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the usa is or is it just a different form? i think that democracy is a process facing realities. do you see that the fraction is already starting the g 7 in the us on one side, china and the bricks on the other? i think there is a huge piece of that to happen to the story on talk to how does era the, [000:00:00;00] the hello i'm sam is a then this is the news out live from the coming up in the next 60 minutes to me about 4 people carrying guns took me to a bedroom, they said, either you given we take to life, do us view and rod,
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the ones against the rising use of sexual violence and the conflicts. and so then why live in call to your opinion in foreign ministers. we think given that some of the outside the blocks folders on gary and and us scientists are awarded the nobel medicine prize to bad work on technology that pays the life of the code is 19 bank savings and the arrival of unprecedented numbers of migrants and refugees takes to tell them panama, as indigenous communities in school of south africa. get that roughly woke up time sort of fence back on track because they edged quite set to the course of finals and american gymnast domain bios makes history of the world championships. finding the most difficult volts in competition, the has just gone 1300 g n t and we begin with the war. and so that where the united nations is warning
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against a rise in sexual violence rights groups say, attacks have become increasingly wide spread is the ami impairment of through rapid support forces baffled, full control more than a 100. and so the cases have been officially revolted. but active a say the real number is much higher. the morgan joins us now from call to. we can join has a live. so 1st of all, how about what is the recess saying about these allegations? if anything, as well why rights groups and the survivors of sexual violence both accused the parent minutes. we wrap it support for us as a rather 5 series from the parent military forces of being behind. most of the cases of the sexual violence. the group itself denies. being behind it, they say that some of the members may be involved, but they as a group, or rather as a parent, been through for us do not uh order for the rape and sexual abuse of women. whether
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it's here in the capital one or 2 or in other conflict zones. now let's break down the cases that we have more than $130.00 cases reported from mid april 1 the conflicts posit, up until mid september, at about 70 cases where report was it's here in the cabinets unplugged to nearly 50 were reported in yanna and south star for more than 20 in a west star for engineering aware of the iris headlines allied, malicious, have been accused of carrying out that process. he's against the massage leads, hundreds of thousands of whom have crossed the border into neighboring chat. so that's the biggest that's we have, but again, rights group, see that's just the tip of the iceberg. and some of the survivors who are here in the capital, one of them have recounted the horror as they went through a warning to viewers with they me hear what they are about to hear may be distressing to some many people trapped in the conflict between dance army and the parent military rapids support horses fear losing their lives to us,
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treat bullets or artillery shelling. but for some women, another fear has surfaced the threats of sexual violence to go now it's because of them. we were going to pick up the things from a hi. there was a rapid support forces check point on the road. they took us to a building about 4 people carrying guns took me to a bedroom and they said, either you given and we take your life. one pushed me on the bed, the other gripped my wrists. and just that was how do you my leg line and they took turns raping me, had the off the woods. they told me to leave and especially i couldn't walk. the r, as of commander, was questioning me, asking if i was a spy, 100 and i kept saying i was a civilian. then he rates me at gunpoint. when he was done, he took me outside and threw me towards the men and said, threatened her with guns, so she doesn't speak. they said, don't talk about this. if you do, we will kill you. most survivors say their attack cars were members of the rapids support forces. the power military group is also accused of forcing women into
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sexual slavery in the west and are for region a government agency. the unit for combating violence against women has documented more than $130.00 cases of rape and sexual violence since the fighting began in april. while dozens of cases have been reported in conflict zones, the unit says that those do not reflect the real number of survivors of sexual abuse. and that shame and stigma are prevents in many cases from being reported. rights group say sexual violence is being used to terrorize communities and that's some assault appear to be recently multi rated. the un has called for accountability. the part is the conflict must state the responsibility for preventing any active, sexual and gender based violence committed by their members. and should issue command orders that private sexual violence. allegations of these crimes must
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be investigated and perpetrators must be held accountable or read as a weapon of war is not new. for decades, armed groups have been accused of violations in dar 4 and of areas to date. no one has been held accountable for you believe this time will be different people, morgan, onto 0. it's not just shame and stigma that is forcing women and survivors of sexual violence from reporting their cases to write scripts and to medical records. here in the capital markets and elsewhere, there's also the fear of repercussions because many of those survivors to live in conflict zones in the gap as i'm talking to and elsewhere. so they are concerned and they are afraid that they may say super cushions by their perpetrators. now the units for combining violence against them and say that's well, they've received dozens of cases. it does not represent more than 2 percent of the actual number of survivors. so they are likely many, many more survivors in desperate need of
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a but because of the fear of repercussions and the human stigma then not reporting their cases. all right, we'll leave with that. thanks so much. we're moving no lack of resources to support rape. survive is less thousands of sit in these women with no with ton health care workers in the camps for this place. people say many unable to cope with the trauma and the stigma. isolated race reports from the town of audrey. i'm the chad sedan border. the doctors around the address that thousands of victims among the $400000.00 plus refugees who cross the border into eastern charge over the past 5 months. that is, in addition to more than $600.00 others who are already incomes in eastern charge from other conflicts in duffle, and to complicate my just for them. they cannot find help, simply because there is no such facility to do with cases of rape cases of sexual
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violence in this country. now when you speak to women affected by these tragedy from different age groups, a different times, the x media says in the hands of the attackers is so distressing. as much as not todd really, but how pete is survive of rape. she is inconsolable. what i cried for a health problem to to have the attack is stressed and this is lisa gag. to me with a piece of cough a full to me and to avoid them. but she says that a todd repeatedly because she refused to disclose the whereabouts of a husband of an activist. so although this wasn't the 1st time us most assaulted in 2022 before her wedding, she tells us she was also raped. she says she couldn't tell anyone then not even high family,
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4 pm rejection the i went to the hospital but couldn't bring myself to tell them this is i was right where you're going to health care. what can i say? there are hundreds of fund reported cases of sexual violence among the women and children arriving in eastern chad after escaping devices. so that doctor said most cases of rape are not reported because of all stigma. pregnancy is result in from such attacks, rarely time united because of cultural and religious beliefs. the victims are often left to deal with a trauma and sigma on the. so they've done this social worker heavy about mad at me to major crisis as unfolding. as many survivors of sexual values have been rejected by their families about them. and let's see if we could get help. the victims recovery process could begin, but at the moment there's nothing to work with. when you go to the hospitals, there aren't even enough beds for emergency cases. the hospitals and agencies are
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focused on providing food to more than $400000.00 refugees and treating the critical deal rape cases on a priority right now. which means survivors of sexual bias like asthma was find ways to bad. the grief and pain inside is how many degrees obviously to agree on the charge. so then board the now does. yeah, it has gained exclusive access to the largest city of the cut off region officer. it was read captured by as a by john from any call, medians. this is what our team witnessed in the fund. kennedy. the empty streets is seated homes and closed businesses. more than a 100000 people living in the region have fled to neighboring media. building
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a small fraction stay that despite visited by johns assurances, they'll be integrated as equal citizens. bennett smith has mall from the median camp totally out of on. and we understand that just some full of ethnic armenians, a less in the going o'connor back. and these include the leadership of what is now former governments of the self declared states of nicole know car box. they've dissolved themselves and they have been meeting with officials from as a by john, essentially to type loose ends. i say they're also that to look for the bodies of people killed in the lighting as the by johnny assault of september, 19th and 20th. and those people killed in the fuel deco exploit explosion a few days later when not sure of yet is the status of those former leaders and what will happen to them that the presence of as a badge on the, on how we have a describe the leadership of nicole know, car back as a criminal, jump to that,
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who will face justice. so there may be some negotiations going on as to whether they're allowed to leave. nicole hogan or back, or they faced arrest as others have for the final figure. the late to speak of people with less going to call her back is 100514. and the belief is that he's pretty much everyone leave who was living in a former i'm place within us or by john smith. i'll just are plenty more still ahead on the news hour, including thousands of people injured in a huge fire as a police headquarters in northeast, in egypt, without any who the candidates off with the presidential election in alton tina and europe. scoffers get that hands on the right, the cough and show you how they regains a trophy, coming up in the
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european union and foreign ministers of a meeting in the ukrainian capital k of. and that's the summit outside the blogs, borders. the use foreign policy chief, you also have bottle described ukraine as a future member of the union. he said they were meeting k of to show solidarity with the ukrainian people. samples had all the reports from lovely and ukraine. and perhaps one of the clear signals from the e u, about his commitment to ukraine. 27, you members, all countries represented meeting in keep holding their 1st you council meeting outside of the european union for the 1st time in keith, the capital of ukraine, a country that is currently at war, joseph burrell, the e. u foreign policy chief, making it clear, saying that once again, re committing a point that has made before that ukraine's future isn't the issue. and that the russian war and ukraine is an existential threat and not just the ukraine,
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but to all of europe. to be discussed at the meeting today, our plan is going forward for the new military aid commitments from the european union to ukraine. they'll be discussing everything from artillery. i munition air defense training of ukrainian forces, as well as developing ukraine's domestic defense production infrastructure. now this comes just a day after the united states removed ukraine from its latest spending bill, but it hasn't come since days after slovakia elected a pro russian government. and just a few weeks after a disagreement over ukrainian grain ending up on the market seem to cause fractures between ukraine and some of these close to sellers including colon. and if there was ever any question about ukraine's allies and their support for the war in this meeting of the sending a clear signal to ukrainians through the view as well as to moscow. so when it comes to ukraine,
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the majority of you countries with the use speaks in one voice in terms of its long so long term support for ukraine in this conflict. thing the straw, the old is 0 lovely. the scientists caitlin talerico, andrew weisman of been awarded the 2023 noble prize for medicine. they receive the award for the research that led directly to the 1st m, r, and a vaccines to fight cobit 19. at least 13000000000 doses of career and vaccines have been administered around the world. how full reese is in stone calling. so tell us more about these 2 widows of the well, somebody got so inquiry car was perhaps the most remarkable in terms of his story. but the m r and a vaccine would almost certainly not have been developed if she'd never met true voice. and she's a gary and the daughter, the daughter of butcher. and since she became a scientists, she's really made it
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a life's work to develop a messenger r n a. now it didn't go very well for you. she struggles. it gets any funding any recognition to told them fuck, she was demoted from her position at the university of pennsylvania in 1995. and many scientists simply quits when that happens to them to put a chance meeting. so her meet weisman when they are, it's a photocopier, he's an immune ologist, american immunology. as to his working on the fighting h, i've a, he became intrigued with i work. they started working together and indeed they made the break through the meant the messenger r, and i could actually be handled by the body. the body's defenses wouldn't destroy it's and also creates a information reaction that led to when to vaccine needed to be developed very quickly during the cold 19 pon, direct, but let to that work being taken on. and indeed, that vaccine being, being developed in record time and the nobel committee have recognized them in, in record time as well,
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with the announcements of the know about for him behind me. usually it's how many is even decades for them to uh, to announce. so when a for that work is taken just a couple of years, in this case, all right, we'll leave it there. thanks so much for reese, a doctor on that as little dismiss is a fax and ologist time professor of emerging infectious diseases at the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine joins us now from the sun in switzerland. good to have you with us. so we know the research by these 2 scientists, it was published back in 2005. is it fair to say that we're not full the cove at 1910 that make the breakthrough would perhaps not have been recognized today in the way it is so it'd be better for them and then make extra their mates they use. oh, thank seems, and they really paced at the,
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the way towards the rapid development of my mind may vaccine for the corporate 19 be small. that said they were already some attempts to use the m. i need technology plan to prove it. and one was for the attempt to develop as the complex scene and the other one for mass. and in fact, there they are, attempts to develop the most vaccine. also accepted agents the response for the cobra. because cobra coverage of buyer is quite similar to them. this through one of ours. okay. and will, there's a lot of skepticism surrounding the technology of messenger r and i hasn't do you think this awarding of the nobel prize is gonna impact that in anyway? the rest of the eggs, very excited that they want the nobel prize. it isn't better ignition for vaccine just in general and them civic turbo and come back to infectious diseases. and in
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particular, combat thing depend demik. but there's also a real excitement to see them on a technology a being recognized. and we know that the technology telephone to be used for vaccines but older for the to take use. and so i think we'll see much more with the mit technology. right. and you mentioned infectious diseases, but is this a break through now to do with all of a health problems, even cancer? it's been suggested. so indeed inside the case where mainly focused around the mouth, i might need technology in the use for and on college the. so against cancer, but all the other diseases, i didn't tell the technology was also being developed for vaccines, but it was really the cobit pandemic. then i actually made it this whole, this whole approach. but that's what i didn't know, you know, the,
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the success of them on a technology for co, which has now that to development of bad m r m a hospital vaccine hubs. the folks out there is no one in africa there, there will be one in, in the probably in thought in asia and also in the, in the maybe in the future in the, in the let to, in the american region. this region able countries to also eligible to these vaccines in case of and you are great. all right, we'll live with that. thanks so much. now took the k as in syria ministers, as at least 20 suspects have been arrested following an attack comments capital on sunday. the suicide velma designated a device outside the ministry of interior in 9 correct hours later took a carried out strength targeting a suspected cody from the group in northern iraq. on sunday, the curtis down work is faulty. old peacock cars claimed responsibility for the attack on serious and them costs are all is in i'm career for us so. so then we
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understand this being some the rest where is that heavy of the well saw me as soon as this has happened, the circus authority is also investigation. and the 1st announcement was that there were 2 purpose racers. and last night on sunday evening interior ministry words and statements that, that one of the purpose phrases were, it was identified and that he was a link to the p k. k. the out those for the sound work as far as the other purpose races by the still is unknown. but remember that the purpose racers came in phones of the dates of the interior ministry. one of them was carrying guess rocket launcher. and probably as a journalist side for it seems that it is difficult to get cna because they need to find the dna samples to identify. so this is the situation on the investigation
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side, but as soon as this happens, surface defense ministry. last slide announced that they come back to the operations targeting chaos that's in northern iraq. and in the morning, again, we heard from the authorities that surface intelligence co not so spend operation and to one of the leading c k. k commanders who was in charge of $2007.00 job rates to turkish military when at least 12 circus soldiers were killed. and many people were taken as hostage. so the government is, is doing what they have from is fighting against what they full service and until they find the loss and find 2 bucks. on the other hand, as they were operations raised in assemble and northern province of to the seller. according to the police force circus authorities waited 28 different addresses. and this phase, when people uses
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a list of links with the alco through the song workers group. and among those 20 people that were. * policy sions who are members of for curtis far to a state piece and some of those people are being accused. busy of raising money for the p k. k members who are living abroad to care. this is the situation on the ground. but i have to address that. the interior minister who has taken over the job onto may 2023 election has been conducted, conducting severe operations against crime groups, including p k, k. i. so and other groups and this has been on the media and on september 18th, at target says out of a fortune and it was in iraq. and the curtis authorities said that the room came from 2 or 3. so thought is never official with claim the fact that we've heard circus defense ministers criticizing the curtis. a government of the slim on here for cooperating with the cord is fighters. if you take a sec to something. all right, thanks. so my center console,
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although the now the hope of a better life in the united states is drawing tens of thousands of people to the southern border every day. many a tracking through dangerous jungles and wading through waters in central and south america. by face a huge obstacle though, the battery and gap. it's the stretch of jungle between columbia and panama. reco breaking 400000. people have crossed it so far this year. definitely violence and poverty seeking a way out of desperate living conditions. john holman reports from subject to nav mexico's border with guatemala of every day says the mexican government, 6000 people. a crossing over this river from guatemala to mexico. the last country on the route to the united states. but that doesn't mean that when they get here,
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the danger ends just on sunday, 10 people at migrant women from cuba lost their lives in a road accident. and that's actually quite common in august. they were to move road accidents were 15 and 18 migrants respectively. oh, so thought what happens is that those that comprise people smoke, let's take the money and put them in. so to many cattle trucks with a signing up heading down the motorway and trying to get noise to the united states . and they were frequent accidents about why their own. so some who can't afford to pay. and those have to go on foot like a great from venezuela, that we followed as i started the journey mexico. how of that could i repeat it? tennessee is lost. it. so what's the model? and so she's feeling good. she's one of a group of 18 venezuelans who trying to get to the us just a quick river crossing. and the last country in the way, mexico,
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one of the raft might be rickety. but the comb with zip the suits. yeah. and nothing compared to what they've been through the treacherous jungle of the diary and got in several countries off to that. but now that he has a role that we feel relieved because it's been such a long journey. and now we are close. just one more country and then we're at the u . s. so what they see is the last step and they wrote to say, might be the hardest paul, makes case for right now. the government says it's 6000 people. the crossing this pull to every day. and that they're overwhelmed, the trying to relieve congestion, but busing people up the country away from the buddha. and then prompt to compass appeared on the switch out the bank while people wait for that to. but some who tell tendencies that's taken over a week. the group has to decide soon. okay, and walk in and then we'll fill out if we stay here, we have no money, no food. so no,
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i have 3 children or better to go on. and so it begins at the to columbus a will to the nearest city, top of to, to the top of the, to the migrant hub, is in an emergency situation to the head of mexico's refugee agency told me he doesn't have to look into patrol. we have seen record numbers. we've never seen this, you've had to see it, especially in the last 2 months, particularly september boy. now minutes cruise exploring the possibility to pull 2 people from south america, including venezuelans, back code, tennessee isn't a group, don't know that yet. they hit migration check point. do you know the risks you're running, taking the children by the side of the most away. but the oldest seems to be to let them go on to now. there's 2 kilometers from top to, to ask, and this is what they fling quoted by in venezuela. the money isn't enough for food . work doesn't pay, the government is bad,
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you can't live right now. 7000000 venezuelans have left the country and recently, is there a big part of this? together with patients, nicaraguans, cubans, ecuadorian, and others. a search the us and mexican authorities struggling to cope with is more and more people arrived joining home and out to 0 to the suggested river. a ton of mice, warning the huge numbers of migrants crossing the dairy and gap is threatening the environment. half a 1000000 people are expected to pass through the rainforest by the end of this year. this in human reports from bio takito on the edge of the diary and got panama is 130 kilometers long. that gain gap is one of the world's most dangerous jungles. it sparsely populated by small indigenous communities. with an unprecedented wave of hundreds of thousands of migrants from the perilous
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journey across the gap is an attempt to reach the united states is threatening to once pushed dean, rain, forest, backward you, people, population $300.00 is receiving between 2 and a half 100-5000 miles a day and the impact is obvious. within the 57 year old daughter is over here in indigenous community, policeman or south was born here, or a law, what body, where the water up river is contaminated with clothes and the dead body. so the microns, the don't make it so we can drink that. we're what are any more than what we can't even keep the p o. whole choose are now everywhere attracted by the odor of human excrement and rubbish. the village, which has no sewerage, electricity, or portable water since we cannot cope at the 1st 18 doctor, i did. then vandal experts disappears of an outbreak of diseases like color. when
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we 1st reflect, this is, this is a place where an epidemic can break at the snap of the fingers because of the, of a car and conditions in such tiny space where people are arriving from all over the world. we have no way to deal with an emergency the microns remaining from that this way a lot, but also from as far away as bangladesh, africa, china, and the me least, the, the engine is said, but our people have been living here in this jungle for hundreds of years these children, for example, learned to swim before they could even walk. but while this all may look very idyllic nami, the constant influence of thousands and thousands of migrants is not only threatening the health of this area, but also these people's way of life. indigenous leaders of, for villages wanted in the kaos able to found they, they, it's important that these migrants be put into a special camp so that they do not mix with the local people. because we don't know what they bring. and they can also be sleeping with our women and impacting our culture with
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a great many to reduce interest. they're also benefiting from the wave of migration . people like is it as that was set up with food stall and provides wi fi services? it's how the whole town a lot and the other 3 indigenous towns along a river because we women are now sending food and that helps our children in the family. we make a lot of more money now. business is so good that many in the community have a band in their fields with bananas, horn, and rice. beyond the benefits and drawbacks of this phenomena, the majority of people here want the government to enact changes and improve conditions. not just for the migrants in transit, but for the indigenous communities that in gap who for a long forgotten to see and human out to 0, that in depth, panama. all right, let's catch up on some web a. here's addison. hello, we've got some right in the full cost of parts of the middle east over the next
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couple of days, a fair amount of crowd across northern area, sliding out of north africa across the us on our financial and northern areas of iraq could see some shower as long as spells a frame for a time of the what the weather will be into the kia up to was the cool cause itself is that generally try mobile sunshine. so touching faulty celsius here in the, all right, for the next couple of days and simplify these 5. i know. so there you go with that west to whether between the caspian and the black sea, some heavy showers, longest spells of right and a set of possibilities. some brain is know, the positive iraq little more cloud to just stretching it to north america. saudi arabia, st. bad a cloud i see stretches across these hara southern areas of libya because he some went by the handled and shot pushing across towards the gulf of getting plenty of showers right across the southern fringes of west africa. these 3 way still continued to post the way here will rain coming in as we go on into wednesday, then still not too much right on the other side of the rift valley, but
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a few showers starting to crop now across central and northern parts of mesa and based on what the weather rock comes to the fringes of tents and then into kenya and to swing by the 2 into madagascar. but south africa is not to find somebody still ahead on al jazeera line grab those falls through a ton, the tie pool beads of protected islands in kenya. spring box kent that was comp time. who's defense, back on fax. will details the a b, e, usually just somebody just said to take place in canada as the block looks to make itself more, we will have somebody to help which leads us united on the many challenges they face on
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did you need to talk to the teams to 13 years out of this sewing, all just the real world tells the 2 point story norwegian and they always give a call about us to lose the government of norway, or it's remarkable role in nurturing this would be the secret negotiations and why it's promising peace as remain, unfulfilled is strong, decided the terms of the negotiations. nobody could push those back, go home detroit. so also on notice here the,
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[000:00:00;00] the hill to a time somebody kept on headlines, style view and says sexual violence is being used as a western of war. and so that right and sexual assaults has become widespread. this the army and thomas re record support forces baffled, full control. european union following this is the vic leasing of the crimea and capital given by 1st summit outside the blocks borders. use foreign policy chief use that bottle said the amazing and fee of to show solidarity with you. frightening people. a huge fire. as in golf, the security director building in the city of a smiley, a in northeast and agents. the area is on the west bank of this who is can now official say the flames now being contained. the cause is not yet known though. the health and industries reporting at least 38 people have been injured. local media
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reporting nearby hospitals have been put on the look. this night leah is one of the cities that overlooks egypt, suez canal. survival volts away between asia and europe. that sees about 10 percent of the world's narrow time, tre. asada. kira is the founder and director of the european north african center for research unit. she has had a point to view about the fine to kim painting has been started and a component for the presidential elections. uh, a lot of uh, speculations about that in cairo and on a level fee or among a egyptians that we might place another bum beings or other terror attacks. you know, the tyra has paid that before and we don't want any turbans before the election so
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. so hopefully it's not the start of something ugly before the election. and especially that, again another police department, another coastal city that has importance. uh so hopefully it's not the start of something ugly, and it might be a just another accident. as it's been stated, egypt floor on terror, locally and especially inside the 9 has taken a lot of the egyptian resources and a lot of the egyptian stones. and um, we have spent a lot on securing, especially cairo because it's been all over the news that everywhere has been bombarded after the, the, the out set of, i'll of, uh, listening brotherhoods. uh well, we did not say any speculations now on a it might be a tire attack or not, but you know, we have been, we had ice is in sinai. there might be another elements just so hiding in, in
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a city like this my, the, we have the fear of their attacks. and we have witnessed that ever since the 2011 resolution and then the 2013 over lucian. we have had elements that didn't respect the desire of the egyptian people and hopefully we, we, we do. we don't experience that again. a religious ceremony as being held in those new rocks, the victims of a wedding fire, at least 113 people were killed on tuesday. many a still missing. a hood under the law had reports from done it in none of a province. the days go volley for the refuses to hold
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the. 2 to these keep leaving this tooth news and the wrong tuesdays whitting files that killed more than a 100 people to get a said i hadn't good is saying we inherited from our ancestors goes, we will happily gathered until the storm dispersed. thus, now we say we what happened, he gathered until the fire destroyed us. i'm speechless. this this is the 1st sunday. since the fall, you may receive those who died. recovery for the in jude and patients for the victims, families. those are the failures of the people who gathered here at the i can't imagine there be any more celebrations and how many of to, what happened. but if you pray not only for the victims and their families, but also for the seemingly everlasting pain to be only visited and for those on
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accounted for to be found. which the desk is of so many people, including to read as and good and shocked many here to see doesn't want forgiveness for every one to and the out, the name of a full what we've asked the almighty to bestow his grace and patience on us all we pray that we can live in peace and stability. i mean the lord protect the iraqi people and guide their leaders the right path. while samuel is out a mouthful of thought, some have lost the civil close relatives, worshippers here including get some of the victims of families, friends, and neighbors pray that such an incident will not happen again in the town. demanding justice, but say messes and prayers like this are the only school is they have for now. the last is on 0 both to have left was supposed to be hit the event the wedding tune into. so in
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a matter of seconds forensic examinations are under way to identify dozens of bodies and bring closures to their families. while the 2 is likely to witness more grieving, more to use. 2 and more prayers. who do i had just, you know, have done, you know, the luck. oh, indonesia is launching southeast asia is 1st high speed right away. off the is of delays on the multi $1000000000.00 project. the line will connect to the country's largest cities, and this part of aging is belton bowden to shift. but some economists are concerned, it poses that risk. jessica washington reports from badging. it needs to come. so this is woosh. the new high speed re weigh connecting to canada, and the city of bundled in with java. that's a part of up under the name and, and a district. costs of buying done. foss strain mocks to modernization,
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an efficiency of a mass transport system, which is environmentally friendly and integrated with other modes of transport. i mean, the good se, then, the 142 kilometer van line counts, travel time from around 3 ellis, 201 hour. the train can reach at top speed of 350 kilometers an hour. in september, the authorities began public trials at the train ahead of its official launch. we have already reached the wrong station which would normally take 2 to 3 hours. the seat is comfortable is just like sitting on the sofa on the project, which is mostly funded by china cost more than $7000000000.00 to build up to significant cost overruns, due to construction delays, to cost us new. high speed rail is an important part of aging is built in rogue development project. china will soon celebrate the 10 year anniversary of the initiative. as some experts raise concerns about growing debt risks. some say the
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high speed re weight is a burden for indonesia is budget. the future of this project? i think similar to other types of projects in other countries, the c port in salon got in focused on an african. yeah. the project. not for sure, but then the company could not pay the debt, then going if there isn't a way to find them again, this project, the president jacoby has acknowledged some of the criticisms of the project. knowing that experience is expensive but valuable. and the country should be enthusiastic about developing its transport links. the government is planning to extend the rail project into east java. jessica washington, which is 0 badging, and the corruption investigates isn't, can me, i have recovered stone and i have it. and so the nature reserve in the indian ocean
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3 companies are now facing possible court, proceeding for land, robbing to have agreed to hand over the illegally acquired land titles for the islands. welcome web. as more of the coast of can you in the indian nation lie you need ecological treasures. some in the sea and others on islands 3 of which wouldn't need any loss to develop those. i don't one who is in charge of the coast area for can use wildlife service, which is the low. so i don't know if the items i think that score i've seen nora, they've grab us. i think they, they have their ways of being that which is not the pharmacy both by the government . and of course, because the government hours is on and make uneasiness, even though they weren't able to recover the airlines full day from the grab ice. the surrounding waters of the k. c team from duty marine reserve provides century for more than $200.00 dolphins. its being protected by law since the 1970s below
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the surface are endangered seats, the toes, and carl gardens the breeding grounds for hundreds of species of fish. john says it hotels have been built on the islands. it would have been an ecological disaster. some speculators, a quiet irregular titles for them in the 1990s, amid a series of corruption scandal, was late to the illegal title report by companies and by foreigners, in spite of the islands, clearly being in a native, as of some of them, sued the wildlife service. seeking to build and asked repair, they lost the case and to the attention of the all sorts. he's the investigators say, because it's completely out of sight of the mainland, but accessible in small boats and possibly like that, croft that it's the perfect location for criminal activity such as drug smuggling. and they say that one of the company still holds the title for this island and has refused to hundreds of the investigators say they'll now take the company to cools
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. the others agreed to hand over that titles off to being investigated by 10 years . ethics and anti corruption commission. this was filed abdulla home, it's been decades recovering all kinds of public prophecy for the government. for that he says it's the 1st time he's ever recovered islands and the people with sight to do all manner of things. and we are not saying we, we, we finish or rather completely finish caught up something good. what you're saying is that still a bit too, and shall we reduce the about percentage? if we reduce it by 10 percent, good enough of the companies they handed over the titles when faced charges for now, the islands have at least been sped from an equal development mountain. web. alger 0 can see taken from go to the lower island, kenya was still a head on al jazeera, raging new hives, how this fold of climbing is helping attract young funds to global competitions,
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like the asian,
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and then pick games that's coming up in school. the the, [000:00:00;00] the rice falls funds, janice had to tell us why tony, let's suppose this might have something to smile about and the ation games, right? well some of they are being absolutely dominance in the high city of hungry. they continue to win gold medals on the balance quite literally. in this case, i live in town for you, and i do show you in eclipse, the women's individual,
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trampoline thoughtful, leading china to a once you finish ahead of comic song. she took up translating at the age of 10, and was the 1st and the school. so when golds advice on olympics and you shouldn't say now the tide is dominance of the diving competitions continue just they made it 6 gold medals. in 6 events, i saw one of those coming in the women's one muted spring board final where they took gold. i'm silva, a south korean wrote his case that has apologized to his team officer, an audi celebration. cost is country, the gold trunk, tall one east, off and celebration. it's across the line and the men's free 1000 me to read a final. but he didn't realize that his rival, from between these type i had pulls up. i managed to lunch his leg over the line. 20, so i pay them, made it to you from to printing the women's go to had to south korea again. on tuesday, the sports climbing competition that will begin in hong jo. anyone's before has
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even featured at the asian games. it will say b and next is power. so then picks as organized as target young audiences and the richardson reports. and when a fun, jos most spectacular then use will be hosting a sick to play on catching events. scroll, climbing has been included in the agent games schedule for just the 2nd time. it's a sport that takes the great town tools to of an indo census all over the world. sure wasting the whole climbing is a sport for everyone. people of any age or agenda are welcome, plus the skills threshold to get started is not too high. i think it's a physical mental challenge, so it's easy for people to get addicted. as a major championship, events for climbing is still finding it states they made a study with the olympics in health care, which is 2 metal events. i don't know, but has been coming to school and next is paris games. and the amount of competitors will also go up around 50 percent. there was 3 disciplines within the schools. speed climbing is a one on one race against the clock. here we are thinking about something different
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in bouldering athletes take on a small intervals which contains a series of climbing challenges. this is a real far from jesse and then the lead events, athletes climb as high as they can in 6 minutes without having seen the will ahead of time. very impressive. are for you though, you share with you. if you meet problems in your life, you're happy to try and a soft them is the same with climbing your phone. you need to think along and come up with solutions. what different groups go when feel sports is like life. you should never develop so many climbing is a means to escape and insights, appealing to individuals who thoroughly with making up their own rules. but even some of these crime is accept the competing for metals, kind of have a value. basically my crime and experience is better if there are other cameras around. and so we're like in a broad sense because, you know, i do often seek out sort of new routes and the, you know, far from far flung plumbing areas. but, but in general, the,
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the bigger the climbing community is, the better it is for me in and so, you know, i'm, i'm, i'm all for the growth. ready sports the opportunity to believe competitors is just $21.00. this is a young sports with athletes to match a perfect fit for events like the asian games aiming to attract a new audience. on the richardson l g 0 home jo. simone bios has made history of the world gymnastics championships. the american is competing internationally for the 1st time since taking a to get mental health break. and she did this. the files is the 1st woman shalanda your 10 k double point volt, which is the most difficult jump in the woman scoring. okay. she's moved into the lead and the around competition in the vault will now be renamed, the biles, 2 of the some of the members of spain's wealth got when he's got to have the gun testifying,
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and the loose would be on his case case. to time bottom to win alexia patel, you ask them to have a teammate and sort of pay it as witnesses in the investigation. as a full month, full federation, president spanish prosecutors have accused it would be all as of sexual assaults and collection, the kissing of jenny m mostly on the lips without her consent during the walk. when is the old ceremony in august? he's denied wrong doing is the biggest game in argentine in football, and it was a river polite and he got the better of arch rivals. but because you areas in the super classic, a river plate haven't beaten book or away from home and 5 is. and they took the lead just before half time and say, present shop deflecting in, off teammate solomon, run the and rid of flight school. the 2nd right near the end of the game it through ends the end on the as to now. the final score. and when it's iris the, the, the defending champions have edged towards the knockouts out. the rugby world cup,
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south africa ended the pool stage with the bonus point, when it would sound like we should be enough for a course of final spots. but it's not confirmed just yet. the spring box run in 7 tries that they faced challenge from the school to 3 of that right. and must say 918 victory moved south africa for 4 weeks. and now they have to wait for that. today's uninstalled and much to see which to seems straight straight to the point, sticking to the to get into the plan. and we wanted to keep it tight on the most afford and um, i think we did that well. but the, the, the best thing about the new quote, the form is point and we speak to meet as much points as a cliff today. and i think this was my special australia kept best to him. course the final hopes to live with victory as a full goals of all these guys seconds impose fee with this $34.00 to $14.00. when but any changes team may have left it too late. that placed fiji me just one point
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from that much against portugal on sunday to move about australia added fonts instead of the silver a lot. yeah. yeah, i agree with that, and that'll save you now to real credit to be able to get the experience of at least the right account is a back in european hands, and rory montgomery says it's going nowhere. the northern irishman is now targeting victory on american soil in 2 years time, sunday singles began with the europeans and needing a 4 and a half points to win the tri fee in right. know ways victor huffman got one of those points by beating, calling more kind of a quite convincingly mcroy. well, he also delivered defeating some buttons. his full swim and 5 matches. that's his best. as a performance out of write a cop,
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he was also your top point score. and when you are at the warehouse of points of victory, the americans dock in the sense to come back might be on the call just. but then tommy's street would shut the door, this incredible t shirts to the 16th helps him when that whole against ricky fella to guarantee he'd walk away with at least half a point from that much which ensure your re gained the tracy there's a really strong culture in the or if you're into a good perry in the or painting doesn't mean playing with the best. may you know, it means about representing something bigger than yourself. and i feel like that's to me. well, being european right. a cup players all about i've said this for the last, probably 6 or 7 years. anyone that will listen. i think one of the biggest accomplishments in golf. right? noises when they got away ryder cup and that's what we're going to do about page. this was the moment that mocks and incredible were 10 to the nfl for the ma hamlet and off to the play almost died on the field just 9 months ago. having suffered
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a cardiac arrest while playing full. the buffalo bills and cincinnati in january had to be resuscitated. but on sunday he played his trust regular season game since that terrifying experience. doctors have told him how his heart stops off. he took a direct play to the chest during a tackling that it was a free occurrence. the bills went on to beat the miami dolphins 48 to 20 for very important moment meant everything to me. you know, i think it was more so about proving something to myself than anything else. just showing myself that i had the courage, i got the strength that i got the, the price, you know, everything, all those words, you know, image to be able to go to something so traumatic and you know, be able to come back from me and still to be able to still do what i love at the highest level in the world is, is just, it's amazing. it is great to say i'm back, isn't that? meanwhile, safe is all waiting quotes back,
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patrick times house bracing and also the nfl records. the kansas city chiefs stopped through the 200 touch sound pulse of his career and his 84. okay. breaking them off set by don reno in 1989. the chief between the new jets 23 to 20 of that is. so it'll sports for me for now. pizza. we'll have another updates eligible
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