doing what 1st to subscribe a woman is like ah ah ah, does the state of the news lying from berlin us lawmakers order donald trump to give evidence about the january 6th storming of the u. s. capital? a former president is required to appear next month at the inquiry into the riot, but it's not yet clear whether or not hill from fly. also coming up. area warns of a looming hunger crisis, the worst flooding and a decade leaves more than a 1000000 people. homeless with fields destroyed,

farmers say it's impossible to grow crops. and italy gets its 1st woman prime minister and 1st fall right leader since world war 2 by george maloney names a coalition cabinet including more monitor administer. ah, i'm nicole relish welcome to the show. lawmakers have ordered donald trump to give evidence to add the inquiry into the january 6 attack on the us capital. the congressional committee has told trump to handle the documents and testify under oath next month. it says there is overwhelming evidence that the former president personally orchestrated the efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election hours earlier. trump one time chief strategist, steve bannon was sentenced to 4 months in jail for refusing to cooperate with that

same committee. their judgment, i asked our corresponding colina to more about the subpoena on was turned out to be quite a day in washington. well, quite a day in washington, and he called it in a deed. and this is important that is important to point out that this is very important for the committee, investigating the general 6 attack on the capitol because they are running out of time in less than 3 weeks. the midterm elections are taking place in this country, and that will probably change the majority of the house of representatives, meaning that the republicans might then be in power. and there, of course, going to dismiss the select committee, investigating the general u. 6 attack on the capital because many of them say that this is a political hand after donald trump. so the committee is trying to get things done here as fast and as soon as possible, as we can see. and for them, it's really a race against time. but the big question right now is,

is trump actually going to testify? how likely do you think he is to cooperate? he still hasa different options. actually 3 options they call donald trump. the 1st one is that he can comply the subpoena meaning to he would cooperate with the committee testify and give them to documents they're asking for. but this is not very likely to happen because, as you said, and as we know, the committee has assembled overwhelming evidence, including from former staff members and donald trump would be confronted with this evidence in that hearing. so that tested a testimony. so, lying been there and, and not telling the truth under oath would of course then be his only possibility and answering to testimony. and this could be even worse for him. the 2nd option is that his legal team can try to negotiate with the committee, meaning that they could submit some of the documents,

but not all of them. and they will, of course, try to keep him out of that, of testifying in front of the committee. and the 3rd option is that donald trump could refuse and say he is not going to testify, and he's not going to submit any kind of documents to the committee in the house. all of this, of course, on the same day, one of trump's closest allies, steve bannon, has been sentenced to 4 months and joe, for precisely failing to cooperate with the same committee, but of a signal there may be towards the former president, what do you make of this exactly any callback is the 1st person to be incarcerated for contempt of congress in more than half a century. so this sends a very important and a very clear message for others involved in this form of the capital honorary 6. and it sets a sets also a clear standard for future cases, referred to the justice department by the committee investigating the capital attack. and again, a very clear sign and a message to others. what exactly does this mean now for the work and the

credibility may be 2 of the january 6 committee we shall clearly see that the committee is far more than just a special committee on the attack on the capital and generally seeks. they have the power indeed to refer specific cases to the justice department and this cases and the accused people there might indeed as we have seen today, and i've been in jail. and so that is, i think, the very clear message that we can learn from, from today to w corresponding colina tomorrow in washington. thanks currently. 3rd is a nigeria or a warning of the looming hunger crisis. the worst flooding for a decade has killed at least 600 people and left more than a 1000000 homeless. even before the floods head, the government was battling high inflation and food shortages and the un warren of catastrophic levels of hunger. this is what the rainy season

usually looks like in an umbrella. these in southeastern nigeria. and this is what the same community looks like. now. swollen rivas, have in on they said numerous house on villages across nigeria cause in 1400000 people to flee their homes for camps set up on higher ground. 27 out of 3060 have been affected. and ambros thief is one of the was he one 3rd of the state is now own daughter. we are suffering but suffering is better than stealing. that's why we're here in this condition, the clothes that i'm wearing are the only ones i have left. the flood carried away all our belongings. yeah, about polar schools have been destroyed by water. so our plea is anyone that can help us should help us. any one that your help should help us please. local and yields and philanthropists as crumbling to help where be can people here

see the feel neglected by the government? the government in your hub and bond and i've seen and the residence with key infrastructure swallowed by water. many of the flooded communities are without power. and people's generators have been destroyed, critical infrastructures such as schools, health care centers, police stations, and banks can't operate. the nigerian government says that thought they received early warning signs of the flood. they never foresaw, at this level of destruction, and with the number of farmlands that are being washed away. there are concerns about food scarcity in the coming months. south eastern nigeria is at risk of flooding, at least until the end of the rainy season in november. and were corresponding

source to cora and lagos, told me why it's taking so long for 8 to reach some of the affected areas. well, the national emergency management agency, which is the a part of government that manages this kind of disasters. they are doing their best to reach out to people in, in all the affected parts or of nigeria. but as you, as we just saw in their reports, the skill of this flood is just so unprecedented that even the government themselves are seeing that they are overwhelmed. they are camps, of course the have received aid materials from the government, but there are several others to have received any form of aid, any form of assistance. in fact, i spoke to some people who are even saying that ah, there are people there that are beginning to die of hunger even right there. and in those camps just because they haven't received our food. and like i said before, some of the comes who i've even received are complaining that it's,

it's not nearly enough and there are reports that large areas of farmland have been destroy. the situation is already terrible. but how big are fairs of a massive food crisis? there in africa, most populous country. yes, this fear of a food crisis is definitely on a lot of people's minds. and you can understand that. i mean i, we spoke to farmers who told us that they've lost thousands and thousands of acres of land. you know, whether it's rice, they were planting or cassava, or whatever it is. they've lost the lot of crops. in fact, the, the all farmers association of nigeria, which is the association of, of farmers, has said that's what the flood is still ongoing. what they are predicting that nature will lose 60 to 7075 percent off. it's a, it's harvest to, to the floor. now that is a huge number. it will go. yes,

nigeria depends heavily as well on imports or food bots. it's still, it's still going to in adrian's, are still way to fuel fuel the impact of this ad on top of that, that just 6 months ago, the u. n. was also seen that nigeria would be among the 6 countries that would have, you know, acute state of hunger. and now this flood is happening, making a bad situation even worse to cora to w correspondent and lagos. many thanks will take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world to day a rain trower a has been sworn in as working a fossil interim president. last month, the 34 year old. let the 2nd qu, in less than a year, char ray, says his main task is to find g hottest insurgents and election is planned for 20. 20 for the un security council has unanimously adopted a resolution demanding an end to violence in haiti, and imposing sanctions on

a powerful gang leader whose group has been blockading the country's main oil terminal. 2 weeks ago, haiti's prime minister appealed for international health in dealing with a crisis. you a secretary of state antony blank and says, washington would pursue any opportunity to engage in diplomacy with russia. it sees an opening. lincoln says so far he has seen no evidence for that. moscow is in fact, interested in ending the war. many carried on britain, france, and germany are calling for the united nations to investigate whether russia has used iranian made drones to attack ukraine. they say the use of such weapons would breach a un security council resolution. britton's conservative party is searching for a new leader following the resignation of prime minister list trust after just 6 weeks in office. already chief say her successor will be decided within a week. among the possible contenders is a man. she replaced former prime minister boris johnson. georgia

maloney has become italy's 1st female prime minister and its 1st far right leader. since the 2nd world war, maloney's brothers of italy party won last month's election but needed support from other parties to form a coalition government. she's now named a cabinet, including moderate figures in italy's presidential palace, the 1st woman to lead the country takes the stage. her far right coalition is now set to govern. after receiving the green light from the president who were born, jonathan de la delegates, finnegan, both the like of the delegation composed by the leaders of all the political forces of the center. right coalition, west. i met with president method, i left them i thought and agreed with him about the need to give this nation and new government in the shortest possible time. will all read and all. oh,

let me know to them, but we'll see, believe it because we're many urgent issues we face both nationally and internationally. when i li, i live alone, that electron alley, like much of europe, italy is struggling with the cost of living crisis, exacerbated by record inflation. soaring energy costs and rising interest rates, it's unclear whether maloney's coalition of far right firebrands will be able to steal the country back on track cracked spits in them have already begun to appear even before they've taken office. while maloney is ardently pro ukraine, her coalition partner mateo. so vini is a long time admirer of the russian president, doctrine and shock waves rippled through italian media. when an audio recording emerged from maloney's other coalition partner and former prime minister, silvio berlusconi in it, he said he had reconnected with his old friend vladimir putin and that the 2 had

sent each other birthday gifts and warm words. that triggered an ultimatum from maloney with either support ukraine or don't join her government. there is some fear. the countries entering choppy waters, outgoing prime minister, marya druggie, says the relative strength of italy's economy should give the new government a good place to start from. i. i mean, i would a make and i had never made even in the past too much out of the southernmost style. jose, how, when things school. if drug is not there, these things are usually overblown. maloney will be sworn in on saturday, paving the way for a new era of italian politics in uncertain times. and before we go is a quick reminder of her top stories to day. you as lawmakers of order donald trump, to give evidence about the january 6th storming of the u. s. capital. the former

president is required to appear next month, but it's not yet clear whether or not we'll actually comply and authorities in nigeria or warning of a looming hunger crisis. the worst flooding for a decade has killed the fleet. at least 600 people left more than a 1000000 homeless and destroyed formed. you're wanting to w news from berlin. coming up after the break, kate ferguson has our business update and of controversial chinese investment in the german port of embark extension for that. i'm the call for the thank you so much for watching. ah, a fight rent a ended glistening place of long the mediterranean sea scene of l. musfar. and to far abdul karim drift along with exploring modern lifestyles and the editor reigning, he's ready to leave journey.