june. he's now in quito equitable for someone who. okay, so how does all of the media we've come to columbia home june has made it here, and we're hoping to meet him about this to nation is nicole clean, a seaside town, 790 kilometers north of the capital. focus on this area was once a relatively quiet gets away. so beach and offers, but it's now better known as the staging ground. so migrants planning to hike the carrier gap. yeah, they can catch ferries across the sea to begin the track. we manage to find home june the keys with 2 other chinese microns. a local guy is standing nearby, but he's novice and the microns tell us to keep our distance home june's companions on. usually whites and devout catholics. long to young says they left china for the sake of the future. children are feeling a little ahead and you'll either see what i see. i cannot do this to prepare for the track. the mike when spend several hours buying hiking gear? they also visit a supermarket to still comp on food. the

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so i'll talk you through what has been happening president june. so if you shocked even his closest allies, some local media report that even his closest is didn't know that he intended to declare martial law in, in a late night television address. and at that moment, he choose the country's main opposition party sympathizing with north korea. and antique state activities. now shortly onto that announcement from the president the, the on. now under the constitution, marshall must be lifted when apollo mentioned majority demands that. and indeed, that happened shortly after the president's declaration. now just in these past few minutes, we've seen that the president is confirming that he will indeed lift, marshall, following that cabin is missing. now that was something that, that, of course we were expecting because that is in line with, with korean, little, but at the same with south korea as low. but at the same time, as our correspondent had been noticing, there was a particular silence that was coming from the president and the president's com

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also coming up no less up to israel's attack on garza thousands are killed in it. strikes since june on tuesday, the opposition finds is at phones. as the syrian government suggests joined by russian volkswagen intensify. eric and protest is out on the street again in georgia. angry over a decision to stop talks on joining the, the south korea has been plunged into a political crisis after president june so killed the clan martial law. and last night, t z e address. he accused the countries main opposition policy of sympathizing with north korea and just anti state activities. just a few hours later, paul, them into voted unanimously to block the president's declaration access. i'm a begins of coverage the, the, the streets outside south korea's parliament for testers. the nose in unprecedented, moved by their president, president to use secures the corporation of martial law since shocked waste through the nation. now i don't mean your open a hit bindix at an emergency motion loop in order to defend the free republic of korea from the subject of north korean communist forces. and to

still ahead on al jazeera, south korea's parliament votes to impeach a defiance president june. so if you will explain what happens next, the in depth analysis of the days headlines. what are we supposed to read painting through the use of basically you miss all by russian informed opinions. finally, after over a year of genocide, the i c. c has come to this decision, critical debate. the difference between china and most of the rest of the world is that china plans long term inside story do conferences and meetings like cop 29 and others make a difference on how to 0 from the impact of the us selections, the escalating conflict in the middle east and the urgency of climate action upfront sets the stage for serious debate on out jersey or the latest news as it breaks the last test. what was the please of power of president bernard, and i said his room is now over with details coverage. i don't know how much is a party one to process the winning tree. it's about participating. wordpress. it does say for the and the beach from around the world. first, the valley avenue is filled w

also, when it comes to questioning president june, or even putting present june under arrest, that now becomes a lot easier with these. this investigation goes under a now is conducted by prosecutors and the police. but for the moment, as far as his political career is concerned, a president june. so if y'all as president as president, that career is over as a full, the high flying public prosecutor who rose to the office of prosecute a general of south korea. you're in sick yell now finds himself full in from grace and potentially on the wrong side of the law. following his ill fated attempt at imposing martial toner. conclusions. i declare martial law to protect the free republic of korea from the threats of north korean communist forces. he had played a key role in convicting form of presidents leading young back. and then pocky and hayes, who had been coming broiled in scandal and was forced out to of office of to large scale street protests in 2017 units of done to pox liberal successive mood j. and until disagreements led to his resignation. setting himself up was a popular choic

peter: june 19, 1953 was there execution date. when is the last time he saw them?> just before the execution. we visited them in prison. i cannot remember if it was the 16th or 17th of june. michael may have a better handle on that. but it was that. and that's the last time we saw them. >> it was june 16 and the only reason i remember that for sure is that they had been sentenced to die on june 18, which was their 14th wedding anniversary. so when we left the prison, rather than the usual smiles and goodbyes, i knew there was a danger that they would actually be killed on the 18th, so i started sort of whining, one more day to live, and they stopped themselves from crying, kissed us both and we were going. and the good news was the next day there had been a stay of execution that would keep them alive for months and months and then the day after they called the supreme court back into special session, which was an absolutely disgusting activity, and the day after that, they were killed, so they got one extra day of life instead of extra months they would have under

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in june 2024, a 5 destroyed the aerosol lithium manufacturing plants. new sol, 23 work has died, including 184 and is she has some problems daughter, june. you was one of them to the common assessments and i asked them some thought to completion on several homes that are going to be at the most. and we took the month to most of it on time. no, no, you didn't go. i'm going to turn the 3rd 2 over. i can tell you the unit or here's our team of body negates and then on some friends then we 17 of the victims including choose georgia. we're chinese, the largest foreign community in south korea. in 2011, the 26 year old woman left young. she a korean enclave in north east china. and so to better opportunities in south korea . so none of the 2 people in the house and put them down for lunch she uses and all that will cause uses. i guess the cause hardware was in the car sale. someone is on the, on the got the what is her cousins? hold on for the customer? no, but if not to get there cause he has some sort of she was it was this okay. well, it's not the one that

now i'm in the long lawn and we also got the paid i and the check from pay june 5 june will atlanta ingle in december 2020. another female cambodian worker was founded in a plastic greenhouse about 50 kilometers north of sol. temperatures had brought below minus 15 degrees, and with no hitching, she died in a sleep. according to a labor ministry report released the following month, 70 percent of foreign workers in the farming and fishing industries were living in make shift structures rather than proper housing. daniel mazda wong could on 9 phone tanya withdrawal. 590. 2 for psycho last, that's how i got on the source about the pay of land victims of abuse. a few options. low wage form workers are often tied to their employee is true. strict visa regulations, despite government promises to improve their living conditions. most migrant workers still excluded from the social safety net, the southern tip of the korean to each. the foaming community is known is disappearing . the town as well as tough it's residence since the 1960 jungle being says he has no choice but to hide knowing a 33 ye

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so if y'all, this is a long time ally of president june, a lifelong friend of his, but he is somebody who's been very closely connected with the imposition of this martial law who has been blamed by many people. it's in positions as now, seemingly taking the full. busy there's a remains to be seen whether that will be enough to try to assuage a lot of the growing and adult only amongst opposition members in this national assembly, but also the general public. we have seen savvy is protest taking place overnight. we have had campbell at vigils that people coming out onto the street saying that president june ultimately has to go as a result of this, we're expecting here at the national assembly as the day goes on, ball protests. interestingly as the people around the world are being fall. busy during this, just know that the bold a here in north korea that has been silenced full yet another day, there's been no actual mentioned in those creating official media of all of the political tell them all that's been taking place here. south of the dancing around with him and just talking abou

a n t june um, demonstrations expected. uh, actually they were supposed to be in downtown sol, but no, because the impeachment vote will be held in front of the national assembly. now the demonstrations have moved to an in front of the parliamentary building and several 100 thousands will be expected and the crowds are already gathering as we speak, the public is really against them. so i don't see that he can politically survive. it's all experts say that it's only a matter of time until he has to either resign or he will be impeached. journalist for being customer and soul. thank you. a while after seizing the cities of a level and hama syrian rebels are now closing in on the city of homes, government forces have been unable to mount any effective resistance since he is almost insurgents. launched the defense of last week. taking homes would bring them a step closer to capturing the capital, damascus, and toppling president bashar assad. government extra mas troubles on the outskirts of from the city. but it's released by

his duty station was in europe june of 1948 to june 1949, once returned to the u.s., he was put on a troop train west where. he headed where he ended his journey in japan, where he was assigned to the 24th infantry regiment. sergeant first class was moved from japan, pusan, korea korea. we had one more panelist who was supposed to be here today, mr. robert gross but. he passed 22 october 24, just a few weeks ago. i'm going to ask mr. if you would share what you know about mr. gross yes. robert gross was a past president of the north-east chapter, and he served with us and korea. he was looking forward to being here. and i really, really heard us that we'd him. so i get a chance to meet him. and yet i did. there's a clip on youtube of him in his 74 seconds, and i got much out of that 74 seconds. the asked him his name, you know, and he answered that and then he said, do you have any experiences as mr. gross combat experiences? i got a whole lot. and at that moment i said, i wish, i had the opportunity to meet him. then he was asked the question, why are you here? and he didn't hesitat

keith morrison (voiceover): this was early june.s had looked up chris's business partner, ed shin. maybe he knew where chris went. ed told them how they'd gone into business together. keith morrison (voiceover): but by the summer of 2010, ed said chris wanted out. keith morrison (voiceover): and ed wanted to help his friend and partner. so he made him that offer, which was frankly, tough to refuse. keith morrison (voiceover): ed said he'd pay chris $250,000 in gold coins. and he'd wire him another $250,000 monthly installments. and if they ever sold the company, ed would wire chris another $500,000, truly a million-dollar payout. and why did chris suddenly leave? ed had a theory. keith morrison (voiceover): and, ed said, chris had a darker side. keith morrison (voiceover): ed told them chris drank and worked late into the night, writing the company's radio ads and tv ads. and he added in sleeping pills and even harder drugs to inspire creativity, apparently. keith morrison (voiceover): ed said chris would sometimes go on bender-like

the pressure is mounting on south korea as president in june. so he all to quits immediately. all face impeachment that's up to you and then post martial law on tuesday, only to be over ruled by paula months. few hours later lawmakers votes. it's unanimous to prolong the decree. and that's it from the me and the news team from the world news update for you at the top of the articles . don't go away and coming up next we take a look at how samples of luna rocks helped us understand the moon and our own planets. tomorrow today and then also catch up on our youtube channel, data dw, and use and on our website, dw dot com use got office and brother in from the embassy. thanks very much. the . ready the up to now astronauts and probes have brought nearly 400 kilograms of moving volks back to us. where on the moon, did they come from? and tell us they changed how we've, you all close this celeste steel neighbors. the moment is to the moon is a history book that allows us to look far back into the passcode could to some posts from china's 2020 full moon mission, to throw out new myst

so now am i speaking to june ha pock, a correspondent at korea pro. that's the south korean use analysis websites. thanks so much for joining us. of the what happened yesterday? how likely is it that the president will now be impeached? well, there's a lot of fury on the ground and thanks for having me. and there's a lot of fury on the ground from lawmakers from the public on what the decision of president june was to make sure that he declares martial law at 10 30 pm last night. it's still up in the air as to what he's actually planned up. it's a p p. the people our party, the ruling pals, hardy and, and also the prime minister. and the chief of staff of both have all 3 have meant inside the presidential office with preston, you the defense minister has attended his resignation as has the full cabinet of the south korean cabinets as well. and it's quite certain that the south re impressed and right now, there is quite a lot of and momentum that he will be impeached. very soon, the impatient bill, as i have heard from my sources, is that it has been s

i'm getting ready for christmas back in june. i know you're really up to day, so let's get you a quick reminder of adult story. the french all makers have i'll state the cabinet and a vote of no confidence against the prime minister. the photo from show bomb use 3 months old capital to leave friends with other government or advances as it enters venue you that's it from me and it is team coming up next. focus on here on gab office invalid. thanks the for just a few days each year. they so a chimed on. the remote is greek islands, india, gmc, 60 doctors from various medical fields. also the basic medical cards, you know, give us great feelings. focus on the next on the, the last blast. a story is almost the same practice. mostly they close. they goes down. what's, why this on the label? how many go i've been to come effect on police. police 14, mostly part of the best. we've got 3 equal payments or the gainesville support this bill for a little that's the name of a few items. the guy come on, the ceiling, come with the effect in t

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. >> in june. became the youngest murderers convicted since the killing of toddler james bulger in liverpool three decades earlier. jack carson reported on the most brutal of crimes that saw 19 year old sean seesahai hacked to death with a machete by 212 year olds in wolverhampton. >> it's the 13th of november last year, and the 19 year old boards a tram with his friends from handsworth to a stop in wolverhampton. an hour after leaving his home. he's seen here in a petrol station shop before making his way with one of his friends to the stowlawn playing fields. this cctv is blurry, but police believe this footage at 8:14 pm. is the moment sean was attacked by 212 year old boys. >> because of the young age, the two killers were not named. they were both sentenced to a minimum of eight and a half years each in a young offenders institution. more than a year after fleeing to pakistan, the father, stepmother and uncle of a young girl from surrey finally face justice for her murder. >> now, in some brea

in the national assembly that he tried to side line with a declaration of martial law. president, june sic y'all, is facing growing efforts to oust him opposition, policies pushing and impeachment motion. se unit appears to have been rooted by a loop response from the military. it does have corners, funds, you can fortunately many troops refused to complain with this absurd commodities. it will even those officers and soldiers who followed the orders, try to minimize home to civilians. they made efforts to reduce the destruction recorded using firearms and refrain from causing the full injuries, opting instead for the bare minimum action is required of them. moreover, it was thanks to the courageous assets of party officials, agents, and the makers, and the citizens who woke from their beds in the dead of the night and rushed to the national assembly. that these 2 attempt, what's toward south korea's national assembly will vote on president june's impeachment this saturday. so whatever the outcome, many people here but leave his bills paid to the attempt at martial law, completely disq

many blame a manual, my girl for the situation is cool for surprise not the election in june resulted in a deeply divided parliament strengthened fall right under the left wing alliance. the one the election board says this and pay was like an old. we will ups the 1st person on my credit to respect the votes of french people who voted for our coalition. the new footprint shots to go over into the country. ivr. if you do that, he respects the people's decision or you should resign the lease a says with micro will address the nation. meanwhile, bonnie, a once praised his work is the use briggs that negotiate to will now go down in history. was francis short to serving prime minister. natasha butler. i'll do 0 paris or a spring in its own cliff stuff. got you all a political analyst on electra political science at the so bone university joins me now from powers. thank you for your time. so as we sold, the prime minister is expected to submit his resignation, which will of course, enough to bring the collapse of the government. what happens off to that, as well as a minimum needs to pick

we're beginning south korea web presence in june. so k o now says he will lift marshall low just hours after declaring it. he said he would respect a vote by parliament calling on him to withdraw the measure drive. it's got it outside the national assembly building all night in a position to his original declaration made light on tuesday. troops was sent to the parliament building at one point in full stairway in but have said, spring withdrawal. jim, the stuff i've been that credit is that in the south korean capital. so welcome a 5 year quite a night for south korea just to walk us through what happened so yeah, really a turbulent night and now it's 5 am local time. so what has happened in the evening or the late evening president of june? so if your basic key to clear emergency martial law now it's just for context during the military dictatorship in the south square during the sixties and seventies, the even early eighty's. this was quite common and it was always justified with the threat of north korea. but since the south korea

and south korea's parliament votes to impeach a defiance president june. so he will over his stunning and short lived martial order. last week, the nearly a week after the fall of the said regime, the international push for stability in syria is gaining momentum. regional and western diplomats have gathered to discuss the countries the future as it stands on the cusp of monumental change. after decades of authoritarian rule and conflict at the meeting and jordan, they called for a peaceful and inclusive political transition. what are they? it has more from the meeting and i couple marathon meetings of arab and international diplomats to discuss all not to is relating to syria. and what comes next. agendas converged here in, aka, but they didn't always overlap. hair of states formulated a united position beside that. you know, our message is clear, we all stand with the brother at least 2 young people and will do what we can to help syrians build the future that leads to a life of security, dignity and stability that they were deprived from for many years.

so it was a dramatic reversal of political fortunes a week before president june, so kills governing potty had stood with him to raising parliaments, 1st impeachment vote specified in this, the 2nd enough members broke rings to seal his fate. as president, suspension of the president's duties was urgently needed, and throughout the process, we only thought of the country and the people. south korea has been embroiled in political turmoil since humans controversial in position of marshal more nearly 2 weeks ago. given the scale of the biggest constitutional crisis in decades, his acceptance of his impeachment for it seemed to low key, told him to go to tom, she let me try though i must pause our journey towards the best, the future which i have worked with the people for the past 2 and a half years must never stop tropical in recent days. you and has been defiantly defending his actions and the apparent failure reconciliation that may have made him more enemies on the fact that the ma, some more was imposed only for 6 hours and then and then the then person union voted, highlights how

in many cases of president june, even amongst from the leader of the people party, who was a power to the all the list of those that was due possibly to be arrested as part of his martial law proposals. so it remains to be seen that there's a lot of practice here to be considered by these that conservative low medi cuz there is a tendency in south korea to stick with the party, especially on the conservative side. it is seen as a betrayal to vote against the right wing block. there's also the consideration that if this impeachment goes through that was likely to be an election here within a couple of months. and given the fact that the conservative brand here is such damaged goods at the moment, there is every likelihood that the liberals will suite back into power and a file as it may be just 2 months away. and doing that lead could well be a presidency as deeply unpopular with the conservative ranks. but i think those st . conservative ranks recognize the fact that given all the cause of factors and considerations of the moment is every likelihood that the people of south korea who

on the 18th of june, 1961, b. o a s bombed this transport to paris express, killing 24 people. friends went into shock. the goal had thought the algerian situation was under control, but it was slipping from his garage. france was at the mercy of the combined weight of the o. e. s. and algerian, philip and the police in paris began to take the law into their own hands. on the 17th of october, 1961, they attended a peaceful escalated demonstration near the shuttle and metro station in eastern paris with bloody consequences that dock night the police kills and julian demonstrators and to their bodies into the river say, the death toll remains unknown. but some algerian estimate say over $200.00 people were killed for the french government, something had to be done. the goal is leadership and the escalate and had been negotiating the basis for all jerry and independence for some time in the town of 18 only to set it up to the authors. will you do the update as you do this will need to dispute. you'll see meters use a

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in june, 42 was a major turning. the u.s. navy destroyed four japanese aircraft carriers and ended japan's dominance in the central. a month later, american forces invaded the island of guadalcanal. this was the first step in a strategy that came to be called island hopping and island by island advance toward the japanese homeland in europe. the situation also improved. british forces the german afrika korps in egypt. an anglo-american invasion force landed in north africa to clear the continent of. axis forces and the german advance and the soviet union was stopped in a series of hard fought battles. in 43, the tide of battle continued to turn in favor of the allies as they gained greater and greater control of the fighting in both europe. the pacific. the soviet union turned back the german invasion and driving hitler's armies westward. in july the allies invaded sicily. the invasion led to the overthrow of mussolini's government. italy's surrender. soon after the battle of the atlantic. the campaign to end the german subma

in april 2024 the program was extended yet again until june 30th, 2025.ave seen the city hugely successful program. since it's implementation over 8700 businesses have enrolled. as part of the program our department has waved the cost of 134 permit applications and associated license fees. as well as for one time event permits with those associated businesses and bricks and mortar permits. in total our office has waved $155,865. which we feel very proud about. the great part about the first year free program saul of the fees are waved that are waved are still reimbursed to the respective city agency. which means there is no negative budgetary impact to us. we have seen the opposite. as our permit numbers are higher than ever. for reference we processes 435 permit applications in fiscal year 22-23. a total 551 applications fiscal year 23-24. that's about a 26.67% increase in permit applications between the last two fiscal years. we think is a good indicator for our industry as well. this is fantastic news for our industry. it's taken a toll on our budget.

the chinese migrant sent his wife june. u chan arrived in july 2023. they now live with relatives in the small city of habits in california. okay. okay. well, here you are, assuming we are legal calling you the couple are among the 31000 chinese migrants who enter the us via risky track through latin america in 2023 on social media. this expedition is known as jo, cn for the working roots currently and what the age of the images are. you got those have a good yeah. you know what, how, how we 1st minutes to young and then you can in the calculated columbia near the starts of the journey to lots in america. they chose the walking route because they felt they had no future in china, but didn't think they could get fees as for the united states. what are the so mike was going home to him was travelling with them. the group spent 2 days preparing for what would be the hardest part of that journey . then on a sweltering, often noon, the 3 migrants took a fairy to a town in neighboring panama. the following night human traffic has put them on a smaller boat a

they left on june 11th, on june 13th, the brith renewed their demand that the nina leave right away without delay. w at the fair weather had returned on board, the nina was a guy mevalentine bernard. valentine. bernard to be charles bernard's father. he was 63 years old. he had two hernias. he was being held together by multiple trusses. and you'll have to read the book to find out why such an elderly man, especially at this time, was on a ship like this. but he was there and he became apoplectic. he says, you cannot leave right now. my son and the other men are off hunting. let's wait until they come back. they'll be back soon. and then we will leave. the british wouldn't have it and they stood fast, growing more alarmed. barnard appealed to captain durie. he was the head honcho of the british marines. what he said would go durie, however, was far from being sympathetic to the americans plight and he sided with the other castaways, stating that he, quote, had no objection to the brig proceeding. was shocked by this answer. he said, your marines are under your charge and i demand of you ass

june 5, the eve of d—day.sts and the king and queen. field marshal montgomery, commander in chief of the allied ground forces, wrote in his message to all soldiers on the eve of d—day. "to us is given the honour of striking a blow for freedom "which will live in history. "and in the better days that lie ahead, "men will speak with pride of our doings." and those who never made it home. june 5, the eve of d—day. those who were able gathered in portsmouth, along with vip guests and the king and queen. field marshal montgomery, commander in chief of the allied ground forces, wrote in his message to all soldiers on the eve of d—day. "to us is given the honour of striking a blow for freedom "which will live in history. "and in the better days that lie ahead, "men will speak with pride of our doings." younger generations celebrated and thanked those who'd fought for their freedoms, including the future king. sunrise on the beaches of normandy onjune 6. 80 years on, royal marines waded ashore, just as their predecess

can home june. can we interviewed earlier? is her brother in law still more family members are making their way through life in america and are expected to join them in the coming days. she says the parents played when that government mind is, was paying attention to him now and then show the domain with that you have a home that they begin to show you know that you to jackson's in laws. also in latin america, travelling overland to the united states. his wife and i says, they've been having a hard time. uh while i think people how, how evaluations on being held by my mother used to say that's kind of where, so those are all not in or this out sooner it has to go. you have to hope you guys have when you're done india and his brother leeway has been sending updates for me kind of why that sounded already me now they're trying to address it anyway, so i'm here until the i can't lose. so not just say your name don't, don't zillow, no, not even finding a fault. dental group was on has walk when you watch him and that's what i what

it has been available since june the committee reported out in june. ready for floor consideration paired have not taken it up on the floor of the senate. a decision made by the democrats same thing is true of all the spending bills. eleven out of the 12 reported out ofe the committee last summr available for floor consideration. we could have had them on the floor. farmville expired. a lot of farmers and ranchers out there wondering what will happen with no farmville. water resources development act, same thing. supplemental assistance forerl disasterer. write down the list for things democrats did not get done because they have been worried about elections for the last six months and not concerned about legislating on behalf of the american people. we have ale bit of a pilot. the one thing that i can tell you about next year that it will be different. the american people, the way the senate operates today is not the way it will be operating in the future. we need to fix that. it is high time we start getting the american people's work done. we will t