at this house was completely destroyed. how woman 58 years old, she was in her bedroom during the strike, she was killed. instantly her husband tried to save her. however, he received her concussion as well hold that remains of this house right now, is this dogs, she continues to guard the house, not knowing that his owners are now gone. well, the man he survives, but he's now to off this old job offers are fighting for his life. but here was a man trying to find his wife. there was their bedroom here. everything was on fire and i climbed into this window. his wife was lying at the entrance to that room under the rumble. i could hardly see her to strike him in the corner of the house where his wife was. unfortunately, she had no chance to survive. another neighbor and i dragged the man out. we barely

managed to do so in time. then it was how everything burned and rattled. there was smoke, everywhere it was. such things are not uncommon. we're already a custom to merely surviving. we are on the outskirts health bore lift. this particular house has come under shedding at least 3 times in the last month alone. there are absolutely no military positions anywhere around here. whoever civilians in this place are constantly facing the rising attempts by ukraine and threats against their lives. for monica, offer of archie, don't ask for a public maybe don't see all the news now. these apartments has adopted a new national anthem, excluding previous lines about the pride and gratitude to to funds for its freedom of africa report to corolla toddler. as more details and the national out of them

off and these a didn't really strive many as a surprise when the city rings. all the criticisms that have been made by c o. m as a common fall back as 2019 saying that the item that they currently had, which was an item from 1961, the following independence really did not look for a this thread of news yet. and the paid for your to though that the country feels right now, but right the money to ascends all 10 of the following its independence from france . and that's why i've had some on. busy the has been squeezed, coming from the european countries. here is the minister of california responding to that with this massive vote. you have just demonstrated the sense of responsibility and patriotism that inspires each and every one of you. when it comes to songs, it seems that it's really in the novel things on the one. it seems like the trying

to tell the blind eye if you will on the positive the, the as you out as we go, as we see in the case off while jerry yeah, jerry asked me to reuse the, the pod all the next. all of them, a phrase has been all of great debate. so i say in between the drums as algeria, but that really goes into the novel of the great issues that have been that's true . now she is in paris, which has been ongoing for awhile, and i was, sees this rather as a, as a poll watch what strong and it's colonial past was while it's, yeah, it's all g, a owning its own. it identity if you will, that of coming into its own member, not turning a blind eye to some of the atrocities that brought him to die in the name of colonialism. back in the 20th century, j is the minister of foreign affairs of bull. i was very, you can choose to criticize the music of the national anthem. maybe the music

doesn't suit her. it says that some french part is believed that the name of old g, or it is easy to use for political purposes. and that is now during 4 minutes tops, they have really tested 18, the one that is not only present within australia, but more and more we seeing this on 2 fresh sentiments. go around a 100 and when one comes to this, the drawback off. so just that we have seen from the french point of view, interest in modeling and looking at possible. and now the latest move biology is to change that. i saw them as well as out the area and reading most who was a wide, a picture of that is that the manual across to saying that's from fluid. re look and look to reshape the relationships that they've had with numerous african countries. but more and more in the countries that seem to be saying that they will take the lead when it comes to this particular issue. and they will determine just how far from 10 into, with his day of domestic affairs got 25 to 40 and driving

a coffee clock through a senior lecture at which university in johanna's backs explains what led to those changes. it is a very, very important gesture from the share. and in fact, one of the most important thing that needs to be happening across if you're on your friends, which means the former partners which are still colonized anyways. it's just sort of exercise this kind of cultural hegemony for centuries. and one other ways to go like this is to start with the ensign because the answer is the embodiment of the eyes of a nation. and it's already, it has to be made probably as much of the side a r t, you know, suddenly and that's a sudden, but also brings about most uh you are in western media and hard to talk about is how julia is not meddling with the french and since he's at the same practice,

same change of dentists are the ones that are doing what they say. no historically is representative to, you know, that kind of suffering the one to 2 friends more than a 1000000 people died in the gillian was uh, which was french. so this is really a whole brand is history. and this legacy must be addressed one way or another principal complained all the time. they're trying to throw the weights around or anything against their phone. i'm calling. is that something that for the most part africans moines more was sort of be either silent. but i think with the time africans wellbeing vocal about it and dismissed them, i would write a stain in africa to and this is presidents have said the international money to funds, conditions for providing financial aid could be stabilized the country. the statement was made during a meeting with the organizations that money's in direct to empowers. on thursday, the president of the republic made it clear that the am as conditions by providing

financial support to janasia, unacceptable, because they would affect civil piece, which has no price. the president of the republic stressed that he would not accept a single drop of blood being shed. ok, and this is being insourced with the i am asked for bailouts for months now with no results. and also about 2022. the 2 sides agreed on alone, but the country's presidents refused to sign the bill and it would wesson over to the sticking points that lives in the i. m. s. requests to scott fuel and fear subsidies to provide conditions with essential goods. the country is one of many that's questioning the us on this policy of enforcing strict conditions and return for loans. process have been seen across us in america, the middle east on north africa, nbc. yes. they governments implemented all started to packages of the i m. s. request, large demonstrations against the global financial institution also broke out. and johnson seen a study of this. yeah. or are we such as bet yet? do we need says, although the i am ass loan console genesis problems,

there are no alternatives. and you and institutions must be reformed in order to address the challenges faced by the welds forest countries. not only the, if we can, so solution solution is more complicated, but i see it, but right now we don't have any of that. as soon as you know how to do it a lot of time. yeah. and as you probably have the most us also you've seen super, but actually we don't have any anything fission given the condition of the given, is ation. in relation we're going to united emission shouldn't be reviewed again because the world is that changing and we get to the store in the by clicking the my year and the money in us using get distorted to solving this for i think that's part of the people that

guarantee i figured to buy these liberties ations somehow shouldn't team together. we do have a new and vision in sushi by face. i don't seem that you can, so it'd be some new challenges by this art as fusion centers. so these are and you as well as the national security minister, has pulled full the launching of a launch scale. miniature operation in the west bank to quotes eliminates of thousands of terrorist. we must demolish buildings, eliminate terrorists, not one or 2, but tens and hundreds and if necessary, even thousands. because at the end of the day, this is the only way we will hold on here. the. the

statement comes as israel's escalated, miniature operations against palestinians on monday use helicopter gunship to generate on the west funds. genuine refugee come with 7 people killed, including a 15 year old boy and more than 90 wounded the following day. 4 people were killed . another full wounded, an exchange of gunfire and these various settlements in the west bank on wednesday is rarely settlers stones palestinian towns coming one and wounding 12 is ready. defense forces acknowledged 8, failure to prevent providers. this is an incident that creates tyrone escalation and takes the population that isn't involved in terror and pushes it toward extremism. while preventing these ro, defense forces from fighting terrorism operational activities. a member of these early apartments overcast eve says is a deliberate policy receives it, is very ami helping settlers to a type of experience of this earlier evasion force is given phase. this is a 40, so there is a division of label between the occupation forces in uniform in the corner of the

lease, the set to bill, and the vision of labeled set. it is in their final grades in the, in the, especially the use of days in a way that it, this for ballast damian villages. they sit via the older the kid. the 1st thing in we'll go back to this house. they would visit it, many of them, they set fire into their fields, they demolished the houses of step 5 into the it was lives in college, etc, etc. and on the safe side, the occupation falls. if these were any, oh me, just stairs still by the side. look at the end without doing anything. this is when the be, when sometimes the even assisted by shifting those but his opinions will actually try to defend themselves. that policy, it should be stopped. and those who are engaged in those guides, i did

a civil is and meaning to the office, so should be punished. but as we've already said, a recent rate by is very false is on the west bank city of jenny resulted in the deaths of 7 palestinians and 90 wounded. but it's not just the point of sending the community in the firing line, covering the confidence cards, risks for journalists to the equipment of seeing the best we've had our feed threshold fits the rest of us with the hell nice when it was still uses all the people around me with june list, they were full of us together, over in the press office and the trash load us were clear. this not the aimed at me targeted which points on the side of the best. so he must have been pretty sure

that the target was a jonas. i can say that it was a shooting the target donors in particular to keep them away. no, perhaps you'd be broadcasting any video for to a song for any policy. and you know, in that area, this case is evidence that there are no laws that would be followed by an occupying state. i opened the door when to something hit me in my heart, something like an electrical shock. i wasn't sure if it was a buddhist or stone, something hit me directly to do. it was still open and i shouted to the emergency guys that i was hit. they took me instantly and when i reached the hospital they started the procedure. first the they x ray me to discover the ability to pass beside my heart, breaking through the guts and around the lungs and ended up behind the

video. so, it is the intimidation of journalists and at the same time it disrespects people's lives. is really a journalist because a state that supports him, but the philistine and journalist doesn't have a state that supports and protects him. we don't have an international system, just curious about palestine and there's no ballistics, you know, 40 that has tools to defend itself. the, the when you into the sphere, what do you have a message to deliver? oh, my feelings, talk about the palestinian cause never expects there's a random but it could change my views. and finally, over to saint petersburg for ongoing coverage of the international maritime defend show hosted for the 1st time with the main base of rushes, baltic fleets in chrome started the conferences showcasing weapons unable tech for more than 250 exhibits. as from russia and beyond, onto correspondence, a bose has more details. so you're joining us for another day at this very

important naval conference. the international defense fair for the navy. there's 200 russian businesses here displaying their wares, sharing ideas on technology and the expansion of this very important pillar of rushes defense system. of course, the army and the air force also providing incredibly centralized systems to defend russia. but the navy allows russia to project its power across the globe. it allows russia to defend its allies, its energy infrastructure, and show the world that it can be anywhere at any time, obviously, with the underwater safely on here. in crohn's, that just outside st. petersburg, you can see a huge amount of technology, which is central to that type of c based defense. huge amounts of technology and, and missiles from propulsion systems all on show here on

a huge amount of delegates. and those delegates are just rushing there from all over the globe, particularly the for our recent age. you're also showcasing this type of russian industrial power, as it becomes more, more important for russia to become self reliant in many ways. as the west and partners, as they used to be known, have a left the markets here. so we're going to continue to bring you these updates and show you more more of what we see here is naval defense. fair concept. that's a rough for this off all the latest updates on that developing situation in the south of russian. most of on new checkouts all websites wanted to speak to scott, i'll be back with more and just over 30 minutes time. thanks for watching the look forward talking to you all that technology should work for people. a

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file. rick sanchez and, you know, i've been doing news now for what 30 years, 2 different languages all over the world. and here in the us, i've interviewed for president's front of the $1000000.00 business, and i believe new should be honest, directed, impactful. and that's why we call this show direct impact. the . i want to start by showing you some pictures that are going to be hard to take your eyes off of both because it's hard to look at them because it's hard to look away. i mean, tell me as you look at some of these see this, they almost looks real. dante is your gang members, but not just any gang members. many of not, most of them belong to the notorious criminal government us out about through john . busy m. s, 13 is, are often referred to credited with being one of the worst gangs of the western hemisphere. and you know what they look at. huh. they look at the government of all,

salvador has been rounding them up more than 60000 of these characters. and they've built a prison that's going to house as many as 40000 of them. think about that for a minute. a prison for 40000 criminals, mostly gang members, all who seem to look eerily similar. there are 2 things that i find striking about these images as i'm looking at them, maybe youtube, the tattoos and the crouch. i mean, look how they're shuttled from place to place and the most on dignified way. they're not allowed to look up if they're there so dangerous. and by the way, most would argue that they are, which is why they don't want them even making eye contact. and now let's talk about the exaggerated face of the neck and the body tattoos which are in a strange and almost ironic way identifiable markers for these gang members. but tattoos are in some ways how they reportedly flaunt their membership in the gang.

the self identify, right? it's also a sign, a deposition or the hierarchy in the gags. i didn't know that until i read up on it . these images of masses of human beings and this almost movie like setting spaces so perfectly un handled so machine like. so the humanizing, it's as bizarre as anything we've ever seen. and the fact that the president of el salvador president valuable kelly is uh, committing to this even if it means violating their constitutional rights seems. busy well, you know what, in some ways understandable, in another way kind of worries some but what makes this story even more interesting is a geo political angle, which comes with a history really, let me tell you what the problem originates in a peculiar and very circular way in the united states,

where many of these gang members come to and where they were once jailed and then deported. and how did they get to the us to begin with? they migrated to the united states over the past several decades when their countries were racked by wars and crews, and most of all outside interference from i hate to say it, but from us from washington in defense and for defense of multinational interest. one example i just gave you one, but us encourage the civil war and guatemala. we did because we didn't like the countries democratic, democratically elected president that goes back to the 1950s, but the war lasted until 1996. and in the 1980s, our government destabilized other countries like el salvador, for re, for necessary reasons, are kind of gone, would say our state department would say, combined all of these wars let do the depth of hundreds of thousands of people in

massive migration moves in the us, those immigrants, mostly poor in the world, had a hard time fitting in many joint gags and were eventually sent to jails where they became hardened criminals. eventually they were deported back to their countries as gang members. and that is where this vicious cycle really takes hold. okay, i take you through this, i explain this to you because and i think we think it's important. always go beyond the headline and explain the genesis of the stories like this. because otherwise, you're never going to know you just see it on the local news is some gang, but murder killed another game. remember we do this to better understand how we got to this point. and i think it's important, you know, who else thinks it's important? i wanna introduce you to a lease or a lease or a lawyer, rodriguez, as we would say here, united states as we all have our names angela sized or americanized he, he's an urban piece leader. uh and uh, often referred to as

a gang intervention list. you know what she cares about this. he's also a writer. he's a poet. uh, he's a community activist and someone i've had the pleasure of talking to before. so i, i bring him so he can give us a really, you know, on the ground perspective on this situation. we thank you so much for joining us. thank you. my pleasure. i guess you, i got to start with the pictures of when i 1st saw these videos, i've never seen anything like it. it looks almost surreal. i use the word dehumanizing. what's, what was your impression when you looked at these pictures of these, of this round up of all these guys in el salvador and these present their building for them as well. they're meant to demonize them. and so there's a lot of things they do. that's wrong. i'm not justifying gang members doing what they do well, people don't realize all is that these are human beings and you wouldn't be

integrate capacity. and i know because i work with gang when we like them. i've actually work with m. s. 13 and 18 street. i've actually been to a solve adult for over 30 years. i've gone there working with them. i rented 10 presents. i've been to what the, my life been imagined on doris. i spend many years and many people. so i know the kids at a certain time attire and common ties in others, they need to be given a lot of care to me. it's not about just putting them away. it's about giving them what i call the it's tougher to care for me than tougher to be on. uh, you know, just be a tough guy with them. you know, when, when look at it has done, has created a big, okay. and they get, it presents and they got more arms. it's always done. and so yeah, you can fight these guys with a bigger gang, it, it was done in united states. you know, the 1st things united states, especially industrial, united states, were irish immigrants and eastern european immigrants and italian immigrants. they

were the kids that were parts, didn't have anything. they came and worked in the was, you know, come jobs and, and guess what happened to it became gangs too, but don't you have to let me but i'm just thinking, as i'm, as i'm listening to you say this, i'm thinking and i'm looking at these pictures these guys i'm, you know, with these guys look so hard. i mean, it's almost like it gets to a point where i'm not sure you say everybody is sell salvageable on, you know, gods are, and i get that, you know, and i'm a catholic and i understand. but does it get to a point where they are almost like impossible to be able to salvage with, i mean, look at these guys, they think, well, that's a good question. and i think if it needs to be answered and i agree with that, i mean i wasn't know, solve it on 22 and the violence went down. 70 percent. they're talking about the virus going down like 50 percent. now the bodies went down even further. why? because there was an effort to bring these gangs together to have

a piece to get them to this arm cuz i was witnessing when they were turning over all of their guns. i also helped create it wasn't just me what others recalled as soon as it passed. if you would do that, was on to recreate it in these bottles were m as 13 and a can speak could come together. they could do gardening declared skills. they did murals, they couldn't work together and actually help but based on this completely undermined by the us government because i, i, i saw what happens us government put this thing. you can do, this can work with gags. you can't negotiate with gangs. and then the sour during government at the time, it wasn't o'kelly at the time, the story to know, all of the story has worked on it and it went back to work for the students. if you said something interesting in other solutions could be try, try to get to them before they become hard and try and get to the younger ones, you know, teach them new skills and yet it's always seem to me and i've always believed that

we should put more money in recreation and cultural development in education, it seems like we lose you and i live in a country now where every thing is about a police action and military is ation. and i think maybe that has to do with money . i don't know. it seems like some people think it's, it's, it's more efficient, easier and certainly more profitable to just stick them in jail than it is to help them. right. but we're just thinking about what's happening with these big present, this huge present of some of the largest and americans, apparently 40000 people. it can be held there. that's what i hear. well, they could, you're going to be held for 30 years, at least, maybe their whole lives. let's say it's $20000.00 per person. because in united states and in california, it's like 46000 to hold a person, an inmate in prison for one year had up 227-0000 in california of 270000. so what happens and also i wonder when you have to pay 20000 say it's not quite 40020000.

it's billions of dollars to keep people locked up away from the end and you know what? they're still human beings. something's going to happen with them, and that's what happened in california. we created, disagree. the housing unit, we created a super max. is that a now that they're being really looked at because they actually did more damage by people came out more worse than when they came in. i see where you're going here though, and i'm just doing the math in my head. obviously. if it costs $46000.00 minimum to keep a person in prison in california. if you had from the very beginning. and i know this is crazy because it's a lot to give them, but given them the $46000.00 and created a job opportunity for them, i don't know the thing is the money, but given them the best probably would not have become gang members or maybe i wouldn't become, i guess i'm hoping you know. yeah, well we used.