detain, these are all violations for real people. the listening, 1st tunes in us is talk radio, divide in america, there is no room for how democracy works is really just acknowledging differences that, that are already there. if anything, conservative talk radio created, the republican party talked to of a to hawks special on that jersey to the celebration in guatemala as anti corruption candidates. bernardo error valo with the presidential one on the hello. i'm kimberly help if this is alger 0. live from the ha, also coming of ecuador is left his candidate, louisa gonzalez,

and her surprise challenger daniel nobela, are leading in the presidential election, which court had to run off a tropical storm. hillary makes land fall in mexico and has towards southern california. there are warnings of catastrophic floods and women make history at the football world. top spain list the tropi for the 1st time, leaving england one neil the will begin with breaking news from guatemala, where anti corruption center left handed at bernardo arrow. valo has won the presidential run off election. no error val around on a platform of fighting corruption in a country, dealing with both corruption and violence. are valid was on the ballot with

conservative candidates. sandra torres, well i'll just 0. then we'll wrap. hello, is it live at a police station in guatemala city and talk to us manny about this is really a surprise when for an outside or candid, is that right? the good to be with your timberly? yes. look, this is an absolutely ecstatic environment that we're in right now. we bought them all as his story, etc, with people celebrating. if you can hear that, it is just the absolute party in the bottom all cities central plaza, i think for our team, none of us were expecting the results to come in as fast as they tell them to read you these latest results because we're still at at 97.7 percent of the votes counted 58 percent of the 50.6 percent of those both going to be set or left candidate for them out of able to as you said, the political outside are despite the fact that at a little is the son of guatemala,

is 1st democratically elected president. he is. he was still seeing here in guatemala as a political outside or is it sort of dark horse who came out of relative obscurity ahead of the primary elections back in june to become the front runner in this runoff election leading in double digits. in fact, these uh, these uh, scores that we're seeing here reflect very much the polls that we're seeing in the run out in the run up to the run off election. today on sunday, we've now heard from guatemala as president how they handle gemma. they. we took the twitter to congratulate president elect read them out of the audio. of course, what we're hearing from political analysts. listen, those fireworks people are really, are really celebrating right now. but what we're hearing for political analyst that experts here is that there are challenges, legal challenges, apart from the governance challenges for the president elect. the next few days will be very telling and the get a better sense of what all that means. i want to bring in a political analyst,

if god or these who's joining us here today. i've got to take you so much for taking the time to speak to us today. this is a bit of controversial election even before the primaries. what are your initial observations? based off of what we're hearing right now. well good. i have. well, we'll see now is that that a one a one because this election was a referendum against the system. so name that's on the phone and she represents the old system. the old one of the go far is, and the from 70, you know, they, they represent this young party that was born in 2015 when the protest movement took place right here in this a central park we have in our backs. so there's hope for people that, that they want to can do things different. thank you. can't fight corruption because we, we leave this a short period right from 2015 to 2019. uh would you say, i think corruption, the 5, and that was so completely these articulated by german phase governments. so right now there's hope there also challenges for, i don't know. you mentioned the public

a particular as office will try to attack dave on this party and also probably only we'll try some legal charlie sions to these that results. although i don't think they are going to succeed in challenging the results, but they will gain some time. maybe they will try to, to, to seed some doubts about the elections if they can, that we were noticing something, something that raise eyebrows this morning was the more conservative candidates found that those who certainly um, has the backing and support from the more conservative elements of guatemalan society when asked by a local reporter here this morning, if she would respect the results of today's election, she didn't answer that question. in fact, just moments ago, a hard time paying announce that they wouldn't they be canceled their speech for this evening. how should we be reading into this? well, 1st of all, the very is very funny to say to consider a sign that i can survey because she completely changed her bully because the

position over the years she used to be think or they used to be. i left as far as i mean she, she gets photos with feeling capital with the child is, but all from the sudden she is now a conservative, but the thing is, she knew she was going to lose. i mean, she always lives in, in run up from del seems 2015. no matter who is the candidate. you are the only positive candidates. she went always lose. so she knew she's going to this. and she now is trying to save doubts about the election. she's trying to not concede and to claim that, you know, there are so many consistencies in the system or that some electro boards. they are the ones who can develop the votes that they are members of send me uh or they are members of, uh, you know, the conspiracy of whatever. uh so she would try to fly the election because she's incapable of winning in the falls and get it. there are so many challenges that the incoming president is going to chase a be, be faced with when it comes to the economy when it comes to climate change when it

comes to poverty, which stands at 60 percent right now, we're sitting crime. there are so many of these challenges that for the most part, many people, the greek cannot be fixed overnight, isn't that right? so it is right then that it was a big challenge because people has really high expectations about what they want to can do as president. but the thing is, if the government of what am i like, you know, you think about it as a car, we are cars with no tires, with no gasoline. and. 5 you know, a running, you know, driving this car is very hard. so for him to deliver results in a short term, it will be very difficult. and people who would be very impatient and you will have congress. i mean, we have to speak that later. but congress, he has a minority congress, the only $23.00 congressman over $160.00 so it will be very hard for him. they will have to be very, very creative in order to bring some tangible results in the 1st 3 or 4 months in order to gain over natalie. because it will be very hard to govern these country

with all the positions they are going to face. and, and get any concerns over the coming days. yeah, absolutely. i think we may see some action from the public receptors office. i mean, as i mentioned the earlier, what do you mean to send me a basis? uh, you know, a very dubious case about the attorney general rock. they wrote charges arguing that back in 2018 when they were conforming to party. they include its own faults, says signatures over to the members of the party, and they turned the scales in that whole scheme of organized crime. and they, they are coming out for some members of the in the end, the following days. probably if god or these. thank you so much. political analysts are in guatemala, a lot of celebrations taking place here in the city, in the, in the town square, but also to other parts of guatemala city. a lot of challenges taking place. all of that tables for now. now is the time for celebration. kimberly back to you. that's right and celebration, but tomorrow the hard work begins. all right,

thank you so much, manny. we appreciate that. on our top story, there of the news of the presidents were run off in guatemala and the wind by bernardo reva lo, thank you so much there. okay, and turning to ecuador, now where the left as presidential candidate louisa gonzales, has taken that early lead. as boats are still being counted in the presidential and parliamentary elections. the country's top electoral authority reported no violent incidents and described the election so far as peaceful and safe affordable at former m. p. daniel no boy is coming in at a surprise. second place, or latin america editor lucy. a new man reports now from quito. a good orange will be going back to the poles for a runoff election on the 15th of october, following a race that had surprising results. louisa gonzales of the left wing citizens

revolution party. this coming 1st as predicted, but by a far smaller margin than she had hoped, just 9 percentage points behind or was the surprising result and that is done in the war. he has a 35 year old businessman, the son of one of the richest men in this country, a banana magnate. and he has been a congressman in the past, but many see him as the anti politician. so they will be going back to campaigning very, very shortly. the situation is the know most of the candidates that did not make it into the 2nd round are expected to vote for this more conservative than you and noble. and that puts the, the candidate from the left when part in a very, very difficult position for the run off. so far, not all of the votes had been counted, but off the record of unofficially, the officials from the electoral commission tell us that they are in reversible and that there will be a runoff election for more on this. how they are for, hey, is a political analyst,

and he explains the kind of rotors who roasted for the surprise candidate, daniel nicola, the people, the young, volt, volt full of people who are very unhappy with the political system. nick were the same franchise. he appeals to those votes in less than an hour ago, he give a press conference when he pulled about, once again the young both he wants to appeal to young people. he's a young trip enough to say 5 years old, but also he said that he was prepared to take the jump up in the hard line candidate who wants to implement hard 40 just in relation to crime control can, will security. so he's appealing to the young both of those, like he's appealing to the people who are fairly disappointed. i'm afraid because of the way a crime has gone in, in, in the quote, especially because of the presence of guns within the cortico work for the mexican drug cartels. so he's appealing to both the young people, those who want, he talked about education for everybody. he took several chances,

opportunities for everybody apprenticeship, but also he's appealing to the people who are afraid of the coming the security dissipation by say that he will be prepared to talk to jump puppy issues related to security. that is the key of jesus, which i qx retreat to that's less than an hour ago and a press conference, a few offered a just to celebrate the many ways. he's a say completion to selection the terms of the united states. tropical storm hillary is moving north over southern california after causing flash flooding and at least one death in mexico. now the streets have already started to flood ad forecasters or warning they could become catastrophic. they're also warning of mud slides. debrief flow from firebird areas . tornadoes, strong winds, and power outages. hillary is expected to bring $25.00 centimeters of rain. some

areas further north in the us state of oregon and idaho are also expected to see heavy rain and possible flash flooding. wilds here is rob reynolds is monitoring the situation from palm springs in california. and rob, talk to us a little bit about the latest on the storm threatening southern california or well, kimberly, this is really an unprecedented event in, in really, you know, modern human memory. it's been over 80 years since a tropical storm shift california, and in the ensuing decades, of course, this region has become much more develop much more highly populated and so meteorologist and scientists say that this in normal amount of rainfall is it's probably only going to ramp up in the coming hours as you can see, night has fall in here. many people have seated the warnings of officials to stay

in doors stay off the road. so that's a good thing. but the, the bad news is that in, in the words of one, senior official in san diego county, the worst is yet to come as the rain. and in some cases, high winds ramp up in the hours of darkness there. uh, flooding. as you mentioned in many low lying areas in the desert, but also on the coasts, there's a flash flooding in the malibu suburb of los angeles. uh, well known, a whole bunch of the rich and famous uh and people are being evacuated from some towns in the mountains as well. so this is really an all hands on deck type of thing. um, the govern government is mobilizing in each of the towns and counties, the governor of california is declared a state of emergency president joe biden says that the federal government is going to help out in any way that it can, of course, is just, you know, the latest in

a series of, of climate disasters for disasters in general to strike the united states and canada. in addition to the risk molly fire unit, which is laid in part at the feet of climate change. you also have the worst fire season in kidney and history. and now this and that's not all on top of all of this. in addition to the storm is if that wasn't enough california, it got a jolt in the middle of the afternoon with a 5 point one magnitude 1st quake that was felt all over the region. fortunately, there are no reports of damage or injuries from that but uh makes you kind of wonder uh, what could happen next. kimberly, it seems like uh, california can't get a break right now. rob, thank you. good luck there. all right,

turning now to india, the here are nearly 80 people there has been killed for flash flooding. it has triggered land slides in india. is him a land state f who will per dash. it's bringing the death toll. there are 2 at least 338 says the monsoon season began in late june with more than 35 people still missing. michael apple reports the twisted mantle of crush cause the reminder of the deadly power of nature that swept the mountain. estates of him a child protection last week, india is does, off the response force, has a grim, critical job to do, searching for the bodies of those still buried by land slides. decide what in today is the 7th day of risk of operations and 17 bodies have been recovered. 3 victims are yet to be found and the search continues for them is little clothes for him on kumar who lost 2 family members. he looks on at the sites where his house used to

stand me up and you see the guy you'll, we deployed earth moving equipment, but we didn't find anyone. we went up to the river many times following the path of the flash floats. and the land slides, but we didn't find them. we found the remains of the castle that walked away, but there's no sign of my mother and my niece. so nita was a construction wicked before floods forced to form a home in early july. she and more than a 100 others now live at a government run shelter. will you gave me another to another week we've been has since july 9th, when the slots had my mother's house was the fast to go. the my sister's house, a total of 14 houses of my family and relative scope swept away. there is a danger of land sites as well as rocks that keeps pulling. that's why we were brought to the stars. he's used to provide us with food now that stopped. mandy is one of the districts of the states, way of recovery efforts are underway. this man with the bird boy 3,

that's it. in monday and about 10 percent of the area was affected when excessive rains have been didn't hills already saturated? that's close to land slides. many roads will cut off houses collapsed like the major reason is unprecedented rainfall in a short duration of time for the going of the state is reeling from nearly a $1000000000.00 worth of damage that will take months and years to repair. for now, we'll far as ease of declared him a child produced as a natural calamity effected area. and they all calls for the national government to declare a state of disaster. mike level elders era. all right, it's time for short, right? still ahead on now is xerox denmark and the netherlands confirm. they'll supply crane with an f. 16 jets to help in the fight against russia. and russia's 1st mission in almost a half a century ends in failure. stay with us. the,

there's are headlines for the americas. thank you so much for joining in. we're tracking this slug of rain moving up chile getting closer to the capital santiago looks like a very wet forecast. ahead and certainly we could see some flooding here. striked with some solid bands of rain along the pacific coast of columbia. that energy is also spilling into panama and for central america. so our usual scattering of showers and storms, but particularly for the eastern caribbean here, got a lot of wet weather in the mix. now for the us desert southwest, it is all about hillary, california. as we look toward arizona and nevada, some of these states could pick up to more than a year's worth of rain over the next little bit. there will be flooding here and

there will be much sites. now as we look at this batch of, we start to actually see a port in to oregon and also montana state. but this is good news because we do have some wildfire as burning here. so that will help to delta the flames wins turnaround, just to touch. so that means the temperature in toronto is now down to $27.00. look at the senior up to $35.00. but if you think that's hot, we've got to go to the us called states, we've set some records here. temperature is pretty close to 40 degrees. for example, in arkansas, little rock, we've got your pencil then for 39 on monday. see in a bit the, the, it's one of the biggest clubs in south america. but it's great. this arrival is just a few blocks away. a mutual dislike between funds from a class device sustained over generations. most book junior support his opponents

of news clip colors in an epic feud. a rich business put the funds will make football when i was just the are the the welcome back. you're watching out to 0 reminder of our top stores at this hour celebrations in guatemala. as congressman bernardo, i re below wins of the presidential run off the center left candidate brown on a platform of anti corruption right below was on the ballot with conservative candidates. sandra torres, boat counseling is underway and as little as presidential of parliamentary

elections security was tight throughout the day with 100000 police officers. soldiers deployed and tropical storm hillary is moving north over southern california for causing slash flooding. as at least one death in mexico street of already started to flood for casters, a warning could become catastrophic. a miss harris military leaders proposing a 3 year transition to civilian rule. now the announcement by general abdur romano johnny follows talks with a delegation from the west african block echo us members of the delegation also met is yours to post president mohammed, resume who is under house arrest? india may, i did raise reports from boucher in neighboring nigeria. 3 weeks after the cool is years military is under pressure sanctions in post by the regional block echoes. i've got to import of food,

electricity and medical supplies. and the leadership is in type. clearly it may not those who have impose these cruel sanctions and threatened to kill thousands of new jersey 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 show to joseph essential goods the military risk losing its support by use for now though, it can count on these people in the capital. thousands, riley don't send today. volunteering to join the army to fight against any potential intervention by equis forces. to our moods you need, i guess that backdrop identification from echo as hell. talk to the coordinator general of drama and china. and then they also made president mohammed bustle of

the june to accusers of treason sits, were 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 on the visit is seen as a potential breakthrough as the june to has agreed to dialogue and announced that the transition to democracy with molly gimme a book and if possible failing to deliver on the transition promises, it's not clear how it course will respond. tempe 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, want to stop this, but these dates are seen as being too close to france. the former colonial power in nigeria, people are divided over support,

whole regional intervention. the impact of functions also failed to businesses. estimate the losing hundreds of millions of dollars a month says a board is what is your what closed the coordinate his primary concern is to have those sanctions lifted. something that's only likely to happen if that course accepts john chinese propose timeline for transition to democratic rule i degrees, i just need a couple job. the the netherlands and denmark of pledge us made fighter just to frame for it's ongoing war with russia. the announcements were made during president vladimir zaleski, his visit to the nato member countries. the f. 16 fighter jets will be delivered was conditions for the transfer has been met. the purpose of this donation 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, shown, assuming this is one more step and strengthening ukraine's and offenses. we will use f, 16 jets to keep russian terrorists 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, a rushes for a submission to the moon in almost 50 years has ended in disappointment. is luna 25 space craft lost control and crashed well trying to land?

no, russia space agency says the craft moved in an unpredictable orbit before climbing with the surface of the moon. it's a load of moscow's emissions in the global race to reach the lunar south pole for amy lynn thompson is a science journalist and she says, mosque was mission to the moon, has a great significance for the country space program. this was the 1st mission in 50 years for russia. it was also the 1st mission under the flag of just russia because the last time they went to the moon, they were under the banner of the soviet union. so this was really a mission to prove themselves and say that they could, you know, handle interplanetary missions. they were originally supposed to do this mission with the european space agency. but after they invaded the ukraine and everything sort of fell apart with partnerships around the world. so this was an opportunity

to stay relevant and you know, this versioning field of everyone wanting to go to the moon. china has a lender on the far side of the moon. the united states has been to the moon countless times and are planning missions to go back. but in terms of other countries, you know, access to space is more readily available than it's ever been in history. so now all of these countries are trying to do the impossible to do the great things of, of getting to the moon. and they're realizing that it's more difficult than what they expect in spain has been in england to win the women's football world cup for the 1st time, fan secured and when no victories to take home, the trophy and sydney, australia, they are this 5th nation to hold the title and have now become the 1st country to win. both the women's and men's world caps full, renee washington,

is it for professional football or as she explains the reason behind spain, spectacular victory to pass off to spain for winning. but they're a great example of the opportunities you looked at there. you 17 team that won the european championships, they won the world cup on the u. 20 side. and the youth teams are really thriving right now. and that's what the big part of the changes that you see use team getting opportunities and know the latter. that is growing from that, that leads to having a stronger women's team. so being able to play at a high level, being to compete internationally from a young age all the way through those opportunities are the key to give players something to look forward to. the hardest part of that hasn't been a full time job. there had been a lot of women's actually, specifically, and soccer and i was, i saw this 1st hand i played professionally. that weren't able to be a full time professional athlete, which is blast to me compared to on demand side. when you look at just the resources, the opportunities,

the overall balance on and off the field. so now we're seeing more and more teams players that are providing the necessary everything from waiting rooms to stay beyond the training to, to of course i'd be solved with the world called the overall experience of being a to full time professional athlete that you now can play the sports you love, provide for your family and mother, you're in season or adults even be a full time year round soccer player. the you're watching out 0. these are the top stores of this. our celebrations in guatemala, is congressman bernardo era. raven, a raven low wins the presidents are run off the center less candidate ran on a platform of anti corruption. a raven low was on the ballot with conservative candidates. sandra torres, boat counseling is also underway in equities presidential primary elections.