sees that makes every international story local at heart. i'm only give you the host of the take a daily news podcast powered by the login reporting of al jazeera. find us where ever you get your broadcast. the, the polls closing, watch them all as president same velo selection where an empty corruption come to that goes head to head for the former 1st lady, the bugs. so robin, you're watching um because they were like headquarters here in the also coming up counting begins and equitable was most unpredictable presidential election in years bought by ways of gang violence. tropical storm hillary banks on poland, mexico,

and heads to old, southern california, where the holdings of catastrophic slipping women make history at the football. well, top spain list to try the for the 1st time, beating england one in the welcome to the program. polls have closed in guatemala with votes as cost the ballots in the presidential bundle selection. the simplest 10 to bed. now the value appears to be the front product he's running on an empty corruption platform is competitive is a conservative candidates and the thought i'd say for the 1st lady, this is has the attempt that the presidency, corruption, poverty, and violence have been some of the main issues for voters in central america's most populous nation. unload, upload is long for us out of paulding station in guatemala city and mobile. of

course, the polls have closed. accounting begins when can we expect the results? this is where things are starting to finally get excited. here's the hill. we're in guatemala city historic center, right of only station one introduce you to some new friends of ours here at this voting booth that we've been chatting just within the last few minutes or so. they tell us that in the, throughout the course of the day, the a received about 227 voters at this particular polling station right here. you can see those voting boots right back there. one thing that we should note here throughout the course of the day, we've seen people acting pretty happy. the moods been really good. we'll walk a little bit of so you can get a sense of what the, what this body station is like, what this holy places are looking like right now. now that polls have officially close, so now is when the voting begins. now is when we start to see the electoral observers

uh, arriving to oversee and, and, and really supervise the count that's taking place right now. one thing that we have been hearing overwhelmingly, from electoral observers, throughout the course of the day, the words, the term that we keep hearing right now is low voter turnout specifically compared to the 1st round of voting. that took place in june. but at the moment, things seem to be going pretty well throughout the course of the day. we haven't heard of any reports of any anomalies or of any irregularities. again, somewhere around a 1000 electoral observers have been deployed throughout guatemala to help oversee this and help to ensure that the democratic process is respected. but again, the mood pretty jo. be all pretty good. people are hoping that it remains that way as a, as we wait, we are expecting the 1st sort of signs of a trend sometime in the next few hours or so. and it tells you that you've been there all day. uh, but well, other calls pups gauge what people are thinking of the issues that match it to them be it's inflation, climate change, the cost of living,

how high of the issues of crime and security being in this particular run of the boat. so that's a good question. so specifically because the lead up to the selection, especially as outside hers and from an international point of view, looking into guatemala, the question over the over the institution ality, the democratic constitutionality of the country. the strength of the democratic process. here in guatemala was certainly what was making headlines, but when you talk to voters and economists and political analysts here in the country, what they're talking most about is the economy. it's the lack of opportunities. it's the lack of jobs. it's a poverty rate, that's it somewhere around 60 percent. it's the issue of corruption. and another issue that's also very front and center on the minds people here is crime. we're sitting in security dang, biling, extortion from police. and when we're talking about what sort of policies and i the ology we hear from the different, uh, sorry you can,

you hear some of those are flaws, is taking place here. i do want to, i do want to highlight that we don't want to miss the fact that people here, again, very jovial over the fact that this is now the final stretch. people here very happy with the way things have turned out. and a lot of this has to do with this folder, anxiety and motor fatigue, that people have been feeling a election period and a campaign season that's been marred by controversy mark by allegations of election interference. a lot of people are just really happy that this is all but was over here. but again to the issue of a crime and security. very different strategies that we're hearing from the, from both candidates from the more conservative candidates on that i thought it is . she is proposing something very similar to the security strategy seen by all salvatore's president, the april kenley, moore, prison, mass incarceration. she was famously quoted for saying that human rights are for

the victims, not for the criminal. conversely, you here of from, of the candidate them, everybody of hello who's saying that he wants to reform the police, create a brand new police force. but again, these are issues, whether it be the economy, whether it be crime, whether it be tackling the issue of climate change, not anything that either one of these candidates is going to be able to fix overnight. what experts here say is that a long term policy for long term prosperity, it's what's needed for this country to help. thanks very much. but of course we'll continue to follow this. i'd come with you from guatemala. thank you. know that kind of thing is an oil saving that kudos presidential and parliamentary elections . the country's top electoral forward, he reported new violent incidents and described the election is peaceful and safe. besides the nations of presidential hopeful 5 and then the bill of incense, you put the country spiraling gang violence in the spotlights. the killing has to be shuffled. the little cards with none of the content is expected to get an absolute majority that may lead to run off at october. well,

meeting the polls before 11 sends use. meta was louisa gonzales, a lawyer from the leftist party of the former president rafael clear. political analysts say the come to the to has seen the biggest boost his popularity is the right wing businessman young topic, another leading candidates, the right wing form of vice president of the southern hudson. leftist indigenous lawyer. yeah, cool. pat is found to service a lot in america edison. you see a new been these live that the central counting station in the capitol quito. i'd like guatemala, lisa equitable is poles have closed, the vote code begins behind you. what, what, and when can we expect any sort of indication as to the results of the? well, 1st of all, let me tell you that right this moment the president of the electoral commission is about to give a nationwide news conference that are right behind me. so we'll see if we get any

more information to that question, but already us a significant amount of votes have been counted and let me tell you there are some surprises. yeah. and to pick them and you mentioned as the and as the businessman who seemed to be coming up in the ranks is not doing as well as expected. instead, the big surprise here and needing a lot more, i'm leaving. but with about 24.5 percent of the votes so far is done. you know, boss, his, he's 35 year old business graduate from harvard. his father was 4 times a presidential candidate if he is considered the banana byron of this country that exports billions of dollars with bananas. and he was once an assemblyman, none of it was a congressman, but has very, very little experience in politics. he's considered conservative meeting doing a little bit better than him so far is luis of own silas, the left wing candidates and everyone needs or many people the need for the wind in

the 1st round of this selection. but after the assassination of prison. busy some candid or francisco very soon, so her numbers went down significantly. the man who replaced to me and me sensual, has done fairly well for someone who was unknown, but it doesn't. it doesn't look right now as though she will make it into a runaround addiction. in october but we're about to hear now from. busy electrolysis are to split the numbers seem to be pretty consistent, luis, i will salad from the left wing of revolution, citizens revolution, party and 1st place followed by the surprise candidates. one thing in the last who is only 35 years old, and clearly it's a single that many, many of ecuador is want change. they want somebody completely new. well, it did while we wait. so uh, the chief financial officer to speak to the nation, just tell us about some of the issues that the public company concerned about as they came to cast that vote. will have been talking to you through the day. i and

the big issues are very clear, the lack of security violence and corruption wide spread and felt all over the country. then they can only situation, unemployment 7 out of every 10 of the door is or is either an employee or under employed. and there is a mass exodus and that will go into the largest in history. i understand taking place at. busy the moment as people without working in the country looking for a better situation anywhere where they go. and then there is the central question of the environment. and there was a, they were to actually referendums during this election there and interesting. and both in appears at this moment that if we go into voltage against a further explanation of oil and the yes and the national park that's in the amazon region. and also in many of the coal mining area just above the gentle where i am now. so in that sense of, so it's been an interesting election to save and b, c,

i think will leave it the allow you to listen to the electoral commission that has to say that we'll get back in with you as the count continues. thanks very much, lucy, lucy, and even though i'd like to the american editor, the millions of residents of southern california under warning of life threatening floods. the tropical storm hillary makes his way move from mexico. it made land full in the mexicans northern states of baja, california. the storm is not biling towards the southern california where full cost as a warning of flesh floating most slides, highways and even power outages. now this was the scene in the california what cause was swept away, killing at least one person, the all me to setup dozens of shelters for those whose homes have been damaged in the us. millions of people in southern california have been advised to stay at home

as trench will reign best parts of the region forecast as a warning residents of catastrophic and life threatening floods. henry is expected to being $25.00 centimeters of rain. so mary is southern old in the state of oregon and idaho. also expected to see heavy rain and possible flash flooding rentals as monitoring the situation force in palm springs in california. a drop, it has to be said, way you all in the us normally doesn't ever see with a light vase. so how would they preparing the or no, it is truly is unprecedented, at least in, in, in modern history. so how the last time a tropical storm struck southern california was more than 80 years ago and you know, the region has obviously changed a great deal since then. people are apparently, by all accounts, largely heating the warnings of authorities just stay home, stay off the streets,

stay off the highways. don't try to cross flooded areas by car or by foot. and everyone is waiting for the full force of profitable storm hillary to strike this region. as the sheriff of san diego county warrant residents earlier, the worst is yet to come. fortunately other than the one person who unfortunately was reported killed in baja, california, there been no reports of any serious injuries or deaths. los angeles firefighters rescue one person from the flooded los angeles river earlier today. uh, a roof collapsed in the korea town area of los angeles, but no serious injuries reported their public schools are going to be closed in both los angeles and san diego on monday. so some good news for the kids at least uh and hillary is barreling north,

as you put it at about 40 kilometers per hour towards those population centers and towards this area, palm springs where police have been scouring the normally dry water horses that that's a problem lived in this desert area urging any homeless people who are staying there to get out and get into shelters. shelters have been open in cities and towns across the region. and as you mentioned, forecasters are warning and expecting that extraordinary amounts of rainfall will strike this area. as the storm moves in full that, that thanks very much robert. and is that force in palm springs in california? it's still a head here on out. is there a denmark and the netherlands confirmed those by you playing with that 16 jets to help in the fight? against russian and russia's 1st move mission in almost 50 years. and in salia, those stories after the break here on the

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is the front door that's facing also getting the 1st lady. some of the thoughts that kind of thing is also in the way that google's presidential parliamentary elections security was assigned throughout the day. with a 100000 police officers and soldiers deployed billions of people in southern california and a tropical storm warning us what used to be hurricane henry lives. at least one person has been killed, but flash floods, events could not thousands of people have been ordered to evacuate west in canada. when any 401 finds a raging, another 30000 people have been told to pass to leave that homes in the province of british columbia. canada is having its wes, well fi, seasonal rack hold with at least a 1000 pounds pending across the country. things are looking better. um we are finally feeling like we're moving forward rather than were moving backwards . and that's

a great feeling for all of us to have him saying that make no mistake. there will be difficult days ahead kind of the has to play trips to tackle the fast spending while fires. prime minister justin to date says every canadian should step up to help. however, they can. canadians across the country, particularly out west, are stepping up to help their fellow citizens, their neighbors, residents who are fleeing for their lives. many cases have lost everything, and these are things where emergencies happen and canadians pull together. and it's, it's always comforting to see the federal government is continuing to stop up where they're, with canadian armed forces resources were active in coordinating with regional and local governments to make sure people are safe, make sure we're doing everything to protect lives, property besides military leader is proposing a 3,

a transition to civilian rule. the announcement by general, i do not monday county follies talks for the delegation from the west african block echo us members of the delegation also, but new tries to post presidents having positive isn't the house the rest in the me . i mean the address triples from a boucher and they bring nigeria 3 weeks off to have the cool is years military is under pressure sanctions in post by the regional block echoes of kind of inputs of food, electricity and medical supplies. and the leadership is in type it may not those who have impose these cruel sanctions and threatened to kill thousands of new jerry and are hoping to divide and impose their will on our people . they think they can force us to accept what is deeply unacceptable. because this country to our interest and to our cardinal value, they want to isolate our country at a time when our people mostly community and solidarity to better face terrorism and in security. with public 7 sellers,

still unpaid and shortages of essential goods. the military risk losing its support base for now though, it can count on these people in the capital thousands, riley, during such a day, volunteering to join the army to fight against any potential intervention by equis forces. to our moods you need, i guess that backdrop delegation from echo is how it talk to the coordinator general of drama and chinese. and then they also make president mohammed bustle of the june to accusers of treason for acting in the interest of a forwarding state. i referenced across the form of colonial power we met and we heard from him and what was done to him. he told us about the problems he's facing, that we will take to the lead has sent us here. the visit is seen as a potential breakthrough as the june to has agreed to dialogue and announced that the transition to democracy. it would be as molly gimme

a book and if possible failing to deliver on the transition promises. it's not clear how it course will respond, then feed into the need many panama to will, to act militarily, is to stop what could be seen as a contagion of cuz there's been cues in guinea, burkina, faso and molig countries. you carry the ecos monday like send the call in the ivory coast, wants to stop this, but these dates are seen as being too close to france. the former colonial power in nigeria, people are divided over some portfolio regionally, intervention. the impact of functions also failed to businesses estimate the losing hundreds of millions of dollars a month says the board is with miss, you were closed the coordinate, his primary concern is to have those sentients lifted. something that's only likely to happen if that course accepts john chinese propose timeline for transition to democratic cool. how many degrees i just need

a couple job. the . so that's what i've done. lots of pleasure. us made 5 digits to ukraine for its own going well with russia. so the announcements were made during president's lot of his months gives it to the data and the countries, the $165.00 digits will be delivered to wants conditions for the transfer of being met. the danish prime minister method fredrickson and the ukranian president of the place and look at the address of the cult 5th polanski hail the grievance of historic denmark and the netherlands as a months long push to train ukrainian pilots to fly. the u. s. made jets. the purpose of this, the nation is to defend ukraine and, and, and the country. an ad on the concrete questions when we am planning to deliver? well, the screening is going on. now. the training will soon be starting and hopefully around new year. the 1st, a group of planes will be leaving denmark going to,

to ukraine, around 6, and then hopefully next year, 8 more planes are leaving the mark for ukraine show. and i'm assuming this is one more step and strengthening ukraine's and offenses. we will use f, 16 jets to keep russian terrace away from ukrainian cities and villages mock and i have agreed on the number of f sixteens that will be provided to ukraine. after our pilots and engineers have been trained, the men on some denmark commits to transfer f, 16 aircraft to ukraine, and the ukranian air force in close cooperation with united states and all the progress wants to conditions for such a transfer has been met. for the us present, donald trump has confirmed the tales get wednesdays debates with other republican presidential contenders. trump pasted all of his social media sites that he believes though to know how successful his presidency was. he's the front product, even though he's facing at least full trials,

including federal and state charges. but trying to over to the 2020 election results. spain have beaten england to win the women's world cup for the 1st time. spain secured one mill victory to take home to trophy and sydney australia, the 5th nation to hold the title and have now become the 1st country to window. the women's and men's soccer weld cups before this tournament, spain had never progress beyond the last 16 alex told us that this report from sidney. it was the land to an incredible tournaments. offset 6, be full of matches, and $32.00 days of action. it is spain who are the new women's well champions, printing england. 1000000 the final goals. schools by the captain. olga. com. oh no . i was in a school nursing me, rossi rise. it's been for spain. this is only the foot of

a women's world cup. follows the country's rich traditions in this boat just started for a decade off of the main sea ones who european championships either side of the 20 say, woke up in south africa. it's now the spanish women's team. so i'm, frankly, they will, the best way to palm is in the european champions the maya, and this is true for the 1st time in this 12 months, suddenly found they have less possession of the bowl. i'm facing a team technically better, not just jenny hmo. so not just for massey, not just um, how about we a lot with the whole the spanish team playing that pause in this victory. the was the see there's a been dictating, stood for the spanish couple federation to fax. the code to the face of the players meetings and the last. yeah. and now they have champions of the well ring lens. no historic european and well double serena beach but it's now taken to different countries. so women's world cup final but has one on either of them. alex thomas

out is era sidney terry's hospital. the celebration from richard. all you join us here at the bar image, right? a few 100 meters from the original were about 7 halls. we supposed to watch springs historic world cup victory over england. it's many hours now since the victory would join quite alicia and elisa, who are to semi professional women's play as hair in spite. now what does this mean for, for the women's game in this country? i think it's going to be everything for us. the people used to see the women as less than man and now lose you. we have a shown that we're equal on. we can win also a will cost. do you think this will have an impact on the career of people like yourself in the future? a yes for sure. because when, when i was younger, i didn't have like a well my position of the pleasure. now, diggers, a lot of sense have to be signed for play because because their friends,

i'm very community i spoke with a to is going to change. so it, so i'm what you imagine the reaction will be when the team gets back. it's going to be amazing. we were talking about what we're going to do on tuesday with their right here in about 11 o'clock. i think it's going to be a change. we're going to celebrate with all the go. i know so we want to see little children with the families, and it's going to be honest with different recipes. we've never seen that with the women select, so it's going to be that change from past. well, the celebrations could continue long into the night here and madrid, i suppose, is waiting for the team to bring home a 1st step, a women's welcome. maurice, how does era majority versus 1st mission to the moon in almost 50 years has ended a disappointment. it's lou that 25 spacecraft lost control and crushed while trying to land rushes space agency says the cross moved and an unpredictable oil but the full colliding with the surface of the moon. it's applied to all schools and

visions and the global res to reach the south pole. while it be a space agency said is its name down space cross to a lender wednesday is federal. the tend to ryan 3 is also aiming for the south pole . that's it. for the, for me, so rob and you can find optimal on the website to the office of dot com with us next. and then inside story, we explore what's behind the renewed financing and those and modeling between the ministry of statements, the okay, so a bit of a breeze or for the monsoon range in buck this done not a lot going on. in fact, temperature slightly above average apperson providence rate through to punch our profits as well. we're talking about a degree or 2. but where the monsoon rains are starting to pick up once again northwest india is we look through him not show per dash altura khan and the

project states. that's really where the bulk of the rain will be falling across india on monday. sure, we've got showers in storms elsewhere across the country, but the worst of it will again be in the northwest of india. on monday, lot of rain around the gulf of thailand, we've seen pockets of about a 100 millimeters of rain that will continue southern cambodia. and southern vietnam, meantime, for china, most of the action really is south of the gang c river valley. but some pretty good burst of rain here, around blue han dipping down into bungee province in southern china. and then we've got this wind of the east china sea, so this is gonna amplify rainfall as we look toward north korea. same goes for that northeast size of china and still that heat and humidity for mainland japan tokyo feeling in the low fourties over the next little bit. well then, hits further reports back in this part of southeast asia. some pretty good burst of rain for the malays side and the united side of borneo island on monday.

the inspirational women together the largest number of young women and showed the entire nearing performers was the 1st to mail z to play it in jordan out to see when we send a break in the mail. taking traditional out in a new direction. we go on stage, it's motivates other girls to join citizen. so jordan and egypt pon outages here renewed fighting in northern multi between the military and um, groups few and is speeding up the withdrawal of its peacekeepers. that's a security situation to terry's kind of money. women's bathroom for stability, and how to for them play a shake, the conflict. this is inside story,

the other they're welcome to the program. i'm to talk to you and peacekeeping mission