[000:00:00;00] the of the hello i'm 0 venue, it's great to have you with us. this is the news, our life from the home coming up in the next 60 minutes scenes of devastation as people in hawaii assess the damage of to the worst wildfires in a century. echo is armed forces rate of prisons to find those responsible for the

assassination of a presidential candidate. nearly 3 weeks on these years, qu leaders remain defiant in the face of potential military action. i'm come on high that are not in progress. gone home to the largest number of last year. outside the fall of ages are the experts one because of climate change. the main thing is i'm much foster today and as a positive wiping of religious and livelihood in the mountainous areas. install it . it's a losing stop for how recurrent is he makes his w for bar unix, england captain comes on as assumptive, chasing the german safe account for the $126000000.00 society comp stuff. if you see some guy you go 3 do. so i'll be like the is just tough. 10 g m t midnight on the island of molly in hawaii where the worst wildfires in more than a century,

of course widespread destruction. here's what we know so far. at least 93 people have died. that figure likely to rise as rescuers continue their search. a 1000 people have been reported missing. and many on the us island have lost their homes and some are no asking if enough was done to warn them about the fires. job or trying to see begins are coverage for molly to saturday was the 1st time come down . the dogs were used to search through the ashes and rubble of lineup in search of human remains. buildings were marked with a bright orange x when they were searched with the letters h o. when human remains were found, the police chief said it was a slow process. just so you know, 3 percent. that's what the search. orthodontics 3 percent got. 12 more dogs, all the way to that, we just made that i made that request seem to make that happen are on their way. but think about how hot and how fast so we're bringing in more once again,

officials deflected questions on whether more could have been done to prepare for such a ferocious for where the warning should have been issued before the flames engulfed the town. there's a lot of damage annually expense on this tragedy right now. but it's not clear. the reports have been issued since 2014 specifically about behind is increasing vulnerability to weld 5. know that the, the far east, unless it in 2020, about the possibility of the women's associated with a hard cut and located hundreds of kilometers away from hawaii, acting as a catalyst for fire, for a 2nd day plans to the residence of love hina, back in to assess the damage for themselves was subject to changes and confusion. these are our belongings. this is what we were able to grab behind the residents. skip scald. so the extra restrictions were imposed of to some of those who made it back on friday at em to devastated areas for the followers. he's at colton. golf,

desperate to see what was left there, a lot of residents that just wanted to see if their house was still standing and just to assess, you know what they're going to do next. i mean, a lot of us are trying to make tough decisions and whether or not your, your house is still standing or not is, is a big factor in that. but it's these areas of, of, of food to contain yet more dead and still over a 1000 residents remain missing. she ever time. see, i will do 0 my way. let's try to understand a little bit more about all of this. david bowman is a professor of pyro geography at the university of pennsylvania. david, you're joining us from bruni island in australia. we appreciate you being on the show. this is your area of specialty figuring out how geography and fires interact . why was this so bad? well, it was bad because of a whole constellation of factors uh, extreme weather,

drought and managed grass fuels and inappropriate. uh, uh, sort of urban design i suppose. uh and the reliance on mass of actuation and those things escalated so quickly. um, it's terrifying scenario when you have people literally diving into the ocean to side logs. that's. that's, that's not, that's not acceptable. that's, that's not a deputy. so you said a constellation of reasons, and i think that's really interesting because we look at this and we tend to point to one thing or it's because of the wins, or it's because of urban planning or whatever it may be. but you're saying actually for something to get this bad, there needs to be multiple factors that come into play. that's correct. and one of the, the things of famous or the, or is what's called the cross bias cycle that hawaii is the icon of that. where you introduce graphs as problem, tropical regions,

very robust processes and i have no headboards, 90 potable is the 8 them. so you have this extraordinary biomass of grass fuels and then you get a drought. and basically you've got effectively, it's like cetera, writing a landscaping, petrol, and all you need is a spock at a strong wind and you cannot out run this for 10. that's why with suspecting that so many people little and died because i didn't have a chance. and look, this has this squares with 11 of the residents was telling our reporter in law we the, the one thing they really didn't expect was the winds and how strong they would be . and they woke up that morning with extremely strong winds. talk to us about just the difference that makes when you have a when you have flames the clothes in around a town, and then the wind factor. yeah,

so if you want to really fraud yourself as a pos, scientists do think about when driven pause. and the reason is because the fire is able to propagate that the land skype sometimes up to a 100 kilometers the economy for now run them in a motor vehicle. and so the, the whole landscape is effectively becoming not a river or a fall out, but a say of for a raging sea of bio. um and you can say that in some of the footage at, on the storage that people drive positively crazy enough to be taking those 5 dies because because those pods were moving very, very fast. so what lessons do they need to learn? hopefully that community will be able to rebuild the town of the hyundai. what do they need to do so that they are less vulnerable when similar circumstances come up,

especially the wind to another 5? well actually it's not vi a have to learn. it's pretty well everybody honestly believes ne, inflammable vegetation has one, and that's integration. managing fuels of landscape level using far, believe it or not, on the motor conditions, to reduce fuels using animals, machines to reduce fuels, building 5 side structures. and i think critically now they've got to be because of the extreme search vida, and yet we're going to be needing so far shelters just in the same way that we have a select line shelters. we're going to be needing times to have 5 shelters. because in some situations you simply because it's got the far they've been in and bought a vehicle in utah and have as we've seen in this particular disaster. you don't

have any warning. it's happened too fast. so a whole complex of a changes, a huge cult besides new j can only impacts a title mind in the way we're thinking about far, far as pause grossbach as while far as why mobile lands guides and fundamentally climate change. and they've david bowman, professor of pyro geography at the university of tasmania in australia. we really appreciate your expertise today. thank you. as well. there's plenty more head on this news hour, including donald trump joining other republican candidates of the iowa state fair is next year's presidential campaign kicks into gear and find out why poland is military chief, is accusing his neighbor of destabilizing actions and sorts. real madrid, new signing shows, fans why the clubs spend a $146000000.00 on him. we'll have that story coming up later to sell

the, the west african regional block eco us as imposed sanctions on the share in response to its village recruit. now unless suggests that that could cost nigeria $1300000000.00 in losses annually. the cool, which is now in its 3rd week, threatens to strain relations between the neighboring nations or um address is in the nigerian town of can see in a near the border with new share ahmed, you've been looking at the situation between these 2 countries. it is one thing for the president of nigeria to have pushed as he did earlier in this crisis for military intervention. it's quite another or for the local populations to back such an intervention. and that's why they all plug this into any military intervention. and of course, the functions in pose by

a course of biting and that's why these measures have been a bit of post war being opposed by people. ready in the front line states, 6 states in virginia, especially in the north west of the country, that board, that necessarily public. so the cost of mounting on them, for example, these trucks academy goods. they have been here. some of them have been here 2 days after the cool and since then after the course imposed sanctions. i'm book kate of news yet. it populates that prints the drivers tellers that they have been new apart from mounting cost in terms of money i want losses. they also incur the losses in terms of maintaining these costs be to keep them in shape in to use the board as reopened today. some of these nickels actually are trying to deliver critical items like medicines and other supplies to initiate a public. and on the other side of the border, there are dozens or even hundreds of products lined up. but the top from coming

from to not get inside onto the side of the board simply because of these functions by imposed by echoes. on the outskirts of the northern city of gifted some 45 kilometers from the boat and to share trucks loaded with good weight to cross the border. 2 weeks after the cool and with no sign of a diploma to grateful, the drivers to a military escalation is likely the end of it so that they will call you the most difficult thing is uncertainty or on everything. we don't know when these and vision will happen when he be heavy or grand operation. we hope they won't get to that. may not get a statement of traction with cost permanent damage to relations between nigeria and the share. the then the people in listed is the, i want it, they are what they are, what they're, what they don't want. they don't want us to go into with the new general public

on the new just side of the board here to trucks trying to reach nigeria. i've located these trucks have been in limbo since they cannot make community of west africa states. or the old board is with this year to close for those transporting for the ship of goods, especially fresh produce. it's a total loss. now the drive was main concern is they don't know if i'm, when they would be able to leave here. echo sanctions have effectively cut our supplies on both sides, forcing families to struggle. one on the months i see this is the most and 2nd period for everyone. no one knows what to do anymore. as life is almost unbearable, prices of food items have doubled or even tripled in some cases that i did that then. so just so many people in new jersey, nigeria that kind of chat of the west africa regional book as leading the charge to declare war on the country opposition committed to innovation,

image is more fierce here in the north. but anyway, i'll say nigeria analysts say a will between the 2 neighbors made damage, not only trade, but also for media relations. ties that bind the 2 countries for centuries. how many degrees i would use either, mike, i might give you a look of med eco, was said that they would prefer a diplomatic solution to this crisis, but the cool leaders have rejected all attempts at diplomacy so far. are there at present lines of communication? still open with the cool leaders thought i'd read off who was out there. yes. today on, on such a day when a group of muslim leaders from nigeria went into the republic of new jersey and was able to meet the prime minister and leaders of the course in the. and they're just

cost about the situation where one source close to the delegation to those that they tried to inform the coordinator staff about the feelings of people on this side of the board us. and what that defy is could mean what they all agreed. somehow, according to one sol as close to the delegation, that's the military who does in the general public have agreed that they are willing to meet the community of west african states. as long as echo is, is willing to talk to them, which, for example, at the moment seems to be the brightest chance of opening diplomatic titles between the 2 sides. i mean, because i'm the community just in the general public, previous mission is to go. i've talked to these many tea coordinators in is your own sales including which is the cost listed for my presidents in nigeria. the african union course itself, the united nations and even the united states. when they tried to get to the

military leaders, there was sort of turned back. but these, up for this, this last meeting was today, provided i re on hold for both sides to end display these, this crisis. diplomatic can manage risk live there from can seen a in northern nigeria. thank you very much for your reporting on that. and she lives in libya, have agreed to share responsibility for hundreds of migrants sheltering on the border. many of them face difficult conditions in the desert region after being expelled from tunisia. in morocco, the navy says it is rescued a $134.00 senegalese migrants from a boat drifting off its coast. while i'm a link train to is in libya as capital tripoli where at least a 130, my friends have been moved to a detention center where they tell us what's happening to them, where they're going to go and how they're being treated. the, well, we're standing outside the illegal anti illegal immigration agency. here in

3 can. second the capital tripoli. the migrants were moved here from the border. initially they were taken from those border sites in the north and the next 2 bottles there, the northern crossing. i went to each other, taking to i lost that to the south. and on friday and saturday, they were brought here in the capital. so they've been putting these detention centers. lived in officials say that they are being are, are going to be preparing their re fax relation to their countries of origin look detention centers, human rights organizations to us. agencies have often criticized the libyan officials as to the us as to the b. b stands or is that easy? tension sensors are in, but i can tell you, visiting these migrants in the border just in the, in this, in this for the hot sun without water and food. i mean, i,

i can, i haven't talked to them personally. i haven't been able to visit them, get the help to, but i can't imagine that they're disappointed that they finally are receiving some sort of shelter, some shade, some water and food and medical assistance. so yes, there are people, uh, organizations like for the size, sees attention sensors. but from, from what i believe, i mean it's much better than the conditions on the desert. oh and look really, it's a really interesting point that you raise and i think back to your reporting over the last few weeks where you were in the desert with them. and some of them died in the desert because they had no food, no water, no shelter, basically no help, very little medical assistance as well. so your point is well taken, but to be clear, these are people who are spend weeks, perhaps with some of the months coming from their country, their home countries trying to cross over into northern africa and then hopefully hoping to try to make it into europe. they're going to be sent back home now. is

that correct? yeah, i mean that's what lived in official say to us. they say that they're preparing to . we take them back to the countries of origin. like you said, i mean these people have taken long and perilous journeys in search for a better life. you know, they crossed into a 2 needs yet trying to reach europe through the mediterranean sea and search for a better life for themselves and for their families. unfortunately, you know, the situation and to, and it's got really $0.10 to amazing authorities, began deporting them from the city of facts and putting them in these harsh conditions on the border of north africa has long been a transit hub for migrants trying to reach your pin shores. so you know, the, the balance i think for these north african countries of libya and particularly there's, it's, according to that one more than 700000 migrant. many of them trying to reach europe

for better life. so i'm trying to balance these out is living authorities are trying to balance between, you know, use pressure to mitigate or, or decrease a number of migrants which in europe and also between human rights organizations that are saying that, you know, these people aren't being treated well so it's, it's really, it's a tough balance for the libyan officials, particularly because libya is doing with his own political prices. we have 2 governments now. so it's really, it's trying to balance that out is extremely difficult for the libyans. and i think, and to us as well, you know, they're, they're having their own difficulties as well. so, i mean, the hope is that the people here better is a 130 migrants that have been brought here. are, are, are having other, you know, are, are living in decent conditions until i live in officials can take them back to their country. but i think there's, there's one really important thing that i've forgotten to ask you so far, which is, are they are any of them going to be allowed? and i don't know if you have information on this going to be allowed to claim

asylum because some of them may be crossing for economic reasons. others, maybe because they're being oppressed back home in a variety of ways and would be legitimate asylum seekers under international law. do you know it's still get a chance to claim asylum? well, i've, i like it, like you. so, you know, i've, i've visited these people numerous times when they were at the border. and there are those that were registered. we decided to you and hcr systems also. i mean, i can't, i can't answer that now. no, i can answer that, but i can tell you that, you know, at least here in tripoli and this attention center. you went, organizations like the international organization for migration of you in refugee agencies will hopefully be able to visit them. and perhaps, you know, this can be a case, the case study, and maybe maybe some of these people will be able to, to look peacefully here in this country. and then they get the developing story as

you find out more, you will be keeping us surprised the developments. we really appreciate your reporting from tripoli today and livia, thank you. many or at least 6 people have died as to their boat capsized while trying to reach the u. k. from front, nearly 60 others were rescued. witnesses said the vessel was overloaded for weeks, reports from the port of dover in southeast england. journeys and after a dangerous old day, let's see. migrants leave a bridge quoted for special after being rescued off the coast of france. dozens of bikes trying to reach the u. k. got into difficulties in strong currents . is it feeling homes still set to pulling them like they were in trouble? there was the problem of sea sickness and then also the boats are quite simply overloaded. they over load them and so the boats can no longer move forward. the last bill with what we intervened was to,

for the best way to go shopping. for some, the rescue came to light a vessel capsized and 6 people were found in the water in a serious condition. one was left at the hospital and kind of like, but pronounced that soon after the other 5, it was late to confirmed, also died of a life boat and coast guard rescue teams less the pulse of diverse around 4 am local time after receiving a distress signal from off the coast of sun got that done, cook on the french coast. dozens of people were rescued by the desk. again, how i liked the dangers of crossing the short body of water between france and the u. k. french authority said later on saturday that all 6 deceased, what f gunmen as of a beverly secretary of state's in charge of the seat, arrived to meet rescue. as in kelly seemed the girl who is all the civic jim. if we move on 6 victims today it's, it's a fault of traffic criminals and send young people, women,

adults to that death through these maritime groups which are dangerous and deadly. secretary, u. k. home secretary sort of a problem and has used those dangers to condemn the traffic, is the organized migrant journeys across the channel. she says that thoughts and prayers are with those affected by south today's tragedy. but as she continues to impose tough measures against arrivals on small bites, critic site, the fault lies with the government. failing to provide site for roots, the people to seek asylum in the u. k. bull race. all these era started by a china has condemned a brief visit to the us by taiwan is vice president, william ly. badging says it will take strong steps to protect itself. warranty, wow. this was as like transited in new york on his way to power hawaii, where he is due to attend in, in, on your ration ceremony by one his claims white china,

which is bound to take the island by force if necessary in thailand. now the port type party says it's on the verge of being able to form a coalition government 3 months after the general election. but to do so, it will have to include parties allied to the military. tony chain reports from bangkok, a show of unity for a final roll, the dice status of the prototype policy, run those up in the general election and others unveiled coalition. they say gunner enough support to take power football. ha, ha ha. that we, the 6 coalition parties would like to us the people to have confidence input, time and all parties that will form the government. we ask for your support, and together we will help solve this crisis. so the country is able to move on for the best interest of all people to put together majority in the lower house. so probably have to bring miller treat bank parties into the coalition. something they promised voters they wouldn't do. and that coalition partners with one powerful

ministers, possibly even the prime ministers job. uh no, it would not be the government of the popular will because it was clear that the votes on may 14th was pertains. and that's why the people voted for the move for potty was, was the largest winning and then put high quality together. they combined for 2 thirds of all the votes that were passed, even if one of the 2 major punches does get the majority here in parliament. it will be with coalition partners who won't allow a reform agenda, who have power sharing demands done behind closed doors. from the prime minister, text and shit it was in self imposed exile for the past 17 years has delayed his much anticipated return. his political allies thought they'd be in power by now, but you dish will into appearance has thrown the pos to the premier ship into doubts. one x so has return, has a sum of king,

but you're alone. con managed to the us 3 decades ago when his mother was divorced . now he's made a surprise, it visits, and what he says is a private capacity within the full glare that the public on you will knock on god. i am delighted to return to tightened, which i have been warmly welcomed while it's been a long time away 27 years. and so it's like a dream come true to be back in. the palace remains tight lipped about his return. but the timing during this period of transition may not be a co incidence. tony chung out a 0 bank of is more than a $100000.00 south koreans have been protesting against japan's plan to release treated nuclear waste water into the pacific ocean. demonstrators say that this will destroy marine life and contaminated seafood officials, a set to release the water from the damage for crushing a nuclear plant later this month. and the you and nuclear watchdog has approve this . a south korean report says that it meets international standards. still ahead on

this our own on this house, is there a news our thailand's foot side part, the says, it's on the verge of forming a governments as coalitions faults begin with military allied policies. and argentina's governing coalition fights for survival as voters heads. the poles and primary elections. also in sports, the nbc, a honors, some of its greatest ever a european players. that story is coming up with the, the hello it's business as usual across the met. it's right and also have warm sunshine last day. class guys, we should say some warmer weather, some sunny weather, eventually pushy back into the northwest. if you over the last of pots of this week . but for the time being a small plastic has another area of low pressure,

still very close by drawing in that the west to weather and across island into northern, out of the west and parts of england through wells. and into a good part of scotland. it's got an idea of still a little i'm several that i know i still sing some live the showers, some west, whether to just pushing across southern areas of jeremy down towards the alpine regions that so thinking a little further south with denise reside with the next us, i noticed some very heavy rain for time, and so that is the side of france, where to weather coming in across the good parts of england by as we go one a through a monday, further a still plenty of routes around getting into the thirty's. that's key as the wall, so some lovely still, i'm still a possibility down towards the south across somebody's right. it allows you drive might just catch a shower or 2 down towards greece. maybe the southern end of the bulk is not a dry weather. meanwhile, across northern parts of africa, plenty of showers into central africa through the tauriel belt. but i'm not a fair bit further north as well. we'll see some what to whether that's a good part of nisha, southern areas of molly, right, the way across into the gambia in

the area across the us. millions of americans rely on conservative talk radio shows for the use of the detainment, diesel fuel issues for real people. the listening post tunes in us is talk radio volume in america. there is no room and that's not how democracy works is really just acknowledging differences that, that are already there. if anything, conservative talk radio created the republican party act one number 2 hearts especially on a jersey to for 30 years. friends carry down nuclear tests in the pacific, exposing local the search workers to high levels of radiation. 11 east investigate the ongoing for lots of nuclear tests in french polynesia, the pacific forgot to new to your victims on i was just 0. the powell

just with the watching else is 0. reminder of our headlines this our, the devastating was fires in hawaii or the worst, the us as seen in more than a century. at least 93 people have died and the death toll is expected to rise. more than 4000 police and soldiers have rated a prison in ecuador, removed a convicted drug dealer in murder into a high security jail. he is suspected of ordering the killing of a presidential hopeful leaders in these year remain defiant. almost 3 weeks after they seized power. regional military chiefs of postponed

a meeting called to decide on the next steps. argentinians will begin voting and primary elections in the next hour. the primaries will determine voters preferred candidates ahead of the october elections. it will also gauge the strength of the other political parties. theresa, but reports from window situs. so, so you have, you gotta be late calls himself, rely on and promises to transform the economy. if he becomes argentina's next precedence, the far right candidate has been compared to donald trump and he's promising to dollar rice the country and get rid of this central event. so most of the natives. yeah, i bought it. we have, we have a society full of people while the only ones who have profited all the political leads many young argentinean say they will vote for me in the primary elections. ok, the 2nd side we are tired of the economic crisis of seeing or friends leaving,

which is what many have done really has managed to shift the presidential rates towards the right. capitalizing on growing frustration with traditional politicians, the economy, the concern for the progress of calls with around a 7 percent to place the rate of every month. the prime, please provide not positive really just 2 months before the birth. i know so the most important economic, some familiar names on the ballot includes set of fuel massa, the economy minister will steering argentina throughout financial crisis. he's the only candidate for the center left governing coalition. and the scene as a close ally of the united states. is it a bonus? i'm going to be the so the send to write together for change coalition will be choosing between the mayor of when a site is what s o d is. that would be the,

the bill and the full moving to your minister. but the symbol would reach to strong candidates that are among the top contenders for the presidency. i will go to the me in the there, like there is a clear swing to the rights and the political office shows that it has to do with the time it has to do with the last decade. we are going to can't find a solution to its problems. in general engines, indians will seek the scene to the politicians if they can deliver good public policies, and this generates a complex social environments. opinion polls suggest the chances of candidates such as me making it to the presidential palace have shrunk in weeks and weeks. but he's growing support based shows that many argentines would rather vote for an outside or then for politicians who have failed over and over again. very so i'll just see that when a fight is more than 4000 police and soldiers of rate in a prison in ecuador, they moved to convict a drug dealer in murder to

a high security jail. he suspected of ordering the killing of a presidential hopeful, and other candidates or demanding stronger security measures the head of a snap election next sunday, or latin america editor lucy, a newman reports from quito. 4000 police who soldiers rated one of the doors most continuous presents in the port city of y. a key to detain a door for my cs alias, fee to the heater of the country to most powerful drugs indicates the tornadoes. it was taken to a nearby maximum security prison on the orders of president e and more or less. so i to say they suspect people's involvement and thursdays move to a presidential candidates and none of the of you, since you would recently receive death threats from him hours after the raid and from the very same prison. members of the 2 little games posted this video and social networks warning the president not hom, their leader,

for the well being of ecuador, patrick needed thousands of people who would die, straining the people of edwardo with blood because of your bad decisions. but in the capital view, since those widow accused the government of holding back information, it looks by the same response, hardly the like. the state is directly responsible for the murder of my husband. the states still has to give many answers about everything that happened. his personal gods did not do the job. you see it on a suspended, that's your experts in organized crime. say it is penetrated the highest levels of the ecuadorian state, the 7 yellow and done the need for, unless you have to ask ourselves, are the intelligent services unable to identify the spinet ration in all the institutions of power, or do they know about it? but do nothing. i really, it's the former, let's get all the president to quote snap elections the next sunday,

and it'd be to avoid an impeachment trial that says he's doing all he can. but the detention of an already imprisoned drug lord will not be enough to ease people's feelings. include orange or demanding that the government guarantee security. not just for candidates, but for voters. and in fact, with the entire look to process a process that has raised questions about the ability of any candidates to confront the seemingly uncontrollable expansion of crime and corruption. do see in human algebra to ecuador? earlier my colleague kerry johnston spoke to manuela peak from the university that san francisco to quito. she's also the wife of a presidential candidate. and she does not believe that moving the gang leader will make any difference to security. and he was moved to another prison today, but it's the present from which he came back in 2008. so we don't know how much that is actually going to change. this is trisha. the root of the matter is that

criminal gangs that have been entering politics in what she's becoming an article states in that folder. so we can move that has some one deals to the other. but the reality is that the level of corruption has secured over the last decade, the participation of various criminal gains through additional life politics. and they are allied and associated with very political parties. i understand you are campaign manager and wife for one of the candidate. so yeah, competitors, but tom bell, i mean on a human level, how concerned you about safety. we are all very scared about our safety bill. everything to just the last one. but once a week we have had colleagues assassinated. we're all wearing bullet proof jackets . some of us how much we're all using bullet proof cars. so it's a very high level of and security and chair for ourselves and our families. and what is the most scary areas is that we don't think there is

a return in the near future. we think there is a nurse position of politics in ecuador, and the international level. i would compare this with the condition of it, but there are in politics in which there are lots of regional geo politics, global geo politics at play in the local context. and it goes there and they're going to pay a price for years to come. it's a time honored tradition in the us every 4 years. presidential candidates pay a visit to the iowa state. fair politicians can drum up support, voters get some face time with the candidates. gabriel elizondo reports from the state capital de moines. they're animals and lots of them. and plenty of ways to get an adrenalin rush at lots of food and unusual food. want a rattlesnake corn dog. here you can get it. welcome to the iowa state fair and american midwest tradition,

dating back to 18. 54. the oldest and largest agricultural exposition in america, with about $1000000.00 visitors every year. it's also i was biggest annual event for presidential candidates. all those people mean one thing. wow. are yeah, potential voters. and that's why every 4 years during election season, candidates running for president descend on the fair to take part in the political soapbox. when they're given a microphone, a captive audience in 20 minutes to make their sales pitch. for candidates, it's a chance to drum up boats ahead of the all important 1st in the nation, iowa caucus is to be held in january here to iowa, state fair. it's a rare opportunity for voters to get up close and personal with the candidate. you know, i'm, i'm in the front row,

5 or 6 feet away from somebody who may very well be the next president, united states. that's an opportunity. i'm not going to pass a thousands of supporters of donald trump came out saturday to see the former president speak. his support here is still very strong. i'm for 100 percent, but some other voters still have an open mind. i don't know who i'm going to because i want to find out what everybody has to say. i don't want to go for the party i want. i wanna look for someone who has my values, not just my political party. and it's those undecided voters that candidates are trying to win over. and it starts here on this fair ground in middle america. gabriel's dondo out easy to des moines, iowa. a saudi arabia has appointed as far as them bass that are at the palestine. and i s l a. so daddy is the kingdoms current invoice to jordan. he said it was an important step in strengthening relations, palestinian officials and welcome to move as

a show of support. the thousands of his release have rally didn't tell a v for the 32nd week. they've been protesting against the government plan to limit supreme court powers. last month, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, whose right wing coalition passed the 1st bill in the package of traditional changes. the plans have led to the biggest protest soon as really history. all the oil prices in turkey are skyrocketing, they have more than doubled interest 2 months in response to the government has suspended exports for 3 months. officials hope this, this will help stabilize prices for the turkish household. staple economists say that the cost went up because of a weak local currency in a global production slumped for his defense ministers as his country's border with bell roof is in danger. he says, mittens backed by moscow, is encouraging a legal crossings to destabilize, poland. also russia's wagner mercenary groups set up

a base and bell roost just last month. and warsaw responded by deploying troops with plans to spend to send up to 10000 to the area. some of the binge of 8 is following developments near the poland, belarus for of the to build up continues along the poland brothers border. the defense minister has now visited his troops. he's telling them that his government is going to do absolutely everything possible. do not just make sure that it is frank sitting the polish ministry with us in the end equipment and forces, but also to ensure that any threats that is coming from its border with the roof is met with full force. this obviously is also coming at a point where the government is going to be going into an election. so it is not just for its threats that it's faces, but also to assure the people living alongside the border and the troops that the government is serious about security. when it goes up, there is no doubt the opponents. boda is in danger. ongoing pressure on the public

supported by migrants to cross it illegally is by the bel russian regions. there was no doubt that they called the rate with the kremlin. this is to destabilize our country, is this action will fail because of the opponents on the and strengthening the border with bad notice. in addition to the defense minister, we've heard from military come on, does as well. the thing that they're not only looking after the type of legal migrants and the threat from on groups guides as migrants, but also any incursion that might happen on this board to is going to be met with immediate force, which is not going to take days or weeks but it's going to happen immediately. stop him and drive it to other vieira, the potent better who support? the death toll from a mudslide in china is north west and shun. cheap robins has risen to 21. heavy rains destroyed roads and bridges and knocked down power lines. teams have been sent to reinforce collapsing river banks. china is experiencing unusually heavy rains this summer. in neighboring india, torrential rains have triggered lands triggered landslides across the northern

state of human shell for this damage roads, and left many tor stranded officials of avoided widespread damage to crops and infrastructure. the scientists are wanting the glacier as in the himalayas or melting. it's unprecedented rates, they say they could lose up to 75 percent of their volume by the end of a century. that could lead the flooding and a shortage of drinking water for nearly 2000000000 people who live down stream. come on high to reports from possible glacier and the pakistani region of go get delta stuff. the northern bug is done as well to some of the world's highest mountain beats. it is a drug, it get it any with little landfill eviction environmental experts. a warning of upper ginger today because of climate change, especially as young box them the conditions. so you would, you may phenomenon. these are so important and that the quantity of

a wealth of which is being produced by the magazine. good. so to create a and want that the effects such as floating good non sites which affect the temper production they have to do it them focused on is have to go about a living often by going to a neighbor that got watered by plentiful supply of fresh water from the medical english, they also provide a lifeline for everyone and bring for di, destroyed, forgotten eviction the glacier, and also act as drain meters to reflect. so like 8 to help keep the good regard of climate change. the glasses are melting as an unprecedented grade, and that means dangerous. large and border shortages for tens of millions of people across the bucket star. for many yeah. can i make changes to an existing church

today? the religion over 10 years in the direct part of a nearby glacier and its inhabitants what it may have wipe out everything, think they hit a part to get the most loved. yeah. that home the glacier was far away but has moved closer and we few, it may burst that what will we do? we don't have any other place to go to. we have already lost hundreds of trees and crops, and chunks of our land has been swept away. at night we hear a loud sounds from the glacier and it's scary with them. nobody handle it. thought the of leisure, like these and others around the word have already shrunk, and many more may be gone and dialect soon. the question is, where the countries around the world take the take seriously, and act to guard greenhouse gas emission, or look the other way. why the last remaining last year in these mountains did ship? yeah. the model, i just need a good good. but this don,

the still ahead on l 0 in sports. this former world champion folks up a heavy weight super flight. after his latest victor save the with more than 1400000 people, india as now that was most populous country. millions of young people across the country are unemployed and unable to imagine a meaningful future. the students will take any job they can find. but getting a job seems like a distance education alone isn't enough to solve the hardest other demographic challenges. authorities are struggling to persuade couples to use contraceptives. many women only all for sterilization of to having large families. on july,

begum and her husband trying to have 10 daughters and one son. none of the children have been educated beyond 5th grade. the races on the demographic dishonest. how the country fast, we've determined the lives of future generations. people are very well aware of the wealth potential of the country, but as they've seen with a huge mining profits generated in the east of dc, nothing ever filters down to the pool. the rain forest provide for the 10s of thousands of small communities who live that from a roof over their heads to please to the po, box infrastructure is minimal. schools and hospitals if any, a barely equipped electricity, none. the question perhaps oil can change things cuz it back to get a very real sense of the tech fee here just by driving this track. treatment is little community because we keep reading the stake into being taught to be on the expiration point to the hey, quite a lot of people,

the odd also. i'm running out shopping. get out at a weight of what you really want to keep all floors. leave off for us to learn the visceral connections of the land and a total lack of faith in the government meets with these communities, at least on exploration. isn't known stone to the role that supports news. we promised your role contact has joined us in the studio role. federal thank you very much. we're going to start with football out. on the same day, he completed his $110000000000.00 move to bar munich. i retired all sorts high seat . i fast defeats with his new club after starting

a 4 year deal. the england captain was named on the bench for that job and suits and hop match with mark sagan came out of the 2nd house, substitute find already 2 goals down at the time, which i want to lose about renewal by the almost 4 and a half foot bar begin this restaurant south of success and the lead part. so for the private or the core dice generally. so well that was a dream that beautiful county is the glitzy by jews belly if it stays my legal off the. he's moved around the threats the 19 year old to keep it ends up costing around $146000000.00. go. the 2nd goal of this team to deal with athletic phil balance is by this time. good. awesome. are they getting the best season on the way, get chris half price on sunday? a kind of good about paying you. sorry it was. but then that a watch together from the size of parties are as a matter what helps you or tool at home buy lorio, is that all right? the guy with the french, the seeds of the champions, without their backpacks, they bought at the bar code for us to get that squat for the guide. as i struggled to break through the defense in a golden rule, the english permit

a gloss. these are the front of the off who are off to a successful stop i was to work with is hard to don't think of the forest at the and kept the going the ip goal before, but kyle saw so that's fine. it would be pick up the goal to make it to the old before how fine, or a simple one but like to, but also help them to wait till you call. so the for this full little see the rough this from south as well. also to think smart goals to after that it's highly of the central finale or he's these that you put the head early in the guy with the with to go. so i would love the fact that as you can also run away with it, the 2nd home life on the front of the school the game of the week i did. the diary takes place lights on sunday as you having trouble little pull sites. but it's your part of the teachers chelsea at stanford bridge ahead of the match. the clubs has been battling each other of the pitch with both sides start to start equity will bit filled up boys co say that on friday. yeah. control level full have a $140000000000.00 bit accepted. like i said,

there's current top brighter in the how i have a report for the 21 year old play a ton down the child's to move to add fuel to frederick instead to go to chelsea. they're not big of a said to be preparing. i purchased reco transfer fee of a $146000000.00. today's cost of march, the 1 for chelsea and little pull off the birth experience disappointed compounds losses. as we are to see the story of the god be sol, dwayne. and even a wedding transfusion people knows if i know and you know, we cannot give the, you know, the message, that's ok we haven't done so you should, we need to when we have this kind of you stopped with this um little pool of c reloaded. if you want, it's an exciting, it's an exciting thing. so everybody was asking for changes, rightly so because we got to get it for a long time and things with the wind really well and then not that well anymore and stuff like this. and the timing for

a change is always is probably the biggest challenge in life to find that the union captain are in the file except to be banned from that are pretty well cop gave off to being sent off that such as i will, but match with the way it was it slick. currently he was initially started a yellow card for this shoulder hit on his his passions joe sent to the same day. the bar, the referees warming, the flag shows why it was like 2008 sweep at both sides of this black and white 5, i promise william house thomas was reviewed while he was off the page of the panel then advised the referee to upgrade the decision to a wedge called it would become between 1917 but the file is there a lot to to be given at least like we got a bad ticket. this assessment for the odyssey the out the well, the system is titled september billing. now there'd be a is on it. some of it's european. great. so the nice miss possible whole assignment saturday or saturday tardy pocket that in a bit sky. our power is all about the 12 new inductees, the events in springfield, massachusetts,

ols. i've heard of touching tribute to the right carby board. he thought in 2020. how bleak there was no shortage of stop. however, this is in the hall of fame ceremony. there was also a distinct european slave to the occasion. french legend, tony parker a full time in v. a champion with the san antonio spurs, one of 3 stuff from the continent inducted into the class of 2023. i feel very blessed. it was an unbelievable journey. i never thought somebody like me can experience something like that. so far the kids are watching. keep dreaming. big lake is great pell. good. solid was also inducted the span you 212 n b a championship ring. used his moments on stage to pay tribute to the late great teammate coby bryant. i wouldn't be here without you by the way, more than anything that you enjoy, easy or here today with us. mr. love you respect was the

message from jim in the end of it, see a 14 time old stuff. he's be a headed the dallas mavericks to the title in 2011 pallets only the way i didn't always like you guys. uh we uh, we competed at the highest level, but there was always an appreciation of your guys and scraping, so i think you guys homegrown legends. we also wanted dwayne wade, who novit, he mentioned 13 championship. he was famously part of miami. he big 3 along side le bron james and chris bush. wage could have had another title. i didn't not been for this month. it's fellow hall of fame. a coach greg popovich don't speak just at the top of it. just team beat mind me to the title in 2014. it was one of 5 in the title, but the notoriously grumpy 74 year old. i've tried to think of

a word that would describe what this might feel like. it feels it just feels even different that i thought it would, but for me it's unimaginable my teammate. this was a special night in massachusetts. next is clause here. have a tough back to follow to. hey lily, how does it a so the low champions bump out to the joshua is picked up. his 1st stop is waiting for 2 and a half years. the police have already delivered a new account punch in the 7th round to be robert kennedy is a london hernandez, was already a last minute replacement old, espouse joshua was upset to fort dill awards, but its almost white, but was ruled out due to an adverse party in his drug test, i, jersey start is expected to for that i full but well check did you all take? well, that's fine. and now no classes that i'm trying to compare. what would it be?

so weakness besides smashing his head in the right. that's what you spoke and i would like to sort of role that back with all your a sports news. thank you so much for who will take very short break and we're back with more world news in just a moment. the new generation of young people, a more political gauge, and the one that came before. welcome to generation, change a global series and attempts to challenge and understand the ideas the mobilize use around. so we're in south africa,

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