[000:00:00;00] the this is due to the news live from berlin, morocco grapples with an aftermath of an earthquake. morning began to his rescue. teams tried to bring survivors out of the rubble. the deaf sold passes. 2000 people in a hospital struggle to cope with the many injured also the g 20 closest and daily with world leaders calling it a success and the african union join the blog. brazil now takes on the presidency

to host next year's meeting and victory for germany in the basketball world comp final of a big serbia in a closely font game to win their 1st ever world 5, the 9000000000 blue cropped welcome to the program. more than 2100 people have been killed in the biggest earthquake to strike morocco in more than a century. rescuers are searching for survivors in the high atlas mountain south west of the city of norfolk cash. tremors were felt as far away as southern spain, morocco's king mohammed has announced 3 days of national mourning. this mountain village is reduced to rubble. despite the scale of destruction survive,

it was a remote g. a resident is pulled from beneath the degrees, badly injured by the lies. giving rescue is a rare moment to celebrate. the earthquake struck at night, sending people running from their homes or stuck in their beds with them on the time i couldn't disguise because the roof fell on me. i was trapped. there's one that i was safe by my name, basically at the rubble of with the bad hands, a lot less. they always had to all the wounded would treated a make shift outdoor clinics. others have received no help at all. this man survived, but his injuries leave his family without an income and the food. we have no way to cook and they show that we cannot go to baxley him because of the danger of collapse. the residents are cause

a damage to their homes. many wrecked beyond repair. buildings teeth are on the verge of collapse. folding rocks, a slowing access to the epicenter in the remote atlas mountains. no matter where a lot of blocked roads, a lot of people can't find that parents and a lot of people are still under the rubble, but they're still searching for their relatives. while ago, they're quite rocked the historic city, myra cash, destroying mosques and shops. the streets, usually busy with tourists, were left lined with rubble. residents and travellers had been sleeping in the streets and parks afraid of off to shucks. okay, will the houses are cracked? they could fold down at any moment table. that's why we can't go back to that and say those moroccans a queuing to donate blood to treat the wounded. international assistance is also on

the way. meanwhile, the digging continues here, not for survivors, but for graves as morocco, berries, its thousands of dead corresponding young, philip shelters in one of the towns affected by the earthquake earlier, he told us about the situation there. it's a terrible situation here in the smaller town, and some is just about one hour south of mount. i guess at least 24 people have died in this neighborhood alone. help us desperately searching for us or via of us . there might be 2 people buried in the robber behind me. the whole neighborhood came together to pray that there are survivors. but one help i told as the 1st 72 i was a crusoe. and what makes the difficult this situation even more difficult is that there are still after sorts. the last one about 2 hours ago. debit cards, fine. yeah. and phillip shelves, reporting from the scene of the earthquake, dallas turn to some other stories,

making headlines right now. more than 40 people have been killed and dozens of others want it in an air strike on a market in sedans. capital are 2. it's the worst single attack of civilian since the outbreak of conflict between the sudanese army and the power military. rapid support forces in april hundreds of palestinians turned out for the funeral of a teenager shots dead by his rarely security forces during classes in the occupied westbank. outstanding officials said the 16 year old was killed near the city of hannah, on the as rarely, military has not commented indian prime minister in kinder moody has passed the presidency of the g. 20 group to brazil. at the end of the summit in delhi, brazilian president lou that the service of global issues should not be allowed to do rail. the g twenty's agenda. leaders issued a joint declaration despite differences over the warrant ukraine. the document does

not mention russia by name, types of state, including jeremy's transfer. all of self said they were pleased with the outcome comes on and you get to that you could say this was the summit of decisions where progress was made on many issues that are important for the future of the world device of a big book that i do amongst them a clear commitment that the territorial integrity of ukraine and it's regions is not up for debate. not borders cannot simply be redrawn by force and i'm also very pleased that once again, there was a clear rejection that the use of nuclear weapons. i believe these are positive results that we're able to achieve here at the summit to get to here. let's get more on what all of this means. joining me from arlington, virginia in the us is catherine. how does she is the chair of the us india policy

studies at the center for strategic and international studies? and she is a former us diplomat based in india. welcome to the program. let's get right to it . the g 20, it's now over as being touted as a success for india. where does this leave the relationship between the us and india slow? thank you. it's good to be here today. well, i think it was a success for india. i think it was a success for what the us subjective seemed to have been going in and i think it was the success for the partnership. and so uh, just take the 1st one 1st. no, i think getting the consensus document, you know, was important. there were a range of important issues um, from climate change to health, you know, we still are in a post colored world. so, so we can talk a bit about the, the ukraine part later. but i, i think it is important to stress, you know, all the agreements of that being said, you know, the g 20 is

a consensus organization that doesn't have inforcement. a lot of it's important says setting an agenda for follow an action for things like climate. so if you look at the u. s. priorities going in, they were to definitely show a support for india. you know, our relationship has gotten stronger in joyce, tremendous bi partisan support in the united states. i think we are comfortable with india's role as a bridge between the global solves and the, and the north in most, in most instances. so i think it, you know, if it builds on our bilateral relationship and our own priorities, you know, there as well. so i think, i think it was a success. i think for india, you know, to be able to demonstrate it, could get consensus that it could be this bridge. you know, the admission of the african union was a significant stop. i think all that is very important. so let, let's talk, you mentioned ukraine and we should get

a little bit into that because it wasn't quite as strongly worded as i'm sure the us and some of its western partners would have liked. it wasn't, i don't same time, it also wasn't nothing. um what was in the us interest just sort of let that, you know, let this document. y'all come out the way it the way it is. yeah. i think the document, you know, if you read between the lines, it's pretty strong against russia. i'm going to agree with your chancellor and in calling out rush and all that name. and if the trade off was getting agreement on these other very important things, for example, you know, a world bank or form which is very important. you know, i think that was a good result for the united states. you know, i would point out, we can't get to work stuff about words times last year. statement was strong, but did it make russia change its behavior a visa view ukraine in any way? the answer is no. so you kind of have to think, what makes you feel good versus what gets results. i think what's going to get results on ukraine is what, you know, your country's been to me my country's between, you know,

building up consensus. you know, including with japan and korea who recognize the russian thread is not nearly a, you know, original one in europe. so i think for all that, you know, it was successful. you know, i agree with you. i don't think the biting administration would have been totally satisfied with this language. they would have preferred something stronger. so personally would i have them. but i think given the overall results, it's good. all right, catherine had a with some helpful insights there on the g 20 cousin had her from the center for strategic and international studies. thanks very much for your time. i of the germany have won the basketball world cup for the 1st time beating serbia 8377 in the philippine capital manila dennis shoulders for 28 points for germany who was named the tournaments most valuable

player for his part in his teeth and beaten ro, jeremy had already sprung a surprise in this tournament by being in the us in the semi finals and went over serbia means they've made history so a pretty sensational moment in the history of german basketball. let's get more about that from former national coach henrich road henrich. thank you for joining the w on a pretty momentous occasion in the world of german basketball. what did you make of that final performance on the guys played a, a great tournaments undefeated world champion is something that says you can't say often enough for a pro, germany is is unbelievable. really. i'm very proud of the group and they played a great tournament. another great game finals against a very good opponent. any time there was any problems,

the guys came together and uh, just the overcame all the obstacles to make this miracle happens. i'm a, it's extremely, it's a special for this group. i'm a very special for german basketball, so he's having a special obstacles. no one really expected germany to make it this far. what accounts for their success to? well, i think it's been a process over the last couple years. so the, the core of the group has been together for a long time. they went through the, went through some valleys, but now they all come together. they, they display great team chemistry. they're well coached. and uh, you know, they, they are very resilient throughout the whole tournament and beat all the everyone that there was in the past. um, it's the something that's been worked for a for a long time and they showed some greatness last year in the you are basket one day and came in with a bronze medal. but you know, this is something unexpected, but the group really showed some, some great basketball. so resilience in team chemistry. the very,

very problems great for german basketball. now i know personally having been to alba, berlin games here in berlin. people do love basketball in germany, but not quite like the bonus league of football. do you think it's victory might affect the popularity in germany when it comes to the when comes of the sport? well i think the german basketball, the, it's one of the most solid leaks in europe by now already. um, but this will be a big boost for german basketball as unexpected as it was. you know, the, the league and the players have grown over the last couple of years they play and the best leaks there have some great players and there's some young players as a group that can be successful for the next couple of years as well. all right, former german, a basketball coach there. henrich royal, thanks for those views and well done to you. thank you very much. i now the german baskets as you might be going out, but the german football team is not in such good shape in some breaking sports news . hans,

the flick has been sacked as coach of the germans of men's national football team. the announcement bobby german football. but a ration comes after jeremy last for one to japan at home on saturday. was the latest in a string of bad results that also solved flicks team exit early from last year's world come in, caught dar. it's like succeeded. you walk me though in 2021 and then started. well, that good farm hasn't been maintained. germany is the host nation for next year's european championship. and united thing as prince harry has opened the invictus games in the german city of disappeared off around $500.00 competitors from $21.00 time. fees are taking part in the multi sport event for injured. wounded and sick military service men and women. the duke of sussex, paid tribute to the ukrainian tea at the openings that glow sarah tara and

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