the celebration of sports and see is competition is expected as china, who's the asia game september? oh no, just the the african union suspends got on a day off. so the minute tracy's pallet following a dispute election. the other that i'm just on the attain, this is all just here at life from the law. second, he says military lead is order the expulsion of the french and boss of the paris and says that he will stay for many of the far right group. proud voice, his jail to 17 is his role in the january 6th attack on the us. com. and we report

from kind of where the government is launching a campaign to stop migrants traveling through one of the world's most dangerous jungles. the only asking union has immediately suspended gabon from all active achieve. following wednesday's crew off the seizing power of the military cancelled the weekends election results in which the president ali baba was declared, the women your remains under house arrest. the african union says it's strongly condemned the military take river and says, come on suspension will remain in place until constitutional order is restored. cologne's opposition alliance. meanwhile, there it says that the country should be grateful to the crew. latest budget also quote on the minute treat to complete the counting votes that would cost him the election. minute treatise, meanwhile, have appointed army general recently agreed in gramma as the transitional leader saying that he will be sworn in on monday. because hawk is following developments

for us from senegal, capital dot com in the short run a. it's more of a form of action to show that there are not happy with the crew, but in effect, it's not gonna 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 that united states, european union, they all condemn the crew because after all, they don't have any other option if they didn't condemn the crew within 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 a fear at the african union, but also amongst the regional bodies that this coup attempt at this coup with a successful crew as it seems. and the series of cruise that we've seen in this a how might feel more of the screws in the region is specifically in central africa, neighboring a cameroon, where there was pulled, b, o has been present since 1982 in equitorial, ginny, where you have president obama,

who's been present since 1979. so what happens in gabon has repercussion for the region as a whole, as well. so the often loss of another carrier not so far away, and military leaders in asia have removed different magic immunity from the french from boss of that. i've also instructed police to proceed with the eviction of silvan you'd say, and the statements of the french government said that jonathan doesn't have the authority to expel on the approval of the ambassador ernie comes from elected with ortiz, india. it has refused to meet with new jazz, new military appointed, foreign minister. i'm going to dress has more from outside the french embassy in new jazz capital. you know me, it's a terrible situation here in front of the french embassy and the residence of being busted. uh, and this has been the situation since the exploration of the deadline given to the french impressed with the finish, 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 secure proposals 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 3 weeks ago when they just transported that when they directed their anger towards the french asking them to leave application. i mean, we also see military vehicles portfolio, the major streets around the embassy. yeah. and the residents of the french and both of the news. yeah. now what we're not sutton is whether or not false will be used to evict somebody. did they impressed with our approach to the republic of these? yeah. but what we know is that the security forces are stepping up, they're wrapped presents around the residents. and of course, the embassy itself, once that goes to officer, told us that they are just waiting for orders to execute. and this orders could be

a good include this coverage of all movements into the embassy and out of the embassy or do they said they are checking in every vehicle that is also of them proceed. 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 them or to comment, deduce product, is it? uh, yeah, i mean us, at least 6 civilians and one policeman has been killed. one violence broke out a protest in eastern democratic republic of congo. the army says they were killed when a planned protest against united nations peacekeepers was broken up. might scripts and politicians say the death toll could be move in 20 since most in the un mission that has faced public backlash as many say they have failed to protect civilians against armed fighters. now some web has this update for us from the capital congestive the demonstration was cold full by the leaders of

a coalition of on 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 the noise, it's wrong. and 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. c on guy seemed that the presidential, god did not want this to go ahead. they went to the headquarters of the group where people had got a break up. 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 military document counting 48 people have been killed by the army, spoke 1st and told us to go the number couldn't be hi, waiting to hear from the come, the lead government here in the campus with jim sessa 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 men's and the greeks as well as women and children. malcolm web houses, era kinshasa, democratic republicans a full melisha of the us follow right groups known as the proud boys has been sentenced to 17 years in prison for his involvement in the us

capital. ride drawbacks was accused of being an instigator in the storming of congress. 2 years ago, he faced several challenges and tutoring, suspicious conspiracy, and interfering with law enforcement during civil disorder. let's go straight to honeys or castro. she's across this forest in washington dc. heidi's, we've been saying the sentence is quite a statement. that's right, natasha. 17 years. this is the 2nd longest sentence for any one related to the january 6th riot following just one year short of the 18 years of the leader of another far right extremist group. the keepers have received earlier. now, prosecutors argued in this case against joe bates and the other proud boys that they organized the rally that directly preceded the storming of the capital. and then that big some self lead. the mob passed barricades and into congress where this month, violently tried to stop congress from certified. jo biden's went over donald trump

. now the prosecution had asked for a terrorism enhancement for this sentencing. arguing that these actions that were undertaken for men to intimidate inter 5, the public, and the attorneys words to force the public to accept an opposing political you and no different than bombing a building. while the judge today appear to read because the sentence is more significant and it would have otherwise been without this terrorism enhancement the judge telling bigs that this riot broke the american tradition of a peaceful transfer of power. now that was to spite fixed, cheerful testimony in court, saying that he had made a mistake, claiming that he wasn't a leader of this riot. and that he was quoting his word seduced by the rhetoric and that he took these actions to cope with his personal problems. now this is only the 1st of several sentencing resulting from these proud boy trials that another is

happening in the federal court house behind me as we speak with 3 other schedule before the end of next week. let's talk to you and we'll start menu charles delta come. heidi in the selection near the republican frontrunner is also facing charges related to january 6th of course, and everyone's watching to see the outcome of this january 6 trials in relation to what may be in store for donald trump. but there is one notable difference. these charges and these convictions are forced to dishes conspiracy, which is a very serious prime does this long sentence. we just saw donald trump has not been accused of that charge despite other federal charges. he faces in relation to january 6th. and in fact, the defense attorneys for jo based the proud boy i had questioned in court during trial. why it was that trump himself didn't face a conspiracy suspicious conspiracy charge. perhaps that makes this case a little bit more straightforward course. there is

a special council that is pushing forward with the prosecution of trump here, likely in the same federal court house in a few months time. and the former president today just flood and not guilty to a related case in georgia with state charges, also accusing him of fraud and of conspiracy in attempting to overturn the last presidential election. yes, certainly going to be an interesting election that heidi is a customer that for us in washington dc. thank you. id. the whole staying in the us and hurricane and dalia has now weakened into a tropical storm. as it moves towards the states of north and south carolina. at least 3 people died in storm related accidents in florida, in georgia. and how cuts affecting hundreds of thousands project on hand reports for those the floods. now coming back to see what's left of the life they left behind for some devastation matters is what this material

here and we're going to rebuild some home simply blown or washed away. don't appear to have any windows are broken for others. i'm feeling great. the house is still here, and those that stayed now recounting terrifying hours. so the capital of life just takes throughout and home me and my 3 kids and my grandson. my daughter is pregnant, she 5 months later. so she was ran on the side of the bed wherever were coming in and it failed on her, but she was able to pull her out of your teams. sure. as a category 3 hurricane in florida state. suffering the worst of the storm, but it hit a sparsely populated area and so far, no fatalities. it continued as a tropical storm through georgia and the carolinas in south carolina,

a storm surge of almost 3 meters too high for a flood while in charleston water rushed into the historic downtown one man was killed in georgia by a fallen tree. but considering this area has not seen a storm this strong and 127 years, the general feeling is, could have been so much worse as of 6 am today. they are approximately a 146000 power outages reported across the state. but power is being restored quickly, thus far. 420000 accounts. the lost power during the storm had been restored. still the storm spending more than 560 kilometers when it came to shore left behind, a huge area of destruction. one that will take months and for some years to recover from pinnacle hanging out to 0. kind of us government has launched a new campaign to try to stem the flow of migraines through one of the most dangerous places in the wild diary and gap. its hopes that the campaign will reduce

the impact on its economy. i mean, environment, record numbers. if people are trying to cross the difficult jungle terrain, the but drug traffic is also operate. let's get more now with us under run catchy. he's in panama city for us. alejandro is we've been saying this is an incredibly, incredibly difficult area and what i need to, to cross but to police, how they planning to do it. the absolutely mistesia that governments here of panama is talking about this having become now a national security issue. you may need terry and crisis, obviously, and also an environmental one. and they're saying that the massive upsurge and arrivals is just over whelming, the government's capacity to help to assist these migrants in terms of the basic health assistance the food that they receive when they manage to cross this jungle

. that essentially used to be absolutely priests. the rain forest and it's now seeing a level of a hundreds of thousands of people crossing a yearly this year. and the government is the same. they are expecting that by the end of the year, 450000 migrants that might have use this a route and it's unclear how many people die. it's trying to do that. so the government has an official number of 36 people that died in the last year, but nobody really knows how many they are, because many bodies that they x that are expected to be less fit inside this jungle . but despite the, all these difficulties, the migrants are on the 3rd by all the very difficult situation. they are trying to reach the united states, and this is the main route for many of them. uh, the government here says that they 5 now started a new campaign called it. that again, is not a route, is a jungle to try and inform my grandson or perspective migrants around the world

about the risk they were facing. that they are hoping to put in place another series of actions which could include shutting down the board are completely so 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 have to offer people for

a piece of cry cause minus a go as an this will go to a sometimes we run out. i felt exposed that before reaching the bus can do, i had to do most students, but i prayed to be able to continue to my children. this 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, sorry to say their numbers have more than doubled this year. 70000 people in august alone. the expect to reach $450000.00 the rivals 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 both 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 bring the migrants through the jungle. that's part of my sense that due to a lack of information sharing and have joint action, i'm part of the columbia. nothing gets happens to some migrants here, so i didn't understand how dangerous the trick was going to be. inborn others. i certainly, pretty soon as asians africans, people from one of these don't take this risk. some of us make it through an of then called is not enough to do it. so problem getting shots, everything in the general to, you know, certainly but clean conflict in the dream of a better life, remain irresistible for many migrants, ready to risk it all in a crisis that continues to grow. allison the bit, i just need a panama, a hostile, a head here on, on to 0. 74 people including adults and children die and a fire to chronic building and johannesburg nose intended for rest. searching for

the disappeared and she liked the presidential campaign as loans to find the remains of thousands have not seen it since the piano shane minute, tre, raising the climb. the stein will to be legal trade. what you have here is not just american logical objects. you're talking about a political damage where the spoils of war smuggled and sold to watch and houses, and private collectors, buying or selling. i mean, part of the fact is worth finance is to be headings of muslims in the middle east. don't sell, don't buy. that's one quick solution. ok, trafficking on i will just say around september. oh no, i'm just india host the g 20 summit where leading economies will discuss global challenges. generation support me,

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a 0. i'm the stuff you take here and uh huh. let's remind you about top stories. the opposition alliance and development says the country it should be grateful to victory leaders who took power on wednesday. and that really does have a pointed army general, recently agreeing grandma as a transitional leader. and so i will be sworn in on monday. meanwhile, i'm going to treat this image and have removed different as a community from the french and both of us and ordered the police to a victim. the french government says they don't have the car seat to expel. so want me to the form anita, of the us for right group known as a proud voice, has been sentenced to 17 years in prison. since his involvement in the us capital of wind tropics was charged with being instigation. and the storming of congress 2 years ago, the president of south africa is describing the death of 74 people in a fine and abandoned building. as a great tragedy. the 5 story building had been taken over by many homeless and vulnerable people who were then forced to pay rent to criminal gangs. to meet him

in a report from jack on his back. a fly like this has not been seen here for years. rows of dead bodies, evidence of the inferno that in gulf the building in china is book city center. to keep putting the jumping, we had to push. some of them do jumping with their luggage. there was fire so much smoke and the fire started from the 1st floor of the sled for you. so the people inside the floor, the ones with the 3rd floor, 1st floor, it was difficult for them. some escape defined as the search and recovery operation began. officially loops were missing due to janet should lift the for about the sides to rebuilding was a band and but home to many illegal occupants. i'm confused and how much i owe

them. i i really, i just want to see my daughter it's been a little issue. i just wanna devise thoughts and the early hours of the morning while many slipped. giving them a little time to escape from overcrowded conditions. the building was leased by the city to a non of government organization which looks off the homeless people and drug addicts. the remote run but many refused 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 while it took firefighters about 2 hours to extinguish the flames. the search and discovery 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. patricia lee or she could do now is look for a daughter in nearby hospitals and works for me to mila ultra 0. john is book a home. mexico is opposition. coalition has named it so many for next year's presidential election. the block has picked a 60 year old center set, so she'll galvez the computer engineer with indigenous routes will likely go head to head with another female cabinet representing the ruling policy. the wind up would then become the countries fast female president. when that speech john holman, he joins us now from mexico city. john, tell us a little bit more about the gal that she's quite the charismatic politician. that seems of the. yeah,

definitely. we were going to see it, right. so the b m, the coalition that she's presenting kids, it's food on the wide front. i guess you translate to as a holding a press conference, but we're just now hearing that she's going to be absent from that. she's in a meeting right now with the pre policy. one of the members of this coalition does tell you a little bit about how this process is going. if the opposition choosing the candidate, it's been, some people are saying a little bit box to should have been agreed on sundays to move, i would say. and it suddenly bit accelerates without a final thought. but so just to kind of is nonetheless, will be the kinds of, at the end of the day, a little bit about her as you would say. so this is a candidate right now is a senate says she's not in for being plain speaking. she's not on the surface, someone's being at paul. indigenous. she has that background, she said as go choose to sell jelly on the street. and since then she graduated from having to tech companies before she went into politics. she's also someone that's got a sense of humor. she addressed as a joy and i run

a storage racks and then sort of paraded around the floor of the senate to protest against or an election were full. that she said was out. they said, so this is someone that has the popular thoughts and it was what really the opposition in mexico needed. it's been seen as a lead says they've been seen as corrupt riddle with scandal in the past. with good reason. these policies have been in power and thoughtful type of when they've been in a day when they've been empowered, mexico. so it's hard now that you'll be able to reach, bring sorts of a new energy, move genuine energy, someone else to people. and john, whichever assigned ends up winning, it seems likely that we may see mexico's fast female president. yep, that's definitely a possibility. so the rulings the governing policy. morrenda again, that holds the wrong primaries. next, the as in cloudy assigns, i was the mer refresh the city before f site in those primaries. so that could be

who sorts of 2 guys who run against in the presidential elections the next. the seconds we go to wall, it's a guy, but he's going to face a real up to back to wherever the miranda policy kind of is that policy at the moment, obviously it has the president under his manual, nope, is open the door. he's very. busy he left and the sort of the leading lie of the policy, but it suicide got control of the senate control, the congress control of the majority of government ships in the country. so it's a real political machine right now and starts to go visit the presenting policies are really often in the past, have been a long it has impacts is assigned to the fact that they cool this big press conference and she's not even going to be here she's going to be in a meeting with one of them just to see how this will plays out. very interesting. yeah. for makes good. john holman, there for us in the capitol. thanks. i ceremonies has been house worldwide for the

day of the disappeared when victims of abductions, often buy secretive government organizations or members in chalet, presidents, gabrielle bar, which has launched a campaign to find the remains of hundreds of people who disappeared during the ministry of a wonderful guster, tennessee, lost in america editor lucy in human, has worn out from santiago relatives of nearly 1200 julian's were never seen again after they would change nearly 50 years ago by agents of julius foreman, military dictatorship, were invited to the presidential palace for a very special event among them, 48 year old. could you stay on martinez? he was still a baby in 1975 when his father left the house to meet another member of the 10 discipline left to him organization that he belonged to me body. a soul who took me with him. when he arrived at the designated corner, the agents were waiting on it had been betrayed by com rate,

could broken out the torture. my father managed to convince them to drop me off at my grandparents house nearby before taking him away. i mean, we never saw him again. i mean, look at me and we'll set no matter this has been trying to put the pieces together ever since. his mother fled to friends with her 2 children who became friends with the children of another exiled couple. it was only one might have seen this return to the as an adult that he discovered that his friend's father was the one who had betrayed his unity to me. that you're not the only when we met 2 years ago, i told her i can teach you. i think that you, your family and my family are old victims. instead, historic period, our country lived to perhaps none have suffered more than the friends and families of the missing who have been carrying out a painful, lonely, and frustrating search for their missing loved ones for nearly 5 decades. now for the 1st time since june is returned to democracy, current president

w in bondage has announced a plan to search for the remains of the more than 1100 people who disappeared. it entails more money, more technology, more science for the bubble. more political will for the children states to take responsibility for what happened. but for the families of the disappeared, there's a mixture of hope and skepticism. more than 2 decades ago, the presumed remains of political visitors were dug up in this hill. in a shocking report on national television, earlier this month, it was reviewed that they've been put in cardboard boxes and identified and forgotten in official forensic centers until now, with the mother of our mothers are we'd always have post without getting answers.