plastic is very busy and can fluid for years around the globe and ocean carrying with them fungus, bacteria, and outcome. we can predict to that, that with increase of globalcom creature in the seats and creature, the number of the stuff do. we always going to increase as well. what changes to our ecosystem become visible 40 to 50 years later, but this already too late right then, and chances of reversing it nearly impossible. the record numbers of microns across the southern us border from mexico. one nearby city says it's a breaking point. the don't know about this, and this is audra 0 live from don't have also coming up, leaving home actually got many and st and are going to kind of box are the leaders

of armenia. and also by john, say they're going to whole more songs to the end of the stand off police in northern cost of o arrest attackers public aided inside a monastery on touchstone. the space mission now so says is going to open a time capsule to the beginning of our solar system. the so we're going to start in the us reco numbers of migrants are crossing the southern border from mexico. nearly 9000 people arrives in just 24 hours the board, a city of legal pass and texas has declared a state of emergency mexico and the us have agreed that migrants are going to be deported to their home. countries are going to introduce new measures to cub the surgeon border crossings. the mayor of el paso in texas says that city is overwhelmed as files of new asylum seekers arrive each day. the city of paso and

they have so many resources and we have come to but we look at a breaking point right now is items because mostly from venezuela, hondas, and haiti, many of the violence financial crisis or political turmoil, hydro castro's at the board, or an eagle pass in texas actually right here we were just standing here in video for video or he's asking if we can go get into the shade because he has been in his son for so long. this is for, for video who is from venice, where that was listed on his plan is to give him a, almost his chance. i'm asking him how he feels to have a new so he's here for the opportunities for everyone. what message does he have for the us government here? yeah. yeah. they're being asked to leave and they're actually as

a file past us here. they've been very orderly since arriving on the side of the river. as you see, border control corner patrol vehicles have now come and see another group of a young family here with a child or like almost done they're really trying to make the best of this really difficult situation. you really see people dealing with the seats and after of course, coming across this river, which we have been showing you throughout the morning and still more people don't know. we can see past this wire here. but more people have been crossing from the mirror from the mexico side. and actually you do see more groups here there on this island, which is right in the middle of the rio grande. and people are holding hands. they're linking arms because this part of the water where they're about to wave through it's about to get chest deep. and that is very difficult. obviously when

you're balancing young children on your shoulders, as this man is, who is a 2nd in line leading the way we've seen a lot of families stranded on on this island or going back and forth and then hoping for an opportunity when more people arrived there hoping that with help of others holding onto them big and together flights, the current and this current is deadly hearing, though, the women yelling, screaming, fearful that this is a dangerous situation. and here comes some more children in the family having crossed successfully over the water. the stand off and i'm on a street in northern costs, a whole is ended. security forces, storm the building hours officer of a police officer was shot dead at least the 3 of the attackers have been killed about searching. diamond barricaded themselves

inside a monastery, and the village of buns got comfortable as prime minister as a q surveyor of back what he called a terrorist attack. i think, i mean he is, are feeding, they're going to cut back off the russian bag ceasefire and a 20 foot out attack by also by john armenian and azerbaijan. the leaders say they're going to hold more talks to try to work out what happens next. how do i have documented reports, the hundreds remain stranded as lake armenians seeking the protection of russian peacekeepers who now controlled this airport and they're going to cut off. they fled they townsend villages. feeling the arrival of visor, but john, the soldiers this by buck who's saying the people of armenian defense will be protected by the constitution. but like many here, validity it by 10 things. it's safer to move on regarding to them who can give us the guarantee we found the lead to of guessing we ran away and came, here we go. so i've got the young people are killed along the way. they've seen

father speaking to the nation, armenian prime minister in the cold bush in yan said the situation remains very dangerous for the estimate of a 120000 ethnic armenians living in the region. i sort of, it's me because of them are meetings and they go into a car box continue to face the threat of an estimate cleanser. and recent days humanitarian aid has arrived. but this does not change the situation unless real living conditions are created. an effective mechanisms of protection from ethnic cleansing, then the armenians have nicole in a car buff, we'll see exile from their homelands. armenians claim to go look at our best as the ancestral homeland, but the mountain this region is internationally recognized as part of a 0 but gen, since the fall of the soviet union. in 2020 as they are by gen notes, a major offensive reclaiming territory. occupied by armenia, it led to a ceasefire agreement between the 2 countries. of this latest military push was in

the disbanding and this army ethnic armenian fighters who have now surrendered their weapons under russian redated agreement. this is the weapon that below used to belong to the automated armies forces attachments, and they'll say to go out, i mean, i mean your forces got here and it was seized from them just in the last 2 days during the last but as a by gen tied to this group, i'm not going to cut our bus. international concern is mounting about the plight of civilians. the 1st to many to an income boy arrived in the region on saturday, carrying 70 tons of basic supplies. ethnic armenian leaders say they are in talks to organize that withdrawn process and the return of those displaced by the fighting. but after 3 decades of rivalry, mistrust between the 2 sides runs deep. and many of those living here say they

wouldn't feel safe living on there as a bird, johnny. for that. then how many of these are funerals have been held in the occupied west by a golf to is really forces killed at least 2 palestinians during a rate and the notions of refuge account. the operation involved dozens of energy vehicles and a bulldozer which destroyed the main road into the area. palestinian groups have declared a general strike and processed it a but again, as more for me to come in and the occupied westbank. it's hard to tell where the damage from the wave that took place early today starts. i'm the damage from last month to read. and let's show you the manifestation of the latest as radio waves here in the north, some refugee camp. where is where the forces have saved here for almost 5 hours damaging infrastructure home and also killing to palestinians.

according to people here in the camp. they say that's why they are largely on arm. some young man now decided to carry up arms and fight fee is ready for it is continuously wave different palestinian towns and cities this result of the killing of a 21 year old palestinian who was involved in the armed confrontations that followed the raid. another man, a 32 year old, the father of 2, his wife is pregnant and they were expecting their 3rd child was shot in the head and killed instantly. post city is here say that the raids like this one are not new. they barely, it really finished off the reconstruction of the main street after the rate that took place last month when these really forces damage infrastructure. once again, people here save that. these really forces could read again. any minutes

intimidating and killing palestinians knew that, but he knew some stuff to come. the occupied westbank nearly a $170.00 apollo streaming is really to be murdered this year. that's more than double the number for the same period last year. is there any police are accused of being unable or unwilling to tackle the problem all brandon reports some corporate products in the central issue. children playing on the family terrace. a upfront on the tech is open fi in broad daylight, a 2 man from the family. the cctv catches the family scramble for safety. one of the wounded man liked to die. on september the 2nd shake semi i bet, let's see it ma'am. in proof, a kind of became another victim. gone down in the cobb park outside his musk, the community is still in shock. the system and it was everything for us along with the grief is rule and got all the bad. and these are huge amounts of

and get towards the is rarely establishment towards the occupational for us because it is not doing its job in relation to protecting the palestinian minority. here it is solely responsible for this chaos the, the motives behind this magistrate appeared to be various. there are family periods, financial disputes, gang tough was. but increasingly, it seems to be groups vying full political influence. in august, the council chief and the town or 2 that were shot dead on the recent victims had just announced the candidacy in the municipal elections upcoming in november. the mass of proof of keta is considering a run for re election, but he's worried when one of the these claims directly affect the local elections in a negative rate. we have seen candidates who have withdrawn, they were trying to see because of these crimes. and because of death threats,

prime minister benjamin netanyahu has promised a crime task force. but the overwhelming public opinion is this is really police. treat the king of palestinians, very different to that of his raney's. these really police issued us an entry statement saying that the crime wave is a top priority, and the substantial result is have been dedicated to it. they said they was at $44.00 attempted notice so far this year. and the targeting the financial assets of suspected criminals. reason protests of drones, thousands of demonstrations, many carrying symbolic white coffins. israel's palestinian citizens have long complained that they don't receive the rights that they're entitled to unabated cummings suggest as evidence for the police pull, brennan, i'll just sarah cooper, canada israel and then also have ukraine college terms like so many homes to students from all over the world, 17 years ago, one of them was a training doctor called the right what now he's having to move again. and he's

trying to find a way out of a country which is being bombarded by attacks. same bus ivy as more on the surface of life than to me seems normal people who left after the invasion of ukraine have started to return. the city has reopened. people go about their daily lives. but the war is never, far air raid sirens every few hours. constant reminders of living close to the russian border reward is from felicia. he fled to rock after the american invasion, only to find himself in the middle of a russian summer condition. i have what i want to stay here and see me. i don't want to leave this country. i have to consider it because of my wife and child, because if i listen to my heart, no, i don't want to go mean is this place gave me more than my in kentucky. if you would ask me to choose a rack. oh ukraine. i would definitely choose ukraine. robot came as a medical student, learned the language, became a doctor,

and the ukranian citizen. he started several small businesses bringing a bit of the arab world to ukraine. he's lived here for 17 years, met his wife, who was also a rocky and had a child. he reluctantly sent them back to a rock. across ukraine. lives have been in limbo ever since the world before the invasion. the city was a favorite for people who were looking for an affordable place to live and attend university international students from asia, africa, and the middle east, numbered in the few 1000. now, only a few dozen as recently as july, a russian rocket attack till 2 people. when it hit this vocational school, the incidents like this are still driving people out of the city. is that nice to style? uh, joshua manager several downtown cafe is. she says half her stuff before the war were a man who went to fight. but just to show when the war started, we had

a difficult time because no one knew what to do next. sort of the thank you, but they should, we just want all our employees to leave the country as soon as possible. even a small businesses in towns likes to me begin to recover drones and rocket attacks . big for sleepless nights. despite hazards and uncertainty will watch says his family wants to come back to live in their adopted home or die trying the same bus route the old to 0 suit in north of ukraine. a step ahead. and i'll just say to this small island and the capital sized korea was destroyed more than 50 years ago. now it's come back to life as a century for birds. i'm the richardson of the asian games and joe china taking a closer look at the ancient motional of worship, which in more recent times has become a competitive school, dominated by chinese athletes.

the now the flavor of the weather, the northwest few of take the island and great britain is that of all to. but i think monday might well be a day off the storm sensors a long way away. so you giving it a breathing was 20 degrees in london, that for most of europe is actually reason in the world. so a few degrees above average, for example in wolf. so the real heat that was being pushed out from most is remaining of summer. if you like to book resto, got 30 in athens to about 30, but so fee is down to $23.00. and that's the reason this wind of storms was an old cold front and it stay for cooling things down under texas walden takes a while to do that. at the same time, the ratings come back into the bas charles, come tuesdays or afternoons. case in point 27, that's 25. so it's

a 5 degree draw in about 3 days. sturdy, the moment. and that will be accompanied by slight meetings on the so it's not necessarily good news for greece and athens is an example there. so it's still quite room in eastern libya and this might be the 1st time we see a shower to, for example, the big guy was able to and only a light one. the significant right is for the south and tropical africa was done. this fondles as it was, as you can see, effect even in sierra leone. there's any marginally heavy showers the the

the the want to go to 0 reminder about some stories this out of the city of eagle pass and texas is declared a state of emergency following a surgeon, migrants from mexico, nearly 9000 people who've crossed into the us in just 24 hours. i think, i mean he is a friendly and going to kind of box out to about rushing back ceasefire ended a 24 hour attack by as a by john, i mean i'm not as or by johnny leaders say there's a whole more talks to work out what happens next?

the stand off for the monastery in northern cost of oh is now over, security force is strong. the building hours of a police officer was shot dead about search and government fabricated themselves inside the building and the village of bun scott. at least 34 people have been killed in a fuel definitely explosion in vending that happened to the warehouse in a town on the border with nigeria, which is one of the world's biggest oil producers we consume. shelly, 5 more people in southern daneen woke up to a towel black smoke and a fire at a marketplace and seem to punch in the flames and golf shops and houses in the area . what this is said, gasoline was being unloaded at a stone. the explosion left thousands of chug bodies at the sight coordinates on, do you say you're kind of, you know, it must be said that with the intensity of the fire burn levels can sometimes reach up to 100 percent of the effective body surface. that's how serious these cases are

. how did you see them? i as the black smoke disappeared into the sky, the destruction was clear. the fire burned all the codes that had lined up just a few. an investigation is on the way to determine the costs. many of the injured on critical condition you for the to the cause of the fire was fuel, particularly contraband fuel. we also recorded 22 injuries of varying severity. she said with the name has a substantial block market for fuel that supplies built in from its neighbor. nigeria is a major oil producer and fuel smuggling is common inside the country and along its borders. illegal to refund rees fuel dumps and pipelines have sprung up in towns like these with little or no safety measures to control fires on the consumption of these on to 0 presidency manual. my calls as funds will and it's military presence in asia. it's recalled,

it's and box it up from the country. we're going to get the license, my correspondent nicholas hock, and instead of go to use capital doc a, nick for weeks. now there's been a lot of pressure from people in the sheriff of funds to go particularly the i'm boss of the. now it seems that that's going to happen a yes, that's a small victory for the government of transition. and usually i remember the scenes that we saw outside the military base in the capital of new share in the i may, with thousands of people were asking, were calling the french army to leave the country immediately. and for the french or bounce that or to lead, he's been seen it shared with the french and basset, or he's been essentially hostage inside the embassy. there's been a, the new share security forces surrounding that area. and they wouldn't let anybody in or anybody out. she's been surviving on the food rations that were inside the embassy, but this is definitely a small victory for the government of transition. and perhaps an embarrassment for

the french who have seen after molly burkina faso. now the 3rd country in this a health where it is being asked by the governments in place to leave the country immediately. now this comes at a time where there is been an uptake of attacks by arm, good thing to all kind of an ice. so in the share, but it seems that the government and user wants to do without the french, they don't see them as a solution. but the problem now this announcement was made by present a menu in my quote, who was speaking to the french media. there is an election to senatorial election taking place in france, and it didn't assume this sense of how important this is to the french population. what's happening in the thought, hell. and so he, and he said basically that the french forces will leave new share by the end of the year. from nick,

this is going to have an impact image of the ways that they're not going to be regional implications for this as well. of course, because it is there is also a can't transit point for migrants trying to reach europe. and so the french and the european union have used the region of get is as a staging point, a place where they were trying to stop the flow of illegal migration migration. so what, what is happening is that you have migraines from senegal, from the coastal areas that goes to the desert, then on to libya or tanisha, and then cross the mediterranean to greece to the islands of lump of things that were other islands. now, seeing the end of that cooperation with france will have a repercussion for the european union in the way that they tried to control their borders. but what's interesting to note is that in is there, there is also an american military base. there are drone activities. there's

a drone base in the share and the americans have a very different perspective. then the french, the americans have fallen short from calling it a cool. they call it a crisis because they really did call it accrued. then it would mean the end of the military cooperation. they seem to think that there is still a possibility for me, but assume who is currently being held in the i made the president the, the post president to be able to come back to power. rob nicholas. thank you very much. indeed. that's nicholas hock, bring us up to date from the senegalese capital duck on small river island and south korea is capital destroyed more than 50 years ago to increase the flow of water is found new life as a century for birds. bondsville has not become a habitat from migrate to re flux and this phone stay reports from so the searchers are trying to work out how to protect it. are tucked away in a little bend of the han river in central,

so is bumps on islet. the cities on the weapons and a restricted area. i'll just see you again, direct access to the on it and follow the team of researches that the findings will help determine future conservation plans. ruth and pick a wetlands are considered to be transition zones between aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems. because organisms from these 2 ecosystems coexist here, i considered this place to be very ecologically important area, even in terms of waterways research. as a here to study the species of plants and animals that live here, fish, including native korean species, use the shallows of the stream and the island surrounding montez as a spawning ground and the sweet, the woodlands have also become a habitat for several species of migrates. we but the owner of the we observe birds like oriels and swallows their small birds that cross the pacific ocean. they need

to store a lot of energy and they require a place to rest during their journey. this place serves to refill their sustenance and enables them to complete their migration safely. such ecological places are rare and large cities. so just having this place ensures their survival bombs. so i'm hasn't always held such ecological importance. in 1968, it was bonaparte to increase the flow rate of the han with rock and gravel from the islands was used to fortify the river embankment of one of souls. districts now home to a cluster of modern buildings, bumps on what's left and its own, and slowly regenerated. the islands continues to change. over the accumulation of settlement has increased, its size is growing more than 6 folds in nearly 60 years. some features on the line, it's changing to sand and settlement as filled in some parts of the wetlands which

may lead to a change in vegetation. over time. the islet itself is a testament to the resilience of nature. almost a casualty of development. it's now we much as of which at the logical site, florence li, i'll just you a samsung islet. so i kept so i'm counting work samples from an asteroid is back on the online space cross landed in the us state of utah. one of the samples is folder and a half 1000000 years old. the phone to contain foods about the origins of our solar system and life. the counselor's fire return is concluded. a 7 year not satellite admission. pole barn is professor of us environmental and policy sciences at washington university in saint louis. he says that by studying these asteroids will deepen our understanding of the origins of our socialist solar system. no one mission will answer all of these profound questions, including why are we here? how do we get started? admission is like

a service racks are incredible because they bring back material from the very area in the solar systems history and importantly, material. it has not going to gone any of the later processing that say the rocks on earth. and that means that we can look at what the actual chemical or physical properties of the solar system are like. that in the case of the asteroid that will start with the rest when to venue anyways, a carbon rich asteroid. and there's also evidence that at some point earlier in its history, it was a symbol from parts of a larger object through which water actually percolated through. and when you have water and you have carbon imposed contact, you often generate organic, complex carbon based molecules. that's the kind of stuff we think might have a re recently gone into the building blocks of life. and so by looking at the samples from this asteroid that date back to almost time 0, we have a good idea of what chemical and physical conditions and properties were like in a way that we absolutely can off by simply studying what we find on there. it won't tell us all the answers, but it will be a big step forward in understanding what conditions were like early in the solar

system, but potentially could have paid a big role in allowing life to develop here under the chinese martial lot of bush who has been part of the asian games for more than 30 years and globally, it's estimated more than a 120000000 people practice. the sport at a richardson went to a wish of school in the whole city of homes show to learn about his ancient traditions. this a schools with more than 1600 years of history, the future of the chinese motional to wish you looks to be in good hands. the discipline has 2 distinct competition categories, choreographed routines, and full contact financing. points out good to go, i hope will be if i'm you. i love to assure you, since i was a child and i've been practicing it ever since. my dream is to share my experiences of issue with the younger generation. so that more and more kids and then to do it . but it's a part of the chinese tradition and culture that needs to be looked after. when it

comes to winning metals and we're showing that we called a spoke 1st came into the agent games in 1990 and event invite. since then, china has gone on to 6 gold medals. best place to 3 times the number one by all the other countries put together 10 year old tony's each one hopes to one day when an agent games metal of his own. one. then if i do things like video games, is that for my eyesight and my body gets weak with for sure, my body will be stronger, i can learn to protect myself. plus it looks cool. so i think ocean is a perfect sport. iran and the dentist done well among the countries from outside of china to enjoy middle success at the last asian games. and we, she's growing global popularity was recognized and the decision to include it in the 2026 useful in picks in cynical, but it's yet to become

a full olympic sports for home development. also since it became part of the asian games our government is offered as most of.