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cross from mexico into the united states. we report on the dangers of their journey thousands of refugees from the going to carol back arrive and armenia after as they by john takes control the the 1st us made abrams tanks arriving ukraine following presidential biden's promise to supply you with more state of the art weapons amalia schumann, truthfully bolivia, and prosecute the general all that the address of the federal court in some form of officials after the 1st of the 2 down in the eastern city of done shows thousands of people and on piece of same as though you're supposed to india, when they 1st crickets, goals, middle and an asian games, the women seem beach relented by 90 runs in the fine or how does that could be? the

it is just past 1500 gmc and we start with the growing crisis at the southern order of the united states where a large number of asylum seekers is continuing to cross over from mexico. nearly 9000 people arrived on saturday alone. and that's what it looks like. the mayor of el paso says the border city is now a breaking point. while another city eagle pass has declared a state of emergency. mexico has an agreement with the west to deport migrants back to their home countries. in an effort to combat the surge of migrant number's houses, here is havi show. castro has been covering this story for a century joyce's from eagle pass and texas near the mexican border. hardy, yesterday, when we spoke to you, there was a stream, a regular stream of migrants coming in and finding their way through the barbed wire behind you. what are you seeing today? it is the same story still on repeat 0 and you can look right now we're back at the spot by the river that separates mexico on the other side in the united states

where i'm standing and there are people who are still midway through this crossing . we're seeing a few on this little island that is separating the 2 banks of the river. this is where people tend to catch their breaths before they make it the rest of the way across the river, which is a little bit deeper. and then if you'll actually come closer to the shore where we're standing now, these are all the folks who arrived over night. i was just asking a couple of how long they've been there. so they had to sleep out here, underneath the elements and surrounded by razor wire without water without food. and they were told by us border patrol agents. they told me to just wait here until at some point perhaps rescue will come to take them to the border patrol centers for processing. and even as they wait more and more people arrive and it is the struggles that they are enduring. families with small children and people from all

walks of life that has captured our attention of this family with a toddler and an infant is branded on a small island in the middle of the rio grande river. mexico is behind them. the united states is a head, but there's a problem. the water head gets deeper into children recently drowned here. the family is frightened. they turn around, back at the island. the toddler plays as the father considers his options. the arrival of more migrants emboldens him. there may be safety in numbers, more hands to catch small ones. if they're swept away and altogether, they cross wife with children. through this i ask for their futures. the answer, this is the scene on repeat in eagle past texas, the town experiencing a surge of unauthorized border crossings numbering up to the thousands daily. the us border patrol boats plus the water mostly observing the crossings. only

intervening when someone's life may be at risk. this family has a disabled child who is struggling, a border patrol boat takes them to safety, everyone else confronts the next barrier. layers and layers of razor wire put here by the state of texas. washington has sued the state to remove the fencing due to humanitarian concerns. the border patrol is actually cutting through this wire because as, as you see there are asylum seekers, families there who are baking underneath the sun and trying desperately begging to be allowed. the rest of the way up, they are ready standing on us soil. they have a legitimate right to claim asylum here in this country. defense is meant to be a deterrent to force. the asylum seekers to turn around even now. but they don't. these men say they're from venezuela, fleeing political violence, and economy in shambles. tell them that it's we are so tired,

but our goal was to reach the united states because this is the land of opportunity . what's behind them can only be worse than what they're facing. and what they're facing is, you know, 5 rows of causes here, wire piled higher than their heads. and you know, the arm guardsman with weapons coming under the many of these tired faces were smiles. this was a good day to have reached us soil. thus, despite the difficult asylum process ahead with little chances of success, this woman tells her daughter to say she's a warrior. guess what your name? i am the girl answers. how did you, castro out a 0 eagle pass, texas. heidi, how have things changed in the 24 hours or so since you put that report together, since you shot that footage a 0. this is incredible because this is actually the exact spot where we just showed you. and that story, that border patrol had cut

a gap through this barbed wire for migrants to pass through. and as you can see, there is fresh brand new barbed wire that has been placed here to close back up that gap. so this is sort of, this is the response that we're seeing us border patrol will do one thing in a humanitarian way to get people out of the sign into the processing centers. and then the texas controlled national guards will come right back in and do that work and closing up the gap. and that is leading to real consequences. the people that we were just talking to you about having staying here overnight because they arrived shortly after we put together that story you just saw. and they spent the entire night here in the dark, exposed to the elements, and they're still waiting as a sun has come back up. now it's approaching again a 100 degrees fahrenheit, and they're without water and they can't get past the spend and has again been put

back up. so such as the flight that they're enduring. and of course, potentially it will only be get worse. that's what everyone is predicting here as thousands more. my friends are waiting for their opportunity to be in the position that these migrants are they cross the river. they're here. i think there everyone is alert now because they just heard the sounds of the us border patrol boat that may just pass them by or maybe will actually stop and invite them aboard to take them safety. heidi, a question about this group. if they don't find a way through the barbed wire or if nobody cuts it for them like like they did yesterday, and you showed me a report where did they go there? i'm having a little hard time hearing you. i think i heard you ask about question about the barbed wire and just to explain it a little bit further because it is confusing. we have one us agency

that is actually of the way but they haven't instructed not to stop. and we have seen people step in, we have seen us us agents step in when there appear to be very obviously children who are at risk people who are obviously a medical distress. but i don't want to speak too soon. they may be coming back to rescue them, but it appears that this doesn't qualify as enough distress and the eyes of the us border patrol according to their instructions. right, heidi, i don't know if you can still hear me with the boat, but assuming they managed to make it to the other side of the barbed wire,

then what happens to them? your report said this is going to be a hard process and they may not be successful. that's right, they will be taken to a processing center, which is actually just underneath a bridge. i saw a packet of water waiting for people. there are bathrooms, their snacks. so there is, there are the resources available once they somehow get past the razor wire to reach those resources. but yes, then the journey ahead of them is still very difficult in the terms of navigating the legal landscape of the united states. because in order to claim asylum, and in order to plead their case before asylum judge, that takes months if not years because of a backlog. and there is so, even before they get to that point, they have to prove that they may have a chance of prevailing in their asylum claim. and if it's determined, they don't even have

a chance at all by us asylum officers were here at the border. then they immediately are turned around to be deported to their home countries. and it's hard to get transparency from the us government about this, but from the numbers in previous years, it somewhere like less actually make it to the point of, of submitting and assign them quite. so the vast majority of people who we've been meeting through these last few days, they will not have that chance because they do, they will be deemed unqualified. they will not have the qualification to uh, get asylum under us law. and they will be sent home. all right, if you're just joining us, you are watching live footage of the rio grande, which is the physical border between mexico and the southern united states that the house was yours, heidi's, old castro reporting and the people you just saw there on the other side of the barbed wire are migrants that asylum seekers trying to make it into the us currently stuck behind the concertina wire. heidi,

thank you very much for your reporting. within 3000 refugees have so far crossed into our media from the gore know camera back and follows as a by johns decision to type needs group on the region of to last week ceasefire with ethnic or median fighters. year of on says it's preparing to take in tens of thousands more who may sleep the election card or between our media and the board account back open to earlier this week to let in humanitarian aid and allow safe passage for those who want to leave to reach the sound events of aid reports from the election border crossing in azerbaijan. there's been a city circle of people leaving the kind of a region. they say that it is no longer for it's safe for them to stay here. and they have to go and they've been packing whatever they could on top of they causing their boots and which ever vehicle they could use if you've been seeing the trucks coming in have you've seen cause via see lori's. we've seen everything that they

could possibly use to pack whatever they can. and obviously it is not just the either by johnny to instead of there as well as the thing i mean is, is all being insured by russian peacekeepers. as you can see in the trucks. in the distance that they are also being patrolling this area at the showing their presence in both sides of this border crossing and telling people that they are okay to go. they have to write any government on that spot has been telling people that they should stay if they want to, but it is up to them, but they want to stay or leave. many people feel that because of the 3 decades of animosity between these 2 sides, it is going to be difficult for them to stay and they're not believing guarantees that are being given to them. as you saw, these cause have been checked, their names registered mail in passages who are not. the drivers are off to get off the cause they disembarked. they go through this processing beyond not crossing is

armenia. that's where people are heading into knots where they're trying to find refuge. we've spoken to some of them whose feel that it is not going to be easy sending the side that they have to leave everything behind. but the few that there is no other option for them, but to leave the newborn no car boss. the reason for joining we know from back who is matthew brice or the former us mediator in the going to care about conflict? also a former us ambassador. it's as or by john, as or as a by john has been telling ethnic armenians that they can stay in the going to car back, that they will be safe. they will be protected, your thoughts on that to? well, i can't understand why it's, you know, that's like our media and what would be worried about what could happen? you know, there was a hor, horrendous bit of ethnic cleansing in the 1st phase of this complex when $800000.00 or by johnny's were forced to leave their homes. and so i could understand if you're in our union on the other side now you'd be nervous, but i also have to say in my 21 years working on this complex either in government

or in st times like now the also by johnny perspective on this one issue has been consistent, which is that the goal is to get to a peace agreement that will allow the armenian community to remain and allow them the hazard by johnny's to come back to their old places, the presidents and the neighbors again with the army unions. there are ongoing negotiations right now between us or by john and the ethnic armenians of the going to car back to decide what the future is going to be of this region. of course, as the by john intends for it to be completely as or by johnny. they've said this, they said they've re getting full control, but we're talking about how ethnic armenians are going to continue to live there. if they're going to continue to live there, etc. etc, does armenia neighboring or media have any leverage over what happens in these talks? you know, our media really has no leverage anymore and has no way to re insert the military forces than it has kept in that region of cairo box. since the end of the 2nd quarter, about 4, which by the way, it was

a violation of the ceasefire statement. it has no leverage. and looking back at also by john i just said, you know, that as or by john's ambition has been too heavy. armenians feel safe enough, but that's going to be a tall order, right? as are by john's going to now have to is the say, walk the walk in, proved that their rhetoric is sincere. and it may be that there needs to be some sort of observe or mission or peacekeeping new kind of peacekeeping mission, that's not just rushing but international that provides jeremy and community sense of security. but in terms of leverage, not really. our media really doesn't have any leverage that has the force of the more or worse of making sure that the world is watching, and that it's an a kinsman. and kim's women are treated according to 2 international human mall. right. so you mentioned the antibodies on is going to have to prove to ethnic, armenians, indigo, and encounter back that it is sincere. that is precisely the argument that they've been making to us when they come on our shows the last few days they're saying as

the by john isn't sincere and they have a track record of not keeping their promises. what do you said about to i'd say i understand why people in this situation would think that i, i, in my experience it hasn't been the case that as or by john hasn't kept it's, it's pledge is uh, for example, the ceasefire statement at the end of the 2nd quarter by 4 actually also by john hassle, looked up to those uh those commitments. and i was relieved to see that at the end of the war, the us are by johnny side chipped of slowing at that time. humanitarian need and natural gas to the median population as it was evacuating. and i can only pray that that, that sort of behavior continues now, but i understand why they're years consternation it's, it's only natural in that situation. right? and then the ethic arming is just the context, save it since the end around the end of last year. they've been blockaded by the as or by johnny's that some basic goods haven't been coming in, etc. so, can the russians be honest? well, brokers,

i don't know if it's the right word because they also by johnny is the same. he's a bilateral talks with the armenians that the russians are not brokers of these talks. but can they, can this force that the russians have on the ground guarantee, the safety and your view of the ethnic armenians? i know it probably can mean there 3000 russian troops. their mandate is to go into those places and azerbaijan, from where the or median troops withdraw. so your media troops had not yet withdrawn in this past week. so the russian troops had no way to go in and provide any sort of protection best not to the mandate of a peace. keep for peacekeepers that a peacemaker, a peacemaker, comes in and after the piece has been established and hopefully that piece has come . but i think that for, for the ethic armenian community to feel comfortable, as i said a few moments ago, there probably needs to be some sort of other international observe formation in may be of the always c, e,

or peacekeepers at least until us or by john has done what i said, i hope it will do, which is to prove that any sincere it sits in this whole process is going to require a lot of dialogue step by step, trust, building and natural examples of life getting better for those armenians who remain behind the hill, it seems like maybe the process has begun because now we see that the luncheon board or is fully open. we see that the, the leadership of the community and community is no longer rejecting humanitarian any that comes from the answer. but john, aside from the office dispute as was the case before us or by john was offering assistance from the city of dom and the local community said, no, well, for political reasons, we're not going to accept it. i think we're getting past all that now. but again, it's going to be a long process up in the go shooting times. and to that point that you made about maybe a need for an outside force. that is something that our media actually advocated for the un general assembly just earlier this week. but so far, the move,

the needle doesn't seem to move down that matthew rises at joining us from back. who today? thank you very much. thank you, sir. are planning morehead on the news hour will be telling you why the military leadership in molly has postponed elections that is scheduled for february and the us, as accused of failing to compensate their rockies detained, and tortured the edits infamous, i'm great prison and elsewhere. the a 9 year old skateboarder goes to gold at the asian games. peter stomach will have the details coming up. for the the 1st us made abrams tanks have arrived in ukraine. president followed him. your zalinski says they will reinforce keys, armor and brigades, but he didn't specify how many tanks he received. washington has to force applied

to a $113000000000.00 in defense and humanitarian aid to ukraine, since russia's invasion last year. we're drawing now from key by saying bas robbie, saying, what is this supposed to change on the battlefield? these tax well, this is what is the most heavy duty pieces of equipment that ground units will be receiving so far from the united states. joe biden pledged 31 abrams tanks earlier this year. they were supposed to be here sooner during it. so excuse trip in new york, she promised that the 1st delivery would be happening this week. and now the ministry of defense on president, someone's be confirming that the 1st set of terms have now arrived what they're expected to change. well, there are some problems there a lot more difficult for the previous operate compared to the european counterparts european terms of different using their more difficult to keep the old and

maintained. so we can look to what truly the head of military intelligence has said in response to their arrival. they will be used specifically for well crafted plans . don't want to lose these tags. they're, they're not as numerous as much of the other equipment that they have received. so we are likely to see them, perhaps not used to punch through russian lines. this is the effort right now in places like sacraments, that we are likely to see them perhaps used in the south of the country with the terrain. a slot well suited to these types of fascinating vehicles and strong fire and power. probably not used to place the russian lines, but they are likely to be used to take and hold positions of the ukrainians are hoping to get ahold of in the coming days. and weeks zane, something else i'd like you to comment on ukraine says that it killed the commander of russia's, lexi fleets and a missile strike last week. now you had alerted us to this that there were reports, but at the time they were unconfirmed. this reportedly happened during an attack on the black sea fleet headquarters in sylvester pole that's in russian controlled

crimea. and now it is being officially claimed by ukraine that they did indeed killed the commander of the fleet zane. it is true, this would be a major not just symbolic, but also strategic tactical victory for you. great. that is correct. the of the commander of the black, safely to visiting already is, is, is a major blow to the rest of the forces of nature. when you premium side, it's, it's fair to ask how the premiums could have such detailed information, such confirmation of such a senior figure in the russian military hierarchy having been killed in this attack on friday. booting off pointed earlier in the week on friday when this attack happens, that they have assets on the ground operational assets and help them to carry out a timing accurate strike on a meeting of senior officials at the headquarters of the box. so they pointed this

information, they said they would update with the desktop. they've helped a number of people killed from the, in the attack to 34 officers as well as a 105 people who didn't the buildings. and they have said that their offers on the ground have confirmed that the apple of the black sea was killed in this attack. but again, this is according to the premium sources. the russians have not confirmed his death at this stage. yeah, we're going to double check that with you your shop a while ago, who was in moscow for his name is robbie and key. thank you very much, julia. what have the russians said or not set about this? the whole basically, the russian side has no common sense built into that. so they come around the block, c, f leads. we're still waiting to hear from the government, me to transfer shows on the sure as well. remember ryan, to answer the fries outside calling do fleet headquarters. the russian defense ministry immediately reported one dad and then corrected it to one missing

serviceman. and since that, that have been no updates on the number of casualties, we can presume that the last night, so cold retaliation strikes on the a desa pools and the desk, the hotel where the ukranian defense system had reportedly been installed. so those latest revenge strikes could indirectly confirmed the speculation about the possible top rank and casualties in the front of the headquarters at the time. it's also interesting, they got a notice of us toll spoke about the on touch to buy fund icon of a 0 or shut cold, which device that's how go according to the governor. also that time the icons wooden frame go bunch completely, but the image of the saints, the vine dental is not touched by the file. so the government reported that the damaged part of the headquarters building had been demolished by control blasting. and at the moment, we don't hear anything about the rec construction process that it's,

it's west nursing during any minute show for asians who will sign deliberately release incorrect information about each other's action. so it is always very hard to figure out, well, the tree of phase really? yeah, no, you look, you're absolutely right. and always bears repeating to our viewers. this is a war. so of course, anything that that either side can use to get an edge. they probably will do it, and if that saying something that isn't true, it happens every day. you're shotwell, of a reporting from us. go, thank you very much. i to france is withdrawing its own bastards and easier and ending all defense cooperation after weeks of tension with the military gentle presidency mentor and mac homeless. as the troops will withdrawal by the end of the year, new jersey military, which seized power in a coup in july, his welcome to move, calling it a step towards sovereignty. also zeros for the will of dura. zach has more from the army, the auto rice at a sudden see emmanuel might cut off the decision by french president emanuel mac from to pull out. his troops and basset up from the jet was met by huge relief and

celebration among the supporters of these asthma that you're young. this has been quite visible in the capital yamma and across the country. people here see this decision is a positive step by the french government to the demands they have, like, even before the crew of july 26, i spoke to many citizens who said they now believe the government is on this side, which was the number one demand by protest, as of the time president mohammed presume, was asked you now people believe the internet has had the demands of not only the masses, but also organizations and agencies in the country, the military leaders and welcome to backgrounds decision as the fruit of new jazz people struggling and cooling on the citizens to continue in that quest until total independence and sovereignty restore them up. kind of differential withdrawal from these here is the most recent sign of is waiting influence across west africa. in august last year, the last of the french troops stationed in molly left. they've been there for 9 years to assist in the fight against armed groups, while french military operations and working

a fast so officially ended in february of this year. and earlier this month and the 0 molly and burkina, faso formed a mutual defense packed warning against foreign interference. all 3 nations are under military leadership after recent cruise. let's talk to emanuel quickly adding director of research and coffee and an international peacekeeping training center. you are joining us from accurate today, and it's great to talk to you again. so the, the fresh troops were in the 0 to help fights armed groups. what will happen to that fights once they're gone as well the, the way the j to help support says you by adding groups who the sharing white heart was supposedly what we do we, they have a track record of fighting arm groups in the region. why supposedly not going to happen as it has been a disaster from when president in me, said he, at this phase terrace, the end result for them to spread on the short bridges. and those are the french

strep square foot on the south bridge. it is one of the disastrous intervention and not to be helped bring their countries which they have been stationed. so this is the control effort and the security situation in the general is that good success for the military routine? are you suggesting that the fight against the arm groups in the region could actually benefit from the withdrawal, the french soldiers, the french prisoners have much improved their living. spend that some of the security of any of their countries, english. they have to form the, i think we should in to see about these. well, they were there at the beginning. that is, and there are there for counter insurgency. same, there is security. it also improves lives from. that's probably what you're going to see about helps this military corporate. she and i agree, man, i'm not. but the benefit of the recipients that they are for the benefits of the

ritual part of the time or the metro pals. and that is why you guys re re joyce meant in me, i mean, because the military regime has been for the bus that is leaving. and i think that that sent to us. and now of the service of this tuition in the hill that each government's assistant on for the best of interest they will get. yeah, we would, i think this agreed to the people, the french soldiers requesting the french soldiers of leaving. but the american soldiers are staying and they'll continue doing what they were doing previously. what your thoughts on that was is the most chaves that in our apartments will cut corners and cutting deals. when did susie, i'm assuming that mirror comes later talk just because language that's getting out

of jeremy and his team progress and that will be well not really drugs. the i pointed a new i bus at the beach has not been set up here, but i'm merge comes from best down the minds of the people on the ground across the southern region. and they want to be a part of the tech center for me to us. you know that, that just coordinating it just respectful. it does quite finish. well, that logic and i do always find a way to do business with people who are in the french. i've lost all that good stuff. mccrae. i've been most kids at the assistant. i wrote this in listening to the voices from the drum. okay. you know what? so we've been talking about the french, let's forget about the french, because they are effectively history in the region, right. as we detailed the less motley, they're no longer in working in the fall. so in any significant way, and they're going to leave new share. what about the people of those countries, whether it's molly burkina, faso, a new share?

those are 3 countries that are deeply heavily destabilized by the arm groups that are operating in the control parts of their sovereign territories. or the people in those countries going to live better and are they going to get more security with the governments that are now in place led by qu, leaders. this is the process, this process and it's going to take time. i am not worried but didn't overtime. is that a yes or no over time? there's going to be security over time. but there's also not forget that is this trip of discipline. to me, it's also demonstrative the terms when they're federal goals of themselves, been the church. let me just talk to security. so what is happening in books in our 5? so in my, the, we'd come up refrain from thinking, who are those who are given this, this,

this new church. ok. emphasis. drew back. that's out. that come over. it's just not just, i'm in the sense expansion of, you know, the bombing extreme is, oh, the you know, forces, instinct and that made use redeems. why provide you new logistics? what go by the new, the term, the guess? and also want to, or there's going to be stuff glitchy that's going to be gross. that's going to be that type resilience and covered interest are going to grow. i have no doubt at all that what is troubling you. these countries are a reflection of the product that more they chose to products kind of game that just be complete because these governments all for the all right, i need to find out when people know what to do, right? wrong stuff, and the j i showed us that there, you can, i mean, actually the manual requests,

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a 0 reminder of our headlines this. our large numbers of asylum seekers are continuing to crossover from mexico. nearly 9000 people arrived on saturday alone. the mayor of el paso says the border city is now a breaking points while another city eagle pass has declared a state of emergency. for immediate says it's making provisions for tens of thousands of people who may fleet of garner power back out. so the latest ceasefire, several 1000 ethnic or medians have crossed over from the enclave in azerbaijan. the 1st us made abrams tanks have arrived in ukraine. you prince president, followed him. your zaleski said that they would reinforce, keeps armand brigades. he didn't specify how many takes a summit of pacific island leaders is taking place in washington for the 2nd time. president joe biden says he is working with congress on a plan to invest $40000000000.00 in pacific island nations. this is part of biting

the button administration's bid to counter china's influence in the region. climate change economic growth in sustainable development are all on the agenda. kimberly how get is our white house correspondent. you joins us live from washington. kimberly, it's great to talk to you again. what's the, what's the big strategic idea behind this summit? one of the strategic ideas serial is to try and rest to the influence of china away and really sees it in the eyes of the united states. and so what this is, is sort of the 2nd summit one with how this time last year. and it's a meeting, a 2 day meeting of 18 different territories and states that are all coming together to really work with the united states and what the united states is offering is really a economic opportunity. and what there will be are a series of announcements that will be really laid out over the next 48 hours

funding for infrastructure projects, maritime cooperation, particularly when it comes to illegal fishing that takes place in that region. we also know that there are going to be a couple of big announcements when it comes to diplomatic relations between the united states, the cook islands, a new way, some of the embassies established. and also we know when it comes to technology that there's going to be a big announcement in terms of under c, cabling that's going to be announced to. so this is really the united states saying look, we're going to work with you. we're going to bring some technology to the region, but really this is all about china and really the united states saying, we want to get in there before china does. what's the us is current standing with pacific leaders? because not everyone is chosen to attend the summit a hey, exactly right. and so this is a little bit awkward for united states because even is there and establishing an

embassy in the solomon islands. well, the leader of the prime minister isn't here, and that's awkward. in fact, he was the un general assembly in new york just last week. but he used to speech to praise china, not the united states, the same time as policies are a lot less restrictive than the united states. so we like that better. and that's really kind of embarrassing to the, by the ministrations. so this is getting off to a bit of a rough start for the us. still, they're going to continue to offer security guarantees and economic cooperation and say, look, if you work with us, we think this is the better partnership. but still, this is going to be difficult for the united states because the big elephant in the room is china and that is a lot to compete with. so there is some geo political wrangling going on in the united states is certainly going to have to make its case. all right, crystal clear. kimberly how get reported from the white house. thank you very much . now joe biden has praise

a 10th of to tentative deal between writers and hollywood studios, a deal that could see them and a strike. after nearly 5 months, thousands of television and film riders stopped working, may demanding better pay, greater rewards for successful shows and protecting their work from artificial intelligence. gabriel elizondo is in new york covering this for us. so gabriel. what could the deal look like? does it look like writers might be getting the kind of protection that they want it as well, it certainly looks like that because they have agreed to this deal at least tentatively until the union members are able to really look through the deal and its entirety and vote on it that could happen in the next week or 2. but it does appear that this tentative agreement will give some assurances to the writers, some of that they had been wanting and demanding for more than a 146 days. that this writer striked was going on. it's

a poor to point out that we actually haven't seen all of the details yet of this tentative agreement. but what we're hearing from various sources is that the writers did get an agreement for increased compensation, particularly when it comes to shows on the streaming platform streaming becoming wildly popular just in the last few years. now, also a minimum staffing writers have been wanting to get some sort of agreement that there would be some minimum staffing and they have appear to reach an agreement on that. and also, and this was key. there appears to be some concessions from the big studios are about artificial intelligence. so of course, there was concern by the writers and artificial intelligence could take away some of their jobs. and there appears to be some concessions on that in terms of protecting their jobs as well. again, we'll have to see this entire agreement in full before we can get all of the

details. but it appears that this tentative agreement certainly will in that the writers strike again, it needs to be signed off by the union membership in the next week or 2 when it goes to vote. it's important to point out as well, that actors, tens of thousands of actors remain on strikes. now the studios will focus their attention on working out a deal with them, like gabriel's on the reporting from new york. thank you very much. i is also a right wing is really nationalist, has made an incursion into the lock, so compound and occupied east jerusalem. they carried out provocative tours into the courtyards of the mosque and in front of the dome of the rock to mark a jewish holiday. they were protected by israeli soldiers who were deployed in large numbers is really forces set up military check points in the old city and stumps, palestinians from entering the mosque. 16 officials have been arrested as part of the investigation in libya into the flood disaster which kills thousands after 2

dams broke clean up operations and continuing after hundreds of bodies washed up on the shores in the days after the devastating floods and international conferences planned for next month to help reconstruction efforts, holly, how something has more from tripoli to the prosecutor general of libya has all the rest of civil current and former libyan officials, as part of his investigation to the disaster that's left to thousands of death in the city of done according to the prosecute, the generosity, a sort of several officials, including the head of the donald, i mean the municipality, and the form that i called and administer as of what the resources are risk funds are responsible for negligence and mismanagement that to that, to this disaster of the report that was issued by the office of the prosecutor general stated that there would order the cracks and the gun since 1998 on uh, following uh several investigations unit got time. uh there were there just

companies that were giving contracts to maintain the dance and the old and he started doing guy bought, following that evolution in 2011 everything freeze. and there was a budget that's was located on h. yeah. for these dams to be maintained yet, no one really dealt with that situation over here. there's a very big question over cut option, whether, what was all the negligence or there was cut option in this on this side. so as we saw in the past couple of weeks, people in demo went through the streets, i protested and calls for accountability to prosecute the general right now with his orders to detain these officials by be responding to these drug test center. these uh, calls for accountability. yes, it's a, it's, it's going to be a long process till we see whether these officials are going to pay for that negligence on mismanagement. that actually much as you know,

typically the rights group say the rocky detainees held at the infamous abu ghraib prison and run by the us are still waiting to get justice human rights watch says, washington has not compensated. those were tortured by american forces. around 800000, the rockies were detained between 20032009. many say that they still suffer from the long term effects of torture houses. here a spoke to the man of the hood of the infamous torture photos taken from upgrade prison. he tells us in his own words, what he went through and how 20 years later, he is still waiting for justice and a warning to our viewers. so may find that the details of this 1st hand accounts are disturbing the top of how the, how the someone, nobody can food. i was standing on the books. it's so strong, not breakable. they tied wires and started electric songs. i remember biting my tongue, my eyes felt that they were about to pump out and i started bleeding from under the

mask. then i fell down as a cut on a lesson sunny hottest, so not to pick to show less than one percent of the truth. and what happened in the prisons, apple gray was one out of 75 sites, used as detention centers. what kind of human being can do such things to false people naked? sexually humiliated in searching broken would sticks into the sensitive parts until i bleed. electric shocks to the genitals. they was say, this was humiliated. i was bitten by a dog right here. i was naked in the cell. you know, there was no bed that meant to homeless by bringing the dog into the cell. how them in that this happened when they hand me on the water, the is now the handcuffs were here because of the weight of my body. the hand cuff was cutting my hand into the windows almost running across it. another way of torture was noise. that being fixed because with an bearable, loud music, i think he left his 1000 years. a great grandsons will receive our rights even those who were tortured by the nazis,

by styling by hitler. now that getting their rights while there's no federal law in the us specifically criminalizing torture, washington has long held the position that any action that violates the un convention on torture. it will be legal under its laws. to genevieve geneva conventions regulate the conduct of detainees, either as prisoners of war or a civilian criminal or security, detaining, torturing them, violates international humanitarian law. then us defense secretary donald rumsfeld, testified before the senate and 2004, the all prisoners in abu ghraib were covered under the geneva conventions of molly's military leadership says it expects a small delay to the presidential election schedules. the february statement released on monday said this was for technical reasons. assuming going to has been interim president since 2021. he led a military crew that seized power from abraham block r k to the previous year. nicholas hack is following developments from set of goals,

capital the call a slight delay for this presidential election, but no date given just yet. the reason given by the molly and military gentile or the government of transition, is not the deteriorating and security situation. but rather, they are blaming a french company, a french company that holds the database of a large portion of the voters in this election. now this french company is saying that it is owed money over $8000000.00, and that it will hand over the database to the multi 1000000 engines that when it pays up. but of course, this delay in this selection comes as no surprise, given the deteriorating security situation. half a 1000000 children are not able to go to school because those schools are closed in schools are normally used as pulling stations. meanwhile, there's an uptick of

a task. it will be by the outside of philly gelatinous, not only slot one was the mean who has effectively put in place almost 8 located of the historic town of timber of to but also of gore mount rose. meanwhile, the number of displaced the number of people fleeing their homes because of these attacks continues to rise. nicholas hawk algebra 0, the car is still ahead on alpha 0. a record score for the miami dolphins and the nfl data center will have all the details next is for

the data stem. it is here with an update from the asian games and a historic gold metal for india. peter, that is exactly right. it's a circle. they've won their 1st cricket gold medal at an asian games. the women seem beating 3 lanka in the 20 of a full mess. this is the 1st time india has seemed to teams to the event. and the school has is also pushing full inclusion of the 2028th of los angeles and then picks and be richardson revolts from home. jo, china, the that's going up in the yeah. could be i 2 sides. it is still quite rid of the crickets of feature that's a multi school. it's advantage payments. the previous agent games in 20102014. under the 2022 commonwealth games. there was a women's c 20 tournaments on that occasion. india finished as run is up losing the

final against australia. this time out on that asian games. debbie, they finished with a gold medal facing shrunk in the final. i'll have to leave a shuttle to city for sale. but i think it's one of the biggest minutes, but as it the human, as an entire nation, because last time to get us a bargain. oh my b o, o. b as in games and you know, just to get the goal for the nation to add to the meadows of the nation. i didn't know because the, the men's tournament gets on the way on wednesday with a lots of india, pakistan, sri lanka, and bangladesh joining the tournament to the know count stages. and the old of the big it seems, will have moved. and boy, on the men's 50, i have a world cup which is a bounce, a stalls in india, and it means they haven't been able to send full strength teams to these asian games. but then they sent seems that sole is significant. i've been talking to the head of development to the asian cricket counsel about the value of having crickets, the asian games. it gives you the opportunity to go with

a game electronics in member countries record. it's not perhaps a conditional support you take in india, so you don't call on the dash you open your window in the cricket. bring on. so not necessarily the rest of the countries funding is, you know, is always an important element to go again. so commercialization can happen in a different level by the same time. when you really talk about countries who need to find funds and most people basis please open different doors. crickets, next new frontier, it could be, be a lympics, possibly as early as the los angeles games in 2028. the international olympic embassy is missing in india next month. and it's likely the crickets inclusion will be on the agenda. the are see president thomas back a spoken of his infusions and about the idea because it brings with it hundreds of millions of potential tv views in asia. you might otherwise already have

a fleecing interest in the olympics. cricket looks to be a strongly tough a. so hit in showing a pretty small crowd in evidence for this final and along with could body cricket is one of the only schools by china has decided not to entertainment. these asian games. on the richardson al jazeera, hung joe india has also said the 1st world record of the asian games and the 10 me to team rifle events. the name of 1893.7 points. beats the previous page, say 5 chinese teen just last month. and india, another gold maple on monday. posts china away out in front of the middles table. thanks a huge gold middle hole in swimming and rubbing. it says hate of south korea and japan in the standings. a 9 year old scape buddha has been welling the crowds as the youngest competitors at these games. mazda of paris, legato scapes, full team, philippines. and she qualified for the final of the women's ball games for she

finished out for the 8th. here's what she said about the experience. where am i driving? and i saw my brother's skateboarding as i can, i try to find the best football association is concerned that the a band and the end of the v. c. match between i x and find out will be completed behind closed doors on wednesday, or next wednesday to sundays game against the arrivals having one just one of the full matches the season. i asked with to know them when the rest of the stuff to play of the plastic cup was thrown from the stands. fine old school. so it would go on the all to expand. it showed different stations by filling slaves onto the page will plays with their own in the 2nd hall, forcing directly to cool of the game of the 56 minutes. the trouble continued off the batch as police use to a gas to stop a group of angry i expense. we are trying to break into the stadium in

a statement i x if they disagree with the decision to finish the game on wednesday, on 6 to congestion crowns, and the considering legal action remedied boss called him until he says he takes the blame fully. so it's $31.00 defeats website to go in. the mid to adobe, the home side went in front, just feel minutes into the game through. i'll have them on the truck. so as on chrisman, they made it to, you know, with another hit it comes out well you were looking to go back to the scope of the table to go back to her fun to see all the tiny crews from comes moody in the 2nd half, but i says food again to make it 31, and in rails. perfect. so just a few other stories to tell you about the new york yankees would be eliminated before the end of the post season. for the 1st time in 7 years, they lost 71 southern arizona diamondbacks,

previous street called 6 state sales appearances along the leaves history. the yankee general manager had already labels this season as a dis, offers and carry all nearly collided out there. it was a regular day and the nfl for the miami dolphins. we beat the denver broncos, 1720 points. so if it was a new franchise rifled in the most points, any team is holding the lead since 1966 that also the 1st team in nfl history to the $45.00 hosting touchstones. and for the rushing touchstones in the same day. and super bowl with patrick, the homes has become the fastest elizabeth reaches 25000 to via flossing, yards need adjust 83 games to get the ball using the previously sort of 90. how you shape the milestone in kansas city is 4110. we never the chicago page to go to say this is pretty sweet, sweet, sweet. good to go to 2. 0 one. and then so we'll leave it for now. i'll be here

again later with most of all of these. so all right peter, we look forward to that. thank you very much and i'm back in the top of the hour with more world news on alpha 0. i'll see you then the the the on counting the cost, the interest rates may have peaks. where does that leave the fight against

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