on the out on the the desktop memorial cause that's quite nearly double small. the 2000 people move, train, emergency services, a scrambling to rescue people under the rubble. the same is a them, this is out just here a live from the hall with more special coverage number on co us quite jonah, holding the historic center of honda cash with 24 hours off to friday nights. us

like many hundreds of people afraid of off the shops, spending the night open. meanwhile, hundreds of queuing up outside hospitals started. i logged to those injured into quite black and american. and can i be in countries agree they need to find new ways to tackle the war and trucks. the morocco has declared 3 days of national morning. also the strongest of quite the hit, the country and over a century. the death toll has risen with more than 2000 people, killed hundreds injured jona. how is america with this update or what you are in the course of the evening. we are in mount a cache, i've watched a city as cities so often do return to some sense of relative normality. many big

city squares are full restaurants are full. they're still curious, wondering about that. but of course, other city squares, teller all the different story like this one where many hundreds of people to nights afraid of off the shops afraid of returning to their home. some without homes to return to us spending the night in the open air. many all angry at wondering why they were receiving no help from the government. the other than the hand of the policy is being bringing along every now and then in the last hour or 2 . but not a case of course, is not the epi center of this quite that lies 70 kilometers to the south. west of here, across the high atlas mountains, with rescue efforts are still very much ongoing. the death toll rising and some areas have yet to be reached. is matter for the casualty, toll is rising fast as moroccans begin the hot breaking due to hope varying that

the 6.8 magnitude us quake is the worst to hit the region. you know, over a 100 years the i was asleep when the earthquake struck. i could not ask you because the fall and i was strapped to him. i was saved by my neighbors who peered the rubble with the bare hands. now i'm living with them in the house because mine was completely destroyed. but as some bid, the final good byes, others are in the race against time to reach survivors under the rubble, the international federation of the red cross as the next 48 to 72 hours will be crucial. but it's no easy task, especially in isolated a mountainous communities. such a rescue efforts will be absolutely prioritized in part of that. of course we making sure that those that did survive all taken care of in terms of the basic needs of the government. officials are among the able bodied volunteers involved in search and rescue efforts. the injured and the trapped can only hope that help is

on the way cues of foamed outside blood donation centers throughout morocco, about a horse who we are all brothers the solve difficult times. and this is why we came here. this is the least we can do some last loved ones, some last the homes and thank god for everything. we must all come together to give the victims of had a royal decree has been issued declaring 3 days of national mourning, while many residents have yet to come to terms with the new reality of rubble and despair around them. here in the historic city of myra cache, despite clear evidence that enough quake has taken place must stipulate much of its infrastructure remains on the scale. not so southwest appear in the highest mountains where the epi center of these quite was felt their communities in hard to reach rural areas will likely largely be funding for themselves. it may yet be some

time before the true scope and scale of this disaster. he's not showing a whole l g 0 motor cache. so ha, ha, ha, lives in mountain cache and shared with us for our own personal story. we were sleeping and then we found the hold up parked among plants, shaking. so we are red and i didn't really understand what was happening. and then when we tried to run to reach a street, i heard my neighbors crying, screaming, and this was when i realized what was happening. my baby was sleeping. so when we went outside, he started to like, open his eyes because people were screaming everywhere. so i decided to tell him that there was a big party going on the city, and we had to go all outside together when i've been. so this is really, i really tried to make to joke around what was happening just to protect him and to

not share any fear or negative feelings. and there was an ethics, tony darcy, altogether which we drove to a starkey where we find a lot of people and also on the streets, people camping like streets where, who in the middle of the night, then one of my neighbors invited the us to her to come to re residency, so we went there and we slipped altogether in the garden. i'm on the attack. he is a resident of america. she. she says have family with shocks when the quite hits 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 it 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. my husband's family is moroccan and most of my in laws are actually sleeping outside tonight. still. um 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. but there are a lot of people outside still in the newer parts of the city where there is newer belt construction. it's not as expensive in the older parts of the city. and the medina area is mela, 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 is a lot of damage. some of the venice lives in the city of fans. he recounted the moment the quake struck. so i heard my wife and my sister. so you know, our big uh,

1st week was like, i turn back immediately. uh and kind of it is believe i didn't realize done that. so what was happening then? uh, i looked up, i did turn to here and they sold it to a store in uh, you know, uh, it's a quick base then i realize that we have just gone through uh, their squeak. my 1st uh, reaction data was to are everybody to, uh, to uh, go outside of the house and go and do the whole door to the garden. then i got my phone on because the merchant brothers reading says to check it, checking on them, and also ask them if the shirts or anything they confirmed to me once i hop fits. and they quoted me, a brother who is not about the asking me see if you, if it was a word or something you told me to sort of see fits uh, the temperature or in, you know, about another everybody in his building was also,

there are other homes in the open. uh listen instead of us we were ordering uh, i was stuck in a state of panic and disability because uh, we have never done through this. so in our life hall, rosco is a struggling to arrange for most carriers, which is where americans have been most affected by the quake. yup. mississippi. all but the problem and that was at the point of taking a water bucket when the ground started shaking deal. i had to run, feel safe, didn't you? we give you a wall, cracked on the polar, and everything fell on the ground. when i slips the road with my children, when i heard that my neighbor was kept under the rubble of the council with russian save outlook, shot through what, as the button is, this car was asleep when the earthquake struck. i could not escape because the following up i was strapped to him. i was saved by my neighbors who cleared the rubble with the bare hands. now i'm living with them in the house because mine was completely destroyed. so i left same with him to me, make a few, sorry for

a young child. i saw it today. he was crying because both his aunt and her daughter were trapped under the rubble. we have to be strong to help these people that you can't fail. we have to help each other still lives and had that is american segments that are full of minnesota. he says the sizes 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 plus mountains. uh so uh, the in very different terrain where that is the center, which is like the pass in between the modification to the dentist for the ti, the teasing test boss. what about all of those villages which i just got again and, and uh, and the other, the usual cuts and all the others. so we, i mean, like, i think the american apologies out of just out of get monitoring the situation. accounting. did that seem uh the, 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, the, the hospitalization, modification which is the closest town, what the closest city do you have getting people there? i think that has been a call to give blood even in the, in amount of cash because that a lot of people a lot enjoy the night thing to unfortunately 632 out of bed at a given the magnitude or would it see i would like what, what brought me like, how many people like, i mean, i've trapped within the rebels and wouldn't be rescued whether there would be live or out of that. but it's, it's confined, although it's has been felt in places like casablanca and robots and other places. but it's confined within a center, which is south east of america. so the other house province is the problem is that it is it's most, but also when you cross the mountains towards the southwest through fine settled, then that's also come use on that either side of the mountains,

you fix it to the east of the, the what does is that area that a village is which that affects it 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 the erupted intervention. whenever there is this guy kind of thing. so the 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 rest your logistics to deal with. first kind of situation, but there is also a national intervention that is taking place in order to reach those people. how julia has decided to open its asked space to morocco to allow the delivery of humanitarian and medical aid. the presidential office says it will lift it to you about on slides to its neva, the, to north african countries pro ties in 2021 over morocco's territorial claims to us and so on. so hara somewhere auctions in front of the say they worried about the

family members back home. jim, if how about i have my brothers doing dropbox and cause a blank country? my mother in law and i got their whole lives that have been touched. but fortunately on my side of the family, there was more fear than harm which is valid. you know, have ownership of an hour before the earthquake. i spoke with my mother and everything was fine. then when we heard about the earthquake, we called the family and i go there does need to be called my mother. and she said to me, listen, everyone's left their house is, they've all gone out through the streets. just go to shame out in the fall just spoke to my colleague down and joe natalie from belgium. she's on the phone to a bravo. when the off to truncate casablanca, you were on the phone, talking about random things. and then out of a blue he was like, i think the rooms shaking and, and the gardens like explain what was exactly happening. he hung up. uh, and apparently he really had to flee outside. uh,

i couldn't reach him again. so i called and other friends who eventually told me that an earthquake was going on. so people have to flee on the streets of children were there, it was very chaotic. uh, and then eventually i could talk to my brother again. he was doing fine, but a lot of people elsewhere in monarchist for example, were not so tell us what happened after he left his home. what did he do? he just went on the streets and uh, basically they started to look for open spaces, spaces with a lot, not a lot of build buildings around. so they were asking each other what was happening . people were scrolling on social media to see if any news was reported yet. and then eventually he got the news that the epi sensor was uh, around uh, in the house area, which is in the high up list nonsense. american football style i should have came

is of it is condolences tools. those who lost their loved ones in the us quite the disaster is also forced to postpone meant of the national teams i've called to qualify or against liberia. and i get the, it was due to be flight on site day. it's around a 170 kilometers south west of the, at the center of hockey. me took the social media saying he was devastated by the quite the hit is country cold on fellow citizens to help each other. i said i had on al jazeera, all these heads for a run, all thoughts, the note say, a winner emerges in the presidential vote, the lives the capital monday, the the as a change of type taking place. what was the, a sways of world thought through the central plains after the prairies of middle of

kansas being pushed down to the way it's still hall to the buildings in pallets of texas and big. so the west a not residing for example. and most of the attempts are coming down and the consequences that there's been some pretty vicious storms in the midwest, particularly on the east inside these eastern states of the us have seen some very big sense of recently with flash flooding. to put that in contrast, the pacific coast is that clark court rebecca to city 3 in m a for example, but there's still plenty of shares for this. i have, this is how it can lee, not enough to category 5 anymore, but you'll feel the swell in for the ricoh, for example. or possibly the british version of the ra cheryl is anywhere from hispanic area back towards mexico, down towards panama, beyond, into columbia. that's correct, this time to you, but some of them will still be pretty vicious that most of south america, the pictures allows you to drive on cuz surprisingly warm again, still near reco didn't put the dental. this is in the stage of, i'm a zone us, which of course should be covered in green, lush, for so surprises a quite,

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you're watching out, is there a time to recap the headlines folding, 2000 people have been killed in morocco in the was to us quite to the country more than a 100 years. the magnitude 6.8. so i'm a strong lights on friday nights. major search and rescue operation is continuing. troops and emergency services have scrambled to reach remote mountain villages with people still see it from the mall of america. continue to experience fear in the awesome awesome for quite many victims have been sleeping on the streets onto the golf, but won't them against returning to that house of diplomatic attitude. james phase is that the g 20 summit to new delaware leaders have expressed their condolences to the people far off or we can join him then now. and so james,

the as quite the moral code costing a shadow over the gathering that so yeah, absolutely. many of the leaders have spoken about what has happened in morocco and send that condolences to the people and to the king of morocco at this time. of course there's plenty else going on in the g 20 and we'll talk about that in a moment. but i'm joined by the spokes person for the un secretary general stuff. i'm do you all right now. so if i'm, let's start with morocco. what is the, what, what, what, what are the comments from the secular general on what's happened and what's the you, i'm going to do. first of all, the secretary job was extremely set to learn of to use. he spoke to the ambassador morocco, immediately transmitting his condolences to the king and the people of morocco. we have a large team already had been on the ground during development work. at their request, we sent a disaster assessment team which will be arriving shortly. and we are, of course, on stand by waiting. if the moroccan authorities require international help,

in which case we have people in teams on stand by ready to go, but we will do whatever we can to assist the people of morocco with this terrible, terrible tragedy. let's turn to the g 20 summit here, the secretary, and when i spoke to him just a few days ago, said that that needed to be some big changes in the global financial system. and also particularly on global debt. he was very worried about the poorest countries in the well being in the development crisis. you know, had the final declaration, is you unhappy? well, i mean, the secretary jones, not in the business of giving pass, fail the notes, the 2 documents that come out of different groupings. i think what we've seen is a spirit of compromise. i mean, as you know, there was a lot of chatter that they wouldn't even be a statement. we're very pleased to see in that statement references to the sustainable development goal. ready is the secretary general's a push for a, a special fund to enhance our work on the sustainable development of goals. but his

message really, to the g 20 is it was to as young as it will be the to 77 and to, to. ready the countries of ne, more action, more ambition on and more political will on, on climate, on, on development, and post a number of challenges that we're facing. the aid agency, oxfam said it was on the, inspiring on underwhelming and skate. so with the big issues of poverty in the quality climate, i mean you can make criticisms, but there are words in that, but there's no concrete action and there's no concrete timeline. so again, you know, where we're not going to do a line by line analysis. i think there was a, it's a testament to the leadership of the g 20. and so it's members that they agreed on, on a tax that has a number of very important points we've had over the last few weeks. the number of different groupings needed different parts of the world. the point is that in the west and about a week or so, they will all be coming to new york. the un, let's remember, is the only grouping where

a 193 members states sit at the same table. and what we want to see during this general assembly is strong ambition and strong action on a the, all of the issues that were that were facing. let me raise the of the huge issue. the 2nd general was raises. what you just touched on, which is climate is like, he's made it clear that he thinks the g 20, i have really the most important role to place a bay all the biggest dimensions. and we're heading towards not just the un general assembly will. so the next call me think that it's taking place in dubai is convinced that these countries are really doing enough here, given that they are the ones that have the key to solving the public. everybody. and especially the ones largest emitters can do more and need to do a lot of stuff on the job spokesperson for the un secretary general. thank you very much for joining us here on out is the g. 20 summit continues. we have a, the lead is arriving a web. they are going to at a memorial to candy at the moment,

and then the coming back here for the final session. the us president joe biden is missing that final session. he'll be flying in about an hour time for his next visit. he's going to vietnam for a visit. vietnam, increasingly unimportant us ally the us trying to get vietnam very much in the us. come with regard to the rivalry between the us and china semi. all right, thanks so much. james, face officials from 15 latin american anti b in countries of a great the files and the war and drugs. the group says it needs to find new ways to tackle the crisis that's playing the region for decades. they've been meeting at the conference co hosted by columbia and mexico, columbia, and president, gustavo petro has presented a new drunk policy that was stopped the prosecution of coca lee farm's in focus on the drug trafficking next looks now and i'm all these preliminary results

show a position kind of the boys are leading in the presidential election. 2 thirds of the balance council boys always projected to receive 46 percent of the votes, meaning the country will go to the polls again for a round of flights of this month. tony chang joins us now from the mold eaves capsule mala. so tony the focus now shifting to the support of smaller policies and independent candidates of the yes, absolutely. who is still 46 percent in the final tally is you just mentioned his main opposed to president, so legal, 39 percent. that was hardly surprising because we've seen a split in the last couple of years from the rule of m. d p. one of the founders listed in a sheet a splits away. he's found the 3rd party, they've got 6 percent. so it's assumed that he will throw his support behind the president. so like if they can find an agreeable arrangement, presume, please,

cabinet positions for his new policy, the democrats, but that alone would be a no to a president. so to get a comfortable one. so he'll be looking for support elsewhere. so it's likely that we're not going to see 2 weeks of pretty intense, hold full straight thing here in the mall. dave's ahead of that run off election on the 13th of september. i'm telling you this is not just a domestic affair. there's a lot at stake in terms of geopolitical rivalry in the region. right? absolutely. this was one of the big themes of this election, who we do really support the china or india heavy bay. the predominant part there in most of the and policies. the current president, very much like coast to india. he had very has an india 1st policy. you can see all sorts of indian sponsor projects going on all across the islands. but his, his opponent, dr. noise of his policy was in power before. very much thank by china and the

evidence of the connections of all over the island as well. i think the question for a lot of votes is here though, is it was a demo of these to get to get traps between these 22 enormous regional super fast it those huge depths to both. and some of those that are coming to in the next couple of years. all right, thanks so much. tony chung, the a selected group of people in the u. k. will have one lesser of the universal declaration of human rights tattooed on them as positive and international all project. it's meant to celebrate the alignment documents and spotlights regions where human rights is a concern. sunday, guided go reports from manchester. it is a living reading, artistic project with the canvas is the body, the paint inc, don't skin each person, the different story to toe 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 thought i'd 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 got one. this project is inspired by the declaration itself, in 6773 lessons. human beings on 3, henri, cool, in dignity and right. but it's not just about alexis, it's about the people themselves, that stories and their lives. yet just a, it's a scratch. yeah. so oddly, 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 future. 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 sons of imbecile has towards $77.00 countries. to raise awareness of a declaration and to meaning, we connect those taken pods. it is partially self funded, sometimes growing so donations of buying a pay as much as you want the system. go back to the projects so it can take place in pennies. but con, cover the cost. it's also a reminder of a message at the house of the document. we are carrying this declaration together and making it come alive as an artwork. it's not signed by me. it's signed by all those thousands of people. so it does that way as community artwork is all of them . my. all right, so i'm really the architect of the concepts from mexico to

poll. i'm simple way, one by one. let's just find that to a testament to the document that enshrines. so human rights is being xed out, connecting, reminding, and uniting sonya jago. i'll just sarah. bunch of stuff. she lays preparing to mock the 50th anniversary of the crew. the rule, general augusta penetrates. a power is ministry dictatorship lost it almost 17 years old, and 3000 people were killed and 28000 torture during his machine far right. protests and the country. remember him differently. they've gathered outside the presidential palace to commemorate this legacy. the we commemorate that 50 is to go back here all husbands, soldiers, sailors, and am, and gave freedom to chile. you cannot give up today. general penal shape always said, i want to united chile veterans,

south african politician and zulu prince. men goes to 2, but they're lazy as died at the age of $95.00. he founded the cause of freedom policy in 1975, which was embroiled and bloody territorial bottles with a now ruling a and c in one suit. and that's how drawing the 1980s. so he was a divisive figure. he played an integral role in the n c a part time movement. the, let's take you through some of the headlines now. more than 2000 people have been killed in morocco and the worst us quite to hit the country more than a 100 years. a major search and rescue operation is continuing troops and emergency services have scrambled to reach remote mountain villages where people are still fed track. meanwhile, people in morocco a fearful of off the shocks in the.