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limiting chances of the trial before the presidential election. trump, that's called a decision, a big win for democracy. they detained me without any charges, starved, beaten on tortures and is really the attention, the director of god's us and ship out hospital speaks about the treatment of palestinians after being released from prison. and from so as far right is closer than ever to forming an elective government. but opponents hope to stop them through to co, bowden in the 2nd round. and on piece of statements with the latest school to use phone slip to take a closer step to a physical therapy and championship title. for nearly a quarter of a century, pediatrician's team will be taking on belgium for a place in the quarter finals. the welcome to the news our the us supreme court has ruled that former presidents are

not in use, a prosecution for act carried out in their private capacity. the decision comes after lawyers for the former president, donald trump argued that he should not face criminal charges for decisions made while in office trumpets facing several charges related to conspiracy to overturn the 2020 presidential election results. but the supreme court has asked a lower court to decide whether its verdict applies to donald trump's actions. and this makes it unlikely that trump's trial will take place before the presidential elections in november. so the chief justice john roberts rhodes, that the president enjoys no immunity for his unofficial acts. and not everything the president does is official. the president is not above the law, but under our system of separated powers, the president may not be prosecuted for exercising his core constitutional powers.

and he's entitled to at least presumptive immunity from prosecution for his official act. and that immunity applies equally to all occupants of the oval office . while the liberal justice sonya soto, mayor, has written the descent note saying, never in the history of our republic as the president had reason to believe that he would be immune from criminal prosecution. if you use the traffic is off his office to violate the criminal law. moving forward, however, all former presidents will be closed in such immunity if the occupants of that office misused as official power for personal gain, the criminal law that the rest of us must abide, will not provide a back stop with fear for democracy. i this sense. so the former president has reacted to the supreme court ruling on his social media platforms, the truth social here's what he said. he's called the decision a big win for the constitution on democracy. and that he's proud to be american. mike herano, you're joining us from washington dc to talk us through this verdict and more of

the reactions that have been coming through the 1st of all, i'd just like to pause uh that section that you read from chief justice robert's decision in this particular case. and it's actually very important to look closely at what he says in particular. he uses a wood presumptive t. as in tom, i told a trump is to at least presumptive immunity from prosecution for his official x. that means the supreme court is not moving on the nature of these acts as such, it is stating that a principle, the principle is that a sitting president cannot be held comfortable for visual x that he takes well in office. now in that the chief justice comment, he points out and emphasizes the president enjoys no immunity for his unofficial x

. and not everything the president does is official. the president is not above the law. so, he's promising alex, we have something very important and that it makes very clear in the chief justice's rulings and findings that they are dealing with the principal of the matter. they are not dealing or looking at the facts in this particular case, that is something that the lower quote is going to be looking at. now this decision having being handed back to them to really look at its decision to uphold the fact that trump does not have immunity. that's cool too, and i'll have to start considering the facts of the case had been being given the principle of the case by the supreme court. the facts of the case. so something that must be looked at. and the key point here is going to be whether or not those charges brought against donald trump, all directed at actions taken in an official capacity or,

and then an official could pass steve, this is going to be absolutely key to the review by that below a quote, i also just want to give you a response from the biden campaign. today is routing doesn't change the facts. so let's be very clear about what happened on january. the 6th, donald trump snapped off the last the 2020 election and encouraged them up to over throw the results of a free and fair election. trump is already running for president, is a convicted felon for the very same reason. the set i the by while them up violently attack the capital, he thinks he's about the little and is willing to do anything to gain and hold onto power for himself. so the binding campaign, all of that outlining exactly how it's going to have to change its tech in terms of attacking trump. as this campaign proceeds, it is made the generally the 6 events as the very center of hits campaign against donald trump. now, which has to an extent,

had that removed from by the supreme court. insisting that trump has immunity from those actions or from those visual actions. so this brings us back to that key issue and something that the bite and campaign is going to be ongoing very strongly is that this does not necessarily absolve donald trump from what's happened on january. the 6th, the quote says that he cannot on the face of it, be held accountable for x, that the quote says, may have been carried out in an official capacity. now this is going to be something for a lower court to decide once again. bottom line is the, this is not going to be result before november. trump will not be facing the specific charges or trial and the specific charges before that election. and that is probably the most important thing to take away at this particular point. okay, mike, thank you so much. you've answered all my questions, so we'll leave it there for now. but thanks so much for breaking it all down for us . and my kind of report from washington dc will now speak to claire, a single sign, who's

a professor of law and philosophy at the university of pennsylvania. joining us from philadelphia. welcome to the news our clear finkelstein um, did you expect this ruling? so this was the worst case scenario. this is one of the possible outcomes. i did not think that the court was going to grant total immunity. nobody thought that that would have been very inconsistent with his prior rulings. but the re, ma'am, to the lower court, and the finding of partial immunity was a distinct possibility. it was in my mind, however, a worst case scenario. so looks making up the lower court. i mean, what does the lower court decide next? once this case gets to the lower court as well, before i answer that question, let me just say that i believe that this decision is going to go down in the history of the united states supreme court as among its worst decisions ever right there with the court

a month to case the locked in her case. um the dred scott case and cases of that sort. this is a got punch to us democracy defined by the us president b now freely violate the criminal law commit crimes, possibly to remain in office is a shocking decision. one that i believe is very inconsistent with the history of the court's other rulings. and so i just wanna make sure that that's clear for your viewers how extreme this decision is, despite not being a complete, an absolute absolving of all precedents for all times. no. as to the lower port, of course, it will now fall to tanya shopkins to minister over the separation of personal capacity acts from 2 other categories that the court has identified,

which is 4 acts committed in the court constitutional capacity of the presidents of constitutional duties. and official capacity acts. so just as roberts distinguishes those 2 categories from one another and says that presidents are entitled to immunity in, in the 1st category apps with, in their, for constitutional capacity. and are entitled to a presumption of immunity within their official capacity. right? and look for on that point, claire claire finkelstein looked at, i mean, are there, i'm going to be many questions now. being asked about what is an official presidential act? how is that defined? will that now be the crux of the issue? how one defines official versus unofficial or size slate that and the other category of what constitutes a precedents core constitutional duties? no,

i would think that in this case tanya shop can will be clear. and there will of course be arguments and breach to this effect. but the president was acting here in his personal capacity because it was part of his election campaign. and that is the archetype of the personal capacity act. so, so the speech that he gave on january 6th and which he encouraged everyone to march down to the capital that was a personal capacity speech. and so on, rebound, it shouldn't be difficult for the lower court to find that he does not have a beauty for the acts of january 6. but the larger point will hold and it's donald trump is re elected. it will be a signal to him that he can commit crimes as long as he loves them in the language

of official capacity and gives us the reason for his actions some official basis for his action. and that will be true. every president going forward, going into all of those trump. i'd argue that without him, unity president's would be how strong an office always fearful of being 2nd guessed by zeal as prosecutor, after leaving the white house, that's what he said, going into it. and now of course, there's been reaction from trump, he's called this, this isn't a big win for the constitution on democracy, and that he's proud to be american. what do you make of that reaction? and so no president has ever had immunity in the past. there has never been a declaration of substantive immunity for presidential crime any time in our past. and yet the people have still wanted to be president of them still proceeded without fear of, of performing their duties as president and have understood none. the less that they were not above the law and that they would be subject to criminal prosecution

after leaving office. the furthest that any decision has gone is to say that presidents cannot be prosecuted while in office, but the reassurance that we've always had on that in particular, on the justice department policy regarding prosecuting a sitting president has been the policy is okay, because it can be prosecuted after leaving office. indeed the trump team argued that themselves in the trunk feedback's case of 2020. and now it looks as though even that argument is out the window because this decision says, for many acts, you won't be able to prosecute a president after he leaves office. right. all right, thank you so much clara. single sign. thanks for joining us on the news. our thanks for having me the

a group of palestinian prisoners from garza who are released by israel have returned to the strip and among them is the director of a ship out hospital who is released after spending 8 months in detention. dr. him how much of a send me a give a harrowing account office treatments. charles stratford reports $2.00 just saluting is just being released from it is really j more than 6 months. so it was really full of these, detained him, and he's whole nicole strip surrounded by his family. he struggles to describe his experience and what he says, palestinians inside, he's ready to present this, continue to we do a lot. i was, i wish none of the detainee had to go through interrogation. it is nothing but other torture, total torment, may god help those detainees being interrogated by the israel's internal security

surface. tortured, battered in our general, has beaten verbally and physically abused only god knows. for god's sake, set them free and release them from that. how gross describes conditions, excellent jails again, they are unimaginable disease, broke out amongst the detainee, around 30 or kept in one cell. our bodies are played with abscess is main, gang green. we were given only one cup of rice per day, a piece of tomato and a piece of cucumber with a small, lo, for bread. these are some of the other 55 between these who link for all which will release the 2 locations and the besieged gallons of strip on monday morning. jodie fulsheti is neither announced. the operation was happening no coordinated at the red cross. the condition of the bodies, an indication of what i have been jude,

to show the brothers detainees have williams power sites in the bodies. do something for says one on the upsets is the brother logo bodies says another job we will lift without sofa village. the only one quick boss, every week among the released menus, heads of the ship, a hospital in the hama, double so mia? he was detained in november with 5 all the health workers, while they helped you in mission to evacuate patients from the medical facility. did you want to do that? then i had not only give me a couple more stuff. well, even those who have been detained for more than 10 years had been deprived of their rights, and many were killed under interrogation. many of the medical stuff arrested had been denied food. want to animates and these radio have no red line. they deal with

detain, you know, like the objects most human beings, even the is really medics are involved in the do to mazda miata. funny, but i did. the palestinian prisoner association says the around 10000 palestinians being held in his way the jails, at least 3600 of them. never being charged with the crime will face strong israel sensitive binds by international lawrence treatment of the testimonies. physical and emotional scars of these main indicate thoughts alike. children on foot $20.00 will not speak to our correspondence auto plaza, who's joining us from central dogs or from dated. but i thought it so we heard of a sudden media come out of jail and he spoke about the daily torture that prisoners faced by israel. what we're hearing about the fate of the thousands of others who

are left behind. and that is really drills in the world during the scores of palestinian comp. just today were released from the valley detention detentions, as we have heard from the really tragic stories about how the works absolutely physically and psychologically traumatized and slides. and these many deals with the hands of that usability, texas. we have heard from them how the work you relate to the beach and by these many intelligence officers. what repeatedly asked about that. i used to be as many caps as in the goals a straight the are asking simply is about that it's the, has been subject it to kind of a physical to check being like folded hon cost on the same position for a long time. and the same time the words defined from having enough amount of what's on the phases as we have had from one of the palestinian. capt has been released. he said that those is a palace putting you captive in 5 is very detention cups have started to suffer from skin diseases that out out to broken inside these defensive comics for medical,

ignoring for the critical medical conditions and they have been so personally, beats and, and being treated by the is by the officers, beth, as they have been all the time being at the same time a deployed from having access to the toilet. which really gives clear implication of even a key reflection about how those palestinians were living inside that usability detention caps. that some of them have been spending a month and is very dense of the have been spending 3 months for all of them have been equal. you subjected to was calling schools is very at miss treatments and even a tool to which has really approach. uh, absolutely. and it gets, it was caused on the memory, which was definitely takes too long time in order to be recovered. okay, thank you. thought of also, i'm reporting from central garza, it's a place to palestinians have been killed during is really raised in the occupied westbank. one of the victims was a 15 year old boy. shot by is really forces. the raids were carried out in the city

of to him cut him. there has been a near daily occurrence since israel's war on gauze. i'll be gone last october. the a major bridge connecting the northern part of saddam's capital to the country. second largest city has been destroyed, the bridge is one of only to connect and kind of to north to under them. on the other northern crossing the beach, i'm back bridge was destroyed in november. the army has accused the parent military rapids support forces of targeting the high fayette bridge claims they are assess, have denied, hey, but morgan has more from her to the destruction of the health by a bridge which connects the city of i'm the man to the city of how to north and to dance capital costume for the major said back for the to the nice army. this is the same rate and that was used by the signees army just of were

a month ago to move its forces from the city of homes in mind. to us the city of hot assume north, which is also known as battery, to reinforce the, to the and pride to take over territory from the power of military rapids support forces. and this destruction would mean that the army will not be able to reinforce, they prove from the city of on demand anymore, and would have to rely on troops coming from neighboring river, now states to reinforce and we supply their tubes and consume north autobiography. now this happens at this comes as pricing continues between the fifty's army and the parent military rapids support forces elsewhere around the country. especially especially in the city of say not and be in the face of the not which the are a separate took over if capital on a saturday. no 5 thing is going into not around given more. and that's an area along the border, often not state and just need to say most of the hours of to over earlier last week and the are, the army has been trying to regain control of the army says that their forces are

still present interesting jet and they are still fighting. department is through rapid support. 4th of the b r. a stuff without the statements on monday that they have taken over to other brigades that used to belong or used to be under the control offices in these army. and the displacements of civilians as fighting continues between the 2. 5, also continued thousands have been displaced from saint john and gibbon moines over the past few days. many of them trying to make it to safety and to refuge a slice and continued. they say that they are in desperate need of minutes, aaron assistance, many of them walking for days trying to get to safety away from the fighting. and many of them, not sure if they will be able to make it to safety, or if they would be able to get the assistance they need, if they make it to safety or away from the fighting people. morgan alda 0. how soon? the latest fighting and so don south eastern state of sonora has opened another battle ground and a conflict that began last year. alex guitar less takes a look at the ongoing. a reading that's killed, more than $14000.00 people,

and displaced millions more fierce battle across to done the army in the powerful part of military group. the records support forces had been incomplete for more than the general abdel for to elbow hunt. who leads the army in general? behind made him down to gullow, noticed how much he in charge of the ones allies. they fill out over how and when to integrate the recess and to the own. let on conflict in the capital cartoon, which is spread to several provinces. often over the year, a fighting sit down is divided and the are a set of controls. many areas in the west and south, and sidney's army controls most of the east. a north. recently the fighting is attends a fight in northern dot for in the state capital l, sasha, westcove, and state. and now in center state of the fashion is just the last of the, the state capitals in buffalo that is not on the rocket support forces. hence,

once it falls, or if it falls interrupted, simple forces hands, essentially, doris f would try to claim an independent government. they're similar to how has the has done in libya. fighting has created the world's largest internal displacement crisis. well, the 9000000 people have been forced to flee the homes many several times. the u. n says nearly 26000000 people at toughest adults population face via from shortages. and 755000 are on the brink starvation. both the army in r as and for being accused of war crimes. the international criminal court is open to new investigation calls for don logan x amount of charity and sci fi. i have come to nothing and with the boarding function, seemingly unwilling to compromise to the fighting and the suffering stones people goes on. how likes could helpless out to 0. we can now, since ellen boswell has the horn of africa project director for the international crisis group. he's joining us from cairo allen. boswell,

thanks for your time with us one l to 0. if you can just sort of give us your readings as to where things stand militarily right now on the ground and so done. sure, well the artist does continue to take some ground. they have some, some new momentum in various parts of the country. but i think the better way of phrasing this is that the student needs state continues to collapse. the army continues to be unable, essentially, to launch the major account or offenses. and it also continues to struggle to hold the ground. meanwhile, everywhere that the r a stuff basically takes over, they do not govern. we see the sued in the state recede and we see ongoing fragmentation and collapse of the soonest date. the longer this work goes on and we see more and more soothing these infrastructure also be destroyed. and so what you're saying then with these gains by the r s f recently, that we're entering a new phase of the conflict as well. the art stuff is held in the military momentum for most of this board,

for most of the 1st year of the more they were the only ones really making any gains. there was a brief moment earlier this year where the student needs army did manage to make some gains with counter offensive. but those gains were limited. and they struggled to really maintain that where's the art stuff is a, is a force built for rapid movement just like their, their, uh, their name suggests they're able to, they're able to move with great speed and do kind of lightning strikes. so they're much able to sort of approach the defense is the army has been unable to really to, to, to hold ground and, and present some of these blinking maneuvers. so the time is really against them. if they're unable to mount a counter offensive and start to retake some of this territory. so what does the uh, the, the collapse of the states as you describe it. and the lack of governance in areas mean for the people there. what impact does it, having on them for those who still remain most of the student needs are starving to

death. basically, everywhere this war has reached. we are seeing mass starvation. i hundreds of thousands on the brink of family and some say that they should already be declared in family. and this is for numerous reasons related to the conflict on millions have been displaced. but also both sides are blocking food aid. both sides are beseeching populations and since since control is chris crossed, that means they can the effectively stop not only aid, but also make trade very expensive or difficult in 2 areas. so we're seeing huge humanitarian crises wherever this words reached and the war keeps spreading. the longer it goes on, are we any require a closer today? it's a getting a warning party, the party leaders to talk about a cease fire and some sort of sustainable end to the fighting as well. the shooting these army, which is the one that has been losing ground over over the past few weeks, especially,

has still been publicly refusing to come back to piece talks. you do have renewed momentum from some corners to try to bring them back to talks. what's really been missing is not only coordinated action. there are variety of different countries have tried to bring them together, but none of really done so at high levels and many of them are not willing to coordinate with each other. and we've also just not seen a high level focus from world leaders such as we've seen on ukraine or garza, or anything even approaching that level of concern or interest. and it's allowed these 2 warring parties and to continue to fight and face little pressure to end the war despite the huge consequences. um and maybe i assume you start to starve to death, will start to see a bit more focus. but it is possible to bring these to detox and in this more if there was more focus on it. thank you so much. allan bowles over here, i appreciate you speaking to us from cairo. thank you. still ahead on the i'll just

it renews our telephone government officials join a un organized meeting here in cas hart. for the 1st time we're live from the event sounds coming up in sport, england. keep alive there posts up the 1st major, full title in nearly 60 years. the, to hello. never before have we had a storm, a hurricane this strong in the eastern caribbean at this time of year. so part of what's going on is the sea surface temperatures and this area of running a good $2.00 to $3.00 degrees above average. so that's supercharged that storm. now, a category for storing the red line is a potential pass it could take into that central caribbean and potentially out toward mexico content. but then somebody, speaking of mexico, we've had

a tropical storm make line fall here north of derek cruz. so this is dumping copious amounts of rain here, including for mexico city. it is a story of heat though, through central california. i mean, look at sacramento, 42 degrees, places like fresno, about 45. not too far away from somebody. national park still heat alerts and play for the us called states. they've been dropped for the carolinas and goes for the eastern seaboard as well. storms have rolled through here, winds have turned around, so that's a cool breeze. it's code 24 degrees in new york today, disturbed weather across the western canada some storms whitening up here through the northern plains in the us and off we go to south america right now. good spots of dry weather for brazil, but whether the roots in play for the southeast, brazil, we could see some frosty nights here. hope in the next little bit. see you later. the,

with the manual micros policy performing fully french votes as well decide whether to give the fall rights power. pick the results of the rental product on july 7th of consequences for your loss of coverage. the 2nd round of the french elections. and i'll just say the or the safe them even come in as an international insight, corruption, excellence award,

denominator here on now the, [000:00:00;00] the, on the top stories on the elders, the runners, our, the us supreme court has ruled that the former presidents are personally immune from prosecution, but only for act is conducted in an official capacity. it comes as a former president, donald from faces charges related to conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election results. trump has called big decision a big win for democracy in gaza. the director of and she felt hospital has been released from an is really prison. after being detained for 8 months. doctor, how much of a sudden media says he and other palestinian prisoners worked for church beaten

stars and ensued on a major bridge connecting the mine and the northern part of the capital. far too has been destroyed. the army is accused of paramilitary rapids support forces of targeting. they say a bridge, a claim the ar assess, has denied in front of the race is now on between. maureen, depends for rights party. on the far less coalition lead by john luke mendez shown to in enough states and the 2nd round to try to form a government, presidents and 90. 1 of my crow now faces the prospect of a 3 year cohabitation. so with his political opponents, jonah holl reports from paris, the changing face of france, a political contest now between the extremes of right to the left with many c as a bit of choices i'm challenging jointly meant also on to a debate manifesto against manifesto. faceoff between both of those who might be

a prime minister in a co habitation in a few days. for decades since the founding of the 5th republic, the country has rallied against political extremism, oval stripes, centrist president, emanuel mack, chrome portrayed himself as its ultimate defend. within cooling the snap election by chrome has opened the gates, i think the gamble, he lost his gamble present because lost every political influence he could think of having. because is provoked this crisis, and many people in his own comp, resent the decision is made. they don't understand so these days why he took this decision. what happens in the 2nd round next sunday, whether or not the found, right? the reading dependent properties a jordan by de la when an absolute majority could depend on tactical voting. packed between my crumbs centrist alliance and the united forces of the left,

including the far left fronts about under john luke men and show him without surprise, some centrist say, they're unwilling to pay me less. one says wrong, so about is a danger to the nation. the national riley is a danger to the republican if you don't choose one danger over another. a manual macro and centrist alliance achieve just 20 percent in the 1st round. with one c, it attracted the n t far right votes. that was built in defense of the republic as well, and truly crumbled in the new deep sleep polarized political landscape pharmacies. difficult times, i had a few of its critics, except the pins. national riley has self indeed said use been touched of racism incentive phobia. and many repelled by melon jones perceived brand of anti semitism on the farm left. but no one can deny that the 5 rights is now the country's largest electoral force in france. the previously,

i'm thinkable has already happened. joe, nicole elders 0 parents will get an update from bernard smith. he's joining us from paris now. so bernard with the gains made by the far right, how much does this pressure the other parties to come together when they're reported divisions between them? well, i mean there's gonna be a lot of jockeying for position in in the next couple of days. candidates have until tomorrow to withdrawal. what might be happening is an attempt to in some constituencies get the, the place candidates to withdrawal from the running. what you've got is you've got 537 constituencies. let's play full. 75 of them. one out right on sunday. that's when the candidates got more than 50 percent in those other ones, then it's a 3 with some and some of them is a 3 way race. so the call is for policies to withdraw or a 3rd place candidate. so that is a straight run of between 2 and the hope is that people would co

a less behind to whether or not one candidate is to stop the fall, right? candidate getting a seat, it's a big gamble. the fall left coalition is said they will withdrawal candidates and constituencies where they are in the place to allow for that scenario to potentially play out. but the centrist gabriella towels, pa, to is prime minister microns policy that are a bit more reluctant to do that. they've set, they want candidates to vote, they want people to vote for people with republican values because they say they say that because someone, a very follette safely don't share those about like and values. but there's an awful lot of pressure on this pressure because the rights people are more willing to vote for the extreme. right. it's been detoxified a lot by maureen latan. people on to shame go shy to say that the voting for the national riley. this policy founded originally bio marine la pad in 1972. well things have changed so much, but people are willing to,

to vote for them. and whether that policy can get a know to get an absolute majority. that is going to be that challenge and, and bernard for the president of micro is he, regarding his gamble as well when he does all the assembly, he was doing it to re gain control. in fact, to dissolve and dissolving the assembly, dissolve his majority and his last control the weather he appoints has prime minister whether it is from the fall, right. or whether it's from this fall of coalition. it's not going to be a prime minister to off his choosing one who, se chairs and say, hello politics is the money on my phone. so that the era of my credit is a, is essentially over a money. when he 1st, when pam, old and 7 years ago, now he said he did it to the friend should no longer have any reason to vote for the extremes. well that idea has gone so instead macro will end up having to work with a candidate who doesn't share his views with. and so they'll be this political deadlock

unlock crumbs. political agenda is no more. all right, thank you. bernard smith, thanks for that reporting from paris. the off down, tyler bond government is attending its 1st united nations organized meeting. and cats are the 2 day event is focusing on international engagement as well as the economy and the narcotics trade un, under secretary general for political and peace building affairs, is leading thought, meeting rosemary to carlos as measures to help women and girls are important for global recognition, learning to all the discussions was the deep international concern from special envoys. and for me about the ongoing and serious restrictions on women and girls. afghanistan cannot return to the international fold or fully develop economically and socially. if it is deprived of the contributions and potential of half of the population we have had some had about i was following developments for us here in

the office to have some what's at stake, this round of talks. so the read, this is the 3rd round of the circles, they'll have process which has been lost by the united nations in a, in march to 1023. and the hope was basically to build bridges with the economy back back in march 2023. there was an international alkali over the top of us decision, not to a law, goes to go to schools on that for the you and said, we don't want to see the time event represented in the tools that in, in february the you and invite to the tanya bounds, i thought of i said we all have the full representatives of the of gone people and that for we don't want to see any other entity presenting and therefore they chose to stay away from the tools. this time we do understand that the categories have been instrumental in convincing the time even to attend these talks,

which was focused on the international sanctions imposed on the finance. so check the battery, inspected enough gunners that the guns bent on both the conservation and also the need to boost the private sector. i spoke with autonomy, but they say they said the conversation was constructive. i spoke with a consolidate, they said this was a significant step forward and i spoke with you and today of this said, the tools will productive. so how soon, but are you getting a sense on whether the international community might accept the taliban as the legitimate leaders of, of johnson? it's the read. this is the biggest issue of facing the international community as to how people can apply online when it comes to the autonomy bands. i'll see that it's all about take away in 2022, 21. there was a debate about how to move forward is by engaging that type of van or pretty will

press holes autonomy bands so that the tiny band reinvent itself to stick with when it comes to putting together the inclusive government. and also giving women more say, is a government, but it was the decision to bang goes from going to schools that sought to a consensus to the point where many countries have been se. so that's how they don't have to be isolated and they have to pay the price for that decision because they have, you have all those who have been saying that if we put more restrictions, the autonomy bank could be the to way towards the buses. and that's fine, these and we, if we deny them, by then so the assistance of the country could this integrate if it just integrates the islamic states affiliate enough, got his son could take over the country. it could become a security nightmare for the international community. this is what they are hoping to achieve. today they have those kinds of conversations with the total events to model the un is going to meet with the human rights activists and the women, enough dentist on the presidency. and so how do would like to listen to them into

their own concern? they hope that in the future, tanya bands may something he spends particular when it comes to guys. education saves a way for them inclusive government and understand that this is a new political landscape of their full see that they have to take it all they would face little i sedation about the ultimately just feel undecided about how to move forward to forward for the time being they say we have to give diplomacy a chance and we have to talk to the tale about for the tale bob, this is under unique opportunities, is going to give them the opportunity to, to provide all the diplomatic seen and to consolidate for the consent just to be the most important, i say for them being widely for seems to be the fact to us quality in the country. so thank you so much how somebody bought out for that reporting from the

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a criminal court rules that the 6 officers involved could not be convicted of negligent homicide. and there's this coming up on the news hour. i am rob mcbride into god, so it depends. it wants it share of the country's tours and boom, just as other parts of the country are saying enough visitors and coming up and support an impressive start to win those things for one of the favorites. to lift the trophy, the latest tenants coming off to the break. the business latest is sponsored by intellect, global,

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some belgium kickoff shortly with the it's and the european shabbots of quote of finals on the line to the bump it stalled. when phones, when the world cup in 2018, a nation's league in 2021. but it's been a while since the french takes the bureau. glory, just to give you an idea about that was just one years old when they lifted the trophy in 2000 fonts in belgium, all the to highest place teams in the fee for rankings at the tournament. it's a lot now to our correspond w. kane, who's in, but let me in the next few minutes. dominic, it's phones versus belgium. not the side is mix up the 2 of them and so forth. but the french do have significant stall power. whereas many field, the belgian golden generation has aimed. what can we expect yeah, there's a lot of feeling about that sort of idea. there's a sense of generation on the belgian footballers who are basically more near the end of that career is spending the beginning on some of the interesting thing in the german media today. this is from the broadsheet, the zoo dodge,

and sites on me. and it says here, negative 1st football, belgium can play that. so that's a reference to the 2018 world cup. semi final, in which the belgians losses are fronts. and the values believe they were playing attractive football and the french were playing what was needed. so when, so this, that needle between these 2 countries, these neighboring countries, the question is, can plants like or metal looking to cockle and kevin, the boy that can they bring that a game to this game and put them in the so a cool to final or is it going to be a transfer on by face or shine broken nose or not? can he give his name? the, the sort of shawn says the score to win, which they are craving. and they're on the french runs here. the belgians in this friends are. and they weren't have very long to wait to find out what's going on, looking forward to the take off later, dominique, potable face slovenia. how much trouble can this living in schools?

a much fancy dependence to the central question is for the portuguese, it's pretty clear to play the way they did a game georgia because they lost that game bring their a game to team built around christian or not risk because younger ronaldo and the stalls who were arrested for that georgia game and that's the view, but then from slovenia is perspective, they wants to bring the sort of move to the change that they brought to the group that england and denmark were also in the group that they qualified from to provide game. it's very much a question of decency is the sort of fish that they're going to play this sort of system which neutralizes ronaldo kind of hopes that that might be enough for the portuguese. going to bring their a game again. we'll know in the course of the next 3 or 4 hours. indeed, we shall and will speak to you in between. dominic, thank you very much for your time. as england already into the cold of finals without face belgium,

but to get south gates 2 more moments away from elimination before an intervention from round, the good stone, jude bidding, i should correct that the rest of the things, switzerland, not belgium. i beg your pardon. david stokes has small slip back here, so close to a famous way with seconds remaining in england, heading out to bending and produced one of the moments of the tournament sofa to keep the minutes the midfielder early 2 and $21.00 on set today for this year. he's already one of the champions league and spanish title and his debut season with round madrid. and thanks to his own, who wrote here, still has the chance of another trophy with his heavenly screeching noise. national team timeframe, glen easily and enjoyable feeling, but it's also a lot of pressure. you get people to o'clock rubbish. and you know, it's nice to it when you deliver you can give them a little bit back by it. we think means captain harvey kane, who won an extra time, but after what was another largely underwhelming performance,

that manager knows that lead to the game against which some of the court, the finals we want to be back to. i'm not going to hide from that. but the spirit in the character was that for everybody to see and wasted in a fighting something, then friends left before they schooled very close. but those that stayed were rewarded with memories to last a lifetime. i got 3 kids that i'm not sell it right. it was purchased on the equalizer multiplan government's a cool photos and somebody's know who, which i comes. it comes, go to a guy and somebody's out the game. it seemed that you're a state of georgia might spring and upset against spain. you can see that that 1st goal of the tournaments of the 18 minutes for the 3 time champions hit back with full goals at the road to secure that pace in the last states. well, the face host gemini, on friday, savings folks, don't you 0 or venezuela made history at the top of america winning all 3 of the group games sold the 1st time. venezuela had already booked

a place in the course of finals and need to adjust the points against eliminated jamaica, queens tech support, and fully facing defending champions on see day and the next one, the game in texas 3 know in this way they will now say to them and they be tons, canada on friday for a place in the city. and the domestic finish to mexico's game with include all the rest. we gave mexico a penalty, deep and stuff. it's time, but they are over to the decision semester finish. goal is same, ecuador went through his group or on his up hate of mexico on goal difference. it could do now face origin. tina in the cold is call us al cortes still cities wimbledon sizable defense with a window over a sodium qualify. mark leo, b will number 3 was heavily 5 of the weight and begins to pay rent 269 in the world by y'all pushed the friendship and champions with high breaking the bell cries,

it came out on top of medication as well as in the 2nd 6, the 2175 it's, it was considerably easier for the spend the 6 to 12 months to the 2nd row. but a big name is withdrawing from the women's tournament with to time australian open champion, the reading a sub a link to putting out before her 1st match around the world. number 3 has a shoulder injury which is causing her pain when she serves sutherland, could reach the semi finals at wimbledon on her last 2 appearances. they and simone biles, i secured her place on the us gymnastics team. so what will be his 3rd olympics she won full gold said rio 2016, but was due from somebody that certificate for 221. slicing mental health issues. a $27.00 vials will be the oldest american and then picked a mess. since the 1950 will straighten in golf cam davis says, when the rocket mortgage classic

e finished 18 on the poll and then actually about to you, missed the pets which would have forced to play or fits the 2nd p j to assign the whole davis. who one the same to the next 3 years ago, and is by stopping riana and if land in the world, cliff diving series, you're straight in saving time champion is one of the food stuff of the season. i mean it's an e in the means of and it was romania is constantine popovich who finished top of the podium, also recovering from a knee injury a few years ago. next stop the series and that's what was we'll see for the time being. i'll have more a little bit late to the see you later peter. thank you so much. well, people in the caribbean are bracing for a hurricane barrel to make landfall in the coming hours. unusually warm ocean temperatures saw the storm quickly strengthened to a category for hurricane and barrow is already a record breaking storm due to its strength. this early in the season,

the only annual climbing season has begun to japan's mount fuji with new restrictions to control visitor numbers. japan is enjoying an unprecedented post pandemic visit or boom, but there are concerns. it's leading to over tourism. but mcbride reports from tokyo. the famous must see pedestrian crossing, the 2 boys in downtown tokyo tells the story overseas, taurus sel, back in fools visitor arrivals of top 3000000 for the the months running with most people heading to the same well known tourism hotspots for the on the account gets hard for those destinations that the most popular lakes here to kind of do and ok. now these regions quickly, this capacity, so we get over to it isn't from the world's most visited cities to the most exotic getaways, local tourism is predicted to return to pre, pun demik levels. before the end of the year, the number of passenger flights is expected to reach

a record of nearly 5000000000 back in japan, less well known destinations such as nick got to are on the west coast now have more flight connections which it hopes to use to attract more visits, as just as japan's more famous destinations seemingly trying to the, to some of the local politicians and community leaders have suggested raising admission prices to control visits. a numbers or pushing the daily limits on tourists just as crowds are right now. converging on watts is japan's most iconic natural attraction. this year, mount fuji is limiting. the number of people who make the klein to its summit to 4000 a day with a compulsory fee. you know, make sure things a lot. what we're aiming for is to secure the safety of everyone who visits here. for that purpose, we may have to as some people not to climb the mountain, regardless of whether they are visiting from home or abroad. the wealth,

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