the carrying with them fungus bacteria and how do we can predict to that, that with increase of global temperature and the sea temperature, the number of the stuff q we always going to increase as well. what changes to our ecosystem become visible 40 to 50 years later, but it's already too late. by then, and chances of reversing it nearly impossible. the donald trump is charged with racketeering. prosecutors accused him of conspiring to overturn his 2020 election defeat in the us state of georgia, and he calls it which on the i don't know about this, and this is audra 0 life and go have also coming up calls for a road map that could lead to a c spot in the sit on on the forming public chair. take your government the head

of the you and says, an on for should be deployed to a hazy, to stop the smiling gang violence. and joshua investigates and explosion and a petrol station. and it's back us down regions that's killed at least 35 people. the former us president donald trump has been indicted for the 4th time prosecutors in georgia. i accuse him and his associates of racketeering. they say those listed in the indictment conspired to overturn the results of the 2020 election from calls that a witch hunt. it says here released a report on what he described as georgia election fraud on august the 21st. i'm here with the prosecutors and investigators who have worked diligently on the investigation of criminal attempts to interfere in the administrative ssion of george's 2020 presidential election. today,

based on information developed by that investigation, 8 bolton county grand jury returned a true bill of indictment. charging 19 individuals with violations of georgia law, arising from a criminal conspiracy to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election in this state. the indictment includes $41.00 felony counts and is $97.00 pages long. please remember that every one charged in this bill of indictment is presumed innocent. john hansen has more from atlanta. donald trump is doubling down after an unprecedented 4th indictment against the former president. trump says on monday, it is resort in bed minister. he will outline why the 2020 election in georgia was

filled with fraud. that is 3 years after he started trying to prove that. and that is what caused him to be accused of racketeering and other crimes. here in georgia, the governor of georgia disagree. he sent out a statement saying the 2020 election in georgia was not stolen. he is a republican. he said that the elections in georgia are secure in fair and it will be as long as he is governor of rudolph giuliani, whose name is a co defendant. in this case, the president's personal lawyer and the former mayor of new york also double down. he said, this is an affront to democracy. so the p r strategy seems to be by trump, and at least some of his co conspirators, they, they will argue that they didn't do anything illegal in georgia that they believe the election was stolen. they still believe it and that therefore all they were doing was trying to correct a mistake. the problem with that is we know from other testimony that

a number of lawyers in the white house on the outside the white house had told trump that he had lost the election. that there was not widespread fraud that would have made a difference in it. and therefore, what he was doing was wrong. this case will now go forward. those defendants have until friday, the 25th to appear, turn themselves over and plead guilty or not guilty. and then a very complex racketeering case goes forward with 41 chargers against 19 people that could get complicated in length. and you called is a former republican state senate majority leader from minnesota. and she explains why the latest indictments are unlikely to affect support from within his policy. there's sort of a little bit of a circus attitude towards this. i think there's a little bit of a, just, you know, people where people become entrenched and dug in. and they just have to take aside frankly, you know, the, the, the left does not help. they ratchet up

a lot of rhetoric is now it's just that, you know, trump takes it to the next level, and i always goes over the top. and so, you know, that's hard to explain is, is it, is it the majority, you know, unfortunately not, but certainly overall when kind of pushed to the wall and push to design a, you know, 57 percent of republicans are saying, yes, we will be with trump we're a long way from the election, and we're a long way from anything happening from these indictments. and i always say with, with the former president, it's like a, it's like a nail if you step on one nail. it hurts. if you lay down on a bed of nails be it doesn't hurt. and so with him the just so much this is the 4th indictment this year and it just starts to pile up. so we're even independence or moderates, or people that are not paying as close attention or won't plays the close of attention. this is a lot of noise and, and there's just a, you know, all the game and another indictment, it seems to sort of become known to that adult. so then these are official,

this has a road map should be put in place to end the conflict between the army and part of military rapids supposed forces the deputy head of sit on solving cancelled. and all that kind of guy says that a caretaker government must be formed fighting between the factions is not gonna do its 5th months files. and so people have been killed and millions of being forced from their homes. him organs, probably vitamins, you have to the vice president of the sovereignty council and his 1st address to the nation. since he was appointed to his position in may, spoke of several issues. he said that they were between the, to the needs army and the parent made it through rapid support forces will end on a negotiating table and said that the focus of the guard government is to end the current war. and that'd be postwar arrow will be focused on reconstruction and rebuilding state institutions. he also said that the there is a roadmap in place for a cease fire between the 2, where inside and that it should end with

a single unified army in the nation. and had a message to the parent many to wrap it support for us to think that they can be no 2 armies in a single country. he also called for a comprehensive dialogue by all the political civilian accurate in the country and said that they should be no exclusion. now, with regards to the ceasefire that's he mentioned in his roadmap. there are no talks currently between the 2 denise army and the parent military rapids support forces. after the signees army withdrew its delegation from the side of the city of jetta and numerous. these flyers between the to these army and the rapids support forces have been violated, and the army has accused the recess of not abiding by the declaration of humanitarian principles, which the 2 sides signed and besides the city of tent, the inmate which clearly split, stipulated that the recept should withdrawn from civilian homes and service facilities such as the what the plans on power plants. this has led to a distrust between the 2 sides. and it's not clear if those 2 sites will once again return to the negotiating table anytime soon. meanwhile,

the civilian casualties and the civilians that are impacted by the conflict, the number of those civilians continued to rise. the united nation says that more than 4000 people have been killed since the spots of the conflict and over a 1000000 have been displaced outside the country with maybe 3 and a half 1000000 displays. many people say they don't know when to swear with and but with the words of the vice president and his estates of nation interest, it seems that there are efforts on going to try to bring this complex to an end. he but morgan onto 0 cartoon. we come onto to libby as for, for, for brigade which is linked to the country's defense ministry has been released from detention on homes that was captured by rival forces and not triggered fears. fighting and tripoli. but these 20 people were wounded. the 444 brigade as an on group, and it's sent to control the southern suburbs of tripoli, as well as other areas, appointments of the debate. but it says the situation on the ground needs to be monitored, following reports of fighting,

and the capital off the funds as release for us as international pressure is growing on new shows. ministries on to, to release the post president mohammed bust, whom do i secretary of state, down to the blinking says washington remains hopeful of a diplomatic breakthrough. i think they have to take that into account, as well as the fact that their license, their actions of isolated them from the region from the world as well as the fact that there is a diplomatic pass board under the constitution that would restore a cost you sure, this is a moment to focus intensely on the diplomacy to end this crisis to restore the constitutional order. that's clearly in the best interest of everyone, including those responsible for disrupting the constitutional order. chief of the united nations is calling for the deployment of an armed multinational force to restore all law and order in haiti. antonia if it said that it says, urge the security council to act narrow to box such a force. he says,

the situation is not conducive to peacekeeping. gang violence, a spiral since the assassination of president german, amazing in 2021 christian salumi has more of the secretary general has been calling for the creation of a non un police force to help get gang violence under control and haiti since last october. in this latest report seen by l g 0, he lays out what steps are necessary to make that happen. first and foremost, he wants the support of the security council welcoming this international force, which he says must have military capabilities and the ability to take robust action . second, the un would need to provide some form of logistical support to this international police force that could come either. he says through expanding the political mission in haiti, they are now or by creating a new one. this would help with everything from or could help with everything from

providing food or medical services to the troops there. but given how serious the situation is and haiti with gags now controlling most of the capital, according to the un, i asked the secretary general spokes person, how long it will take to get this force up and running. how long it takes is up to those. to those members states who are willing to step forward who have the capacity step forward and we know a number of them have expressed a have expressed interest to participated to support. we hope those, those efforts move as quickly as possible. in the meantime, we know very well with the, the horrendous security situation is on the ground in haiti, and the horrendous humanitarian situation. as well as a result that keeps getting worse as a result of the deteriorating security situation. kenya has offered to lead this mission and send 1000 police officers to haiti. they're expected to send

a delegation of the near future to the country to work out the details of that jamaica. and the bahamas have also pledged their support. key support or from other caribbean nations for haiti. all of this is expected to be discussed by the security council before the end of the month was a possible resolution to start setting things in motion. christian salumi, algebra, the united nations. at least 35 people have been killed in an explosion of the petrol station in southern russia. children, what among the injured in the bloss in the region of dog has done some of the critically wounded. i've been flown to a hospital in moscow shop, a lot of us following developments from moscow. the local authorities are calling the blast and the mattress, the situation. according to russia's ministry of health search 5 people can some data including 3 children, and more than a 100 injured. most of the injured have been taken to hospital in the hutch prolong

others on the way to moscow. some 1st funerals that taken place in the republic right now, the explosion happens in august on campus so much could allow as a car repair shop, presumably a gas and one of the causes blew up the bloss tools to find which immediately spread onto the nearby fuel station causing a further explosion of 2 out of 8 fuel tongues. that last caused a mazda 5 that engulfed modem, 600 square meters. laser, it was puts house more than 600 people have donated the blood as saving people's lives as a priority. the investigation is underway to see about getting a suspect to despise a rush that had been arrested and charged in britain. they've been in custody since february. now they've been charged with possessing fake identity documents with a lot of police are calling improper intention. sonya diego has more from london to man and one women have been charged with possessing identity documents with the

intention of improper usage. 3, a boat carrying nationals off orland russo who is facing the technical assistance in the financial services. he's also a says on his own social media is that he has his own company which deals with the interception of communications, the other 2, according to naples, nearby that live close to them. they live in the suburbs of london. parcel and have seen yvonne, i'm a both of them working in the health care sector. now the 3 of them were apparently found to have been possessing documents from central european countries. id cards as well as passports from countries raging ranging from the u. k to from italy, spain, the check for public as well as slovakia, and all 3 of them have already a page in quotes and the trial will begin at the future dates. but this is of

course, yes. and that sign that the you k is doubling down on trying to put more focus on intelligence issues. visa v. russia. course there is phone for this in the, in the united kingdom in 2006, the former russian intelligence officer alex on the vehicle was, according to the u. k. government assassinated by someone hired by the russian government. 9 back in 2018. that was the case of this boy sitting off the scrip house in the city of souls free using a ministry break. none of agents, no big chunk of all of this coming in out of time when the u. k. has been a vocal suppose to all the crane during the russian invasion, and this will not likely help any of the tensions between the 2 countries. so when you've got yeah, go, i'll just sarah london. hundreds of people have been rescued in the mediterranean,

off the coast eventually, in recent days, nearly a $100000.00 migrants and asylum seekers have arrived at italian coast on boats this year. that's more than double than this time last year. to find out more honda i'll definitely meet is going on a fishing boat. sorry for the island of lum producer. it is just before sunset that they set off brothers nicola and kilo gentlemen, neil embarking on a nightly fishing trip. but they need to be mindful that there could be others out there at large. when we see a boat, we read you the coast guards and then pass the coordinates. if we see that is going to slow for a bunch of sync, we stay, we can just give them if they're sinking, we transport them. but we always need to get authorization. first. taking on board migrants, even in distress, is illegal. the boat sales sell so lumpy. do the, this is the same route might been steak when they set off from the shores of tunisia. so the crew needs to be on alert because in the dark,

small vessels could go unnoticed. there's a breeze. the sea is called perfect weather conditions was saying, but it's really hard to imagine that in this dark vastness, there are people crammed in boats with no navigation system trying to reach italy and not knowing if they will ever make it on board. there's always a little apprehension as the group pulls out there next. it was just a few months ago that the skeleton was found still was some clothes on. many lumpy do is uh refer to the mediterranean as the liquid graveyard. about 2000 people have lost their lives here so far this year. the 1st gach is modest. the 2nd one is better, but does a piece of wood entangled and then met in a box or the from a magazine she protects. as nicola, he recognized it from the type of wood. it's a part of the house. of course, it's difficult,

it's dangerous because there were 30 save lives and leave that bites a drip. we work at night and it's easy to collide with these, but also on let's get damaged by the ones at the bottom of the seat. the by 4 am the rather signal the boat, a few 100 meters to our right. but there's no light due to a sure it's a magazine boat, but they don't change of direction that we need to found out that it could have been this one that was adrift along the same coordinates, the talent, what the defense i had to reach them. the water was to begin, a disaster narrowly averted, full risk use happens throughout the night. as the sun rises, the summer colors emerge again to risk get ready for another day in the sunshine. unbeknownst to them, 350 people rescue that night were making their way to the port, while hundreds of others were being relocated elsewhere on the mainland. for that

then i mean, i'll just the right lump into the. still ahead and i'll just say that the us president says he's go to visit the devastated island of bali. but he does not want to get in the way of recovery efforts, disrupted frames, planes, and also mobiles are tropical storm lines affecting travel across to the the now range and unwelcome visitor to suck in no way at the moment. but i'm afraid that is what's happening. could see this late is low, which looks after season that is correctly out of season. the cold front is throwing showers and thunderstorms across the great plain of europe. but a quick look at what's happening by the time we get to the end of wednesday. we'll be drawing something where the heavy rain will be north of sweden or in finland. so back up to 21 and also or however they will have been so significant. right next

you'll notice beyond that, temperatures are in the twenty's, even the high twenty's of labor thirty's. so it's not exact because of the general feeling of really strong good part of europe despite the shelves and the thunderstorms, which are most prominent as you'll see through southern germany and having to was weston phone and, and, and to check the public. however, there is one great deal of full time. she's well above the average from the middle of spain right up to poland. it's helps us to actually, if you head down towards the black sea turkey, it may well have hit 50 degrees yesterday. we should make a new record, even if not, i incurs above average dance, damascus above average. there's a wind coming out of the black sea that which means is cooler, for example, is stumble. heavy rain that's been happening in west africa is just now cooling off show. or it could be interesting the

the, [000:00:00;00] the watching. i'll just need a reminder of a child stories. this former us president donald trump has been indicted for the

4th time. prosecutors in georgia. i accuse him and his associates of a racketeering is age inspired to overturn the results of the 2020 election. you are the secretary general antonio. that is says, an on multi national force should be sent to 80 to restore law and order. he says, the situation isn't right to try on the peacekeeping and searching the security council to act. now. 35 people have been killed in an explosion at a patch on the station in southern russia, children, but among the 18 inches and of lost in the region of douglas. the guys president joe biden says he's going to travel to hawaii as soon as he can following criticism that he hasn't visited the devastated stage. such operations continue in the island of bali for the remains of the wild. 5 victims teams have been sifting through the rubble in the time of the hyena, the state governors wanting the death toll crude and still rise. she hubbard, time she has more from molly, or the expectation is the $10.00 to $0.20. if human remains to be discovered in the

ashes of a hind over the coming days, the governor says he expects of death. so could double within the next 10 days. still, a major problem is identifying those human remains or appeals for the relatives. if there is missing to submit dna samples to help with that identification process, still to control busy, now we have more control. busy, not just about why there was more preparation for welfare as why the sirens didn't sound alive. electric is being sued for not having cut off the power and the power lines. even off to the polls that come down, we still don't have a definitive answer as to what initially ignited the 5 and above a speculation about the possibility of power lines down. power lines on dry vegetation and then on a national level, joe biden, coming under criticism for not having that seems to be more engage in. the post is often the price as would have been more engaged. if this has happened on the mainland is one of the questions we've had,

he was set to be quite dismissive over the weekend when he was at his beach trip in delaware. when he said, you simply have no comment about malley. donald trump is will becoming part of after presidential campaign were in presidential campaign season. now donald trump is showing of a presidential videos that you're saying the buttons responses with an adequate what was the irony is comparisons are being made to donald trump's reaction to heart and mary and put a rico in 2617. and he would seem to be very, very dismissive, also questions about political stage, about the $700.00 federal emergency a to each affective household. and why? the trump republicans saying that this compassed to a $118000000000.00 to ukraine, and that for whatever reason, it just proves once again, the jo button is more beholden to ukraine than to americans. she advertise the outer 0 memory. a sign is joining us and by on the north sort of lobby as a professional, big wave suffrage. what are you going to have you with us on? all just need to understand that the surfers are playing

a big role in the recovery efforts. what have you guys been doing? yeah, so. busy you know, we've been pretty much forced and also we wanted to help out our brothers sisters, families, and friends that or isolated on the west side of natalie. i mean, it was such a destructive fire. an entire town has gone. people that go back 9 generations have been displaced and the rows are. busy those state officials, county, and the federal government have made it very difficult for us locals to try to support our family and friends. and so we've been actually going by jet ski and bowed in order to get supplies. and it's gotten a little bit easier at times, but every single day it's changing and the road is getting more and more difficult to get supplies over. so far we haven't seen any county official list, state officials, federal that is all on the west side of maya, which is just north of lajna,

lajna burns on. i want to ask you about the authorities response in a moment, but when you're traveling around the island to try to be able to help people, what kind of things are you seeing? and what i'm seeing now is um there's a lot of uncertainty. a lot of people don't know when they'll be able to go back to their land. a lot of people don't have the means to connect to the internet to get cell service in order to even, you know, contact their insurance. uh, a lot of things are happening and the entire west side of the island is isolated. communications are really low. so a lot of us have been using vhf radios, u. h, a radios and just trying to communicate the best way possible. it's made more difficult with the fact that um, getting in and out of the other side and not even near the burn zone has been extremely difficult. the whole west side has been shut down and everyone understands that the burn zone. it is an active investigation to try and figure out who died,

identifying the people and the amount. it's staggering. how many people have perished and they haven't been accounted for. but there is a whole. busy busy total problem on the neighboring towns that are just north of the burn side and the people that survive this fire are people that are supporting the survivors. there's people that are staying with family members and they've been just cut off from the rest of the world. i want to ask you not about the response to the authorities that has been going criticism of the way that the authorities have been responding to various elements of this just briefly. what's your feeling about the way that it's been dealt with? i mean so far are the weights and dealt with is you know, terribly. i mean they were able to empty out the hotels of taurus and they were able to evacuate them. but no one has paid attention to any of the local residents . the people that have actually lost their houses. there are places here on the north shore of the valley that have been supported, but

a whole entire town on the west side passed behind towns if i could say so better um is been completely locked up. there hasn't been any officials that have gone down there, fema and red crosses, supposedly on the ground. and i've heard the 300 people. we don't know where they are. we would love their assistance. it's just coming down to them actually visiting the donation hubs and the place where people are gathering that. i actually need the help if this has been an entirely locally driven support to the people who lost pretty much everything and kind of just briefly, but really just in a couple of sentences, how do you feel to see so much of the place where you live destroyed like this down to see how my home town of you know, to see this place gone is, feels like a nightmare to put it simply. i mean,

it's been wiped off to the face of years. it's never going to be the same. and our hope is that local families don't leave. people will stay and wait and rebuild because this was the economic engine for tourism here on the island. thailand. luckily driven kyla and we appreciate you joining us given the fact you are in the middle of doing so much stuff and we are glad that you gave us the time. thank you very much. indeed. thank you for having us and sharing our voice because not a lot are listening. a typo in line has large central and western japan with heavy rain and a 110 kilometer an hour winds. it's not being done graded to a tropical storm, but does kind of come with government reports. it's just jumped to travel across the country. the summer months here are the time for travel. but in japan, heavy rain and strong winds brought on by ty from mine, are disrupting holiday plans across the country. and i have to be in school from

the 17th. so there was no way i could stay in my loan grove enough like got cancelled. we have to book new flights to be at least in japan. now we're taking the overnighted bus back to soccer. extracted international travelers to this is the 1st summer since japan downgraded cove and 19 to the same category as seasonal flu. encouraging many to visit, we had tickets for a festival today and really hoping to go there because that was really the thing is happening people. so we hope that trans between tokyo station and novel. yeah. city in central japan has been greatly reduced. many blue trains had also been suspended because of the storm today. around 900 flights have already been canceled this week. $90000.00 homes lost power in central and western japan. the areas hardest hit by the slow moving storm. $240000.00 people were advised to evacuate