0 now the, [000:00:00;00] the flow, this is in use our on l. j 040 back to go live in the coming up in the next 60 minutes . the 1st shipment of and fox succeeds, arrives in democratic republic of congo. way more than 19000 people have been infected. israel is accused of refusing to afford made the entry of medical teams as call you vaccinations. get on the way in southern das. protests is in tennessee, the queues, israel's foreign minister of all abandoned captives in gaza to the desk. and also this, our uganda,

nancy cassie's rebecca chips today has died after allegedly being set on fire by hand on a piece of same it's with your sports needs a moment. so remember, for this power lympics debbie tones, the secuity egypt, 1st goals metal as the power escape, the thank you for joining us. the 1st and fox funk scenes which have been supplied by the european union have arrived in the democratic republic of congo. a 2nd batch of 800000 doses is scheduled to reach contrast on saturday fountains of people around the world i confirmed to have been infected. but estimates has the latest move and 19000 people in the democratic republic of congo have an impulse of virus

transmitted to humans by animals and to other humans through close contact. more than half the reported cases are in children. according to the health ministry, they account for most of the $650.00 that's attributed to the virus. so the 1st batch of a consignment of more than half a 1000000 doses of vaccine from your is welcome by bill far it is in contrast to on thursday. but for now it's only intended for use on adults. trials are taking place for potential use on children over 12 biase puns to start expect the nation campaign at the beginning of october. so let's, let's say it a 2nd, which would be that we could have the vaccines because i see patients asking for the vaccines themselves. at the moment it's a wary and it will be desirable for it to be given as a matter of urgency. as i say that, that will be huge, logistical challenges for the d. all see, the vaccine must be transported and freezes across the country, 4 times the size of friends with paul rhodes and infrastructure. the several and

pulse epidemics in central and west africa. according to the world health organization, this latest outbreak seems to be from a strain that spreads more rapidly. bernard smith, how does it? impulse was 1st discovered in lab monkeys in 1958 and is endemic and points of central and west africa. but cases have been increasing in recent years. the majority of cases from the current outbreak originated in democratic republic of congo, and that's where a vaccination f, as in now focused initial symptoms are similar to the flu, including ex, fever and swollen glands. they are often followed by a painful rush that forms places and fox sprays to physical contact with infected people, as well as contaminated surfaces and objects. it can also spread through contact with infected animals. then this hor him is the fee for native $1.00 north keybo, a doctors without borders. she says health workers are facing

a number of challenges as they try to combat the virus. this new versions of the ethics virus is new, so there's quite a lot, we don't know, i'm not the doctor is the borders, not the those it show the minister of health and the population themselves. it seems to be spreading more easily between humans and it seems to be more affecting children on the 15 or they are more at the risk. and when they come to check the vars to, to, to die from the virus. but the data is the sofa of by the institutions due to low surveillance and also quite to lack of lab capacity to actually concern the cases. so as of now we don't really know how this, how the situation is, but for sure it is a of a high concern. and these, and the variability is in, with, in children and specifically also pregnant women and people leaving here at w,

for instance. so for those people asian, where i specifically um, varied, i think the, this is the specific valence concern and in the r c a. and in this region, we're also the health systems a week, or i don't think the rest of the world should be, and i have a great, very because it is possible to contain the virus and stuff transmissions ends. and it's a site that's where we have access to health and strong health systems. so i think we should focus on the vulnerable population living in this part of the world. and also not to forget that they already have a full range of and challenges to begin with, even before the end books. this is a very well known proof of relation, as i said, up to a 1000000 people displays. and they all worried about also other diseases like color eyes and that makes the rain is these things coming. measles just to survive till next the next week because of the lack of food and clean water. and other health issues is already

a big concern for this population. so the situation is really complex for the people themselves. first of all, but also for us to try to help them the, the world health organization stays polio, vaccinations have begun in vasa and con eunice in southern gaza. crowds gathered a designated areas to have their children vaccinated for the policy, and health ministry says is there any forces are refusing to coordinate the entry of some vaccination teams and ministries appealing to concerned parties to intervene. more than a 189000 children have so far been, you know, created against the disease and who did re, has this update from central guys were currently in the why the in one of the make shift tabs here during the podium vaccination that ended in the central areas of

the gaza strip here in the international medical corpse hospital is one of the fields points that we're receiving children for the power of your vaccination campaign. at least, according to the health ministry, there were at least $187000.00 palestinians. so got back sending her. however, now today was the 1st day of the party vaccination campaign income units. according to units of they are willing to vaccinate that lease or sunday as children where there are, if you 3000 employees working on this box to make some pain. however, according to the ministry there is saying that people who are in the eastern part of that and the last are on able to get the vaccinations because it's a very dangerous area. and um, but you add it, but employees and the minister about them can,

these are not getting access to give the people there the vaccination and also they're not having the safe access to reach those points. and the minister of houses appealing at the international community to give access to these policy new to reads that will pull you back to the nation campaign. however, so far, according to units of, they say that the poly bucks mation campaign so far is successful. but here, this is the reality of the policy. i mean children, that they're still infected by the collapse of the humanitarian situation in the hub situation because of true sewage is everywhere. garbage is part everywhere. college student parents are yes. setting us the palsy vaccination campaign is very important, but what's more important is a ceasefire and is protecting their children from the airstrikes and the is really

the so force and the whole the obviously you to the why the palestine else way and is really a talk me or a hospital in the north of guys, a has killed at least 3 people. the attack happened in beat law. he any the to come all add one hospital. children who are playing on the street are among the injured . at least 21 people have been killed in these really attacks across the gaza strip since dawn on thursday. international doctors returning from guys. i see they are shocked by the number of children they were operating on. that includes doctor victoria roles. she was the only plastic surgeon at the largest facility in southern gaza, nasa hospital. she says 80 percent of victims were children. what showed me the most this time was the number of children that i saw and, and in fact operated on what i've been and the are paid goes and especially in march and it was a, it was a lot of children then. but now in august,

i would say that 80 percent in fact we want to increase it was under the age of 16 . all of the injuries were explosives related. and then the, there was no real of the injury apart from explosion or of the sort of sorts of things that i was and it's mainly treating where so the 3rd degree, burns 3040 percent. i saw a lot of lynch for my children losing legs and reducing owns we had a couple of um entities and the facial injuries. i had his 7 year old that most of his nose blowing off and they color and just let him go. that looks quite a lot of the skin down to the bone on her, on his forehead. so 10 to tablets in the explosions, the children would either get, but for shot. no. oh cool. that's

a possibility that trembles would that be weaponized and held at them and then inflect to sort of soft tissue a with or without an underlying thought. any injury, a lot of the children are so young during teammate, understand the significance of some of the injuries that they've sustained logics promotion and gunfire has rocks the occupied westbank city of jeanine as these really ami carries out is large scale. military is sold for a 9th day. i at least 39 palestinians have been killed in the occupied westbank since these rays began. most of them in geneva. israel says it's targeting palestinians who they accuse of attacking is really civilians. a palestinian said janine has been turned into a prison and these really see each has left many without food, water, or electricity. us. and israel protestors have gathered in tennessee for a 5th consecutive night of anti government demonstrations. is there on a scene,

a general striking hundreds of 1000 sticking to the streets after 6 small captives were found dead in garza. i'm the son who would report some jordan's capital of mine because israel's government has bind down to 0 from the 14 from inside. his rep for 5 consecutive nights is released took to the streets in hopes of sending a message to their government. that time has run out the demonstrators carry $2712.00 fitness through the streets of tel aviv, at the start of the rally, to symbolize deceased captives whose bodies are still being held in gonzo. shut out, benjamin netanyahu, the prime ministers sentence, my cousin, carmel, to dest, her, and all the hostages, the murder of the crowd,

chance blaming its really prime minister. benjamin netanyahu for the desk, saying he doesn't want a deal. we all know that there were a life there, and now there are notes that came back and coughing, 21 people. the already came back from guys. i know we still have people there that that needs to be bring back to be there. the needs of it, but still we have many people that live and we show them that we get to seal the deal and bring them home before the dead to the rupture of protests calling for a ceasefire. deal came after these really are me announced it had recovered the bodies of 6 is really captives from a tunnel in southern gaza over the weekend in an interview with the american media . that's in you all. who accused him us of being the main obstacle for why there hasn't been a ceasefire deal while maintaining that his red lines are only getting tougher with family members of is really captive. say that missing yahoo is neither capable nor willing to accept it. do you have the son who just eat off

a month the the a not a well use the us secretary of state on to me bank and he's in haiti. he's been meeting with a haitian prime minister gary canal. and the transitional counsel making says results can already be seen from kenyan security forces, send to support a national police force that's been struggling to maintain security. i made gang violence, seen presidential counsel government support for the police and security mission starting next year. but also creating a secure environment,

making sure that the service life let's speak to lounge chairs to reassemble who's reported extensively in haiti. she's joining us from argentina's capital gwin osiris. theresa. why is blinking visiting hate? and now what is the hoping to achieve as well? the secretary of state certainly is a trump travel to haiti to show support for the leadership that's when i pointed earlier, tc or after the resting nation of prime minister dealing with but also to show support to what is known as a meantime. national security support mission that is currently in haiti. this is composed of $2500.00 security forces on the ground that are going to be battling guns that content and continue to control large part of haiti's capital. earlier in june 400 security forces from kenya arrived in hays capitalism. they've been battling guns since then. however, it is still

a major challenge because of what's been going on in the capital right now. so glen can mess with that big into rim transitional residential town. so also with a prime minister trying to set up what is going to happen next in haiti, they're hoping that presidential elections will be happening in 2025. but right now, and one thing remains a challenge because of what's been going on on the ground, but what the united states would like to see is that legitimate leadership controlling haiti. and of course, if the situation i'm the security situation on the ground allowances right to have those us brands, we elections in a t to happen next year. are they realistic and you'll be well, that's a big question right now on the ground as, as i said before, the fight between guns and the haitian national police. this a q for and security forces on the ground are ongoing every day. but the leadership of these guys remain, i've large, hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced. the millions are struggling

for food. and security is a big question here right now, how to support this long time national security support mission is that is facing many challenges. the 1st one, our resources on funding. so far it's been said that this mission on the ground needs around $600000000.00 a year to support the forces on the ground. but right now the united nation says it only has 68000000. so this is the main concern right now the us has even suggested that they would like to, to move this a force converted into a traditional peacekeeping operation. but it's not clear yet whether that is going to happen. this is just one of the issues that is in a way, a concern for the united states. but the other is that what is known as the internal transition of the presidential town. so which is composed of 9 members, 3 of them have been accused of corruption. are um, being investigated right now. so there's lots of challenges ahead before this elections could take place as the united late in the states would like to see. we

just heard secretary of state to entity blink and saying that they would like elections to take place at the end of 2025. teresa, thank you very much on to 0 serviceable reporting deadline from when to cyrus. for us present, donald trump has pleaded not guilty to criminal charges in his election. and if you're in this case, the hearing in washington dc is the 1st since the supreme court ruled presidents are entitled to brought immunity from criminal charges, while conducting official duties from faces full charges, any revise, indictment, accusing him of attempting to overturn his defeat in the 2020 election and donald trump has also been on the campaign trail and says he would establish a government deficiency commission headed by business when need on mosque if he wins the election in november, the republican presidential candidate outlined his vision for the us economy in new york, he said musk has agreed to head the body. tom says he finds to eliminate fraud and

improper payments within 6 months of the commission being formed at the suggestion of the land mosque, who is given me his complete and total endorsement, this nice smart guy. he knows what he's doing. he knows what he's doing. great, very much appreciated. i will create a government efficiency commission task is conducting a complete financial and performance audit of the entire federal government and making recommendations for drastically forms. when i speak to stan boyd or about betsy, is a senior fellow at the american enterprise institute is joining us live from washington, d. c. thank you for being with us. missed a void. so what, what do you make of the economic plans laid out by former president trump today, especially this government efficiency commission to be led by e on musk? how effective will this be? well, well, thank you for having the um, yes, the, the headline grab or really if that, that efficiency commission, i mean the way i think about it when, when politicians promise to eliminate waste,

fraud and abuse, it really is a way to, to avoid making difficult choices it means that they, they do not want to say which spending programs they want to eliminate. it means that they do not want to say which specs as they want to raise read. the easiest thing to say is no, no, we're going to make everything more efficient then. so that's how i interpreted it won't really do anything but it. but it sounds nice. what kind of mandate do you think discovery efficiency commission is going to have? and i, i would imagine the mandate will be extremely limited, but, but think about it. even if it's mandate we're, we're, we're brought in sweeping. most of what the federal government does is spending money on either paying interest on the debt or paying out a old age pensions, paying out payments to health care providers through medicare, paying out at the medicaid premiums through the states,

paying out veteran's benefits to the former members of the military, all these sorts of, you know, trends of programs, others of mandatory programs, programs that, that exist. it's, you know, it's money that it's just checks going out to providers to beneficiaries. it's not really procurement programs. it's which is really to kind of program way you think of, of efficiency and, and fraud and abuse, and where maybe this kind of commission might make a difference. comp also want to embrace crypto currency we heard. he wants to cut corporate taxes for companies that produce in, in the us how, how is this going to benefit the average american? i mean, i think the, the embrace has cut. the guarantees is really just a play for the votes of, of people who are, who, who are, who are fans of good. so guarantee or, or into into that into that, into that fad. i think 5th of guarantees have been going through a rough patch and so a lot of the boosted i've got the currencies that basically hope that the federal

government will bail them out by setting up some sort of gifts except the currency reserved cutting the corporate tax rate i think, as has been reasonably successful in boosting high domestic investment, even with couple of harris has, has proposed to, to increase it somewhat. not all the way back to where it was during the obama administrator. so there, i do think there's a bit of a, a bi partisan consent there. right. so you've talked about cameron harris say, so how, how does trumps economic plants compared to those of harris? he said that harris will drive large companies away from the us if she wins. is that going to be the case and, and who she thinks that the big banks favor. and i, so i think she is, she wants to raise revenue from the highest earners and somewhat from corporations . she wants to raise revenue by, by imposing really quite radical and high tariffs on imports. i think

her approach is the more cautious one and certainly the large banks, if you look at reports from place by goldman, they favor her approach, which is the much more mainstream one read say predict that growth will be slightly greater under a heresy administration that would implement all of her plans. of course, in reality, what would happen is we'd probably be looking at an edit congress that will be closely divided. it will be, i think, unlikely that it harris administration will be able to implemented full economic platform and outcomes. would probably be even slightly better than that of goldman a. but then the goldman projection with teacher to expect right. sam, very good to talk to you about this. thank you so much for joining us. band for your senior fellow at the american enterprise institute. thank you for your time. the hunter biden has faded guilty to all 9 charges in his tax avoidance case. the

us president son made the move as jury selection was about to commence that according to assigned to this, prosecutors accused him of failing to pay at least $1400000.00 in taxes over 4 years. he was convicted in june in a separate trial on gun charges, as in friends president the money and my coal has appointed me shabani. as prime minister vanya was the use chief negotiator in dealing with britain, jacks it from the blog, and has been a european commission in the move comes off to weeks of talks following a snap election that led to a young parliament. i'll just hear is natasha butler. report some powers of the model so significant said listen to nice not selection crowds funny has a new prime minister, michelle bonnie, the conservative politician and full of french ministers. vanya is best known for his role, is the use breaks in negotiate to the ceremony parish for this thing, just as a gabriella house phone is video seed. in this new chapter, there will be change and breaks from the past. it will be

a need to listen and for respect respects, between the governments empowerment and respect for old political science on his appointment has been while i took the political rights to say he's a trusted pair of hands, didn't go into that. your dixie is an experienced incredible candidate who will finally help our country out with the chaos. michelle bonia is obviously amount of the political right. there's also amount of compromise. his whole career shows that he's a fine negotiate to check the politicians on the left off curious the left on the lines, the new pope in the front one my seats, and this not the election, the presidency manual. my crow refused to points a prime minister from the ranks. he said the left wing government would fail to form a majority of one cleaning, solomon, lady cumulatively. the election has been stolen. the prime ministers appointment denies the will of the french people, not for the 1st time in the fun. it's taken 60 days for the french present to points and you probably minutes for some say the weeks call them entry k olson

political my search and see how damaged my new micros reputation. it will leave a stain. his original arrow was to dissolve. pile limits. no one understood that decision. the french people didn't dentist. dan, so the angry with him and see him is responsible for the institutional a us calling hey, would allow me to drill and some of his famous negotiation skills. if he's the form of government that can be supported by majority of the fees that deeply divided solomon natasha butler. i'll just sarah power and then pick athlete has died in kenya for days after her former boyfriend allegedly doused her in petrol and set her on fire. rebecca chipped a represented uganda a new mattress on at the powers games in july. catherine saw he has a story as a family in morning for a rising athletic style. long distance run our rebecca chipped a gay,

had represented uganda at several international competitions, including the paris olympics. japan gave a relative se had death was a combination of a beetle on dispute without a strange boyfriends. he's accused of 1000 her with kerosene and setting her a light. i. children was there at the time, still will not get to do it. i believe the government because we reported the abuses and threats my daughter was getting from the mad. we told the police about the harassment doctors tried to save ha, she had that seen via bands of a significant portion of a body. so they see via binds legs to my deal getting failure. this is not an isolated case. to thing a is a said, prominent spots woman to be killed in kenya as we, as we've had agnes to, will die in in 2021. we've got demarie switched to a die in 2022 and now there's

a catch up today. and so we need to have targeted efforts for athletes to know how to get dressed isn't how to get out of situations where their lives are arch risk. many spots women based in west and kenya said they are sexually and financially exploited by coaches, monitors, and partners in the male dominated training concepts. i know a lot of the door does why champions will make a note to, of course, mission on the web going through a lot because of their customs where they, the women, a sub sub gin to them. and you know, they go out there, we might have the ones to be enrolled races we and try competitions get very good income. all these income goes to their husbands. bank accounts. are you the names of their husbands to gaze loved one. see they want justice like fast. they want to give her a, b, c thing burial or not. cheese meant both on and off the truck. kathy:

sorry i'll just hear. still ahead on algae 0. make wholesome cities in india's eastern city of close to the weather. ration mode off and delta has lots of calls from deltas calling on say, government improve the secure to the thousands has kind of rated mass into contact with full time since on his last day of his visit to indonesia in school will bring you comes from the latest round of world cup qualifying is asian champions. i've eaten by the the still hold very holtz in central leasing. it was so breaking nichols building. right? correct. or sweden by correct of a high temperature,

but coming into the west, just a change of season. slight moving thunderstorms, producing the inevitable flooding. frogs was a victim. this was not site in the side of coast. they were found the stones in italy out year in 2 days here as well. it's not going to change very much. this disparity in the thirty's here in the twenty's here very quickly, but it will start to change a little bit. the circulation in the by the scale brings more right into western or problems of the not necessarily male site itself. this breeze picking up might make a change in easily coming through the black sea as well, so suppresses the shower was building it might bring a slide to debris through to building that's 27 piano down to about 20. not still in the sunshine here. i'm not just reading, concentrated further with those restaurants, for example, now, and then usually event and i've been reading in time and rest of this is a 55 years worth of writing. that's how little they normally get. we're talking about this a higher hit something more time. you also have decent amount of reading recently. there's nobody, brian, does it not green past you that, but that's how we have to remember. and that's the unusual position we have

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several villages have either been damaged or destroyed since june when the rains began from around the world. it's a mazda of how come from best we some question, is it your visual resume is with as much as i think the same died for the president's, delivering his face, the nice and the address, the the welcome back. a reminder of our top stories on this ologist there and use our the 1st impulse, maxine supplied by the european union has arrived in democratic republic of congo. and that 810-0000 doses are due to reach contrast on saturdays. the world health organization says it's begun vaccinating children in southern gaza against polio,

w h o cities extending the campaign that's already on the waiting central gaza. the goal is to immunize 640000 children, age 10 and younger, over a month. and crowds have gathered in israel for a 5th consecutive nights. hold on, i got min protests early. i demonstrate as march through the streets of tennessee would make shift coffins representing the captain's health not to columbia, where the truck drivers have dropped rose to the capital bubble tie. they've been angered by an increase in diesel prices. the reactions could result in disruptions to operations at the state run oil company, which would interrupt fuel supplies across the country. present. gustavo, petro says, the diesel increase is fair and the long standing subsidy on fuel needed to be lifted. let's speak to alexander, i'm here to you about this is joining aside from the title, etc. so the 4th day of the protest on the price hike of the. so what's the

situation of the road block where you are and how are the protests affecting supply? yes, valley look at one of the bell that's in road blocks the on the outskirts of the copy. so we'll go to the city as practically being hello is valid from the rest of the country. the same has been through and a number of other cities across the columbia, creating major disruptions to traffic. yeah, you can see what the situation is that here where the process, there's an hour by now they open the 4 people on bicycles to go through, but they're not letting through bosses and cars. and then people using other means of transportation. this has been the situation now for 4 days. the schools universities have been closed in the cities. and as you were say that there are serious worries about just lapses in the supply about an oil. as

a main oil production company in the country has announced that they have such operators as some of their fields as the process to continue. so this is a very serious situation. there are negotiations between the government and the processor, but so far they haven't been able to move forward. yeah, i was going to ask you if there was any help for those negotiations between protesters and the government to enter this, right. that's the point here from the compound. the problem that government points of view is that disease that what you're doing is that they're rolling back some subsidies that have been in place for 20 years now on diesel fuel. and that are costing the government $240000000.00 us dollars a month. and they, and the government says this have become unsustainable. they have produced that huge hole in the government finances and are not allowing the government to, to find a force since either elements like public education,

for example. so they're saying that these types are inevitable. now the government says the offering now to reduce this increase by more than half for, and make a gradual with brad, those increase until the end of the year. but so far as the professors is that they're not interested, that they're not open to that. and that the process well continue, and it sounds so thank you very much. sanchez, here is any time during pitt theory, 14, they live from borger top to india. now where medical staff say the rape and murder of a training doctor in the eastern city of coal cutter has exposed lapses in security, a government run hospitals. junior emetics has been on strike demanding justice and also calling for more protection and better working conditions. let me pull some sharif reports from westbank. allstate, despite long shifts under the ball, is determined to be a rest and doctor at a public hospital in cold cut that with the rape and murder of

a colleague at another government run hospital in august has left to water. the pathologist has skipped work to john to protest the doctor's up calling for justice plus the good of the, somebody in the what place was my home? a cool my mazda until i reached the hospital? she's hotels safe? and so did i. the not cool when i was leaving, but now i'm scared to be here. the rate, the motor cage at all just has highlighted major security. they use populate costs because protesting doped to say it's time for the government to improve the safety and working conditions. so give me the that will study more, that little the cc tv cameras here on working. we also have few security guards. if the cc to the cameras were working out, the audrey ca hospital that would have been able to identify the culprit, the experts say less than goals, health care infrastructure has been crumbling for years. what do but government,

this expenditure has to expenditure. it is readiness, according to them to rachel, the doctor fiction facial and doctor bishop big issue is the 55 behind the world health organization recommends one doctor to every 1000 patients in 2020 india's doctor to patient ratio was about 0.7 down from 1.2 in the early ninety's, neighboring china has a compatible population. and about 2.4 doctors to every 1000 patients. you have to increase the number of colleges you have to increase the number of seats that you cannot suddenly get, but to doctors. all that is happening most people in india rely on public health care at government run facilities. with getting treated at these hospitals is often difficult. this is a normal day at a public hospital in the house of co southfield us. we're going to go with

a high number of patients, an image of a soul across india. it's less than some doctors coming on to attack by patients, families, when they haven't gotten mission of c o, they haven't got the right care. and doctors constantly concerned about the adult is raping moto one on duty, has shop nation. it's also left these medical stuff for him to save lives, fighting for their own safety, a series of to see the cold, cuz i'm standing here. oh, frances has celebrated mass of tens of thousands of people at a stadium in indonesia is capital. the head of the roman catholic church is on a 12 day toward the asia pacific region spreading a message of into faith harmony as the 1st people visit to indonesia in more than 3 decades. as jessica washington reports some jakarta, the in duty is equal to pope francis, at the good of them cut

a new stadium into come to us. it's an extraordinary opportunity to be able to participate in mess with preferences. it's an on that for our families. throughout his papacy, the leader of the roman catholic church has stressed the importance of interest, st. diamond, a quarter to how much waste i encourage you to associates if love, confident it should. the parts of the dialog continues to show your goodness and kindness, and the build as of unit and the patient's history for as long anticipated delayed by several use. because if the coven 19 pandemic catholics may come read the population. roughly 8000000. this visit is the best buy of pope and move in celebration for the community. thousands have traveled from all over the country with prey, with, from the earlier catholics and moves that is gathered near the east decline mosque

with pope francis participated in an interstate meeting. the mosque is the largest in southeast asia. it was designed by a christian architect and stands just if you meet his from the church of an lady of the assumption catholic cathedral, the 2 buildings of shit and underpass cooled the tunnel of friendship. the pope's visit is an opportunity for indonesia to showcase its commitment to religious hominy, sometimes undermined by sporadic attacks against minority groups. you got them for you just have to call them because this is the honor and itself because we're not a majority catholic country. we're a country with the largest muslim majority in the world, but we are chosen for the pope to come here. the past 11 years pub, francis has visited asia several times and unlike many parts of the world here, the catholic church is growing. both the number of people being baptized and those pursuing religious vocations. so be in the us to,

to go face it or me or listen to boyfriend, face is, is really a high just because he's a what the better with a compassionate messages. all of this time to francis will continue his journey through the region. the longest trip of his papacy, which stops in timor list a public, mckinney and a single jessica washington, which is 0 to kata still head on out to 0. a major call of wild animals including elephants. and he, posing the media divides opinion among conservation is and another milestone for christina, rinaldo will tell you about his majors, achievement,

and sports with the welcome back and update. now, on a breaking news story with covered this, our hunter biden has pleaded guilty to all 9 charges of his tax avoidance case. the us presidents, son made the move as jury selection was about to commence that. a boy in los angeles, prosecutors accused him of failing to pay at least $1400000.00 in taxes over 4 years. he was convicted in june in a separate trial on gun charges. as a bonus, which you advertise, he was in washington dc for associates. how surprising for us is guilty plea, and how does it come about? it's surprising because initially it was widely telegraphed. the biting was going to attempt what's called an effects plea. so the new poll,

that's some of it. yeah. in this legal system that we have in the us where someone can, can accept the balance of enough evidence to convict them, but not admit guilt. it's not little easy to attempt to do in the prosecutors like will. why on earth would we want? yeah, with the reduction. there's no way the doctor to accept this. we've proved beyond a reasonable doubt how enormous be guilty home to buy the list of, of aging taxes underneath what is the $1400000.00 worth of taxes, while at the same time, spending lavishly on the luxury lifestyle, prostitutes of drugs. so at the last minute and then suddenly and the last couple of hours, his life and look for got it, we're just going to plead guilty of other avoids what would be a very lengthy trial during the election season. where prosecutors had already said that they were going to go for rather an aggressive approach is at least a day just how out though, you know, how under biting activities, we were so illegal, but very effective a fine. i don't home to bite wings who allegedly, and for the single vice president as he would that most jo button on the bottom is there's a, there's

a little bit of an environment for joe biden to me and the democrats during election season. so that's what we're going to be avoided now. that'll be something starting on december. the 16th, the phases potentially 17 years in prison. the $440000.00 and penalties, according to the judge. well there, if i liked it, he would get the would receive maximum sentence, but certainly there, i think what this word is address now i think there's a lot of speculation now do you see that despite all of the, all of the denials from the white house there's a need to do a lot of questions as to why the bible simply pod, ma'am, before it even gets to send some say, well maybe, but office has been saying practice off by the doesn't. it might look terrible and i was binding to isn't going to have a 2nd to, i mean, what did look like it's gonna have a certain time anyway, but that, but now if he puts us on there a way to actually necessarily seem as bad, it may well, be for the quite quickly the white house denies any of that from all speculation as to why he's talking to me. under vitamins accepted the guilty, having been so reluctant to do so. up till up till a few hours ago. right. she had thank you for a moment for that she advertise,

he lives there in washington, dc. a cholera and other waterborne diseases are spreading in process. so done that i've seen reason flooding more than a 100 people have died of color are so far. doctors, the hospitals don't have the resources to deal with the wider outbreak. you but morgan reports romero in northern saddam, or the vist smallwood in many ways. main hospital is where am, how many the has brought his elderly mother to be treated. he says she's suffering from nausea and diarrhea and fierce. he may have become infected with clara. i heard that the disease was spreading during this rainy season, especially where the water remained stagnant for 3 days or more, and mixes with sewage and dirt. so when my mother got sick and started vomiting and losing fluids, i brought her to the hospital. the disease spread throughout with the intensity

populated areas with square hygiene and mentally. once a small town has become crowded with people fling fighting in the capital to, while hundreds of water born diseases have been reported since the start of the down 3 new season. the real number of those affected may be much higher due to many floods affected areas being cut off from health facility. and most of the rate in flood water is used to be drain, raising concerns that more people will be address. but doctors here see the hospital is not prepared to hand a large number of patients and be like basic facilities. long e, i mean, you know, there's nothing i, we, we may have color but cases, but the hospital is not equipped to tests for that to us. we can separate the sample and tests for the bacteria and put the patients in isolation. woods. the hospital is not properly developed, so we're not prepared to deal with an outbreak and how much the aide's has? well, he has no way of knowing if his mother has caller wrong. he fears that as long as the rains continue,

she could be suffering from any number of what's up on diseases. he been morgan all just the wrong. many we northern states, the right time not to catch up on supposed to be test study. thank you very much. and emotional it mohammed the l. a menu. all we has one egypt. first gold at the pears paralympics. the 25 year old competing eddies. first. paralympic games to the mains, but beyond kilogram power, the thing size. oh, he lifted 201 kilograms, 2 times to gold middle. and you can see just what it means to him. there was also fish golden palace, full morocco, courtesy of sprints admin safe food you. between the 5 year old winning the forwarded me to talk to in the t 12 category legit. taking goals with the time of 48.62 seconds. finish and move in half a 2nd here to be as close as tribal. what a performance on the youngest member of great britain was paralympics team, 13 year old aiyona when

a fresh the teenage swimmer has one sylva in the women's s. b 7. 100 means of breast stroke. she produced a lifetime base to seal a middle. china dominating the middle table with 74 goals when shell yen a game added to that, sally, well, we need the women's 100 needs a t 37 events. she broke her own paralympic record in the process talking to time of 12.52 seconds. it's a 3rd gold of these games having already won the 200 meters and long jump events out, jerry is sophia jello also broke around. and paralympic record that was in the women's, if $57.00 shots, puts the 41 year old, successfully defended the title. she wanting tokyo 3 years ago. shallow printing back to back olds with a throw of 11.56 meters 18 these on a to appear has one. he says paralympic gold in the if you live in discuss event, the will champion, change the title with a throw of 41.92 meters. the 48 year old who was born in cuba moved to italy to

play professional baseball. last, besides in 2011 in a workplace, accidents before taking up the biscuits 2 years later and then other that's another milestones will christiana ronaldo who squared is 900 korea go to help portugal be croatia in the nation is league. portugal took an early need of manchester united, defended the fellow, making it one no 7 minutes in pin came. that land won't go fuller. now the boat you go, captain recently said he wants to get to 1000 goals, the club and country school. the 2nd of the game, but unfortunately the him in the wrong, the meds, portugal bid that will hold on to into one side from europe can qualify for the 2026 woke up through this tournament, speaking of which bar. right. and it pulled off a mass of upsetting, asian world cup qualifying by beating australia with schools leveling the dying minutes and with a straight having out of place until the bar rainy's were given a gift. heavy suits of scoring and own gold. in the 189 submitted,

one know the final school. it's bar rains 1st, went over the saw cruising 7 attempts. there was also waiting for japan in group see, and it was a big one. they thrashed visits as china, 7 know at sy thomas stadium. monica goes to accuse me mean, i mean a among the score is with 2 goals. saudi arabia were held to a surprised role by indonesia, so i've been 77 places below them. indonesia took the lead, 19 minutes in the saudis equalized rise at the end of the 1st self as a finished one in j to improve a the u. a. e came from behind the agent champions casa uber. him oh, how sudden put the cause of the head in the face off, but the you a he turn things around off to the break had about the making it one. 0, another lovely strike. yeah. this time from defend the salad able to him to put the you a,

i hated with 10 minutes to go before the seller may have 31 in stoppage time. or you're on or off the market in that group. that's thanks to captain. maybe tell me it's going to only go into the game against cookies done in for that show your owns next match as against the u. a. e in 5 days time. will st. prepaid was becky still and took the lead against north korea off the finishing will for noise processing. move. all 3. i had the chance to get back in it when they were awarded the penalty . but the spot kicked was easily saves as the match finished one. 0 one, no, i beg your pardon, you're all girls to a winning starting group, be a man who's saying hitting in the winter against the morning bus route. that was the only goal in this game. oh jerry, i have got themselves up to a winning stall to an aggregate cup of nations qualifying, but they were made to work really hard for they. we know the equitorial, guinea, it was any in the 69 minutes that who said, oh, well, open the scoring and then

a lot of people from deep inside the o'geary and home was picked up in order by a mean greedy finished to wrap up like you know in the days of pharmacists to do the installation, a group, a match against madagascar, the eagles of cottage winning one knows that that goal arrived only in the 8th minute of added time at the end for johnny suffolk, the go score the new nfl season kicks off in a few hours when super bowl champions, the kansas city chiefs has the baltimore ravens, the seats are going for a 3rd time in a row. something that has never been done and they will once again be laid by stall, coats back. patrick, my homes, games a 5th tape facing europe as well as brazil, that's making history, but it all starts with the chief and the ravens. exciting as the 1st, the 1st game of the season. everybody wants to come out and, you know, show alex sports and they are show out. great. they are how much better they got from last year. and it's, uh, it's just

a great opportunity to be going up. it says up against as a great team. um, because horrible everybody over there and, and baltimore is just, you know, top tier and they've got some of the best players in the league on both sides of the ball. and it's just going to be a great challenge for us. but i think everybody's just fired up the, to get out in front of arrowhead and get the season started. and that is all the schools and useful. it's a lot. it's funny the to thank you very much for that. now to that may be a, which is calling more than $700.00 wind dynamos, including $83.00 elephants as part of a dropped relief program. but the move is dividing opinion as how latasha reports. right, scripts, a kidding, hundreds of wild animals in namibia is misguided. animals including elephants, zebras, and will the beast of being called as part of the government's dropped relief program. it should be the very last solution because it has a short term solution that is not going to benefit anyone in the long term. we can

look at some barbara and the books are not in the 1980s in the ninety's with they have resulted so cutting with animals and but the long term solutions way a decrease in biodiversity. and then maybe a like some other countries in southern africa is experiencing it's was drought in they can government officials. so reducing the wildlife population is necessary. i must emphasize that without the seeing the vision the was the last piece is endorsed, the nation of the box that we have identified are going to dive in, begun numbers, then the number of steps we are currently taking off from the selection of boss. so this is why this decision was sticking so that we don't end up losing a lot of what are the most the meats from the animals is being given to people

living in communities hard hit by the drought when the adults that we at the sale of our any much so meaning that we do not really if a meet any more as a source of protein or a social food. others disagree. i don't think that is a good idea because look, does it does going to get to meet that the word document is called and, and then what to do, he does reading yourself that for one day, 2 days and then back to me it is gone. so we went tossing, i'm a couple amicable solution. we're both hips, the government can locate does nicely. so, and then also i have a so if you send what to so that we can produce a home food. and then maybe as a way of dealing with the crisis, maybe controversial, but the government insists it will be effective. how do we tulsa out there? and that is it for this, these are on algae 0, but to stay with us with have plenty of all that. well, the top story is coming up in just

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