over its loss. deployment was to stabilize, getting to be solves political crisis. echoes is back quite started. 2 weeks ago. the threat of force and diplomacy, mendecy resolving is just part of crisis that's important to the survival of the region of book. and it's running lines. deployment, se failure to resolve the situation. misspelled danger, not only to west africa, but the entire continent. the announcement of

a train to one member cabinet by new just doing to maybe the final blow to resolving the christmas. peacefully. the coordinators have turned away all mission send by echoes to negotiate and to the crisis ivery cost less than what to is a bulk of critic on the cool that a good at keeping president as long as that hostage i best. and you can see that this is a total of this us, and we cannot let this continue. we have to act eco says it's committed to diplomacy to resolve the crisis. but officials say time is running out. i, sol, involved in mediation efforts to in the crisis says, is just cool, need is when concessions to begin. cox diploma. seating grounds to the june to go farther. we can do organization, i mean, college particular cool waters in the region. how many degrees i would just need, i would you are we close drunk by many of us, the types of drivers of the city of cape town, and that's being cooled off as

a grievance was reached by the south african national tax. and council and city officials of to days of negotiations, place began enforcing new traffic laws that so many, many bus taxis being in pounds at this point, the violent protests that left 5 people that a celebration. so how big it costs the well to month. 50 is the music stronger. notice hip hop amongst a new york in asia default is one of the regions most popular music styles. and that's being used to spread messages of political and social change found to be like reports not from in the, in the philippines. a nice thing. so what she was 12 years old when sony music signed her, got to come out. spruce has been described as the future of filipino hip hop. south 16. she's released 10 tracts. the teenager from what's on this south of remember says she got her music cavity from her parents. her dad was an event, but you're influenced this range from old school. all the way to cape on,

rap is like the new school type of hip hop beats are very similarly. i used to like drop a lot. i still do like trap a lot. but i like to mix it with like the fusion of old school hip hop. but i'm like many of the track beats with lyrics to revolve around 6 drugs and pilots. alec says hers reflect her youth and aspiration for both filipino women to break out into the local hip hop. see, let me ask like somebody, anybody like what do you think of laura? what do you think of a hip hop? what comes to their mind is always like 6 minute drugs, you know, and i'm here to like prove involved, change the mindset of people. the policies was the 1st, the country and asia to embrace hip hop. the local scene is still heavily influenced by american rap music. what's the most famous philippines? hip hop artist also use their music to push for social change?

product 9 easily. what are the top to look into hip hop artist of all time? rabbits about the brain drain crime, poverty and social inequality. as he actively campaign in the presidential election last year, i can always please say, i don't need bachelors on my timeline and i don't we negative comments about me. but then i realized i have to show my children that if you'd be leaving something, you have to stand for outspoken comments aren't unique to filipino hip hop artist, highlands rap against dictatorship, actively performed during mass pro democracy protest in 2022. if that members were charged with sufficient for that south korea speech. yes. arguably, the biggest point then to have emerged from asia have appeared at the united nations general assembly and received an invite to the white house to music. what categorized discreet pop very much of the elements of hip hop proof of genres and

cultures merging. and how hip hop is involved to entertain the world. farm to below alger 0. and you can follow the stories on the website and obviously we don't come . the weather is next. and then after the break, i'll be back with inside the story where we examine how the u. k. more will affect colin's relationships with its neighbors. incentives. thanks for your time. i checked on the the hi lo there. it's been a very active storm season of late across east asia. and as one system falls apart, it's still bought some very heavy rain and stronger winds that to south korea. but commune was a tropical depression. by the time it worked its way into north korea, but some pieces of that system still bringing some very heavy rain to the north

east. we've also got a batch of heavy rain that's pulled across beijing. those henry down pulls intense showers, expecting to work that way east of the next few days. and we will see we'll see more in the way of west to weather assigned to creep up into central china from the south. the temperature coming down in wu han slightly into sunday, and there's like to be more wet and windy weather starting to edge its way into japan. and thanks to ty, food line, we are expecting that to make land full in horseshoe as we go into next week. for south asia, the monsoon rains are looking most of june because of much of pockets done as well as india. it's still very damp across the west in gas, but the west of the wet weather intensifying slightly in the south on saturday. that does is that rain by the time we go into sunday, and instead of the northern areas of india to be the north east, that sees the drenching rain with possibly more flooding phone

a pool that you whether there was a time window. ok then go with the flowed through enough to sustain life in the northern color. how he does it all year round. but that's changing. we started with 3 names in different parts of the i'll come and go down to say face drought, wild animals. and madame a friend in the constant fight for survival risk in it all books one. and i'll just a whole in certain states to the salaries for the saving size from russia. virus neva also spin central in helping ukraine fight the vote for this the intention to at times just as with the you, how will the ukraine effect colin's future? this is inside storage. the