is dominating the media. how does the narrative, in full public opinion intended norma, spite, it might not be the most important story about china of the day. but that's what the big piece of attention to. how is citizen? jim listened, replacing the story, the listening post. i fixed the media. we don't cover the news, we cover the way the news is covered, the india denies it was behind the murder of a c leader in canada and expels the canadian diplomat. tit for tat and move the hardest time inside them. this is out just a live from dell hall. so coming up 5 us citizens jailed in around see is heading home in the prison. the swap deal negotiate the body parts of the protests and the libyan city of

data against the government a week off. the plots that killed thousands of people. i am not without the head of montague or new york's border with a wrong. i'll have more on the agreement between the neighbors. it is our good despite the we begin with a diplomatic route between india and canada. the indian government has expelled the seeing the canadian diplomat over the killing of a permanency clean to fix function is widely seen as a retaliation off the all to a full south and indian diploma. bad solve to canada, said it's investigating credible allegations, the link that link the indian government to the murder of how the people seeing the job in british columbia in june new dallas rejected the charge, calls it ab sud cabra tennessee reports the kind of the

community accused the engine government of being behind the murder of seek activist how deep seeing the job he was killed by 2 must come in there seek cultural center in june. now in an urgent statement deposits, kind of this prime minister has revealed an investigation into possible involvement by the indian stays. over the past number of weeks, canadian security agencies have been actively pursuing credible allegations of a potential link between agents. so the government of india and the killing of a canadian citizen har dave sing, major, kind of this foreign minister announced the expulsion of an indian diplomat, described as the head of indian intelligence and canada as a result of the obligations. if proven true, this would be a great violation of our sovereignty and of the most basic rules of how countries deal with each other. the canadian government has not released any evidence. the announcements and expulsion rates. several questions,

not least if these are still early allegations on the canadian government is asking the indian government for itself in question, getting to the bottom of what actually happens. how is it the canadian government already felt in that position to be able to expel the india diplomat for see community does offer was action was welcome. i think that at the moment, uh, we have no idea. like as an like of adjusting system itself as we can kind of, i think, failed, and these moments in the password trade deals and diplomacy and all these types of things come into play. so human rights, if it's actually at the forefront of our agenda, then i would say like the, just the system to do it to where it gets jobs. find the people that actually bid this india account of the relations have been tens for some time. in fact, the render moody was reported to have complained to, to do at the recent g 20 about the political space kind of that gives to seek separatists. now true to says he raised the obligations of indian involvement in the draws killing quotes in no uncertain terms at the summit as well. she everytime see elder 0 on terrier. so some things

a senior fellow at the center for policy research in india. so, so electra at the university, he says it's unlikely india will cooperate with the investigation. and i have been very strong and very harsh in his dealings with the canada. and it is absolutely unlikely that india is going to cooperate with it. i've seen that in the i was not even moved with sent this allegation or whether it was this will do not need any additional, but that is to this to is what no common kind of a statement that is something we but that's something to be seen and the reason for that is domestic politics. mr. more the wrong civilian him do. nationalists, government and his zoe hardcore. him to supporters. would like to believe that in the news reyland are going what countries they, cuz they have done no and, you know, gone until the people in assessing it. and it means that the country in, in other countries. and therefore, it will be interesting to see what the, the actual, the, some of the government and this kind of do navigation is going to be 5 american citizens jailed in around see, is, are on their way back to the us,

the release fall as a deal mediated by cuts off spots of a prisoner exchange that required the us to free 5, arabians under the agreement, $6000000000.00 of frozen iranian funds were transferred from south korea to cuts off. and on con reports from del, up to 2 years of intense negotiations, a 2 hour flight from toronto has brought an end to an old deal for 5 imprisoned americans the 2nd year those negotiations. so a cash remediate is shuffling between hotels and dough. at no point at the american and iranian policies meet face to face. the free to prisoners include us around the annual national same level as the and the image child key, as well as environmentalists or above. they've been accused of spying and held for several years in turnaround. they were released as part of the prison, a swap deal that included 5 iranians also released from us custody charged. the deal with kathy orchestrated and began with $6000000.00 of funds of frozen iranian

oil money initially seized in south korea, being sent to switzerland and then to go. the ronnie and foreign ministry confirm that transaction would be the charge of the have on see in the framework of our active foreign policy. we have unlocked our frozen assets in south korea today. god willing, these funds will be in the hands of our government and people, and this government will spend it accordingly to the needs of the people whose so it was a short walk from that plane through the terminal building. but it's don't quite over for them. yes, they've been met by a sorry delegation. the business i've been met to now by the u. s. embassy, unlimited. the state department. they'll want to get them to the united states as quickly as possible, where they'll be given a medical evaluation and a security debriefing. the full, my cast reimbursed to the, to the you and said that this was a good deal for a whole. it was the plus 2 that 2 boxes of the go to do is cut out. and

that live just as the ending as the box. you know, for the past 2 years, wouldn't be observant, cut the offer shows movies back and forth between the washington dc. and the size outcome is good for both kansas especially that people who are you know, having to, we envision and they have time for this. and is also good for, i would be joining because the more we sold for problem or problem solve the problem. and as the more the, our, the jump, the drum was table and there was a visible sense of relief is a free prisoner's boat at the flight out of town, or on a monday to catch all this has been a successful outcome to a very difficult negotiation process, but this is far from over for the iranians and americans who remain at all over several issues, including iran is new to the energy program. and issues such as that will require

both sides to sit down and talk face to face iran con, which is 0 the as well. that spring and now highly jo castro's waiting for those americans to return at washington, dallas at port. so take us through what happens one sidelines sammy, we are still waiting to see whether they have already reached american soil. the us government is keeping this flight from doha to washington under tight wraps, perhaps because of the delicate nature of this deal. and this being that final so important step when we eventually will see those 5 released us prisoners descending and touching us soil for the 1st time. now earl hours earlier, any wrong, there was already a home coming for the release. you want him prisoners who the us dropped federal charges against they were accused of violating sanctions against iran. 2 of them

arriving in t. ron to a hero's welcome. and of course there's that final piece which is the money that was released to iran. that was unfroze and $6000000000.00 worth and the us by the administration has been getting a lot of heat overs, particularly that part of this deal with republicans criticizing it and accusing biting of caving to the demands of hostage takers and having the us, hey, a ransom and also accusing the situation of allowing now we want to use that money for malign purposes. the white house has responded to that saying that this money will be closely monitored by us officials. and we'll be only available to ron for the purchase of food and medical supplies. but the final capstone of this deal, if you will, we're still waiting to see the images of those iranian american uh,

prisoners arriving on us soil, which could happen now at any moment. and once we have pictures of those americans back in the us as types who are united with assemblies, how is that going to feed into the control? as you mentioned, the criticism of this deal. yeah, we're seeing really the republican presidential candidates and particular pile on with their criticism against spite it. and for this, saying that this would endanger other americans abroad, that it would incentivize countries to take americans of hostages in order to use them as leverage. and also complaints that among those 5 iranians that had charges dropped in the us. 2 of them have said that they wish to remain in the us and that is causing concern among some republican candidates saying that they could be a national security risk. again,

has been emphasized that these 5 iranians that were facing charges were all for non violent crimes. re, uh, related to sanctions evasion, but certainly this is only the beginning of criticism as were less than 24 hours out from the announcement of the steel and biting. of course is facing a lot of heat as he approaches the next presidential elections, knowing that iran is really a political slash point for americans that promote strongly emotions on both sides . all right, we'll leave with that. thanks so much. hi. be jo castro, of the now hundreds of people have protested in libya's eastern city of data that demanding accountability of the devastating floods that killed thousands of people a week ago. protest and set fire to the

home of the cities. man. they want the public prosecutor to speed up an investigation into how to dams collapse off the heavy rain. residents, blame officials for not properly maintaining them. the 1st of all, we pray that all the montez will rest in peace. and i hope this is the end of all catastrophes. we just ask that if there will be any rebuilding efforts that no libyan company be ever involved. this is because everyone in go now from the head of the municipality to all the officials are corrupt. government issued either be left as it is or a food company should be involved. might look for ya, joins us now live from aaa. so my, well, this the off the 9th of a month, 9th of protests looked like that. and as well at the moment things are very tense. nobody knows, you know what's going to happen. we started hearing reports that some rescue teams

are leaving because they're afraid of their due to the security situation. but also journalist as well. i spoken to 3 teams that were told by local authorities that all journalists must leave the city. and as far as the people around me, i mean uses you because we saw in the protest, people are extremely angry. i think it's been a week now since these floods more than a week. and, you know, after people started dealing with the initial shock. so now, you know they, they realize that many of their family members, if not most, are missing and the recovery hasn't been very, very quick. they're angry, they want to cancel abilities, they want justice. and they also do not trust officials on either side. i mean, we see a here in tripoli. the government has said that it's located uh more than half a $1000000000.00 to the rebuilding of done that ends in eastern libya, the parliament approved

a budget of more than $2000000000.00 to rebuild the city. but, you know, as you heard in that protest, there's a interview. he said, you know, we don't want them that they're all corrupt, they're not going to rebuild. we want, we want international, they want a for it either want international management of this crisis and of the rebuilding process because people here just, there's a severe lack of trust with libyan officials and tell us what the state of recovery is looking like people getting enough help now we're still hearing stories about individuals having to go themselves to rubble with pick folks and shovels. the scale of the destruction is, is i think on imaginable. i mean, even just, just looking at it. i don't think the pictures are giving us the just the step of

the, or the scale of how bad this really is. we've been seeing pictures of, of people, you know, with little shovels because no, no rest your teams have arrived to them. the little shovels just taking in there, you know, in the ropes, in the, in the rubble trying to get to their family members that they, they believe are still meters in, in, in meters below the ground. so people are, are really angry that the, that the forty's haven't been able to ex, quick enough and there hasn't been enough equipment sent into the city. and so they want just this, you know, we've been taught, even though we've been talking to a lot of people, i mean, and so in the end, all of them say that the good fees downs authorities knew they had. they had a lot of problems. there were risk and fears, but yet nobody did anything. so to, to fix the downs and,

and they are the ones who are responsible for this disaster and the loss of thousands of lives will leave it there. thanks so much medic trying a mass funeral is being held in the democratic republic of congo for 57 people killed during a protest against the presence of un peacekeepers. relatives of the victims were able to view that remains 3 weeks after they were killed. and that i gotta be most happy reports a funeral if last for those killed during n t, you admission protest in august of to days of negotiating with the government of the democratic republic of congo. the loved ones of some of those killed and the purchase can vary that this is a picture of my young boy. i'm wondering why he was killed and why he deserves to be killed like this. god have mercy on me. god heffner's. charlotte, son was a monk hundreds preparing to take part in a band, riley and goma, organized by

a christian religious sect. it was quoted on un peacekeepers to leave organizes encouraged, protest as to overrun you and bases the accused menace go troops of failing to stop the groups in the region of no more than 2 decades. the crowd was instead made by gunfire by the company's military. the incident was condemned to by rights groups who accuse the soldiers of using excess. a force is also believe the death toll and the number of people missing is far higher. which will be here. following is a court decision which lots of victims to be ability. today we have recorded at least 57 tests and overall for to families close to the victims have identified the bodies 6. so just face prosecution and connection with the killings they've been charged with crimes against humanity and violating or does the trial is being held in the military court in north cube a region beckoning the resurgence of rebel groups while i have them,

what zip it all to 0. so let's go ahead and i'll just sarah. we have an exclusive report from nov, near rock on wind cushion groups of withdrawing from positions near the folder with iran, the that's on the stones. i last 24 asp. do some flooding and ultimately i didn't sleep very near says frontal system went through, but that's what it is. a cold front is too much its. the lease is but its tail in effect is not very weak. this is a rather different affair. this is effectively incoming or too windy and with the terms of the coming down to the middle teens now. and if you'll notice in no way it's not just rain, it looks like so this times varies cooling down significantly. this is a trend which is the style started by this thing here. that knocks at time,

she's back in central and eastern europe by about 6 degrees as a maximum. as i was going down to $23.00, it's sort of tab ending cause the site down to, to remind you. and in fact, in utility, particularly the sicily temperatures, if anything will rise slightly because the heat is still coming out about g area. but look what's happening here of about the arcs eastern side of space, a potential development of stormy weather, running up to the south of france by the end of wedding stay, and then this bowl, right as you get into the north west of front. and in fact, we have got the same sort of effect in the act, this magnitude, sounding approx, voucher and rocker low level of significant thunderstorms where you don't really want them. otherwise the heavy rain is in west africa. once again in getting this out of the a, me in the us citizen or risking their lives to secretly film the ongoing persecution

for people. 101 east reveals the never before seen footage on all just the for the welcome back here watching out just here a time to recap the headlines. india has rejected down negations by accountant as prime minister play the role of the death of the canadian seat lead to both countries of expelled diplomats. cuz the route was 5 american citizens jailed in

iran fee is due to arrive to the us. the release follows the deal mediated by of, of a prisoner exchange that replied to us to 35 radians unfreeze, the radiant funds. hundreds of people have protested in libya's eastern city of deb enough that demonic accountability a we cost a devastating floods killed thousands of people. they want to have investigation into how to dance, stop heavy, right? addition groups in northern iraq of started pulling out from areas near the border with the wrong spot of a security agreement signed between the 2 countries to this on the groups and remove them in a tree comes back with the law had, has this exclusive report from mount has got of near the iraq iran board, threw up to mountain top. good to know that you walk is dangerous. these are we read. you include this fighters known as coma law,

who have been battling your arms, the government, the few they get tied together to attack and instructions. there are lots of drills were conducted a few kilometers away from airlines army positions. before the pulls out in response to recent secuity agreement between either one, any rock by the commander is um did, but now he was one of your wines most wanted men. so as to, if his brothers were executed for up to the ation with the code is on the group. you, one has set september, 19th, the deadline for them today down to the weapons. but don't you know, to have done it uh, we will not lay down to weapons. we are temporarily repositioning away from the motor vehicle. we do not local, but since iran declared war against us in 1979, we have had to take up to defend ourselves. and though people still look to google as among 7, n t, one groups which have been an operating,

getting your rock to send me your turn, them is good just region. for nearly 40 years. there are concerns as to why the code just regional government allows these fighters and their camps and it's 2 to 3 . when it says it's looking for a peaceful solution. you want has repeatedly bond with the fight, those locations saying those sites would be used to launch attacks against it, to these flights. i would say the warranty on to become a secular multi ethnic country that guarantees the rights of both cruises and iranians equally. but the wrong accused them of being separate, seeking to undermine national unity and feuding last year's mass demonstrations. it's been one years since the death of a mess. i mean, e, i mean don't get uranian, could it's women who died in police custody and spoken a nationwide unrest. it and they who were supported the demonstrations politically. and that's our legitimate right. but i run, you know,

security forces have killed many of our people and put too many of those in jail for allegedly, for mentioning violence. button top of that. you want to accuse a demo of being manipulated by israel to carry out attacks inside your on, including assessing nations and those the target. it's nuclear facilities, probably much. i mean, i don't have a lot of that is really suddenly backing these groups with training and advanced equipment which they used against our military and sensitive facilities. this has been also admitted by their opportunities, who was sent and directed by israel to insight on the insurgency, sabotage of state facilities, to murder, our security individual. we capture them even during last is demonstrations and we have clear evidence to know settling on. many of these fighters claim the flood from here on working and hiding from that uranian army 4 days. before joining these training comes, you rock, you officials with the central government and best daddy insist,

the labs cannot be used to launch attacks against the neighbors. the we, i thought i laughed and jumped up in head what our board or guard forces haven't been deployed in coordination with the original kurdish administration to prevent infiltration and attacks inside iran. for this, this occurred to committee hasn't been a forms to relocate. their cam is away from the border, isn't that? asked cutty. and that is, the uranium could display to say that abandoning their locations in order not to give you wanted reason to launch more attacks inside a rock, but not their weapons, which they believe are the only guarantor for their safety. and that could put iraq, you will for shift spoke to him about that. and in the know the could just region at opposite with the ron wood up. do i hate. i'll just eat off at the mountain top . good. you know, your rocks boulder with your lawn. molly's military leadership is wanting of a high risk of attacks and then around the capital dime, a co, a new wave of fighting is broken out between the army and twilight rebels in the

north beyond groups. and it sees control of 2 army bases. the, the town of let a violence and the west african nation has increased. but since you and troops announced a withdrawal in june, north korea is the that king john is arrived home from a 6 day trip to rushes. far east state media reported kings trail across the border on monday morning. during his visit. somebody of all stock came that's present love you may have puts in and offered him full and unconditional support. he also visited several minutes re sites. kim's trip raised concerns in the west film young may provide weapons to moscow for its war and ukraine. thousands of people in guatemala, have riley been suppose the president elect, but not the at the bottom. of all, the one the election in august is accused. prosecutors is of trying to prevent him from taking power, and these political policy was suspended the us and basset as to the organization

of american states. as the democratic transition in guatemala is being undermined. will lead as a gathering in new york for the united nations general assembly. but the critics are concerned promises and climate goals for the 2030 on being met. i think i'll hand explains from new a dismal rainy day at the united nations, a sitting back dropped to a bleak status update on the progress of important un pledges. they are called sustainable development goals, or stds adopted in 2015, 17 corps promises to improve the globe and the lives of the people on it by 2030. the important clear on the lot of the complex. now a visual reminder of how far countries of fall and short at this, the midway point, one goal ending hunger do you and says last year, 9.2 percent of the global population experience,

chronic hunger. that translates into 735000000 people on preventing the worst impacts of climate change. greenhouse gas emissions need to be held by 2030 commitments from the 193 countries that signed the parents climate accord. are predicted to mean a reduction of just 0.3 percent. yes. today, only 15 percent of the targets are on track. and many, out of going in reverse. the majority seemed to agree on the reasons the most blame goes to the covet pandemic level. this was the admitted portion of the federal progress made has been undermined by was such as the war of aggression launched by russia and ukraine by pen, democrats, climate change, widespread violations of human rights in many nations. promising to do better, my country will spurn no efforts to reduce the rates of poverty nationwide including poverty in families,

especially those with managed children of others, explaining why they haven't met the goals. unfortunately, continuous successful aggression the goods to solve into 2 different media, war mongering and hateful rhetoric of the highest lead the supervisor imagine threatened the security and stability now region, overall, the general message, it's bad in many ways. it's not getting better, and that needs to end now say the use in the end. let us remember that the pathway to build a new world that is safer, more equitable, and free, is through achieving international human solidarity. the you want is laid out the steps that the world needs to take and the countries did sign another declaration, a promise to redouble their efforts. but given the geo political strife and really constrained government budgets, it's not yet clear. if this high level meeting will result in height and progress pedagogy, elda 0 at the united nations. australia has reported in the media whether passing

the country bank sons or an unusual key twice in recent days, new south wales as recorded temperatures as high as 16 degrees celsius, above average for september, thousands of bush fires have been reported across the states found on file as is in place in sydney the, let's take you through some of the headlines now. the and got government as expelled a scene. the canadian diplomat over the killing of a prominent seat lead to the expulsion is widely seen as retaliation of to also a full, stout's and indian diplomats. that's off the counter. the said it's investigates incredible obligations that link the indian government to the murder delays rejecting the charge, calling it upset over the past number of weeks. canadian security agencies have

been actively pursuing credible allegations.