at sat ways to place the develop a new to on, on the moral code divide 3 day the morning for laying a massive us place that has pain to the lives of both of them. 1300 people. india has proposed permanent membership for the african union in g 20. i am confident that we have consensus on this proposal. the. the group of 20 summit happening here in india for the 1st time about $320.00 is said to become the g. 20. well, as the african union says, yes to an invitation,

we'll go through the ramifications of that this our was in hopes a cold for us, full with silver was exposed and this coming up for us government agencies are things currently mobile and speak to some of the participants it's one thing to blow the whistle and then lose your job. it's another thing entirely to blow the whistle, lose your job, lose your family, not be able to work again. and in some cases, as we've heard today, commit suicide the life of law, and i show a new center in moscow. this is the and welcome to the global news we saw with developing news here on, on sci fi and terrible escalate. the left about 1300 people that over 1800 more injured morocco has announced st days of morning. now the up is and that was

around 80 club and says away from the city of morrow, cash with tremors. assisting the early hours of the morning of the people in morocco all staying outdoors, avoid the danger collapse and buildings the f as and it was really just so near the town of our booth with some residents, including the remain trapped on the debris. many local all displays filtering the 2nd wave or from us we had from survivors or just by the terrifying experience for the and i was visiting my neighbors on the 3rd floor when suddenly we saw things forming from above. we were unable to sit or stand and ran out of the house along with many other residents. the earthquake was a very strong we was surprised by an intense vibration. iverson and it has was moving. we did and. a what happened when my mother told me it was enough quake. i said it is not possible then will off the house very quickly. now was in the house

. i saw people going outside. i heard a lot of noise because i thought it was rain, but it was the sound of the earthquake does was in j. o was awakened by the quick as it struck during the night. he says and hit the country with no warning while locals were enjoying his thoughts. so the weekend as a country as well. so in the state of shock, there is a certain amount of a panic and disbelief just about every single morocco city from the top of the country to the both of the nationwide people are leaving on. so i'm coming to stay on the streets because they're already worried about a 2nd quite your 1st one happening above the level. so if you look at the time, it was something like about 60 to 90 seconds of the same total. i didn't really time. it was a very so really experience for me. i have to say i was sleeping at the time. i woke up to find all 4 walls on the floor, shaking and quite honestly, it's a pla, services cement, folding on top of me. don't forget, 1130 at night on

a friday evening and mark as she's ready, where everybody's on the streets in this time of the summer buying food and generally enjoying the atmosphere. it wasn't predictable to and um, you know, i think everybody was, was really taken aback by it and as you'd expect a now, because a number of people worried that the 2nd one will come up when it 1st happened around $1130.00 i think 10 minutes up towards the authorities, one people, the 2nd one might be coming in a couple of hours. so that should be about. now we're hoping that isn't gonna happen, of course. so i think probably the authorities were just coming cells and making sure that some the repeats of quite which is quite a common phenomenon. honest, i didn't happen to look behind that. you can see uh an inch on a wall, a brick who completely collapsed on to a section of my house,

which had wooden suspended tools. i punched a few holes in it. this is about 3 mates. is where i slipped. so um i built my bedroom and my boss or amount of uh, double skin wooden was kind of the same style of american houses that probably saved my life. if i have gone for putting bricks, commercial brakes around me and they would have collapsed onto my wife and i, we wouldn't be here now. so and we've kinda so it's pretty lucky and we're ready to run the house at any time the doors open. so we're just waiting to pay the rumble, which is of a weird, weird place to be as an ass all continues to rise in morocco, international humanitarian goods halls, typing in providing much needed assistance. we heard from the regional director of the nose off of the international federation of the red cross sign when present societies. he says dealing with the ways altima is a race against time to the top priority now. and we are working on multiple funds,

a search and rescue to get to those trouts to get them the medical emergency medical assistance needed and the transports to provide, to provide the 1st aid. but also in beryl. critically, to take care of the survivors who are homeless, who may be needing food and water. there are many people who are survived pregnant women and children elderly and say, so those are priorities for us as well. so this is a race against time is always in those 1st hours and we want to also working with them are all right, kristen know and their volunteers will be on the street from the very 1st dollars to make sure to minimize further injury prevention further injury by making sure that people stay away from gloucester, eddie leeker, lots of buildings that they see corporate shelter. this is an area with snakes and scorpions, and so on. so sometimes we see further, you know, indirect, let's say,

types of injuries. how think from this people on the road, badly damage roles if we see a lot of motor vehicle accident? so we urge caution and we urge people to really be extracts for folks. we don't want to make it worse for the medical responders and the search and rescue teams. it's been a fascinating day for the timing of the gene 20 solvents in new jersey and no less intriguing for our very own a unit own. now who's on the rooftop, as all special seed here for all continuing coverage of the g 20 the the the, the opening day up the g $24.00. i'm here in new delhi. the 1st time the nation has ever held this summit is a rump, a lot was decided upon today, just to go through some of the main issues. know the d. 20 member states have

agreed on a joint declaration that was a 9 spy prime minister and a rent rep moody, earlier on it really signals a big event change because there had been talk, it wouldn't happen the 1st time a junk communicate may not happen because the sticking points were the ukraine conflict and also who's going to pay for climate change. so that appears to have been iron died. we await the final communicate at tomorrow's sunday. and when that comes at, we will of course, bring to in detail and just go through the fine print. but it does seem to be a type of victory, at least for at rush it because it appears to be in pain, a neutral stance without directly at condemning at moscow. at the g. 20 has called for a peaceful resolution of the conflict as well. it is the worst floating about the d. 20 may not going forward be known as not any longer because the african union is

to become the latest fully fledged member. so g, $21.00, maybe just around the corner at the being promoted for some years. russia, it did it, china did it, not india, give it sparking invited at the african union to join on. they seem to have fully agreed to that. let's have a look at the remarks from prime minister in your end reloading on that. it gives me, it's how did i yes, i'm, i, this period in the 21st century is the time to give the entire world in your direction. it is a time when all challenges demand new solutions and therefore we must fulfill our responsibilities with a human centric approach. india has become a symbol of inclusion. india has proposed permanent membership for the african union in g 20. i am confident that we have consensus on this proposal.

5 minutes to arrange a movie? announce the fish will include him a last for can union into the g. 20 book. what's expected tomorrow is that g 20 will likely become g 21. so we'll have to watch out for that announcement for this big and also on the lines of what in this presidency sold for google south. remember providence and the removing had washington to heads of all states asking for you rather giving out for can union full membership of the blocks. remember, also communion is mad dog. cool thing says g 5 countries we're talking about. so really a more inclusive decision, a taken by mr. mary, new movies, and then the entire block. so to say it got a strong response from the entire g 20 bill. walk in this,

this is really going to benefit both sides is what i would say. and finally, all of the big news from the g 20, when you are traveling to you, made on your, is that yes, there will be a joint to communicate. and this is a big win for in the i really remember india is role as a mediator as a probable car, as a net goal c h dar was being talked about. and india finally was able to do that. you know, with the g 20 itself is of it is a reflection of multiple letter to stop the fact that it was in a way the, the salience of the 7 was a decade ago. replaced by the silence of the g 20. i think that's itself for the was a statement. now what you see before you in terms of the leaders declaration and the

discussions that are going on. obviously, discussions on the very broad, very diverse range of countries at different levels of eco, nomic development, which i was economic on social cultural composition is, is quite different from each other. so i think in that sense it's, it's quite reasonable to assume that uh, that is a southern uh, there is a spectrum of views and interests out to which we have tried to harmonize to produce the declaration for them. of the block was divided. russia and china on one side, also the west on the other or the west. really trying to make these cell for room, which really stands for international economic cooperation into a battle ground to discuss geo political issues. so really they won ad may golf

major announcements by india. of course there are going to be several by law tools and sessions tomorrow, as well just to point towards rushes for administer. sergio of ralph is representing versus interest at the g. 20 plenary sessions with more on that at let's hear from ortiz, maria flores sir. your laura was mission at the summit in new delhi was among other things to draw the attention of the participants to most coast concerns about repeat the various western attempts to pull the decides to the g. 20 global gathering again, like last year and their pressure on india is specifically coming from g 7. countries like the k fronds in germany, under the supervision of the u. s. as they sold to reflect the unilateral approach to the situation around ukraine and the final documents of the summits rush, i called it to you for any is ation. all the do 20 and strongly condemned the same day and wholesale repeatedly made it clear. it is an economic form and should remain as such. india refused to despise west and demands to invite the print in

president of the images and ask you to participate in any of the just runs events here on the indian soil. find that in russia has crazed the results of the 1st day, and the summits declare ration, but mentions ukraine, but notably does not condemn russia's involved. and it's not a, as in stark contrast to the harshest stands laid out in the previous years declaration in indonesia. that's described russia as an aggressive here's what's russia's invoice, responsible for negotiations, pre psalm and consultations and advocate in most coast position, told us about the newly issued document full of crimes. cool, i can say for these will very difficult negotiations regarding the ukraine crisis. first of all, the collective position of the brakes, countries and all the partners probably has worked off of the 20 member states, refuse to interpret the events in the way that the west ones. we had all the accusations against russia for the whole year. the claims that the ukrainian

complex has provides the deterioration of the food security situation. now the approach is reflected in a balance form that's today and you will see you tomorrow. it is the language of consensus. i'm the intention to act. it is also important that not any developing economies have come to accommodate position, but also the 7 group of countries on the entire collective west have signed up for this. one of the, it seems that the balance is global position on the front in conflict was not the only achievements has 320 participants were able to resist the western pressure on other issues as well. yes, those to it was probably one of the most difficult summit's of the group of 20 in the history of the forum at the latest level. the approval of the declaration to cool mice, 20 days before the summit on half 5 days on the ground. the task was to resume the trend, has always existed in international organizations, small collateral platforms, working in the interests of the west. this year, the g. 20 is the voice of the developing world. from my point of view,

this is the key achievement of this. yes, new delhi summit, although the declaration was published, the summit continues on sunday rushes for minister will be speaking, had the finals one future session promoting democracy in strengthening position on the countries belonging to the global majority. so that's russia is and part of we have to wait and see what the 2nd day will bring us. delighted to welcome another expert guest to our rooftop here overlooking a new daily on the cultural hub behind me. here was speaking to non done, unique christian on the strongest fellow at the observer research foundation to the developing world is facing a certain specific economic challenges. and unfortunately, what has been happening is that the wealth creation is happening primarily in the west. and instead of directing these funds that the west has access to, to infrastructure and development projects in the developing countries,

this money is still residing if that is the right, but they're still in the risk. so the whole emphasis on the aim of the indian presidency, or for june 20. what's the good except in balance to try and make sure that not only to global institutions get reform, but the fundamental philosophy that underlines them also is change towards sticking on board. the development of the challenges faced by the developing what we can not forget that a all the, the global on him is one. uh, we are looking at the risk which is attempting to enact, searching for eviction is measures whether it's the inflation reduction act in the united states or the carbon tax. and the u. n. event is something that developing what it does in one, the developing world needs globalization in the feel sense that existed earlier. because those are the benefits to developing what we would like to drop. so it is

important for us to ensure that the rest is part of that exercise. there are many views and many uh, interest the rest has, which are contrary to the interest of the developing was. and we have to find ways to finish that. the, the bottom, so claims on the american investigate in just a single huh. she is able do the implants, new defense and is it is even more corrupt. the last one who was this, this in recent days, i made a massive embezzlement scandal. the new guy is even more corrupt, to run the sale of government proper to and made a fortune has a huge villa in my york. go out for the shows and you fight a not a something new according to the media, the decision to fly, defend samantha alexi resnick,

of was played again. so by the top of scandals in the countries all me, in gar, color, most of the a, a well known all legal off. i'm political figure in here was also defending this month on suspicion of corruption and of the previous owner. all present in fine has been charged with investing more than $247000000.00 from the overlays asians assets a. it's a real complaint that was filed against pull up time parliamentarian surrogate passions scheme and other well known c a n u claims compromised leadership according to new york times investigation. a company allegedly affiliated with passions key is the biggest private opposite of kias ami. this flight was eventually calling him a quote, criminal. now we discussed the motto of physical honors. i human rights defend the on the way and says that corruption is part of the country's political culture.

you claim my old account is one of the most corrupt country in the world. you print in political culture for watching these guns hand in hand ways you know everything from a comedian becoming full edition president of the country. and so it's a big surface. it's some kind of growth test found show my question to you sir, is the, has to be a stove. i mean, how come billions and billions and billions of dollars keep coming in to where you quite as a money laundering operation. we always have to keep that in mind. and if we take into account that structure which was created shortly after the might on cool, where's the money going laundry through to where back to the landscape. and back to the us, anders of the, to the us embassy. you can check. so nab, who is the front structure of a national n 5 for a friend, 0. it's staffed with a lot of the strange characters, including some former georgian shot

a week figure was quickly naturalize you financially food, you know, and those people serve us, can do it to the u. s. embassy and j, of which supervisors themselves, all the location of us said money in diverse products, including the fight, the guess for watson. we're dealing with the people that are immersed himself in this feeding frenzy. it's like they're feeding at the top of the plane and they're so compromised to such a degree that the tires structure of the us political establishment. but also the arms of manufacturers, the bio lab in the big farm iceberg in addition to the bio lab. so you really have every major structural player that matter in the united states, which has been involved in new client. and everybody's got a lot of aspects, lots of billions of dollars. i've really invested is a very, to create those labs and to combat there in spite of the, again,

a function of experimentation. it's to assure us law on those kind of back to be useful. yeah. so this piece also with the a geo political strategy, which as we all know, like to use ukraine as a, as a bludgeon against russia. uh and uh, it just comes all together in a way. uh and so it's such an extent that it's, it's difficult to think, well, you know, shouldn't somebody be the subject of the cracking down on corruption. mm hm. so again, you will see at the margin, some people being, you know, not as good as, as, as they should be in p all in trying to be discrete about what they're doing. but on the whole, it will continue. a certain cold was over, this conference has kicked off in washington to raise awareness about the struggles of the import rome doing in the us government. the participants gather as is, as well as their own experiences and offer each other support all teams kind of

move in as the details. if workers observe on ethical conduct foul play or illegal activities on the job, they have a responsibility to report it well. at least in theory, but we all know that the consequences were an employee speaking up on the job can be serious. us law has been written in a way that is intended to protect employee whistle blowers and allow them to report any wrong doing. they become aware of to the proper authorities. one of their employer is the u. s. military or the national security agency. american politician say they want transparency, but when individuals like edward snowden and chelsea manning stepped forward, it didn't go so well. here in washington dc, a conference has been conveyed to discuss the rights of whistle blowers and providing them with the protections that they need in order to report malfeasance among the speakers is c i a whistleblower john kerry onto this conference in my

mind in my view since it began has taken on even more important because it is easy for us to forget the challenges that whistle blowers are up against. it's one thing to blow the whistle and then lose your job. it's another thing entirely to blow the whistle. lose your job, lose your family, not be able to work again. and in some cases, as we've heard today, commit suicide or attempt suicide. so this is one of these opportunities for a variety of different whistleblower groups to get together share best practices and then figure out ways to make the transition for whistle blowers easier, easier to accomplish. one of the most important examples, i think i've hit pock proceed in american legislation. surrounding whistle blowers is the fact that we actually have a whistle blower protection law in the united states. but it does not offer protections to anybody associated with national security. so if you work for a bank clip, say, or for the department of agriculture,

then good for you. go ahead and blow the whistle and you're going to be protected in those cases. if you are at the c, i a, the say the f b, i dependent gone. you take your life and your career into your own hands and nothing good is going to come of your whistle blowing. we had an opportunity to speak to some of the guests about their workplace, transparency, concerns and protections for those who come forward to report misconduct. i was at the pentagon, i was the director of the defense suicide prevention office when i felt like there were some conflicts of interest over the contracts and i made a disclosure and that forever changed my life. so it became a whistle blower, very unintentionally, because i thought i was just following the federal acquisition regulations. i ended up removed from my position and then it took me about 5 years to fight my case, and i eventually was able to win my retirement benefits when i started this journey and i was feeling very alone, i ended up per se,

cuz my attorney said i had spent about $7500.00 by then and there was about to be unemployed. and she said, look, you're a smart girl, go figure this out. so i thought, well, the best way to figure this out was by talking to people that have also been through this experience. and so i started to look for people to i was in charge of cove and 19 public data in surveillance. i was asked to post misleading data to give the false image of the say things to say to reopen, i refused, and i was fired and then became public enemy number one of a of a sort of governor seeking to be president has been relentlessly stocked, harassed by members of the sanchez's staff, both on the government payroll and in this campaign. and although i've received a lot of international recognition and awards, it doesn't help you get through those really hard times. i think we'll have covered a lot of really important topics. it's to me,

especially important to have that focus on the veterans affairs agencies and whistle blowers within their because we made promises to people who signed up to serve and we haven't kept them. and it's a very under appreciated, under acknowledged area to whistle blowing, attendees to the conference, had them march to the white house where they had a ceremony unfurled roses, and called for the white house. the oldest ceremony in the rose garden in order to honor those whistle blowers who have spoken not. now. there were many gas from around the world who spoke to the conference via digital hook up highlighting the situation for whistle blowers internationally. in addition to that, we had domestic speakers from the united states to talk to the podium in washington dc, describing what it's like to be a whistle blower or a whistle blowers advocate in america. it's a touchy subject. where do you draw the line? you, as leaders may say they're concerned about the protections for whistle blowers. but we all know that edward snowden was forced to leave the country and the chelsea

manning spent years in prison for revealing illegal activities. former biden stafford tar read was recently for us to take asylum in russia. and in addition to that, at this point, we've got julian assigned to is facing extradition from britain. because wiki leaks provided a platform for whistle blowers to publish classified information. all of this has people around the world smirking when they hear us leaders talk about human rights and workplace protections. these were among the important issues discussed at the conference in the us capital. they with mauppin r t, washington dc finn with time. so you guys go on the route of max on what we want to lift off of the hour with all international news the,

the sooner time soon. welcome back to going underground, broadcasting all around the world from dubai, in the u. a in 48 hours while the global south moines the 911 c, i a back to again, salvador i and the united states holds its own 911. then you'll ceremony. tomorrow . the 22nd anniversary of an atrocity that led to the 20 a war and then defeat in afghanistan. so is the president washington war on russia through ukraine 1000000 echo all of that us defeat in afghanistan? joining me now from salt lake city in utah is a former us missile defense agency consultant and current deputy director of national operations with us task force on national and homeland security david pine . david, thanks so much for coming on before i gets to the war. uh,

can i just ask you, because uh, obviously everyone's looking at the tragedy in hawaii, so many people killed west fires and so on. already e n p. you might have to explain what the m b is, is suspected by someone, the social media and sofa. so for giving away at the largest alarm system in the world, and that happens to affect to the poor is the area of molly, a poor area holding out against properties. spinky lights is up. any johnson with the m p. note, which is whatsoever um electromagnet for having an issue. yeah. so electromagnetic pulse, so those are our weapons that don't cause any kinetic or physical damage. they only cause damage to electronics. i think the conspiracy theories are more focused on directed energy weapons, space space lasers perhaps by russia or china. but i've yet to see any evidence of that that that those batteries was responsible for me.