read as on rest and high stakes politics. do you know where the shaping team is on alex's era, the parts of the central morocco are reduced to rubble after an earthquake that has killed more than 1000 people. funerals are being held for some of those who died and the strongest squeak to hit morocco in more than a 100 years the time. so venue, it's great to have you with us. this is elza 0 live from the also coming up. the g . 20 welcomes the african union as a new permanent member in an effort to make the continents voice for renewed fighting between palestinian factions of the largest rich refugee camp and 11 on

despite the ceasefire agreements. joining forces to tackle the global narcotics problem. columbia hosts as summit to propose a new approach to the war on drugs, the beginning of morocco, where a major search and rescue operation is under way of to the country strong as quick and more than a century. more than 1000 people have been killed in hundreds more injured officials are reporting significant and widespread damage across several regions. let's look at the moment that the magnitude 6 point, a tremor struck late on friday, sending people running for their lives. and now the drum struck some 70 kilometers south america, cash, the popular tourist city and morocco. but the shocks were felt as far away as the coastal cities of robots, casablanca, and that's the weir. this is the worst disaster morocco has seen in decades hush

him a whole bar begins. our coverage of all is off to the powerful earthquake struck move all go. the skate of widespread devastation is now imagine flats and houses and streets that resemble it was own marble. cash is the closest may just say to the epi cent of the quake. rescue workers who have worked through the night continued to look for people trucked until the level the kettle, for there are several areas still out of weeks and people are desperate. the little please. she visit the we need help, we need helicopters and a and the roads are close and we can't drive. we need help to get people from under the rubble of stuff to the walk in my parents the home or is necessary to get help with that. we cannot continue without water or electricity, so we're looking up the roads that blocked. we only wants to get our parents out of the house, but we could ne commission to the bottom. it began

a little past 11 the local time on friday night. when many more balkans were out, this is the moment when the quake struck sending panic stricken people out on the streets. many of those with jolted from vastly binds of deputies from flats and houses of collapse, buildings lined with ones residential areas of despot stores for loved ones began soon off to limit the video posted online, shows them others trying to reach her children. i know what it's like under the vin number that is rising. you saw but mute, that's open. see johnson, we dispatch a number of security themes and rescue operation to various effected areas. we urge all citizens to stay calm. dancer and ministry will update the public later more, i mean the, the us geological survey says the epi center was in the outlets. mountains, some 70 kilometers south west of america. cash. there are reports of damage. amount

of caches, oldtown, a, u. n. world how it is sites. the quake was also felt as far way of the coastal cities of about casablanca and just so we are. many people spent the night out on the streets was gone and checked, was it? the house rocked aggressively everywhere, skid. and i was shocked. i didn't understand what was happening. i thought it was only my house that was moving because it's fraudulent. oh, i heard people screaming, god was everyone went out of the houses to the street, which was full of people's and women screaming hospitals. the amount of cash treating hundreds of injured people. now many a worried about the risk of off the shocks in the coming days and weeks pushing my bottle and just the euro. caroline holt is the global director of operations for the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies. she explains why time is of the essence and the search for survivors. this is very early stages,

of course, of all the of a search and rescue response. we know that efforts will be complicated, but of course these are the initial i was, this happened the nighttime when of course people were maybe sleeping that beds or thinking about that. and so it was daylight broke this morning. we really are already starting to see the impacts of the quite on the phone right now. and the next 48 to 72 hours will be critical in terms of life saving, search and rescue efforts will be absolutely prior ties in power. lot of calls with making sure that those that did survive all taken care of in terms of the basic needs. so i think you'll see the nice age uh, industry channel. all of them will be able to support that will uh, that will already be arriving. of course, through the rural can go sometimes i'm the, i'm the sort of internal agencies on the ground, but more or more as the need start to unfold. i think we'll see quite and must,

is 8 assets also being required here the, the leaders of the world's richest countries are in india's capital in new delhi for the g 20 summit. they're expected to coordinate policy on fluid security, vulnerable countries, debt problems, and climate action. the leaders have also agreed on a joint declaration, despite differences on the war on ukraine. let's take a closer look at the agreements. the communicate says g. 20 is not the platform to resolve the geopolitical disputes and avoids directly mentioning russia, but it does warn against the use of force, the territorial acquisition on climate. there was no called a phase of fossil fuels in the statements, but leaders urged for a substantial increase in climate investment and the host nations leader and the render moody formerly invited the 55 member african union to join the g 20. it's the 2nd regional block after the or the in union to be admitted to treat or you as

more from the summit is a consensus reached and the leaders declaration was quite a surprise to many given the deep divisions over the war crane. and in the end, the conflict was mentioned in this document, but using quite weak language, it was very clear that they were careful not to offend russia, that it's threatened to block any mention of its invasion of ukraine. instead, that was quite general language warning against the invasion of any territory and using full something by the way, most men to states believe that russia has already done it. also, warranty gets to use any nuclear weapons. now, the key line here was that there would different views within the group and that this was not the platform to resolve security issues. although there was a strong line at the end of the section saying that today's era must not be one of rule. now this declaration went on to include a more collective and unified voice, impacting the issues of debt, restructuring, and climate financing. and the group agreed to

a full trillion dollar fund annually to accelerate the transition to renewable energy and also 6 trillion dollar funds before the 2030 to help poor poor countries reach their emissions targets. know that doing declaration was almost overshadowed later in the day by the announcements of new economic cordele by the us and its allies called a partnership for global infrastructure investment. which is designed to they say, to connect india to the middle east and to eventually europe. now this is going to be a rail and shipping mind that will eventually pass through the you a solid, your ravia, jordan and israel, and it's being held by us and european officials as a game changer. as historically, we say it's going to make trade between india and europe, 40 percent for us, so that it will increase transport resources as well as digital connectivity. now it's clear that this plan is designed to be arrival to china is massive built in road infrastructure initiative that was supposed to announce 2013. and suddenly

a china has had a little quiet voice at this year's summit time. easy to see didn't think, gave this meeting this you miss all together for the 1st time since coming to power in 2012, leading many to believe that he has chosen to basically give up on the g 20 and focus more on grouping, such as the brooks with aging will be given a more dominant force. katrina, you, alda, 0 new jersey, south africa was the only country from the continent that was part of the g. 20 president, serial rema pose as spokesman says, having the a you will, the a you joined will help make the group more representative. now we are moving towards a direction that includes those parts of the world that we exclude. we share a lot of comb on challenges typically with respect to climate change and, and those issues can not be resolved through, you know,

explosive approaches. they have to be as inclusive as they have to include those affect it and those that bad. the most responsibility in guiding the world through this challenges. a caretaker prime minister has told the palestinian president that fighting between rival factions at the i'm a ho way camp doesn't serve the palestinian cause. the natalie because he says the escalation of violence between palestinian armed groups and the muslim uses a grave risk. the 11 on the 2 sides had agreed to cease fire, but fighting erupted again on saturday morning. 3 people killed st. ahold or has more from outside the i know hell wake efforts to end the fighting have so far failed. cease. fire agreements have broken down time and time again. the fast movement of protestant in precedence must move. a bass is at war with

a number of arms groups that call themselves the muslim to use for thought is demanding that the muslim group, the use a hand over 8 suspects believes to be responsible for assassinating one of his senior commanders. they're also demanding that the, the muslim youth vacate the positions that they have set up and you and run schools inside the camp so that the academic school year can begin. so far the most of them use is refusing to do that. but the bottom line is this, these are groups that have been via vying for control and of, i'm of how do we camp? it's one of the if, if it is the largest policy mean refugee camp and 11 on. and so this is, this is really a struggle for power last months in the previous about to violence of, you know, people were worried that to it was, it would just be a question of when not if the classes will renew because you know, the core of this conflict has not been, has not been resolved. tens of thousands of people are now trapped in an urban

battle ground. 5060000 palestinians, living in a densely populated camp where fighting is you know, the street, the street as a, as close quarters. people are worried that some of them are trying to get out, but they haven't been able to make their way out of fighting has spread across the camp. so these people are worried and these people are poor. if they do not work today, they aren't able to put food on the table. so it's a dire situation that humanitarian catastrophe in the making. if no, a solution to this conflict is found center for their algebra 0 on the outskirts of item haddaway. representatives from the 15, latin american and caribbean countries agree that they have failed in their war on drugs. on the final day of the 3 day conference co hosted by columbia and mexico and the colombian city of kelly, the group says that it needs to find new ways to tackle the crisis that is played the region for decades. the cultivation of cocaine is at an all time i and many

countries are seeing an upsurge in drug violence as bringing i always send a ramp at the who's at the summit and cali. sali sandra, there's, there's agreement that the one drugs hasn't work. that's in fact the entire premise of this summit, but once plan b, as well as that's what the different categories are discussing about. uh and right now what we understand is that there isn't agreement on exactly what plan b would be and what regulating drugs would be, what there is an agreement on as the fact that the, the approach needs to change the narrative needs to add to change. because prohibition alone has not managed to stop this uh, this illegal business. i mean, instead that's created very grave consequences in countries like colombia and

nobody here is saying that to it, we need to end going after the big mafias. and we were talking here to some of the international representatives that are here, but many are saying that they are not ready to discuss. for example, legalizing cocaine. other countries like columbia instead are insisting that it's time to start talking about that. and the pointing got the fact that, for example, alcohol was persecuted a 100 years ago in the us. and that only create that powerful mass us or that the, the most successful control of a substance has been tobacco. where focusing on public health and prevention has helped to reduce the numbers in many countries of users. but here's what i don't understand this summit at this stage and understand we're still waiting for the final statement statement seems to be caught somewhere in this great area of. we agree that what we use to do didn't work, but at the same time, we're not ready to have

a serious conversation about legalizing cocaine and doing you know, and doing a total $180.00. so again, where are we in this great area? well we're probably somewhere around 90 degrees, more than a $180.00 and there is again, an agreement that's with it. but not only what has been doing by what they're doing right now. what we're still doing right now is not working right. and the numbers are there half a 1000000 that in latin america due to the war on drugs. 3 trillion us dollars spent by the us alone to try and stop drug production at 2 out of production to countries like columbia federal and, and back. whether it's here we are talking about all time high production of cocaine and this year. so the, i think that what's important now and if you talk, for example, to the president of columbia, mexico, we're here is that we start talking about anything that this can be a 1st step. and that they're hoping that

a roadmap will be designed after this conference at looking towards an international. busy will summit that the presidential level 2 gets the price. it is of the most important countries in the world of the consumer countries starting with the united states to sit down and see how this approach can be changed a sound or rent be any reporting from kelly and columbia. thank you very much. still ahead on elsa 0 or the mall. dave's is set to go to a rental selection. as the main opposition falls short of the 50 percent needed to win the brought to you by visit capital. hello. well, now that the clouds have listed in karachi that's allowed the temperature to come up. so we saw our hot is stay in about a month, month and

a half. and we're still seeing those temperatures rise 35. but with this breeze off, the arabian sea also means we'll be dealing with some high humidity. meantime, herat could set a record for the month of september. if you hit 40 degrees. yeah, that will be good enough for the record. here's an update on the balancing rains in india, pretty much from altura con rate through to month to pradesh. that's where our biggest down points will be. most of the energy has shifted from the north to central areas, as opposed to the west and east that we've seen as of late. okay, as we check in on china right now, still intense rain around the south china sea, but most of it is actually going to be worse, i think, to the west of hong kong. but eventually through the day on sunday, these rains will begin to taper off. now for japan, we had that tropical storm, reclined fall near tokyo. it's still less, some showers behind light is showers, 33 in tokyo, and we've got this freeze of the pacific. so it is likely to be a human 33 degrees had a weather front in beijing move through,

i think of mostly cloudy day on sunday. and then there is also some rain moving across borneo island. so a socket forecasts for coaching as low as i go to you by visit cut. some drugs is devastating war torn somalia and intensifying a hunger crisis that has cleaned the lives of around 40000 people off of the children under 5 years old. but at the heart of this tragedy, eliza tales of the immense facility and send the termination of of people's leading finance. while at the mercy of escalating and unforgiving climate change. people in power somalia, a fight for survival jersey to the the

you're watching else a 0 reminder about top stories this hour. more than a 1000 people have been killed in morocco and the worst earthquake to hit the country in more than a 100 years. the magnitude 6.8 tremor struck late on friday night. leaders of the world's richest countries are in india as capital in new delhi for the g 20 summit . and they have welcomed a new member of the african union. it is the 2nd regional walk out of the european union to be admitted to the group. there's been renewed fighting between rival factions and 11 of the largest palestinian refugee camp despite a ceasefire agreement. evidence caretaker prime minister says that the tensions do nothing to help the palestinian corps more in our top story, the earthquake and morocco we spoke to less than a god who is a moroccan senator and form administer. he says the authorities are responding quickly despite many challenges. is a very, very strong earthquake in

a place that is not known for being uh, active in terms of her, its quakes. its the high up plus mountains. uh so uh, the in very difficult to rein way that is the epi center which is like the pass between modification teladvantage for the teeth that using test passwords that are all of those villages, which i just got again and, and the other than usual, cutting all the others, so we, i mean like i think the moroccan apologies out of just a get monitoring the situation counting. did that seem then my the, the, the, the magnitude of the destruction that is happening around the risk you, when people are getting them to a lot of cash. the be the hospitalization. modification which is the closest town. what's the closest city the good and people there? i think that has been a call to give blood the, even in that in a lot of cash because that a lot of people, a lot of enjoy the night thing to unfortunately 632 out of the at

a given the magnitude we wouldn't see i would like what, what brought me like, how many people like, i mean, i've trapped within that rather than would be rescued whether there would be live or out of that. but it's, it's confined, although it has been felt in places like casablanca and robots and other places. but it's confined within a center, which is so the east of america. so the other house province is the province that it is most, but also when you cross the mountains towards the south west through fine settled, then that's also come use on that either side of the mounts as you fix it to the east of the the what is, is that area that are villages which are affected and towards the west, which the show problems dot effects. it's after the same uh, earthquake in 2004 has put together this kind of makeup land for erupted intervention. whenever there is these kind to say, so teams have been ready for any kind of thing. and this is the moments when did

deployed that. so each province has its own kind of risk to your logistics, to deal with 1st kind of situation. but there is also a national level intervention that is taking place in order to reach those people to rescue efforts are underway for hundreds of people trapped by floods in central greece. entire towns have been swamped and cut off following a storm earlier this week. that's caused rivers to overflow. at least 10 people have died and several others are missing. electricity, gas, telephone and internet lines are down. in the mo, the preliminary results show opposition candidates mohammed my resume leading the presidential election with 2 thirds of the ballots counted, we do is projected to receive 46 percent of the votes. now that's just under the 50 percent mark meeting, the country will go again. to the polls for a run off that will be later this month. tony chang reports from molly on how the day went on. the early vote is heading into

a polling station in molly schools. across this island city turned over to the election permission for the day. but at the office knew nearly 50 percent of voters had already registered the pay and many said they would please. the process was going smoothly. yeah, what i'm very satisfied with the voting went it is very organized going well, it was done well. if it's still good. we waited for so long. but this moment also watching the process carefully is the european union. it has a full team member team of election monitors in place. the eager to stress the knowledge, prisons necessarily mean they were expecting problems. the number of shows we have been reinforced all totally to say the core team that i do see the difference between of many set of transitional sort of the engineering and other countries. joining us about the number is the reflection go public commitment is not about if

there is any particular apartment. the logistics of managing election over nearly $200.00 items in the indian ocean presents considerable challenges, but few reports of complications or irregularities. although a rather disappointing turn out of just 75 percent, does not excel oppose close the account status of each pulling station collating its own tickets? hold onto the books for my monitors, policy members, and interested members of the public. with the account now underway, the bulk of the boat seemed to be going to prison slowly and his main rival, dr. moiz, the other 6 punches are picking up enough foods. so it is unlikely a single window with a much and that in turn will lead to a run off election slightly later this month. tony chang l 20. bangladesh is made opposition, party is calling for mass protests. they are demanding that the government's resignation. and they are demanding for general elections to take place under

a caretaker government time. good. schroeder is at a protest in the capital dhaka advisors getting up for the election in january 2024. the political environment in the country is getting increasingly confrontational and wallet time. the authorization probably is i've been tiring our demonstration and protests across the country. since the beginning of this year, over the decades, the opposition claims more than half a 1000000 opposition party members are facing various kind of charges most are fabricated by the government on it's proud is riding high on the idea that it is done well economically. over the decade and it we're doing well in the coming election. we spoke to some of the people got out there today and not opposed to a name dot com. this is what that to say the, we're here to demand and election under can take administration and we want

a freedom back on some money to ourselves under the support economic times and to live in peace. the like, there is no democracy in bunch edition now. and we faced g electric tension. if we speak out against the government, i was arrested for speaking and just got released a week ago to the election under she cassim as government secured as 5 by 12. the city that main demand is related to all the political prisoners i heard of the general election, including the former prime minister color that the chairperson of the main opposition party who's currently under how is that? it's not just the opposition party members who are taking part in this. riley, people from various walks of life are taking part in this rarely because a comic situation is quite dire over environment that you're to high inflation and improving cost of living. many of the people in low wages are facing difficult challenges. now the opposition parties are say,

the only way to restore stability and democracy is to have the general election under caretaker administration, the government fully rejects that demand from the charge a. i'll just did. a lot of north korea has held a power military parade to markets. founding de came, john own, hosted a high level delegation from china to observe the parade. he has pledged to expand and strength and ties with both badging and moscow. there are reports that can may travel to rush ethic talks with vladimir putin on with and supplies. police in the u. k. say that they've arrested a former soldier who escaped from a london prison earlier this week. danielle holly phase facing terror related charges. he escaped from one's worth prison, one of the country's largest jails, as a protest has been held in london to honor an unarmed black man who was shot dead by a police officer a year ago. the event prompted allegations of racial discrimination by the british

metropolitan police force. chris cabins, loved ones continued to demand that the officer be charged me. barker met members of his family at the demonstration outside london's met police headquarters. it's been a year since the killing of chris, kind of a raise questions of racism within london's metropolitan police cars kind of it was driving a vehicle that wasn't his own. he was on arms at the time when he was trail by 2 on month police costs experienced his vehicle to a stop or something crazy happens moment soft uh that vehicle stopped to show a point blank range through the windscreen and died shortly afterwards in a hospital cruise compa was weeks away from becoming a father while his parents and the rest of the family along with campaign is now demanding. as for the case, crown prosecution service. to bring charges against that particular police officer who was suspended accused of gross misconduct, but still receiving full pay. will the family say is the fall too much time that's

being wasted? and they affected us as a family and it fits to the why, the communities, how we already police, and how we're already told that size. so it's been hard and for us to get any decisions like for whole year, it's just additive trauma. it just added to the trauma and it just shows us what it is. the system is full and who it's look for. chris was so in the head execution style because he was black. you tell me anyone else sitting in my car because that wasn't his i didn't, he was not a suspect of any crime can be. and something needs to be in. so in the head that wouldn't happen to anyone else. so we know as a community his family let this happen because there is a wide context of all of this because since 1991 and 8 seen hundreds of people who have died in police custody or shortly off so many of them young black man and $91.00 serving police officer is ever being charged in relation to these steps.

chris compass finally say that these figures simply don't add up the bulk around to 0. london. the, the headlines on else is 0 this hour more than a 1000 people have been killed in morocco and the worst earthquake to hit the country in more than a 100 years. the magnitude 6.8 tremor struck late on friday night, officials are reporting significant and widespread damage across several regions to the, to the machine and look at the email to their home by the or creek. we cannot get into our houses. my parents are like home who need help, cannot continue without water or electricity. we just went to bed and then we didn't go to bed because of the rain started striking. there was just it. yes, the room started to try to miss no other way with going back with the.