u. n says that flooding has made the humanitarian situation in ukraine, even worse. ukraine steps up evacuations in the southern care southern region as concerns over dislodged land mines and brain shortages from the ruptured down road . also coming up, donald trump is facing his most serious legal trouble so far. the us department of justice unveils the indictment against the former president over his alleged mishandling of secret documents and for columbia and children are found to live after 40 days in the junk. went missing after a plane crash killed their mother and other adults on board. the next spicer welcome to the program. officials and ukraine are stepping up efforts to evacuate people in the areas flooded after the destruction of the massive cat cause could them earlier this week. even many international organizations hold russia responsible for destroying the dam, is water levels begin to drop. a new threat has emerged, concerns are now growing about land mines. dislodged by the floods. the officers with the national guard continued to cohen the ukrainian controlled city of half sun

u. n says that it was says, we have no money to provide those, the city and refugees which have been forced not to return home in so many documented cases in a number of the neighboring countries of syria. so this is a very serious problem for probably millions of city is particularly in total. can jordan is the point of that? i mean, not only has uh, the you, when looking to comp, it's you minus aaron aid, the us is sending some money, but it also has least functions against syria. i mean, is it not a double sided as well? i'm have these sanctions achieved any of the goals as they have the starting the, the or the, the syrians. this is probably if this is considered a success by washington and the west, then they might have succeeded in uh, this particular area. uh, the same as they have succeeded in can and go over 1000000 iraqi civilians including hundreds of thousands of children who are deprived of a basic medical, a aid and needs as well as the most by the americans before they. and they did a lot of kind of destroy the country own sake, what the ends of mass destruction allegations b

u. n says it doesn't have the money to pay for food supplies. starting from thursday months, the rations will be reduced $8.00 per pass and the u. n says it needs 56000000 dollars to help the right hand guy in that in the dish. the government is hosting more than a 1000000 of the minority. seamless times. he said prosecution me and law that says the international community isn't doing enough to help. how correspondence hondage, how do a reports now from the, by the color of the future. we had one of the russian shop in the cox's, but directly did, can, that doesn't solve them all across the cam. this is why the record just come to get done monthly restroom to get a, a voucher of something like a credit card, which they use monthly. they could use most of it in one day or then you could use it bi weekly, whatever the need non march, that definitely have to cut the ration from $12.00 to $10.00 per person per month. that's a drastic cut. and on june 1, they're going to cut it from a $10.00 to a dollar. that is a major cab. already the 12 percent of

u. n says about 18000000 people in ukraine or in need of humanitarian assistance. international organization for migration says, as of march, well than 5000000 people are internally displaced within ukraine. for the u. n. on the secretary general for him on a tyrant effect as mounting. griffith spoke to l just here about the what the u. n . is doing on the ground of the ukrainian authorities. immediately after this, this done, a tragedy happened asked us to get access to the citizens over the other side of the river. and i myself personally, but also with many colleagues have been in touch with the russian authorities to get it to, to allow us to cross the line to get access into those areas. to bring relief to those people. we all, by the way, still in process of trying to get that and i hope we will get a good result very, very soon. but we're also delivering through convoys and soon through boats crossing the river to be able to deliver some kind of help to those who look very close to that front line. we've now reached about 30000 people with your manager and as

u. n says, has taken on an ethics, i mention. the state department says up to 1100 people are being killed in the city, in just over 2 months of financing. now the head of units uh, has uh well, the does not to forget about the listing humanitarian prices in hazy, golf in russell visited directly to the company. i have a capital one more than a 100 families and sheltering. so won't gain violence heavily on gains. have expanded that to with frequent shootout in some communities. more than a 165000 people have been attending the displaced by the violence. so different when you read it. and then you see the people here who are in such desperate need of help and so crammed in here. and you can just see everyone trying to get into a little bit of space trying to get some desperately needed services. so my reaction is a terrible situation and that the people here deserve better and they need some more health to libya, touch the boat with a 165 nigerian women back to the home country as part of the trunk down and documented migraines. de

u. n. says that's because there was a decrease in the number of children killed by israel in 2022 as a news conference i us the un special representative 1st to re read the warning to israel. she put in last year's report. should substantial strikes and rockets resulting from the may 2021 escalation of state. these repeat, it says in 2022 parties to the conflict should be listed. so i don't understand why is read is not listed. there was another conflicting garza in 2022. the total number of tests is less because the conflict in may 2021 was 11 days long. conflict and august 2022 was 3 days long, but it is relative exactly the same thing. it's fod indiscriminate bummed indiscriminately and kills children. you made a clear warning, and then you went out. i think it has to do with both the engagement and the numbers that they engage when these okay. and by december or side said they agreed to the exchange rate, those with me let's just, let's just say change as they've children's lives. you know w

u. n says it needs $56000000.00 to help with anger in bangladesh. the government is hosting more than a 1000000 of the minority muslims who fled persecution in mid month. it says the internet community is not doing enough to help type of challenge reports. nothing protocol, a refugee to read one of the russian jobs and talks about our records. you can, that doesn't solve them all across the cam. this is why the record just come to get their monthly restroom to get it evolved. so something like a credit card, which they use monthly, they could use most of it in one day or then you could use it bi weekly, whatever the need non march, that definitely have to cut the ration from $12.00 to $10.00 per person per month. that's a drastic cut. and on june 1, they're gonna cut it from a $10.00 to a dollar. that is a major cab. already the 12 percent of the children in the camp were suffering from malnourishment and at least 45 percent of the population were just not getting enough for this is according to the w at the. now, if the international community do no

u. n says it needs 56000000 dollars to help her and get and bank the dish. the government is hosting more than a 1000000 of the minority muslims for flipped persecution and me and my it says the international community isn't doing enough to help to india challenge rate reports from the bulk holly refugee camp to read one of the russian jobs and talks about that refugee camp there dozens of them all across the camp. this is why the record just come to get their monthly restroom to get a, a voucher of something like a credit card, which they use monthly. they could use most of it in one day or then you could use it bi weekly, whatever they need. now in march, that definitely have to cut the ration from $12.00 to $10.00 per person per month. that's a drastic cuts. and on june 1, they're going to cut it from $10.00 to a dollar. that is a major cause. already the 12 percent of the children in the camp were suffering from malnourishment. and at least 45 percent of the population were just not getting enough for this is according to the w at the. now if the internat

u. n says up to 750 people could have been on board. $78.00, a confirmed dead, a $104.00 were rescued. and the search continues for the bodies of many others. most were from egypt, syria, unpackaged. it's 2 years since that rebecca festival in new york dropped the word field from its name. now podcast. virtual reality and even video games are premier there. for instance, telling me has more in between the star started movie premieres and panel discussions about the tribeca festival is known for game developers are also being recognized for their story. telling night scape is one of 7 video games on display set in a part of the world rarely represented by this medium is absolutely amazing to be at try back and to be invited here because we, we think that there aren't too many video games built in the middle east, and we want to change that representation. not a lot of rooms with stars, the games centers around layla, an astronomer whose task is to find out why stars are falling from the sky and put them back to help you put them back in the sky. developed by nissan studios and cuts are

u. n says humanitarian crisis, there is escalating properly to my unit and i know and before april, 15, 2023, the number of people in need of a military aid was at 15800000, including 3700000 internally displaced persons. this number rose to 24700000 people, including more than 18000000. you need urgent. how many carrying 8 does a 57 percent increase compared to the levels before the conflict? the democratic republic of congo is home to the world's largest tropical peak lands . they stores huge amounts of carbon, which regulate the plants, climate, animal haste to many species of plants and animals. but they face a new threats, oil and gas exploration. that is due to begin soon in the sun pulse of his series, our environment edison, the clock, travel to the, the mockers of india. so let's have a look at where we been and where we go. and this is a map of the d r c. this is the congo river here, and we started off in bun dock at right the going up the congo river. the longer tribute trailed along the tributary all the way to best increases where we refueled . and then we went along to ba

u. n says a weekend for instruction and gang violence and making the humanitarian response. difficult of our colleagues said that ongoing in security, damage to roads, obviously happening any relief efforts. as we mentioned yesterday, the floods in line slides impacted 7 of hades. 10 departments and authority say at least 51 people have been killed. 140 injured in 18, are still missing in the affected area. nearly 32000 homes were flooded. harold isaac is an independent journalist in haiti. he says that recovery efforts are facing many challenges. it's been a difficult time for hospitals essentially identified 2022. your facing gas shortage is due to the, to the p lot uh movement that what the mocked essentially access to the main oral terminals. and that has affected the operation of hospitals. now you also have a more basic uh, you know, price is going on with a hunger, uh, affecting nearly half of the population and for you and agencies. uh, and this is not helping you know, the health situation, per se, the relief effort uh, in haiti as it is right now is mainly led by international

u. n says up to 7750 people could have been on board 78 to confirm dead 104 were rescued. and the search is continuing for the bodies of many others. most were from egypt to syria. and pakistan caught all around the united out of band, the rates of restoring diplomatic representation, the respective embassies of resuming work for the 1st time since 2017. the last one came more than 2 years after a blockade imposed by 4 out of countries. and contact was lifted. senators in australia have passed landmark legislation, which pays the way to recognize indigenous people in the constitution by mister anthony alban is we will now have to set a referendum dates in the next 6 months. and those are the headlines now as always, our website, i'll just eat adult, comes, got the latest and all of the top stories searching the stream itself. next, the, the challenges with the welcome to the stream. i'm heidi joe castro for decades. labor unions have been on the front line of efforts to protect and improve worker rights. but as a global climate crisis intensifies, they are demanding a work

u. n. says about a 1000 people have died or gone missing in the mediterranean this year. and this latest is the deadliest chip rack of greece in 2023. and among the worst in europe, will reach heaven's houses here. well, john, several plus is live for us in color mazda. hi there, john. um, what do we know about how the best deal patients going? the at the moment the coast guard tells me the rest of the operation is ongoing and will be throughout the night. there's one coast guard patrol vessel out at the scene of where the of the libyan fishing trula sank. 47 know, 2 miles south west of where i'm standing on the west coast of the penalties. and there are also 6 merchant ships in the area, also searching for survivors. but as of half an hour ago, when i spoke to the operation center, i was told that there were no survivors who were on board those ships. i was at c at the moment. so it is very much up in the web. it will have any improvements on the number of 104 survivors. that's just the official number being given by the coast code. 70 roughly, of those people in the war

u. n. says it needs $56000000.00 to help the ringing got in bangladesh. the government is hosting more than a 1000000 of the minor, seamless names who fed prosecution in man, us have started drafting, uruguay has dried out the reservoirs that provide water. so the country is capital, montevideo, low rainfall and high temperatures across the southern region of south america. have also had crops in neighboring origin, tina, and that's, that's a steep farmed offices to raise by reports. now from one type of day, this group has been getting together for more than a year to cook for those in need for providing food. he's not the main concern these days. it's drinking water. alexis alonzo says the water coming from the top is in drinkable because it has too much sodium with the number we used to cook with tap water and now we can't because it's too salty. so we change how we cook and use bottled water. it's a concern because too much salt is not healthy and everyone is worried. the water we sold t because know we serve as a fresh water to force the probably wat

u. n says is on track to reach new highs. service costs live now to $10.00. they go to the foot position and form a lever, the south africans stuff as national assembly, sir, thanks so much for joining us here today on all day. now, how do you feel about this announcement? does it appears as though africa cannot rely on the promises made by you? well, i must say that to the position of the government sooner than it is in disgrace, that it is a classical case of classic diplomacy, way, threats and black may. i used a to achieve certain positions, meaning that the position of that countries take on the share ukraine, a conflict and may not necessarily be informed by a nation of thinking of independent decisions. but may be a product of like me. and to as africans, you know, coming in the heroes of the show, the treatment or the opportunity that she's going to create in poland. immediately of course, only days. the view that all of those countries that the airlines to america is not a good fly for tens. and can only obtain the positions by bully time, but you kn

unfortunately, if we don't say anything about the u. n. r w a leaving us, it would mean we agree that we don't have any rights. let's be transparent. the u. n. r w a n u n, are the only witness to the suffering of the boasting and refugees. there is no replacement for the u. n. r w a. not even the boosting and administration. even they don't have the money for the listing and refugees. we are telling the u n r w a that they are the only ones that can sustain us and know our misery. you are the ones witnessing our expulsion. so the for the, for the why there was a shot for you. so the agencies funding comes from the united states in 2021. the us was the largest contributor, followed by germany, making off about $46.00 per sense of the total contributions the agency receives from governments. the u is traditionally the 3rd largest give or earlier in march, the u. n. r w, a representative in gaza and i was that some countries will reduce their donations . they see are with others and not increasing their aid as planned. he said, the world's f

u. n says that flooding has made the humanitarian situation in ukraine, even worse. ukraine steps f evacuations in the southern cash on region as concerns over dislodged land mines and brain shortages from the rupture down road.

u. n says it needs $56000000.00 to help or hang out. and bank of ash the government is hosting, moving a 1000000 of the minority muslims. you said prosecution and me and law. it says the international community isn't doing enough to help a historic drought and uruguay has dried out the rest of was the provide water for the country's capital want of a day or lorayne full in high temperatures across the southern region of south america. have also had cops and neighboring argentina, not so, so in that to state farm losses, to raise it by reports now from one to the day of this group has been getting together for more than a year to cook for those in need of providing food. he's not the main concern this days. it's drinking water. alexis alonzo says the water is coming from the tap, isn't drinkable, because it has too much sodium. what's the number we used to cook with tap water and now we can't because it's too salty. so we change how we cook and use bottled water. it's a concern because too much salt is not healthy and everyone is worried.

u. n says up to 750 people could have been on board 78th, or confirmed at a 104 were rescued. the search continues for the bodies of many others. most were from egypt, syria and pakistan. forgot to tell you if he is alive, we off the government and bring him back. and if he did bring back the body. this is all but the when the better him. yeah. he's my the citizen. others can go to his grave and can also pray is we have patients for media, but of july ventured a not found to die. you can understand what appeared in goes through. what is happening to us was we have no information whether they're alive or dead. repeat to a law, let us see the guitar in the united arab emirates, or restoring diplomatic representation. their respective embassies are resuming work for the 1st time since 2017. the announcement came more than 2 years after a blockade imposed by 4 hour countries on guitar. was lifted funerals of being held for some of the 41 victims of friday's school attack in uganda, most where students were shot hacked to death or burned beyond recognition near the border with the

u. n says it needs 56000000 dollars to help or hinder in bangladesh, the government is hosting more than a 1000000 of the minority muslims who flits persecution in the united states. the international community isn't doing enough to help way way new is over, i think of rights activist and she joins us now from washington dc. thank you very much for being on this news out. i guess 1st of all, can you just explain what does $8.00 a month get you? i mean, just how tied is best. thank you very much. um. so the dollar a month for a country like yours can not even buy a salad and meal. and now the, the refugees has to lease a month and tie a month with this $8.00. and this is in the situations where refugees already extremely a rick stuff, model nutrition, scott, this is an other preventable illnesses caused by the food security. and now there is no mechanisms for the refugees to fix this problem in the hands because they are already a 100 percent reliant on international 8 in every aspect of their life. and there is access to education, employment opportunities for spill buildings, or even to

n g o. he says the u. n. a national authorities really need to make, pay more attention to this whole refugee issue. she was who was with countries the u. n. g as model mostly they say is that it was she school every day. a new way before i think i wrapped it in uh, sedans, capital following the end of a 3 days ceasefire. the heavy fighting erupted around the national capital, faith baffles, took place in the city of on the dollar amount about 20 kilometers from consume. and its searching group is set to ethan using n c across from ms. ailes again, states military excellence submitted on me. those options are also federal military come out in the center in nevada and initially began a couple of months ago with cash is between the sudanese army in a power or military force known as the r s. f calls ladies believe, to have displaced over 2000000 people. so far. local journalist i'm sort of saying, says it's only getting worse, and i'm going to the post the situation if you're going to case the truly, really quic

unfortunately, if we don't say anything about the u. n r w a leaving us, it would mean we agree that we don't have any rights. let's be transparent. the u. n. r w a n u n. are the only witness to the suffering of the boasting and refugees. there is no replacement for the u. n. r w a. not even that the listing and administration even they don't have the money for palestinian refugees. we are telling the u. n r w a that they are the only ones that can sustain us and know our misery. you are the ones witnessing our expulsion. so the, for the, for the why there was a shot for the so the agencies funding comes from the united states in 2021. the us was the largest contributor, followed by germany, making off about $46.00 per sense of the total contributions the agency receives from governments. the u is traditionally the 3rd largest give her earlier in march, the u. n. r w, a representative in gaza and i was that some countries will reduce their donations . they see are with others and not increasing their aid as planned. he said, the world's

really say the big children in su down are in immediate danger of the conflict between 2 warring functions continues to escalate in the north east african country, that's the stark morning from the u. n, which says it's already documented dozens of cases of killings, sexual abuse, and other serious violations by both parties. more than a 1000000 people have already been forced to flee their homes to whose display smell of them 1200000 people inside sit down driven nearly 400000 to freight and neighboring countries, and severely damaged the capital, where the rest of the population is at the mercy of fighting as strikes and looting or we cross now to local reporter, colorado. let's out to speaking to us from johannesburg. morning to colorado. yeah, the conflicts being raging and sit down for what all those 2 months now. little signs of it ending. take us through hub bob, the situation is on could yes become and on as you said, the situation remains tenuous with regards to the conflict that we're seeing. and so then internally, over a $160.00 somebody else up already been killed as a result of the conflict which is currently in it's a week. what do we are seeing? is that the situation?

unfortunately, if we don't say anything about the u. n r w a leaving us, it would mean we agree that we don't have any rights. let's be transparent. the u. n. r w a n u n. are the only witness to the suffering of the hosting and refugees. there is no replacement for the u. n. r w a. not even the boosting administration issue. even the b, i don't have the money for full listing and refugees. we are telling the u. n. r. w a that they are the only ones that can sustain us and know our misery. you are the ones witnessing our expulsion. so the 1st of the year, why there is a shortfall. most of the agencies funding comes from the united states in 2021. the u. s. was the largest contributor, followed by germany, making up about 46 percent of the total contributions the agency receives from governments. the u is traditionally a said largest gift or earlier in march, the u. n. r w, a representative in gaza and i was that some countries will reduce their donations, they see or with other result increasing their aid as planned. he said the world's f

unfortunately, if we don't say anything about the u. n. r w a leaving us, it would mean we agree that we don't have any rights. let's be transparent. the u. n. r w a n u n, are the only witness to the suffering of the boosting and refugees, there is no replacement for the u. n. r w a. not even that the listing and administration is even the be. i don't have the money for call listing and refugees. we are towing the u. n. r w a that they are the only ones that can sustain us and know our misery. you are the ones witnessing our expulsion. so the you follow for the why there is a shortfall. most of the agencies funding comes from the united states in 2021. the u. s. was the largest contributor, followed by germany, making up about 46 percent of the total contributions the agency receives from governments. the u is traditionally the 3rd largest give or earlier in march, the u. n. r w, a representative in gaza. and i was that some countries will reduce their donation, stacy, or with others, and not increasing their aid as planned. he said, the

unfortunately, if we don't say anything about the u. n r w a leaving us, it would mean we agree that we don't have any rights. let's be transparent. the u. n. r w a n u n. are the only witness to the suffering of the boasting and refugees? there is no replacement for the u. n. r w a. not even the boosting administration issue, even they don't have the money for palestinian refugees. we are telling the u. n r w a that they are the only ones that can sustain us and know our misery. you are the ones witnessing our expulsion. so the 1st of the year why there was a shortfall. most of the agencies funding comes from the united states in 2021. the u. s. was the largest contributor, followed by germany, making up about 46 percent of the total contributions the agency receives from governments. the u is traditionally a said largest give or earlier in march, the u. n. r w, a representative in gaza and i was that some countries will reduce their donations . they see are with others and not increasing their aid as planned. the sad, the world's focus

it says it needs $200000000.00. the head of the u. n. release and works agency owner law says the lack of cash is its biggest threats and supports millions of palestinian refugees in syria and lebanon . and jordan as well as the occupied palestinian territories in the west bank, east jerusalem, and the gaza strip. did abraham, it is at the amare refugee camp in ramallah. with more on this, the commissioner general of on the plaza really has said that the agency might not be able to fulfill its duties towards refugees. come september, he says that the money is needed for the agency to keep providing services to more than 6400000 palestinian refugees here in palestine as well as in the region. now honor what has been established in 1949 with the aim of providing educational health and social services to refugees. remember, hundreds of thousands of them with this place from their homes forcibly evicted after the war that followed the creation of the state of israel. the agency has been saying for years, deeply under funded now here in the

and the u. n's, cultural agency, unesco says united states has applied to rejoin organization. us officials say the decision was motivated by concern that china could take advantage of america's absence to influence global ai standards and education policy dropped administration with drew the us from unesco in 2017 over alleged anti israel bias and mismanagement in italy. as remember in former liter silvio berlusconi was died at the age of 86. he passed away after months of illness. those county was the country's long distance serving prime minister and he's due to be given a state funeral at milan cathedral on wednesday. on the streets of room citizens reflect on the passing of a man who has a constant figure of the country's political landscape for over 3 decades. maybe. oh, really familiar. you seem to multiple, but anyway, i'm sorry to hear it because even though i don't show his views, the tools, he was to say that he did really historic things i have all these years. and he was a great political impresario. story as i don't know, what bad things this will lead to, but i'm sure this wi

says 2014. so far this year, at least 650 people have died and more than 300 are missing at the u. n's migration agency says there are more than 700000 migrants and lived there. 89 percent of them cited economic difficulties in their countries for coming to libya . the oil rich nation has been engulfed in conflict for more than a decade. but experts say a stable libya could help decrease the number of people attempting the dangerous journey crossing to europe around. if i cannot, i am. they said in the near future we see elections being held and back to economic security and political stability. and they'd be, the job market will increase, so they'll be no need to cross to you. i mean, came to libya from niger more than 10 years ago. he's been working at this restaurant in miss rata ever since he says he hopes to open his own restaurant one day. i mean, i don't want to go to europe. i'm comfortable here. i'm happy with my job. coming to my work and get paid on time. thanks to god, i'm doing very well financially unable to support my family back home. lucas might says more than 80 percent of his

he has budget and says it needs $200000000.00 ahead of the u. n. releasing works. agency says the last of cash. it's biggest threats and supports millions of palestinian refugees in syria and lebanon, and jordan, as well as the occupied palestinian territories in the west bank, east jerusalem, and the gaza strip. even abraham is that the mari refugee camps and ramado with more than the store. the commissioner general of the plaza really has said that the agency might not be able to fulfill its duties towards refugees. come september, he says that the money is needed for the agency to keep providing services to more than 6400000 palestinian refugees here in palestine as well as in the region. now honor what has been established in 1949 with the aim of providing educational health and social services. the refugees, remember hundreds of thousands of them with this place from their homes forcibly evicted after the war that followed the creation of the state of israel. the agency has been saying for years, deeply under funded now here in the occupied,

i just say to the veteran customer still ahead on the program, we examine the u. n. re force that says families in gosh, i've trapped in a cycle of poverty and desperation. and brings harry's a no show on the 1st day of his showed on against a british tempered newspaper. the or the organs here, world's weather uptake will take this one off with this disturbance cooking up in the arabian sea. some forecast models are putting it toward oman, others, and focused on check back with us. this will certainly be in the headlines over the next few days for now still head seabreeze in southern focused on so karate at 39. but i think it's going to feel about 45 on tuesday. he wave alerts in play for eastern india westbank all states and be har, as those temperatures hits or exceed 40 degrees. and here's our monsoon rains through sri lanka, closing in on the admin and nick of our islands now with a breeze off the enemy and see the gulf of thailand. that's fueling some of the storms that we're seeing right across indo china to china. we go in and update on our seasonal plumb rai

contributed to the welfare in human development of 4 generations of palestinians. beneficiaries say the u. n. r w a is literally irreplaceable. if they close down where am i supposed to go? where will i get my medication? as a woman and the refugee with 3 kids that study in school.

struck last july to help tactful a global food crisis that was exacerbated by the war, russia says that the u. n. is failing to implement the the war in ukraine. it is high on the agenda as foreign ministers from the bricks group of nations gather in cape town, south africa. a briggs is made up of brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa. the group will also discuss the admission of new members as it seeks to expand its global influence. earlier today, south africa's foreign minister welcomed her russian counter part. but there is uncertainty over whether russian president vladimir putin will be welcome. when the break summit takes place in johannesburg in august, the russian president, you may remember, it's the subject of a board crimes arrest warrant that was issued by the international criminal court. the dw corresponding privilege most fund here is in cape town. i asked him how big a shadow the russian president's potential august visit is cast. it does cost a big shadow over this meeting. i think if you look at what has been happening, the discussions and, or the price of the little

u. n. forces. the military says a coalition of rebel groups called codec old carried out the attack, burning civilians alive including women and children. the cadet co fighters are among the more than a $120.00 armed groups operating income. those goals which each this for president donald trump, is heading to the state of florida as we speak to appear before court on tuesday. these are live pictures of trumps playing on the ground at newark airport in new jersey. now in motion, the former president is facing $37.00 federal charges including more than 30 accounts of violating the espionage act. this is about the former president's handling of classified documents, many of which were recovered from his mar alonzo state. he is due to be arraigned on tuesday and law enforcement in the us state of florida as stepping up security a head of his arraignment. many of his supporters are calling for protests and rallies outside the miami court house. there are concerns that violence may follow the former us president spaces $37.00 charges, as we said, for allegedly keeping classified documents after his term en

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