story, people trust ologist, you have to tell them what's happening in their communities in at p a n on bias. and as an applicant, i couldn't be more proud to be part of the ukraine's present visits. washington as a public and simple saw funds on a proving billions more like the member and calling this out 0 life. and. busy so coming up to the head of saddam's ruling council loans, the you and the wall in his country could spill over into the region and a window indigenous communities. in brazil, the supreme court rules to protect unsuccessful lands and indeed suspends visas for

canadians as a route over the killing of the canadian sea gardens. this was the we begin in washington dc where you cranes, president is looking to shore up support by his country. lot amazing landscape met republican and democratic leaders in congress. well, some republicans are questioning the billions of dollars spent on a to keep the white house present. joe biden problem is more 8. i'm a defense weapons, a white house correspondent, kimberly hawk. it has me ukrainian president vladimir zalinski made a whirlwind visit to washington, culminating in his speech at the national archives. there is not a soul in ukraine that does not feel gratitude to you. americans, ukrainian leaders message to officials in washington. take you literally on capitol

hill, ukraine's counter offensive against russian forces. is that a critical juncture? and now is not the time to curb support? since the start of rushes invasion, the united states has provided more than a 135000000000 in a to ukraine. now the white house is asking congress to approve 25000000000 more. that request is contentious, especially among conservatives. i don't support additional funding for ukraine. my view is we need to number one, take care of our folks. first. still president joe biden confirmed us abrams tax will be delivered to ukraine by next week. a new aid package is consisting of ammunition, rocket launchers and anti armor systems, totaling 345000000 was also announced on thursday. but as vilicki sat down in the oval office for his 6 face to face meeting with bided,

he urged the us president to also provide long range missile systems to help you frame went back territory. and it expanded by lot with cabinet officials. why didn't assured zaleski white house support is on wavering? we're committed to help you cram, build a forest capable of ensuring ukraine's long term security capable of detouring future threats against sovereignty, territorial integrity and freedom which are underway now. because that's what this is all about. the future, the future of freedom, but not all share that sentiment. most polls show waning american voters support for ukraine aid. ukrainian leaders request may also be overshadowed by a battle over government spending in the us congress. democratic and republican lawmakers face an end of the month deadline to approve domestic funding or

phase of potential government shutdown. kimberly, how could l g 0? the white house, the head of c dollars ruling counsel? abdul thought that was a better hon as well. and the conflict in his country could spill over into the region. speaking at the united nations general. but hon. appeal to the instructional community to kansas sponsors of the power related to rapid support forces. was the armies been fighting since april has to go hand reports now from the united nations? who, who do i? as the chairman of the sovereignty council, abdel sought to elbow hands represents his country on the world stage, modest deadlines. at the time, he took the opportunity to portray himself and his army as the ones on the right side of history painting the paramilitary group. they're fighting as the ones in the wrong when we go outside with the highly, from the we call upon the interim presidents. and we call upon the international community to designate these groups and their allies as terrorist groups that must

be countered by all. they must be fond to protect the suit and these people, the region in the entire world. and they're responsible for killing thousands and the displacement of millions. what do you believe? his rival for power, the head of the rapids support forces mohammed 100 dog, low or melody. tried to send his own message on video, just an hour before burger and speech. no, the rapid support for suzanne will be ready for a total ceasefire across to down here at the united nations official say there's a sense that and the other side is ready to end. this is definitely conflict that is entering 6 months and i think that's the only thing that is going to bring these to, to the table when there's enough pressure on them that impacts them personally. i 0 groups personally. that's when you'll start to see progress. so i think you'll see over the coming weeks and months, an increase in the pressure from the u. n. and the broader international community

to try to bring this senseless violence to it and the billions the you and says is needed for humanitarian relief. and refugees is not being funded at 8 agency says they don't have nearly enough either. more than a 1000 children have died of starvation and measles. more than 5000000 people have floods. the fighting neighboring countries happened to be some of the porous countries in the world, chad, this central african republic, south seat, and some of which were already experiencing their own conflicts. luckily these countries have welcomed in the student needs refugees, but they've very little resource in new york fighting the battle for public opinion into den siding on the streets was experts warning they see very little signs of optimism. the guns will fall silent any time soon. had to go home. i'll do 0 at the united nations. brazil, a supreme court has ruled in favor of indigenous rights and the land lock case that says open the way for a historic claims to ancestor land. the decision strikes down the tends to limits

indigenous claims, the territory that they lived on. when brazil was constitution assigned in 1988 monica, you had a care of. it reports now from maria diginero, the tears of joy and relief to your weight resumed. indigenous peoples are celebrating victory. 9 out of 11 supreme court justices have ruled in favor of their constitutional rights, declaim, and says roland on july without any time limits. the vote was accompanied by hundreds of indigenous leaders, camped outside the building. but by the some of these key s of the month is that the decision is extremely important to some of the berries once and for all any attempts to establish a timeframe for limiting or claims when assessed for land and ultimately canceling . hundreds of them. yeah. and what does the powerful farm lobby has been arguing

that the government should only consider some claims those made by tribes for occupying their lands. in 1988, that was the year brazil's democratic constitution was inactive, giving indigenous peoples rights to their territory. indigenous activists argued, the timeframe was in fear all the many tribes were expelled by force from new territories during the 2 decade military dictatorship and could not return to their lands without putting their lives at risk since 2021. when the supreme court started rolling on this case, indigenous leaders of prosper sales have been marching in the capital brazilian to make their voices for years of uncertainty have contributed to land disputes between indigenous tribes and farmers, loggers and miners. the supreme court decision should help put in then to the violence, but indigenous leaders tell us that the battle is far from over. next week,

brazil senate is expected to vote on a bill which would open indigenous territories to commercial activities for legislation before us act by the farm lobby. and the conservative majority in congress has already been approved by the house of representatives have ratified. it would open a new chapter of debate about how much independence indigenous people have to decide what will happen on their lands. monica, you're not give. i'll just sierra we edition, you're kind of his prime minister says the middle of a secret, i must be taken seriously. and it's called on the indian government to corporate justin should i says he wouldn't release evidence that suggest india is involved with deli denies. the accusations and has now suspended visas for canadians, both sides of expelled diplomats from vancouver. she have her times, the reports on the sidelines of the united nations general assembly of a canadian prime minister repeated his charge. that by was credible evidence. the

agents of the indian government were responsible for the killing of a canadian c activist on the canadian, so we call upon the government of india to engage with us to move forward on getting to the truth of this matter. the indian government calls navigation is absurd, but also added that it was okay. what exactly is it being alleged? we are willing to look at and specific information that is provided to us. but so far we have not received any such specific information. it's a sentiment that's being increasingly heard and kind of there as well. if there was sufficient evidence to publicly accuse the indian government of murder and expel in indian diplomat, why can't it be released? there is a growing sense of unease here at the lack of evidence provided by canadian authorities of the lack of vocal support for also was claims from its key allies. with that to the us is caution and calls for conclusions not to be drawn from a truly even though it's intelligible,

sharing caught in the canada as already made. the accusation have been widely noted and remarked upon leading to this statement from the white house. i firmly reject the idea that there is a wedge between the us and canada. we have deep concerns about the allegations and we would like to see this investigation carried forward. as a long time m p. m, former premier of british columbia withdrawal dis, homes, had his confrontations with a large seek, separate as population in the province expressing his opposition to that sometimes violent rhetoric. he also feels that the obligations may have substance, but things the prime minister has completely was handled them. you don't make such a serious uh, statement with a, you know, serious allegations against another government. and then have no evidence to back your tablets. and your allies don't stand with you. the sad part is that he took the largest arrow out of his quiver and fired it. and now there's not much more he

can do. to day may now have the gratitude of some and kind of his load seek population, but he's increasing the isolated elsewhere. she ever times, the elder 0, vancouver, the, the supplies in humanitarian aid from cats a now arriving in the libyans as he was devastated by massive flooding caused by storm. daniel and the subsequent destruction of 2 dams. as all been divided reports from bang, goes in eastern libya. the load mazda must be meticulous to simultaneously offload precious cargo and keep the across safe. this guitar a, c, 17, is bringing much needed. 8 for the libyan city of deadman. after the devastating floods generate has tense toilets and medicine are all in high demand, as tens of thousands have nowhere to go after their homes and businesses were swept

away. we have some light, and today we have to go with the medical supply. huge amount to cover the needs even though you can see now even still on sale today, that is above us. come out to come to see that's happening. but the, the see a creative destruction remains very used to be the creative heart of libya, with its poets and vibrant culture. and then the even phone and internet service is a barely available, especially since that have been purchased by angry residents. were demanding ounces . that noise run by the eastern government as libya remains one country with 2 administrations. authorities here have caused enough that as australia and fears of contamination. in spite of diseases, olivia and red crescent says there is still a need for specialized teams and equipment that the large part of the now reeks of the center of death.

was 23 tons were being offloaded from the 1st pain. and the zip code 38 flight that arrived, a team from corporate with crescent will stay behind to assess and evaluate for the needs of this is living with the video also. so we'll start with the tragedy in the east has united libya, which remains fractured since the 2011 uprising. which tough is mama, delphi. hundreds of tons of age has been sent to libya from all over the world. once the age is offloaded, it is going to be taken through the city of there. never main roads remain cut off, but there are alternative routes available. and it is not just the property. it'd be seen multiple have the head across the landing here involved because well, now the restroom remains in how this is going to help the people who remain in

there and have to rebuild themselves after that. so not me like a lot. so i'm a job. it as a data at the when was the every or so head on though it is era as a vice on, on our meaning and separate says from the car box. hold that 1st direct piece, tolts and mexico shuts down and throw ways to try and stem the flow of migrants heading to the us border the color that's still a child. so saying that your child just around the southern end of the red sea, anywhere between some of the mac, i little puffs of cloud bubbling up here from time to time. so it could catch a little bit of wet weather because it was a bit localized flooding. if it does right, heavier, right. and that was a southern positive pockets, thomas, somebody to watch out for over the next couple of days elsewhere across the middle

east. jen retry, lots of hot sunshine. temperature is above the average all the way up towards damascus to most recently as well. and temperature is above the average 2 across northern parts of africa. could touch 39 celsius in tripoli. maybe even picking up a little higher as you go on into west fast. i wanted to south creeping out of north america. well, in areas of algae area, hopefully that will help to break that he was we going through the 2nd half of the we can planning a shot was made mon, across the central parts of west africa. that into the gotta sing some big and found to be showers in the shower, stretching the way across into the house of africa, right into a central air. is it even east of the rift valley? we could catch a shot row to pushing up the eastern path of tents and the scenarios of can you as well self is that it is gen, retry, am settled, watch how the rank of his across south africa, where the wet weather setting in here by sunday afternoon of the

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a mind of all top stories this hour. us president joe biden has announced a $325000000.00 aid package for ukraine. he's been meeting president ludovic zalinski, who's in washington to assure my pots and support for more weapons and money. that if saddam is willing counsel abdul fund to algebra to hon has appealed to the international communities, accounts, expenses of the armies rival rockets of both forces general. but hon made the comments of the you and jim suddenly you moved into the war. could spill over into the region and brazil as high as cold as open wi fi historic claims that ancestral land by indigenous peoples a majority of judges rule the deadline of 1988 such claims is unconstitutional. it was there by john and i mean he had a separate sales from the car back until the 1st direct piece towards the meeting was held in the presence of brushing peacekeepers. both sides have agreed to move negotiations. the toes come after ceased by on wednesday,

and the 24 hours of fighting when cyprus has agreed to lay down their weapons and spend an emergency meeting of the un security council was held and discussed and they're going to kind of back for it as a by zone and how the media gave statements to the council. each of us come see you to contribute to peace, you know, region in south co cuz on the 19th of september, i was there by john a least yet another large scale offensive against the people of now gordon, a kind of in blatant violation of the nation of low, what does it mean with rise to present to the international community as an attack on the school residents of the go to because you know, if everybody's young, he's infect local content, cut them interest, but as everybody's young, fully in line with us right? under the un charter to disarm the army and on formations illegally station in disorientated sofas, there was not letting me itself least it was, it's very easy and incorrect. and the city got to its international obligations

made these major spies that are by john unavoidable who a venue and palestinian president law, who would have us as heavily criticized as roles, policies. he told the general assembly, the piece in the middle east. it will only be possible if palestinians get full rights this saturday. the only is the my message today to the as riley is the this hideous occupation against us will not last regardless of their emissions and delusions. because the palestinian people are remaining on their own land, which they have inhabited for thousands of years, generation after generation. this is in molly. at least 2 people have been killed and 5 others injured in selling on the historic city ultima to the area has been besieged by group linked out kind of since august. nicholas' hoc reports where the new share delta meets the sahara desert lies the ancient citadel of tim, booked to this unesco world. heritage site was the center of islamic civilization

in the 11th century. now it's under attacked by fighters from the okay to affiliate gelatinous. colleagues, to learn what was the mean, they're trying to take over the city as the success 0 on period you and see. and then today the situation is truly unbearable. the people of timber 2 are suffering and this is the cry from the hearts. well, i'll tell you, the fighters controls the northern roads leading to the city and are blocking trucks carrying goods and humanitarian aid. inside timber of 2 petrol pumps are running into the prices of food like potatoes and onions are now 10 times more expensive. supplies of rice, sugar in minutes, have all but disappeared. one can you come to have them on the market is currently very difficult because if it goes on like this, a lot of stores will come if put stuff like milk, sugar right in a minute. don't come in normal, it's going to be difficult for the population for the un peacekeeping mission in malia shutting down its operation, including intern, book to at the request of the country's government of transition. the prime

minister says there is no peace for them to keep the u. n. warns of an unfolding humanitarian crisis. unfortunately, this siege also have created the kind of how book, you know, many people who can afford to live to move, to live, to move to. i mean, we have been alerted again and again by the office either so facing tenure where we have expecting we have a so not just seems odd. i was of 80001000 no for my the in fee to of the flames. an engine with the today, they don't have kind of safe haven in 2012 outside of fighters to control lifting book to the space of a few days. they destroyed ancient mosley ins set light to a library and burnt islamic manuscripts. and ancient crowns that were hundreds of years old a decade on their back. this time, they are better equipped and more organized. and they are tightening their grip on

the engine city. nicholas hawk algae 0 great. so far as he's in mexico or grappling with a surge in migraines from lots of america, trying to make their way note to us both the mexican officials have applied the range of tactics including shutting down some roadways. model to follow as well. a seemingly endless cue of migrants crossing the rio grande from mexico into the united states. they're part of a recent search in migrant crossings in places like the d pass, gape, one of the busiest border crossings between the 2 countries. many of them say they're fling worsening, political and economic conditions in their home countries. go see a man by a situation in my country is suffocating. in mexico, the recent wave of migrants appears over whelming. earlier this week, mexico's national railway service, federal mex announced

a temporary suspension of operation after several deaths and injuries were before the bolding migrants calling from spring cards. the freight trains, or one of the most popular methods used by migrants as they make their way to the united states. collectively, these real cars are known as levies where the bees must coming out. thank the i meant that yeah, we've the moving for 9 to 10 days. walking is all full because in my group which came here walking, we go south fees, inches and it was such a long waiting to go until we reach the boulder. i don't think we can even make it by. we'll see what the price is appears just as dire along mexico's southern border with water mol, on monday, a group of migrants, most of them from countries like peyton cuba on tourist and venezuela forced their way into a refugee station coming as if we all absolutely uninformed don't display any sewing anything that informs the people. i think they should find

a solution to this. facing the sharp influx of migrants from latin america and the caribbean immigration policy, experts in mexico are calling on the government to establish more processing centers for migrants to prevent the current crisis from worsening. when was it up a little l g 0 u. s. media and local route from the adult as the step down as terminal the folks and news corporation. the 92 year old traded folks boot costing in 1986 and eventually became the number one cable news channel in the us. as son laughlin will now become the sole chairman of the company's present, salumi reports from new york. he is the owner of the global media empire and one of the richest man in the world. but 92 year old rupert murdoch is stepping down as chairman of his holding company news corps, the gang to having and try a different approach to the pay that we've got to try and set up a problem to have the present has been trying for a long time born and australia,

murdock built his media empire in the u. k. and in print before expanding into the lucrative us market. his us holdings include the wall street journal in new york post. here. he's best known as the creator of fox. the 1st broadcast network in the history of television to successfully take on the countries big 3 win, fox news network launched in 1996. it was something new, a 24 hour cable network, the clear, illogical till to the right. it quickly became both profitable and politically influential. our next embrace of donald trump is credited with helping him when the presidential election in 2016. in the last year, however, fox was forced to pay $787000000.00 to settle defamation lawsuit related to its coverage of false claims following the 2020 presidential election. shortly after fox fired its most popular personality,

tucker carlson functions. fingerprints are also all over the trump indictments. a lot of transmission information was buried by fox. so that is a part of the legacy. i overall though rupert would say that his legacy is in mergers and acquisitions. he was always chasing the next deal. and that made sense when the media industry was consolidated and media was scarce. but we now live in an age of abundance. when anybody can create content at any time. rupert murdoch's son, laughlin c o, a fox news will take over the rule of news courts. chairman, no word on why rupert murdoch made this announcement now as it doesn't take effect until november. ironically, this week, a new book releases a biography about him, entitled the end of fox news speculating what will happen to the network once he's gone. but don't count them out just yet. rupert murdoch will retain the title of german ameritas going forward. present salumi al jazeera, new york. rising sea levels are making less difficult for filipino children living

on islands bay. the capital of manila, reaching close on time, is a daily struggle. many blamed climate change. the science is also point to land reclamation as a cause. barnaby lo has the story. jillian and jessica, because on a live one island the way from their school, their daily commute is always an adventure. on a daily visited, they tried to walk that meant navigating a body past once the rain had stopped and getting across a narrow embankment. filica the full, i see it's dangerous because you can fold into mode or water. and when you look down, the height can be frightening. but even the treacherous pathway itself unusable, rising sea levels leave the island flooded on most days. so this is the end of the road for us years ago. this was usually dry, but now it's almost always splendid. so unless children who are going to school are

willing to wade into the flood water, they're going to have to turn back and take another route to school. until recently, there would have been no choice but to get on. now, boats like this, donated for the whole foundation, take students to school there only for however, barely enough for the dozens of students on the island to reach a school or talk to an email. i mean, people know, even some portions of embankments have been damaged by a strong ways. this mission destructive during the monsoon season. in time the amendments might be gone. and so our last result, our boats are less than a slight a fit test. and from what i one where the school is located off manila pace were reclamation projects for underway before president 14. and marcus junior suspended them assigned to say land around the base is thinking to, to ground quarter extraction,

and sand stretching and building activities will only worsen the problem. it is true that climate change is causing us to get more friends with strong di foods. but as you reclaim you are basically blocking off drainage and so areas landward from the reclamation are going to suffer. where's, where's that, where's money? what votes can get children from island to island for now? yep. a little they can do it for when the school itself gets flooded in the future . find below l g 0 off manila b. and for the con, the philippines, the, this is always there and these are the top stories us present. joe biden has