they are going through so that i can convey the headlines in the most human way possible. just here to we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. the, [000:00:00;00] the hello on tell mccrae this has been use our line from doha coming up in the next 16 minutes homes reduced to ashes. thousands of people killed the one island of maui, grapples with the devastation caused by wild fires. ukraine's president and automated zalinski finds all his military enlistment officers and a crackdown on corruption. the 1st delivery of food item arrives in west style for the conflict and so 10 inches,

it's 4th month and presented removes asylum seekers from the controversial processing center. the bacteria is found in the water system and i'm fine. how much would the sports feed in march on? and the women's woke up and their typical and spain in the semi finals they needed extra time to get past and other news blog funds on the hawaiian islands of mount. we have killed 55 people with officials bearing the numbers could rise. hundreds of buildings have been reduced to rubble and a historical town to complete the tunes to ash. the fires began on tuesday night and us still building. they were fueled by dr. agitation and fanned by winds from hurricane door of state officials have cooled it. the largest natural disaster in hawaii is history. survivors and residents on the island side,

they have lost everything. this is going to go on for a while. this is gonna take years, years to recover and it just breaks my heart. that's all the history from back in the waiting days. the 1800 us ashton does. this is our 1st time coming back and like actually knowing that our house for now we haven't really known anything for the last couple of days cuz there's no information coming through. we have, since we have no power, no cell service, no. why fi we're getting fits from car radio, but nobody really knows until they can make it in here, whether their houses are standing or not. 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 products. 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 with us president joe biden has released federal aid to support hawaii recovery if it's we have just approved a major disaster declaration of for why, which will get a into the hands of the 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. and i've directed that research support to these pray, firefighters and 1st responders, emergency personnel working round the clock. they're risking their lives check their can. is the director of the online use website. now we now don't come. he says the community on now we 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 we're, we're a 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 just close off by, by access, by roads and boats. you have local fishermen taking provisions and helping bring people back and i just don't, the list goes on it's, it's it's, it's quite a bright enough for it right now, but it's far from close to being over. sadly, and, and never mind all the rebuilding suspended, you know, 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 powers of 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, this was one of the issues, initial stages, the new kinds president reload, america landscape says he's firing all regional military enlistment officers up to a nationwide inspection authority. so i think 112 criminal cases, including bribery and a legal border crossings with those who want to keep that the army rank sullens case is,

should go and find the russian troops on the front lines. is the name of c homelessness, wayne gloomy way? dismissing old regional military comments on the system should be run by people who know exactly what more is and why cynicism and bribery at a time of war is high treason instead. so just being through the front line or who can't be in the trenches because they've lost their health, lost their lives, but have retained their dignity and have no cynicism. they can be entrusted with this recruitment system system as well. just areas correspondents to boston isn't the ne, ukrainian city of hockey's and stuff they said serious charges, but it's also a serious response from zalinski. isn't that yes, exactly. we, i've actually been investigating this a case in the last couple of weeks and we found out that to landscape definitely has a huge problem here. we spoke to a special investigator and he told us about

a real system in the whole line of this military recruitment agencies, including medical doctor, us, dreyfus, people all involved in these schemes. and basically what happens is, of course, your brain needs a lot of sole just now a lot of people are dying on the front line to counter offensive. it's not going as planned. but what happens is a lot of my don't want to fly to the bribing diesel officials. and they say, according to this, investigate up to $3000.00 to get a ticket, the white tickets. so to say, which is sort of a medical certificate showing that they're unfit to fide. we also spoke to one of the people who don't want to go to the front line and he said, it's not only about bribery, but there's also a lot of other things wrong with these recruitment officials that using for us for using all kinds of verbal abuse. so there's a whole system and polanski is not only battling this on the front line against russia, but also internally battling this corruption a nation wide. instead,

what more do we know about these lights? is missile strikes on you tried well, this morning. uh, there were 4 uh things are missiles uh towards the rest of air food and the rest of the country run is intercepted above teeth. uh, we know that some debris as full in on a children's hospital and the price of the house there. but also near this field, the residential areas have an 8 year old boy. i got into the new died laser in hospital also we saw a large strike and several of these last nights where hotel, where a lot of un are you going to tell you and work is often state has been hit. there was also a children's crime going on in that hotel, but that was just finished run. this strike happened and the u. n. a coordinator here in tears has really come down this attack. she called it in the calling effect

. and she really calls on russia to stop this in this criminal attack. so she pulled them against ukraine. ok, thank you so much. that is still with us. and for us in keith and i told him in the poland says it is ending 10000 troops to his board with bella roost tensions between ball. so and then school, which is russia's l. i have been rising recently. poland says 2 panel russian helicopters briefly, incidents a spice last week. the government is also concerned about the border area since hundreds of wagner mis and res arrived, and fellers this part of a deal that ended amusing in russia in june. and i, some of in chef i, its joins us now from palding's. buddha with fellows, and the focus continues to be on all susceptible border areas. and that includes the build up of troops, ways you of the clothes. this is being that's the thing up for the last few days ever since poland to knows that it is going to be sending

not just 2000 but 10000 foods to supplement the gold a god on its border. a fence board of it better is already has a for defense motion for iris because as you mentioned it not only just fee is legally migration, but it also is afraid that there might be some $1.00 there mercenaries who might try and we can it is also to make sure that those a legit border incursions which bagels denies pulling says happen to not happen again. and is there is a, an appropriate response from the side as well. so as we are hearing from the polish government about how it is building up, we've heard from the benediction side for the 1st time today, the president, alexander, like shrink, go telling his prime minister to establish contact with the polls, saying that they're ready for talks and negotiations to diffuse tensions only if the phones are ready to do so themselves. so it is interesting that all of this is

happening as the border between ukraine and russia becomes a grinding place for both armies. no view events taking at it, movement taking place there. this seems to be the board of a, uh, pull and says that it is a fighting for nato's war and making sure that nato as border is protected against russia, and it's outlined and how it locals, where you are reacting to what's happening in the neighborhood to be speaking to people who have been crossing through villages all along this border, a 187 feet long for the people on this good there's. they've seen this as a repeat of what happened a year and a half ago when the war started between of ukraine and vector, and businesses are also hurting as well. we spoke to a hotel owner who told us that people have canceled their holidays. people who come to this picture, rest part or phone and are no longer coming because they think that things could escalate for the,

according to i'm less be spoken to. this might be another war of words between these 2 neighbors. as it is election season in poland, but people here on the border region really already feeling the impact. okay, thank you so much for that. that. so some of the binge of 8 on pullman's bullet, poland boda with fellers were us present to abide in his us congress for a multi $1000000000.00 aid package to support your crimes will if it's the request comes at a difficult time with the recent polls showing the majority of the american public are again sending more eyes and would rather the money be spent on problems at home . abide and has made his support for you find a signature off his foreign policy agenda. and analysts say that american women's have been critical to your crime success in resisting russian forces. but let's take a closer look at these numbers. so if bob biden has asked congress but $21000000000.00

to support your crime until the end of this year. but since the ball began, the united states sustained more than $75000000000.00 in assistance. the aide is spent on humanitarian financial and military support. but not sure if the aid has gone towards providing weapon, systems, training, and intelligence. for more on this, i'd packets. it's go to my kinda in washington dc. and mike, what's the reaction thing like to biden's proposal as well back in december, which was the last time the last congress for money for ukraine had went through with no problem at all on a bipartisan basis. but biden's going to face much freight to a position on this particular occasion already. they'll republicans in the house saying that they can not offer any more funds to ukraine. that there's a sense of too much being spent already. the house because kevin mccarthy also saying that this goes beyond the agreement that was reached earlier this year in

order to fund the government of that particular time and avoid government closure. so it's going to be a major issue for biden and compounding the issue is that this $13000000000.00 a month full ukraine is part of a 5, broad, a supplemental package of some $40000000000.00, which includes money for disaster relief following the recent droughts in the country for the security. so there's a lot of elements within this package that republicans may, will oppose. and certainly, the democrats within the house are going to need to get a bi partisan cool to be able to get this legislation through when congress returns in mid september. well, given all of that, how likely is it that it will go through as well, on the senate side, the senate lead to that? absolutely. confident that this broad support within the senate full funds for ukraine. however, once again,

you've got the issue of the other parts of the supplemental bull disaster relief, for example, border security, for example, that was put in perhaps to get more republican support for the bill as a whole. but the house is a real sticking point. there's also another element here of politics that intervenes donald trump's involvement, and all of this, many members of the house tend to follow what trump says. trump is completely opposed to the will in ukraine and completely opposed to mol, funding going to ukraine. so they are republicans who are standing on elections next year, who want to follow what donald trump says. so there are many complicating factors in all of this divided administration remains confident. it will get the votes of needs in the house and it will get the votes of needs and the senate. but we're only going to know that comes of the middle of september. okay, thank you so much. that is montana for us at the white house to this place. the more ahead on this news out,

including hundreds of migrants and refugees make the dangerous journey to the islands of one producer, but actually is struggling to cope with a number of arrivals. where you look at the extent of the damage caused by days of to ritual brian and bundle dish and triple winning menches to associate, prepared to kick off the new premier league season. sonic has the largest in sports . the west african military chiefs will meet next week and gone to to discuss the qu, initiated the regional block. a co ross has place trips on standby, but stresses the diplomacy is the preferred way to reinstate the civilian government. the african union has extended support, a co was address, has moved from a boucher the neighboring nigeria for original loc fighting for relevance. it's a moment of decision for

a cause. and good bye news 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 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. echo stand by force made up of the military, police and civilians. number between 30026000, depending on the crisis that it was deployed to the gunboat in 2017, when former president j a jeremy lost the election and refused to hand over its loss, deployment was to stabilize,

going to be solves political crisis. eckowitz is back where he started 2 weeks ago . the threat of force and diplomacy, menissi resolving to just political crisis that's important to the survival of the regional block. 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 thing to one member cabinet by any just doing to maybe the final blow to resolving the process 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 personally can see that this is a total of this and we cannot let this continue. we have to act echo says it's committed to diplomacy to resolve the crisis. but if you should say time is

running out of our souls involved in mediation efforts to in the crisis says is just cletus when concessions to begin talks diploma. seating grounds to the june to go to the we can the organization, i mean cottage partition, the cool part is in the region. how many degrees i would use either probably 5 american citizens have been news from and their writing and prism to house. the wrist is part of a deal between washington into around it's pub in agreements that involves the release of a rainy into time a's in the us as well as a rainy and assets with billions of dollars which are frozen in south korea. i will 5 you in staff who were kidnapped and held hostage and jim and 18 months have been released. hell, kind of the times, the grouping of young province, the you in says the 5 with safely safety and security officers among them was a banquet issue. citizen who has returned hon and met the prime minister. the union

has thanks to the governments of human and others for negotiating to release. the person is removing thousands of asylum seekers from the controversial processing center of to bacteria was discovered in the water system. immigration official site samples showed to legionella bacteria which can cause a severe long disease. the barge is more than southern england and only opened on monday. the government plans to house 500 people the and what it calls the cost saving measure will pull, race is outside the u. k. government's home office in london and pull the state decided this aspect of the u. k. government's immigration policy hasn't exactly been a success so far. of the yes, told him very embarrassing for the u. k. government was still for the 39 asylum seekers has been moved away from that previous accommodation. moved onto this board, which seems to be very unsuccessful. accommodation now been moved off. it's again

it's been exposed to potentially faithful bacteria, legionella bacteria that kind of leads to legionnaires disease. the home office says they've been moved off as a portion and that none of them have presented with any symptoms as yet. now this pods, the babies don't home is part of the government's to follow that strategy to deal with emigration. one, paul, today is to try and get some $50000.00 to solve them, so you cause out of hotels, which the government says is costing breton around $8000000.00 a day. the other problem of that strategy is to, to more migrants from coming to the u. k, mainly in small bites across the channel allows i will already lots of delays with this, with his barge projects getting on the way that we're 5 safety concerns. if the fi sightsee a union said it was a potential death trap and have now set today. so that it,

this legionella bacteria being found in the water system. that means it's only a matter of time before someone comes to home. there has been concerns about over crowding. technical capacity of just over 200 and with bunk beds. and that's now around $500.00 and now they, sol leads to the evidence. busy those companies who say that this is a totally unsuitable, i'm in fact in humane way of housing. asylum seekers. 20 of them in fact. so i refused to get on board for 4 days ago. and one imagines that more will refuse to get back on board. will be housed here in the future, but can well what happens now? because as we, as you mentioned, says me to house 500 people. what is the long term plan for them? and for the barge of the well, the immigration minister, robert general because apparently and talks about how to handle lay some kind of pain groups of cold for him to go after he. he said just 2 days ago that the baby stock involved was

a perfectly decent accommodation. i would not show just now whether the as long as it's searching on asylum seekers will be moved home office is apparently at dealing with that. but a big question remains over the timing of this because the, the tests full legionella bacteria where apparently the under the how you can on july, the 25th. they didn't get the results until august the 7th, which is when the asylum seekers will move into the box. so 11 does why the government didn't wait to find the results before moving any one. and i'm seeing is that 4 days ago, the question remains about how long the government has known about this before moving out. people who are at risk of this bacteria, you do have questions for them to go on. so thank you so much. that is full grace in london will tell you and prosecute. as i've heard harrowing accounts from full migrants who survived the shipwreck and the mediterranean,

they set off from tennessee of last week for he won people on board the boat with them. i fear it did hold of delta made reports from the a tell you an island, so flood producer. 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 survival. just a few days ago, he witnessed the boat landing on the beach front of the b, and that'd be the, i don't know how they do it so many die. 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. most of the bows get rescued or arrive on

a to to sure. they are also many the cap size. margaret is 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 was no land insight. the missiles leaving denisia are made of iron, hastily sold it together. the engines too small to power them. and by and large, the only safety device the migrants can rely on in their troops. humanitarian risk groups see, watch carries out surveillance, flights in the central media to ring in the intersections in, in this area where we are 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 just the distance and, and the size of the mediterranean sea here,

this is also resided by european policies and, and the, the, that it happens. 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. perhaps the bodies would wash off on the coast of lumpy dues, like those were laid 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 find that the rest of how many jersey lumpy do that. let's go to hold it in length too. so we have many migraines. so continuing to arrive and to, as you mentioned in your story, there is always become a hotspot for these migrants. what,

what is the country doing to deal with the scrolling problem? what i think is really has tried everything is can to deal with this problem. and the positive had struck a deal with libya, it has trained and they've been postcards to try to stop that flow of people leaving it shows. and then that move to tunisia where it became easier for my friends to find smugglers to get on the bows. now it really is also trying to come to a deal with to need it has already signed a memorandum of understanding between the 2 countries. wait, we'll give the training. it will also give financial support not only to control what have what happens on the coastline, but also just send back and repack trade, sub saharan, back to their homes. it's trying, but anyone you speak to from the and you say that these are just temporary

solutions and they will always be away and they will always be new roots for these people to come to you are because many of them see it as the only way out to have a better life to have a future. and many of them have also been been through so much just from their home country to reach the southern mediterranean. that for them there is no way they will go back. they have to continue that last stretch across the sea, no matter how dangerous it is. and i was in libya a few years ago and i did all some of these. mike was, do you, have you ever seen to see what did you do? you know how to swim, and you know, the people died. what was the answer was yes, they knew that people loved their lives, but they say the many more do arrive to europe. and they say that even if they don't know what to do, if there's a problem, this is 0 only way out of what they call that miserable life. so it's a very complicated solution, a problem. and at the moment,

europe is trying to find some sort of insurance, but it's not working. okay, thank you so much for that. that is what i have done so many didn't let produce a for us. thank you. well, still a hit on al jazeera pump celebrates 15 years. we look at the impact of the music showing her own global culture and escape . it will number one in toronto sound a has a reaction from the canadian or to the the hello there. it's still a story of unusual wind to heat to cause parts of south america, but there is a change on the costs. you can see this area of that cloud that shows a rush of storms affecting southern areas of brazil. now beneath that we are seeing

cooler air that starting to creep up, and it's going to knock down temperatures in places like power. why i sent to you on seeing a dramatic drop there of about 10 degrees celsius. we'll see some rain coming in on saturday ahead of sonya spells on sunday and that says the west. a weather starts to walk its way across bolivia into saturday. those storms rushing out into northern parts of brazil into peru and equitable where we have warnings out for some stronger winds, particular around the mountain as regions that was a move to central america and the caribbean. it has been a story of exceptional heats around the gulf of mexico. cuba sing a very hot month of july 10th to still above the average in havana. we're seeing more in the way of west, so whether rushing out across space is like to make it as well. um, for the north, across the bahamas. what's the weather as well coming in for the south of places like costa rica, a scattering of showers for much of mexico, but it's still a story of intense heat for monterey,

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112 criminal cases have been arguments. this being a search of migrants trying to reach escalate. the co scouts is been $56.00 risky operations around blood producer. in the last day, dozens of people fits to have trouts the world food program says it's fast food aid has arrived and with the form as the conflict. and so don inches, it's for month, 5 trucks transporting $125.00 tons of basic food items traveled from eastern chad to west. for did you in says more than 19000000 people and so down are at risk of severe hunger in the coming months since april, the violence between the sudanese army and paramilitary rep and support forces has fullest. at least 4000000 people from the hinds. the lady wrote is the so down country director for the world food program who joins us now from ports to down.

thank you very much for being on al jazeera. we really do appreciate your time now . you've painted a pretty grim picture of what it is like especially and with stuff or you've just managed to get into the region. can you just give us a bit of an idea of exactly what it is like saying what your people found when they finally arrived on this? thank you very much for having me and the lead on file. your body assessment. the situation is green. i will go cost if i come across, it's going to take people actually leaving in a very desperate situation. we thought we felt medical supplies, we fell basic services and cds getting to a point. oh wow. i do see the integrates and the face recognition. busy for the 6, you know it's,

it's 10 tall. how does the job on 56 point in the 3000000 people on the revise? oh, not being able to to a whole new day. i mean, you've said that you managed to get 5 trucks into with stuff which is enough for one month is one month of supplies for 15000 people. i mean, what happens to everyone else? and especially when that food i'd run 1000 in the month to be honest with you, i would say that we owe for the general cause contributions i'm doing those. we have a limited to the systems that be can go by our biggest selling agencies, access. we are hoping that with this fellow's high or low voice over

5 goss, i is big we're planning for a set called going for a large job button. this 5 drops. and we're hoping that we will be able to have is right almost to the company. that is the way the who we choose the jeanine. okay, thank you so much. uh that is uh 80 roy for us, this it on country director for the world food program. we appreciate your time on the program to okay, well, some electrical candidates in ecuador have suspended the campaigns to the assassination of one of the presidential contenders for the end of the, of a sense here was killed off to a campaign rally in the capital on wednesday. the president has declared a state of emergency but says the election will go ahead and scheduled a 9 days miranda sanchez reports. 3

the presidential candidate for the young sent to you was gone down to acting up political rally just 10 days before general elections. maybe as i'm indicated, as soon as he got out, it took him around 30 seconds to get to the door and shooting started. come in, i think it was more than 30 shots. we tried to find where fernando was, and at that point we realized he had been taken to the hospital. he was shot several times. and in the head, the sensor was rounded by his body guards and political allies, authority say at least 9 people were injured. the president has announced 3 days of national mourning and declared a state of exception. i bought a fear to base the more main to from this moment the armed forces have been mobilized country wide to ensure the safety of citizens, peace, and the free and democratic elections of august. the 20 police detained one of the

suspects in the attack. he died apparently as a result of his injuries. the attorney general says another 6 people have been arrested. a drug trafficking, gang, known as those nobles has claimed responsibility. we have the senses. party members say he had received death threats. yeah. that'd be, i'm in the southern who knows where he received death threats many times. not just once. he said, i'm most afraid. i'm not afraid of members of the movement told him he needed to r a flak jacket, but he said nothing will happen. the, the 59 year old lead the build. it was a lot of movement, a former journalist, he exposed political corruption of the highest level, including former precedent to find korea who was convicted and his in hiding opinion polls suggested the since you would have made it to the runoff election. but i think it probably won't come out. everything seems to indicate it was a plot. it appears to have been planned,

and today we're picking the consequences. weird is the security in this country. if a man who has fought for more than 20 years was the best candidate to win, is this the way you listen is a one in ecuador, because it up for him? i think i love it. it's eunice. it whether it is experiencing some of its worst violence in recent history, cost by organized crime and drug trafficking. it spilled over into the electoral process 3 weeks ago, a congressional and the mayoral candidate were also killed. welcome painting. despite the security, the national electoral council says the vote will go ahead as planned on august the 20th monday and ascentis, i just see to look at bri, i la calderon is a research associate at the cato institute. she joins us now from ecuador. thank you very much for being on this news. our now as we heard the run that story, that the ever since here was an outspoken critic of corruption and politics. do you think that is why he was targeted and who exactly did he pose

a threat to thank you very much for this invitation. i will be very set and c o is a very well known whistleblower here in our country over the past i would say 15 years or so, particularly during the career ministrations and he was the main journalist, but i got together in the case that i ended up condemning, in a sense you provided for that. but other than that, he's as of late, he's been denouncing links between certain politicians and the organized crime mafia is present in the country. and so he had received us. your reporting already said he had received several threats, and so he was a, i believe, a target, particularly for these organized crime mafias. does this just go to prove that? does that organized crime groups a, running the country? well, there's a lot of videos from,

from bystanders. on wednesday and what you can see is that there was a very, since the security apparatus around him like there was no uh, armor car for his transport. there was no a 3rd body guard or personnel from the police on the other, on the left side of the car and into the there's a lot of suspicions about the role of that. the security, the official security force has played in this because it, there seems to be very suspicious negligence on their part. and this is not the 1st case where there are suspicions of cooperation or collaboration from the, from inside the police. and this is part of the problems in the countries with weak institutions going up against these very powerful international organized crime organizations. here's what were you surprised when you hear that the election was still going to go ahead and,

and how confident are you that it is going to be free and fair? i'm not sure i was, i mean i'm not surprised because there are in our laws in our electronic loss. there are specific reasons to cancel or to postpone elections and this is not one of them. and so it would be outside of our, of our current existing constitution in laws to interrupt the electro process, whether it would be a free election. well, uh, i mean i, i don't think there's been an intervention with the, with the process more, or i'm more than intimidating journalist. i think this has to do not so much with the election, but we've uh, the activity that journalists do in our country, journalists are the ones who put together cases and they bring these controversial corruption cases. and also cases that have to do with the, with the,

the international organized crime. and so i think they were trying to send a message to other journalists around it to be inclined to do some more than intervene with the results of the elections. because biotic sensor was not one of the main contenders. in the most recent polls, there were at least 3 or 4 other candidates that were above him in his numbers. so i think this has to do with just sort of chilling the process. okay, thank you. so much for your time and you inside that is gabrielle, a counselor on the research associates at the cato institute. thank you. thank you . was fund was receipt and bundle dish. the extent of the damage is emerging. widespread flooding and land slides killed thousands of people and this lift tens of thousands homeless, including and coaxes bizarre wherever. a hang of refugees live tended challenges and travel to one of the was tit areas. wrong commodity in se, bundle dish. and filed this report. after days of heavy rain land slides

along with titles, sides that is battered the whole region of solve this bangladesh new started to emerge of the extent of damage as well. they're slowly started to received in the area. so i did the big them and our family barely managed to get away when the flesh loud hit their home. like many others, she and her husband are now trying to rebuild their home. the water was almost nick . hi, we didn't have the time to solve which most of the goods, whatever items were they got damaged, may not big. i'm a widow with 2 children, scraped the land slide. during heavy rain, a tree fell on my home, damaging and competing. somehow we managed to get away and eventually got rescued and took shelter here. many are still in desperate need of food drinking water and knowledge and medical assistance. this is one of the many cells are set up by the government for burner. both people in the south is certain hill tracts, region of bangladesh,

thousands of homes and livelihoods were destroyed in the regions. and in cox's bizarre, were nearly a 1000000 running a refugee is a shelter was not spared by the bad weather. at least 4 people died there. okay, i just said they're trying to reach all places. there are members of the bangladesh, police and border guards, and we are all working together to help in this crisis. the communication was disrupted in some places. many places were also left without any electricity, mobile networks or running water. members of the armed forces or no existing local up part, it is as part of the post lot scenario medical teams working in different zones to help prevent the spread of water born diseases. we are also distributing hot meals to different areas. for many, it could take months and even years to recover from the loss. while the med off is here, predicts improve weather condition in the coming days. many here are spending their

days in fair off more range from each other. y'all gives you the wrong idea. solve this bangladesh. pl. still ahead on al jazeera sweden move a step closer to winning the women's world. come for the 1st time san around stop the action from the quarter finals, the

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expression for black youths the struggles and triumphs. well, today the music genre is widely regarded as an ad phone from this transcendent borders and cultures. kristen salumi went to the bronx, the place where the dates were 1st spun. 50 years ago. bronx new york? 1973, the birthplace of hip hop. a young man named 5 campbells better known as d. j. cool. hurd. got the movement started and people dancing at his back to school park mclean, drake, and instrumental snippets of signs and a continuous lu onto a turnkey. it was right here on cedric avenue in the bronx and this ordinary looking apartment building where a party full of teenagers to help launch a new music style. now known the world over as hip hop, kirk and later other prominent days gave others a window into life in the bronx. we created something from nothing living in the

bronx. it was like very well, all the buildings were banned and we were trying to get away from everyday things that was happening like a single parent homes are gang activity drugs. we had to do something just to just to take our minds off of everything that's going on and stuff like theater or livingston, aka grand wizard. theodore developed the technique known as scratching, using funk, soul, jazz and rock plastics. they created an entirely new sound where since become a multi $1000000000.00 industry, they use it for social justice, they use it for political movements. they use it for profits become entrepreneurs when the fashion designers or, you know, production music produces, or even today hip hop is in film,

television advertising. the universal hip hop museum currently under construction, seeks to preserve the movements routes, residents around the globe. that's the voice of the voiceless. no matter where you from. new york has been hosting live events all month to mark the 50th anniversary of hip hop. many of the movements biggest stars are coming back to perform, culminating with a star studded lineup in the neighborhood where it all began. kristen salumi, i'll just say era, the bronx it's time to spoil it now. and the lights from the women's world comp, his son. thank you very much. tom. well, sweet in spain will meet in the semi finals of the tom into span go through the call to final i guess. and evidence of the tank. think some late drama. the ones behind in the last 10 minutes office saying what, what did the penalty for handle?

5, so on i forward my own a cell and take converted from the spot or the netherlands for extra time. tiffany, spend the drive with an injury time equalizer. but still a time for another twist and it was provided by spain's selma are way low. because the winner and the 100 and 11th minute it to seal a to one. when i'm actually like those extra time you went to in the heart, you more than head in those final moments we doing all the hearts to make it happen and we did where we did. and now where you know the semi finals sweden sauce, it's a ton in the quote of final arsenals. amanda, it is to go to sweden's open uh and assess huh. and when finished stuff until the made it to now from the penalties faucet, just awesome. all right, it looks all over the depend kept fighting because you'll keep mr. chance from the

penalties. thoughts. it did matters to pull one, go back a few 100 to hey i see, but it seems to be for installation. so you didn't hanging on it for 2114 minutes from, from all of us on the say, really proud of the girls how we performed, especially the 1st 4 to 5 minutes for playing. it goes to be one of the best things in the world to manage to get that 4 minutes. i was just proud picking up my players in front of me in that we managed to get the wind amazing and full co host australia. the nation will once again come to a standstill on saturday as a look to reach the semi finals saw strike us um, cuz expect it to start the game with fonts and brisbin the off the sitting out most of the tournament sofa with a coffee entry. i'll surely be the front and a warm up game a few weeks ago bought the players. say this match will be very different. for sure, they're going to be confident, smarter their friends, of course, are going to come out and show you, show that they are confident and that,

but that doesn't bother us at all. we know we've paid them recently, but like i said, doesn't really matter. but you know what they're going to be, it's how it's going to be a tough game. you know it's, it's anyone's game tomorrow. but really when it comes in, it's a knock out football in the woke up. i think it comes down to who wants it. the mars fonts raise the quote of finals with the confident phone when over morocco, the coach knows that his team will have to overcome both australia says, and the majority of the 50000 home fans and the stadium. we all know totally play against one team. we operating against one nation, but it's also why we all very motivated, jeep palsy again, because we love it. this is all i level football and we pretty failed to play this kind of game. then the frame, the game, some way, always 100 people. all that game reimbursement kicks off at 7 g, m t, the last of the quote to find those photos that tend to to jim

t. as england face colombia and sydney, the european champions have reached the last 8 despite some below pop performances against higher denmark. and nigeria and the last round, or they had that to come to a penalty shoots out. england says, and no they have to step up their game. think you've seen glimpses of what we're capable of and we as a team, know the standard that we want to get to and we know that we can give more. it's not to say again, the efforts have been a 110 percent the and we've driven out and we've, we've grinded out those results. columbia have been one of the surprise teams at this woke up finishing top of that group. they knocked out jamaica in the last 16 and had been boosted by a big columbia in support. and australia was develop a looking for him in the for us, the crowd has been really special refill at home. here in australia, the motivation from the crowd has been amazing when they're going to be our trough

to that really showed up and we are so happy with all the support we've received here. look that up with them away from the women's world cup, england captain, how you can, is repulsively having a medical with them. and chapters by munich of the club agreed to $109000000.00 deal with this current. his current team pulsing them 30 year old strike is set to sign a full year deal with buying. haven't been at suppose since the he was a youth class, kansas school told them setting goals and making him the clubs all time leading scorer, but he's never won a trophy. i told him it was a $140000000.00 deal to buy. it brightens the ecuadorian. matilda moses said though could be off the most decided that club had agreed a fee. however it's now being reported that the 21 year old withdraw the doing. chelsea apparently gets on the way late on friday with champions matches the city beginning their title defense to us and unity promoted burly to have enjoyed the

most successful season as in which they won the trouble and might adjust the isn't expecting his team to hit the heights of their last campaign. no, i don't think so. would it be possible to do what day of the season? so the 20 lifetime. so i said to a players, forget about it. that's how we climb the highest mountain last season, whether we have done but the last 2 days we, we came down to the mountain and we start from the, you know, from day when everyone with the segmentation, the tennis world, number one color. so i've kind of switch his winning streak to 14 matches, but as of late this victory was, hasn't been expected against who, but the hard cuts. well, the tor onto mazda is he got off to shake his thoughts, i guess he's published opponent losing the fuss at $63.00. the 2nd set went to a tie break, which i've got us the one to level the much the 20 year old look to be heading for victory. meeting 52 in the decider. but horse had eventually managed to full the

match to the siding tie, break. c on spaniards who failed to win the match and as boss to the full to find women as well. number one, eager swine tick is a step closer to her 1st title, the season, the pony slurries into the sail. try and take advancing by the reset of this is brent open fine and before we go, some great pictures from the cycling the world championships in gloss go this is depends. you feel g dazzling science is scotland 21 year old. going onto in the mens. it'd be a mex freestyle flat land, a gold medal. this is fast of a world championship title, the and that's what we're supposed to hand you back to to them. thank you so much, son of. well, that's a, it's for me for this is out,

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