for the 2023 ations to get a really good patient matters at the center of pool. there is no channel that covers world news like we do, we revisit places the state houses are really invested in that. and that's a privilege. as a journalist, the on the hello, welcome to the news. i'm so raman life and the whole coming up in the next 60 minutes, a race, the gangs time divine survivors in the remote areas of literal kind of 2 days after the fight. i'm how soon a bottle of 8 left in the cold, one of the hardest tech areas in the province of lot of cash flow rescue is still

hoping to pull the bibles from the rubble. you know, if it needs to try in a town called a market incidents, capital is killed that he's 46 people in the single worst strikes is fighting the gun in april with a rifle protest and violent in chile ahead of the 50th anniversary of acute was installed augusta to shake a rough ballpark with sport as south applicant make a winning stops the rug be well come to start. some kind of golf charge the 1st major tetra cycle becoming the 1st american teenager to in the us. i said since the read the williams in 1999, the welcome to the news on emergency cruise in there. okay. all right. thing to find a place to live is. it's nearly 48 hours now since the country was hit by it's was

natural disaster in 100 years. now move in 2100 people, a consent that survive as it relates. village is all struggling, texas food, water, and shelter with roads destroyed. best use of finding it challenging to reach the hard hit mountainous areas, a large number of americans as well as torres of flocking to blood donation centers to help the thousands of injured victims were okay. as for me, requested international assistance, a special unit from space military has arrived to help with recovery assets and council, as an aid and search teams. let's go say that to member cash with nicholas hall is funding by for us. nick, you giving us a really great overview through the day about how people are coping the, the, the, the disaster that some fold it in the city that is behind you. and obviously another night underneath the stalls. as we can see for many who have no hope. yeah, yep,

that's correct. another night where people were going to are going to spend the night on this, on this place, you can see people are lining up their, their belongings. and we just saw early on people volunteers that will come to these people to distribute water and food. and, and i just want you to look at these people and then their faces. there's so much sorrow to what just happened. just 2 days ago. we were in their homes, but it's just as towing. throw away here completely destroyed on inhabitable they say the people that i speak to here that they're not ready to go back in the medina . now there's efforts inside by the authorities to restore the electricity. but frankly, the structures are too fragile for them to return to their homes. and so there is a lot of desperation here. we saw earlier on people, volunteers distributing medicine and pain killers for all these people. some of

them that suffer from elements. and there was here chaos at that stage is really, people are desperate to get some help and help is coming. there's a flight from culture that hasn't just landed. the spanish authorities also have just arrived. we work early on at the airport in casablanca, and they had stopped the flights in tamara cash to allow all these people to come and help the population here. and on our way, we saw humvees in the moroccan civil defense forces heading towards the, at the center of where this earthquake took place. worked 70 kilometers away from it. but i can tell you people who are anxious and they fear that there be another earthquake following what happened a few days ago. so really a sense of uncertainty of what is to come here. so you told said nick, to about sort of the local authorities, certainly having

a presence. the question is, and you talk about this, the age, the helps that they need, the authorities that officially said that they all being very castle about the types of a did they accept from the international community. yet from what your saying of a correspondence, the saying people still leave help on the ground they need will to they need food and they need some sort of shelter. that's right. i mean it's very basic needs that people need here. water, as you mentioned, food blankets to spend the night. look, there's a baby there that will spend the night outside over there, women in a wheelchair, that's 6. the hospitals in mar, cash, or over run, treating the casualties of this earthquake. and so a lot of people are desperate in are waiting for people to help and, and what's, what's amazing to see is the moroccans uniting volunteers coming here to help out.

there's a sense of solidarity that i've, i've noticed from, from a pharmacist just down the road that was distributing drugs pain killers, anything to help these people. and, and so there is also those that are suffering from the trauma of this earthquake. the fear that they have just lost. no, it's just their homes, but entire memories, generations of memories that have just disappeared in 40 seconds. and so there is a lot for these people to cope with cope with, with and they need help, their desperate for help. so of course you, you showed us earlier in the day areas of medina where you was that was still standing, some that were pretty badly damaged. it will droll to that question that you just suggested which was asked to shock some why people are sleeping out in the open. what sort of advice is being given to them by the will forward, sees about staying in the open, keeping away from roles and unstable buildings. what are you hearing about that?

have you actually felt of the aftershocks nick of the not yet so, but certainly there's a fear that this may happen. but you know, when you go down those narrow alley, there's their sense. what if it happened any time? i mean, you can see the buildings and barely standing up there, rumbling, and if there were an aftershock, that would be more devastation. and the reason why they're out here is because there is no surrounding building that could collapse. this is the safest place that they can spend the night, at least for the next 24 hours. and you can see that families are congregating just behind us is actually the palace, but a budget which is which of those 16 in 1016 a 100 years ago. and you can see there's cracks on top of these buildings. but i can tell you something it's, it's quite amazing to see that most of the medina,

this fine here with great have, have not seen any kind of a devastation. and that's a tribute to the architecture to these ancient form of architecture that have kept the medina up. but for a lot of people, they've lost their home. they're still trying to get over that sense of loss. and that's what we're, we're feeling from the people who have been to the city many times before. and you can sense that there's something that has shifted in and so on to see all these tourist 5 come here to visit this city. and these people here desperate for help. hello, nick will leave with us now obviously uh, continue to follow events with you through the day. and they cut course that enviro catch. know the quick damage roads and not slowing down the search and rescue efforts shown. the whole reports now from lower cache. the village of as ne, long as full moon and in ruins. its mud brick, stone,

and wood buildings. no match for fridays as quick. in one of many such communities in the out of the house region close to the epi center in the south west of morocco . barely a structure remains untouched. it is here in the high atlas mountains that the quick has been most devastating and deadly nuts protect most of the documents through the that are a lot of blocked roads. a lot of people can't find that parents and a lot of people are still under the rubble. people are still searching for their relatives. everything went down on the mountains, their homes. you can't really go through now still clearing the roads. as frantic efforts continue in a race against time to find survivors for some is too late in the village of moon. abraham who's saying edna collect basic supplies for his family and what remains of his home. nearby. he recalls neighbors who did not survive. thing in this book in

the domain and there's 2 people buried here in this house. they didn't get the rescue they needed. so they died. i rescued my children and i'm trying to get covers for them and anything to with from the house funerals take place in the ceiling, late summer heat. when necessary mass graves are being prepared in the rescue and released assets. this is a challenging area to reach. wind, the mountain roads are strewn with boulders in some places made impossible by rock falls. most the casualty that we, we experience the in the month in the area. and as you know, the idea is not very acceptable. and people are leaving top in the mountains because of them and uh, automate can on what the gun to do is kill the people but, but it is very difficult to reach out to them in the winter season is about to

start people that have lost their houses, we need honest people to, to be able to get a to another to help this population. i mean criticism on social media that the government should be allowing all foreign help in a formal request for international assistance has finally gone out within 36 hours later experience such and rescue teams initially from spain on their way complaints here to about the lack of a formal government response to help people moving ruffin city square. as in monica often like, sleeping in the open air. the stoicism of those who say that lease was going to will. he's turning to anger, a crowd protesting that the government should be doing more to help them. the central result market, city of mount of cash has been sped, the west of this disaster. but here to the ancient alley, ways of the medina,

homes and shop. so damaged lives and livelihoods of ended and tempers on ej. jonah ho l g 0 america. let's take you to some pictures that we're getting the from the midst minutes, which is around about 55. columbus is just outside of maverick. actually, it does seem that help is arriving, those pop up emergency 10, some bright yellow coal sites, giving hope to those people that have lost the homes and shelter and giving them some help in the heat of the day of the area of the same town chose well, as you see, rescue workers that just wondering this probably how to proceed and the ruins of those buildings. of those people of coals walking past perhaps even live or new people that have that. try to get their belongings if they come. because building, sorry, on stable, being so old. those that are looking for help, of course, managing to get at least the basics of water. so that families and friends so

difficult task as plays while the authorities try to coordinate that a f that's coming in both domestically and internationally. and it's a difficult nighttime show for the people across the us. quite so, wondering whether aftershocks, all of a distinct possibility or not, they're not taking any chances as you can see, and many are still sleeping outside. luckily, if any, think the weather is good, the winter has sent me a few weeks away. well, the whole time, and so those $1070.00 will be a welcome relief today is looking for some sort of shelter that's close. i forgot to ask you about how bra, who has more from pallet than tube the the epi center in the village of uh, lots and uh yeah, cool. one of the harry of the hottest hit by the escalade times, you can see behind the rest, to us racing against time to pull the people trapped under the rubble.

yesterday, there was a happy i'm doing. i'm an oldest mazda of destruction entourage. it really managed to pull outside his mother alive, but unfortunately, his little brother died in this way. you can see relatives here. it's just desperate looking forward to see whether their loved ones would be able to be retrieve alive from this area. why is it significant? it took me about 5 hours to drive from the airport to a lot of kids all the way through this area. and i have to say that it took a security forces engineers, massive amounts of time to be able to clear the roads by the mountains, was this village who was blocked from the moment of the outbreak of the and then they managed to open it, but still go to the very slow drive all the way to this area. why is it significant?

because 900 people in this district. what killed in the quakes and they are looking for more and more people under the rubble i saw 3 but is retrieved from the rubbing about one hour ago. batteries, as you can see that solves degrees. the tiers of the phases of the assignment is here. and the relative for the apologies, i was saying that the that they would continue the flight until the end, not far from here. this is a makeshift hospital where the abi, the jung, dominate, civil defense rescue was house officials of setting up facilities like this. and we've seen many of these along the road all the way to the heart is it area for the struggle is going to be decided here under the rubble that you can see underneath. here you have villages similar to this one. his name is jo cock with

god. and many, many of the other areas they surveyed has been now used by helicopters. the i live most of these rescuers from this area. take them all the way to those villages, particularly using of the api, sense of the great hoping to be able to find people still alive until the level of the world health organization says 300000 people are being affected by the quake not in the required massive international, 8 effort switch out on the way to more okay. i'll correspondence stephanie deca. how's the details on the delivery that's heading to morocco from cancer. we are the ones this kind of a operation look like colorado. just one of many countries that help to morocco in

the all small vehicle hardware, very much of the landscape and morocco era, the very remote there is such a race against time when it comes to fine survivors. this is of course, crucial when it comes to the optimal seminar. other thing being flown in, tons of medical equipment will to search and rescue equipment. a lot of food. so i got uh, 4 plays the slow now just 24 hours. also that 1st quick happened around 50 personnel search and rescue men will be on the ground in last flight in the health to try and find as many survivors stephanie decker. i'll just bear off at our base cuz all i see is the piece of stuff out of the international federation of the red cross and the red crescent societies joins us now live from morocco's capital.

rebecca to mr. riley. good to get you all, all show. we know how busy you are valuable your time is right now. can you just give us an idea of what sort of a rural co needs in the short term and what is being allowed into the country. you've had various conflicting comments made by analysts throughout the day, saying that morocco is restricting all being selective about the type of agent needs. thank you very much for, for having me showing you tonight. and so, you know, he's bored from the that's needed is of course the skill, search and rescue, right. the teams on the ground, both the story and organizations that are working with them, such as ourselves and our member moroccan right crescent society have been on the ground since the 2nd faster than the other states. and that continues. and if your reports have indicated, 13 rescue, the most important still within really 48 hours continue with. and that's really what has to take place 1st and foremost. but at the same time,

we have to support those that need our needs need support with the psycho social support filter to the data that can be provided right now. food, clean water and other health support also transport the hospitals and that is taking place and that's being done by authorities and volunteers, and staff, as of the mocking right crescent than others and evacuation, and also the dignified variables that that will continue in the short turn in the long term when moved to a medium term and long term, and that's why i'm here in river. but right about right now, i mean working with the leadership of the american by crushing and others to really pines for those next next stage of the next steps. what needs to come in? what do we have in the country that we can move to the appropriate places? what do we need to bring in that we don't have that we can source on the local markets or stores from other organizations in the country right now. and of course, that's going to continue with other forms of how stopping and outbreaks in the medium into long term, also more permanent shelter. and we talked about the bring 10 standing providing,

you know, the appropriate tens riding warm. yeah. and he said with them, with the temperatures changing in the mountains as well. we are able to and we're, we're planning and part of what we do in our network is right. pressing the red cross societies, we work in many contexts using the capacity of our membership. we have the acceptance in, in countries to bring and, and we will bring in the supplies and, and the needs that we, that we can get in the let me just let me just jump in that mr. i see, because let's talk about what's happening right now. in terms of how you coordinate your a deficit with the authorities because we have an issue here. remember, okay, i'd be happy send to what you've got the open areas and then you've got the rural areas. those rural areas have been cut off by road blocks. i either by broken or rocks blocking the way we had what correspondent, who, who said a jenny that should have taken maybe mold in about 2 hours as taking any 6 hours to

get to where he is. that's the 55 mile jed. he's 70 mile journey. wherever your priorities right now in terms of way you need to get your obviously, if there's a whole, a whole whole area of the quake. so, but give us an idea of the area that you're having to deal with where our team is on the ground or accessing those areas. if they can right away. we've already planning for the next hours and the next day is to provide support to the areas that were access is being, it's being recovered. and you talked about yes, the road closures and, and, and the, the with, with the work of the authorities to clear the road and remove that level to be able to allow 8 or 8 efforts to actually reach those areas. you know, the rocking repricing is working and about me personally in the 4 provinces right now. some of them are the hardest to reach and let me member cash but also in the engines, amounts in this area. so as, as access is being recovered is access is being granted. they're moving in to

provide all of the assistance i just mentioned that needed. and so it's working with the authorities to, to know when and the end of the provincial authorities to know when access is recovered so that we can move in with the assistance we often talk about the twilight zone of 72 hours and 96 hours. and that's always dependent on the west. you know, if it's good with the emergency or emergency services can actually get to do the work very quickly and get to those locations when the weather is bad. that hadn't put, and people died where all we have the night. we may be 48 hours into this emergency . the 1st and rescue is our most important at this point, and it will be for the next, for the next hour. and the weather in the mountains is a bit, it's a bit cooler, but we have at least the weather on our side when it comes to the ability to conduct the keys, to keep conducting relief operations right now in research and rescue operations,

which are we will save lives right now in the short term. um and so yes, the next 24 hours. the next 48 hours will be key and we have to and that's what we're doing right now. map out what has to happen throughout the spectrum of as the side of this, of this period through to 96 hours. then in the median term, then have a long term have to be clear. what we need is to be clear, what support we can provide with be clear about the resources they need to come into the country and work. we'll continue working in that way. you are used to disasters like this and emergency situations at the beginning of this year. we saw a red just quite kentucky, but historically we seen a quakes in india and boot a to the turn of the millennium impact installed as well in the knowles of the country and what, 2005, and this whole area of the world runs, you might say from north africa, right into asia, raise that asia, you raise your plate. how bad do you assess this particular quake of the situations

that you that you've seen before and that you're dealing with. i mean if i see as the right crescent direct cross and it's myself personally, i've seen many different different time different types of natural disasters including earthquakes. it's very hard to assess and this is a devastating incidence. but as we said, we saw earlier this year, devastating incidents in turkey and syria. i wasn't in asia and 2018 i as they own it's, it's devastating when lives are lost. uh, the when we struggle to perform the search and rescue and, and, and when we have to work day and night with the authorities to ensure that we're accessing and getting to those most indeed. well, that's really all i can say about that, right? it's, it's every earthquake is devastating, and we have to treat this one as we have with others, with our utmost care and priority, and ensure that all the resources we can make available globally. that's what we've

been doing right across the request that has been doing this for over a 100 years or so very so we, we have the trust about communities trust to these stories and we'll keep working with them to ensure that we could get to those. i need us most right now isn't good speaking to mr. isley. hopefully we can check in with you as the hours progress and certainly the days progress. but thank you very much for your time and for joining us from robot. thank you very much. i still head here on the houses, it renews a wave of violence and the largest palestinian beautiful of 8 is headed by accusing facing of unacceptable interference. after spying scandals, the preachers prime minister mixed the chinese premier on the sidelines of the g. 20 summit uninstall. section from the rugby world, cup of z, bright blossoms from japan. that contained with the wind. they would she like the

things in the days of the news now and a drone strike on an open and bulk it ensued on those killed at least $46.00 people . that's the most to die in. a single strike can move in full months of fighting activists and medical workers pasted video on social media of what's happened in the neighborhood of call to last week. citizens ruling council issued a decree to dissolve the tower ministry, rapids support forces. thousands of people have died in the fighting, and millions have been displaced. hipaa morgan correspondent reports the from call to the dates that took place in the early hours of sunday in the southern parts of the capital hot a tomb. a part that is densely populated by 5 states from the parent minute through rapid support forces. both the recess and local residents accuse this to denise army of being behind the attack, but still several and wounded many others. but the army released the statement

saying that it does not target civilians, but rather only targets outposts of b r, a stuff as well as the gatherings and crowds. now the market is known as door to, but it's also called that the little markets where goods has been stolen from civilian homes and markets. since the start of the conflicts are being sold there by people who are perceived to be allied or working with the parent military rapids support forces, local residents say that many had to be transported on auto. rick shows because of a lack of ambulances and the hospital that has been struggling to treat those who have arrived with injuries as a result of the attacks say that they are lacking basic necessities and are in desperate need of medical health workers to help them deal with the influx of those who've been injured. now they will also, as strikes, launched by the student needs are meaning of the parts of the capital costume. and artillery slide launched by the 4th, the sudanese army and the power minutes through rapid support forces leading to more displacement of stability. and many people say that they were, they were being caught up between the 2 were in 5,

the army and the rest of because they have nowhere to go to. and they say that as the slicing continues, they are afraid that they will lose their lives. keep them oregon onto 0 cartoon as well as the process of being held in chalets capital a head of the 50th anniversary of the military 2, but brought general augusta pina shades a power. wow. that will be by itself is on the screen. so santiago between police and protest, those who are both opponents and support of tennessee the generals. to follow the comic little side by the united states and gaines, the democratically elected boxes, president of salvatore, a lender who took his own life on the day of the crew when classified documents show that the us plans of operatives in july to bring down 11 days government, the miniature cable on september, the 11th 1973 lead to general, i guess, to finish res dictatorship. under his 17 year, if i were to re enroll more than 1700 people were killed. and another 1500,

abducted and presumed killed penetrated security services and present 80000 people and tortured bolden, 38000. so that political beliefs both and 200000 trillions fled to have 9 to avoid being targeted by the regime allots in america. it's tennessee and even joins us now from santiago, let's see if perhaps a day of mixed emotions. a mixed reaction to the side of a 3 especially way you are of the he has exactly mixed reactions. some of them very violent, but let me just clarify. there were no pro penal shade demons pages on the streets today clashing with the other ones. what we saw at we are here in front of the presidential palace. i'll take you back to what happened a couple of hours ago. there was a, a, a large march going towards the, the cemetery where the remains of presidents i and they are. and also those of many

of the people that were killed after the cool. you can see still the broken glass behind me. this is the entrance of one of the entrances to the presidential palace of the cultural center of the presidential palace. and as the march came up, the street, the president gabrielle mortgage who belongs to a left wing coalition, began to march with them. and people wearing black covering their faces, carring and sticks and stones and, and what was on cock sales and such began to disrupt the marks that was generally useful. but these people always seem to disrupt things, marked as, i'm just in case you know, that we're in much greater number and they cause far more destruction. just going right up the street. the to see here allows my cam. i'm going to be can just move up. there is the, uh, is the cemetery, the direction of the cemetery and the clashes. we've got much, much worse as we marched with them towards that area. the actual water in canon and

tear gas, caring vehicles, as well as, as special forces went into the cemetery. and so they were cash all around the tombstones in front of where i ended was buried. real. may him, i have to say a very unfortunate that has cast a shadow over what was supposed to be a peaceful commemoration on the eve of the is 911 miller tree. cool here until the the took place 50 years ago. let me close that will be many people who don't remember that ministry who was born so that those that were trying to remember the sound of us. right. what was the, the makeup in terms of generation young, old, for every single we saw people in wheelchairs, very old people in the eighty's. they're seventy's, they're fifty's. it's been 4 generations of opinions. we're getting into the 5th generation now that have something to do that are related to what happened 50 years

ago because we have, i, in that we have in the storage unit, i end of grandchildren their, their, their, their children. so it's, it's, and all these people, or many of them continue to remember and mark what happened because they've been, it's been something that the country hasn't been able to overcome with. it continues to divide julie phonetically emotionally to start at least what the analysis of what really happened, whose fault it was. that's what we're seeing now, and that is going to be discussed again on monday when right here where we are now, there will be a huge ceremony to commemorate the actual 50th anniversary in front of the palace that was bombed and almost destroyed on the day of that cool. the very latest. uh, let's see, and even there are lots in america to, thanks very much for the update. let's see. joining us some santiago. i will still head here all the news, visiting vietnam. do you as president, looks too sure of support to the country and the regional dominance of china? and it's full directions on the basketball,

woke up final between germany and serbia. so coming up with for whole the attempt is off to high in the wrong and iraq, but the change of where the type which might signal the change of seasons on its way through from some year that's what brought the funding degrees and more recently to have to possibly be of ticked to the west. it is declining, storm system is light to bring yet more flooding all the way from being gauzy to the brook. and he's on his way towards alexandria video and noticed that the wind is quite strong. so sandstone seemed quite likely in northern egypt, and there is an accompanying mess of showers that stretches up through cypress to south and took care and probably into passing the via they route might get a shadow to the on the left is too dry. attempted a light to rise little bit in the around the shows in the caspian is that rain di

site, but rain is not a big story elsewhere, even where the moms who we can catch you still on wisconsin, the opening up there is no sunshine and there was no steering cut on she to search engine dial homes of fatty humid city 8 rising to $41.00. again, fairly human, quite heartful. this time the and both humidity and temperature for much of africa, north of the, quite to the veins are still showing as finals as to how be on boxing fact. fairly good news. all things being equal in the amount of cash represents most america, it's dry. the i am very delighted to say to the all the confidence the brightest legal students putting minds against the best means in africa would really be interesting to see how we miss uh, gathered together for tournament. unlike any other happy,

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spoke about to the news. always. the whole rahman, in the all reminder of all told new stories and tyler towns late in ruins and middle coast central regions. following a devastating 6 point take magnitude of quake mold in 2100 people have been confirmed that it's nearly 48 hours since the quite kids dimensions, degrees of racing to find survivors. but it's difficult to reach for the mountain community. is that the, the center of the quake? it's national health is beginning to arrive. a special unit from spain's military is just landed and several other countries of also offered assistance less than a dog. there's a little consent isn't and a full that minister. he told us about the challenges facing rescue teams trying to reach remote communities, hottest hit by the quake. and it's very, very uh, high kind of mountains. and some of the villages are really isolated and then the

roads between america center that is a serious road. and when there is any time when, when did he have it rains or have his nose? and when did his also like out a quick like what happened then the road goes also is 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 and then get to provide an injury then also for the teams having to come and then start the really, really heroic rescue operation and to go in and then to have a sense of the 4 big children got to go into some serious roads, like over tens and tens of kilometers like you're going for a lot of cash instead of then. and the village is 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 some times the roadside, not favorites. so you have to bring in the army in order to get to the population

in villages and then you start the rescue mission at the same time that you ought to evacuating the the injury. then some of the insured would be a backwards. and just to make shift hospital that has been built by the army and some of them would say give it to uptake. and by helicopters, if you cannot use them balances 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 fluids. 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 that out of like on the look to level some how that is being done by the local authorities within those kinds of villages and volunteers. but also we do what 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 there's on down the, the ad 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 high to rain. some of it's really not accessible. 8 in the 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 of mos or a house that has been built in other ways has not been, has not been destroyed. so, but the villages doesn't have, which have been wiped out. so the lot of that, lot of russia at large, really 3 dozen drains and chief early on sunday and the casualties were reported. but following day re damage buildings and vehicles. and this probably has moved from keith the morning after dozens of kamikaze drones were launched at the ukrainian capital. life in keys may seem normal. but for residents such as the

owner of this vehicle caught in the path of falling debris. it is not the 1st time i was driving cologne. there was an 8 or 8 cider and let them they wanted to get home as fast as possible. i tried to explosions and after passing the traffic light, there was a flash right in front of me. an explosion under the car. i have a headache right now and the noise in my head. i don't feel available because i haven't slept well. the bell in teen says she feels lucky to be alive. damage to commercial vehicles like this from falling debris almost certainly affects people's livelihoods. drone attacks being carried out in places like this areas where there are residential apartments, lots of people's homes. ukrainian state is indicative of a campaign of fear being carried out against civilians of the attack. and the early hours of sunday morning was heard across the city center. ukraine says air defenses, neutralize the majority of the shaheed drums, but the attack still left

a mark in several neighborhoods. one damaged apartment block immediately behind the us embassy. co incidents are not a worrying sign. what was it? but it should not do just that. i thought it was very frightening experience. i heard the sound like mother bite flying culver and rattling sound. then there was a power for explosion, followed by a huge flash of light goes through my window curtain towards all that that goes in the jars i had done to my window sills very distracted. still, there has been no later than you are likely attacks. country wise, by comparison, this latest strength was the less intense than previous ones, but came just hours after the release of a joint communicated by g 20 countries eaters. ukraine criticize the statement for being soft on russia. the foreign ministry posting aversion with its own corrections of text, it said failed to single out or directly condemn russia for the ongoing attacks on

ukraine zane bus route. the older 0 keith, the growing numbers of palestinians living and levels law just refugee kind of being falls to sleep. find take between bible functions, then levels of he says, 5 soldiers have been injured. windshields fired from the come planted near the positions of the entrance. one of them is in a critical condition, 5 people have been killed and dozens injured since the cx 5 between comments to the non presented on friday. no us present, joe biden is arrived and yet no for a 2 day stay visits. he's looking to show up support to count to china as regional influence. he praised the close ties between the 2 countries as they reached a deal to deepen corp. so we have an opportunity to strengthen alliances around the world to maintain stability. that sufficient trip is all about

having india cooperate much more the united states be closer to united states vietnam be closer to the united states. it's not about continued china. it's about having a stable rates, a stable base, and in the pursuit. jessica washington has this update from hanoi that was suddenly the meetings for lunch and the outcome that has been achieved is the one that washington had been seeking. and the one that we had expected to come out of that trip. that is the upgrading of the biological ties between the us and vietnam. so for the context hideaway has the system of ranking its different relationships. and washington has long since youth to achieve the top right, which at the moment is only held by 4 countries. china, russia, india, and south 3, and now the us joins that right. president biden remarks that that has certainly been a, a 50 year august progress from conflicts to normalization. and now these new elevated status. he also remarks that the 2 countries will be working on co operation on

emerging technology on critical supply chains and semi conductors, and also partnering on issues of human rights and climate change. so certainly a significant development. while this ranking of diplomatic sanchez is largely symbolic, that symbolism is also important. washington has for many years, at particularly under the 5 minutes ministration, been seeking to reassure southeast asia that it is a reliable and committed partner for the region and this formalization of the upgraded diplomatic ties and certainly reflects that. produce the problem in the service. you see that cuz they couldn't, with the chinese premier league of trying to about a large spying in the u. k. that's up to 2 but rested in month mid claims. a parliamentary was such a was coming out espionage for china. with regard to my meeting with the family, what i said very specifically is that i range to raise the range of different concerns that we have in areas of disagreement. and in particular, was very strong concerns about any interference in our upon and then treat

democracy, which is always to be unacceptable. we discussed the range of things in our rights areas where they're all in the disagreements. and this is just part of our strategy to protect ourselves a protect all values in our interest to align our approach to china without of all allies like america or australia, kind of japan and others. but it was that you engage where it makes sense. and actually i think the white thing to do is take the opportunity to engage, to raise concerns specifically rather than additional thing from the sound like sidelines. as a result, it has most of the london we've had confirmation from the metropolitan police that they were to arrest that were carried out in march. one of them out in his twenties in edinburgh and other other man in his thirties in august, which is now the sunday times is reporting that the younger of those 2 was a research here in parliament agreed. early in his career lived and worked in china that he had relations with some pretty significant senior stickers within the governing. conservative party, the now security minister tell him to canada,

although it's reported that he's 7 ties with this young man before he became security minister. last year and the head of the foreign affairs select committee, alicia tons, she put out a statement, merely saying that she wants to do with ortiz, to conduct their investigations. there was a senior source quoted in this article saying that this was a major escalation by china that they had never seen anything like this before. and it does follow a number of warnings in recent months from the head of the security service. and i 5 to talk about the chinese communist party being the most game changing. challenge facing the u. k. also the, the committee on intelligence and security within parliament. they were talking about prolific and aggressive tactics being used to target the u. k. by chinese intelligence. it also sharpens a debate within britain, within the conservative party that the just how to pursue relations with china, how closely to become engaged. that was administer out earlier on sunday to hear

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the, the the, the story of the latest one, the rugby world cup of the rest and spoke to so his role file. thank you very much . defending walk champion, south africa, have made a winning stop to the campaign between scotland, 183 in mile site,

south africa looking to wave the well count for our records. the full time it is. you can see just how works if i need to talk to later than this what the spring box that will take out of our national anthem. ahead of that back with the stuff to south africa. 183 when it was, oh, sorry to start. sorry for tonight. trying in the cold of it's for the very 1st, sorry, own japan and the damage in schools at the top part of the just 6 minutes. a good same break, essentially finished off by a legal fernandez. they don't one more. so i don't right with 6 charge of that right? to get a part of this point. i'm also fuckers have to have done for the spring or team will come parts departments. so it is a bright blessings with the 4212 sorry, it's compilation of the schools and there's just one little game on sunday as wells take on fiji in about 10 minutes time. well that wilds, fiji class is in bull's eye. this is the 5th time that'd be through themes of

nights. you must be welcome. our rules are rules. rules are wild heavy, so i need to head to add reco. we want 10 of the 12 be think to see the 2 sides. let's have a closer look at by state of fiji off to it's hard, limpid champions. in 7 rugby for the last 2 years, have seen them make big strides in the 50 to saw a guide. and just last month, maybe england act making them for the 1st story in their history while also being one of the best things in the world over the last decade warehouse is really full and away in recent years. there now, right, trends in the world that's actually below the fiji to rec, settled or wherever we live and never improved all their performance from the local . well comforted australia and you've seen them back in 1997 when they reach the 75 . those thanks a lot to jonathan date is that they've reached the level full on 2 other occasions . fiji well, they've reached the quarter finals twice in their history most recently in 2007 in

front when they beat 12. 38 points to 34 in a pull back and warranties with god as one of the greatest games in rugby wells. cops history away from the rug, the full time football challenges, germany of site, the national guard shots, the flick, just under a year before the countries use the highest year or 2020 for the job. and if i can find that decision on some day, a day off today will be to the full one in this friendly out of hurry. but match depths depends like what the champions league with far needed to type in for the 21 . but a steve of bodies, just coins at a loss of 17 international medi jim is a love this man to tell you the car, but that was young and dropped back. by the way, the nashville side, the college level, who ball started getting shop, who's be back to his own club months during the international break says he has no plans to leave medical well, germany is heis already confessed. so here i 2024 and catholic,

saw the $104.00 and the fee for world rankings could yet join the i beaten, although no $1.00 deal in your a qualifying on somebody or resolve that sees them just one point behind the group leaders in or how long do you have any football team is in this one, right? it's basketball team have just won the well come. they went through the whole total would be to the end that i gave the shooting a semi final when are with the northwest. right. passing it off with victory or the savvy, and the final in manila, $83.00 is germany's 1st well comp, tyson to tennis down. american theatre. dakota, golf has won the us cypress, applying the fast ground slab. she did it by far too back from a set down to be the new. well, number one, i read that 7 and david spectra, paul's last year the us open said could sorry to serena williams. this year it said hello to a new grandson champion. the

users to my peers today was the 1st time i've ever seen my dad cry. the i've been coming to this tournament. my dad took me to this tournament, sitting right there, watching venus and serena compete. so it's really incredible to be honest. this was kind of go through the flushing meadows as an 8 year old in 2012 on stuff today. as a 19 year old, she learned up against the best player in the world. yo straight in open champion or in the sutherland, and it was about a russian who started strongest taking the 1st set, 6 games, the 2. but that can't go forward list. at the french open list, you determined to take the trophy this time man who don't boy,

proud of 20000. she took the 2nd set to square up the much the momentum stayed with her into the 3rd and with several, a list of what came from a stand. she got the job done. we didn't get 6 to the kinds of 1st major tied to the us, the 1st man that we will then in july. but since then has 118 and 19 she's she's the 1st american teenager to win the us open to serena williams. one is a 17 year old in 1999. honestly thank you to the people who didn't believe in me. those who thought who were putting water in my fire, you're really adding guys to it. and now i'm really hurting so right right now, it's the 50th anniversary of equal prize money in new york and go from the way with the win is check of $3000000.00. she's already received a call from president biden from the g 20 summit in new delhi, and full,

the president, director of bomb. it said he couldn't be prouder of that the best is yet to come. david steps 0 to 0. ok 10 to now to so that makes us i can find on somebody with the back documents up against the patio beveled edge because it's looking to equal margaret cost back out of $24.00 grand slam singles titles. maybe that one is already major in new york. back in 2021, when he beach of the beach to destroy him. the kind of that slide. it's great that i want this match, but if i lose on sunday, the tournament, it's like it's a good german, but i'm going to be hell disappointed. and that's how it's and it says, i'm really pleased with my dentist and the way i feel on the chord and now for the ultimate challenge in fighting for another grand slam title. he is always better than previous time he play. so for example, i beat him, use open file, he'd be named or seen a great match. carlos became more mobile and he made him seem snotty. so no luck is gonna be his best version on sunday. and i have to be the best ever version of

myself. why, if i want to try to be a 36 every grand slam final uh yeah, i don't know. it could be the last one. and that is always what, what i'll have one item. so how, thanks very much for health. well that's it full that he is. i will be back shortly with most special coverage from the quick in the rock. i will leave you now with the images and stories from survivors give you more shrink balances avenue. so the, [000:00:00;00] the, the auto body of water let me know says to

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