in a nearby town, there�*s now a desperate crush — for information and for aid — from people who suddenlyple will end up. and many are still shaken by two days of shelling last week. as azerbaijan retook karabakh by force, melina and her grandchildren huddled in their cellar. she�*s now had to tell them they won�*t be going home because she�*s scared to live under azerbaijani rule. so, they�*ve joined the crowds now heading into uncertainty as the face of nagorno—karabakh is transformed. ukraine and russia have been pushing opposing narratives over the fate of russia�*s black sea fleet�*s commander. moscow has released footage of admiral viktor sokolov appearing via video—link at a meeting between russian officials. they said it took place on tuesday, but the bbc has not been able to verify that. for its part, ukraine says the commander was killed by a missile strike on the fleet�*s headquarters on friday. ukrainan officials now say they are clarifying the varying reports. our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse has more. even by the standards of this information war, it is very hard a

russia has sent humanitarian aid to libya as the country 's devastating floods have killed at least 20,000 peopleon projects of nuclear submarines, robotic system underwater vehicles of the pacific fleet, and the replenishment of warships this year, and before that i checked how the implementation is going.

morocco�*s government is under pressure to accept more international aid, as rescuers battle with exhaustion. 2,900 peopleow confirmed to have died after friday's earthquake. but so far, it has accepted help from only four countries — spain, the uk, qatar and the united arab emirates. nick beake joined the first aid convoys to reach some of the most remote villages in the taroudant region. finally, help is on its way to the most remote victims of this disaster. we'rejoining a team of spanish firefighters, the first rescuers to negotiate in treacherous mountain road now that the path has been cleared. we reach the village of algou. in the hours after the quake, screams rang out here. but the trapped couldn't be freeded. then the screams turned to silence. these dogs are trained to find the living. they're detecting nothing. for three days now, the villagers in this place have been using their hands and shovels to go through the rubble. desperately trying to find their loved ones, but the grim reality is there is now a stench of death that hangs in the air here. all hope of finding people alive has now sure

people. without. gera has decided to open its s space to morocco, to allow the delivery of humanitarian and medical aid. the presidential office says it will lift a 2 year banum flights to its neighbors, to north african countries broke off ties in 2021 of them. a rock coast territorial kings to westminster. huh. but summer comes in from say they're worried about their family members back home. sure miss. how about i have my brothers doing dropbox and cause a blank country, my mother in law and i good their whole lives that have been touched. but fortunately on my side of the family, there was more fear than harm, which is found it, you know, have ownership of an hour before the earthquake. i spoke with my mother and everything was fine. then when we heard about the earthquake, we called the family and i got the or does needs called my mother. and she said to me, listen, everyones left their house is, they've all gone out to the street. well, that's bringing shame. i'll that address your joins us from brussels and belgium, and she was on the phone to have brother. when the, off, the shock hit casablanc

aid to each�*s government. the couple have denied the charges, the senator has denied calls for fellow people to resign.ts. you can see all the cameras in place, the journalists. we will have it live when he enters the room. hello there. apart from some rain across the north and the west of the uk, today potentially could be one of the better days of this week as things are set to turn very windy with gales and heavy rain, particularly around the middle part of the week. but this afternoon looks largely fine and dry. for most of us, that is a way from the north west of the uk, where here rain will continue to affect the north and west of scotland. a few showery bursts as well, further south and west across western england and western wales. but a good deal of sunshine around, particularly towards southern and eastern parts of the country which will stay dry all day and will feel quite warm as well. in the brisk south—westerly wind, up to 23 degrees in the southeast, generally the high teens further north and west. as we head through tonight, it'll be dry for most areas. the winds pick up a little bit ac

aid, food, for helping build wells. not just on the u.s. government 's part, but motivations, churches. and the amount of what the chinese spent. the infrastructure projects. the people don't know about it because of the geo christian ethic. we are providing aid. part of it is we have done a good job as a country explaining to our partners the value that americans ring into africa. they are out here all over the continent. this road is being provided to you by the people's republic of china. this telephone line is being given to you by so-and-so. .... .... whatever we are doing as a brand is we are doing it with an american flag so people ask whether opec opec is an infrastructure project or food or water project or financing. to show the way to them and we are engaged. one of the first things they said that since two nationalistic so people in africa were getting more aid from united states than from china and believe that china is far more engaged than we are. one of the things we do is to tell our story in one of the things i tried to do when we brought the ambassador to the white house is to show they cared where involved and we will be there for the long-haul as

resources in this country be enough to re—how�*s all of these people that have been left homeless because of the earthquake? so far, morocco have received aidvery selective in receiving aid from abroad. the un secretary—general was speaking a while ago, and he said he expects morocco to request aid, whether today or tomorrow, so there are a lot of questions that accompany this reconstruction plan, there are many children at risk, according to unicef, that said there are 100,000 children who have been affected by the earthquake. the school year is going to start next monday, and there are lots of children whose schools have been totally destroyed, and what future awaits them! —— what future awaits them, the answer is yet to be known. this future awaits them, the answer is yet to be known.— future awaits them, the answer is yet to be known. as you speak, we are watching _ yet to be known. as you speak, we are watching people _ yet to be known. as you speak, we are watching people file _ yet to be known. as you speak, we are watching people file into - yet to be known. as you speak, we are watching people file into a - are watching people file

s cell. the fast convo. busy of humanitarian aid has arrived in the going to cut back off to the recent slicing. people say they have little food fuel or electric power. as it buys on his tightened is grateful in the region dominated by ethnic albanians off to a cease fire. earlier this week. videos haven't much to have russian peacekeepers delivering aid off to as a buys on claim full control of the enclave. it's internationally recognized as positive as advice on the red cross has also sent a convoy of aid. meanwhile, hundreds of ethnic albanians all stranded in the goal in a kind of bikes, main efforts they've gathered. and what is now a russian piece, keeping face? residents say they are in search of protection. so the whole system is an important for me. my grandchildren are with me. they are frightened and shaking with fear. they can not sleep at night. russian peacekeepers are here and we think it will be safe. so we stay at the airport, although we sleep 12 people in a car across the board, a us congressional delegation is in all media to meet prime minister nicole percent in the visit comes at

s at stake. the war in yemen is now in its ninth year. than four out of five people there need access to aidl settlement can really match the need. so these talks are not inclusive enough to bring peace and end the war but they can address some really key economic issues that will make a difference in yemenis�*s lives as soon as tomorrow. 50 lives as soon as tomorrow. so do ou lives as soon as tomorrow. so do you think there is any likelihood, then, of a meaningful breakthrough here? there has to be because so much is at stake. some of the issues, for example, government workers in yemen mostly have not been paid since 2016. about one out of every four families in yemen relies on income from those salaries and you know, these are people who provide healthcare, who teach in schools, who fixed the sanitation systems, so those systems are now falling down. the parties are feeling the pressure from yemenis to deliver on those services and to restore some of the income that yemenis are missing so they have to make progress. 50. they have to make progress. so, ou are they have to make progress. so

capital of the people ’s republic to the liberated areas for the first time in decades, modern highways are running, along the new road the team of the russian humanitarian mission is bringing aidvillage, which the ukrainian army used as defense centers. during soviet times, he was the chairman of the local executive committee. actually there was nothing. most of the houses are in ruins. there is no electricity, residents fled or hid in shelters. anatoly mikhailyuk began by clearing the dirt, the central street was dirt. so i was cleaning up to my knees with a shovel. the whole building that could be restored was stopped by this saturday, and then you began to come help everyone slowly and the people thawed in the lower russian humanitarian mission. i brought food packages, stewed meat, cereals, pasta, detergents, things that are not so easy for older people to buy; shops in the nearest regional center; bus service has not yet been established. you know what it takes to filter water, but they already know. well, i live alone, but this is enough for me. well, how can i tell you? well, for a month. so thank you very much, of course, it would help a lot if there was light, if ever

government 's shares to people who do not have equity shares. which was supposed to be allocated to the survivors was determined for the people covered by the support institutions of the welfare aid committee, 10 million tomans of justice equity per person has been approved for them. in order for the approval of hayat to take the image of the regulations of the islamic council, the resolution was approved by the supreme council for the implementation of article 44 policies, but during the year 1401 was not implemented, the resolution went back and forth, the steel and petrochemical companies of the persian gulf, which were the main owners of equity assets, which opposed the interpretation of the honorable legal vice president of the presidency, that these are not part of the government's percentage share of the possibility of transfer, and if these are excluded from the portfolio be practically there are no more valuable shares for equity shares, that's why the approval of equity shares to the survivors was postponed in the budget law of 1400. the 6th month of the year 1402, this resolution is again in its administrative cycle, updating both the number of people who were suscepti

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people were killed across ukraine in a s russian attacks. a drone strike on a western city set industrial warehouses and humanitarian aid supplies ablaze, killingwere killed by a bomb in northeast ukraine. local officials say the final two victims died from shelling in a southern city >>> india expelled a senior canadian diplomat and is accusing the country of interfering in internal affairs. the two countries have been at odds after canada accused the indian government of being involved in the killing of a sikh activist there. justin trudeau said that canada is investigating the incident. >>> ftx is suing sam bankman-freed's parents. it claims they misappropriated funds. the couple say the lawsuit was an attempt to undermine the jury process just days before the fraud trial begins kelly, back to you >> thank you very much >>> coming up, housing starts are at historic lows and mortgage rates are rising. what is the real story with real at'sexte th nt. somebody would ask her something and she would just walk right past them. she didn't know they were talking to her. i just could not hear. i was hesitant to get the hearing aids because of my shor

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s. put the desk told from the flooding and any 4000 people on the report say to figure it could be closer to 11000. a number of countries including russia, have sent aids to libya for disaster relief efforts. the countries, governments, which was divided into several rifles factions, admitted k os following the nato intervention in 2011, is trying to help people affected by the disaster spokesperson full, the libyan national ami reiterate to the locals, blaine, the current government for the chaos and destruction as well as a c, a c, a or full political circles, and all those who make themselves out to be politicians in all parts of the country have fallen in the face of this catastrophe. as soon as it happens and people learn the number of casualties, the entirety of libya, rallies and all political barriers were overcome. our military units arrived at the epicenter of the disaster a few days ago. some politicians are now trying to weaken the media and public criticism in their direction and take advantage of the situation. libyans continued to be vocal in their criticism. they criticized the government in tripoli. they criticized the politicians and

people. international aid has begun arriving for the same slow to reach the worst of areas. we're cover. operation is underway as dive as search of bodies, c p, and commission president s, and the one to 9 has visited. it's nice to do so i then she paid tribute to local saying that doing all they can to support the unprecedented number of refugees and migrant survive in some parts of africa. and his body forces have attacked palestinians protesting at several points along the border between israel and gaza . the demonstration against is ready soldiers and finally confronting powers to me and what she says in the aisle ok. so most compounds earlier on sunday, the dominican republic has closed as photo with hate, because hazy is building a canal from the shed versa. john holum has the story from the board. a city of the hub on in the dominican republic, followed by a troops have been arriving in large numbers to reinforce the dominican republic school since the country closed it to haiti. these neighbors who share a noise in the voice of the tents relationship. but now the dominican republic is taking it to the next level because of this canal that haitian problem is digging

aid environmentally related team. we have reported a few already, let me read a few more. no new taxes to discourage flying. no policies to change people�*sther at the united nations, intense debate too about climate change and what to do about it. among those there, this conservative mp, who led a review into the government�*s approach to net zero. government's approach to net zero. , , ., ., , government's approach to net zero. , , ., ., zero. this is going to be an economic— zero. this is going to be an economic disaster, - zero. this is going to be an| economic disaster, actually zero. this is going to be an - economic disaster, actually we are missing out already, we see the united states at new york climate week actually turbocharging their efforts towards a green industrial revolution. why do we want to fall behind? did revolution. why do we want to fall behind?— fall behind? did your heart sink when _ fall behind? did your heart sink when you _ fall behind? did your heart sink when you heard - fall behind? did your heart sink when you heard about fall behind? did your heart - sink when you heard about this? we still have a couple

capital of the people 's republic to the liberated areas for the first time in decades, modern highways are running, along the new road the team of the russian humanitarian mission is bringing aido small villages that the ukrainian army used it as defense centers, when vysovy retreated , the leadership of the village in nizhnyaya took over pensioner. anatoly mikhalyuk during the soviet era, he was the chairman of the local executive committee to lead. actually there was nothing. most of the houses are in ruins. there is no electricity, residents fled or hid in shelters . anatoly mikhailyuk began by clearing the dirt from the central street; he went out with a shovel ; there was dirt. just like that, knee -deep, clean with a shovel, the entire building that could be restored, and then everyone’s help began to arrive little by little and the people thawed out in the lower russian humanitarian mission, brought food packages, stewed meat, cereals, pasta detergents are something that is not so easy for older people to buy in stores in the nearest paradise. look, the bus service hasn't been established yet. you know what kind of thing it is to filter water, and you already know, righ

people are here to help each other. the village�*s mosque, still standing, becomes a makeshift refuge. but in the morning we spent here, there were no signs of any official aidyed in the house. the ceiling came down and struck her. this comes from god. but thankfully my son is safe, hussein tells me. this is where homes once stood. now people walk through a cascade of ruins. recovery attempts across this remote region have been painfully slow. so far, this clear—up is people having to do it by themselves. one of their neighbours at the top of the street here, the house was struck. a family of six was inside and five of them have been killed. only the father has survived, but it feels like people barely even have time to grieve. you can see the humanitarian challenge that now remains. in another village, locals pull a body from the rubble. spanish rescuers are on the ground there, too, saying the destruction is absolute. meanwhile, british rescue gear has arrived with a team of 60 specialists deployed from the uk. people are retrieving what they can from homes too damaged to live in. morocco�*s survivors are now on the land with all they have left. tom batema

s so easy to get discouraged. rob. and, you know, i think that's that's we really need to keep pushing and. i think about, you know, how aids how how gay gay people in the in early eighties agitated and really fought for greater government response to the aids crisis and i, i am so grateful for the example they set the template that's there and think that people with serious mental need to do the same need to borrow from that playbook and really demand and fuller care and we journalists, you know, need to be telling these stories again and again and again and putting faces on it. humanize these people who are suffering and and insisting on nothing than good care. well, thank meg. you've you've you've helped the trail of doing exactly that and set a really really example for how this can be done. we're trying to keep going and and build on at mindsite news and and time today talking about your amazing book best of luck to you. thank you, rob. it was such pleasure t

people in great pain, it's a painful experience when this happens to your brother or sister. it's really painful. wholesale, cherry and government is now opening its s space to allow the delivery of humanitarian medical aid terminals. african countries broke ties and suspended flights 2 years ago as morocco's territorial claims to this case with region of west and for hara. and we're all kind of football start, i shall find a game is offering his condolences to those who lost loved ones in the quite hacking me and his teammates, donating blood in the cities and there where they've been set to play. and after a couple of nations qualifying game, the 2nd and final day of the g 20 summit as wrapping up a new daily lead is attending amazing issue, a joint declaration that mentions the construct, a new crane without direction. the naming russia and the molding preliminary results, the show that opposition candidates, mohammed and whizzer is leading the presidential election. he's projected to receive 46 percent of the votes, meaning that a runoff will be needed later this month. a palestinian teenager has been killed by is really forces in the occupied westbank that happened on saturday during this really rai

aids, which was rafrbageing -- ravaging africa. so many people were dying. and it worked. it put a tourniquet on it. it's being sustained with drugs and a.r.v.'sngs. in comes joe biden, he puts out brand new guidance to all of the recipients of pepfar, and says, you have to now try to change the laws in the countries you're operating under for sexual reproductive health and rights, which means on the lgbtq agenda and on the abortion agenda. and they're not trying to protect life, believe me. this is planned parenthood and all the usual suspects. unfortunately we got some people in our party, not many, who are suggesting that, let's just pass a three or five-year re-authorization of the program. well that just endorses everything that biden has done. puts a rubber stamp, it says, yep, we're for what he did and what we're doing, we're trying to get what trump did, to his everlasting credit, president trump did the protecting life and global health assistance policy, which was an updated and expanded mexico city policy that said that any organization that receives federal funds for global health, anyone, they can't perform abortions in those coun

s international organization for migration, at least 30,000 people are displaced by the flooding. libya is divided between two rival governments, which is slowing down the delivery of aid sending help, with others like egypt, delivering supplies and teams to help the rescue efforts. while increasingly this is less about rescue and more about recovery, the mayor saying the number of dead could reach more than 20,000 and tragically little hope remains of finding anyone alive. rebecca? >> such destruction. thank you for being there for us, ian. now to breaking news for our viewers in the west. a luxury cruise ship was stranded in a remote area of greenland in freezing arctic temperatures. stephanie ramos joins us with how the ship was pulled free. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: rebecca, good morning. the ocean explorer has been stuck in the mud and sand since monday in greenland. this morning that ship is finally free after some help from a large fishing research vessel. this morning hundreds of passengers stranded aboard the luxury cruise ship running aground in greenland are finally free, after being stuck for several days. at more than $20,000 per person, the cr