here from season 6 of hindsight is out. now subscribe. wherever you listen to pop, cast the colleges when the rescue is twice over, each mountain village is in the wrong tracks and it's probably the as craig for them. 2000 people have been killed. the other i'm just going to retain this says algebra life. and uh huh. with special coverage of america, i'm drilling a hole in the center of old amount of cash with hundreds of people who've spent the

night in the open asked hearing off the shops in some cases just meters from the rubble strewn homes. also ahead of the g. 20 summit rocks up with a joint declaration and mentions the will in ukraine, but avoid condemning russia. animal leaves heads for a run off between the top. 2 candidates, often no clear when it imagines in the presidential election the while we begin in morocco, we imagines the cruise on racing to find as quite survive is the most destructive grateful world. and 60 is on friday, killed at least 2000 people, towns and villages in the west of areas has been wiped out. as you can see, the rocking ministry has been mobilized but rugged terrain that is making it difficult to reach these remote communities. a lot of different ghosts gums and toys you for a 2nd, and all of us living in the village here have lost our homes. and as you can see,

all the people here today have lost somebody. somebody has died in every family. we are living in a crisis situation. we asked that king mohammed the 6 intervenes and sends us some help because we are living through a traumatizing situation. the people don't have electricity, they have nothing to eat or drink, no bread, nothing you hold. okay, at the center of that magnitude, 6.8, quake was in the atlas mountains. entire communities that had been reduced to rubble has also been widespread damage to an historic city of narrow cash, some 70 kilometers away. that's what i'll correspond to. john hall joins us to from now during another nice out there in the open for the people around you. yes, we were here last night. do this particular square inside the medina, the old city of motor cash. it was absolutely full of people spending the night have doors. in some cases they've been told by the police not to return to their

homes for fear of the structural integrity of some of those buildings. many those simply terrified at the possibility of off the shops and choosing to remain outdoors which they may well do again in the evening, is to come and lots of moved on in the morning life. but still plenty of people here taking shelter in the openings of shops where they're making do with pretty me good provisions. what they've managed to take from their homes. they are being supplied by volunteers. a lot of them quite angry, complaining. they don't be given any formal assistance by the government. and as i say, a lot of packed up some perhaps to return to their homes. if they go home to return to some, simply conte, i'll show you why. because will take you now behind the scenes. if you like into one of a warren, of alleyways that exist in and around this medina area, these are alley ways where people live in 12, sometimes 3 story homes. now, many,

many of them reduced simply to rumble the construction of these very old buildings . no match for friday nights, earthquake, and this is what the authorities here, the matter cache and the families is being left homeless without have to contend with the community challenges that for the community in our attachment, which is a huge concern. so the remote mountain communities are closer to the epicenter. do we know how the rescue and in a depression is going well, i think that really is the point amount of cash, 70 kilometers from the present. a. it's a built up of an area, much of its infrastructure. despite this remains unscathed up in the mountain area, a very different story. indeed across a pretty wide area, 6 provinces affected in the house region. in the high atlas interior ministry teams, ministry teams have been doing what they can to reach very hard to reach and the

best of times rural communities much harder now because of rock falls, blocking difficult mountain roads. some places have not received any help. the tool we do to replace like as me, is me, is a time cold. tyrone down to that hasn't yet reached any formal health beauty rules going on. the people digging with their hands through level to try and reach, survive as basic supplies running out. turn the whole the for us with the latest from the ground. and we're also after that. great, thank you very much turn a holiday algerian government. meanwhile, as opening its space to allow the delivery of humanitarian medical aid, the 2 north african countries broke ties and suspended flights 2 years ago. ivan rocker's territorial claims to the dispute with region of western sahara. what are the aspect to it also has autism or a consent as well? so a former minister he spoke about that difficulty we've been hearing about of reaching those remote communities to all the hardest hit by this quake. it's very, very uh,

high kind of mountains and some of the villages are really isolated and then the road between america instead of dentures, was tenuous road. and when did is any time i mean like when did he have it rains or have his nose and when did his all so like out a quick like what happened then the road goes also has blocks because that all kinds of trucks that block the road so you need to do that kind of cleaning the road and that happened like early morning on saturdays for the ambulances to go in . didn't get to provide an injury then also for the teams that mean to come and then start the really, really heroic rescue operation and the going and then to have a sense of the 4 big to show you how to go into some serious roads like over tens and tens of kilometers. i've got to go in form of cash instead of den. and the villages got sort of on the rights and on the left over like read yourself about 40 kilometers this way and 40 kilometers this way. and those villages you need to go

to a roadside, sometimes the roads have not favorites. so you have to bring in the army in order to get to the population in villages. and then you start at the rescue mission at the same time that you've got to evacuating the, the injury, then some of the insured would be backwards. and just to make sure it's hospitalized that has been built by the army, and some of them will give it to a taken by helicopters. if you cannot use them balance is because of because of the cases that they have there. and then you need to provide them with the water and you need to provide them with the fluid. some of the communities are really, really far away. and then they have been reached on the yesterday afternoon. some of them probably like during the night and but bit out of like on the low level, some that has, that is being done by the local authorities within those kinds of villages and volunteers. but also we do, when would you consider the projection? it's a very heroic efforts that the, the, the, the rescue teams from the army from the, with the, the civil protection from dish on down the, they,

and from me like out of doing and then it's a very multi kind of problem with the kind of operation because you need to rescue people who are under the rubble, you need to get the injured you need to also get that dose but that's it's, it's a. busy very complex kind of operation in a very height to rain. some of it's really not accessible. 80 in villages, like 80 percent of them were built the tradition of the way you can see that the villages has have been, have been wiped out. but you can see that the mother buildings, for example, a mouse or a house that has been built in mother and ways has not been that has not been destroyed. so, but the villages doesn't have, which have been wiped out. so the lot of that lot of insurance on the spokesman that for the un secretary general, it says that health is on the way tomorrow. okay. the secretary joe is extremely sad to learn of the news. he spoke to the ambassador in morocco, immediately transmitting his condolences to the king of 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, a team which will be arriving shortly. and we're 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 and this terrible, terrible tragedy. all stuff under general commanders comments at the g 20 summit that's currently wrapping up in the valley. we just issued a joint declaration that mentions the war and ukraine, but didn't directly name russia nor condemn its involvement. also announced an economic kartel connecting india wisdom, at least and with europe, algebra, medicaid, it says james bay is, has this update for us from you daddy. it would need that if somebody is coming to an end coming to the end of the last session, some of already left joe biden known as white to vietnam. right now, he's already on air force one from here. what was the chief in this session?

well, certainly they got the african union and have a seat of the g 20 that's probably going to be the most historic outcome of this meeting. and that probably provide some balance to g 20, which is the most powerful countries in the us. now africa and some of the poor countries on us have a seat at the table. they also managed to get a final declaration. it wasn't blocked by russia. and that's because they go around saying much on the war and you came by just recording last is communicate of the g 20 that took place in bali. i have to say though, that some, some, a very critical of, of what they've actually done with regard to any quality and poverty around the world. aux families. nation agency says it was uninspiring and underwhelming, criticism to of what they've done on the climate crisis. the g 20 all the big admit to images. one of those countries attending this d 20 but not actually a mendoza is the netherlands. i put it to the 1st deputy prime minister finance

minister of benevolence. simply called the g 20 really haven't done enough. this is obviously sensitive, there's a different view by different countries, but i know it's a european union level. the conversation will happen to that. we need to be in the next year and 2014. it's not going to be easy, but it needs to be discussed and ultimately, what needs to commit. this is the reality, and it's also fair to see and have an expectation of the big events or is that they do more. that was particularly also over. you see the discussion at the climate, somebody and i robust so it is a cumulative process. she talks about not roby. that was the african climate crisis . we've got the un general assembly climate will be a key issue coming up in new york next week. not just the g 20, but all the countries, the world, all $193.00 nations of the united nations representatives and then at the end of the in november. so next to those climate co conferences that this time is taking place in the united arab emirates in device slots. the g 20 wraps up of russia has

launched drone attacks on the ukrainian capital, explosions, whitehead and tiers and surrounding regions there on sunday morning, ukraine says defenses destroyed 25 hours of fish and to attack drones. and russia says it's well that ukrainian attack over the brands border region, same as robbie has moved from the ukraine in capital. the morning after what was a relatively violent tonight in the capital t, the military confirmed was that at least $33.00 iranian made comma closet, drones were launched from the north of the country towards the capital key air defenses. protecting the cities say that they were able to neutralize at least $26.00 of those drones, but falling debris and some of them that made it through still caused a relative amount of damage in this central parts of the city, home to businesses, residential areas, embassies, markets, these are primarily civilian space is the mayor of the city confirming that are an

apartment block was set on fire as well as a fire in a public park images emerge, the fire rescue dealing with those flames, extinguishing them dealing with damaged vehicles and stalling debris. these are primarily civilian spaces. ukrainian say this ongoing aerial campaign is an example of a campaign of fear that continues to be waged over the skies of the city and a broadly of the country. it's certainly not the most intense aerial campaign we've seen, but it comes on the keels of the g 20 summit. and what we saw there was ukraine's allies say that it was a success that there was a final communicate that it was issued at all that ukraine criticizes that communicate as having soft language as not going far enough in terms of its criticism of russia, its invasion of ukraine and ukraine says that it did not go far enough to condemn russia's actions in this country zane bus route of the ultra 0 chief. so i'm still

ahead here on on. so is there a wave of violence and the largest palestinian refugee camp and 11 on we'll be live from and now how and winning have 1st grandson, tennis title, american, teenager culture, golf list the us open, tracy, the of the as you repeat in september, he 12 is becoming financing slightly. broder is moving for the noise and for the reese, this whole area devoid of client entities the day with high pressure is given pretty high temperatures. reco breaking temperatures, for example, in passing over the airport. so the 5 degrees records was set in france, in germany, in denmark, and up in scandinavia. and that whole area was pretty broad, extends back into london. this will be, i think,

the 7 standard rove temperature is above 30 degrees. i remind you to september, go see the doctor forever. the age there are changes are for these are thunderstorms, moving through wearables, ignorant, already gone through ireland, and the course stretching them towards new away. and there's a residual number cheryl's in portugal, paragraph in spite of it to be honest. it's broad scale sunshine from sunday into monday. now the shows will funds don't do edgy into knolls. and fonts may be and belgium during monday, but where they tell us they don't really even reach the northwest of ass good bulk of the happy one. so to send this to is up in the mountains if you have a scientist. marrakech represents the typical fine looking weather for the next few days. the big range of the size in tropical africa would extend the right into this . i have another big from intermedia, the last one going off sure. the to develop the drug speak. humans, scientists conduct the test on animals monkey so in high demand for the global

shortage has led to assuming black markets. one. 0, one east travels to cambodia, whistle blowers excludes electrical government involvement in smuggling monkeys on . i'll just be around to talk to the or the, [000:00:00;00] the welcome that you're watching out a 0 on this policy. okay, here and uh huh. that's one of the top stories imagines decruz are racing to find

as great survive as in are okay. but it's difficult to reach these hod head from low to mountains. communities, maybe at the center of the quake on friday, at least 2000 people have been count. some of the fed on now being buried and mass graves survive as an amazon, as you see, have been collecting bodies and paying their last while the 2nd and final day of the j 20 summit is wrapping up in the indian capital. new denny lead is issued a joint declaration that mentions the war and ukraine. it didn't directly named russia know, condemn, its involvement, a growing numbers of palestinians, and having 11 onto the largest refuge account of being forced to flee, fighting them between rival factions. 7 on this can take a prime minister has one is that the renewed violence in and out. whole account does not set the palestinian cause and homes 11 these days. 5 people have been killed and thousands injured. syntheses find between public opinion on groups and the there on friday. well and how, what is, and you have

a southern city of c don't. it's the largest palestinian refugee camp in 11 on nearly $55000.00 refugees on there and, and how it's one of 12 counts and 11 on full palestinian refugees, which were established in 1948 of the creation of israel arrival factions have long fought for control independence they population of count on agreement dating back to 1968 prevents fill ebony zone me from going inside the account to restore law and order will not speak to our correspondence and i called at who is yeah. and how do i do that for us? as i know when we spoke last time, we could kid the gunfire. they're nearby, took us through what's driving the tensions of the mind to well, outbreaks of violence are not uncommon. and i know halloway this time around. last months, a senior commander of the movement was assassinated. now the fact that has the most dominant power of sending infection inside the camp that also runs security affairs inside the account,

it is demanding that the killers be brought to justice. it is accusing of a number of armed groups to operate under the umbrella of the muslim use of being responsible for the assassination. now the muslim youth is refusing to hand over the suspects to the lebanese authorities. they're also refusing to vacate military positions that they set up in un run schools. so that is the reason what's, what sparked the latest outbreak of violence. but now for that is accusing the muslim use of trying to take control of the account. this is a decades long struggle for power between these 2 groups and for the who's saying if they want to all out confrontation, so be it. so there's major classes happening in a number of neighborhoods. it's not confined to a neighborhoods. and as you come and as you can imagine, this is a very small comp less than 2 square kilometers and kind of a densely populated to say, no, we understand, but people some, well,

some people have sledges accounts, given these costs as a taking place. do we know how they're doing a while a study stream of palestinian refugees have been leaving the camp since the early hours of the morning? people are tired, they're angry, they're hungry. they say there's not enough food inside the camp. actually, we've seen people return to the camp with bread and potatoes. they're saying that markets are not open, but those who are choosing to stay inside the campus because there's no where to go . people are sleeping in the streets outside in most courtyards. this created a humanitarian crisis and people are poor. they have no money to rent homes. so they are worried that you know, this could, could come, can continue. and if there are, there are children who have been wounded. 5 people have been killed already. we saw ambulances take out the sick because there is no longer health services inside the camp. so a dire humanitarian situation for the 10s of thousands of people who are trapped in

an urban back over there with all the nations for us live from. and what thank you so much and how run off is to be held on the moon. dave's laser this month to decide who the president, president abraham muhammed sullen, failed to secure an outright when in the election there on saturday. preliminary results showed that his main challenges and opposition candidates mohammed wizard leeds with 46 percent. with 2 thirds of the ballots counted present, so that was in 2nd place. how correspond? attorney chang is following developments that far as on the ground from the capital . molly? we've seen a split in the last couple of years from the really m d. p. one of the founders listed in a sheet a splits away. he's found a 3rd party, they've got 6 percent. so it's assumed that he will throw his support behind a 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 enough for me to a president. so if you 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 sol straight thing here in the mall, days ahead of that run off election on the 30th of september. the current president, very much allied, coasted to india. he hit bart, 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 up all over the island as well. i think the question for a lot of voters here though, is whether the most of these are getting get traps between these 2 to enormous regional super fast. it goes huge debts to both and some of those that are coming to in the next couple of years. sort of sad time. now in 5 weeks,

chinese coast guard ships have come close to colliding with philippine vessels in the south trying to see how they were coming supplies from military forces stationed on a disputed island. how correspondent barnaby lo. so what happened on the mission once again, weeks after the chinese coast guard used water cannon against these 2 wooden boats, their back with supplies for philippine the troops. same towards the 2nd tomba show in the south trying to see alger 0 was one of a number of selected media outlets on board. the philippine coast guard vessel escorting the navy chartered supply boats. before setting sail, we were warned. the chinese will almost certainly stand in our way. we always in going 3rd, the universe, when you burse shadowing up, they beat this. true enough. as we got closer to the b or p, sierra madre. the old worship manila deliberately grounded to stake its claim. on the 2nd tom, a show,

the chinese coast guard issued one radio challenge after another. oh you so the, the, the, the warranties were followed when hours long chase, with chinese specialist outnumbering the filipinos and we are being surrounded by chinese vessel. so the chinese school started special has been shadowing us for a while now at one point fairly close at 6 meters to this vessel. according to the philippine coast guard crew on board with us. of moments later, our camera captured this moment when one of the chinese coast guards ships deliberately closed in us, so close be feared it's bell would ram. our bells haul. the supply ships slipped through, but we were boxed, it doesn't mean that they are allowing that to supply vessels in the 1st place. we don't even have to ask for their permission. the 2nd thomas show is about 114

nautical miles. are about 200 kilometers from our port of departure and pulled out one philippines, western most province. what time it seems 70. over nearly the entire south china sea and web aging says, is committed to a peaceful dialogue. the recently concluded audience summoned into card on from philippines, president courtney, and marcus junior said action speak louder than words. we cannot emphasize enough. the actions not words should be the ultimate measure of our commitment to securing peace and stability in the south china sea. marcus joined for and that lies to press for freedom of navigation. a u. s. navy aircraft was hovering above us. philippine and chinese courses were in a stand off. even as pulse are still underway for joint patrols. aren't below algebra in the south, but trying to see how the universal declaration of human rights means so much to some of the people that they guessing it tattooed on their bodies or to be more

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