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00:00:00Liberty, equality,
00:00:02news.
00:00:11news report we will be in Cali, the third largest city in
00:00:15Colombia for the inauguration ceremony of Abellardo de la
00:00:17Espriella, the new president of the country. It has just
00:00:21begun. This president wants to embody a break with the past, and that starts with the
00:00:24choice of this city and not Bogota, the capital, a very
00:00:27symbolic choice, as you will see. Spain is carrying out its
00:00:30threats. Travelers from Italy will be subject to
00:00:34musical EP? controls upon their arrival on Spanish soil. Madrid had issued
00:00:37an ultimatum to Rome, which has been applying these same controls to
00:00:41Spaniards since the migration crisis in Ceuta. And
00:00:45then drones to fight forest fires, that's Turkey's new
00:00:49October 2007, the Ark of asset. They allow us to spot fires earlier and thus speed up
00:00:53the intervention of
00:00:54firefighters.
00:01:09And live coverage right away, we're going to Cali,
00:01:13Colombia for the inauguration ceremony of Abellardo de la
00:01:17Espriella, the new
00:01:19According to experts, this is the president. He was elected on June 21st and officially takes
00:01:22office today, as you can see. It's happening in Cali,
00:01:25which is the third largest city in the country and not Bogota. This is highly
00:01:29symbolic because... this city is one of the strongholds of armed groups
00:01:32involved in
00:01:34affects five provinces in the drug trafficking, as Hugo Corince,
00:01:37a specialist on Colombia,
00:01:38explained to us earlier.
00:01:41The symbolic significance of the choice is quite vast
00:01:44since Abellardo de la Espriella campaigned
00:01:47by criticizing Bogota-centrism a lot, meaning
00:01:51the fact that political power was concentrated in the capital, Bogota. He said he
00:01:55wanted to govern in the regions and he also said he wanted to restore order in the
00:01:59regions. Uh, how does he intend to do it? He was quite
00:02:03clear. It was mentioned in the segment you just
00:02:06showed, by force, with
00:02:08the army, by deploying soldiers everywhere,
00:02:13Director-General of the World and you saw it well, it's also a way to show his
00:02:16strength by going to Cali where he had problems with armed groups,
00:02:20going there with thousands of soldiers and being inaugurated there. What needs to be said
00:02:24about this is that he is an far-right figure who has
00:02:27surpassed a far-right that already existed in Colombia, which had been
00:02:30dominant for 20 years, the one that is somewhat improperly called
00:02:34the Democratic Center, so the
00:02:37Democratic Center, and even if there are differences between these political formations, we
00:02:41can expect them to govern together, and in reality
00:02:44the majority in Congress that he will be able to
00:02:47rely on is still relatively comfortable for him, so he
00:02:50should still have sufficient support.
00:02:54Spain is therefore putting its threats into action tonight
00:02:58and will exercise controls
00:03:00commercial transport to the north of over travelers coming from Italy and
00:03:04going to Spain. A little earlier, Spain had issued an
00:03:07ultimatum to Italy and threatened the country with retaliatory
00:03:11measures if it did not lift the suspension of the Schengen agreement for
00:03:15its nationals. Rome, I remind you, had taken this decision following
00:03:19the massive influx of migrants into the Spanish enclave of
00:03:22Ceuta and had refused to go back
00:03:25on it before next week. We will come back to that
00:03:30later in our next
00:03:32the boat, and we necessarily reduce news report.
00:03:34Shock and emotion in Thailand after the deadly shooting at a high school in the
00:03:38Bangkok suburbs. A 14-year-old adolescent killed five
00:03:42school employees and two of his grandparents before taking his
00:03:45own life, an act that was planned according to
00:03:49authorities. Gun ownership is very widespread in
00:03:52Thailand, a country that has experienced other deadly shootings
00:04:00Outside the school, teachers in tears embraced. The
00:04:03staff and students of this school in the Bangkok suburbs
00:04:06experienced a nightmare in the middle of a school day. A
00:04:11based on capturing 14-year-old adolescent opened fire, leaving several dead and about fifteen injured before committing
00:04:14suicide. Some students and teachers managed to
00:04:18lock themselves in classrooms, others tried to hide or
00:04:21flee.
00:04:24took refuge in the toilets. We thought it was over,
00:04:28then a teacher shouted, "Run fast!" The shooter went to another
00:04:31building and ran
00:04:33here.
00:04:36When I arrived there, it was total chaos. The students
00:04:39we took care of outside were injured in the back, chest, and
00:04:43arm. We gave them first aid. The shooter
00:04:46was still at large at that moment.
00:04:50According to the police, the shooter is one of the school's students. He fired more than
00:04:54twenty bullets with a pistol belonging to his grandfather and was found
00:04:58in possession of about thirty additional ammunition. The police
00:05:01stated that the shooter had killed his grandparents at their home before
00:05:05going to his school and opening
00:05:07fire. I am
00:05:10You are on France 24, it's time for the Africa news, welcome deeply saddened, not only for the victims. but also to
00:05:13realize that such an incident can occur in our
00:05:15country. This is the reason why the government has not
00:05:19authorized the extension of the right to gun ownership, it is exactly for this
00:05:23reason.
00:05:26The political commitments of recent years to tighten gun control legislation
00:05:30have not prevented the proliferation of shootings.
00:05:34It is estimated that there are more than 10 million firearms in circulation in
00:05:37Thailand, or one for seven inhabitants. This is the
00:05:41second fatal shooting in a school in Thailand this year.
00:05:45In 2022, a former police officer had also killed 36 people in a
00:05:48daycare in the north of the country, the majority of whom were
00:05:51children.
00:05:55A direct message to Taiwan which has carried out important
00:05:58military exercises to test its capabilities in the face of a
00:06:01major conflict. The island, I remind you, is in China's sights, which
00:06:05claims it. Suzanne de Roi, our correspondent on
00:06:08site.
00:06:20What you just heard is the Taiwanese army training
00:06:23for a scenario of invasion by the Chinese
00:06:26army on this small island of Tidman. This Taiwanese
00:06:30territory is located only 6 km from China and here you
00:06:34can see on the banks Taiwanese tanks
00:06:37exercising with live ammunition. They will aim at
00:06:41targets that are... there in the background, in the sea, as you
00:06:44can see. So, Timm, like the rest of the country,
00:06:48is training, these are national military exercises,
00:06:51and Tinman in particular is exposed to
00:06:55China due to its proximity. It had already been the subject
00:06:59of an attempted landing in 1949. So
00:07:02today, would China be able to invade this small
00:07:06territory again? The strategic and military
00:07:09stakes are colossal, and ultimately perhaps strategists
00:07:12believe that invading the main island of
00:07:15Taiwan directly is perhaps much more pertinent for
00:07:18China.
00:07:201 billion dollars, Meta, the parent company of Facebook
00:07:24and Instagram, is once again sanctioned, this time for the
00:07:28damages to minors attributed to its platforms. The group will have to
00:07:32limit their access to certain functionalities. This
00:07:35decision has just been taken by the New Mexico Court of Justice, at the
00:07:38very moment when the group is also targeted by other
00:07:42proceedings in Europe and
00:07:43Australia.
00:07:48The digital giant Meta, singled out by the American
00:07:52justice system for failures in the protection of
00:07:56minor users of its platforms.
00:08:00The decision comes from a judge in New Mexico, a
00:08:03first in the United States that could set a precedent.
00:08:07The court finds and concludes that just as harmful pollution generated by a
00:08:11factory can harm the collective right to reasonably clean air,
00:08:15the harmful effects of Meta's platforms on children are not limited to these
00:08:18platforms, they spread across the entire internet and, perhaps most
00:08:22worrying, to the real world. This is a slap in the face
00:08:26for Mark Zuckerberg's company, which is
00:08:28being fined a record 942 million
00:08:32dollars. Meta is ordered to create a compensation
00:08:35fund of 567 million dollars intended
00:08:39to finance mental health programs over 50 years. and
00:08:43prevention for young people. These platforms,
00:08:46Instagram and Facebook, will have to limit young people's access to certain
00:08:50functionalities, young people particularly vulnerable to
00:08:53scrolling, likes and notifications of all
00:08:56kinds. Meta for its part, claims to do everything in its
00:08:59power to protect teenagers and has announced
00:09:02it will appeal. For this specialist, we are seeing
00:09:06a change in logic today. Very often, social
00:09:09networks have hidden behind their role
00:09:12as hosts by explaining that they were only there to host
00:09:16videos and that they were in no way responsible for the videos that were on their
00:09:20platform. These services are actually
00:09:23attention, and therefore it is they who must be held
00:09:27responsible for these services since it is they who exploit the vulnerabilities and
00:09:31weaknesses of children's attention. Among the other
00:09:34measures to protect minors ordered by the court,
00:09:37a limitation of network use to 90 hours per
00:09:41month and... notifications blocked after
00:09:4410 p.m. and during
00:09:46classes.
00:09:48Drones to fight forest fires, this is Turkey's new
00:09:52weapon. By spotting fires earlier, they allow rescue
00:09:56teams to intervene more quickly. The report by our
00:10:00correspondent Jaina Lebra with Adria
00:10:02Rochacutier.
00:10:07In this control tower, fires are mainly
00:10:11detected by... the human eye. An essential
00:10:14surveillance job, because when it comes to forest
00:10:17fires, every minute counts. In the Mugla
00:10:21region, the dominant tree is the red pine, a species very vulnerable to fires.
00:10:25We are therefore in an area where the risk of fire is
00:10:27high.
00:10:29Turkey is now relying on its fleet of drones, one of the most
00:10:33developed in the world, to strengthen the control of its forests. It
00:10:36allows fires to be detected as soon as they start and
00:10:40to intervene more quickly.
00:10:42Mustapha Hülkudur has his eyes glued to the screens. In the
00:10:46center of the Muğla Forest Directorate, he constantly monitors
00:10:50images transmitted live by drones
00:10:53operated remotely from
00:10:55Ankara.
00:10:58The drone has become an indispensable tool in our fight against
00:11:01fires. Look at the screen top left, under the smoke, it is impossible to
00:11:04see the embers with the naked eye, but as soon as we switch to the thermal camera, what we call
00:11:08infrared, look, the image appears in an instant. You
00:11:12can now see the lower part of the screen, the heat source is much better
00:11:15detected.
00:11:20Technology now makes it possible to save precious time, but
00:11:24on the ground, firefighters remain on the front line
00:11:27against the flames.
00:11:30Honestly, it's difficult, it's a demanding job. We remain ready to
00:11:33intervene at any time. As soon as an alert is given, we leave
00:11:36immediately with the teams. Six teams have been mobilized and are working tirelessly.
00:11:40The day after this fire, Hülkudur
00:11:43takes a look from above to assess the damage. With increasingly
00:11:47hot summers, protecting these forests can
00:11:50sometimes seem like an endless task, but once again,
00:11:54the threat has been contained.
00:11:58And you may have noticed that in Europe and France, heatwave
00:12:02episodes have caused exceptional drought this summer. A
00:12:05quarter of small and medium-sized rivers are dry, which hasn't happened in almost
00:12:0915 years, disrupting navigation. The report by
00:12:17lock and just a few centimeters of stagnant
00:12:20water. 20 km from Dijon, the Burgundy Canal
00:12:24is... impassable and unnavigable. A
00:12:27sad sight for this cyclist who has been cycling here for 15
00:12:31years. It's the first time it's been so disheartening to see such
00:12:34a disaster. Since this summer, we haven't seen any boats, whereas before
00:12:38we used to meet them
00:12:41often. Due to the lack of water, 3/4 of the Burgundy Canal
00:12:44is closed. Pleasure boats remain here in the
00:12:48port, like this one belonging to a retiree who wanted to sail across
00:12:51Europe. I would prefer right now to be
00:12:55traveling uh on on canals,
00:12:59visiting cities, obviously. A consequence
00:13:03of a historic drought that has affected all of France this summer,
00:13:06like here, the Loire at its lowest, not a single drop
00:13:10in some rivers, dusty river beds instead. The Rhine
00:13:13also suffers. Here in
00:13:17Koblenz, Germany, water levels are so low that barges navigate
00:13:21slowly. A passage that blocks all
00:13:25Europe, with repercussions on the French
00:13:28side. The only way to navigate
00:13:32is to travel very light. In
00:13:35Alsace, this is the only cargo of this half-empty barge,
00:13:39heading to Antwerp, two mining
00:13:41shovels. If we load more, we'll sink much
00:13:44deeper, the boat won't be able to pass. We calculate
00:13:48with the captains to see what the boat can take, what
00:13:51it's capable of loading, where to load it in the boat to balance
00:13:57the flow, we can take fewer goods. With
00:14:00boats filled to less than 10% of their capacity, this port near
00:14:04Colmar is considering putting employees on partial unemployment, and the
00:14:08water level is not expected to rise anytime soon. No rain is
00:14:11forecast in the coming
00:14:4524, we'll meet again for another update on the news later.
00:14:48l'heure.
00:14:56"It was not the drought that led us to famine, but the Russians who
00:15:00took everything we had in the
00:15:01granary.
00:15:04They came with a big truck, I can still see it, on it there were
00:15:08sacks they had taken from other
00:15:10houses.
00:15:13They opened the door, they went up to the granary and they were coming down,
00:15:16they were coming down with the beans and all the
00:15:18rest.
00:15:22Return ticket to the big family of..."
00:15:38Congo, a new worrying milestone has been reached, the authorities announce
00:15:42that more than 4000 people have now been infected with
00:15:45Ebola and that 1850 people have died from it, the speed
00:15:49of the virus's spread remains the main source of concern in the country,
00:15:53you will see it in the correspondence of Aurélie Bazarak and
00:15:55Mangola.
00:15:57In Kenya's Rift Valley, the lakes are overflowing, climate change
00:16:01is raising water levels to heights never seen in decades, submerged
00:16:04villages, crocodiles approaching...
00:16:29cases of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which exceeds
00:16:334000 according to government data, which estimates that
00:16:36the epidemic is progressing at a rarely observed
00:16:39speed. To deal with this situation, the WHO has called
00:16:42for an intensified medical response while trials to find a
00:16:46vaccine, still non-existent for this virus, continue.
00:16:50The report with Aurélie Bazar Kimoula in
00:16:52Kinshasa.
00:16:57second largest Ebola epidemic ever
00:17:00recorded in the world, and above all, the fastest spreading
00:17:04one. Started in the Ituri province a little over
00:17:083 months ago, the epidemic now
00:17:11east of the country. For the past few days, the Congolese authorities
00:17:15have also been focusing their efforts on another risk,
00:17:19that of the virus spreading along the Congo
00:17:22River. This week, a passenger suspected of being infected
00:17:26with Ebola died while on board a
00:17:29boat going down the river towards the capital. The approximately 200
00:17:32people on board were
00:17:36placed in... quarantine. The priority is
00:17:39to identify any potential contact cases and to determine
00:17:43if any of these passengers pose a risk
00:17:46of infection. On a visit to the Democratic Republic of Congo, the
00:17:51Health Organization called for intensified
00:17:55efforts to try to stop the spread of the
00:17:58Ebola epidemic.
00:18:02In Kenya's Rift Valley, several lakes have seen their size explode
00:18:05to levels never seen in decades. These floods have brought
00:18:09some wild species like crocodiles close to human habitations,
00:18:13leading to an increase in attacks. The report by Laurent
00:18:16Bertécher:
00:18:20on the shores of Lake Baringo in Kenya, the roofs of an
00:18:23former tourist complex, now
00:18:26submerged by the waters, still protrude from the
00:18:28surface. On one of them, a couple
00:18:32of crocodiles bask in the sun. For about
00:18:36fifteen years... the lake level has been steadily rising,
00:18:39submerging land and dangerously approaching
00:18:43surrounding homes.
00:18:46In 2014, we understood that the lake's floods were changing
00:18:50completely, so since 2009 or 2010 until
00:18:54today, the water level has never
00:18:56dropped. According to some
00:19:00estimates, the lake's surface has grown by 70%
00:19:04in 15 years, forcing tens of thousands of residents to
00:19:07leave their homes. Some have been rehoused nearby,
00:19:10but the waters of Lake Baringo continue to
00:19:14follow them. Other consequences of these unprecedented floods
00:19:17that scientists attribute to extreme rainfall, the
00:19:21local wildlife is getting closer and closer to homes and
00:19:24today represents a real danger to local
00:19:27populations. In 2011, Marie Tirenne lost
00:19:31her husband in a hippopotamus attack. 10 years
00:19:34later, a crocodile attacked her son, who was then
00:19:38and tried to tear off his arm. He still bears the
00:19:41scars.
00:19:45He was going to get water when he was attacked. There were children
00:19:49with him and they were the ones who helped him and fought with
00:19:52the animal. They struggled with the crocodile and
00:19:56they were all bitten.
00:20:00Powerless against wild animal attacks and floods threatening
00:20:04their homes, more and more families today hope for...
00:20:07to move away from the lake, but most cannot afford
00:26:27information
00:26:28continues
00:26:52Zoé scandal breaks out, the
00:26:54people who the children, France, yes or
00:26:57no, a couple of humanitarian workers claimed
00:27:00to offer a second chance.
00:27:3218 years later, meeting with these fake orphans. They
00:27:36told us that each child would receive €60,000 in damages and
00:27:39interest, but for now, they haven't
00:27:41received anything.
00:27:44If the person recognizes their mistakes and asks for
00:27:47forgiveness, then you know that they have
00:27:49evolved, but if this same person refuses
00:27:53to admit their wrongs, then you
00:27:56cannot forgive. Return ticket, the Ark of
00:27:59Zoé scandal, to be seen on Franc24.
00:30:07Thank you for being with us on France 24, we will together make a new point on
00:30:10the news and in the news, we are, we
00:30:14will be live from Cali, 3rd city of Colombia for the
00:30:18inauguration ceremony of Abelardo de la Espriella, you
00:30:21see him in these images, he is the new president of the country, this
00:30:25ceremony has just begun and he wants to embody rupture,
00:30:29it starts with the choice of this city and not Bogotá, the
00:30:33capital to take office, a symbolic choice, you will
00:30:36see it in a moment, Spain,
00:30:40but its threats are being carried out, travelers from Italy will be
00:30:43subject to controls upon their arrival on Spanish soil. Madrid
00:30:47had issued an ultimatum to Rome which applies these same controls
00:30:51vis-à-vis Spaniards since the migration crisis of
00:30:54Ceuta. And then drones to fight forest
00:30:58fires, this is Turkey's new asset.