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hello. i'm about this and this is obviously are life from dell hom, also coming up the end of the struggle, the failure of a 13 year fight for independence as, as a company and leaders does all not going to kind of box i made tiers demands for justice often any 100 people are killed in the rock as claims to sweep through a wedding, hold the i'm for me, the, and use what do you need ask because last absolute monarchy as elementary elections get underway, the so we're going to be getting in the us president, job items lost a scathing attack on donald trump, the republican challenger, he could be facing in next year's election. biden's issued another warning about what he calls growing slides to american democracy, blaming trump and his supporters. he's been speaking of the bottle gordon state of
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arizona. john hendrick begins our coverage from tempe to the white house build. it is a major redress on democracy. the president joe biden speech was also a shot across the battle of republican rival, donald trump, and his mac. a movement and a preview of the theme of the president's re election campaign to mark as a res roll the people. nod, wrote a large, not room of money, not name a mighty, regardless of party. that means respected free and fair elections. except in the outcome. when or a news, it means you can load your front tray only when you, where is the mark because it means rejecting the repudiated political violence. that was a clear reference to the january 6 2021 insurrection, fomented by trump, which led to a 2nd impeachment days ahead of a possible government shut down over the demands from trump sound lies in congress bite. and accused mag of republicans of destroying faith and american institutions,
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and biden said, every generation must protect democracy and he made clear what threats this generation faces or something dangerous happen in america. there's an extraneous movement, does not share the basic belief in our democracy. the mag and move by may be addressed as he announced federal funding for the john mccain national library, named after the late arizona senator and vietnam prisoner of war. he was both biden's political adversary and his close sprint bite and was introduced by mccain's widow once a loyal republican wife. later a member of biden's democratic administration, john would have hated if we'd made this occasion just about him. but instead, he would have wanted to make it about what is most important. john's constant mantra of service to a cause greater than one's self interest is in the home,
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serve the american people. mccain died in 2018 in the year since the countries divisions have only sharpened. it's no accident divide and shows arizona for the speech. it is a key election state. the trump lost in 2020, and the fight in hopes to win again. in 2024 hours before biden spoke, house republicans held a hearing on whether to impeach him another day of contrast and clashing political realities in a deeply divided america. john henry and l. g 0, tempe, arizona, or us house republicans have run into problems at the 1st hearing of that impeachment inquiry into joe biden. they say the president's abuses, power. i'm profited from his family's business dealings, but the republicans, 3 own expert witnesses have said that they don't have proof the biden's done anything wrong. hearings also be modified arguments about procedure. it comes as the government's close to a shut down at least 10 times. joe biden lied to the american people that he never
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spoke to his family about their business dealings. he live by telling the american people that there was an absolute wall between his official government duties and his personal art. let's be clear. there was no wall. the committee is received 12000 pages of bank records. here they are right in front of us, printed double sided and not a single page shows a dime. going to president joe. but i think how many in san francisco and they're going to kind of bach a formerly declared, they'll despond their government. the break away region is gonna cease to exist from the 1st of january. any hoff up is ethic. armenians have left more than a week after, as a by john to control and a 24 hour military offensive. more than 80000 people are believed to have crossed into neighboring armenia or prime minister nichol pushing young is urging the international community to act against what he calls ethnic cleansing 7 out of auto body. how 10 years in a few days,
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there will be no more armenians left. no go into the car, but there's an act of ethnic cleansing in depriving people of their homeland. something had been warning the international community about for a long time. so it's for our media are proud to now is to receive our brothers and sisters, to put it from there going to cordova as careful as possible and provide the needs . assessment brings everything as a by john, and he explains what dissolving they're going to call. the box means for its people . or this means this as the cleared republic of our stuff or newborn new caught above, will cease to exist from january. the 1st, this is the 1st time we are heading from ethnic armenian leadership, which sign this agreement. but other than dining need is, as it agreed, that people who are ethnic armenians living in the car box and place are going to be allowed to leave. that will be given safe passage and be facilitated if they choose to do so on this spot. the otherwise any government says that after all of the criticism that it's hearing,
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that it is understandable that armenia had established this and state for decades. and now it is difficult for them to accept that it is now going to be dissolved. this is essentially going to be either by joining government taking administrative and security control off of this region from their tens of thousands have been leaving. in the last few days, we've seen more than half of the population of that kind of buffering move to armenia already, and it is a steady flow that people are continuing to leave in the future. azerbaijan will admit its not just administrative, this area, but also according to its government, is going to give equal rights to ethnic, armenians who want to live as other badge on your citizens as citizens. portal has been established for people to register themselves and buses are being sent to people who do not phone cars a to facilitate their movement from other by john into armenia. but it is a significant day for the people both were leaving. and both we've been waiting to go back to this area because it's a decades gone. conflict,
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people who are displaced decades ago want to go back to their homes. and people who be living there for decades have to start a new life and, and uncertain future. because they are not having to approve themselves. so i'm a job with the elevator in the car about which what size is what people are leaving . they're going to call her buck despite also buys on giving assurances that their rights would be protected as balance with reports we get of on is very level of trust. and a lot of fear of this laundry will probably never be taken in by the women who hung get down to dry the self. the glad state of they're going to kind of relax. finally, so quickly it's asked me to call meeting and population not only minutes to pack the rapid exit, just driven by sees of ethnic cleansing by as the by john. few people accepted assurances from the government and back to that they would be safe. the problem is that my,
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my c desktop stuff to the ground. i don't know, but i guess hopefully i know that i have to, i know but we try to forget people who didn't bomb shelters. when, as about john launched, it's lightning military offensive on the going to kind of back as russian peacekeepers stood aside, it didn't take long for the as a by john is to break through the ethnic on medians. then defenses. 9 days later, most of the population of a 120000 has gone those still here trying to lead it is impossible to find 2 i and that to women, they are 90 to pay like 200 dollars for 5 right here i have some fuse flag is, i don't base our eyes, you know, in to,
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to met them over 30 years. tens of thousands of people have died fighting for and against the celtic glad republic. i'm to go on. ok. now. almost in an instant. it's gone. it is for they all meetings, a national tragedy. now the government team was trying to accommodate the southern an unexpected influx of as many as for 2000 families, bonus mis, i'll just say era. yeah, that's, that's totally from a fire to wedding, a nose and a rock has risen to 98 another. 60 people are in the hospital. the tires and signals are being held for the 3rd day. these are life pictures from somebody else . some people are still missing, must move. the other one had reports from the company in iraq's province have never won an entire community. as in morning the last was unbearable for 13 years old. sondra, her mother on the younger sister were among the dozens of people who died when i flies to through a wedding celebration in the northern iraqi towing of hum denny,
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uh well worth it. um. how can i live without them? my mother was only 37 and my sister was not even 5 years old. the lack of a fire extinguisher has destroyed my life. some people are still on accounted for after to his days. the just to mentee had that i'm much i my 17 year old daughter has disappeared. i've searched everywhere all the hospitals. i want to know where she is, even if she's dead. tense who are friends and family come to offer. condolences of the come on, come on site on almost every street and hum denny a civil defense. so for, she'll say fire work spoke at the blaze, and that an investigation is under way into the building is compliance with safety standards. families blamed the owner of the whole and i q is local authorities of negligence, of the symmetry,
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but is keep arriving to this new york about had this new gemma. and you'll enjoy this know every day. we very loved ones that are, those are the serious condition and how many people here speech, those we are helpless. only go to use us how to help them saying good prayers here may give solos for the victims of families who are burdened by grief. and good officials have promised them any one from the responsible for this tragedy will be held accountable with the family is also want negligence to be criminalized . the prime minister has offered his condolences and pledge its support for the victims of families. but for the people of him, denny, uh the district is overwhelmed with as long as we cannot accept the prime ministers, condolences until he guarantees that justice would be. so
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that's wrong or beyond the human in julian's. how will they ever hear some here wonder? and how will the younger generation cooper into use to come? what up do i hate, which is your income then the note of the rock? libby is, public prosecutor says 4 more people should be jailed following catastrophic floods in the city of done the to city council members into construction officials or kings of mismanagement and negligence. thousands of people were killed earlier this month of the heavy rains cause to damage to bus, to sending a huge wave of water through the city. it is there at least 12 soldiers have been killed during an attack by hundreds of fighters on motor bikes. it happened in kind dodging near the border with molly and book in a faso. it's an airy over armed fighters linked to i'll call you to an i. so are active sanctions have been imposed on this as since it was taken over by military leaders in a true in july,
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1500 french troops were fighting on groups. they're due to be pulled out by the end of the year. sioux falls of open for parliamentary elections in africa's last absolute monarchy. s with tv. but political bodies of banned from taking part from it. the miller reports no no more than gallows. maloney is one of dozens of candidates vying for a parliamentary c to east with tv. formerly swans, the land. political parties have been banned for decades and the small southern african kingdom, the last absolute monarchy on the continent. i can say again, simply say we are not allowed to be free. we don't have free speech, you are not allowed. because if you speak of that sort, then you'll find yourself, find yourself king and swat to the 3rd as will this, what do you need for 57 years? protest is accusing me of living lavishly while ignoring the poverty in the country
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of 1200000 people in may 2021. thousands of people demonstrated peacefully quoting for democratic reform. security forces responded swiftly and observe as accuse them of heavy handedness and cracking down on the protest. as amnesty international says, more than 80 people were killed in more than 1000 arrested in a matter of months despite the bad on gatherings and petitions and an intimate blackout. sporadic protest continued last year. close 260-0000 vote is eligible to choose 59 members of parliament. the king will appoint another 10, most opposition, according for a boycott. and once the king's power was diluted, but some ocean boat is to go to the polls, saying it's the only way to be heard. previously, kim swati has promised more dialogue with opposition parties, but little has changed. the government says these elections do represent the people . several ups of groups, including one from the southern african development community,
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are expected to monitor the vote. results are expected over the weekend to meet them, bella, i'll just, sarah. well, if i'm, it is live from the police station in the capital m. i'm on a, i'm from of the if political parties have been bind, it's hard to know what people can actually vote for what's gonna happen. of the, well, we do expect, um, at least, as we mentioned there possibly 600000 people coming out to porting stations. like the sent regarding of the banning of political parties. they're voting directly for parliamentary members. and even then 10 additional members are appointed directly by the king. so this is essentially as far as people can go in terms of a representation. but the critics have said that not everybody who stands for election to be a member of parliament could possibly have the support of the king ultimately, who appoints additional members and could also dissolve parliament if you wanted.
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so this is part of the reason the critics have said that they wanted more democratic freedoms in the country, that this isn't a fee representation of people's will. and they don't really get to say, because essentially people standing for these full parliament would have to be, i suppose, sanctioned by the king. those critical of him wouldn't have his support and babs wouldn't stand a chance at the poles you were meant talking about in this, in your report that there had been protests previously was you being violent, they put down not political parties. and in fact, people in as retaining and still convinced that things for change as well. we have seen those protest, i dont in the last year or so the area with a non some do the uh, east of them, of bonnie's with those protests started in around may. june 2021 of the university student was killed. he was critical of the government so critical of the king, the monarchy, and he died in
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a road accident. but protesters alleged that police had something to do with his death. and that's when we saw those protests break out in an area like this with a is a very young population. we expect many of the use to come out to a potent station like this one to vote. but you know, it's, i'm so to know how many people would devote, we know, 600000 all registered. the political block is a you, as you said, all bent one of the largest organizations and then that's the best you could call them and continue to be critical of because of the, the monarchy. they are saying people should stay away from the polls. others are saying that this is an opportunity for them to have their say, even if limited, but it's for peace even recent months. is those process diag zone a significant come down on any protests at the time on the heights of some of the big approaches we saw the internet shut down. we saw a banding of petitions, we saw a banding of people congregating. so it is
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a difficult environment for people to get together and protest against some of the difficulties they say that they experience. it's going to be an interesting few hours and i know we're going to be checking in with you during that time to find out what's been happening and ask for to me, find out from it and miller in and by me. thank you very much. indeed. the still ahead on, i'll just say the waves of water sweeps infinities in greece, causing widespread damage and power cuts. hong kong is sparking magic, tries to attract tourists dollars to help it's faster the economy the . there has been some flooding in greece, which is always the concern, and those circulating storms a lot going your way they're going to moves, a physician will see more coating in. talk to you, for example, announce recreate,
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and eventually hitting the coast of libya. so i suspect the heaviest have gone from the mainland. not sure of that, but this is the position come saturday when the spread across cyprus, a to was maybe 11 and certainly more into turkey. and this don't show breezy, shall cool things down just a little bit. in fat temperatures have been dropping into full costs. a bag that is 40 to the 41. so there's still a high set, an issue. but around the gulf states still is if assistance there is a child so shows in the mansions assigned to your yemen, it doesn't seem like a big chance for any one place. i have to say it is mostly dry in the wrong. but again, around tara, up throughout the body, on them beyond up to a doctor, up at the bank, and you will see some, some of the stoves. and you should see some right in some of you can you in terms of the, the, some of the cost is just not much and there hasn't been much this season, nor is that much further inland, around like victoria things looking very quiet at the moment to the science where it's been stormy across the k, from the still some right on the satellite picture in mozambique it's going away
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the sacred wood analogies era the you want to know just a reminder of adults. so is this r u. s. presidential biden's warning that american democracy is under france? he blames a former president, donald trump, and his supporters at the same time vices having his business dealings pro would via a republican impeachment hearing. and the us government is facing a shutdown leader of nicole in a kind of bach assigned to decree to dissolve the self declared republic from the 1st of january. next year, armenia says more than half the population of a 120000 ethnic albanians a flag to us or by john seized control last week. or next prime minister says legal action should be taken against those responsible for the 5 of the wedding which killed $98.00 people on tuesday. prayers and funerals are being held for the 3rd day. blazes being blamed on fireworks, settled inside the wedding. instead on at least 10 people had been killed and
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shelling by the so called rapids support forces in the capital costume 11. now those were injured from the bottom, industry group and tact bus station survivors have been taken to hospital fighting between the army and the rapids. support forces has been going on since april. its members of the un security council have met to discuss the security and humanitarian crises in the democratic republic of congo. how does it as diplomatic as a james base spoke with the lines, special representative and d r. c. been to cater to discuss the president's demand for off swift withdrawal of un peacekeepers. the u. n's peacekeeping mission in the democratic republic of congo. notice minnes go. is one of the largest and longest running in the world. despite that, the situation in the east of the country continues to dis harry 8. in the last 18 months. the peacekeepers, i'm the basis of themselves, come under attack and civilians have been killed by a number of different tom groups. the last week when the president of d. c. felix just
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a katie addressed to you in general assembly. you accuse one of those groups known as m 23 being a proxy for these countries nay, but rwanda. m event was he's also demanding that the un, etc. right, it's withdrawal from the country. and he said that should now stop after elections which take place in december. this timeline is challenging for the un and its special representative in d. c. who's been briefing the un security council relation. the government now wants you to speed up the plans for the withdrawal of your mission. do you think that his why is given the situation on the ground is only getting worse of the government has made a decision. the decision hasn't been communicated to the security council. it's now up to the security council in a dialogue. we've the governments of the fee to decide what is the best way one of the main problems the un now faces is the fact that no longer will come by
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the majority of people in eastern deal to see it look like this. it shows connected easy. it was a useless mission, which originally raised hopes about regaining peace and security and our region. but unfortunately, what we witnessed was more crime under my new scope than before my new scope of the bus event of i think, after 25 years, i don't believe this mission lived up to its responsibility for our population. because nothing has changed on the ground way. un peacekeepers have been stationed in the democratic republic of congo for almost the quarter century until now this and we don't even have the highest levels of the united nations. but the state is, quote, cannot continue. but the withdrawal of the peacekeepers would be difficult and could lead to an even more dangerous situation on the ground. james bay's, i'll just say around the united nations, the positive migrants are continuing their journey from mexico into the us. crowds of people mainly from central america, are in the town of eagle pass and texas,
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but they're hoping to get asylum. a large number of arrivals last week, check up the closure of one us border crossing. unforced mexico was largest railroad to suspend dozens of freight trains. the hopes that gives us opportunities, we want to work, we want to succeed for our families. we want to progress, we want a new life. we want a good future for our family, all with god's favor. so many as has brought devastating floods in torrential rain to central greece is causing winds by power outages in spring 3 weeks since an earlier storm and the region left many people dead. the bulk of reports that will use tool through the coastal city of follows destroying homes, businesses, an infrastructure within 250 people have been evacuated from the city since storm earlier struck on wednesday, causing the crusty, don't ask the river to bust its banks and plunging 80 percent of the city into darkness. locals,
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a blaming pool planning for making matters worse. we've been battling the situation with the water for 20 days. the do not come to help us up with the open one, small drain, and then they leave the rest example of the mountainous envy. this was destined to happen up until yesterday. they were collecting heaps of money and they did not finish in time. and then this happened, that was of cause a look to water, but they did not do the jobs properly. the extreme rain full comes just 3 weeks of to devastating storm. daniel killed 16 people in the white, a region from photos a summer of deadly while 5, a degree government this week declared adapting to climate change, the national priority. the bulk of, i'll just say we're sweet in spite minister once military helped to deal with an unprecedented surgeon, gang violets, at least 11 people are being killed in their daily shootings,
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of bombings and september. that makes it the deadliest month in any 4 years. will gains of fighting over arms and drug trafficking. violence has spread across the country. hong kong is held its 1st dragon dunn's festivals since it dropped all covered 19 restrictions earlier this year. china, self governing territory is trying to rule tourist box to help it's back to the economy. millions of people that are expected to travel, but most of them are from the mainland. robin private poets. and how is world city is trying to make a comeback? a circled by a drug and dance meant to sell the magic of home come, especially off the dock. widespread political protests followed by the pandemic have taken that told on the economy that this campaign hopes to reverse. and with china is reopening at the start of this year. main line visitors of backend falls one year. this is my 1st time to visit hong kong we are old and we want to see the world
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a call and gives me the impression that china is great and strong. china finally rises up the territories luxury. we good schools are busy one small, but most visitors are wrong discount group tours that do not spend big small businesses even worse than before. the border reopened. although there are more tours, business has not improved hello from on call. whatever the crisis political public health will reckon, nomic comes home calling has a reputation for advancing back helped by brush campaigning. but with 80 percent of the new arrivals being from mainland china. hong kong is still going to attracting the international visitors in one state and local people themselves have changed the way they spend early closing pandemic regulations. it seems, have had a lasting impact. people's happy it changed on their consumption pattern change. um,
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i think some people find it reluctant to go out to spend money in the evening time . the city is also competing with other ration destinations for tourism dollars. while bull, hong kong people visiting the mainland, where the money goes further with domestic economy on the mainland, there's lots of goods that going to a lot of places like japan where it's very cheap. i'm local, we're still going away for the weekend is to sions, and i'm spending the money there where it's much cheaper. hotels are about to close of the price it costs here. so this period is going to be very tiring as to how many choice we get lost is resting on this golden week to help the territories flagging full cheese. but mcbride, i'll just say error icon the . this is all just see what these are. the top stories do you as president, is warning of what he calls,
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