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[000:00:00;00] the college is here with the attorney chang in saint paul. whether it is a going to the polls, choose a new president the 1st time in molding deckard. the answer of any of this is elisha 0 lives. some do also coming up in the program. good bond suspended from the african union with immediate effect. the day after
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military coup with the ousted president of the bone go to form a members of the far right proud boys group or sentenced to prison to their role in the us capital riots after the 2020 presidential election. and pope price is a rough quote, francis arrives in mongolia for our visits that the vatican hopes will help improve relations with showing a live pictures right now. the photos and singapore are picking their next president's close to 3000000 people who are expected to cast their ballots. 3 candidates, or in the running to replace incumbent halima yacht club. the role is mainly ceremonial and supposed to be non political, but this election is the 1st to be contested. in more than a decade. tony chang has more from outside of public station and the single in the past. they were all sorts of constitutional rules about housing,
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oppose that president was chosen a particularly which ethnic group they came back in for the last 2 occasions. as it was the last occasion was uncontested. that because only one of the candidates was actually eligible. and in this one they've changed the constitution that happened in 2016. so they've now got 3 horses in the race poles opened a large q of people here waiting to get in the and choose the next president. it is launch the ceremonial role. and it was make a huge amount of difference, frankly, but, but it's rather interesting this time, i think the fact that this is the 1st election in more than a decade. and the thing that this year, the ruling policy is being under assess the amount of pressure suggested that the possibility of a protest, the no single pause democracy is very stable. it's very predictable in some ways. burly part has been in power since 1959. i think this time is a feeling that it might just be an opportunity for voters to register
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a nurse with displeasure with the government or the african union has suspended gabon from all activities following wednesdays. cool. after seizing power, the military cancelled the election results in which president, alibaba was declared, the winner of the opposition claimed that they won that election and their calling on the military to finish counting the votes. nicholas hack reports general's in gabon gather to pray for the success of police in grandma, the general that took down the 55 year long bongo dentist to after staging a crew on wednesday. and grandma arrested all the bunk go after you was announced the winter of saturday's presidential elections, decreased park celebrations in the capital region. when once i finish this all sorted, sort of a bit smid comp hold, it could still be in the pool, the kennings that my profile, this parents and i have experienced. this is old. now like, you know, i've seen it and you after you pulled them off the computer. so sometimes i want to exhibit for the last 50 years, we have been ruled by
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a bunch of gangsters that pillage the countries resources and have made our people back. know what on the mon joe. hey, john saw show much nations on our elders can't afford health care, young people are unemployed. the situation has just gotten worse for a country that so rich, i just saw football pipe. pick a $6000000000.00 worth of crude oil were exported last year. gabon is a country rich and natural resources were most live on less than $2.00 a day at the genetic he's been goods, family of high treason, accusing them of stealing billions from state coffers. meanwhile, the african union has expelled good on the u. n. and the including france, the former colonial power have condemned the crew to ask you a, a low sounds good by your default. we would like to reassure an old donors, development partners as one of the states creditors that a professionals will be taken to guarantee respectful countries commitments,
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both externally uninterrupted. and grandma is expected to be sworn in as president of transition on monday by the constitutional court. this once trusted confident of the bunk of family and friends, it appears to some, a continuation of the past is inside of the receipt. so it shows that this somebody who understands the inner workings of the reasons, particularly within an apple rep, is as strategic as the defensive security sector. the political opposition and civil society members call on the agenda to complete the vote count saying the presidential elections were marred by fraud. and where am i speaking to unite the country for his supporters? it too, is an opportunity for a new beginning in a country that has lost trust in its leaders. nicholas hall calendar 0, francis and bassett or tanisha are no longer has diplomatic immunity. military leaders stripped silver. it's a of that protection. and they have instruct him police to proceed with his eviction in a statement,
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the french government said that the genta doesn't have the authority to expelled or diplomat. france insists for the approval of ambassador comes only from elected authorities in these year. the coordinators have called for a day to leave the country after he refused to meet with the new military appointed . foreign minister address reports outside the french embassy in this year as capital in the army us. it's a test situation here in front of the french embassy and the residence of the in boston to over there. are you see from the background smashed glosses and i've been friends. i'll be frank, the residents of the friends and both of them. and that was about a few weeks ago when i angry mob supporting the cool launch, the anger and the french and wanted them to leave now would seem more military and police diploma on the street. and around. the embassy weeks counted more than a dozen trunks, military and police products that are stationed. yeah, that shows you the amount of to go into courses deployed to maintain security.
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round the clock on the prince embassy, the idea of the capital. over the next few days, we expect more activity in front of both the industries and the rest goes of the printer and busted out here in the capital. here me and over here is the french embassy. you can see the interest of interest, how the glass was smashed, bodies hungry. bob, why it's important because when they launch a type of embassy on the residential fee and process that here. now what we see regularly happening is every vehicle that goes into the industries and out of it is regularly checked by security forces to ensure that nobody on authorized cause and speech out or speech string, to the embassy the ground. this, we are told orders from the top echelon of the military. and we also hear from secure composers that they are just waiting for orders to execute any come on list, include the enforcement of cutting of electricity, supply, fuel and water, through the embassy and the residence of the residential be sprint. i'm positive
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over the next few days. we also hear from actors and supporters of the cool, but they're going to more assistance as a establishments for institutions, for of the french, including the military bases here in the capital. until the last 4 different products leaves me just oil and degrees, algebra. and yeah, me is there at least 43 people have been killed when violence broke out. that a protest and eastern democratic republic of congo, the army says that they were killed when a plan for the test against united nations. peacekeepers was broken up since last year. the un mission has faced public backlash as many save if they failed to protect civilians against armed fighters. come with has this update from the capital congested. 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
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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 denies. it's wrong. just following the reported, involving in this conflict that they've moved into the city. and one company's minister recently thanked them for that role and it had the power and growing strength as being visible through them holding parades and ma, she's in the one planned on wednesday, was against the presence of u. n. c. c. 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 got a break of 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
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late. so in the hospital, french press agency says it's seen a secret military document counseling. a people have been killed. the person told us the number couldn't be waiting to hear from the on the lead government here in the capital teams. jessica may give a briefing on this in the coming hours. meanwhile, we do not move that hundreds of people were arrested by the military following this incident, including slices medicine, these rigs, as well as women and children. malcolm web houses, era kinshasa, democratic republic, and the head of the roman catholic church. pope francis, both francis is just touching down in the predominantly, but his nation of mongolia, looking at live pictures right now. the plane is on the tarmac for yet to catch a glimpse of the pontiff of a country is home to only about 1500 catholics. the vatican says that the visit
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will draw attention to people in the peripheries of society. the pope also hopes that his trip will help improve its relations with china and talk about all of this with paul collins was a former priest and a historian of the catholic church. he joins us live from australia as capital camera pool. just so, you know, we are showing the pictures will be showing pictures of the, the live shot of the pope because his plane just touched down in woodland, but tara, in mongolia. so with all that said, why is he going to, mongolia a but i think you summarize to 0 in your introduction. i hope francis is very much a man who is concerned about the periphery use of the church. and he is not so concerned about well established catholic areas. so like, for instance, a milan and easily old business initially, or a big hispanic catholic population in los angeles,
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in the united states. he's concerned about the people who lean on the edges if you like to get an example of that and use the v is my tom ultimate because those who will elect the next. he's my capital for instance in tom a, a the small republic of toma, in the pacific ocean, into more or less stable one of the newest countries in the world. whereas for instance, milan opened us or los angeles, do not have causal attributions. so he really is trying to give voice to people on the periphery. he also has a great interest in asia. he's really concerned why catholics a very much in a minority of questions, a very much in a minority issue with the exception of the philippines. and he's very much concerned with guy also have a voice. you also attached on the did you introduction when you said he's concerned about both of china and russia?
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mongolia sits geographically right between china and russia. he's concerned in china about the appointment, the bishop 17 being a relationship going with the communist government to china, whereby bishops are appointed to diocese in the full chinese catholics. this estimates as high as a 100000000 christians in china. most of us, of course, would be proudest in christians, but there is a sizable catholic minority there as well. so he's concerned about that with the child and in russia is concerned about keeping relationships going with the russian orthodox church. the orthodox church has been very supportive of all the russian government and the war and ukraine. i bought a b still wants to keep the doors open with the russian orthodox. i think those 2 things, minorities, and the russian orthodox and, and china,
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people tool to and why he's going to mongolia. paul were just looking at life pictures i was, i was scrutinizing these light fixtures that were getting from the airport at lamba tour. and we are just seeing the pope being um, let me see, we're just gonna take a quick look and see what happens here. uh. these are the 1st few more moments of the pontiff. people visit to mongolia has just arrived in woodland, the tor, where he is being greeted by authorities quite the welcome party. therefore, the pope paul, if i can continue as we watch these live pictures, if i can draw you back to that point about china, how does helping mongolia, i beg your pardon, how does visiting mongolia help him with his relationship? why should say the roman catholic church is relationship with china?
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well, that's a good question. i mean, geographically, as i say, it, montgomery who sits between china and russia, much of a mongolia is trade is with those 2 nations. so and of course, mongolia only became independent in the 19 ninety's. so i mean, he can go to china because he can go to mongolia. i mean, it's a, i think, a symbol all is interesting. i'm sure it's a symbol that i use. it is important for them to, to generally, china is important. and in some ways, i may not be the 1st to admit to you when i 1st heard about it. i thought this is a rather eccentric thing to do. yeah. because as you said, there's only 1600 catholics in mongolia about the the simple reality is that use that kind of,
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if you like as really continuing some type of relationship with the chinese government funding. i think that's essentially what it's about. i think also another thing that's important to you is the ongoing is largely orders to country. and again, john francis has been a person who has been very much reaching out to the all the great fights of the world. and so i was interested to see that what is a mongolia is, is quite a bit some units inclination well that a part of the process has not yet met the deadline lama again, perhaps because of sensitivities to china. right. that would not help likely his, his relationship with china are in call. listen turkey so much we're, we're lucky. you were looking at the life pictures the pope. we're currently in the 1st few minutes of his trip to mongo here. thank you very much for all your
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insights and explanations. thank you. 0 and i still ahead on alpha 0, mexico's on position coalition decides who will be. it's candidates in next year's presidential election. the . so there are 3 tropical storms in play at the end of the western pacific towards the south coast of china. the 1st one to be noticed across hong kong, taken precautions is charlotte, which will go through the curtains more or less a category to hurricane fairly quickly given huge amounts of rain, but fairly strong winds as well. i have to say and then maybe touch the south coast of mainland china beyond that. and then you have to look at the high k, which is on its way to watts food. yeah. and providence, but it will graze the top of taiwan quite false. we certainly bring
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a lot of rain with it and the full cost beyond that, this is the full cost power for next couple of days. this one goes off, show this what goes on, show this one frankly, status stays act over the voltage. the active seasonal rate is still there through shanghai, just touching south korea. otherwise there's over the over multiple prompts on reaching the made orleans of japan festival. this, it should be quieter, and to be honest, it is quite a yes, you might see some heavy right in southern vietnam seasonally correct or southern time, but most of malaysia and indonesia still look fairly dry. and the bones who manes a sort of receding of some big shells, possibly in the final piece with the maybe even bangladesh. and then in the surf. you'll notice, but for most of the noise, mr. pakistan destroy the entities as fund phase formal women and performing stones, the tool by crowds included when i, when
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a meet the rebel blankets routine life and lead to say, say, drink one out you 0 the the, [000:00:00;00] the ocean 0 reminder of our headlines. polls opened in singapore where of close to 3000000 people are expected to vote for
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a new president's. 3 candidates are in the running to replace incumbent lima y'all called presidential role is mainly ceremonial is supposed to be non political, but this selection is the 1st to be contested in more than a decade. the african union has suspended gabon from all activities following wednesdays. the opposition alliance and gabon says that the country should be grateful to the military leaders who to power and are calling on them to finish counting the votes from wednesdays, presidential election the head of the roman catholic church, po francis has just arrived in the predominantly put his nation and mongolia, the vatican says that the visit will draw attention to people in the peripheries of society, and hopes that it will help improve relations with china as well. to former leaders of the us fluoride group known as the pro boys had been sentenced to prison for their involvement in the us capital riot, jo biggs received his 17 year sentence, and zachary ro, 15 years both were accused of being instigators and the storming of congress. 2
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years ago, they faced several charges including suspicious conspiracy. heavy show castro reports from washington, dc. the 17 and 15 year prison sentences for the proud boys. the leaders are 2 of the harshest stemming from the january 6th riots. prosecutors had argued that joseph biggs and zachary rail lead a mob of trump supporters that violently reached the u. s. capital, in january of 2021. to stop congress from certifying jo biden's electoral went over . trump, prosecutor said that the pro bois group tried to intimidate and terrify the public into accepting their political views. quote, no different than bombing a building. and government lawyers asked for harsher sentences that would reflect a so called terrorism enhancement. the judge said that the probably, the leaders helped break the american tradition of a peaceful transition of power, and that the sentences are meant to deter others from trying the same. that was
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a spite, biggs, tearfully telling the course that he was sorry for his actions on january 6th, claiming that he wasn't a riot leader, had been quote, seduced by the rhetoric that the election had been stolen from trump. now rail also broke down saying that he was done peddling the lives of other people who don't care about him, still more sentencing and probably defend his art to come with proud boys, former president and ricky tauriel do in court next week. and of course, donald trump also faces prosecution for his efforts to stay in power. now the defense attorney for the proud boy's question in court. why it was that the former president wasn't also charged with the dishes conspiracy liked his clients? no public evidence has suggested from the rest of the actions of his extreme, his supporters on january 6th. so he did use twitter to praise and think them as a violent unfolded force. donald trump and all of this, he stood on the ellipse, basically told people 74000000 of his followers,
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the election stolen go to go to the capital f. i like how it, you won't have a country anymore. some people listened to him. were they supposed to know that he was full of hot air and was a full hot air? i look forward to his trials, i look forward to seeing him testify. sunday, trump has been charged with the federal crimes of conspiracy to defraud the us government and voters. he's also been charged with racketeering. in a related state case in georgia, he has pleaded not guilty in both cases. how does your castro alj a 0 washington clean up is under way in parts of the southeastern us that we're headed by hurricane and dalia. it has now we can to a tropical storm. early estimates of the damage in florida in georgia, or between $12.00 and $20000000000.00, our slowly being restored to the hundreds of thousands who suffered outages. at least 3 people died in storm related incidents and in the us and 2 were killed in
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cuba. nbc correspondent, wendy woolfolk has the latest from charleston, south carolina. 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 coasting 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. the un peacekeeping force in southern lebanon will stay in the country for an extra year. the security council has renewed una feels, mandates, but the negotiations were tough and the deal may not satisfy everyone. gabriel
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elizondo reports from the un with a resolution mandating un peacekeeping operations in southern lebanon set to expire on thursday night, a last minute compromise at the security council to stave off a crisis and possibly maintain a fragile piece. but they were tough negotiations on the annual renewal of nations, interim force, and 11 on the mission known as unit field. at issue, freedom of movement, language added to the resolution last year has allowed you to feel soldiers to carry out unannounced patrols along the lebanese is really border freely. and without the authorization from 11, he's military the lebanese government and has blah, which wields great political power in the country, wanted language permitting unannounced unit fil patrols to be removed from the resolution. and lobbied hard for it is a how about
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a man he then this is called sovereignty. if levon on tried would be at most effort to introduce any amendments or changes to the resolution. it was prompted by keen understanding of maintaining lebanese sovereignty and the sovereignty of the lebanese government and the council. was it an impass but struck a deal on thursday just hours before the resolution was set to expire, which would have thrown the entire peacekeeping mission into turmoil. the new resolution that was agreed upon states the unit, phil should coordinate their patrols with the lebanese military. but also reaffirms unit feels independence and freedom of movement to conduct patrols unannounced when and where they deem necessary. colleagues, we believe the resolution adopted today, and the broad support for it reaffirms unit feel strong mandate and it's freedom of movement. and so we strongly endorsed it, it's how uncertain,
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how has the secretary general has been as rela, will view the compromise deal. he signaled recently they wouldn't accept any compromise, so meeting is adjourned for a deal they tried to satisfy. everyone might look good from the confines of the council chambers in new york, but how it plays out in reality, on the border between 11 on an israel, is still an open question. gabriel is on to i would just need a united nations of mexico's main opposition, policies of name their candidates for next year's presidential election. just months ago, it seemed inevitable that the governing party morrenda would win another term in power. but a candidate has appeared. who could be a strong challenger on the homeland reports from mexico city? she's been a show in the um, for more than mexican to position a politician who seemed to come from nowhere to
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secure the candidacy of the coalition of policies for the countries presidential elections. and associates. so to, to go to the plain speaking, paul impinging a sent it to we started off as a street vendor and now runs to tech companies. bucks to work with traditional with to sure scope the popular touch. and that's exactly what many say a j did corruption solely to position needed. certainly the movie and your serve and doesn't come from privilege. she comes from setting jellies and she knows what it means to struggle to get ahead in the city. your servant knows more than the candidates for the gulf, a new fault, you bought this country. it's got it's poverty. it's neglected by drilling conflict, documents go visit attorney and send it to for the pun. conservative policy, which is also go on conservative views on things like gave rights bushing and the environment, and a sense of humor to, to are in the dinosaurs suit in the mex consent and protesting against some
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election reform. she said was outdated. well, that's made her a threat to the countries left. this president, he's attacked to repeatedly this morning, press conferences. it's even putting information about how the company's contracts on the big screen from was the last can the that's as a she's the candidate of the conservative potentate. the cut up those who lived in mexico the most affordable which was of the co run the going through in the next election, which is happening next to the end of the mexican president, sony. so one to the successive con. whoever wins the more in a policy primary this thursday, that's the test after model prices, which so i've chosen for the opposition without even a final fun vote. galvis now needs to take on the strength and organization of miranda holds the majority in congress. the senate and most of the governors, ships of mexico states were in it has at least 2 high profile,
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competing kinds of it's waiting for that show the presidency that before it seemed, the governing policy was destined to it. now at least there's a credible challenger. john holman, out 0 mexico city. animal protection charities have condemned to iceland after its decision to resume wailing starting friday. the government confirmed it will not be extending a temporary ban. however, they administer for food and agriculture has said that she hopes to end the practice by next year. meanwhile, there will be strict are conditions and monitoring iceland to along with japan and norway or the 3 countries that allow commercial wailing. the top stories analysis 0 voters and singapore picking your next president's 3 candidates are in the running to replace incumbent lima called the role is mainly ceremonial and supposed to be non political. but this election is the 1st to be
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contested in more than a decade. the african union has suspended gabon from all activities following wednesdays. cool. the opposition alliance and gabon says that the country should be

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