the weather brought to you by visit castles, the the so this is in use, our knowledge is 0. i'm fully back to go live in don't coming up in the next 60 minutes. but rain says 2 of his soldiers have been killed in that host. see a talk inside saudi arabia. it comes days after the many rebels hounds. peace talks in v as a wreck of number of migraines, across from mexico into the us. we report on the dangers of badger the also this our own, then move thousands of on medians, abandoned their homes, and not gotten no kind of off despite assurances from mazda by john, that they'll be safe and arrested in libya after devastating floods set cost to

dobbs. to collapse in the city of dana, killing thousands and on piece of same it's still useful to india when they 1st cricket goals made a lead, an asian games. the women's t b. c was finally hung. jo, the thank you for joining us. we start with the braking use this new, our bahrain says 2 of its soldiers have been killed in a drone attack in southern frontier radia near the border with them in by way and is accusing humans who fee rebels for the strike saudi arabia, which has been pushing for a cease 5 india men is calling it a provocation by the whole fees and is threatening to respond. all right, and is one of the countries and the sound of that coalition, that's for the whole feast in yemen seems 2015 last week sandy. and who's the officials held a 5 day round of talks in riyadh,

a 5th round of talks in riyadh. saudi arabia said some progress had been made during the talks, but they didn't give further detail. the war in yemen created what the united nations has called the wells worst humanitarian crisis. it began in 2014, when hopefully force is captured, the up it'll send off and demanded a new government. the following year, a coalition led by saudi arabia began a military campaign against the whole fees. warring factions agree to a 6 month c. swire in 2022. it expired last october but is still mostly holding in mid september who few officials visit. we add a spot a with efforts to end the conflict. it talks mediated by online, begun in april. joining us not on the news. our is bar ashi bon, who's a many political commentator is leih from london. thank you so much for being with us. how significant in your view is this attack inside solved your area? and if the who these are indeed behind it, what message are they sending? as well, uh, thank you for having me in tongue side,

i think it is important to note that no one actually benefits from this attack. so not the who sees not the side of these knots even though you have many governments because everyone had benefit from this ongoing a ceasefire that has been holding that, like i said, the fact to a ceasefire since april 2022. this is the most recent biggest escalation since april of last year. so i can just these up to the who is the delegation left. so i left 3 out. and this is the 1st time that the who is, he's actually meets the side of the officials. they've met with the deputy crime prince prince scott, have been someone who has been officially in charge of the handling of the many of the many, 5 inside toddy outside of the rape. so. so i think it is, it is

a significant importance. uh import investigation. mm. hm, however, i think at the same time it is worth mentioning that this, so the response to this attack has been rather shy. i don't think anyone wants to go back to a situation where, you know, the situation gets out of control. i get to get back to square one and we'll get the saudi perspective in a minute. but i wanted to ask you why 1st, why now? a week after these talks in riyadh, as you say yourself, why would the ot stages attack what's going on within those the movement right now as well. it's not a secret that actually many sections within the city see movements have them be unhappy. you haven't been satisfied by the approach of some who is the officials who have been warming up to the idea of talking to add to saudi arabia by going to uh to saudi arabia. they themselves uh, although have been able to hold the capital 2 out of the 12, the conflict,

but they haven't been able to gain a more thorough series since the last time was in, in, in 2020. and everyone is, is like the situation and is basically honest a stalemate and someone wants to do at to do something. and now i think we, it's important to approach this with caution, because as i said, no one benefits, even though the, the who sees they don't benefit from such a such a escalation. and i don't think actually this is this i've talked by itself is enough, right? good, that's back to square one to get us back to the, to the, to the actual contract. and it may not get us to square one as you say, but it is significant. 9, none the less. can you tell us why the negotiations have stalled? what all the sticking points as well, there are many, there are many sticking points. the main thing is that who sees, do not want to talk with the government government. they've rather these to see themselves as the legitimate authority and human and they want to hold talks

directly with us out of the side of the radio. the other thing is that there is a mounting pressure inside them and about the issue of salaries, who seems to have been feeling the pressure of the public. saying that they who see as an authority in their capital need to start paying the public salaries, at least for the public employees in the areas that they control in the cities have blamed a lack of payment. it basically blamed saudi arabia for them. unable to make the payment, they claim the many of the many governments they have launched that side against or facility. it's controlled by the, by the, by the many governments. but the mounting pressure inside the amount has been increasing over the last couple of a couple of weeks. and no one who has been following the situation closely and sent off. would see that say you did the who, these are in this situation where they need to deliver something, but actually they keep putting the public. we are in talks with saudi arabia, we're very close to reaching video. so you have to be patient, right?

this is a conflict. braun has drugged on since 2015 even before 2015, with with tens of thousands killed and millions in yemen, relying on humanitarian assistance. if they are, as you say, divisions within the whole fees. it doesn't bode well for a settlement to the conflict doesn't well that's the thing. ready one is actually happy by, by the, by the approach. now, some sushi officials have been warming up to the idea and they think that actually they can gain something by talking to, uh, to the, to the side of the side of the officials. but they have been many, many parties who have been unhappy, they think that actually the best approach is to tell you all right, exhaust the, the other for the other party, the who was these think that the bumps saudi arabia evacuated. so leave the yeah, mind the baby by themselves will be able to take control over the country. some of that, like a thought about and take over it and i've done this time. so i think everyone is

watching very, very closely. no one is very, very much i would say satisfied by the games they have. they have mains. but it's, i think it is important to keep, to keep an eye on what's going to happen in the coming few days for ashi. bon, thank you so much for joining us there from london. thank you. now, they has been reaction from the solid. you led coalition to this attack inside saudi arabia. the coalition has warned hosty forces in a statement it said such repeated, hostile and provocative actions are not consistent with the positive efforts being made in an effort and the crisis and reach a comprehensive political solution. the joint forces command of the correlation confirms this rejection of repeated publications and reserves the right to respond at the appropriate time and place. well let's get the saudi perspective 9 speak to abdel aziz. i gotcha. and he's a seed saudi researcher and list joining us from re i thank you very much for your time. so how will saudi arabia and the coalition respond to this attack?

and where does this leave the negotiations with a whole piece to well, for us to have like to say um my deepest condolences to the beginning about a buy rating and the families of the, the soldiers involved as a savvy. we will never forget the boat soldiers and wherever died on our, on our land is something that we will always chairs. so i'll have to say that firstly, i think of it to answer your question. we can clear detail from a b, b, a tax that this is something that this out of these have been speaking about for a long time. i think this will illustrate what the, some of these have been saying about how problematic the manufacturing of the who the rebels can be to obstructing a political solution to your many, many situation or the political situation. indiana. however, i think it is clear from the statement that while some of the seems to be eager to

react militarily, i think it's not being too hasty to react to military. i think it even some of the statements or a statement that was mentioned, or at least from the sour depressed agency. and i think they were careful dish to show or shed light, that there was a part of the group, these or something different piece that are probably cont, productive and provoke this kind of a reaction. so with the illustrates that some of these are still trying to keep this form of dialogue that it only recently lauded a few days ago. and i think this will be used in, in, in the political negotiations. i, i do, i do not see any appetite to rush into this situation, but i also don't see somebody just being passive. if this does continue, i think a reactions, we're going to dissipate military reactions. right?

but you say a cautious and not a hasty reaction. so far, uh, before i ask you about the state of negotiations as far as the saudis are concerned, i was curious to find out about, or whether the saudi arabia was in any sort of pressure. how much pressure, if you will, is sound to radiate. underwrite not, and this war in, in yemen. we know that the us has linked some us military support to the kingdom, to end this involvement in yemen. is that pressure of getting to saudi arabia? well i think firstly, the somebody withstood a lot of pressure to continues. i think the decision to reach a negotiations with the rebels and to really reproach the situation in a different way more in a more of a dialogue rather than confrontation. and it is something that's not something that we just see with her. with these we can see this being a now

a new regional trend. so it was clearly an organic decision. it was something from within saudi a calculation. and quite frankly, as i think about, i mentioned earlier the, the guess before, which i've listened to and i agree, you know that there is just, it is, the escalation is not good for any, but i think the saudis know that this of these have uh, this is one of them, but they have a lot of, uh, economic goals, very, very high ambitious goals that he wants to reach. a lot of it is on the red sea and i think it just cannot afford to keep focusing on a military confrontation, not least with the, not only with the rebels, but re anywhere else. right. so i, i think this is the situation that it wants to. however, he does see the, the sphere of, of yeah, man with the most. i would say it of

the most prudent of security. let us, okay. it has a very, very specific security lens when it comes to evelyn high, or it's very sensitive to the security uh to in human, more than anywhere else in the region. if as you say, abdel aziz of saudis want to move ahead with the negotiations. we've heard from verified that there are many sticking points as far as fees are concerned, and the internal divisions within the hosting movement make these negotiations complicated as well as the saudis. i concerned what is the red line when it comes to these negotiations? well, what was the red line was just crossed. this is the red line that is, that is why this is a very significant complication of this process. it's, it is a red line and it's the security. it's not something in particular about what comes out of it is basically the stability of human that would lead to the stability of the borders between 70 ravia and yeah, and what it doesn't want to see is,

is this precisely, it's, it's, it's, it's as simple as that i don't see, i don't think that there are any economic ambitions that somebody sees or something that it wants to extract from him. he wants a stable situation in order to build the bill to die would say this entire economy and restructuring, which will require an immense amount of not just only economic capital, but political capital and in capitals of many different forms. right. let's just stay with us because there are you, many political analysts is still with us and he was listening to, to your comments here on, on this attack. what, what do you make of what you've heard from a disease para, he says of disease that the, this a top may, has been a red line for the saudi coalition. where does this leave negotiations as well? i think it's definitely definitely complicated, but so i think it is important to note that may. ready the many amenities have felt

that the saudis web uh trying uh, trying their best to appease the who is he's in the last couple of a couple of months by giving them more, more and more concessions. and i think they will be saying today is clearly giving more concessions. seduce, ease is not, it's not, it's not working. uh, the other thing i think, which is uh, also uh, also important because he's had been showing a they, they've had held the big military for rate and in some of the showing, claiming that they have, they have one in this, in this a, in this conflict and promising to follow us, and i think this is very important, they've been promising their follow. it's actually styled the rate that are going to pay the bill for the, for this war. it's going to pay the bills for the public salaries, and it's going to pay the both for reconstruction, which i think tells you a lot about the news that is happening. insights went off and especially with the

manufacturing of the, the who with the dealership, athletic ease, uh your, your final was on a what tab or i just said that as well. i think the. ready there's nothing really to disagree with about, but i mentioned, i think this is, this is part of the complication of the situation. i think this is what they're trying to negotiate. and i think this is the problem. now when it comes to, i think the only piece in the perception of savvy, in order to, for the saudis to, or the perception of saudi's within them. and because of their reproach, meant with these. is it something that i think is just an ongoing process of societies trying to really appease and trying to get as much as they can, trying to, to call them the situation down and calling the water is as much as they can. the situation and human is very complex and i knew very much about this. but i think from, from the side of the lives in the side of the lens is that they are just eager to cooperate and reach out to the main protagonists. and i think for 70 ravia,

it sees the root, the rebels as the main protagonist, and the main players in the situation. so this is part of the process, but it will now this is another complication. and there's another issue also that and so that needs to be, that needs to be mentioned about somebody. now what about mentioned was that this saturday is the will pick this saturday saturday right now when you look at its regional policy, it is no longer giving out free checks. this was kind of the old 4 months out of your area where it was giving a checks to to either or, or its relations to egypt, its relations to live and on. and basically, it is now just has no desire, right? there's no real capacity to keep spending money on things or throwing money on the situation. and that's why the political negotiations is a matter of security for surgery. they're not just a desire or a preference. okay,

a very complex situation as you both say, and we will see how it evolves in the next few days. thank you both by ra, she bon address, these all gushy. ok, thank you so much for joining us on ologist here. the the mount to the united states where there is a growing crisis at is 7 border, a large number of asylum seekers continue to cross over from mexico. 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. nearly 9000 people. arrived on saturday alone, mexico has made an agreement with the us to the port migrants back to that home countries to try and combat the surgeon crossings. that for many of the migraines, the journey is perilous. those from south america across the diary in gap and in a hospitable stretch of jungle between columbia and panama. moving through central america, the migrants entered mexico. some seek asylum,

they want. others move for the north of the us. mexico border migraines and refugee see to enter the united states. the final and desired destination were covering this story from both sides of the rio grande. my new rob, hello, is in mexico city, will be speaking to him in just a moment. but 1st heidi to castle was an eagle pass, texas. so heidi, some dramatic pictures from where you are in the past 2 days, just bring us up to speed with the numbers for us. what's been happening while you are of the folly. there appears to be no let up on just how many people are hoping, willing and taking great risk to come to the united states by crossing this river behind me. this is, of course, the real grande's, the barrier between the us, where we are standing now and mexico on the other side. and we have seen continuous waves of people. sometimes families, sometimes groups of friends waiting across these waters. many stopping in that

island in the center to catch their breath before continuing across the final half of this river, which does get deeper. and then they arrive on the shores of the united states. and in this sludge that is beneath us, they try to climb up onto the shore to reach safety with all this is in the way, this is all razor wire fencing point here by a texas state police and the state control national guards. we just had been seeing people crossing here, they put these blankets here to try to shield themselves from the, from the razor is it's still very sharp. so, and we've seen people lifting their children to get across this. and then they walk past to waiting us border patrol agents who then take them into custody and take their information and start them on this long and really uh, was odd stacked against them. journey of trying to claim asylum in the united states. heidi, thank you very much for that heidi's real castro live there in texas less crossover

now to mexico and speak to manuel rob and it was mexico city forest. you armani at one of the places where the migraines begin their journey from mexico into the us. tell us more about that location and how the situation has been unfolding and mexico. good to be with you fully. we are outside of a bus terminal here in the mex can capital. what you see, the people that you see around us, the vast majority of them are migrants in refugees. most of them are from i swear that we just moments ago had been speaking with one woman who travelled here with the 3 of her children. the crossing the very, the very in depth, which you mentioned there in your introduction, a very dangerous stretch of jungle that separates panama from colombia. she made it all the way to mexico, only to find herself having to sleep here for 2 nights in a row outside of this bus station. we're being told by many of these migrants that transportation companies are simply not wanting to sell boss tickets to migrate the

especially knowing when they're migrant. when the refugee is knowing that they're heading north. if they don't have the necessary paperwork, they're not issuing them of a bus tickets. and this goes to show that the situation is just as dire in the rest of mexico. it is, as it is along mexico's board with the united states. earlier today, we spoke with a colleague of ours along mexico's southern border with water mullen and told us that on average, they're seeing around 3000 people coming into mexico from latin america. and it's not just people from, from that as well. we're seeing migrants coming in from countries like hunter, as the garage to ecuador, as well as that, as well. up from haiti from cuba, even from west african countries, countries like angola. so what this goes to show it goes to underscore the need for an approach that really does address the underlying routes of migration. because there are so many different countries of origin. so many different reasons why people are pulling their countries. there really isn't

a one size fits all solution to this, the ongoing crisis. thank you. money for that money, a robin to lie for us that in mexico city. well, let's discuss all this further now with rebecca wolfe was a senior policy counsel at the immigration justice campaign. she's joining us from new york. thank you. rebecca for being with us as correspondent was saying that so many different countries of origin. and we've seen these dramatic images in the last 48 hours from texas. let's understand what happens 1st to these migraines once they've crossed that, bob, why that we said once they get into the us, what's the process like for them to qualify for asylum in the united states as well . thank you for having me. yes. when, when people are crossing and in the manner that your correspondence showed what is happening is that they're being funneled into a process that is increasingly stacked against them. and this is in large part due to policies that are relatively new, that have been implemented during this administration and many that in many cases,

just since may. so if someone has crossed the rio grande or what we call regularly, in other words, not true, a port of entry. they are most, many of them are being detained in, in a border patrol, custody and are beginning of their process of, of applying for assign them in that custody. that custody is not designed to hold. people certainly not designed to hold people for long periods of time. and people are being held in what they've got the, the government refers to a soft sided facilities which are essentially tense and they're being held there. and then having to conduct to their initial interview is where they're being asked by the american asylum officers. you know, personal questions about why they have left their country in the midst of, you know, having, just experienced, perhaps a day or a few days before what, what you're seeing in images along the rio grande. right. and what we've seen in some of these images is quite interesting and unusual,

is that some of the border guards actually help some of these migrants make it through the barbed wire instead of trying to push them out, i guess because the cameras are there once they make it on us soil. what sort of assistance are they getting? are they getting help? uh, food water. what sort of help? ah, what is the immediate assistance? so for individuals that are brought into the border patrol, custody, they are being given the very basics of better, better and affiliated with the ad survey. but as i said, an intense and then are being held there until the next part of their assignment process. but as you, i'm sure no, many people at this point are not be put into the attention because there simply isn't room. but also for lots of other reasons. and those folks are experiencing any number of different situations. our government is not necessarily operating shelters or we do not have for example, or right across or, or a u. n a h c,

our system at our board or so. the brunt of what is the, the, the sort of social emergency social services that they are given is, is carried by our local non profits. and so they may be able to have a spot, one of the emergency shelters that's run by a number of, of nonprofits. but otherwise they are literally being dropped off at bus stations right in the us border side. and mexico, as we've heard, has now been using a number of tactics to try and prevent these migraines from continuing, continuing north and their increasing deportations as part of a recent agreement with the us government. tell us more about this and, and this policy of the bottom administration integration policy is either a articulated or clear as the uh, typically the, a clear vision of this policy. well, i think that there are multiple parts to the policy. one of course, is one of the ex, sporting of our border control further and further into mexico. and as you

corresponded mention, we actually are also forcing policies on how people are coming through the dairy and got a, you know, even further how people are entering into mexico at all. we sort of this attempt to prevent people from even getting to our border. we have legal obligations under us and international law, of course, to allow people to seek asylum in our country. we cannot simply draw up our hands and say, we don't have to do that anymore. but the, the biden administration's policy, as they have a frankly stated as a carrot and stick a policy they are trying to create programs. but some people who are eligible can come into the country through new pathways. so some parole programs for a particular um, for nationals a particular country is at the same time there's

a pairing that with increasingly more difficult um, policies and procedures. uh that that people who come to our country not through those programs. how to navigate rebecca? well, thank you so much for shedding light on this issue for us. rebecca wolf is a senior policy counsel at the integration justice company in joining us there from you. thank you for your time. thank you. it's still ahead on this ologist air and use our voters in molly will not be heading to the poles in february to pick a new president will tell you why the june to has delayed the poll. striking writers in hollywood reach an agreement with studios, but it's not yet a done deal. and a game and a top document. it is a binding dock defense to flash onto the page that's coming up in 4 states or with you to stay with the

the that is about it, whether it is way towards the british owls towards orland festival. it's not that yet. this is sitting, you know, a time to look at it, take strain up to woods no way, maybe catching denmark as well, but sunshine is on the cause of the immediate future. as you can see, 22 degrees in london, maybe a shower to most of europe is enjoying it so that it all big charles around in greece could be a bit of a worry for those recently had flooding. there's a big thing really there on the way through and the seems to southern it to me. but in between, i mean look at it. it's sunshine in the 20s for the most part, some places with an average still. however, what these kind of get into on and this spinning low is very much a storm system, a little bit early to be quite so violent. i would say the bins forecasting gives it just one to a strong se with possibly goes and then it goes away, but it goes east, which to be honest,

that creek nicole what's happening in central mad because it may be some concern, of course is heading to us east in libya, but i think the bulk of the writing, the thunderstorms increased by the time it gets time to us eastern the be the more than just a passing light shot, which probably is good news of the heavy rain we seen recently in west africa south as a how is much lighter than it was now. so i think that coming to the end of this season, the oil rich get rock is facing a crisis and a final bike to results water as dams built by its upstream neighbors, restrict flow under investment and climate change, or exacerbate the situation. now, when regions were settled funding 1st, image pensions are rapidly rising. people in power investigates whether this could be the last generation to farm the land. iraq's walter was part to of, to, on

a jersey to to talk to the teams, to date seemed like the minerals needed for green energy transition in the 1st of 2 special reports. 101 east investigates what it means to the pacific ocean on l. g. a z or the they're watching out a 0 life from to have a reminder about some stories. bahrain says, 2 of the soldiers have been killed inside saudi arabia. range military says they

died in an attack carried on by humans, which is that old in southern side, you may be a buy rating, is one of the countries of the saudi lives college. and that is fighting the full season. you haven't launch numbers of asylum seekers are continuing to floss into the us from mexico. nearly 9000 people arrived on saturday alone. and as possible in the state of texas says the board of cities now at a breaking point. while another city evil passed a set of states have imagined in other world news, several people have been killed and more than 200 injured in a blind had actual station in the know kind of by official say, many had to be lifted out of the region to receive treatment, the cause of the blast is a known it happened to thousands of asked me call me and see the region after as a by john stake over this week. within 6000 refugees of crossed into armenia as a by john has tightened his grape on the region after last week. si fi with sneak armenian find his. yeah. yvonne says it's preparing to take in tens of thousands

more. who may flee, and i've gotten no kind of buff. i'll just say it was a sound of been jazz in java to report some lashan border crossing and as a by jeff children in the labs, a plastic bag for the belongings, entire families setting out for army. these ethnic armenians have decided to leave the car box region, but each person would they take the different some even left with only 3 function. we'll others pack their bags on finding a good most women had nothing to say many in the old age. what do, distraught, having to move fighters here are putting down the weapons as part of the recent c spy with other by john, despite defeated assurances from the other bridge on government. i think, i mean, you have left in the thousands of other guests and the young people living and cut

about the reason of citizens of us are beyond regardless of the city, their security will be assured by the state. they are the same. yes. everyone knows why we are leaving. this man says, i don't know where we are going. this driver told us, but some are hopeful about their return. i'm just visiting my family. i'll come back. he says, it's not just con, can be your step on the coast where people are leaving for, and they're also leaving from other towns and villages such as, fortunately in the caught above region. although thousands of people have left but tens of thousands still remain interface. they call home joining space between other by johnny than armenians of russian peacekeepers. but they're not the only 4 in power involved. the groundbreaking said of many of the other by johnny and turkish presidents lead to foundations doing but across the board. a gas pipeline which will run from 2 key to other by john i'm kinda is one of the strongest

ministry pot. this was upset as i was there by john or the sooner i whole heartedly congratulate the victorious as our b, johnny army for both it's historical success. and it's for mandatory now to to, to, to billions. john and eunice done otherwise on your fish and saving. armenians took over their lines in the 19 ninety's. it was a blood bought but they are offering communist in safety to ethnic. armenians would choose to stay, and after decades of violence and mistrust, thousands of people are not willing to take that chance. solomon java down to the era luncheon border crossing azerbaijan. molly's military leadership says it expects a small delay to the presidential election scheduled for february statement released on monday said this was for technical reasons. i see me going to has been entering president since 2021. he led a military coup that seized upon from a brain by khaki to the previous year. nicholas hock is following developments from

san a gas capitol a slight delay for this presidential election, but no date given just yet. the reason given by the 1000000 military gentile or the government of transition, is not the deteriorating 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 that are normally used as polling stations. meanwhile,

there's an uptick of a tax. it'd be by the, a kinder affiliate jump button, the side or the 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. i'll just say, or i spoke to, i'd say i got do not who's a member of parliament in molly. he says, the french company, managing the registry, is pressuring government officials, that he doesn't cover the speaking of the delay or the last month of the election. we believe that the ministry task to, with this process a more aware and more knowledgeable of the 3 reasons behind that delay. among these reasons, mostly, uh,

technical stuff and some is attributed to social factors. in addition to those affairs relating to the 7 that existed, the french agency responsible for administering the 7 registered is in breast setting or black meeting facilities in maddie. it is that the late is taking place because of them. as we speak about the people of natalie, we should consider that people of the north of suffering or have been suffering from any stability for more than one decade. this is what is more important for other people in the nose is to restore stability. they're also eager to restore this norman way of living to them. the election is not a big deal for them,

improving their living conditions and proving their livelihood is their part of mile. and i already, 16 officials have been arrested as part of the investigation in libya into the flood disaster which killed thousands after 2 dams broke clean up operations or continuing after hundreds of bodies washed off on the shores in the days after the devastating floods an international conference is planned for next month to help reconstruction efforts. i'll just, there is already hoshevely for some tripoli of the prosecutor general of libya as all the rest of civil current and former libyan officials as part of his investigation to the disaster that to that 2000. so that 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 administered as of what the resources are risk funds are responsible for negligence. and mismanagement that led 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 several investigations unit got time. uh, there were uh, circus 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 was located on h. yeah. for these dams to be maintained yet, no one really dealt with that situation over here. does a very big question over quote option whether, what was all the negligence or there was good option in this on this side. so as we saw in the past couple of weeks, people in demo went through the streets and protested, uncalled for accountability to prosecute the general right now with his orders to detain these officials. why be responding to these drug tests?

and for these uh, calls for accountability. yes, it's a, it's, it's going to be a long process to receive whether these officials are going to pay for them. negligence on mismanagement, are actually much as you know, typically a m, a u k. more than a 100 metropolitan police refusing to carry guns, it's in protests against the federal officer being charged with murder, with the motor for the shooting of an unarmed black man in 2022. the match police chief has welcomed an investigation into on policing billing marks. re for some london of the slowest, acknowledge the thousands of armed offices, the rendered the firearms. this we can just days off the state. prosecute as announced murder charges against another subbing officer. those charges sent from an incident in south london last september in which a 24 year old on on black mine was self in the head. inside the station we vehicle by and on. policeman, the death of that young man, chris called,

but provide significant public turned up to take him on griffin's black community. and his family last week reiterated that demand for justice. but in london is much pulsing faithfuls with some $2600.00 offices are permitted to carry weapons around $1.10 of the total falls. the case is also provide significant disquiet to medical and face instead of a police forces around england have been supplying officers of health and backfill be open spots. it's was nice thing though that over the past year with roughly 18000 police responses involving weapons shots for 5 on just 10 occasions. critics low points out but over the past 3 decades and roughly 1800 tests that have involve coincides with police. the has been just one successful prosecution for mans volta no, not of the interior minister of the you k has announced a review of them facing the marks alda 0 london price cove, se iraqi detainees,

how that being from us us run out of great prison and other facilities are still waiting to get justice. human rights watch accuses washington or failing to provide compensation to those who were tortured by american forces. around 800000 the rockies would attain between 20032009. many say they still suffer from the long term effects of torture houses. here i spoke to the man under the hood of the inter missed torture photos taken from abu ghraib prison. he tells us in his own words, what he went through and how 20 years later, he still waiting for justice. a wanting to argue is that some of you may find the details of his 1st hand account to study at the top of the someone i'm looking for. i was standing on the box. it's so strong, not breakable. they tied wires and stones, it electric shocks. 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 on the left and sunny hodges,

so not too big to show less than one percent of the truth. and what happened in the prisons grade 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 and searching broken would sticks into the sensitive parts until they bleed electric shots to the genitals. they will say this was humiliated . i was bitten by adult right here. that was naked in the cell. you know, there was no bed. they meant to homeless by bringing the dog into the cell. how them and that this happened when they hand me on the wall. the handcuffs were here because of the weights of my body. the hand covers cuts in my hand. the wound was almost rocking costs. another way of torture was noise. they bring big speakers with on barrel loud music. i think you've left us 1000 years. a great grandsons will receive our rights even those who had tortured by the nazis,

by styling by headlights now that guessing their rights for us present, joe biden says he's working with congress on a plan to invest 40 $1000000000.00 in pacific islands nations. washington toasting a summit of pacific island leaders in a bit to county. china is influence in the region. climate change, economic growth and sustainable development on the agenda. white house correspondent, kimberly hawk it because it's the 2nd time the specific island nations and territories have gathered at the lighthouse for a single purpose counter and china in the region. united states committed to ensuring in a pacific region that is free, open, prosperous, and secure. on monday, a team leaders met with president joe biden as the us offered economic assistance and security guarantees including to fight illegal fishing in an effort to bolster

engagement. the u. s. once the pacific islands, at least to think that it's not all about china, when in fact, i think we all know that it really is also among the us promises billions of dollars for infrastructure, including undersea cable connectivity, and the establishment of diplomatic recognition with the co collins and new way embassies established in tonga and the solomon islands is the president. but despite that new solomon islands embassy, its prime minister was absent from the white house for him. and last week, at the un general assembly, he praised china, not the u. s. for its less restrictive policies last year, the solomon islands signed a security packs with china that was also widely seen as a shift inmate james control over the region. this concept takes on various phones in the us. but for the pacific, it represents the ability to provide l people with security. still,

the white house knows it needs to be strategic, offering pacific leaders engagement as a means of countering the influence of the united states as largest geo political rival. kimberly help him out as 0, the white house, the prices in hollywood studios say they have reached a tentative deal to that could and strike that lasted nearly 5 months. thousands of television engine light is stopped where he may demanding better pay greater rewards for successful shows and protection from of their work from intelligence. artificial intelligence capabilities under is in new york with more on the deal. a 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 platforms streaming becoming

wildly popular just in the last few years. now, also a minimum staffing writers had been wanting to get some sort of agreement that there would be some minimum staffing and they have appeared to reach an agreement on that. and also, and this was key. there appears to be some concessions from the big studios for about artificial intelligence. 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 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 strike. now the studios will focus their

attention on working out a deal with them. so i had on knowledge a 0, a record store for the miami dolphins, and i found you to send that to have the details next to the the or the

right time enough. so speaker, for me, thank you very much. india have when they 1st crickets goals middle in asian games, the women seem beach related came to 20 of the formats. this is the 1st time india has seen teams to the events. and the forward is also pushing for inclusion of the

2028 los angeles olympics. and the richardson reports from hung. joe, china are 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 payment. see 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. so my asian games, debbie, i finished with a gold medal facing shrunk in the final. i'll have to leave a shuttle to keep for sale. but i think it's one of the big is a few minutes, but as, as it the human, as an entire nation. because last time to get to the bottom of my b o. v as in games and you know, just to get the going for the nation to add to the middle of the nation. i think it's no big apply them to the men's tournament gets on the way on wednesday with

the likes of india, pakistan, sri lanka, and bangladesh joining the tournament to the know count stages. now 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 installed 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 developments, the asian cricket counsel about the value of having crickets, the asian games gives you the opportunity to grow the game. literally in member countries beg cricket, it's not perhaps a traditional school. now you take, if you're in india, so you don't call on the dash, you open your window in 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 the, the lympics possibly as early as the los angeles games in 2028, the international olympic committees meeting and in the next month. and it's likely that crickets, inclusion will be on the agenda. the r c. president thomas back a spoken of his infusions and about the id because it brings with it hundreds of millions of potential tvs use in asia. you might otherwise only have a fleeting interest in the olympics. cricket looks to be a strongly tough a cell hit in china, 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 also say the 1st will recall the asian games and the 10 media team, roy full event, the new mark of $1893.00 points based the previous space. so if i a chinese teen

just last month and the end india, another gold medal on monday. so a good day for india, but the host nation continues to dominate the middle, stay below room and hung joe on the 2nd night of the finals in the pool. china add a full goes to they tell you to go with the city and they went on the other thing. nice. but it was all about the chinese self 3. it's a 1st face. it means 4 by 200 feet. so really and they did so in a continental time to try those are dominated in the rubbing area on monday at julian one, he's sick and goals in his many things, adding the main single skills discounts to i think china 111 of the full reading composition the host a way out in front, in the middle stable thanks to a huge gold middle who in the swimming and rubbing they said hey to south korea and japan. in the standings a 9 year old scape order has been welding the crowds as the youngest competitors at these games. most l. paterson, legato scapes, the team philippines,

and she qualified for the final of the women's pock events. when she finished simmons out of a few of 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 confirmed that the a band and the end of the v. c. matched between i x and fine hold will be completed behind closed doors. on wednesday, i x went into sundays game against the arrivals having one just one off a full matches the season. i x with to know down when the referee stopped play off, the plastic cup was there and from the stands, fine old school of food gold. and the i expand showed the frustrations by throwing slays onto the pitch. most lays were thrown in the 2nd hall, forcing the referee to cool of the game of the 56 minutes. the trouble continued after the match as police. to guess, to stop

a group of angry i x fence. you're trying to break into the stadium in a statement, i x it, they disagree with the decision to finish the game on wednesday, on 6 to congestion grounds. and the considering legal action a just a few other stories to tell you about now from the united states. and the new york yankees have been eliminated before the major lead baseball post season for the 1st time in 7 years. they lost 71 and we said the air was under the diamondbacks, previous street, or 6th street plains appearances just before community reading the history. yankees, general manager just hadn't really late of the season, hasn't been so nearly collided with out there. the diamondbacks even a series the miami dolphins. i have still have the nfl season for the perfect 3 winds from 3 and the lasers. victory came in some style. it was a wrinkle day in the lead over dawson, she blew the denver broncos away by 72 points to 20. that is

a new franchise rate for the, for the bill. this is also the most points. any team is going to need some small. you see this 6 by any analysis of a 15 minute nfl history hosting touchstone, i 5 are watching touchstones in the same games. and super bowl with patrick, my homes is become the fastest pulled event. so these are 25000 for reinforcing yards. and you get just a 3 games to get to the ball speaking the previous rate of 90 the home. see if the milestone in tennessee says is 4110. when ever the chicago bids sing taylor swift waiting to see the seats. it's good to go to 2 and one will leave it a phenomenal. suppose these again, tomorrow feature. thank you very much. in this printer, most sports and world news on our website as always that out just here at dot com today. maybe some old on top stores on the out. com. i'll be back in just a few minutes with more of the day stuff. sorry. 6, the,

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