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this youthful move forward party in opposition. it's likely we will have a prime minister by the end of the day but not guaranteed. a huge amount of horse trading, other parties bargaining for ministerial positions and possibly even to challenge pheu thai's prime ministerial candidate.— thai's prime ministerial candidate. ., ., ., candidate. jonathan at bangkok airort, candidate. jonathan at bangkok airport. thank— candidate. jonathan at bangkok airport, thank you. _ candidate. jonathan at bangkok airport, thank you. we - candidate. jonathan at bangkok airport, thank you. we will- airport, thank you. we will watch whether thaksin shinawatra, the former prime minister of thailand, returns after many years in exile. saudi border guards have systematically killed hundreds of ethiopian economic migrants crossing from yemen. that's the main, shocking allegation contained in a report published today by the organisation human rights watch. the group has spent months collecting evidence to back up charges first levelled by a group of un rapporteurs last year. in march, saudi arabia denied the allegation, saying there wasn't enough evidence to back it up. human rights watch is now calling for a full, independent investigation.
saudi border guards have systematically killed hundreds of ethiopian economic migrants crossing from yemen. that's the main, shocking allegation contained in a report published today by the organisation human rights watch. the group has spent months collecting evidence to back up charges first levelled by a group of un rapporteurs last year. in march, saudi arabia denied the allegation, saying there wasn't enough evidence to back it up. human rights watch is now calling for a full, independent investigation. our diplomatic correspondent paul adams has been talking to migrants who say they've experienced horrendous treatment at the border. mustafa is full of regrets. it's been more than a year since he lost his left leg on yemen's northern border. rehabilitation has been a long, hard road. he's still haunted by what happened
and a paramilitary group called rapid support forces have killed hundreds. british people, who want to leave, have been told to make their own way to an airfield near the capital. it is a potentially perilous journey in the middle of a precarious ceasefire, leaving many britons thinking hard about what to do. earlier, i spoke to the daughter of a retired british doctor shot in the leg in sudan who told the bbc of the moment that bullets hit her father's car as he tried to move his mother to safety. aisha, not her real name, to protect herfamily, wants to get her father back to the uk to receive urgent medical attention. he is in khartoum with her sister — both are british citizens — but their elderly grandmother who is also with them is not, which has made the process to get an evacuation flight back to the uk difficult for the family. aisha is in london and we spoke to her a short while ago. my family is in a bit of a critical situation in sudan.
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standpoint, it does not bode well that there is no federa prosecution, only a local ne york state prosecution for something he did before he was even elected as president, whe in fact there are enormous offenses that are bein ignored. he incited an insurrection he attempted a coup, as neve before in our history. >> right >> he killed - hundreds of thousands of peopl through his deliberate mismanagement of the pandemic. these are huge matters that he should be prosecuted for but he is not. much like the first impeachment, when only two charges were brought, instead of an encyclopedia of charges, as wa warranted. >> can i - >> outmaneuver - >> no, no, i appreciate yo outlining a lot of his issues. i think a lot of our viewers are very familiar with a lot o the allegations against donald trump and his missteps and mismanagement and allege crimes over the years. but i want to ask you abou something he said today -- again, we don't want to repeat exactly what trump said in his post but he did call on his
speaker newt gingrinch in 1997, but pelosi is the highest ranking member of congress since that time, and pelosi has a long history of defying and maddening the chinese government. >> sandra: she has been an aggressive critic of the communist regime, she called the butchers of beijing. and she was holding a flag in tieneman square. killed hundreds, maybe thousands, depending who you ask. >> john: bret baier standing by and alex hoff at the white house. >> sandra: hello, greg. >> after days of a diplomatic guessing game, yes, nancy pelosi is in taiwan and china is firing back with words and actions. she landed tuesday in taipei, most official visitors do it low key, some not saying they were
peninsula. >> in 1996 with american troops still in the kingdom osama bin laden issued a fatwa. it is a moral obligation he declared to the americans. >> outrage, shock and heavy loss of life. >> thus began the road to 9/11. >> terrorist bombs explode. >> who did it and why? >> killed hundreds and wounded over 5,000. nearly sunk a destroyer killing 17. >> both towers -- >> and in 2001 -- >> appear to have collapsed. >> bin laden's greatest triumph, nearly 3,000 americans obliterated. saudi arabia had created a monster.
putin raising eyebrows with his comments there, forget about his claims that nato expansion was behind his invasion of ukraine. he seems to admit it's an old-fashioned land grab, pure and simple. >> absolutely the intention here, the very imperial intention of president putin is revealed in those comments. his absolute disregard for modern nation states, for the rules of sovereignty, for the rules of states. he shows an absolute disregard for that and justifies this horrific conflict that has displace millions, killed hundreds, destroyed villages and towns by disregarding ukraine as a nation. and you can see that playing out on the ground, kim. because this land grab, as you described it, this territorial brute force taking of ukrainian lands is being put into action. president putin's forces are creating realities on the ground, facts on the ground by essentially what we saw in 2014 with the annexation of crimea,
president biden is facing essentially at home by disruptive opposition and in many ways a kind of lack of cohesion even within the democratic party. >> thanks to cnn european affairs commentator dominic thomas there. so as things begin wrapping up in rome, all eyes are turning to scotland and the cop26 climate conference. this year's talks come at a critical moment, climate disaster like july's flooding in germany and china have killed hundreds. and the u.n. is reporting that asia had its warmest year on record in 2020 with average temperatures soaring to the highest levels in more than 100 years. yet some world leaders are casting doubt on how much these talks can really accomplish. for more, let's bring in phil black in edinburgh, scotland. boris johnson is warning about the cost of failure in glasgow. it would be huge, he's