here we make the rules, not the people empower, investigate, expose this and question the youth and abuse of power around that. go on out just there the the race against time to find survivors and remote mountain areas in the rock. co today is off to the quick plus i'm hashem, aha, left in the whole one of the honda tech areas in the province of lot of cash flow rest 2 of us didn't hoping to forward surviving from the the ron. and this is just the on line from door how also coming up a drone attack on a market and saddam's capital at least 46 people are killed in the single strikes

and flashing the guidance, april the and a country divided purchase and should a 10 by the end of the 50th anniversary of the crew. that was olga. so in a shake of power, the emergency crews in morocco, uh, racing to find us quite survive is, is maybe 48 hours since the country was headlights. was natural, dissolved in a 100 years, more than 2100 people, a confirmed dead survivors and remote villages struggling to access food, water, and shelter with roads destroyed. rescue was a finding it challenging to reach hard hit mountainous areas, a large number of americans as well as towards the flocking to blood donation centers to help the thousands of injured victims on morocco has formerly requested

in the national assistance. the special unit from spain's military has arrive to help with recovery efforts and casa sent aids and search teams. a john hall begins coverage for motor cache. the village of as me law is full moon and in ruins. its mud brick, stone, and wood buildings. no match for fridays as quick. one of many such communities in the l. how's the 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. they are 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 husein 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 light some a 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 casual t. that's where we,

we experience the in the month in the area. and as you know, the idea is not going to exist well and people are leaving top in the mountains because of them. and i'm a kid on what you've got to do is kill people, but but it isn't very difficult to reach out to them in the winter season is about to start people that have lost their houses. we need on shipboard too, because you need to in law the, to have this population. i mean criticism on social media that the government should be allowing all far and help in a formal request for international assistance has finally gone out within 36 hours later experience search 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 after a night sleeping in the open air,

the stoicism of those who say that lease was god's will. these turning to and a crowd protesting that the government should be doing more to help them the central result market. the city of mount of cash has been sped, the worst of this disaster, but here too, in the ancient alleyways of the medina, homes and shop. so damaged lives and livelihoods of ended and tempers on it. i don't know how else you 0 america as well. let's go live to our correspondents nicholas hawk. now he's joining us live for modification. and nick, you've been among the people out on the streets and medication all day. what are they telling you about why they had that needed to days off with the quakes trunk? well, we're just on the hills of the by j. how is does it 400 year old structure that

with the, with 3rd this drink of the earth quake. but look around me. crowds of people have gathered and they've come here because this square, which is a way from the walls of the medina, is the safest place for them to spend their nights. but liz, here's the challenge. they have little access to food, water, and we've seen other residents. the wealthy residents have markers come here, distribute water, distribution, painkillers, medicine. you can see the army, some of the people that are spending the night here are sick for the hospitals of this city are over whelmed. with those that are injured in this earth break and lives worth 75 kilometers away from the at the center. look at the sheer number of people affected by this earthquake direct process. 300000 people have been affected and with the hours going by,

the death toll is likely to rise lives. like i was going to ask you what sort of assistance is being provided to all those people who are staying out on the streets . and you're saying that they don't have much access to food or wish, or they only relying on the good wills of other moroccan for from our perspective since this morning, since this afternoon that we've been here, we've only seen volunteers other residents from the, from our cash coming to them at dina to help fellow resit vince of the city, we haven't seen the authorities distribute any food. we've seen the police and the security forces around this area and some of them are actually working inside the medina. that's right behind me trying to clear the rumbling would save that throughout the day, but frankly they're overwhelmed. they're so much work ahead. they're so much deborah. we walked inside one of the homes in the medina and these are walls that

are crumbling. it's medina, that's over a 1000 years old. and so this earthquake have has done a reversible damage and i've spoken to some of the people that are spending the night here. they're too scared to go back inside the medina despite all the work and the promises made, there was so much fear and anxiety of what lays ahead and that we are going to hear something from one of our other correspondences at the, at the center of the quake, but i wanted to ask you, what's the latest that you're hearing about the rescue efforts in the worst areas of the high atlas mountains? are they going to continue through another night, as well throughout the day when we landed in casablanca just hours ago, and we saw the moroccan of forces headed towards the mountain right now there's a question of access because this earthquake hit high up in the was mountain in

remote areas that are far and difficult to reach right now it's about clearing the roads to allow the rescue operations to take place. there is help coming from cuts are, as you mentioned, from spain and from other countries. i'm a sniffer dogs to go through the rebels, the thermal imaging, to try to see where people are stuck, because as the hours go by, the chances of finding someone alive it is diminishing and the death toll is rising. so it is a race against time or race to try to find survivors. and so right now, trying to clear up the roads trying to keep a pathway and for people to go to the most remote and more than physical places. there's no electricity in these areas. so the moroccan forces are using helicopters, whatever they can to go there,

but they need help. they need help in order to deal with the sheer amount of people affected by this earthquake. and the sheer number of people and the devastation that had. and you know, here there's no people that are have all the scars, but there is the trauma of having lost their homes in the space of 40 seconds. they lost a lifetime of memories, their house and everything that was inside of it imagined the trauma that the people here behind me are going through into night. they will be left. so that to spend the night under the, under the sky with just volunteers, residents from morocco and mark cash, giving them help they need help and supports with thank you very much for that next that. so i've always wanted nicholas hans bringing us the scene from lot of cash. a and her mom bought a is near the earthquakes epi center and fill out an yackel. was

a rusty authoration. it's still under way the army is the flying helicopters carrying paid medical supplies to the affected areas, the ambulances that you can see behind me bring you some of the people who retreat from under the rubble, those injured and the way the loan to the hospitals. in the city of matter, i guess what are the biggest challenges with this rest? your operation is basically the fact that we're talking about that. so that vintage is the hey it's by the way, villages like yours. okay, that's in the cool is the center of the escalade, and also we're again and it takes time to get to those places. the roads have been blocked for quite some time. the army, the engineers trying to clear some of those rows,

but they have to do with capital in a way that does not block aid and supplies to trickle into the areas affected like this 11 of the hardest hit areas in my right guess this is where they had a couple years with flights of different areas. a mixture of clinic has been established here and you can see the trucks behind me carrying more and more aids so that they can get to school the affected areas provide all the needs to those affected. ha, ha, ha, ha, ha ha, that's in the cold. south of america s. christopher mossey is the chief of staff at the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies. he says that support and medical evacuations for those who need it, are ongoing. the store from the back needed is of course still search and rescue the teams on the ground, both the authorities and organizations that are working with them,

such as ourselves and our number american red crescent society have been on the ground. and since the seconds after the devastation and that continue, and if your reports have indicated search and 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 need need support with psycho social support . so there could be added that that can be provided right now. food, clean water and other health support also transport to the hospital and that is taking place and that's being done by authorities and volunteers, and staff as of the market. right. questions and others, and evacuation and also dignified very also so that we'll continue in the short term. and of course that's going to continue with other forms of health stopping and outbreaks in the medium into long term also more permanent shelter. and we talked about the retention and provide, you know, the appropriate tens for writing work with what the temperature is changing in the

mountains as well. we are able to and we're, we're finding 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 and that are needed for the population. the, a drones try calling an open a market. and so don has killed at least 46 people. that is the highest death tolls in a single strike, and move in 4 months sufficing, active as a medical work, as opposed to video on social media of what happened in the neighborhood of cartoon last week for the ons route and council issued a decree to dissolve the power of the treat rapid support forces. thousands of people have died in the fighting between the military and the recess. millions have

been displaced. hey, but morgan has moved from costume on this axis place in the early hours of sunday in the southern parts of the capital hot, it's home, a part that is densely populated by 5 states from the parent minute through rapid support forces both the r s f and local residents accuse this to denise army of being behind the attack best still several and wounded many others. but the army released the statement saying that it does not target civilians, but rather on the targets outposts of the r s f, as well as the gatherings and crowds. now the market is known as total, 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 attack,

said 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 have been injured now, they will also ask strikes loans to buy the food, and these are mean and other parts of the capital costume and our color. we slide long to buy for this to the nice army and the power minute 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 have 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. still ahead on algebra visiting vietnam, the us president goes to show world support to calendar the regional dominance of china. and the complex rescue mission is underway. 1000 meters underground and a cave and southern to keep the,

the end of september heat waves expecting much of europe is fondles to scandinavia is drifting east would be replaced by other change of weather type this cloud which includes thunder storms and raises, affecting the bridge owls northern fronts, norway and denmark's attempt to jump back here, but it's still pretty boom. the head of it, the record in some places are effect london it's just back towards the end of the run. a thirty's we still 26 on monday, i've been down to average by tuesday at the showers come in here as well. but the whole european plains that most of europe is rather warm at the moment. you'd expect to see some september weather and hastening south for, for you. in northern hungry a misty morn, at least these are getting shorter. but over oldest son still is dominant to the showers on the stones, go further into france and through northern spain as well. but otherwise,

the sun is to seeking that extends all the way down to north africa. the still, the plenty of big range has masses of them. i mean, literally they come in massive. this one is developing in southern chance. and this one on its way through gambia gimme and give me beside bases of morocco, at least part from one to 2 mountain chest is dry. the facing liliana, teens, does the un fits the purpose was like many critics sites just obsolete and doesn't get anywhere near enough done to the amount of money that is put into its hard hitting interviews. do you think look to their lives on washing? it's enough for money to go on its own and build it's on thoughts providing on for centuries, people have been taken care of are. so i have every confidence that future generations will do it as well via the story on told to how does era the

the the us what challenges they are with me and is victor rondon and doha, reminder of our top stories, the south antonia towns, lane, villains, and in the rock with central regions following and devastating 6.8 in magnitude as quakes, more than 2100 people have died. it is nearly 48 hours since quite catch an emergency crews of racing to find survivors. but it is difficult to reach from low to mountain communities near the epi center of the quake. international health is beginning to arrive, especially unit from spain's military is just landed and several other countries have also offered assistance. vive a protest of being held in today's capital,

the head of the 50th anniversary of a military clue that brought to general augustus penn. ashate depaula. wow. they had been gone and crashes into the streets of santiago between police and protest is the crew followed economic fed by the united states against the democratically elected monks as president, salvador allende who took his own life on the day of the military takeover smell, unclassified documents show the us also planted opportunities in today to bring down president and a is government. the military coup on september 11th, 1973, led to augusta administrative dictatorship. on the his 17 year old, voluntary and rule old and 1700 people were killed and another 1500 adopted and presumed killed, pinto, shy security services, imprisoned 80000 people. they tortured more than 38000 for their political belief,

more than 200000 chileans. fled their homeland to avoid being targeted by the regime. a latin america editor do see a newman has the latest from santiago or 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 on 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 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's gabrielle body to belong to a left wing coalition began to march with them. and people wearing black covering their faces, carring, uh, sticks and stones, and, and wallace on clock sales. and such began to disrupt the march that was generally

peaceful. but these people always seem to disrupt these marches. um, just in case and those that were in much greater number and they cause far more destruction and the classes because much, much worse as we marched with them towards that area. the actual water and canon and tear gas, caring vehicles as well as, as special forces went into the summer 3. and so they were clash is all around the tombstones in front of where i ended was very real. may him, i have to say a very unfortunate that has cast a shadow of 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, us president joe biden has strengthened diplomatic ties with vietnam as he makes a 2 day state visit to handle. it comes as washington tries to bowls to ties in southeast asia, and it's all in relations between the us and china. jessica washington reports from handling the outside vietnam's distinctive presidential palace

a warm welcome for us president joe biden. here at the invitation of call me respond to the general secretary you in foot trunk. vietnam is a critical power in the world. a bell, whether there's wide range henry has now moved the united states to its top diplomatic ranking, the item that was already done, that payment precedent. joe biden, an eye on behalf of both countries, have jointly agreed to elevate the relation between them and the united states. the president strategic partnership for peace corporation and sustainable development. president biden said the relationship had evolved from the b to a post of the vietnam war. that ended almost 50 years ago and denied the elevation status was about containing china. the upgrade in by natural tied to the highest

level in vietnamese diplomacy is largely symbolic, but it's an outcome washington has long this change. what's the us on the same as china and russia vietnam's diploma relationship? vietnam is key to washington. the strategy of diversifying supply chains away from china and vietnam also stands to benefit from strong good times with the us. as it seeks to cement it's emerging role as a high tech manufacturing hubs and also aims to reduce dependence on russian for the longest time and sold as a shout, we feel that, you know, with the whole us china rivalry force. how does the issue, the more that most major powers engaged was told is aisha. that's always, you know, what do we wish for that we would still have good relations with both of us in china. it's a balancing at the vietnam. but the one that appears to ensure keen interest from both countries. china as president, she didn't ping, is also expected to make

a state visit to henry in coming weeks. jessica washington, which is 0. annoy of russia has launched nearly 3000 drawers at t early on sunday. loud bloss will head across the ukrainian capital and surrounding areas for more than an hour, explosions from air defenses lighting off the night sky, while no casualties were reported within. debris has damage. buildings and vehicles zane bus robbie has moved from case the morning after dozens of kamikaze drones were launched at the ukrainian capital. life in keys may seem normal but for residence such as the owner of this vehicle caught in the path of falling debris. it is not the 1st i was driving cologne. there was an either

a site or not that i 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 haven't had dick right now. and the noise in my head. i don't feel available because i haven't slept well . the bell in teen says he feels lucky to be eliasis of 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 apartment blocks, people's homes, ukrainian se is indicative of a campaign of fear being carried out against civilians. the attack of the early hours of sunday morning was heard across the city center. ukraine says air defenses, neutralize the majority of the shaheed drugs, 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 some other bikes, lying colbert and rattling sound, and then there was a power for explosion followed by a huge flash of light goes through my window kirsten turned off about the ghost and the jars i had done to my window sills river shutters 2 o'clock, there has been no later than you are likely a tax country. why? by comparison, this latest strike was less intense than previous ones, but came just hours after the release of a joint communicated by g 20 countries egos. 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 condemned russia for the ongoing attacks on ukraine zane bus route. the older 0 keith,

growing numbers of palestinians living 11 on the largest refugee camp are being forced to play, fighting between 5 infections and levins armies. as 5 soldiers have been injured and shells 5 from the camp landed near the positions of the entrance. one of them is in critical condition. 5 people have been killed in thousands injured since the cx. 5 between palestinian groups ended on friday. it's a complicated rescue operation is under way deep underground into care. american cave job, a mock dickie suffered internal bleeding more than a week ago and is unable to climb out on his own. and a 150 international rescue was planning to hold him to the surface on a stretcher. in front of the con reports, it's a complex effort to rescue mark dicky traps deep inside this cave in the southern turkish province of merson. most of the 40 year old joins and international keeping expedition late last month. but do you begin vomiting and suffered stomach bleeding?

la defending it has been over a week since he became trapped more than a 1000 meters down. this is about because okay, of with the for the it's for associate degrees, the temperature inside the kids. we have to use a vac decala technic. it'll technics and have to have a lot of metal passage. doctor sees conditioning has improved, but he's required several blood transfusions inside the cape, leaving him on able to climb out on his own. market cave beneath the taurus mountains is over 12000 meters deep making it took. he is 3rd deepest case. with base camp setup in stages will take hours for rescue risk to reach dickie's position. more than a 150 rescuers from trickier and other countries are involved in the difficult operation. lots of loomed up multitude. we have received reports from inside the cave that his condition is getting better,

that he's in stable condition. 190 personnel are part of the risk efforts, ranging from 8 different countries. rescuers are setting up a rope lines inside the cave to remove the injured cave or on a stretcher. to bring him to the surface, you will have to stop and rest frequently, a camp setup along the way. as rescuers pull his stretcher through the narrow passages, but the rescue is so complicated that mark dicky is not expected to make it back to the surface for nearly another week. ronald off on al jazeera, the hello again. i'm elizabeth brown and don't have the headlines on algebra and todd towns land ruins and morocco central regions following a devastating 6.8 magnitude as quick. well, them 2100 people have died. it's maybe 48 hours since the quick heads and.