cecilia? >> martha raddatz leading us off tonight, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the showdown in a florida courtroom over the documents retrieved from mar-a-lago. lawyers for former president trump asking for a special master to review the materials and decide whether they are covered by trump's claims of privilege. today saying the delay in returning those records is like having overdue library books. but the government is saying that since he's no longer president, trump no longer has the right to any of the 322 classified documents found inside his home. and they say a special master would simply slow down their investigation. here's abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas from florida. >> reporter: in an intense hearing in that florida courtroom, former president trump's attorneys comparing the hundreds of classified documents discovered at mar-a-lago to overdue library books. they were trying to convince federal judge aileen cannon to appoint a special master to comb t

cecilia? just put them in the right place, but i would say that these in a far life are right. candidates like very much like trump and the week there are been populous, authoritarian leaders that are trying to undermine democracy from within. and that's an important feature for this election because it to them, it's an election about democracy. we have so it feels that we've got 2 polar opposites as leading candidates. let's have a look at louise in mass lead to silva, put his candidate caught up. and this time a known if you start with 2 things that would be helpful for us to know. before we get deep into our conversation to or sola is pregnant that came from the people he had the to context of mandates and was responsible for include the most number, the populations in, let's say the lower and middle middle class. so he comes with a flag of we're going to be happy again. he left also with the corruption gambles. the processes that you are facing were notified by the justice system because t

i'm absolutely. cecilia. so this to say, you know, i work for over 20 years in civil society and like with a non partisan independent organization. but we're here really facing tracks. sure . the more graphic system watha down abroad in terms of a lack of dialogue. we had the closure of facing this country that was unprecedented since the dictatorship time. so what they're facing now is really the, the intent of not accepting their was the results of the election. and of course, society and institutions are pushing back against that. but we're having to restate every day our support for democracy, the crown through and my organization has been leading the gun control. i say initiative with another organization called the school to so the past 2 to be able to have art, let's say, a evidence base dialogue of what it means to leave in a democrat state. or people have to like accept the rule of the law and cannot pick justice into their own hands. i to on and let me share with you some headlines that we picked ou

i'm cecilia naggie. i'm managing editor at americas quarterly. all right, very good. i am going to get you guess, to build a picture of what these 2 candidates are like. let's put up the candidate who's currently present at the moment. cecilia, tell me 2 things about almost an hour that would be helpful for him to national audience. to know. both narrow came and from left field even though his on the right. he just surprised everybody when he got elected. he is a long time politician who was in congress for almost 30 years as a french character who just exploded in 2018 as the leading candidate with a the scorsone, a rhetoric of supporting families. freedom which to him equates a right to have guns and against abortion, and for family and specially religion. all right. it did. cecilia, any of you anything more to add to post now so we get this instant picture of how he's campaigning. what is he's like? what did he style like you? cecilia, just put them in the right place, but i would say that these in a far life are right. candidates like very much like trump and the

i deanna cecilia. it's so lovely to have all 3 of you here. we are going to unpack the upcoming elections. what's at stake? what's going on in brazil right now in no, no welcome, please say hello to our audience around the world. thank your family. my name is elena zabel. i am the co founder president of they got to get to have you. i deanna welcome. please say hello to audience. thank you for having me. i me, i'm of the english market. my manager asked students for liberty, brazil that to happen as a senior, nice to senior, please say, as to see a to thank you so much for inviting me. i'm cecilia carnegie. i'm managing editor at americas quarterly. all right, very good. i am going to get you guess, to build a picture of what these 2 candidates are like. let's put up the candidate who's currently present at the moment. so see a tell me 2 things about almost an hour that would be helpful for i'm to natural audience to know. boston r o came in from left field even though his on the right. he just surprised everybody when he got elected. he is a

cecilia: the main issue will be the cost-of-living crisis. the italian electorate has been very much dissatisfied with traditional parties over the past few years. probably the excellent result giorgia meloni obtained was caused by and helped by dissatisfaction. now is the time for her to deliver i guess on electoral promises. hazem: do you think she will have much scope to put the ideas she wants into practice against this backdrop of the economic problems that were mentioned? energy shortages, inflation, looming recession possibly, and the war in ukraine? pieter: well, i don't know what she will be able to deliver honestly. what we have seen as usual is left of propaganda from the majority of parties. i am 100% sure she will make life much harder for immigrants for example in italy and also there will be issues in terms of civil rights, especially i am talking about the lgbt community. but also writes for abortion and women. in terms of international politics, she claimed to reassure the international partners she will be backing ukraine, t

good morning again, ginger.p>> cecilia.a with ian approaching and should make landfall later this afternoon. that would be its fourth landfall, cuba twice on the west coast of florida and now south carolina. but north carolina needs to be on the lookout too. we just saw a report of a 66-mile-per-hour gust at folly beach. so you can see that thing approaching, that's just south of charleston. they got a preemptive flash flood warning saying only essential travel should be happening because it's so much rain and that surge already is going to begin throughout the morning hours. the surge as it approaches could reach four to seven feet along much of the coast of south carolina. that's why you're under a hurricane warning. look, once you get that surge, look how vulnerable charleston and the areas surrounding with six plus feet, you can flood for miles inland. so unfortunately this does come closer to high tide. we'll look for the landfall later this afternoon north of charleston which then would put them on the back side. more

cecilia. >> we always will. is a huge college football weekend, everybody. the top teams, i'm told, will be playing for the first time this season with some big-time match-ups. will reeve is joining us from ohio stadium in columbus, ohio. hey, my friend. >> reporter: hey there, cecilia. as you well know college football got its official start last weekend but it's this weekend where things really kick off in earnest. we do have great match-ups including the defending national champion georgia bulldogs taking on number 11 oregon down in atlanta, but it's right here, at the shoe, ohio stadium, where the biggest match-up of the weekend by far, maybe one of the biggest match-ups of the whole season will be going down tomorrow night on abc. it's number two, ohio state hosting number five, notre dame. those are two iconic programs with national title aspirations. tomorrow's showdown will have implications on those dreams. ohio state is favored by a ton but notre dame with their first year coach marcus freeman, who's a

cecilia. >> absolutely remarkable scene there, tom.o much. >>> we're going to turn now to iran where thousands are taking to the streets in anti-government protests following the death of a 22-year-old woman who was in police custody arrested by tehran's morality police for not wearing her headscarf correctly. abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz is tracking all of this now and joins us with the latest. martha, these protests now turning deadly. >> reporter: they are, cecilia. these are the largest, most sweeping anti-government protests in iran in years, women leading the way after decades of repression and now a suspicious death. this morning, the seventh day of protests sweeping across iran prompted by the death of 22-year-old mahsa amini. amini died in the custody of the so-called morality police after her arrest last week for wearing a headscarf improperly. this edited footage released by iranian authorities on september 16th allegedly showing amini in custody walking up to someone then collapsing. the next shot

good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia.m spent months investigating the death of bianca rudolph, and when we traveled to that remote hunting camp in zambia, we realized it was a terrible place for an accident to happen, but a perfect place for a murder to happen, and that dentist might have gotten away with it had it not been for a bartender who overheard something years later. visiting the famed hunting grounds at this national park in zambia in late september of 2016 ws a wealthy american dentist larry rudolph and his wife bianca. who had an reputation as an extra marksperson. on october 11, 2016, bianca and larry are getting ready to leave zambia when suddenly a shotgun blast rings out. >> standing near to her body, crying. what am i going to tell my children? what am i going to tell my children? just kill myself because my wife, she has committed suicide. >> something was amiss. something was fishy to our eyes. >> reporter: but that doesn't ed the suspicion, because shortly after that, larry has cashed out nine separate

cecilia nos cuenta mÁs.de alimentos. >> estar pendientes, buscar en la mochila, estar chequeando las reacciones que tienen. locutora: sÓlo el aÑo pasado fallecieron 80.816 personas por sobredosis de opioides. la mayorÍa de muertes por fentanilo. esta ley se comenzarÁ a implementar en las universidades durante el nuevo aÑo escolar. >> cuando la persona o el adolescente tiene un habla que estÁ un poco temblorosa o irregular. ramÓn: septiembre es el mes nacional de prevenciÓn del suicidio. segÚn expertos es una de las principales causas de muerte en estados unidos. los cdc aseguran que en el 2020 cerca de 46.000 personas murieron por suicidio y que uno de cada cuatro adultos jÓvenes recibiÓ tratamiento por salud mental durante la pandemia. >> empiezan a regalar sus posesiones. a lo mejor regalan sus libros, su ropa a los compaÑeros y uno dice que tiene un hijo altruista y que suerte. y no, no es que sea altruista, sino que en el fondo tiene ese deseo de suicidarse y se desliga de sus posesiones materiales. ramÓ

. >> reporter: hurricane ian upended everything for cecilia donald's family.ture, their home and their lives. >> so are you guys standing in the water up this high last night? >> yeah. we got up on the counter at first. and then i told my husband, i said i think we're going to drown. >> reporter: so unsure of their survival at one point they considered tying themselves together so no one would wash away. >> i couldn't find a rope. >> that's my daughter. >> reporter: her daughter feared the worst. >> i was so worried. >> reporter: we were there when they saw each other for the first time. >> oh, my god. >> the last message i got from her was that the water was waist high and she didn't know if they were going to make it. >> you left her that on a message. >> yeah. i just said i love you, i don't know if we're going to make it or not. >> reporter: we heard similar stories through cecilia's neighborhood. >> the entire rescue is out. they wanted to clear the area but a lot of these people are kind of stuck. and soo they're coming through. these are the great firef

now, joining us via skype from rome is cecilia emma. so the lot to she is assistant professor of international relations and global politics at the american university of rome. joining us via skype from brussels is pizza. clipper. he is editor in chief at the brussels report dot e u. and joining us from paula is and the morning a historian at the end of the university in rome. a welcome to all of you. so to see if i could start with the, what are italians hoping to get from georgia? maloney them particularly on the on economic issues. i think that the main issue that georgia maloney will need to tackle is the cost of living crisis. the italian elect, the raid as being very much dissatisfied with traditional parties over the past few years. and probably the excellent result that georgia maloney obtained in yesterday election was also sort of caused by and helped by these dissatisfaction. so now it's the time for her to the lever, i guess on, on an extra promises 100 you think she will have much scope to, to put many of the ideas she want

courtesy of another student, cecilia peers. knew about the murder plot, but they did not have enough evidence to charge her with conspiracy. but they did convince her to cooperate. >> when cecilia pierce came on board and she decided to start cooperating with us, and talking to the family. >> authorities hoped that pamela smart, would implicate herself in the murder. on the tapes, she did not come out and say she did it, but she did come out worried of being arrested. >> i'm afraid when they are in a company and you're gonna be wired by the police. >> on one recording, she implies she knows plenty about the murder plot. >> if you tell the truth, you're gonna have to send me to the slammer for the rest of my life. >> she also worries about what would happen if one of the teams involved in the plot, started talking to police. >> he's gonna turn against them, and he's going -- to >> write. >> i know he is, and that's gonna be in trouble. >> how critical are those tapes? >> they are nail in the coffin. if you really want the truth

just down below us, we can actually see her, our cecilia vega has made her way. she's waving down there. she has more now on the preparations, it's really remarkable how many world leaders are about to be in town. >> reporter: some 500 heads of state, foreign leaders, all invited to this funeral traveling from all over the world to be here, including president biden and first lady jill biden, they arrived here in london overnight. the brits are in charge of security. listen to this, they asked that these leaders share a bus to the service, quite the sight, rather than use their own vehicle, because of the grid lock. that request reportedly didn't sit well with some of these leaders, some of them are likely going to be using their own cars including president biden. for security concerns. he's expected to arrive here at this funeral in his own armored car, we know that's called the beast. tonight, he and the first lady are going to pay their respects to the queen and then they'll attend a reception hosted by the king charles. >> cecilia vega, hard for us to get ou

. >> o'donnell: hurricane ian upended everything for cecilia donald's family: their furniture, their and their lives. so, are you guys standing in the water up this high last night? >> we got up on the counter at first. and then i told my husband, i said you know, i think we're going to drown. >> o'donnell: so unsure of their survival, at one point, they considered tying themselves together, so no one would wash away. >> i couldn't find a rope. >> o'donnell: her daughter feared the worst. >> i was so worried about them. >> o'donnell: we were there when they saw each other for the first time. >> oh my god! >> the message i got from her was the water was waist-high, and she didn't know if they were going to make it. >> o'donnell: you left that on a message? >> text message. >> yeah, i just said i love you. i don't know if we're going to make it or not. >> o'donnell: we heard similar stories through cecilia's neighborhood. they want us to clear the area but a lot of people are kind of stuck. and so they're coming through-- these are the great firefighters here in florida, making sure th

cecilia rouse joins us from washington, d.c. thank you for joining us.crease in labor force participation rate, we are almost near pre-pandemic levels. how sustainable is that increase? >> we welcome the report. an increase in labor force participation rate especially among women. overall, a solid report to suggest we are making the transition that we know we need to make in our label market -- labor market to a study sustainable growth. we are optimistic the labor force participation rate can be sustained. we know we're learning to live alongside the pandemic buried in the current population survey data. there were questions about the impact of the pandemic on people staying home. we know we have vaccines that are available and we believe all of that will help sustain the labor force not to mention the fact that our schools are reopening. that is what has helped labor force in general. and every confidence they will remember to remain open. tom: what is your level of confidence with that wage and labor driven >> am optimistic. i don't want to put a conf

that is coming up, cecilia. george? >>> right now we have the latest on sherri papini.ilty to lying about faking an abduction set to be sentenced. the hoax sparked a nationwide search and cost tax payers hundreds of thousands of dollars, but her defense team is arguing for almost no jail time. kayna whitworth has the story. good morning, kayna. >> reporter: her legal team is saying her day of reckoning has arrived and also say her name is now synonymous with that hoax and there's no escaping it. yet they're hoping she can avoid an eight-month prison sentence and they're looking into her past to try to explain her manipulative behavior. just days before california mom sherri papini is set to learn her fate from a judge for faking and lying about her own kidnapping, her legal team asking for leniency. papini's attorney releasing a memo requesting the 40-year-old only spend one month behind bars and the rest under house arrest, calling papini unschooled and unskilled in honest communication and saying, she lost her way early on, adding, she's outwardly sweet and loving, ye

cecilia nos habla de este caso. >> ese dinero es mÍo porque yo lo ganÉ, yo lo acumule. >> despuÉs deorresponder $1380 mensuales. y fui a las oficinas y me dicen que no tengo derecho a recibir ese dinero por no tener documentos. >> nos contactamos a la oficina y nos dijeron que requisito que sean ciudadanos o residentes para recibir ese dinero. pero existe una opciÓn. >> irse a mÉxico y decidÍ que voy a vivir allÁ. y comenzar a colectar su retiro, que se lo hubiera dado aquÍ civil ha sido reciente. >> pero sabesde casos que han sido aprobados? >> si. >> un cambio que hizo clinton en 1996.les permite recibir su dinero siempre y cuando salgan del paÍs para residir en su paÍs de origen. >> tendrÍan una vivir la mÁs linda allÁ.es su dinero. en mÉxico le va rendir mÁs que aquÍ. >> necesitarÁ la carta el zen socialnegando los beneficios. no podrÍan regresar a este paÍs. >> es una buena opciÓn para mÍ. paola: atenciÓn porque los jurados que usen transporte pÚblico podrÁn decir un reembolso en california. la ley permite el reembolso de hasta $12 por dÍa para quienes usan el transporte pÚblico

cecilia?turn to what you can expect if you plan to hit the road this weekend like so many are. janai norman has the best and worst times to leave your house. hey, janai. >> reporter: hey, cecilia, good morning to you. okay, so the good news is that traffic isn't expected to be as bad as memorial day and fourth of july weekend. the bad news, you can expect to deal with more traffic than usual this holiday weekend. according to this study, labor day weekend traffic is expected to be about 41% worse this holiday weekend with today and tomorrow looking to be the busiest day of the weekend as vacationers are mixing with regular commuters. so if you are heading out today here's what you need to know. the worst times to driver will be between 1:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. tonight. the best times, they say, are before noon and after 7:00 p.m. now, on friday, it's a similar situation. 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. is when it's likely to be troublesome, but before 1:00 p.m., after 7:00, those will be the sweet spot

dirigido a jÓvenes y autoridades locales por que exponerse a esa droga pone en riesgo la vida, ana ceciliamigos. agarran pastillas y se toman diferentes pastillas 50, no saben quÉ tipo de pastilla es. segÚn la informaciÓn del gobernador, mÉxico es la fuente principal del trÁfico de esta droga y que sobredosis son una de las causas de muerte entre los jÓvenes. esta droga es utilizada en miras ocasiones para el manejo del dolor pero sino se tirlz de manera supervi de sara por un mÉdico esta pudiera ser cien veces mÁs potente que la morfina. sobre el aÑo pasado mÁs de 10. 700 personas han fallecido por causa de opioides incluyendo drogas como fentanilo para nosotros la conversaciÓn con uso familias y la conversaciÓn con sus hijos de los riesgos de mil pÍldoras y lo combinan con otras drogas la policÍa ha tenido casos de personas que fallecieron por sobredosis sin saber que habÍan consumido este opioide, ya cuando agarramos los anÁlisis de la sangre es cuando adaptos cuenta que la droga que estaban fumando tenÍa... no se dieron cuenta que estaban fumando o haciendo este tipo de drogas. >>> el

you for he bla though you have the love up a dollar less while her was you will no less him yohina cecilia will a soft washer will have to know it, but he bought into jam ah, left off last. yep. the last, the good as this is all, if i villain with the with role modeling, it's become dangerous to attend local schools. and so children are now taken to the nearest town kiosk. however, there's only one road and it's targeted by the ukrainian military. look at a alicia and that's of the rain. no, i live in an blow a transparency diet. those are both though also with she opened her upstairs, a bright yellow bus with children written on it in huge letters. but this is now a thank had stopping the ukrainian military now that i look as radish glass of stain on it, go to patricia order every morning local to see each other off to work to school to kindergarten, realizing that they may never see each other again, mm okay, give a yeah. when you want to put on his to load just one, you're dividing even after ga. gov. what is julia says to war the spoiler if possible, what am i going for you? actually i

today, cecilia is heading out onto the canal grande for the first time.busiest waterway. tourist boats, water busses, and water taxis are back. and soon, more women will be joining them. marta: i hope this project keeps growing. boats should connect all places and worlds in the city, as they did in the past. look, up ahead. gondolas, taxis, vaporetti, the rialto bridge. 100,000 eyes are on you. it's going brilliantly. reporter: marta and her students won't give up this new-found freedom on the water anytime soon. conor: sometimes you just have to go full throttle to get what you want. that's it from “focus on europe” for this week. thank you for watching, and if you've missed anything or want to share this show online, you can find this broadcast on dw.com. on behalf of the whole team, stay safe, and bye for now. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] 09/08/22 09/08/22 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >

today, cecilia is heading out onto the canal grande for the first time.busiest waterway. tourist boats, water busses, and water taxis are back. and soon, more women will be joining them. marta: i hope this project keeps growing. boats should connect all places and worlds in the city, as they did in the past. look, up ahead. gondolas, taxis, vaporetti, the rialto bridge. 100,000 eyes are on you. it's going brilliantly. reporter: marta and her students won't give up this new-found freedom on the water anytime soon. conor: sometimes you just have to go full throttle to get what you want. that's it from “focus on europe” for this week. thank you for watching, and if you've missed anything or want to share this show online, you can find this broadcast on dw.com. on behalf of the whole team, stay safe, and bye for now. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] berlin. britain's queen elizabeth the second has died at the age of 96. the monarchy's longest reigning mon

good torches, the city of an effective date. cecilia sort a lot of them in rome. thank you to another election now that could prove to be historic. this one in brazil, which is now just a week away from choosing its new preference left us canada. lewis ignacio alluded to silver as increased his lead, and the opinion polls against his wife. when challenger, the current incumbent president took jaya balsam. our latin america editor to see a newman report style from rio de janeiro and rio de janeiro with people here inside our deans below me. around to be head outside. we were near the question trying to get in here. they're all waiting for the presidential candidate and former president of brazil let that feel up to arrive here. he can begin speaking at any moment. he certainly does a new jazz even though we've had the prison in 1013, he was a good program. and in fact, over all the countries, margins, corruption, scandal, he was in prison, he was allowed out what he and now back that hadn't been repaired, that he had a very, very catchy campaign with more or less a

we're among the 7 victims was a child with cork, cecilia and you know, just i'm not sure what to put out for about by wednesday stream was status for me to pick your school to south care for the producer. arguably you might include teacher ah, ah, a a good they read or school is not going to school yet summer using it, it would these i believe that taking he glanced which get some maybe is dialogue or what a fan. yeah. if i truth the way, the way in like the, with national vendor, i can break it. i want to do so like, yeah, which of these say but the but the but ours maybe didn't know which loser would move from the way in the history 3. what that about though of nationwide. oh but it comes up on oh. 2 0, yes, and then on that really changed since can you buy sure. in the bedroom, one more thing i wanted to do something with i was gonna say of when you were to chest. that was the by jo. what of school school could even school he done shows up when you know what to read duties. yeah. for just the political ah, is thank you very chunk of simulation. yeah. what is she gonna dish them wi

good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: hey, michael, good morning to you. been talking about this for so long now. this comes at a really tough time for travelers with all these cancellations and lost bags. so really what the president, what the white house wants to do is require airlines in the third-party travel websites like travelocity or kayak to show these additional fees up front so people know what they're paying the first time the price is shown not later in the booking process. the hope here really is that this improves transparency when you go to shop around for flight prices. so this covers -- i'll show you here. when you're talking about fees for passengers who want to sit with their kid, you have to pay mre for that often. a change or cancellation in a flight or pay to check or carry on a bag. now, airlines when it comes to these bags collected more than $5 billion in baggage fees last year alone, but, george, here's the catch in all of this. the public has about 60 days or so to comment. we're talking about potentially months before any of th

good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: hey, robin, good morning to you.ays until the midterms and the white house knows that inflation, the economy are top of mind for voters. these numbers just came in. let me show you. the consumer price index rose to 8.3%. that's up from a year ago and worse than analysts predicted. it means americans are still paying sky-high dp groceries, rent and education. there is a silver lining. gas prices continuing to fall. the white house is really hoping to be able to s behind us. today at the white house president biden is hosting a big celebration, celebrating the inflation reduction act that was signed last month. guys, you know this, with m midterms so close, the white house hoping for big improvement when it come to the economy and soon. >> all right, cecilia, appreciate your reporting. >>> a lot more coming up on "gma," including the public official arrested in the murder of a journalist set to face a judge right now. this morning, we're going to hear from one of his co-workers, what she witnessed while working for the

ah rotten for a ms. cecilia, a lover of addressed the un security council, where he accused the collective west of escalating the conflict and ukraine and glossing over keith's crimes issue. so study was more such atrocities became possible and remain unpunished, to the fact that the united states and his allies had been systematically covering up the crimes of the key of regime for 8 years. building their policy towards zalinski based on a well known american principle. he is, of course, a son of a, but he's our son of a. all eyes were on the security council chamber when we heard from the russian foreign minister, sir gay lavern. now he took to the floor of the 15 member body that leads the united nations, and he gave remarks exposing all of these facts that are widely ignored and international, and us aligned media. when he spoke, he pointed out that while the united states seems to continue to maintain the idea that the government based in kiev is some kind of democracy, the reality of their actions on the ground with their food blockades and their suppression of political dissidence j

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delta, strong blow to the president, whom many blame for a rise in inflation and crime people such as cecilia who voted against the constitution. normally though, yes, as is said annually, it will be honest. i did not dreaded avia. now the process starts all over again, prolonging uncertainty in the country that needs social and economic change, but can't agree on how much to see in human al jazeera santiago. ah, her again, i'm fully batty ball. with the headlines on al jazeera, israel has released its long awaited report into the killing of al jazeera journeys . sharina watley is as, as a high possibility, she was accidentally hit by is really gunfire. but that he will not pursue any criminal investigation she.

example, clean technology is being used to show people are getting the food they need until now most cecilia barrow has had to overcome her fear to cook on her wood burning stove. the mother of 6 children was forced to flee from severe drought and lives in a camp for inter the displaced persons in jo, har, central somalia, providing for her family in the camp has been fraught with serious danger. mary, bidding them hide out the meal also. but with land from july yellow, warm and live in this i need he can't look at a lie, hadley. well, normally we cut wood from the jungle to cook food toria, all over hot muddle soccer. we face a lot of problems when we're in the jungle deputy, are we face sexual harassment earlier, including racism, or in a live it? glad assa mara, the other women in the camp report the same. sexual assaults are irregular threat, but the fear of being attacked while gathering wood will now hopefully disappear, just like the smoke pollution from the charcoal stoves. in this communal kitchen, the women take turns cooking for their families with bio gas, they get it free of cha

on the other side of the border of the, of syria, the ongoing war is solar. cecilia sources on this side of the border in turkey, the fear of being deported is forcing them to stay quiet. celia say, neither content is safe for them and the restroom said that al jazeera garcia's tip turkey. although as large as music festivals, rock and rio as back for the 1st time since the coven 19 pandemic began, ah! on the opening night fans retreated to a fireworks display was singing and dancing along to their favorite songs. headline acts include guns and roses during lipa and cold play. ah no, without his era, these are our top stories. the german government is announced to $65000000000.00 support package to cushion people and businesses against storing inflation shows that will have short says, a windfall tax on energy companies will be used to keep oil and gas prices down. human life needs be the next prime minister of the caitlin trust. as the energy crisis would be her priority. if she is elected. that if i'm elected as prime minister within one week, i will make sure there is an announcement

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. >> we heard similar stories through cecilia's neighborhood. >> they want us to clear the area but a lot of people are kind of stuck. and so they're coming through, these are the great firefighters here in florida, making sure that they are checking on everybody. doing wellness checks if people are trapped in their homes. >> an elderly couple rescued, brought to safety. >> this video posted to facebook, the water so high the only place they could go was up in the attic, bringing their six year old and six month old daughter. we met the grandparents of those kids dises operately looking for their grandchildren. >> probably scared to death, crying all night. >> and our team was able to share the good news that everyone in the family was okay. and now this entire community begins a journey to recovery. that will last longer than the storm. >> in some ways the pictures don't even give it justice what people are suffering through here. we should note that as hurricane ian raced ashore and flood waters rushed through neighborhoods, 911 operators were quickly overwhelmed with calls for help

delta, strong blow to the president, whom many blame for a rise in inflation and crime people such as cecilia who voted against the constitution normally though yes, i see said angrily, it will be honest. i did not read it by the idea here. now the process starts all over again, prolonging uncertainty in the country that needs social and economic change, but can't agree on how much. to see in human al jazeera, santiago, 10 people have been killed, an at least 15 entered in a series of stabbings in canada. the attacks happened in multiple locations in the western province of saskatchewan police. they, they found the victims in a remote indigenous community called the james smith, cree nation. and in the nearby town of weldon as searching for 2 males suspects. prime minister justin trudeau has treated saying the attacks incest scratch one are horrific and heartbreaking. he added that he was thinking of those who have lost a loved one and those who were injured. please say some of the victims appear to have been targeted. we're taking all steps possible to track these individuals and any informa

in the other, in the arctic colors i heard endless silence. cecilia, beginning of the only sound i heard you were 1st my heart beat, which sounded like a drum beating and seconds here, but my inner voice square pure, which started asking questions like upon the lot, what are we doing here there? so i had to explain to myself that answer comes everything was all right, so at least on this or to go home to enjoy equally. i goshen little you and jeff and by the silence paused absolutely or eliminated mid issue. and now i see that the arctic is not only design drastically space, or just oper i, they show you what the gold you are. yup. no. it's also an incredible sound chambers of city police where you can, which a sheer yourself here is in the rushing far is your machine to pull. it might have led in that are seeing if a rushing traveler or a new from the early 20th century martha america was also a prolific writer. but he never had a formal education from that, his knowledge was impressive. many russian travellers of the mars i'm, we're self educated as income. do you think the age of self