the, the the more than 60 people trying to migrate from center go drown off the case. very good on the hello, i'm kimberly healthcare. this is l 0 life and also coming up, prosecutors in the us state of georgia proposal march start day for donald trump selection interference trial officials in hawaii identify some of the

wildfire victims as a main highway is reopened for the 1st time in days nicaragua, as governments seizes a university from the catholic church, the latest action in a long run and cracked out on political opponents. the more than 60 people have died after their migrant boat capsized off the coast of cape verda in the atlantic ocean. only 38 people survived and they've been taken to the island to sell. after being rescued by the cape verde coast guard, alex barrett has more. the struggling to walk, often more than a month, that c survive is of the license migrant boat to kept. the size of the waste african coast has now being taken to safety on the island of sel and cape fear day

then through the muslims, the survivors are better. they're being hydrated. so being looked after, here is the determinant of the 4th in terms of testing or testing for malaria and cove. it and so far we haven't had any positive discharge them. just over 100 people that believe to have been on the fishing boat when at least a synagogue east coast in early july, a large number of them announced eat relatives in the small village of fos. boys say they were trying to make the way to spring f when we did do a c a comes with a lot of pain. yes. so we know that migration issues are global issues, which are quite international corporation, a lot of discussion on global strategy, given what the world is going through right now with migratory issues, it means that we old organizations have to sit down at the table and see what we can do so that we don't lose any more lives at sea. above all, on the journey to europe from west africa is one of the world's most dangerous migrant routes. it typically ends in the community islands the spanish archipelago,

off the coast of northwest in africa. nearly 600 people died while making the crossing last year. this license, the teams, ended off cape via day. and with 15 ship breaks already recorded on the road this year. it's unlikely that it will be long before more lives are lost in the stretch of ocean. at like speed, which is here. most of the dead are believed to be from the village of fast boy in the sun, a gout area. malcolm webb is there and has more the people in the small coastal village, a fast boy angry that thousands of people who in that community have died at see the price as to zip code would and from machinery into the road and set it to life . this is the 1st of several butting road blocks along this road, leading the way down to the landing stage on the atlantic ocean when more than a month ago, a small wooden boat set sail with about

a 100 people on board with about 2 days ago when that boat was spotted by a spanish fishing vessel, a drift about 300 kilometers of the island of south part of the cape verde islands . that prompted a rescue operation by cape veggies coast guard, which is about 600 kilometers on into the atlantic ocean. from here, because cold says that they rescued about 40 survivors, they said they found several dead bodies on board the boat and thousands more of the people who thought to be on board. missing the dozens of ship rex, every as people try to traverse this route. and hundreds of desks, okay, that is seen as a gateway to the spanish canary island. spain is part of the european union. so people see this as a possible route to a better and safe a life. malcolm web al jazeera, fast boy san diego, the

to the united states where georgia's fulton county district attorney has requested a trial date of march. the 4th for former us president donald trump, an 18 village co conspirators. they are being charged with racketeering and an organized effort to overturn the results of the 2020 us presidential election. i'll do 0, john 100 reports when fulton, county district attorney funding will as indicted. former you as president donald trump and his co defendants. this week, she included a rare and powerful charge the indictments said their alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election results violated rico the racket to your influence and corrupt organizations act. this is the 11th rico indictment. we follow the same process. we look at the facts, we looked at the law and we bring charges. the indictment says the defendants

conspired and endeavored to conduct and participate in a criminal enterprises in fulton, county, georgia, and elsewhere. trump co, defendant, rudy giuliani, made a name for himself as a federal prosecutor going after. my boss is in new york city in the 1980s. now it is giuliani and faces a rico charge. the rico statute is a way of incorporating a number of defendants and a number of seemingly different crimes into the same town of an indictment so that you can prosecute the entire scheme as opposed to individual defendants or individual charges and separate indictments. giuliani calls the charge in a front to american democracy. critics call it poetic justice. a law created the target gangsters is now being used to prosecute a wide array of people who allegedly commit crimes together from teachers to politicians. and perhaps the most aggressive rico prosecutor in the nation is the one charging julie on e and trump and george, the fulton county district attorney funding willis wheeler sees used rico before and 2009 to prosecute atlanta school managers who systematically cheated to improve

student scores on standardized test. now she's taking on trump and 18 a ledge. co conspirators. these 19 people didn't have to sit down in a conference room and all decide, hey, let's over through the government. you know, they allegedly but, but anyhow, they don't have to all agree to the same conspiracy. you can have tacit agreements . and what that means is that you're moving with the conspiracy without actually having a formal agreement. the wreckage here in charge is a center piece of willis case. the 160 acts in the ledge. conspiracy take up 58 pages of a 98 page indictment. now a jury will decide whether trump conspired like a month boss to overturn the 2020 election john henry and l u 0, atlanta. now if you're trying to keep track, donald trump will be tried on 4 different sets of indictments next year during his campaign for the presidency. so here we go. as we mentioned prosecutor's new,

a state of georgia want to start their trial in march. the 4th, he and his aides are accused. a racketeering conspiracy. witness tampering and forgery. that's just one day before super tuesday. 114 stays hold their primary elections. trump is already due to stand trial on march 25th. so in new york, where he's also accused of falsified business records and connection to a ledge, hash money paid to adult film actress stormy daniels, then in may, he is also facing federal charges of legally hoarding classified documents at his mara lago state. and that's not all special council jack smith is also seeking a january 2nd start for the federal case accusing trump of trying to stop congress from certifying the results of the 2020 election. it's an awful lot. so we have frank bowman, a professor of meredith at the university of missouri law school, and a former federal state prosecutor to help us understand all of this. we spoke to him

earlier and he does expect the trial in georgia to get underway anytime soon. i the march of 20 before which, which, by the way, i think is extremely unlikely time for the georgia case to go forward with the remarkably early trial date. for a case of this complexity. remember that mr. trump discharged along with 18 co defendants. each of them is going to have to get his or her own lawyer. now there are gonna be a plentitude, a pre trial motions, discovery issues, motions to sever motions to dismiss motion to transfer venue, and so forth. and so on. a case of this complexity, if it were to go to trial. in march of 2024 would be something of a legal miracle. indeed, i think it's extraordinarily unlikely that it will go forward in march of 2024 or anything like it. largely because not in addition to the complexity of the georgia case, you do is competing of course, from mr. trump's time with 3 other cases and 3 other jurisdictions and all of the

judges and all of your sections will be talking for each other. what would be in sort of ordinary trial date for case of this complexity for kids to like this to be indicted in, in august and to go forward in march of next year. it's not inconceivable. but given all the complexity, these kinds of things tend to take a very long time. so swift is relative an illegal terms. okay, turning to that wildfire in hawaii, officials in the valley have named the 1st victims of the devastating wildfires that level the town of the high. now at least a 110 people are confirmed dead, but that number is expected to rise in the coming days. can on teams from other states arrived to help the task force search for even more victims. because more than a 1000 people are still missing. nbc correspond to j. grey has more finale. so

there's a lot of frustration about how all of this unfolding and how it continues to move forward. but as far as the private side of business and the non profits, they have jumped in with both feet and, and are working hard for many of these families. who have lost every thing. this is all they have, they lost their homes, they lost everything they had, they've lost everything they know and the fires dealing all of that and, and simply leaving behind so much on certain the and of course that over whelming pain from loss. what i can also tell you is the main road way in to look. i know the area that was hardest hit. it's been opened up at this point though, the town itself or the story town, that ravaged by these planes is still for the most part, locked down, but at least people can get in and get a better idea though there's very little salvage at this point. recovery teams pouring in from around not only the states,

but the world to try and help them with a den of finding uh, what are mostly unfortunately, remains at this point. uh, already more than a 100 and then a 5. and we still know that nearly a 1000 or so or missing what we've been told by the governor here. and why is that this is going to be a very difficult and very slow process. he's urging that the people here remain calm and patient to allow this to play out. is they've only been through about old 30 percent or so of the burned out areas on this island. so they've still got 70 percent to, to clear here to canada is biggest city in the northwest territories, faces an emergency situation. as a large wildfire makes its way towards the city of yellow knife authorities of declared and evacuation alert, but thousands of residents in the local area has already been forced to leave their homes. the federal government has approved assistance and ordered the military to

help fire fighting efforts. canada is going through its worst ever wildfire season with more than a 1000 active fires burning across the country. well, the new car off when government has seized a prominent university from the catholic order of priest, the jesuits, the university of central america, suspended all its activities after a court order confiscated its assets and funds of the government is accusing it of being a quote center of terrorism, a charge projected by the jesuits. the daniel ortega, le government has targeted the roman catholic church and opposition figures with a series of expulsions closures and confiscations. a thousands have fled into exile, says nicaragua and security forces violently put down mass anti government protest in 2018. many were fact taken from prison, their force toward a flight to the united states and february 9th cleaning 7 presidential hopefuls

barred from running lawyers at rights activists and even journalists then in april, the vatican, close to the embassy in nicaragua. and the government proposed suspending diplomatic relations. then in may, the government ordered the nicaraguan red cross to shut down accuse me to put a tax on peace and stability during the 2018 protests. now the red cross says it helped to treat injured protesters for more on this cindy red doors. a reporter with the confidentiality, nissan altima and investigative news outlet based in exile in neighbor, in costa rica. and she joins us live from the capital san jose. so trying to put this into context for why you see or take a government cracking down on civic groups like this is going on for a while now and to what and what is the goal here? a whole, some people are saying that this is an act of revenge because the students

from this university and other universities in 2018, so to the streets, to protest against the data. and um, so as you said before, they are now pointing out that the government deal stories at the university had to do with these situations. when in reality, what happened was that the students and the citizens that were protesting against the government were using the campus at the sign of refuge when they were being attacked by police forces. and some other people are saying that this is also a means of control. and the government has confiscated already 27 private universities. and now these universities are under its control. and what they are doing already with these universities and the students is that they are basically induct induction meeting and they are controlled by these. donnelly needs the

further holdings, hardy. and so what people are saying is that this is an act of, i mean it's a control so that the students won't take to the street again. they won't be able to protest against the government in the future. give us a sense of just how vast this crack town has become. i mean, in terms of the number of people in exile, the number of people that are now behind bars, how many n g o is? how many civic groups have been shut down and have been expelled? and basically every sector of the citizenship that participated in the protest has been a victim of the repression. as you mentioned before, uh, political prisoners uh, from the media um presidents and host opposition leaders, human rights defenders, university students, basically every day everybody that were uh was protesting against the government.

the church, of course. um, and what we're seeing is that the government is sending a clear message that nobody can ever protest against them who is suffering the most as a result of this is it, is it the middle class? is it the impoverished who, who is really hurting or is it everyone in the sense of the public realm? i'm afraid everybody, including somebody needs done, loyal stand, the needs that members and even the people who work for the government. because there is also repression against them. um, and is this particular case with the university? the 27 universities that have had been taught cofton stated, we're talking about at least 50000 students from all over the country. and that is a tragedies. what um, most people are saying about how these people and this young students out who have

an opportunity to have an autonomy was in a quality education. all right, cindy roy, he door from confidence hell. and they cut out while we really appreciate you joining us here. and helping us understand the story. thank you. all right, well, let's take a short break, but still ahead on al jazeera swimming in the sand. athletes take the plunge in paris, part of a test event ahead of next year's olympic games stay with us. the the win typing line went across the middle of japan. it wasn't particularly damaging wind wise, but the amount of rain that fell out of a hot for me to did cause damage, for example, that

a washed away road land slide that caused some damage as well. the storm itself has gone away in open both and producing rain to the north of that is going to hit the eastern side of russia. however, it is left in its wake the potential for more big showers, which are part of the system. this time of the year, but i don't think they can be welcomed, then there's more seasonal, right. and still in southern china, affecting hong kong in particular, then it's current which lots of shouts and all of that where it's mainly drive a central and northern china south of that. and if you look at the diamond thailand, it looks fairly wet, which is correct. this time the we get pulses bit going through blaze use worse than you might like in an easier. generally speaking mostly dry. the mountains soon right into concentrating around or dish and but they're also in the hall westbank girl matcher per dash, and also bangladesh principal button. the pole has been the focus of the heavy as shows and they stretch up towards pakistan. and everywhere else, bashi being pretty much dry. the same is still true for pakistan. still some

potential cheryl's north, but not as big as they were the because of the war and you pray, run deep. but the devastation of the country is precious. ecosystems may take the longest to hear people and power documents, the environmental impacts of the fight to and follows ukrainian war prize investigators as they collect evidence of what they described as eco site ukraine, ground 0 on just the the

bottom back you're watching now is, is there a reminder of our top story. so this hour where the 60 people have died after their migrant folk half sized off the coast of cape fair to least $38.00 people have survived after being rescued by the cape 30 coast guard. now the group is believed to have been on its way to europe. prosecutors, the state of georgia, have for post on march, 4th, start date for the trial against former president donald trump. trump and 18 of his associates have been charged for racketeering and voter fraud for allegedly trying to overturn the 2020 us presidential election results and more canine teams from the mainland. united states arrived on the island of maui health search for more victims of last week's destructive wildfires. at least a 110 people are confirmed dead. that number is expected to rise. the shares,

military appointed prime minister is visiting chad as the ritual block known as echo us pushes for a return to cost additional order. it's been a rise and attacks us the military to power last month, including one on tuesday, the killed at least 17 soldiers from new share. i've had adriece reports from capt sienna, united news, news years border with nigeria is just coordinators. oh and a charm offensive. the military appointed prime minister visited chide in an effort to push back against mounting international pressure. gump disease. we are undergoing the transition. we have explained it our reasons for this, and we have retail rate that we will remain open to any exchanges with all involved of potties. but at the same time, insisting on the necessary independence of our country. a state visit comes as a country soldier, stuff, a heavy losses in the tanks. i'm groups i'm operating in this. i have read on

tuesday. 17. so just like killed. yeah. the border with them out of the this is the 5th attack. since the cool in the maybe 3 weeks ago, it appears i'm groups in the region are looking to expose the political on such a into image here. and it doesn't help with international partners. so spending ministry of security cooperation in response to the cool. i'm only say the front of more types like this. it's increasing by the day. although the regional book equis shows signs of continuing with diploma together to resolve the political crisis. image that it maintains that military action echo is still in process or so cool. and the police cut off people that we see, i mean, it is a good news of what is your address and surgeons for some of the reasons. the 1st one is that military leadership are busy trying to request somebody, get the power in the army, and perhaps to climb any posts in case of the bunch. and i've talked to buy it was

forces just like in molly and brook unify. so it's just cool nita's side, the deteriorating security. as a reason for over throwing president mohammed bustle, the speed of attacks and their failure to contain them. also raising questions about their ability to do something different and sustain public support for their cool. how many degrees i would just do that because they're not. nigeria. officials and gone are concerned about potential military intervention by the west. african regional blog echo was against qu, leaders in new share, the fear it could threaten security, cooperation with neighbors in their shared battle against arm groups like i saw, and al qaeda child stratford. so this report from the donna for kenneth paso boarder, a vision on the easy column along with isolated boulder. people move back and forth across an invisible line. ali widely spaced, the markers demarcate with gone became offensive. meat fitted, you live,

seems normal on the surface. the people here are afraid because on the groups like iso and i will call it a, have killed and destroyed villages, just a few kilometers away at the end of the week. so we have for that there has been fighting on the other side of the hills. people from breaking a fossil flood into our village. then went to a refugee camp. we are very afraid that the fighting may come here. and at a dialer, somebody has this villages, a border patrols pulse by from time to time. they've gone and says it's struggling to find the results has to police this area defense in the wider region could make things even worse. is the key to 5. so this is amy military intervention by the west african regional book echo us up against 2 leaders in asia would be a declaration of war on them to which could strengthen the secuity of thousands of

gall names. living along this border. you were to get a sense of just how exposed this boulder is. the house is behind me are in the keen a fast so that would go on and look forward to some praise the middle tree leadership in book in the past. so saying that they doing a good job in preventing attacks inside gone a. they say that vital security cooperation, including the sharing of military intelligence, could well be jeopardized if that glass was to launch a ministry intervention against cooley. this inside major capital hood is room free with the livestock, the cost of these borderland as they have done so. millennia real life goes calmly on, but fear finds heavy among people living at the foot of these hills. charles, drop it down to 0 on the gone, a book unit, fox of boulder, police and pockets on say a crowd of muslim men attacked a christian community in eastern punjab province. the tax took place in the suburbs

of fazel abad. they set several buildings on fire, including churches, over allegations of blasphemy. the attacks followed rumors that a christian president had desecrated the crime, the holy book of islam writes group, say, bless me, allegations have often been used to intimidate religious minorities in pockets drawn with thousands of christians in the city of cross you have protested against the violence police and the suburbs where the attacks took place have increased surprises. they've already arrested thousands of writers and continue to search for more suspects. it was just under a year to go before the paris olympics trial police have been raving the waters of the river sun ahead of a test event for the games. heavy rainfall last week, cause water quality to fall below minimum health standards. that's because more than well rather more than a $1000000000.00 is being spent to make the river clean enough for competition.

asperger's, best for force from paris. of the water was an enticing 21 degrees on a perfect summit. stay in paris and the sun declared cleaning up to swimming. but not everyone preparing for the we'll try up on championship was ready to take the plumber. busy getting in today as we see here on this page and these are really post some, some ice threats was the rate is really impressed on typically the supposed to meet you to 4500. i'm on to be sick tomorrow. uh gave it to your father a less of it. yeah, of course i'm really not drink from the author of us. but i think it's it can really affect about your race. if you try out the water. central powers have been cold enough for this 1st test event in the city had to be live pick gains in 2024.

send was close to river traffic for dr. fleets to test the water ahead of the 1st day of competition on thursday. 2 weeks ago to rental rain forced another test event to be cancelled because sewage overflows into the river raise the risk of contamination. daily testing since then. so levels dropped low enough to allow this competition to go ahead about the same i think it's quite a historical by when we're the 1st light people to serve in here and like, yeah, really long time say, but yeah, yeah, it was pretty good read. yeah, of course it sounds weird, the swimming and refer for most people. it's the real thing. sorry, darcy. but you have to be almost a finger. you're assuming it's, it's, it's almost vis please. you can, you can like see your hands going through the water. of course you don't feel if it's dirty or not this expense. nice. public swimming in the sun has been bombed for a 100 years now, new sewage networks in modern water treatments have removed

a lot of contamination. it's taken 7 years and over a 1000000000 and a half dollars to make the cents clean enough to swimming. and it's going to be want to power says olympic legacy is that when the games are over, the public will be able to take it to the outer 0 parts. the, you're watching out 0. this is a top stories this hour. more than 60 people have died after their migrant boat capsized off the coast of cape verde. only 38 people survived. after being rescued by cape verde coast guard, the migrants are believed to have been on their way to europe. most of the data believes to be from the village of fast boy and sent a gal. malcolm web as there was code says that they rescued about 40 survivors. they said they found several.