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of only three players to win five consecutive lpga events. that's the sport for now. let's get some of the day's other news now. ecuadoreans are voting in a referendum on proposals to tighten security in response to a surge in violence by drugs gangs. the measures includejoint military and police patrols, longer sentences and the extradition of criminals wanted abroad. as he voted, president daniel noboa said the outcome would define state policy in fighting violence, corruption and organised crime. more than 1,000 residents of the serbian city of nis have been evacuated after the discovery of an unexploded bomb left over from the 1999 nato bombardment of the country. the 1,000 kilo bomb was successfully removed from the construction site, where it was found, to be destroyed at a safe location. thousands of people, including
why the us base in niger is so important in the fight against terrorism areas. >> it seems it's o point that couple of years ago is being used for intelligence gathering, is being used to monitor gid activities and moved mentioned the region and then you as then share get. the information with the halides in west africa and the sahel. so it's a very strategic drum bass as well, because the location of the drone-based in agadez it's almost right at the center of the entire sahel so drones flown from this area could easily cover many countries and almost the entire us. i help so losing the drone-based would weaken counterterrorism operations in the region because it would be more difficult to get our intellij. and this is a massive, massive area. and been unable to capture the they don't understand the movement of terrorist organization would
likely to get the results? the first results are expected _ likely to get the results? the first results are expected in _ likely to get the results? the first results are expected in about - likely to get the results? the first results are expected in about two| results are expected in about two hours after the polls close, the polls close in about a0 minutes, so we should see the preliminary results but we are all waiting here. i am sure you are. carolina loza leon,, thank you for your time. hundreds of thousands of people have taken part in anti—government protests across colombia. demonstrators are angry at president gustavo petro's attempts to nationalise health services and other reforms — as well as his government's decision to hold peace talks with armed groups. support for the country's first left—wing leader is at an all—time low. mr petro said he welcomed the protests. more than 1,000 residents of the serbian city of nis have been evacuated after the discovery of an unexploded bomb left over from the 1999 nato bombardment of the country. the 1,000 kilo bomb was successfully removed from the construction site where it was found to be destroyed at a safe location.
news, when it comes in the midst of a security crisis in the country. this is an 11 question referendum, there is also employment contract rights in there, international arbitration, but it is the security issue. what has gone wrong and ecuador to see an eightfold increase in just six years in security problems?— in just six years in security roblems? , ., ,, ., in just six years in security roblems? , . ,, ., problems? this was an issue that has been growing — problems? this was an issue that has been growing for _ problems? this was an issue that has been growing for years _ problems? this was an issue that has been growing for years in _ problems? this was an issue that has been growing for years in the - been growing for years in the country. so, there was always an issue of the key geographical location in ecuador, that combined with covid, unemployment, it seemed like it was a breeding ground for drug trafficking gangs to take hold of the country and take a strong hold in several areas, especially near port cities, and the explosion of violence that we have seen. that combined with a political crisis that has been going on for the last few years, itjust made everything
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to the public or is the answer just posting more police, they're ready to respond rapidly if something occurs, led these likely they're going to sequester these jurors at some point because they're gonna be leaving the courthouse every day. what am getting on the subway? i mean, what's to stop some weirdo from following? that's a great question. it's an option that's available to courts and what we talk about sequestration, there's various gradations of that. we see sometimes in the movies, the full sequestration where everyone lives in a motel together. i don't think we'll ever get to that point, but there are intermediate versions and i've had this with some of my trial that was where they will have the jurors, for example, meet at a certain common spot a few miles away from the courthouse and then bust them in using the underground tunnel to get in and then take them back to that location you want to give the jurors sense of security. joe's? absolutely right. it is a scary at times traumatic experience and anything you can do to make them feel protected like that, i think is important to do. now, that'll be up to the judge. one thing you always want to watch out is this weekend here when they come back on monday sometimes jurors
i don't see any validity to it. in fact, i think that the american public saw a really great process over the past week. and a cross-section of americans are going to serve in that jury, including their news sources, varied, new sources varied walks of life. and if anything, i think it really undermines the idea that he's going to get a better venue somewhere else. this is really just, americans have proven to the judge and as well too, what else we can see from their interrogatories that they will try to be impartial and that they will be impartial so i think he's actually gotten a pretty fair shake in terms of the jury that's come out of this process. and now we're off to see what will happen with the actual trials. nothing that i think is going to stop it or move it to another location. >> buckle up. i know where we will all be at 9:30 on monday morning. and you'll probably i'll be back here throughout the day. and when? monday night. thank you all. >> i've run next the breaking news. we are just learning of what has been described as a huge explosion at a pro iranian military base in iraq. those details just coming in, we have them for you the plus more breaking news about what
sequestration, there's various gradations of that we see sometimes in the movies the full sequence racial, where everyone lives in a motel together. i don't think we'll ever get to that point, but there are intermediate versions and i've had this with some of my trials where they will have the jurors, for example, meet at a certain common spot a few miles away from the courthouse and then bust them in using the underground tunnel to get in and then take them back to that location you want to give the jurors sense of security. jill's absolutely right. it is a scary at times traumatic experience and anything you can do to make them feel protected. i think is important to do. now, that'll be up to the judge. one thing you always want to watch out is this weekend here when they come back on monday sometimes jurors we'll read things, hear things people will say things to them, so it wouldn't shock me if we have a juror to come monday morning, say to the judge, i don't think i can do this, by the way, you have to add in defense lawyers hate this. yeah. because it's a signal. they say unspoken signal that you're being treated differently because this defendant is dangerous or a danger to you or is people are so they'll oppose it.
your question there and then we'll reach out to have you call in as the trial unfolds. >> let's get to our first color. tonight. we got marcus from batavia, illinois. hey, marcus, what's your question? >> episodically, if the trial begins in earnest, but the jurors and ultimate began to feel intimidated. an exit what happens next? >> that's a really good question. i want to bring in android consult richard gabriel back in to help answer that for you. this is the big question that every attorney has and they're thinking about right? it's a big challenge. obviously, the judge, i think he's going to try to protect them as much as possible. he's already made them anonymous, but that being said, people find out about them being on the trial. so if they do feel intimidated, i think there's gonna be admonishments to the press is going to be a management is to both sides. but in the most extreme circumstance, i guess he can talk about sequestration and actually say, let's let's protect these jurors. let's try to get them to secure location. it's a nightmare, but it
doesn't have much to do with donald trump or joe biden it's about cryptocurrency and universities, movie stars and millionaires and a whole web of corruption and murder but i think the idea he came with was there's one place where every camera from every media outlet everywhere in the world is going to be at a specific time and i'm going to make sure that i direct them to my theories. it's one of the reasons we don't go deep into what they are or talk a lot about him by name is he's done a terrible thing to himself and his family and you don't want to encourage anybody else, to do it. >> so in terms of access to that location, to being that closed, is is this going to change things i mean, it could it's a public park, but it sits between three courthouses and collect pond park is used by people, especially as the weather gets nicer so is the answer widening the perimeter? >> and if you do that, what do you do with the park behind the courthouse, which is also open