as we discussed this martha with all science political analyst nicholas america, which he thinks the situation in cost of a has become increasingly worse since it's permanent, as it came to power to. he has a good a and we know that i've been pretty, has been extremely radical since he's been in power. uh, we do know that uh, the relationship between albanians and serves in kosovo, has never been very good since the war. obviously it has worse and actually with the arrival of mr. cruelty in power, and there is a threat coast of always to a store and in the side of the west serving president has been really quite a dammit of saying that a christy's objective is definitely to try to come to the north of coastal and take advantage of the situation to expel the the remaining serves and i think this is something that we can see globally. mr. kirtley is not discussing. uh, european union is now discussing with belgrade virginia and has no they noted this and even the us has noted this now it's why headline story is on the conflicts between on media and as a by john and that have nicole or

kemer and 1,200 against his opponent from romani, but in this the 74th stage was won by nicholas benelli from america and he went to the semi-finals at 97 kilos. mojtabi glej after taking a break in the first round defeated 82 freestylers from italy and in the next round he defeated 11 representatives of japan and reached the quarter finals. to abdul rashid saadullah f russia lost and it is not possible to reach the semi-finals, it has to wait for this wrestler's profit in the final match to continue his work in the 79 kg weight table. mohammad nakhudi won 51 matches against macedonia again in the losers group, and his ranked way to winning the bronze medal of abbas from the republic of azerbaijan and the leader in 74 kg , yunus emami won in this tournament in the 1006 group of chances again from georgia, but in his second match , he lost to the representative of serbia at this stage and benefited from the open classification match last night in 125 kg, amir hossein zare to hasan yazdani won the gold medal in 86 and in 70 kilo amir mohammad yazdani sahib, i have noticed that the national wrestling te

the truth, according to the us authorities, is that nicholas rossi left america in 2017 and flew initiallyecords show that in the period leading up to his departure, he was being investigated for id theft and credit card fraud worth $200,000 after his foster parents accused him of betraying them in the worst possible way. injune that year, he's in england. these photos were taken during a brief relationship that began online and ended with alleged behaviour that led essex police to investigate a rape claim. are you a rapist? 11 months after his arrest and facing a second rape allegation in utah, an edinburgh sheriff was asked to settle the question of identity. in their evidence, the hospital staff that treated arthur knight for covid said they recognised him from the interpol wanted notice issued for nicholas rossi. it included mug shots taken by a rhode island police force who'd been frequent callers to his apartment around 2010. the photographs from pawtucket also included images of rossi's distinctive tattoos. we heard in court, though, that you were identified by tattoos. is it worth

the truth, according to the us authorities, is that nicholas rossi left america in 2017 and flew initiallylice records show that in the period leading up to his departure, he was being investigated for id theft and credit card fraud worth $200,000 after his foster parents accused him of betraying them in the worst possible way. injune that year, he's in england. these photos were taken during a brief relationship that began online and ended with alleged behaviour that led essex police to investigate a rape claim. are you a rapist? 11 months after his arrest and facing a second rape allegation in utah, an edinburgh sheriff was asked to settle the question of identity. in their evidence, the hospital staff that treated arthur knight for covid said they recognised him from the interpol wanted notice issued for nicholas rossi. it included mug shots taken by a rhode island police force who'd been frequent callers to his apartment around 2010. the photographs from pawtucket also included images of rossi's distinctive tattoos. we heard in court, though, that you were identified by tattoos. is it

, great deal of solidarity indeed from our walk into the morocco, but also those abroad, nicholas hoc in americas. thank you very much. we are now going to go to another of our correspondents covering this story. for his hash him, i had a buyer who was near the epi center of the quick, in wild county. how should i know that reaching the the center area has been quite a challenge for you and your team. talk to us about what you've seen and heard since you arrived in walk on a well fully. it's been extremely, extremely difficult. trip. yes. to dave, back from that to the whole, be very happy send to just about 10 kilometers from here to which was the if the center of the white vibe where we saw a desperate attempt to pull people back from the robin. unfortunately, the people that were uh, richard, yes, today would that in the local community that was completely destroyed during the us click on our way back at night from that to the pool hughes sung. so brooks fell from the mountains and blocked the roads. adjust. it's, as you can see, i'm surrounded by mountains and there's only small bows. comes u

well, let's take your just some pictures now, because nicholas is just talking there about residents of america, helping residents and are cash. and this is exactly what you are watching. these people are lining up to donate blood. we know there was a huge cold push out. obviously the hospitals are very, very stretched, and there has been a death of blood, and so people have been stepping in to give of themselves to help as much as they can. well, that's not bringing another mark. hash resident bushrod grades back. she's also been helping people outside mar cash and some of the impact to the villages with food. she joins us from the bush, ryan's down, driven out to some of these more like villages that we've been talking about. can you describe? you can see as well, devastating, like what everybody said, the rocks were roads. uh uh, the sorry the roads were blocked. there were rocks on the road so they had to move the rocks. so we could pass the way. we saw a lot of military uh, going up that way in the mountains. a lot of ambulance has a lot of helicopters though, so tomorrow kind of doris isn

while we have, i got teams of correspondence covering the story, nicholas hopkins standing by america. as far as besides its cost, i have to ask him how about his nitty epi sent it into a lot and youtube and how should, let's just begin with what's going on behind you. obviously, you're very close to that type. you center very close to the very, to the center of the as quickly we just give you an idea about what's happening here. this is the vintage of a lots and uh yeah, cool. one of the harry of the hottest hit my, the wait times, you can see behind the rest, to us racing against time to pull the people trapped under the rubble. yesterday, there was a happy ending of mid old mazda of destruction and tragedy managed to pull outside his mother alive. but unfortunately, his little brother died in this way. you can see relatives here that it's just desperate looking forward to see what uh, their loved ones would be able to be retrieve my life from this area. why is it significant? it took me about 5 hours to drive from the airport market to all the way to this area. and i have to say th

as you might punches era from the epi sent out to escalate the story. nicholas keys also live for wagon and south america. i shall say parts of the api center as well. uh, nicholas. the sun is about to say, uh the know the cold evening awaits those that have survived the quake. and that's right. it is going to be another difficult night for many of the people that we've seen setting up tens here. the temperatures in a couple of hours will reach z, will drop to 0 degrees celsius. and we've been here all day. and we have seen very little presence of the government or moroccan authorities, a few kilometers away mar, cash. the king went to give some blood setting an example to the moroccan people, but also showing his presence especially it's very important. and as a symbol, especially for those that are here, we're waiting for american authorities to reach some of these remote areas very far and very difficult of access. the at the center is 19 kilometers away from where i stand. it could take normally in normal circumstances, just a few hours to get there. no, it's taking days. the authorities are using he

america. let's go live to our correspondents nicholas hawk. he's joining us in from the case. what's happening with you on that? but just look right behind me. there are hundreds of families gathered here that will sleep rough tonight because they cannot go back to their homes. this is a real crisis in unprecedented crisis, not just for the people who are cash, but for 6 provinces in which the earthquake has effected. now joining me now is injuries from birmingham. he's a taurus that was stuck in a 1000000, which is the at the center of where the 1st are as breaks and strikes. now what happened to you when that happened? but we were just ready to get into beds. it was just past midnight and all of a sudden we heard the most horrific finding and sounding noise, which is sounds that i cannot even explain. and the whole building was shaking. and then they say, you lost the 50 to 20 seconds. what, what will go into the old did it seemed lucky what's going on forever, on screens and everything, but i'll have him do the law will praise to allow the building did not drop, which allow

america. yes. well, let's go live now to nicholas hawk, who is in myra cache. nick, so you've been out and about in myra, catch people. as you were saying, you are open to us, still sleeping on the streets. tell us what's been happening that of the bullets midnight local time. and let me show you how wildly this square is filled with families gathered in. this is really a tribute to the resilience of the american people just early on just a few minutes ago. we saw a family distributing coast coast to those that are here. they need water, they need food. we've saw, we saw earlier on people distributing medicine. they need help, but in the face of this terrible calamity, there is a show of solidarity and it's residents from our cash helping the residents of the medina. now there is that aspect of how things are going on, but there's also terrible, terrible stories just earlier on there was a family there that was gathered in one of the members of the family. a young woman went back inside the medina to get some cash to buy some food. and now she entered that home

america as well. let's go live to our correspondents nicholas hawk. now he's joining us live for modification. and nick, you've been among the people out on the streets and medication all day. what are they telling you about why they had that needed to days off with the quakes trunk? well, we're just on the hills of the by j. how is does it 400 year old structure that with the, with 3rd this drink of the earth quake. but look around me. crowds of people have gathered and they've come here because this square, which is a way from the walls of the medina, is the safest place for them to spend their nights. but liz, here's the challenge. they have little access to food, water, and we've seen other residents. the wealthy residents have markers come here, distribute water, distribution, painkillers, medicine. you can see the army, some of the people that are spending the night here are sick for the hospitals of this city are over whelmed. with those that are injured in this earth break and lives worth 75 kilometers away from the at the center. look at the sheer number of people affected by this ear

nicholas king. the map of the western part of north america. you could see the mississippi river and great lakes. even where the route of canadians is quite defined. as is the pacific coast where vancouver, captain cook, others had charted the pacific coast. i love this word in the middle. i have looked at hundreds of maps in my life. this is the only time i have found this word. i have blown it up. it says conjectural. that means we don't know what is there. this is amazing. lewis and clark are pretty much -- they know where their destination is. they are not quite sure what they are going to encounter in the interim. there were all kinds of stories of what they might find. they might find exotic animals or welshmen -- welch men. mountains of silver. mountains of salt. a northwest passage. large, furry beaver that were six feet long. who knew what to expect in this area? they are kind of exploring naturalists. they're paying attention to the laura and anna -- flora and fauna to understand what is going on in that region. they also knew if they got into the great plains and there weren't any tree

america as well. we've got teams of correspondence covering the story. nicholas sack is standing by for us a maverick has professed let's close over the 100 mile bro. who's near the epi center. tell out the new cuban. how soon? just a short while ago, i believe a helicopter landed. it's one of the stories you've been telling us about how that trying to get help. not just to those rural areas in the mountains, but also to the people where you off with a dig, a full survive is continues. that was a helicopter belonging to the armed forces. it has to main task, delivering aids, evacuating people in those desolate areas. bringing those into it all the way to hospitals in the city of mine, i guess. but it's a complex, extremely difficult situation that makes just give you an idea about why what is happening over here. you have the rest to, as they were told, there is, there is someone chopped underneath and the front excess continues to be able to retrieve people from under the rubble rescue. with a june donnelly fund specialist over here, i wanted to share some stories with you earlier about a man a mean

america that's. that's bringing our correspondence. nicholas hawk. now he's joining his life for medication that you've been among the people out on the streets and medication for many hours. now. what are they telling you about why the why did that and the 2 days. i think it is now 2 days off with the quakes truck of the that's right. 48 hours after the earthquake. there is still more and more people on this crowd. remember, last time we spoke, there were hundreds of families look at it now look at the square. it's as if people had reproduced their living room and are going to spend the night here, their elderly people. and they're also very young ones and they're using this camping gear to make food. there's only one bathroom in public toilet that just behind me over there. we saw the security forces and you can see them right behind us now. and then they come through the area, just keeping an eye on the situation. and behind us, is it medina where their homes are destroyed? some of them still standing. we went inside these homes, but barely this s

reporter: reporter: for now, people in america are trying to build back their lives from out of the rubble. united and in grief. nicholasal jazeera, marrakech. elizabeth: still ahead, thousands gather outside israel's supreme court head of an appeal against proposed judicial changes. and north korea's leader is on his way to russia to meet vladimir putin. the u.s. suspects arm sales are on the agenda. ♪ >> you should be feeling the warmth in both south australia and down in victoria, probably new south wales, with the cloud have been going through. the sun is getting to work. the same is largely so immediately in perth, a 20 four degrees. that will not last. 24 in adelaide. the average is in the middle teens. it's going to warm up more i suspect by wednesday. not true for perth. 20 degrees in the breeze. as for new zealand, a benign day. breeze out of the southwest not particularly strong. mostly bright and sunny with one or two showers in the west. indonesia is still largely dry, but the rain is showing up more so in borneo, and west pope or new guinea and in symetra. the heaviest is up in myanmar and in a good part of

that alexander had an easy time with america with the same result, microb won, the android dubbed, and the cigar in one drive won, and alex domino took 300 nicholaspurchase from the front. the left over from the third week of the premier league last night, tractor tabriz scored a goal against esteghlal in khuzestan. the victory came and with what conditions it climbed from the sixth place in the table. the technical staff of the national football team invited shoja khalilzadeh, the defender of tractor tabriz, to the camp in the traditional wrestling world cup in almaty, kazakhstan. iran national field hockey team in their last meeting in 76th asian championship to bangladesh with a total of five wins and two defeats in the sixth place in asia . thank you for your cooperation with the sports news of this hour. welcome, the price of bus tickets to the western borders of the country has been reduced by 33% from 750 to 500 thousand tomans according to the announcement of the road transport and road transport organization.

nicholas hawk algae 0 great. so far as he's in mexico or grappling with a surge in migraines from lots of america, trying to make their way note to us both the mexican officials have applied the range of tactics including shutting down some roadways. model to follow as well. a seemingly endless cue of migrants crossing the rio grande from mexico into the united states. they're part of a recent search in migrant crossings in places like the d pass, gape, one of the busiest border crossings between the 2 countries. many of them say they're fling worsening, political and economic conditions in their home countries. go see a man by a situation in my country is suffocating. in mexico, the recent wave of migrants appears over whelming. earlier this week, mexico's national railway service, federal mex announced a temporary suspension of operation after several deaths and injuries were before the bolding migrants calling from spring cards. the freight trains, or one of the most popular methods used by migrants as they make their way to the united states. collectively, these real cars are known as levies where the bees m

nicholas hawk algae 0. the car sizes of migrants and continuing their journey from mexico into the us. products of people mainly from central america, are in the town of equal pos and texas, where they're hoping to get assigned them. a large number of arrivals last week triggered the closure of one us border crossing and forced mexico's largest railroad to suspend dozens of freight trains. or are you a soldier has landed back in a military base in texas softer? he was expelled by north korea, but he was detained for 2 months. private travis king dashed across the demilitarized zone from south korea. was the 1st to do so in decades. particle hanging reports. in the early morning hours army private travers king walked off with military flight and into a texas army hospital to be physically and mentally evaluated. he had just been released from 10 weeks captivity in north korea, after bolting across the border from south korea, where he had been stationed prior to fleeting king. it's spent $47.00 days in a south green jail for a sold. the army was sending him home to face possible disciplinary action or discharge, but he somehow manag

nicholas hawk in the high atlas mountain. the area of with gun where aid is slow to come and villagers are taking matters in their own hands. a to is also coming from people, america tissue in many a chewing, to give blonde, to help us in choosing the quite the . so we begin an eastern libya with thousands of people of data and close to $10000.00 to missing off the floods almost completely destroyed. the city of done a, more than a 1000 bodies, have been recovered off the torrents of water comp, the path through the ports as he went to upstream. dan's best destroying and time neighborhoods, buildings collapsed. tom sort of attend and people were swept away when the heaviest rainfall and 4 decades fell. well 30 say at least a quarter of the city that has a population of about 100000, has been completely destroyed. administered in the eastern administration, visited the area and says bodies can be seen lying every with the death toll is expected to rise significantly. libya correspondence malik trying to begins our coverage. the worst storm libya has seen in decades brought record rainfall and destruction. of the impact on eastern areas has been devastating, but in

america overspends. thank you. host: to michigan, we hear from nicholas. hello. caller: can he haur me? ok, cool.a couple of points of order. the fist one being the ukraine war. the way i see it is we have putin's basically gone rowing and painted -- rogue and painted himself into a corner and he's never going to stop. the problem is, biden asking for $24 billion for more war and what i say is, how about a surgical strike? we could with one thing take out putin with a hail fire blaze missile. that thing can hit a moving target in a vehicle with no collateral damage. it seems to me like solving putin would be easy. on that front. the next topic would be -- it is not time to be cutting corners and doing things like that. it's time to invest in the people. what i'd like to see happen is universal basic income at $2,000 a person for everybody. and the way we want to award that is we as the treasury and the government are going to invest in you, the people, to show us what the investment is worth. and i guarantee if you give everybody $2,000 a month just as a pilot program, you'll see some real result

nicholas? a couple of interesting story. braverman refuses with welby over refuses talks with welby over migration. okay. i'd say good on her. >> and this is obviously in the wake of this speech she gave in america multiculturalism and welby, as we know, and actually the church generally has a bit history generally has a bit of a history of wading in it comes to of wading in when it comes to this issue. yeah this particular issue. yeah >> them more >> and i'd like to see them more maybe wading into the of maybe wading into the defence of christianity dealing with christianity and dealing with empty. many empty. we have so many empty churches this country. churches in this country. even islamic don't bother churches in this country. even islamic them. don't bother churches in this country. even islamic them. unlike bother churches in this country. even islamic them. unlike bo france attacking them. unlike in france . or have you ever heard of a plot foiled by by by the plot being foiled by by by the by the authorities? because some somebody wanted to attack. it happens in italy, in france, elsewhere, all the time. but i'd say more dealing with the christian faith and empty churches and the christ