the, the book about took them out about 12 stories here, this hour more than 2000 people have been killed in morocco in the west country can move in a 100 years. the magnitude of 6 point, a tremor struck lights on friday night. while it may just search and rescue operation is continuing troops and emergency services of scrambled to reach remote mountain villages. but people are still trapped. new. i'll keep in morocco to continue to experience fear and they often mock office like many victims. i've been sleeping on the street south of the government for them against returning to that house. it's forgetting amanda. i'm attacking she's the residents of america should joins us live now. i'm, i'm the good to have you with our so tell us 1st, where you wherever in america, ash when the quick hit, what was your experience?

sure, so i live america shenaria the airport. so not in the old medina, but kind of on the edge of the city. and i was in my house and we thought we heard a noise that we thought was possibly a plane crashing or something because we are so close to the airport. and i realized after it was shaking for a bit too long, that it was probably not a plane. and that maybe it wasn't me who knows. we didn't know what it was. we just started, we just grabbed our son and ran out of the house. and as was saying, the what, you know, we understand that many people still haven't gone home because of the fear of the shocks. uh yeah. um i, my husbands, family is moroccan and um, most of my in laws are actually sleeping outside tonight. still. um. 6 we personally made the choice, but we felt safe coming home to our house and we were here part of last night and

we are here today and tonight. um, but there are a lot of people outside. so yeah, with, with, were seeing some of the pictures as we're talking to you, i don't know if you've been out and about yet, but what sort of damage have you seen across the city and how expensive is it? yeah, so in the newer parts of the city where there's new whereabouts construction, it's not as expensive in the older parts of the city and the medina areas. mila area. it is much more expensive. there's a lot of walls that are down. there's a lot of buildings that have come down um, but they've done a lot of work today to try to clean up and to start cleaning up. um, so there is definitely progress being made, but there's a lot of damage. let me ask you how difficult has it been to get information either from the authorities or even on social media about what's really happening across the city? yeah, to be honest, i think that social media is the only place we've really gotten the information. i think that the authorities are probably very overwhelmed with everything that is

going on. but, but i have been, we don't know as far as communication goes, i have not really seen anything have not seen any one of authority. we, you know, last night there was no my thing really. um, and just today we got, you know, one method. i'm an american citizen. so we got one message from the state department about you know, where to go or what to do if you had an emergency. yeah. and it's west remaining. i do as amount of america. she is a popular tourist destination. i've been looking lot of show now i think it was a few of either your, your tweets or maybe on instagram or some, some posting you made on social media. that there was some tools still taking place in myra, catch despite the quake. i mean, what do you make of that? yeah, i think that that kind of is a bit surreal. part of it, and i understand the need for people to make a living. and that that is a real part of living here. i think just the timing. felt really off and to

be fair, i know a lot of tourists who are just, you know, in a very bad situation. you know, there where they were staying as a mass they, you know, confused. but then to see that juxtaposition with, with the tours. how did you guess it's just really um the real yeah. as far as for the quite so real. so what are your priorities then over the next 24 hours? what happens now? and that's a great question. i mean, thankfully our family is okay. and wherever you live is okay. um, so really right now we're just focused on helping wherever we can, you know, try and do have a social media presence or just trying to get out any information that we do have sharing where resources are and hopefully trying to get a to the people who really need it, especially in the mountain regions where they've really, really been devastated. let me just get a final thoughts from you, amanda. before you got and people are still trying to process all of this mentally . i can see you are as well. i mean, thousands of people have died. yeah. how do you think myra push and it's people

recover from this quite america? well, as well, of course. so i lived here all through cobit and we had a very it was married that here for us during coded for 2 years and we came through and it was hard, but people are really resilient and they rely on each other and they take care of each other, and i have no doubt that the same thing it's going to happen. i just really hope that, you know, the international community can come and help those who are really, really are in need and who are struggling to help us really, you know, rebound from this amendment talking. thank you very much. indeed for sharing your thoughts and your experiences. with us, thank you. thank you. the now the 1st day of the g, 20 summit in new delhi ended with a joint declaration that mentions the conflict in ukraine without directly naming

russia. that was also an announcement of an economic color door to connect india with the middle east and europe. it follows news that the african union has joined the block as a new permanent member. katrina, you reports from the dentist on the 1st day of the g. 20 something you delhi had the host nation to render moody announced the group had finally reached the consensus on a lead. is declaration go track, got about a todd, one of the days of negotiations or the come deep divisions about the one you crate . it goals against the use of force to seize territory. something something that this belief must go has already done. and describing the use of nuclear weapons as in admissible it know to divergent views on the conflict, but included a more unified cool to do more to tackle climate crisis and provide much needed debt relief to emerging economies. many of them have still not recovered, particularly in africa, and even many parts of your issue, many have not recovered from the blow that the band to make inflicted on that

economy. the group agreed to an annual fund 4 trillion dollars to accelerate the transition to renewable energy and 6, truly dollars before 2030 to help developing countries. breach emissions targets earlier, african union chapel as the money which will be welcomed as he took his seat at the g. 20 tables to the 1st time. the edition was welcome to, but a use 55 member states, including south africa, which was previously the only applicant end of the g 20. for us, it was not a sustainable that you couldn't have more than a 1000000000 people exclude. the move was put forward by moody who is eager to project to new delhi as a lead for developing countries. or analysts say it's still lags behind a ging, when it comes to influence on the world stage as a provider or infrastructure as a provider or a as a provider of military assistance in the simply con, matched china's offering. however, the 1st day ended with an initiative design to do just that. the nouns meant by the

us and its allies, to build an economic cordele and they can india to the middle east and europe. this is a big deal. is this the real big deal? the economic court or seen as a plan to rival china is built in road initiative, which connects you just to advocate in your chinese presidency didn't thing was absent from disuse summit for the 1st time since coming to power, leading some to believe that he's choosing to focus instead on groupings like the brakes would be genes, boyce is most dominant. katrina, you all to 0. you jelly. officials from 15, latin american and caribbean countries of agreed that they failed in the war on drugs. the group says that needs to find new ways to tackle the crisis that has paid the region for decades. they've been meeting at a conference co host and by columbia and mexico, colombian president of gustavo petro, has presented a new drug policy that would stop the prosecution of co can be pharmacy, and focused on drug trafficking networks. out to 0 is alexandra and patsy has moved

from the summit. and kelly as well is that there is consensus, at least among the countries that participates in this conference on the need for change on the fact that the, the worldwide drug policy needs to be more comprehensive and needs to focus more on human rights on attacking the highest level drug traffickers, instead of low level of farmers, for example, as it happens here in columbia and focusing on reducing the demand in the countries that consume most of those drugs. namely the united states or many countries in europe. but that has been a point that was addressed in particular by the president of columbia. gustavo pits are saying that the countries like the united states need to understand or, or look more at themselves and that the issues of public health, that the,

or the underlying causes of why so many of their citizens and that addicted. that and, and, and suffer by this, this court of drug, they say the country, so you're upset that for too long. now, the focus has been only a law enforcement to $11.00, and despite 3 trillions us dollar spends half a 1000000 that's here in columbia in the past few decades, trying to and drug trafficking their results is that the, for example of coke up production is as high as have or what essentially these countries are agreeing on is demanding the words to look at this from a different perspective. and that the, the policies that have been put in place so far have failed. and instead there's can be a new approach and they're hoping to bring this document that they signs here today with these 10 main points at the 2024. and you and commission on

drugs. and they're also calling at for a larger summit worldwide. summit that the presidential level in 2025 to discuss all these issues with the also the, the, the developed countries is about to send in teenage has been killed by is riley forces in the occupied westbank happened during his rainy rate in the lubricant. you come north of hebron, the palestinian web presence as the 16 year old were shocked in the bank. during confrontations with his writing forces still to be as ready troops and settlers of kill. 232. living homes can take a prime minister, has told the palestinian president that fighting between the bible functions of the age now have a webcam. dozens of the palestinian corps now jude mccarthy says the escalation of bonds between public opinion on groups about the i'm the most them use is

a grave risk to 11 on the 2 sides had agreed to cease 5, but fighting erupted again on south in the morning for people to i'll just say it was a no hold, it has more of an outside the i'm a headway refugee efforts to end the fighting have so far failed ceasefire. agreements have broken down time and time again. the fast movement of protestant in precedence must move a bass is apt 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 police to be responsible for assassination. 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, comp,

it's one of the, if the, if it is the largest, probably assuming refugee camp and 11 on. and so this is, this is really a struggle for power last months in the previous balance of violence, of, you know, people were worried that to it was, it would just be a question of, well, 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 no street to street. 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 elders, either on the outskirts of item haddaway degrees now with flood waters beginning to recede, rescue efforts continuing while far to start to assess the loss of damage to property 11 people are confronted. i'll just bear with john syrup, police reports from central police. these school notebooks would have flown off the shelves next week when the greek school year begins there on usable now because they sat on the lower shelves of this stationary shop in the village of all of us, which was flooded down the street. there's a stench of spoiled meat from 2 butcher shops and the local supermarket is throwing everything out a quarter of a $1000000.00 worth of damage in this business alone. the police have come from all over the country, feeling an outbreak of lawlessness, but angry residents said that's not the kind of state that they were looking for. they put in the front end because we've kept it as 3. use

a go card. so was flooded and now it happened in the surrounding villages. no slug, prevention had been done yet. millions had been spent. but on nothing substantial. living with climate change now things are going to get worse. people need to be able to live, look and invest in their locality. otherwise they should tell us the areas uninhabitable. and we should leave. the government admitted it took 3 years merely to assign an updated national flood risk assessment that will take 2 more years to carry out opposition mt says it has dragged its feet, found that the documents to the settings. we publish the false maps in 2018 west to sally, and especially velocity painted red, red meant danger. instead of dictating a plan to try and at least limit danger from flooding, the government ignore this. this huge delay is an admission of incompetence and say yes. there is anger against the authority here when the head of the regional

government visited by them us. this is what happened. the people here not only ruined they have taken on much of the rescue, they feel abandoned and the bracing themselves for the death count even of eclipse . day. i've never cried, but yes, today i cried. we saw people floating inside the homes through the windows. we didn't count how many, but we couldn't do anything for them. i believe we're going to have a high death toll when the walks at f o trucks will see the number of bodies yesterday in casinos, we sold the clothes marks on windows for people to try to get out of the homes. the government says that the fire service has rescued nearly $3000.00 people and it will start paying emergency compensation of $5000.00 to $8.00 and a half $1000.00 on monday. but it has kept silent on the number of miss seeing and drowned, and some people here don't believe that the full desk tool will ever be made public . in the meantime, local volunteers are still doing everything they can to keep that death toll from

rising further jumpstart, awful us elders are in the village of spell of us in central greece to the movies. now where preliminary results show opposition candidate mohammed vid suit is leading the presidential election. with 2 thirds of the ballots counted which it was projected to receive 46 percent of the votes, meaning the country will go again to the polls. so run of later this month, tony change report somali on how the day progressed. early voters heading into a polling station in money schools across this island city, turned over to the election commission for the day the, the new nearly 50 percent of voters had already registered the pay and many said they would please. the process was going smooth. yeah. what i'm very satisfied with have voting went. it is very organized going well. it was done well. yes, i feel good. we waited for so long. but this moment,

also what seem the process carefully is the european union. it has a full team member team of election monitors in place a little bit with eager distress the knowledge presence. necessarily mean they were expecting problems. the number of shows a commitment. we have been reinforced so totally to say the core team that i do that so they can be paid off many 7 of frontier. so sort of the engineering and other countries. joining us about the number that is the reflection of our commitment is not about if there is any particular department. the logistics of managing election over nearly $200.00 islands in the indian ocean presents considerable challenges, but few reports of complications or irregularities. although a rather disappointing turn out of just 75 percent, it does not sell the poles close the account status of each pulling station, collating its own tickets. hold onto the books when i have monitors policy members, an interested members of the public, with account no underway,

the bulk of the boat seemed to be going to prison slowly and his main rival, dr. moiz, the other 6 punches, picking up enough boats. 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 as main opposition parties quoting from mass demonstrations that demanding the government's resignation. a new general elections under a can take our administration tons of your challenges that are around the, in the capital dot com is adding 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, i've done this pricing and protests across the country since the beginning of this year or but the decades, the opposition claims more than half a $1000000.00 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 cafe to administration, a more into freedom back on some money to ourselves under these hot economic times and to live in peace. the like, there is no democracy in bunch edition now. and we faced g like detention if we speak out against the government. i was arrested for speaking and just got released a week ago. we don't want an election under she cut team is government. security is type like drug, 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's 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 does rarely because a comic situation is quite died over in bangladesh. you'd a high end place and an improving cost of living. many of the people in low wages are pricing difficult challenges. now the opposition parties are saying the only way to restart stability and democracy is to have the general election. under caretaker administration, the government fully rejects that demand from the charge. they all just it all knock off veterans, that african politician and zulu prince mancha. so to but you lazy has died at the age of $95.00. he found it being costs of freedom bought in 1975, which was embroiled and bloody territorial battles with a non winning amc and clubs with him town during the 1918 that he was

a devices to guy, he played an integral role in the unzip outside movement and they to join nelson mandela's national games. the government in 1994 died early on. some of the following along states and hospital. a protest has been held in london to on, on a black man who was shot dead by a police officer a year ago. the vin prompted allegations of racial discrimination by the metropolitan police force. chris compos loved ones continued to demand that the officer be charged. i'll just say it was me bach. i met members of his family 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. chris cabot was driving in a vehicle that wasn't his own. he was unarmed at the time when he was trial, but to unlock police cars experienced his vehicles to a stop. and something crazy happens moment soft a. that vehicle stopped to show a point blank range through the windscreen and died shortly afterwards in hospital

. chris compa was weeks away from becoming a father when 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 is being wasted. they affected us as a family and it fit to the why the communities, how we already police and how we already traumatized. so it's been hard for us to 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 the system is full and who it's not for. chris was so in the head execution side because he was blocked. you tell me anyone else thing in my car car 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 has family like this happened because there is a wide context for all of this because since 1990. well then, 1800 people have died in police custody or shortly off so many of the young, black man and 91 serving police officer is ever being charged in relation to these steps. chris comp is finally say that these figures simply don't add up. the bulk around to 0, london. now i select a group of people in the u. k. you would have one letter of the universal declaration of human rights tattooed on them as part of an international on project . it's meant to celebrate the landmark document on spotlight regions where human rights is a concern. some of the i get reports from manchester. it is a living breathing artistic project. with a canvas is the body, the paint inc, don't skin each person. the different story to tell with

a goal to bring people from all over the world together, made a permanent tribute to the 1948 universal declaration of human rights on themselves for i've never had a talk to you before and i never saw, i get one and when i read about this project, i just saw it was so powerful, unemployed, and on the facts that it connects. so many of us around the world, i was just like, that's the one reason why i get one. this project is inspired by the declaration itself, in 6773 lessons. human beings on 3, on recall indignity and right. but it's not just about the lectures, it's about the people themselves, that stories and the lines. yet, it's a scratch. yeah. so early it is about how commitment to helping young people and empowering them to know about the human rights working for them with young people is kind of a specific passion of mine as the structure and we need to support them.

so the idea that i'm kind of imprinting, that message on myself feel, is really important and helpful. it is the biggest project of its kind for the past 11 years artist and found the sound of a bustle has towards $77.00 countries to raise awareness of the declaration and to meetings. we connect those taken pods. it is partially self funded, sometimes growing so donations by a pay as much as you want the system go back to the projects so it can take place in pennies, but conk cover the cost. it's also a reminder of the message at the house of the document. we are carrying this declaration together and making it come to life as an artwork. it's not signed by me. it's signed by o, all those thousands of people. so is that, that's the way it's community artwork is on the done my. all right, so i'm really the architect of the concepts from mexico to

poll. i'm simple way, one by one. like to find that to a testament to the document that insurance. so human rights is being xed out, connecting, reminding, and uniting sonya jago. i'll just sarah. bunch of stuff or. well that's it for me down jordan for now, but don't go away because i'll be back in a moment with much more of the day's news at the top of the ad. but we need to fast with some images out of morocco following devastating unsteadily the

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