earned. his wife boarded a military plane bound for the mold eaves. he's been in hiding since crowd stormed the presidential palace on saturday. michelle fernandez has more from colombo, the she, lunk, and people have literally been sort of spellbound listening to you know, the travels of go to roger pucks, trying to get to one military base to an airport to mrs flights because immigration officers refused to stab his passport so all of these things with the sort of web closing in and getting increasingly desperate. and the latest now we're hearing is in the last hour or 2. basically he bordered in 32 military flight that has also been confirmed to have arrived in the board of carrying the president, his wife, one military brigadier, who over here is a body guard and at least and one of the male passenger, the latest congressional hearing or last or the called, the us capitol has focused on the tweet from former us president donald trump described as a call to arms. committee. investigators are trying to draw connections between trump associates and right when groups who stormed the building, she returns he has more from washington d. c. the committee has particularly presented a narrative charting donald trump's refusal to accept the presidential election results of 2020. they argue that he began the campaign targeting state elections officials and the department of justice and them vice president mike pence. in previous hearing several senior figures in trump circle of testify that there was no case to be made. the election was free and fair. and on tuesday, the committee play testimony from the white house legal council explaining he felt the same way at some point to put up or shut up. and right now, once legal challenges had been exhausted and the electoral college met on december, the 14th to certify joe biden was the president elect trump held what was described as an unhinged meeting on the 18th pitting whitehouse staff against. trump's informal set of advisors who are advocating seizing voting machines, for example, what they were proposing. i thought was nuts. i'm getting, i'm going to categorically. describe it as you guys and i tough enough. i'm happy with his options, the committee argues vance. when trump decided to quote some of the mob the tweet in the early hours of the 19th of december, trump sent out the tweet. with his explosive invitation. trump repeated his big lie and claimed it was, quote, statistically impossible to have lost the 2020 election before calling for a big protest in d. c. on january 6th. be there will be wild tweet mobilized right when paramilitary groups like the proud boys on the earth keepers. now they had a date to focus on, as they tempted to overturn the election according to the committee. one former official and the earth keepers who did not take part in the right. so there was the potential for even worse outcomes. i think we need to quit mincing words and just talk about truths and what it was going to be was an armed revolution for the tweet, also mobilized rank and file from supporters who had nursing ation to any group. the committee did not present any evidence that trump actively coordinate of the rights, but the committee members keep on suggesting that there was a convergence of interests. next week's hearing will be about trump's reaction to the right and the growing 5th of those around him. in addition, committee members amount, so they'd seen what they felt was more evidence of the old trumpet, something to camper with witnesses to the committee. she everytime see al jazeera capitol hill. the security council is agreed to extend cross board a deliveries into serious last rebel held region, but only for 6 months. the last authorization expired on monday after russia, vito, the proposed one year extension and nasa has released more images from the james web space telescope. the most powerful, ever sent into orbit include pictures of a dying sty stellan nursery, was described as the cosmic dance of galaxies, the giving scientists fresh insight into the universe as it was billions of years ago. those were the headlines of the back with more news and half. now, here on out there, next out there investigations i al jazeera is investigative unit reveals the true scale of modern slavery in suburban britain. behind the high street, there is a hidden work force under the control of slave masters. now there chattering zebra adhered to gary, said bob, then they tied me to the bed and the guys did their joette dish without a drop off. most of the initial victims of the modern slave trade, where women exploited for sax. how much would we have to pay you for the girls? i wonder if i got them now the market for slave labor spends a wide range of money making activities from now who i got with thousands of residential homes have become cannabis farms run by vietnamese gangs inside one worker trapped alone and afraid the winding, wonderful navigate little eastern european car washes, tell us they work all day, all week and living scholar about that metal kind of booty. we confront those accused of modern slavery. i've just been surrounded with, don't comrade, you had punch summons. so why haven't we reveal the blue chip companies that may have been caught with slaves in their supply chains? a scale modern flavor in the u. k is enormous. we're just seeing the tip of the iceberg. all new forms of slavery, fueling the growth of rich countries in today's globalized world, me across the world, more people on the moon than ever before. they're driven out of the countries by war and persecution, all they leave willingly hungry for a new life in the wealthy west. but must migration has also led to a new surge in the slave trade. like the human cargo of 2 centuries ago, many victims of modern slavery traffic forcibly to the u. k. others a duke to go into britain with the promise of jobs that don't exist. thousands of others come voluntarily in search of a better life. only to fall into the hands of criminal gangs. at britain's ports, the government sets up special units to spot adults and children who are vulnerable to a life of servitude. what we've seen the young vulnerable looking goes traveling maybe with an older woman or man who's controlling their possible and in quite dominating force. so we look at he was behaviors festival. and then if we got any concerns, start going a few more questions about why they coming in the u. k. a keith wrote one of the spot to brief, the colleague on an incoming flight. at the moment we call the remaining flight from chris coming 3 say, particularly on the spot. we've had a number of youngest european goes being trafficked into the sex trade. the spotters rescue some potential victims before their ordeal begins. are you traveling from by yourself where you're turning with someone a couple of friends, but the she had a number of people pouring into britain can be overwhelming. i t one was traffic to britain from his home in viet nam when he was just 15. his parents had both died by the time he was 10, he was taken to an orphanage in a nearby convent. after his father's death is sick mother had borrowed from loan sharks. now they came for their money. they demanded the church sign over the family home. when the church refused, the men turned violent boy and daughter. they put my hands on a board of them. they took a knife, held my hand and chopped, chopped off a part of a finger, and wrapped it in a piece of paper. why don't it kill me if i didn't sign the loan paper? the severed finger was sent to the church as a warning, and they signed over the property. but the loan sharks abducted one and enslaved him in a warehouse. a few years later he was taken. it is 6000 miles by laurie to accountable farm in the u. k. very narrow hall, a thought on the warehouse was huge, lifted. i thought there were many plans that you knew that they were vegetables and there were lots of land. so you know, i don't mean to go to college then you monet, lamb, littler, nearly a work day and night. i had only 2 or 3 hours to sleep with only one blanket. it was very cold, high in my work i was elected and i was better off dead because i worked so much like i was cold and hungry and beat and i was so miserable. would have been more comfortable to die. one comes from the vin city in central vietnam. ah, the province is a hot bed of people smugglers in human traffickers. we transport locals across continents and into britain. are using it on the cover team. we track down one smuggler to this large gated house. oh. food with more, i was such as played as a couple hoping to live in britain. back with the smuggler makes it sound easy, but the journey is fraught with danger and it costs a lot of money. oh, [000:00:00;00] a thought with the smuggler brushes away. our research is concerns about being forced into modern slavery. ah, ah, the work now that i will get back to the seat in the smuggler says it will be easy to find jobs in britain. i don't know when i many vietnamese women who make it safe to the u. k. do end up working in nail bars . our investigation led us to a salon on the outskirts of london, or under cover a search it came, took a job there. although we found no evidence of slavery, we discovered someone who being smuggled from vietnam the shop owners, sister had just been brought in illegally. the final leg of our journey from france at laurie was the hardest one. i'm just going to be me please. oh, okay. i am in an medium tick did with the manual and more hold on. the nail bar owner describes the roots used by his sister, alonza conklin vida. ah, i went on with them, i might have to go. he then put the key on the lease of the last week when he left his i he that, that he, he get those daily, that one of my, the paper back alumni. but to live, i know you didn't even know the smuggled. women may be free to walk away, but without legal status or knowledge of english, they are often tied to their employers. smuggled vietnamese men often end up in a different trade came made contact on line with a man who'd become a gardener at a cannabis farm. mm. hm, he's kept inside an old looking terraced house on a suburban street. in one of the non gen. then emily landed by with the man tending these calibus plans hardly ever leaves the house. there's no furniture, just rows of plants. he breathes in fume some chemical fertilizers, snatches a few hours sleep on an o mattress, and lives in fear of his boss, the police, and armed thugs who want to steal the drugs i don't want to go to what you go. no one. why? like others toiling in brookings kind of his houses. he believes he was a loss of money. but so far, it's a distant promise. you know, i do wonder if i get a photo by not being done by the late our research keeps in contact with the gardener. later we'll see her enter the cannabis house to meet him . the scale of bonded labor in britain lead to a new law. the modern slavery act introduced in 2015 it define modern slaves, not in terms of shackles and chains, but forced labor force criminality. and any servitude obtained with threats, deception, or violence. but government also appointed an anti slavery commissioner. kevin highland recently returned from vietnam. he went to the area where we met our people smuggler. there was a network operating in that region who are exploiting people who start off as being smuggled. then as they move that turns into a case of traffic because that becomes a debt hondage. and then they get moved in a situation. for example, candidates even nail balls or other situations where they are exploited and being forced to work in sometimes very dangerous situation. the government estimates that around $13000.00 modern slaves in britain with the largest numbers from romania albania, nigeria, vietnam, and from britain itself. the assessment that we did in 2014, gave us 97 different countries that victims came from. that gives you a sense of that scale. 97 different theresa been identified there's no doubt that the scale modern flavor in the u. k is enormous. we're just saying, you might even say just the tip of the iceberg. and read as the anti tracking director at the salvation army since 2011. the charity is on government funded safe houses for victims of modern slavery. in the 1st year there was $380.00. but just in the last 6 months, we've seen over a 1000 victims come into the service. a total of over $4000.00 people been referred to the salvation army for support. yeah, the law as the global market for human cargo increased prostitution, was the 1st industry to be exploited by modern slave traders. stephane didn't plan to be a pimp. what he wanted to be a rapper over top with brazil, john belonged to circle available for more to group of on board or for border. one day he was offered the chance to exploit his dances. bob remar due to the more modern and perform a morning when will do parental? mormon with bars was there was a little block with the last is so porcelain reports has been brought in with the dribble from the bar to ship of fools with water for him. and i threw him to move are so beautifully that was the start of 4 years as a pin. exploiting young women in cities all over europe. ah, them and it comes from a pole family in western romania. she was just 16 when she was forced to be a prostitute. was in forte pasta. and i feel terrible when i think about the days when i was 1st to sleepless clients to drink and take drugs with them. okay. and it began when a romania man seduced her and took her to italy. he said it was for a holiday, but then he ordered anna to sell sex. she tried to refuse ela de veneer for dinner. he became very angry. and he to me, which glance also paid to beat me as well. if it was the beginning of 11 years as a sex slave locked and dingy upon some cheap hotel rooms. she was controlled by her ex boyfriend, his brother, and also by woman. she refers to only as the bad lady bonnie made up a millennia, but i wasn't paid any money because the bad lady used to keep all the cash one on my dilemma because if they thought i was there, a slave making money for them, making them happy modest slavery is at its hearts the buying and selling of a human being. the traffic has are often vain ruthless. there's no holds barred. anything goes stephanie eventually spent 2 years in prison for atm fraud. now has a legitimate job in london. he's agreed to take us into his former world, exposing the men and women who drag others into sexual slavery. he meets the romanian pin, called robert o the recorder. robert talked business with stephan in his car, a car he didn't even have to buy gerbil. oh, a little he runs a handful of prostitutes from eastern europe. they work all night the. 6 the old was. c the way robert control their lives, but said he really needs to use physical violence. my lawyer keep working because this won't take a look at it because my 9 digit meaning originally bought in between the car. so between the desk and the bag that was in addition. so brett of violence. we also see in direct threats. so if you don't do as i tell you said you, then your family at home will be targets if we know where your children are. we know where your mother lives, and if you don't do what we tell you, then they'll be real trouble. oh, anna's control was subjected to both mental and physical abuse. for years. they trafficked her all over europe, to austria, spain, and in prison. who now do cha, precision and boy, it's monday. go broad search guys, to me to sleep with them. they charged me to the bed. then the guys did their job. and my, madame was very happy. she was telling me that this is how i like it. i was telling you that no, i dont like it police rescued anna from a hotel in west london in march 2014. but it was not the end of her ordeal. she returned to romania, but her controllers tractor down bundled her into a call and brought her back to england. shamrock i saw scafa mitch federal shock us as particle, shannon magazine each dare and me. and i wanted to escape from there and break down the door. and jad bake, or i couldn't find the key. so i was very scared, ditch. they turned all the light and told me to do was declines wanted because if i didn't, i don't deserve even to eat. bullock on married or sorry what additional married catalog they gave me, cold water. my silly tortured me, her dead, their upper chair. then beat me up with a belt and said i was there a slave for y'all as a crowd there some a growl darker sir. clumps as ika said, craddick a slab iaa donna was taken to leads in the north of england locked in a hotel room and forced once again to be a prostitute. stat yamaha so that it was lane and thinking it was not worth being controlled by them anymore. from the night was better to take my own life. in 40 the form of modern slavery was growing faster than prostitution. we reveal how big business in britain could be profiting from modern slavery. modern slavery is happening all around us. it's in our communities. people tend to, to perceive it as being sexual exploitation, but actually, modern slavery takes on many forms. 3 or 4 years ago. we would have told you that sex trafficking is the major area of trafficking. we now know that trafficking for labor is about $5050.00 with trafficking for sex. what happens to india. 1 has implications all around the world. it's international perspective with the human touch zooming way in, and then pulling back out again. african countries have struggled to reclaim many of the artifacts taken by european colonizers. and this is our experience of our identity. in the final part of this new series, museums and collectors, still hold precious assets like the few have been returned, but there's still a long way to go. and progress is painfully slow. restitution africa stolen with 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research to make contact you facebook with the vietnamese man who grows cannabis for a drugs, gang alone, isolated and speaking, no english invites her into the cannabis vamp. there's no furniture in the suburban house. just rows of plants grown on the powerful lights. ah. her name and pick a hadn't what? they're having a dog. dog. dog. okay. 8080 . it's not unusual to find that the main electricity has been tampered with. she is highly dangerous. you know your risk in your life and then you stay in conditions where your breathing in. so the pollen from the cannabis plants windows are tight up and everything it's running is usually on an extract to find with u. v lights everywhere to grow the crop. by all horrendous conditions. me somehow why don't people i mean, i paid last. i went down and then down the phone about my go not hold on. yeah. i'm gonna go don't go i ah. after our research, it leaves the only other visitor to the house is a man who drops off food and supplies late at night. her days later, another man comes to collect the drugs harvest. it's a typical set up for vietnamese calibus gardeners. they are kept in a house with no way of getting out there, looked in, and they're there as so say, gardeners cultivating those crops. i'm with food brought to them. they are not allowed to get out and about and leave those premises kind of his forms are one of the faces at one and a slavery in the u. k. the farms on dependent on the labor of the venerable on the dispossess and the week to russia. chandra is a leading lawyer in the field of molten slavery. we show to the evidence from our investigation. they certainly appears to be an indication that the man, there may be a victim of monday slavery. he is not regularly receiving profit, but he is hoping to receive that. i think his words were when i have money, i'll move to another job. so this person may be a victim of human trafficking for enforce criminality. the new slavery law change the way the police treat the vulnerable one of the good things about the modern slavery act is actually recognizing that they are victims of trafficking, as opposed to be perpetrators of crime cannabis cultivation. the legal tests as to whether or not somebody is a victim and not a perpetrator. oh, this crime of cannabis cultivation is whether or not they were under the dominant force of a trafficker. destiny. from this footage, i would hate that the person who has been filled and would be referred in to the national referral mechanism. and then they would be able to achieve assistance and protection if they had been traffic for one victim, there was a way out trial was just 15 when he was forced to work at a cannabis house in britain by more than i t craig home of 91 day i saw lots of people outside shouting with no, i just stood law. had that. why hulu. okay. and when they forced the door open, came in and shouted police farm. i was very happy because the police had arrived. we'll get my hands to the offices to hunker. for that point, i thought i'd been freed up. i was very happy if a law come like what a teeter. he told me to get latitude wound up. the vulnerable teenager was placed through the foster family. but his liberty was short lived out shopping with his foster mother. one day he got lost in the crowds, unable to ask for help in english. and with night falling, he started to panic. he was approached by chinese men who seemed friendly comb low. at 1st, when they took me to their home, the man who promised to help me find my foster mother. when i got locked me inside of the 6 months they made me work growing kind of his plans. don't make a good chappy. so how did that happen? with our bank with our do to beat me, tied me up with a rope and hung me out. don't say that i was changed in a lauren and i wasn't allowed to go outside. after i finished work, they locked me in. a van took me back to the warehouse, the chain me up and made me stay in the band. my m company he worked up to 20 hours a day with no pe slept in a van and was given just bread and potatoes to eat. and slaves as a child, traffic to britain, rescued and then enslaved again, tuan finally escaped and was placed in the care of a charity. nazi, i'm here, m m still afraid ma'am. every night you know, so thinking of the days when i was beaten and locked in warehouse, i pay the police estimate that there are tens of thousands of commercial counties forms all over britain. the gardens inside include many slavery victims were forced to commit crime and remain hidden from view ah, britain is also seen a huge, wise in the number of exploited people working in plain sight on the high streets of african towns and cities. in this course, prices start from just 6 pounds around 10 us dollars. but how can it be so cheap? when claudio says he knows he came from romania and worked at the car wash for 5 months. he agreed to secretly fill the work as conditions. ah, he starts with their accommodation, temporary cabins, where up to 6 people sleep in a small room. bridge can pro quest us bowditch. this is rich krillech book to counter general. be awesome on a good or j shank. all across your, those with it that is not a good thing with fidel to bother quality control. so plug in foster, there's a little 1st of them most of the work is all romanian. they say they paid $35.00 pounds for working over 12 hours a day. that's less than half britton's legal minimum wage, but they claim that sometimes they're paid even less a week on it. that's going to that us pick a few of them. so i thought it was a new one, just don't asian carwash with them. and that mattel kind of did one of the workers calls a friend in romania laughable for the softball team. more people may be coming to this country voluntarily. they may be thinking that they're coming for a job, only to find a job isn't what they thought it was going to be, or that they're being kept and absolutely appalling conditions. they're not getting the salary that they were promised. then there are deductions for travel for accommodation, for transit to work and all of that sort of thing. so they all being jute the car wash owner is avi on a lazy, a 35 year old albanian with british citizenship. one of the tricks of his trade seems to be keeping his work as in debt and taking the travel documents. the work is say he imposes huge fines for minor damage to cause. in one case, 600 pounds. in another $800.00 or so to search for yes. was double it in one 05 with was your movie, josh, what is the way to possibly they claim this physical violence as well. but i'm sure with baumgartner with his years english years. i love to video the video to godaddy. com you because the quote was us off, the person would call you vixon mccord. unlike the slaves of the past, no one is physically shackled. where to say that held by psychological chains, fear, poverty, and desperation. leaving is not easy. those who risk it will spend what little money they have to escape one evening claudio. he is a worker on the phone. he's been told to pay hundreds of pounds for accidentally damaging a car. he begs some one to help him get away. is so important with huge conflict pointed natural criticism with blackwood, blue, masonic one hand barney, i'm not going to get he walks out at 1 am, leaving his few belongings behind. if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is too good to be true and the streets are not paved with gold. and there are some very, very nasty people out there who, who would be looking to exploit to and, and make your life a misery. not janese workers appear to be like any others in canterbury. it's an impression that he encourages when i posed as a local businessman with a fleet of cars that needed cleaning lady told me his workers were part timers. happy to be there. yeah, yes. hi aria. yesterday oh great, no you're, you're busy. boy, you're quite law. hello. yeah. what about you guys? are they do they do long days? do the other. god double guys are far. they saw the start and it got finished 4 o'clock available by 9 o'clock. so they, they thought i did globally finish 2 o'clock. yeah. they just makes the rug to the shift if i sure by 6 hours a day or, or 5 days a week, you know, according to evidence gathered by our undercover researcher, this is not true. the lazy is also keen to boast of his contract with a large car dealership. these are contract. yeah. oh car should i so more of a former cook road and we do like these are all valid. we do up to 45 a day. i okay. i no longer have you been doing volvo for about 34 years now for years. okay. yes. yes. we could use like, you know, we're just recently we doing the board when i when asked about where the workers live. he is evasive. also know locally in an attempt to win my business, he puts his prices. if you do it and polish, which is funny. for 1515. this footage appears to show me the hall of forced labor. i have grave says that these workers are victims of human trafficking. this is something that needs to be tackled very strongly by swift to effective construct law enforcement. which is volvo. logical is lot more about the age of the machine has been washing the water is absolutely necessary. is full volvo, to investigate all part of its supply chain in terms of labor. who is? it's cause we also filmed usa hand car washes, working at a nearby kia dealership, hallberg carriage last year. there was a significant increase in the amount of people who reinforced labor, and we realize that a large percentage of these all rim, legitimate supply chain companies need to start to understand that this is exploitation. it is more than a slavery happening in the united kingdom. claudio stopped filming and walked away from the car wash. he plans to return to romania. is here. with you. well, yeah, yeah. okay. a cannon my attention. i love m. shopped the shrub. the kilogram of mother come tries change. mom, this through fleming de la followed t goes to pong k hicks and we been little of to toast to put younger about the general clerk her 1st post. good. now one the or stealing la subliminal therapy cost knowledge. fuzzies was, that is like chip telephone analysis law, ms law. my one is law for tunes lent him in and quantities of forced to buy the impulse move in this love i went back to the car wash to put our findings to the owner of the on a lazy. he was just back from a skiing holiday and we've been investigating your car wash for some time now. and we have clear evidence that you are breaching a law if you heard of something called the modern slavery act of okay, you've been keeping people doing 13 hour shifts. you've got them living in those little containers. the conditions haven't been, i say, although we will footage on it. we're not the group of film over your keeping people and conditions of modern slavery for anything. i am not what their slavery, anybody, nobody breach any loss. how about the work? he punched in the stomach in the office. what you say about your body? is he lying as well? i know for nothing where i should not do. i'm cleaning course every day. i work 7 days a week myself. a buffet is the girl who grew up, which i really look off at. i work 7 days a week and i never heard anybody. i never forced anybody or told anybody either to stay in here for nobody. you can't do that. you can't do that anywhere in the world, but we know now that you are keeping work is inconvenient. morton's laurie can you know any body that you understand english? no, that will explain why somebody was so frightened of you. boys brought in a very ruddy when i'm right in the note, evaluating the middle of the night in yours, anything threatening me? i am certain anybody i didn't know the tank camera. you say you well, you knew the line, you punch someone in the stump. i haven't you doc, money from here? i was you take 6 of the pound from one man. i haven't done a pe work for which with no pay. i haven't done that to anybody. so this is all fabricated. everybody profit on is telling the truth, just can you just is that let's go look at accommodation. let's go. conklin shows a congress without door really one. all right mother. the boy. thank you. thank you right. have a lovely day. they don't know. you don't like nobody, i don't think i have a lot of the lazy, big brown customers responded to the allegations of slavery in their supply chain. volvo call said it's code of conduct stated it's employees and franchises must comply with the law. the lipscomb dealership said it did comply with volvo's code of conduct. kia motors, u. k, told us it expected all its dealers to obey the law. kia hallberg carriage said it was shocked and concerned by our allegations, and is investigating the legitimate and the illegitimate economy become wanting some white because actually companies and people don't realize sometimes that they are using people her exploit it and that they are using modern day slaves. in their supply chain and britain's growing demand for cut price goods and services is fueling that exploitation. this is a horrendous crime. the suffering of the, the victims is beyond anything that we can often imagine. and so anything that be that can be done to bring human trafficking in modern slavery to an end should be done. ah oh, with the hype of english football lies in elicit market for the rich and powerful. i'm one of the leading undercover. i'll just ears investigative unit, exposes the inner workings and key players in the murky underbelly of football finance. if a party to sell something like when a magician has been said that you can make addison disappear, i have many other exciting places. i brazen example. i said the men who sell football on i was just gonna, ah, with the historic drought, i'm sure you're well aware of in california. generally in the u. s. west means that the level of lake me which supplies water to california, you top arizona is really low. fat is the lowest. the court has since it was initially filled at 1937. and that in addition to the heat, that is very hot, down in the southwest corner, that heat runs up through california and right up towards, well, more, less washington. so the combination of heat and lack of right if resulted in is driving a cost a $1000.00 yosemite. there's nothing to change in the next day or so. possibly wico, sir, that all big showers around. and they are coming up over the dock dry pot, which is part of the monsoon season for the southwest, the u. s. otherwise, the storms more recently had been a lot further off and they've been concentrating around the great lakes, for example, there again, but also wandered around southern states, a combination of that week from coming saves a lot of gulf a, which means anywhere really from georgia down to texas, you could see some pretty flooding rains in the next day or so does means the surface normal loc. try a scattering a shout, 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