right, what you have here is not just park and logical objects. you're talking about the political damage, where the spoils of war smuggled and sold 2 option houses and private collectors were selling. i mean, part of the fact is worth finance is the beheadings of muslims in the middle east. don't sell, don't buy. that's one quick solution. box trafficking on i will just see around the, the color that i'm installing here today. this is a new is our live it from my headquarters here and there. what's coming up in the next 60 minutes. can union suspends could bottom a day off to the military seized power following a dispute for the election. new jazz military lead is old or the expulsion, the french and boss of the boss, a defiant bronze consists, he will state it's

a test situation here in front of the french embassy and the residential band busted up. and this has been the situations transferred to the rest of the deadline . phone organize of the far right grease, the proud voice gets a 17 year sentence for the january 6th attack on the us capital defiant, and a building taken over for illegal housing and kind of spread kills of 74 people. the president of south africa says it's a great tragedy and support the drew for the group stages of the champions league has been made. much of specifically hold as much city get a relatively easy draw while neighbors months. united will face 6 time when is buying munich, and then you strike a hurricane. the probably ask in union has immediately suspended gabon from all activities following

wednesday's crew. after seizing power the minute 3 cancel the weekend's election results. and which president ali bung wrote was because i had the when he remains on the house arrest. the african union says it's strongly condense, the military take over. it says cabal in suspension will remain in place until a constitutional order is restored coupons of position alliance. meanwhile, says the country, it should be great sold to the creative, but it also hold on a minute tree to complete the counting of but it's cost and the election when it truly does have a pointed on the general reese or the re in grama as a transitional leader saying that he will be sworn in on monday when it gets hot, joins us now from set. a goal is capital cost. next, do we have a sense if this a suspension is going to make any kind of a difference? it hasn't. and lots of other cases that's right in the short run it, it's more of a form of action to show that there are not happy with the crew,

but in effect it's not going to we have very much any effect on what's happening in gabon. in fact, what they're saying is very much what the united nations has been saying, the united states, european union. they all condemned the crew because after all, they don't have any other option if they didn't condemn the crew that would fuel or allow other people in the region to, to, or their soldiers in the region to, to do very much the same. and that's very much of fear at the african union, but also amongst the regional bodies that this coup attempt this coup with a successful crew, as it seems. and the series of crews that we've seen in this a how might fuel, more of the screws in the region, is specifically in central africa, neighboring cameroon, where there was pulled. b, o has been present since 1982 in equitorial, ginny, where you have president obama and who's been present since 1979. so what happens in gabon has repercussion for the region as a whole. the next it is

a pretty tricky time for the opposition. i never obviously been very happy to see the back of the bunker as but solely that will say not wanting to step too far away from the idea of democracy. the best are really a lukewarm reaction from the all position we haven't even heard from these on pings where his vision was the historic opposition to figure in gone nor have we heard from about one that was a who was the main opposition candidate during the election but there is this will for the presidential elections that took place on saturday. they want the vote counting to continue. remember that vote on saturday was marred with fraud. we heard from people telling us that they were changing the ballad box from one neighborhood to the others. there is being paid to vote for all the bone go there. so much distrust in the democratic institutions don't just didn't get boned but in

other countries in the region. and the big challenge now is for the military and the military gentle leader believes that when he in grammar to rebuild that trust. and remember, she is a man from the onto rogers of all the bunk of and also from omar bunco, he's a man from the system. so he has to appear to break away from the past. he has distance himself from the bundle family, arresting him, but also resting close to associates with him, accusing them of high treason for stealing from state coffers. but he's also trying to appease the international community and also to commit to, to tell that was a business a business deals that good boeing has with multinational companies from france in china, that it will be honored under his regimes. but things are moving quite swiftly with the announcement that he will be sworn in as the president of transition on monday with the constitutional court and gathering together in order for that to to

happen. so he's trying to unite a country that's deeply divided and where there is a lot of mistrust towards its leadership. that sounds yeah. and it was hot that costs or that for us from deca and cynical thanks so much. thank. or at least 6 civilians and one policeman has been killed. one violence broke out of protest and eastern democratic republic of congo. the army says they were killed when a planned protest against the united nations peacekeepers that was broken off. right, scripts and politicians say the desktop could be more than 20 since last year. the un mission has faced public backlash as many say they have failed to protect civilians against on to fight as the malcolm webb has this update for us from the capital contrast to the demonstration was cold full by the leaders of a coalition of on great known as was the lender to become increasingly visible within the city of government since the beginning of this. yeah. not for those wide

spread reports and the full alone side. government forces. the conflict against the n 23 great into and widely reported to be back by neighboring when they come. good government denies back in the military. rolanda will say, deny is it's wrong. it's following the reported, involving in this conflict that they've moved into the city and won't come to these ministers recently. thank them for that role. and it had the power and growing strength as being visible through them holding parades and ma, she's and the one planned on wednesday was against the presence of u. n. c. seats, losing phone guy seemed that the presidential, god did not want this to go ahead. they went to the headquarters of the group where people had gathered and broke off the crowd. now isn't this incident that they were conflicting reports of what happened? as the members of parliament and rights groups say more than 20 people were killed

. the army says 6 civilians and one police officer were killed and that more people may have died late 7 hospital french press agency says it's seen a secret ministry document counseling. a people have been killed by the army sites . but since hold us over the number couldn't be waiting to hear from the on the lead government here in the capital kinshasa may give a briefing on this in the coming hours. meanwhile, we do know that more than a 100 people were arrested by the military following this incident, including slices medicine, these 3, as well as women and children. malcolm web houses era, kinshasa, democratic republicans. the president of south africa is describing the death of 74 people in a fire and an abandoned building. as a great tragedy. the 5 story building had been taken either by many homeless and

valuable people who are forced to pay rent to criminal gangs of these types of buildings that are taken over by criminals. who then larry events on, on file notable people and families who need and want accommodation in this, in that, in the city. and it speaks to the type of cities that we should have and sold off because we move forward. poor people. yes. needs to live in the city, but that needs to be older. that needs to be law and order in the in the city needed miller is in johannesburg for us with more on that fire. a saw you like this has not been seen here for years. rows of dead bodies, evidence of the the know that in gulf the building and china is book city center. people who are jumping, we had to push some of them do jumping tail luggage. there was

fire too much smoke and the fire started from the 1st floor of the sled going so the people inside the floor, the ones with the 3rd floor, 1st floor, it was difficult for him. some escaped search and recovery operation began. officially loops were missing due to janet should live day for about a year. besides, the rebuilding was a band and brought home to many illegal occupants. i'm confused, i'm good. to name them i. i really, i just want to see my dog. it's been a little issue. i just one of the biased offices in the early hours of the morning . well, many slipped giving them a little time to escape from overcrowded conditions. the building was leased by the city to a normal government organization,

which looks off the homeless people and drug addicts, the remote to fall but may need refuse to move, watching and waiting for about their loved ones, wondering where they'll sleep tonight. some hang onto the little they could grab as they ran from the building a while it took 5 sizes about 2 hours to extinguish the flames. the search and recovery operations have gone on for far longer than that. police are investigating what caused the fire and why the building was illegally occupied. i know of a crowded city officials say they are at least 700 abandoned buildings. yeah. which are being illegally sublet, taken over by informal landlords charging people for accommodation. many survivors don't know where they'll sleep next. potentially, all she could do now is look for a daughter in nearby hospitals and move somebody to mila ultra 0. janice book

still punch in your head for you. this news are including for and kind of on where the government is launching a campaign to stop migraines traveling through one of the world's most dangerous jungle items for one of spain's wild cup windows uses at the top of your pin foot for awards ceremony to speak out about the kissing scan, the foreman, nita, of the us fall right group known as the proud boys has been sentenced to 17 years in prison. his involvement in the us capital ride showed big. so was accused of being an instigator in the storming of congress. 2 years ago, he faced several charges including suspicious conspiracy and interfering with law enforcement during civil disorder. well, let's go straight to how does your custer she's in washington dc. 4th, heidi, the sentence sounds like it was meant to be a statement. yeah,

absolutely. this past year, 17 years, this is a significant punishment for these crimes. it is the 2nd longest sentence to be handed out over the january 6th riot. joseph begs accused of being the leader of the proud boys was just one of the 2 stream this group on that leg. this moffatt storm the us capital and trying to block certification of jo biden's presidential when in the last presidential election. and he was accused bases accused of organizing, a rally that directly preceded this violent storming and then leading the mob itself passed barricades and into the capitol, and then lying to investigators about it. now, the prosecution's during the trial argued for a terrorism enhancement in this sentencing thing that biggs and the rest of the power boys were trying to intimidate and terrify the public in order to portion

their political view upon it. no different. they said that bombing a building well bigs in his testimony before the court at his sentencing was tearful. he said he was sorry, and he made a mistake that he wasn't a leader. and that, that january 6th was, it was his last activity with the proud boys. but the judge saying that that day quote broke the tradition of peaceful transfer. a power in the us and we will no longer have that tradition anymore or have the streaking back. traditions of certainly strong words and the delivery of a 17 year sentence, a strong message. this is not the only one. natasha is 3 more prob, boys are scheduled to be sentenced between today and next week. and heidi, this isn't just about the proud boys. where are we at? we will be on the january 6 cases, especially as we had even deeper into one other election. you of the that's

right now some of those santos, things have been more lenient. but the dishes conspiracy being the most severe of the charges and eliciting the most severe sentences which also brings us to the former president donald trump. it's interesting that the defense attorney for joseph bass and today's sentences and during the trial had, had asked, why was it that trump was not charged with the dishes conspiracy? of course, that is a charge that the former president does not phase. his charges are more of a conspiracy to defraud the united states, not as severe as sedition. so that is an interesting point, of course, trump himself pleading not guilty to state level crimes in georgia. but this is, like you said, we're the very beginning of a long season of trials related to january 6th, 4th as this election season unfold. how does your culture there with alexis forest from washington dc? thank you, heidi. i'm going to treat his image. i have removed diplomatic immunity from the

fence and boss of the naples, so instructed police to proceed with the eviction, a silver. it's a and the statements. the french government said the june to doesn't kind of deal with our energy to expel on the approval of the investment comes or need from elected, or thirty's, and new to it say, meanwhile, has refused to meet with news as new, military appointed, foreign minister and address has moved from outside the french embassy that in new jazz capital, nearly it's a test situation here in front of the french embassy and the residence of being busted up. and this has been the situation since the exploration of the deadline given to the printer and press one to finish it, to leave the country on the orders of the military june to yeah. now, right over there, what you see uh, security forces surrounding the embassy more and more people, more and more security forces are being deployed over the entrance of the building

. you'll see the location. why demonstrate just like who do most writers. i talked to the embassy some few weeks ago when they did just transport out that when they directed the and get towards the french asking them to leave. uh, which engine. i mean, we also see military vehicles portfolio, the major streets around the embassy. yeah. and the residential of the french and both of them is yeah. now what we're not such them is whether or not false will be used to evict somebody. did they and busted out for us to the republic of news. yeah. but what we know is that, uh, the security forces are stepping up there for wrapped presents around the residential. and of course, the embassy itself, once the doctor officer told us that they are just waiting for orders to execute. and this orders could be uh quick include the stoppage of all movements into the embassy and out of the embassy, or do they said they are checking in every vehicle that moves out of the embassy?

or what's not clear is whether they are going to implement the demands of political supporters. one electricity, uh diesel uh, water and food supplies to be tough to the amplitude. how many produced product is it? uh, yeah, i mean, a lot springing and best to him in color and he's a full, not us assistant secretary state 5 can affairs, he joins us mount from washington dc. and that's what we thought was a lot about frances relation to the with news at, but the us also has very substantial vested interest to use it as a base for washington's counter terrorism operations too. so what sort of conversations do you imagine that going on at the state department of the moment? well, we did the overthrow of the regime after, remember that the bathroom or she was elected transparently democratically. so this is, this is very rare that for kids that are democrats. so the always role of a democratically elected president is a very bad thing as far as the west is concerned. so the united states,

along with france is not recognizing these purchased and eat. and of course everything is very delicate because we have a drone bass in northern nigeria and i'll get, i'll get is i get this and we, we want to keep that we have a 1000 people there. so i understand that negotiations after gun of the head of the a general chianti, the head of the pre cheese, he wants a 3 year transition, which of course is ridiculous since he's not a legitimate president. but i think he is open to a very short transition and a return to power. a person by zoom. i may be wrong, but i think this purchase general has no choice. and you say in the, for the that the us and friends haven't recognized that you want to box. the us has made the choice to engage with the jew into. and that has had implications for

washington's relationship with power as to how would you assess that strategy? well, i think it, we have to be very pragmatic. i don't think power subjects to are talking to these people because we both have the same objective. get these people out and return present advisor to his legitimate situation as the democratic get elected president . i think we and the united states in france are on the same wavelength. we have no problem with that. and of course you understand that the nitrous main export is uranium and it is mine. it is produced by french company and all the french electricity in france runs on uranium and nuclear power. so they and so this is a very difficult situation. but i'm sure that the, the people of nigeria understand that they must sell the or rainy i'm and they need

france and they need the united states for the security that's on that on the bus or does fail. the stakes for fronds are much higher than for the u. s. and the u. s . obviously also doesn't have all that colonial baggage. is that why we're seeing such a different approach? we've also seen funds double down on the situation with the mazda, for instance. yeah, well this is the thing is because us interests are not as strong as francis, who uses that uranium for the or entire electrical brand. we were on the same wavelength and we are both francie and i says, i'm not going to allow this general gianni to become head of state. it is just a ridiculous thing that he did. each site was being removed and he started an entire new punch, which is ridiculous. he'll be gone soon. i'm sure you've come up very strongly that against the crew in these yet. but i understand that you have said that the crew and gabon merits applause. i know we're talking about a very different context,

but all you know, concerns that minute trees in the region, particularly ones in francophone, countries might feel emboldened to make moves. having seen that the lack of intervention elsewhere well, they may, but feel to gamble is totally different. it was a corrupted k to shift the same family empower for 55 years. and a cool. it's very rare that i would say that, that this military cool was legitimate, and it's time and time to have a new election and gamble, and get rid of that corrupt family, the bundle family, and best of human co in that form it, us assistance tech secretary of state for african affairs. thank you so much for joining us here on out of there. so really great to get your thoughts and insights . you're welcome. i'm next goes all physician co election has named it's no money for next year's presidential election. the block has picked 60 year old, satisfied,

so she'll galvez the computer engineer with indigenous routes will likely go head to head with another female candidate representing the ruling policy. the when that would become the countries fast female and president will not speak to john homeland. he joins us now from mexico, especially john, tell us a little bit more about so she'll go this of the season makes consent itself. very plain speaking, sometimes even like seeing him to per fund that say, as you mentioned, says paul indigenous with thoughts from the ultimate indigenous group sheet as a child that says that she's so jealous on the street off so that she graduate to, to having to tech companies, she, someone that likes to ride the bicycle. she liked roy wearing traditional with do costs to me and she's got a sense of humor she wants. and recently i protested on the 2nd floor and the joy t rex post and elect to report that she said was outdated. so if you talk to like

who, the, this is someone that has the pope to talk to not something that mexico's position, which has been at the right, it really is being dated corruption scandal written. it leads to its denial of thoughts has been lucky and she seemed to appear out of nowhere. and it is just injected life into that movement. jonah, it seems the whoever wins. we might see mexico's 1st female president. a good, definitely whoever. which searching to go visit is gonna face stifel position. and that's going to come from the ruling party, the governing policy in mexico, which is the miranda policy. that's the policy of the country's president and his money to elope is open the door. and it's not just because of that. the policies, powerful tool, so got majority in congress is going majority in the senate. it's got the majority of governance ships in the country. so based at the moment is

a real political machine that it shows uh, the president under his manual hope is up with all that's really the founder and leading light of that policy is a bit worried about. so it's to gov is because in his morning press conferences, he's repeatedly attacked so sometimes at quite viciously. and he's even got uh, information about her accompanies, and that contracts up on the big screen. the hind and presumably said that there's something going on. so there will be a fight at between the opposition confident now switched to galvis, and whoever is selected from somewhere in the primaries that being held next week and to his mind a little bit of an adult calm and so stein to guide. so it will be one of his successes, and then we'll see also that alone. well, who's going to be the next president of mexico? suddenly sounds like it's going to be very interesting campaign season. don't hold on that for us and the mexican capital. thanks john. hope the key is foreign minister is in moscow. head of an informal summit between the tuck ish and russian

presidents next month. how come to see don met with the russian foreign minister? so gayla abroad, where he called for the revival of the black sea grain do yourself, a volleyball has won out from the russian capital and the tools between the russian and tag as for ministers page. the way for the long anticipated meeting between the countries presidents, which has expects it to take place in russia's southern city of sol sheet at the beginning of september, especially for a minute the survey liberals said that he had discussed with his tech has come to pod how confidant present patients and their ship to supply tacket with $1000000.00 tons of russian grain at a reduced price for further processing, attackers factories also that the grain is supposed to be shipped to wells hungry. this countries, the issue, has also been discussed with kata is ready to assist in terms of financing the initiative. at the same time, the policy is expressed optimism that the granger could receive. russia wants to get highlighted that it needed guarantees that it's conditions were met. so it's

great and fertilizers could be exported. the policies also touched upon the conflicts and ukraine, and degree the diplomatic efforts to end it wasn't necessary prosecuting to survey level. the minutes is also discussed what steps needed to be done to restore diplomatic relations between syria and psyche. so basically, a number of pressing international issues were also addressed that animal protection charities have condemned iceland off to its decision to resume whaling from friday. the government confirmed it will not be extending a temporary budget, says they will be strict to conditions and monitoring iceland, along with your plan in norway. all the only 3 countries that allow commercial waiting a hostile ahead for you here on out of there. he's his biggest financial have proposed to elect a new president amid a rising cost of living and a recent wave of corruption scandal. and it's full reproduction from foster falls,

a wealth cost of from take on iran. and that's coming up shortly with the let's get going with your weather update for the middle east and africa for the 1st day of september, plenty of sun. we have seen some storms erupt in southwest salary, arabia around the huge as mountains. those have dropped some hail and certainly could see a repeat of that on friday, around the gulf states, the wind is a big start blowing down from iraq. that means the temperature comes up and the humidity goes down, for example, for us here. and they'll have will max out at 43 degrees on friday quite through buckets. dawn central asia after the showers rolled through. bish kick tash kent this sunday, your temperatures pretty well where they should be maybe a degree or 2 below average. now that we're in the month of september, so most weather coming into the mix for stumble, same goes around ok,

or as well. so that will lower your temperatures just and now just compare to where they have been over the last little bit. temperature is still running high in cairo at 38, and then look at all this frame we've got around liberia and see are the own dark and the blue and the yellow. the more intense. that's, that will be following. so there will likely be some funny there, through the tropics of africa. it's our usual showers in storms in this area. and as we dipped toward the south, look at this wind hot wind from my poor toe. so you're 33, but eventually this southerly wind. but we know for so you're temperatures will fall over the next little bit. the learned, learned, please be coming to enquire with lewis university and discover how to frame and solve present future challenges the

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the, the matcher watching all to 0 uninstalled the pay here into our home. let's remind you about top stories, the oppositional lines and cabal, and says the country should be grateful to the creative, who took power on wednesday. minute treaty does have a pointed army general. recently agreeing went on as a transitional leader and said he will be sworn in on monday. in mama that you need is in the gen, have removed diplomatic immunity from the french ambassador and ordered the police to a victim. the french government says they don't have the will start either to excel silva de formerly the us foreign creek known as the proud boys has been sentenced to 17 years in prison. his involvement in the us capital biased drug banks was charged with being an instigation. the storming of congress, the 2 years ago. hurricane and dalia has now weakened into

a tropical storm. as it moves, ne, towards the us states of south and north carolina. at least 3 people were killed and the widespread flooding and damage from high winds in florida. and georgia power cuts are affecting hundreds of thousands and the clean up could take months. hol, let spring and nbc correspondent, when do you will fuck, she joins us now from charleston, in south carolina, wendy. it's looking pretty sunny. how's it been that the last few hours a mr. garcia. good afternoon to you. don't let the sun behind me to save you. this storm has been relentless people as far north as virginia are still feeling the gusty winds and the rain van that estallion brought into this country just about 24 hours ago. this tropical storm warning still in effect for the coastal regions of north carolina. and here in south carolina, last night,

the high tide was the 5th highest in charleston history at 9.2 feet exacerbated by the storm surge from the storm, obviously, and the super moon. but the clean up in florida, as you mentioned, is only beginning as the big ben region took the brunt of the storm yesterday morning. we know that ivonya has weakened, but when is she headed to next? we can only hope off shore here pretty quickly. this stuff to you at this point they are cleaning up throughout this region. we've got at least 312000 customers from florida all the way to north carolina without power. but as clean up continues, this was a very quick moving storm. unfortunately, the clean up will not wrap up so quickly, but forecasters are hoping that that the storm moves out to see hopefully by later this afternoon. well,

that is wendy will frequent the licensed for us from charleston that in south carolina. and thanks so much wendy. well let spring and just jealous, he's the southern territory direct to emergency dissolves to services or for the salvation army. he joins us now from atlanta in georgia. just can you talk us through the kind of damage that you and your teams are saying we've been hearing that it's been raining. profound are very busy. we're seeing a lot of flood damage, storm surge, that is inundated houses, a lot of trees down a lot of power lines down a lot of people without power. and we are responding with a big operation. we have more than 20 feet in units deployed to incident management teams in both georgia and florida and were pouring emergency relief supplies, things like up food, water cleaning kits, and in pen supplies. jeff, as in many does off to situations, it's the least while off. who had the fewest resources to prepare and possibly the most to lose. and we do know that more extreme weather is expected with ongoing

climate change. how's we even begin to tackle that? it's been tough. um, certainly disaster relief agencies like ours are stretched even before this hurricane we had torn nato's floods in wild buyers. i think one of the things that we're trying to do is build resilience so that the poorest among us do have some of those necessary preparedness tools to get through these advance. um and it can be a little more self resilient. the other thing is salvation. army is community based, so our disaster teams are mobile feeding units are placed in local community so they can respond very, very quickly to these types of events. as still jeff, i understand you're now calling to even get insurance for a lot of these extreme weather events in many places. how does that impact recovery? that's it. yeah. without that private insurance. it's tough. people have um uh, federal disaster 8. in some cases. if event is declared to rely upon,

but if there is no private insurance or federal aid is limit. ready it really has been non profit community that has to step in, in certain people. and that's why and so important we can't do we do without the generosity of our donors. and so the best way to help after disaster give to a non profit of your choice so that they can provide that safety net for people who have nowhere else to turn. and jeffrey mentioned federal aid that i understand that fema, that's the federal emergency management agencies that disaster relief fund is running very low and bordering on running into the red. now i see just even in the last few minutes presidents revive and has said that congress needs to approve more money. do agencies have enough to deal with climate change? and i think that um i'm confident that um fema will get the funding that it's that it needs because there are many disaster survivors who were going to rely on that lifeline. i will say so far, we've been very fortunate state governments for example, have stepped up in a big way,

providing things like water for us to distribute. and they take care of some of the subsidies fuel um, even garbage isp. ready is all for our, from our feeding kitchens. and so this really does take a partnership between government, the non profit sector, but then also private companies. some are clean up kits right now, are being moved from texas to the disaster area through the generosity of companies like u. ups or fedex. and that's provided free of charge, which really allows us to leverage, make the make those donated dollars go further. have costs at jeff just in terms of what you've been seeing now in terms of a dollar and to them the, the clean up operation going forward. how long do you think it might take to to try that help some of these communities recover? miles because obviously this is a limit area of it's not i'm not on familiar with extreme weather and that would be more expected in the coming months and years. any recovery takes

a very long time when you have disaster operations open from past disasters, like hurricane ian, which occurred in 2022 that will go on for several years. so this recovery process will take short term months, but then the actual reconstruction, most salvation are in the long term recovery vents for a minimum of 2 years. and you know, that really depends on what resources are available in the community. small communities, there may not be enough infrastructure or limited infrastructure, and sometimes it does take the smaller communities even longer to come back. chest chad, that's that the southern tertiary director of emergency this off to services for the salvation army. thank you so much for joining us. jeff, i'm sharing your work. we really do wish you all the best. a ton of us government has launched a new campaign to try to stem the flow of migrants through one of the most dangerous places in the world, the battery and gap. its hope that the campaign will reduce the impact on its economy and the environment. record numbers of people are trying to cross that

difficult jungle terrain. with drug traffic is also operate as get more on this now without a sound to run pa, he's in panama city for us out of sondra. as we've been saying, this is an incredibly difficult area, not i need to, to cross, but also to police. how do they plan to do it? the absolutely nice page and looked at button, am i saying that they're dealing with a massive upsurge of arrivals? people that migraines that are trying to reach the united states mostly from south america, but really from countries in many parts of the world, they arrive at the border between columbia and panama. the jungle divides. the 2 countries, they don't really know often what they're getting into uh they have to pay smugglers to do this. so it can take up to 7 days to cross this very dance,

this very dangerous the jungle facing all sorts of risk. now when they manage to cross, they enter in contact with panamanian. our target is to try to provide them with a minimum of assistance in term of health in terms of a little food about the numbers have been going up so much. according to the authorities here in panama, that they're saying that they are overwhelmed, that they are an able to continue doing so active level that this is happening. we're looking at possibly $70000.00 arrivals just in this month of august. and in terms of daily arrivals that the number have doubled even tripled. some days we were a right there at the border just a day ago. and at that specific day, more than 4000 people arrived very, very difficult. the situation i that you might and terry, on level about of $32.00 states also. uh, it's an environmental crisis because we're dealing with a preceding or what was it pre steam, rain forest,

where only small groups of indigenous people lived, lived on the outskirts of it. and right now this year there could be almost 450 or half a 1000000 people crossing there with the, with the issue of human waste and car bitch dependent. and you know, 32 said they have recovered from the jungle just this year. some 60000 tons of a garbage, a very, very complicated situation. they say that there have been plenty of meetings with other countries, but so far, nothing has been done to try and reduce the level of arrivals and they fear that this situation needs to be addressed. now their 1st decision was to launch an international campaign called that the reason is not a is not a route. it's a jungle and try to at least inform better migraines about what they will face if they try to cross it another day. another record number of arrivals at this

migrant center on the edge of the diarrhea and jungle exhausted men. women and children get in line to get registered by pennsylvania. notorious most have come from venezuela, haiti, or cuba. others have travelled from as far away as china and sudan, hoping to reach the united states. some can barely stand after suffering injuries in their treacherous journey. those with the $40.00 for a bus, stick it to the board, the with cost that week i get ready to leave. others like engine link castillo, nurse 65 year old daughter upon during their next move. she says they were robbed in the jungle and barely survived. we had to of people for a piece of cry cause minus a go other. this will go to a sometimes we brought out. i felt exhausted before reaching the 1st can do. i had to do most trends, but i prayed to be able to continue to my children. for years, a growing number of migrants have been forced to pay criminal groups to cross to

day in jungle between columbia in panama. nobody knows how many have died trying to get away from them. and you know, tori does say their numbers have more than doubles this year. 70000 people in august alone. the expect to reach 450000 arrivals by the end of the year. a number that is overwhelming, panama is capacity to process them and also polluting the once pristine jungle with the fact that we can fronting the biggest migration phenomenon in the will. and we're trying to do it in the most responsible way. but we're also inviting the rest of the countries in vote, the origin transit countries like ours and the destination to jointly shared responsibilities. in april, the united states upon our mind, columbia agreed to try and crack down on the smuggling rings. that brings the migrants through the jungle. part of my sense that due to a lack of information sharing and have joint action, i'm part of the columbia. nothing that's happened. what does

a migrant see or say they didn't understand how dangerous the trick was going to be inborn. there's a certain police, syrians, asians, africans, people from one of these don't take this risk. i think that some of us make it through and of been good enough to do it. so problem getting shots, everything in the general concrete, north carolina, but clean conflict and the dream of a better life, remain irresistible. for many migrants ready to risk it all in a crisis that continues to grow. alison the bit, i just need a panama please to 50 palestinians have been injured by gunfire at and t a gas have to is really sold to store and the city of novelist and the occupied westbank and is really office and 3 is really soldiers also, engine of a large explosive device was destinations by palestinian fighters and a palestinian driver. and his rarely soldier have been killed elsewhere and the occupied west bank witnesses, a small congo vehicle drove into soldiers as

a check pointing near ramallah. 2 of the is randy troops. we injured the drive, it was in chase down and shot the phone. the prime minister of thailand tucks and she had a watch. has off the king full of royal pardon. he returned home from 15 years of self imposed exile last week and was immediately taken to prison to stalls in a sentence that's related to 3 previous cases, including abuse of power and corruption. close to 3000000 singaporeans will be forcing for a new president on friday. how the role is largely ceremonial and is supposed to be non political. but this selection is a fast to be contested in moving a decade and vote is of frustration by the cost of living. and a series of political scandals. tony chang reports looking for the blessings just ahead of the presidential election in single pulls too high, 10 ministry presidential candidacy of song tops to the habits about racial hominy, religious tolerance,

a key message in this culturally diverse city states. mr. me is less keen to discuss the election race to bring such a party to go talk into a 40 place. this is the temple this as a one a street. you know, the man many a seem to be the front runner is a former deputy prime minister from the ruling peoples protection policy or the p a p. well, the presidency is a launch the ceremonial role, previous incumbents head strong links to the b p. it will be a more difficult and challenging future, which is the reason why i have entered this content to my experience and capability. because the p a p is based several corruption investigations and questions over the moral behavior of its m p's. this year, the policy appears more vulnerable than it has in

a long time. the most singaporeans, it's a struggle to stay afloat, and one of the richest countries in the world. daily expenses in rent have risen dramatically and recent use, a real pressure, particularly on the young political put cost as turns jones, and their rush to allow me points out. this is the 1st election. many of the listeners will have voted in the single polls, use promises of political stability onto ways enough of anything spend out housing cost of living. and because while we can hear the plans of what is going to happen, the feeling in the current state is, is the front of the people, our feelings transferred without feeling squeeze elections. here are usually very predictable things. the ruling policy is being in power. since 1959, but with a new generation of votes is going to the ballot both. there is the possibility

this presidential election could see that very rare thing. a protest thanks, tony. checking out is there a sample? well, still a head here on out of their bands football federation is reportedly preparing to sac wells. come when encourage cool. have all the details coming up shortly with child support? the the, the,

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and it was the volk irene who got off to the bus stop. she took the 1st set 6 guys to 3, and he is just on the 2nd 6 boys already have a break in the well, the 2019 women's champion arena so blank as also in the 2nd round action. she's facing britons, jody. anna burridge. somebody who is the will number 21, the 1st set 6 games to 3, and in the last few minutes, use just one the 2nd to take the most minus 7 time for me to one well time. hello, ms. hamilton assigned a new contract and the cds that will keep the persist driver with the team until 2025. i will send this the sports most successful drive a winning 82 if is one of them is a 3 races with mercedes over the last one. erase in 2021. the $38.00 role will continue to partner george russell for the next 2 seasons. i can be happier to be extending with this team we've. we've had such an incredible journey together. i mean, the cities have supported me since i was 13, so, so such

a long trip and we still haven't finished business. so we are in this together. we've got a lot of work to do to, to get us those back to the front, but there's no place i would rather be. so the basketball woke up now. how are you taking place in the philippines? olympics tice fonts have already been knock south of the tournament, off the 2 previous defeats, were looking for morale. boosting went against iran ahead of the powers games next year, just by being without but, and be a style victo and been yamma to friendship in the world rankings with to get for ron as a run out comfortable, 82 to 55 when it's now to a landmark moment for philadelphia, phillies price help me. it's a high floor. the red flow is that he is 300 high run inmates any faithful, suspicious things of the season. any did it against the angels offers just the 12

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unity lights, not just one, but 2 full loons. both of them super names. this is a game, super fluid is simple. that's why it's beneficial. set them is up close with the moon. so we can set them what's what we have to them. so that's again, a very absent from gaza to greece, focused on to india. japan and do by reading through is, is gather to see the celestial event that's also expected to make title flooding less. as its intense gravitational pool. also makes tides higher every month, the full moon has a different name. many of these dates back to native american roots, different cultures across the world, gave them these names, depending on what was happening in a particular month. now the modern day calendar doesn't follow the calendar exactly, but the moon names shining on. we've got the one moon the wolfman,

the storage and moon, like the one we saw at the beginning of this month, the blue moon, and the super noon, like this one. the moon's orbit is elliptical following an overall cost around the us, meaning that at different times it's closer. and further away the time superman was coined in the late seventy's to refer to the point when the full moon is at its closest pointed to the. this super noon is a he has closest just $357000.00. so columbus has a way, more than a 160 kilometers closer than the one at the start of the month. according to nasa, the parent size increase is around 14 percent. and since it's the 2nd full moon, it's also known as a blue moon. the time used when we see it twice in a single month. last time it was in january, 2008. but i was to look into remember that the 1st superman of the year was in

july and the 4th and last will be next month. but it will be more than a decade until the next super blue moon for many that seems like you as a way car leg out a 0. i'll walk around of all that set for now. i see you also the right to stay with the

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