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ah, welcome to the news our, the former us president donald trump is suspected of violating the espionage top to the f b i. c is classified documents from his florida state. earlier this week. the list of documents reportedly includes material relating to nuclear weapons. heidi to cast her reports from washington, d. c. how do you feel mister job? never before has a former us president been suspected of violating the espionage act? according to the war and authorizing the f. b, i search of trump, the state. trump may have kept documents that could endanger national security and may have destroyed or concealed presidential records. this week, federal agents removed 11 sets of classified documents from mar, logo for sets were labeled top secret,

and reportedly may contain information about nuclear weapons. many lesser people have gotten prosecuted for doing a small fraction of what it appears that donald trump has done which has taken the single most highly classified documents. united states government has as taking and picking them to his home. others. these documents relate to french president emmanuel micron and to trump pardoning of his close associates. roger stone. trump says he declassified all materials he and aids took from the white house. he and republican supporters called the investigation a political witch hunt president donald trump is job idence, most likely a political opponent in 2024. and this is less than $100.00 days from critical mid term elections. the f. b, i rate of president trump is a complete abuse and overreach of its authority. the department of justice says it and the f. b, i are acting independently. biden has remained silent. and while some democrats say

this is trump getting his, do others urge caution? i think for the most part, people want to see the process play out. i agree with that. i don't wanna interfere with the law enforcement is doing. but i think it would be wrong to take the position because this person is a former president. no, we should look the other way when there could be violations of a lot. the justice department must now decide whether to charge trump with a crime, which would be a 1st in american history. and the decision would be further complicated. if trump now says he's running for president again, because charging a political candidate could be seen as election interference. heidi jo, castro, al jazeera washington. let's bring in thought lucas. he's a professor for american studies at university of birmingham. he's joining us live by scott from birmingham in the u. k. welcome back to al jazeera, scott lucas. so while it's not really known, what exactly is in the documents themselves, the words does indicate that one of the things that f b i, agents were actually looking into is potential violations of the espionage. or can

you just provide some context to that? well, the espionage act is quite a long standing act, which of course would cover, for example, spying for a foreign power. but the espionage act also covers the handling of top secret material. you know, the material relating to national security. and one of the provisions of the espionage act is that no one should take classified material for their own private possession, especially if they have no permission from a government agency to have that. so in this specific case where the espionage and what has happened is that a marks for is that the warrant was issued on the suspicion that amongst the material that donald trump had taken without permission from the white house, there was top secret documents. indeed, what the f, b i as founders, those 4 set of documents that are not only more top secret, they're more secure compartment and secure. compartmentalized means that you can

only look at those documents, including documents on nuclear weapons, in a highly secure a government facility. so yes, truck is vulnerable prosecution under the espionage act. if it transpires that he took those documents, whether or not he did so by mistake, or whether he did so intention to correct me if i'm wrong here about president, do have power to declassify documents. and trump has said in this case, he did indeed declassify the document while he was an office. so does that make a difference? would make a difference if it was true, but it's not. donald trump did not declassified these documents that were found in his possession. and the reason why we know that is because the classification markers had not been removed from the documents, which is something that always happens if they are declassified. so now he did not go through the procedure for declassification. secondly, even if trump said i issue a blanket declassification to that,

it does not get him off the hook in this case. because the fact is that a president cannot issue a blanket declassification for a top secret document that has to go through certain government procedures and the president cannot bypass those. so you are mentioning a moment ago that he could be prosecuted. how vulnerable do you think is he to the prosecution right now? well, i think he's wrong on 3 different chance. so i need to emphasize this as an option, just one of them. the original count we're trump, is vulnerable for prosecution. is the presidential records act because, and this is not directly that trump insisted on strengthening because he tried to kill hillary clinton, prosecuted. a president cannot take documents from the white house without permission if he or she does. so after leaving office, they face a fine up to 5 years in prison, and disqualification for future federal office. and trump is vulnerable to prosecution for obstruction of the government investigation. because the reason

this whole affair began is the national archives were trying to collect documents for the house le committee conducting inquiry into the capital tack of january 2021 . 0, do you think this is all playing out politically and not only for trump himself, but for the republican party as a whole? or, you know, you're going to have chatter from every pondered about whether or not trump space will protect him on us and triple exploit the heal screen which aren't deep state hopes. he's done it all the way since the 2016 campaign when he basically was working with the russians and tried to use that to get off the hook. here we are in 2022 and going beyond, you know, the ponder tree on how big is faces. the, what i would watches is the republican party has a serious choice. and that is, is trump to toxic, even for the republicans blue, 2024 campaign. and the most powerful person in washington who has not spoken about this is the senate republican leader, mitch mcconnell,

my best bet is this. the republicans will work. so for someone who sounds like trump and uses trump is rhetoric, but it's not trump in 2020 for someone like florida government, rhonda santas. all right, we'll leave it there. thank you so much, scott. look us for joining us from birmingham. thank you. a claim done, controversial author, solomon rusty, is on a ventilator and unable to speak after being stabbed that a literary event in new york state dots, according to his agent, who also says the writer suffered a wound to his liver and may lose. and i police have arrested a 24 year old man, victoria gate be reports on the stage where salman rushdie was due to speak, a group of people including an off duty doctor surround the injured author. he just been stabbed multiple times and was lying on the floor. please, family love. rushdie was airlifted to hospital in pennsylvania where he had emergency surgery. the news is not good. his agent says the award winning novelist

is on a ventilator a may lose an eye. the nerves in his arm have been savage, and his liver is damaged. witnesses say the attack happened quickly and he was a guy who would know accommodate them. the microphone left this guy a start to stop him. who was so fast, so crazy in the moment we ran to the stage and a love guy came to help him and, and get the person what that him police search the home of the alleged assailant in 5, you new jersey. he's been identified as 24 year old. had he matter. authorities think he acted alone. we don't have any indication of a motive at this time, but we are working with the api. i. the sheriffs office and we will determine what the cause of this was or what the motor for this attack was. rusty's lecture was expected to focus on the us being

a home for free expression. local government leaders have condemned the attack. we are undeterred and our commitment to make sure that we call it out. we condemn what happen. we condemn all violence and we want people to feel that freedom to speak and to write truce rusty was forced into hiding in 1989 after his novel. the satanic verses was denounced by the iranian leader, ayatollah hominy. a bounty of $3000000.00 was offered to any one who killed the british author. u. k prime minister boris johnson says he's a pulled by the attack. he's tweeted, salman rushdie has been stabbed while exercising a right. we should never cease to defend. but inter ran some had a different reaction. more follow i heard the news on tv that was so glad because the insult salman rushdie made against our profit. and the fact was issued against him by finally wert, i'm about to ran, hasn't commented on the attack,

but some say it could further damage relations with the west. a time when tensions remain high over the nuclear deal. victoria, gate and be al jazeera was also to i'm a child raised who's a novelist, poet and literary critic is running us from oxford in the u. k. welcome to al jazeera sir. can you just give us your initial reaction to the stabbing of solomon rusty are right. my apologies. we seem to have our audio issues with our guest out of the u. k. we will try and bring him back in just a moment to discuss the stabbing of son, man, rusty, and we do have him back. let's try once more over to oxford. you are welcome to al jazeera at sir. so i was just asking, if you can give us your initial reaction to the stabbing of said man rusty. deep, deeply, distressing. i mean, distressing in a way that come up, you know, is it,

it's, it's taken over a my, it to go on my day yesterday. and it has taken over my day to day in the, in the sense that we are trying to find out her every huffinger hobby is rates. and as though we were just hearing in the report just a moment ago, christy's writings did garner several literary prizes. but it was really his 4th novel, the satanic verses that drew scrutiny and condemnation, as you know, amongst a some in the muslim world. so he was viewed as a controversial figure by some how do you think that shaped his career going forward early? well, as you know, his book was banned 1st in india and it's still banned over there. and, and that set into motion a, you know, a kind of unfortunate a series of developments that then led to, you know, the fact was,

and a, you know, have been with us for, for all these decades leading to what happened yesterday. and that the book was banned on the basis of somebody responding to a review in an indian journal which caught at something from the satanic verses and, and the person then raised an outcry against um, the book without having read it. so i would say it's fair to say that the, the, the kind of a response that took over everything in terms of rush, these work and, and the satanic verses was based on the, on, on, on ignorance of, of a kind of wilful and proud disengagement with actually having anything, any kind of engagement with the work. i thought i saw a lot to him,

him being under british police protection for almost a decade. but as we can see, i mean over the years i, he's become more comfortable attending public events, hasn't he? he has been, i mean i 1st met him at a book public event. i mean this was in 1998. at that time he was not pre announced. he told me to x is about your eyes, the number of literary festival. sorry i met him, he was extremely he was wonderful and, and relaxed in spite of everything that was happening around him. so i think he's always wanted to behave as if, you know, like himself. right. and you were mentioning a moment ago, the book, the satanic verses still banned in india. but what can you tell us about what he means for the new sort of up and coming literary indian generation?

so i think he meant a lot to his a to, to the people who followed him and some of them i think a some writers who write. ready novels in english at, in that, that were transformed in the eighty's and became writers because of, of his work. and, and i am not one of them are, i have always had problems with the way his work has been appropriated. or by is that by, by a set of and you know, a tier it's of a particular kind, but i admire his work and i admire him deeply. and, and what is wonderful about rusty is he can make room for a great deal of a diversity as far as what he likes are in, in the arts. in writing is concerned that much, much greater diversity,

a kind of diversity that marks out at true artist and writer in comparison to his some his admirers. so i would say that he has his, his kind of presence has been transformative for, for india, for fiction, for indian fiction. and for fiction generally or but there are things about his writing and about him which, which are worth acknowledging, which we still haven't fully understood and acknowledge, and part of it what has to do with his true openness and eclecticism. okay, we'll leave it there. thank you. so much and the child's re for speaking to us from oxford in the u. k. u. plenty. morehead on the algebra news our including we have more on the farmers and mexico who are struggling to keep their livestock alive because the land is boon dry. they didn't get what they paid for. we'll talk to property buyers in china as developers, leave them in the lurch and, and for messy excluded from

a player of the year award for the 1st time in 17 years. ah. but 1st, the us house of representatives has approved the biggest climate package in the country's history. it's being seen as a major victory for president joe biden. the motion is adopted. the so the $370000000000.00 will be set aside to fight climate change. most of the money will come from tax reforms including a new 15 percent minimum tax on large corporation. investor is looking to poor money into clean energy will be rewarded with a decade of federal subsidies. the senate passed the bill earlier and it will now be sent to bite into sign into law with a final passage of the inflation reduction act in the house of representatives, the american people are going to see lower prescription drug prices,

lower health care costs and lower energy costs and big corporations are finally got to start to pay their fair share. those that are paying 0 dollars in federal income tax will now have to pay a minimum tax and americans going to take the most aggressive action we've ever taken. in confronting the climate crisis and strengths in the energy security of america and the world, quite frank farmers and mexico are struggling to keep their herds alive during one of the worst droughts in decades. just 10 percent of dams across the country are full, while water levels and others have dropped below half of their capacity, the government has declared a national emergency menu. all right. hello. hi moore. from mexico city, the water crisis in mexico is not isolated to a single state or a single region of the country. there are moderate to severe drought conditions affecting almost 65 percent of mexico's national territory. in the case of northern mexico, these are some of the dry conditions in the past 30 years. just last month in july,

the mexican government declared a national emergency which allows for federal resources to be allocated toward providing water to the regions of the country that have been most severely impacted by the drought, the city of monterey in riverdale. and is where many people would agree where the crisis is most acute water levels at dams are well below where they should be. when we visited monterey, just a few weeks ago, we were told that the drought is largely related to the weather phenomenon known as linear, which is known to disrupt traditional weather patterns. and in the case of northern mexico, a rainy season that was supposed to come in may never came. experts say the impacts of linea are being exacerbated by climate change. and we should note that the month of july is the hottest recorded in mexico since 1953, meaning that these extreme heat conditions are not doing anything to help alleviate the ongoing crisis from drought to floods. thousands of people in northern sou dawn or waiting for helicopter heavy rains cause flash floods and river now states,

at least 50 people have been confirmed, dead and thousands of homes have been swept away. hipaa morgan reports from barbara and river and all state. this is all that remains of nasa morales is home in mikayla, in northern sudan. the walls and roof collapse after heavy rains and flash floods. and reverend i'll spade leaving him and his family with nowhere to go away for going the hug we lost everything. there's nothing left. we have to start from scratch. we need a lot of things, food, clean water, tens for shelter. any kind of assistance we can get. we feel like we're being ignored and it could rain again any time. at least 3000 homes have been damaged by the floods in mccaleb this week. the government has declared be affected areas disasters. owens kelly, mat angelie and her 16 year old daughter have been sleeping out in the open after their home was washed away. she is struggling to adapt to their new reality. that

alive are mandarin. we need food and something to drink, but we also need a concrete place to stay. one of our houses completely destroyed and we use beds to make a shelter for my disabled daughter. have an am the son and when i get out of the beds won't protect us from the rains to come on the other. the floods have also destroyed shops, so people can't replace their possessions if appeal to the government for assistance. however, aid is there to arrive. many of these families have been relying on donations of food and clothes from other families. the government has set up emergency centers, but those here said the response is too slow. the town sewage system is damaged prompting fears of an outbreak of what's up on diseases. young hani, anti american. if it had mama, the damage to the sewage system is watson. the shortage of food and water and water will bring mosquitoes and we don't have mosquito. net, so we hope the government sends health supplies to prevent the outbreak of disease . and mama maureen is forecast for the coming days. people here say

without help, the already dire situation will only get worse. he but morgan august era, mccaleb river announced 8th french firefighters. fear thunderstorms and strong winds could reignite and inferno in the southwest. official say the fire has not spread significantly overnight, but that could quickly change more than a 1000 emergency workers from across europe are trying to contain the blaze in the sharon's region. bernard smith, reports from ha stone firefighters in southwest friends are using everything they can lay my hands on to beat back these rapidly spreading fires. 75 square kilometers of the year on region looks like this. drought and extreme temperatures have created an easily combustible mixture. natural, near the screen, the de risk being complicated because the temperatures are going up and precipitation is dropping firefighters from across europe. these are romanian,

have been drafted in to help fight the flames. this is an area that already caught fire caught fire again to the fire fighters of have to come back and douse the flames. one of the challenges for them is because the temperature is so high and the ground is so dry. as soon as the water hits the ground, it evaporates. so it takes a lot more water and a lot more effort to put out the flames. the risk of new fires is very severe. according to the local authorities. 10000 people have been evacuated from their homes. you know, he basses who fires are still active along the edge of the 40 kilometer perimeter. advancing little by little so we trying to keep the st priorities we had at the start of that is to protect that people who've been evacuated and will keep protecting all these homes. villages here know they've had a lucky escape. these signs are everywhere, thanking the fire service for saving their homes. how's it out up? what was the 1st time i've seen a catastrophe like that above all the catastrophe for the bio diversity. it's an

enormous catastrophe. we're not going to have enough forests left. it's really serious, i said, or hook up. i'm clearing away. burnt trees from the roads so that fire fighters and volunteers and farm workers can get through and puts out as much of the fire as they can. the forests will eventually recover. but as the planet warms, an extreme weather becomes more frequent, it might not be long before flames. licking up these trees again, bernard smith al jazeera in the geron, southwest france. the perils of climate change feature prominently at this year's fringe festival in edinburgh comedy puppets. rianne dance are being used to war and educate and inspire at theatre goers. jonah hall was more from the scottish capital . thank you for coming to the show. i am dr. mike winning the most positive name and comedy today. winning by name. that's it, nevada. there are so many shows focused on climate change in edinburgh this year.

it's practically a jaundra in itself. from comedy to contemporary dance to polystyrene sheets and globes of this and recyclable product, mainstay of ocean pollution. come alive in materia, undress. others stories moving our object theater. i got about you know, help you in the universe. in space, hippo, japanese shadow puppets retails the science fiction. tail of a dying earth. the only hope of hippo sent to discover new worlds in space or people. more on, on the internet and friends of mine would be like, oh, nature to to it's climate change brick because a cool but it's a good thing. is it been going to is a good thing to tell people is no, i think the audience is revolving more because more people are becoming aware of it as an issue. so the 1st year i talked about climate change was 2017. and nobody was

talking about climate change. the u. k. summer of 2022, meanwhile will be remembered, is one of its hottest and dry. st. wildfires have devastated suburban homes and house pipe bands are in place to combat drought. it's no wonder the climate change has become more and more prominent in the arts and arts festivals like edinburgh, as it becomes more and more prominent in each of our lives. the fine line that every artist must walk, those between telling truth that simply frighten and telling truth, that in spite solutions and hope high above. the midday sun glare down the ghosts of the near future, as described as a cowboy. no off fever, dream about extinction. if you feel quite doomed,

family feeling not hopes, little 9. i all like your books funded. it's about the climate and we're going to talk to you about climate change. it was, it really made me feel something when i cried a bit the end. in this magic realist vision of a bleak future, there is neither hope nor fear. only the inevitable. ah, jo, how al jazeera edinburgh, stella had on the altar renews our travel plans for thousands of passengers across the u. k. have gone off the rails of 9 train firms go on strike. fairly owns president accuses opponents, have tried to topple the government after days of protest. and then for the dream run, continues in toronto for this brazilian player. ah,

well, the heat wave across england is intensifying, have one, and you get that once again, it's been record breaking stuff. so for the 2nd day in a row, the english port city of plymouth, setting to record at $32.00 degrees and for the republic of ireland, never before for the month of august. have we've seen a temperature this high oak park, 31.7 degrees that south was of dublin. so the peak of the heat coming over the course of the weekend both saturday and sunday london. we've got you in for 35 degrees. more clouds will float in, i don't think we're going to see any relief until early next week, and by that point, the heat wave will have been going on for more than a week, but of relief. also coming for central portions of spain with his batch of what weather, where we've got some forest fires, burning high temperature. it's here as well. valencia 41 degrees south of valencia . there is an extreme high temperature warning as those temperatures cross 40 degrees. showers in storms still locked into the balkans. downpours seemed likely

for bosnia, serbia and kosovo. some of that activity pushing into greece and showers never really too far away from its stumble. you know, the gambia has seen some of its works flooding in half a century, and another weather maker comes crashing into the western cape. we could see some snow over the higher ground. that's it soon. ah ah. ah.

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after the f. b i. c is classified documents from his florida state. this week, they reportedly include material relating to nuclear weapons. the author said, man, rusty is on a ventilator after being stabbed at a literary event in new york state is agent says he suffered injuries to his arm and abdomen and may lose. and i, a suspect has been arrested. the us house of representatives has approved the biggest climate package in american history. it's being seen as a major victory for president joe biden. $370000000000.00 will be set aside to fight climate change. dozens of women in afghanistan have held a rare protesting cannibals as days before the 1st anniversary of the taliban returned to power. about 40 demonstrators marched on the education ministry chanting bread work and freedom fighters be some of the women and fired into the air to break up the protest.

despite the pledges, maybe when it reaches power, the taliban has limited gun women's rights. i've got a son is also facing one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. the un says, up to 25000000 people are living in poverty. children are the most vulnerable, with many at risk of malnutrition and the challenges keep piling up. unicef has received only 40 percent of its funding appeal for this year. just a was you may find some images disturbing in some a bon jovi age report from the remote cog jani district in eastern afghanistan, severely malnourished, born and the weight. fighting for every breath seems repeated at almost every hospital in earnest. don units that says children are the most vulnerable overseas hunger, this spread of preventable disease. we've just got a nationwide measles outbreak under control because we've been doing campaign. but

now we have no break of acute watery diarrhea, which is a weakening, already weak bodies. and here we are in the hospital, we're seeing children with severe acute malnutrition and complications with pneumonia. measles you name or we're hearing stories of mothers sending children to school in the morning crying with hunger. many of these girls had breakfast, the piece of bread and some green tea. the morning session is for girls. 200 i taught by 11 teachers and the only high school letters for the 3500 boys in the afternoon session. there are 18 teachers i not graduated from this makes you school. it has been in the state for the past 12 years. he's now a volunteer teacher, although against the taliban and all the girls education,

she says, even if they came to school, there is no tend to accommodate them about their mom. let him take him on that unless you're better. my message to the world is that they should unfreeze or reserve. they're gonna get them if they're not going to help us. they should at least do that and them so that we build our country with our own money i embarked. and my message to islam comer leaders is to fix our schools, will build classrooms and get us teachers and help us to get an education. it's not just health and education though. in addition to crippling sanctions on of gone is done since the taliban take over the countries facing a number of challenges which are contributing to your humanitarian catastrophe. the drought that this country is facing is the worst in the last few decades, and people are having to send their children to sleep on an empty stomach. until a few years ago, these fields were green. but the changing weather patterns mean no snow in the winter and no rain during summer. barren land and contaminated water brings disease

. o sending children ill equipped and short staffed hospitals. it's a cycle of misery in a country under leadership learning to govern, abandon by the rest of the world. oh, so i'm, i'm interviewed. other hogan of venison, dozens of supporters of pakistan's, former prime minister, iran con, are gathering in the city of la horror. they are expecting to hold a mass protest in the coming hours. khan is pushing for a return to power off to losing a no confidence vote against the current prime minister. shabbat sharif in april, come hider is joining us from the horse, or what is the significance of the rally taking place behind you? well it must be understood that just recently am ron cons far, gay made a come back and this fall for our province of the upon job a not runoff election. and this is going to be a foot rally since his party formed

a government death. he's already got government in for of the proven says good bye . just on august on the administer, gosh, made the one job and archive of the bump robbins and of gotten this going. site red buckets on diamond jovially, 75 years of independence, didn't do. andre. hey, next plan of action. that strategy nature tonight. so pakistan come on seems to be heading for more political instability. easy and did it did because date up a ruling, a government which is a basically a collection of several wondered if it walkies had been desperately trying to gotten on the board again. them wrong. honda ang, 8 by a 10 majority that need 9 mode seats in order to fit your needs as they're planning

gord bi election. but im wrong, vaughn said that he will gun deaths no 9 seeds and therefore naturally create a problem for the ruling and lions. they got their popularity had rendered this in a collection of 14, which had diagnostic most of the leadership that drew this dunphy for up to 30 years. so m, ron han of god, will be hoping your day get wanted your red riding popularity across the country. some expert believe that if there wasn't a free and fed electron, which is one of the demands of him, ron con, that he will be able to secure no dirty majority in parliament. however, it seems that the ruling corey nature and hell bent on trying to get credit him, ron pon dave and trying to disqualify him. so indeed that political instability now playing in to what get done economic wrote, didn't read. i think you so much come either reporting from the horn,

a worsening crisis of stalled construction projects, and china is now spilling over into the banking sector, triggering warnings of broader systemic risks. but it's also left many people who bought unfinished homes high and dry, with some considering drastic measures. hattrick folk reports from nanning in southern china learning the capital of gong. c province is like many fast growing cities in china, on the outskirts clusters of residential projects scattered the landscape. except there's little sign of work going on at most sites. one bill to we spoke to couldn't say why young shall i don't know where the work is when i've only been here for 2 days. this developments north of manning was launched in 2019. it was due for completion this year. so we've seen a sign of the front of the site and it says that the developers run out of funds and it doesn't have money to pay for materials for workers. and so work has been

completely halted here. the day we visit one homeowner called alum meets us. he doesn't want us to show his face on camera. he fears authorities might punish him for it. alarm runs a street store for living. he took out a bank loan and paid more than a 1000000 you on or about a $150000.00 for a home here. don't give a day. we borrowed high and low to buy this home and to put the children to school . but know something like this happens. i don't know what to say that i know a father of 2 alarm is buried in mortgage pills. he's now thinking of moving in to an empty shell with his family. didn't go young. so if we don't have access to water or electricity, we will rely on ourselves will use budget make do the why come in partial scared, it will be dangerous. when i him, we have no choice, even if it's dangerous. either way, we are dead stall projects and more than 90 cities and china have triggered a wave of strikes hundreds of thousands of people as simply refusing to keep up

payments. its power pressure on the banking system. but there have been many cases also of desperate homebuyers with nowhere else to go squatting, an unfinished developments so far the government has struggle to resolve the issue . it won't handle well. are this good wells as fell a great deal off of instability bearing in mind that the coming national party august in november, would set to reaffirm the 3rd curve for presidency given. so obviously president c plus of all the saga to spoil the broth. all those like alum hope for is for work to get back on track and eventually to have a finished home for his family to live in. patrick, fog, al jazeera nanning, china, rural passengers in the u. k. can expect big disruptions to their travel plans this weekend because drivers have gone on strike thousands of employees at 9 rail companies have banded together as a call for

a better pay and improved working conditions. life to harry fall said he's joining us for a major train station in central london. so what impact is the travel chaos having that harry very major impact right here at london use and which is entirely shuts to rail traffic today saturday. and so we've seen a lot of pretty confused looking people turning up and saying what one has been. oh my god, what of i just walked in, walked into. we spoke to a group of interracial tourists recently returned from a trip across europe, trying to head back to the home in dublin at finding that there are no trains just that they've been told that they may be affected. but they haven't realized that the entire station would be closed. people trying to get to manchester not able to do so. this is just part of a nationwide strike. as you say, across 9 rail companies i work is blowing to the as left union. all work working out on mass and large parts of the country have no real services at all. in other

parts, there are diminished rail services. we spoke to the boss of the rail union make wheel and he was at a picket not far from here where the strikers were trying to get public support. and he said that this was essentially down to the government failing to allow propping to go see ations between the workers and the individual rail company employees. the governors of course, trying to tamp down any further rise in inflation. he says that that means that they're not being allowed to award decent pay awards to try to keep up with the cost of living as far as the rail companies are concerned, the rail delivery group, which is the overarching body that looks after those companies speaks on their behalf, it says that it needs to see real modernization and work practices sunday, working, becoming part of the working week across the piece. not in some instances, as it is a voluntary thing for the drive is to sign up to and as well as that more productivity coming from each shift. the drivers carry out the rail company,

the company's saying that is what's needed, the union just saying that already that drive is being as flexible as possible, and they're struggling to keep up with the rising cost of living. ok, thank you so much. harry foss, reporting from london. one person has been killed and dozens injured, and spain after strong winds caused part of a stage to collapse at an electronic music festival in korea near the city of valencia, at least 40 people were reported injured. 3 of them seriously. organizers of medusa, some beach festival, se there devastated the event has been suspended. a man in montenegro has shot dead 10 people, including 2 children, witness to say the 34 year old was firing randomly at people in the streets of setting. yay! before he was shot dead by a passer by, 6 people were wounded in the attack, including an officer, local media say the gunman went on the rampage after a family dispute. columbia new left his government and move to restart. peace talks

of the last gorilla group 3 years after they were suspended. negotiators met with representatives of the ellen or national liberation army, and havana. after the meeting, the peace commissioner said the necessary steps would be taken to revive talks. it's understood, these will include lifting rest. florence for guerrillas living in exile in cuba talk, stalled, in 2019 after a rebel bomb attack and vulgar are killed. 20 police cadets. now columbia, as new presidents, has appointed new chiefs of the military and police. gustavo petro says he chose the officials because they've not been accused of corruption or human rights violations. the left, this politician was sworn into office earlier this week. he's promised to reshape the polarized country with a long list of social and economic reforms. luckily to have the new commanders who will lead columbia as public forces are aligned with the human security politics

goals. we promised and that we want to turn into a reality to guarantee peace, a decrease in violence and crime, and respect towards human rights and citizens. freedoms, as every democracy should. reco has sent hundreds of troops to the border town of theodore horace, after a prison riots and related violence on the streets, killed 11 people. $300.00 soldiers have arrived with another $300.00 expected to follow. the violin started inside a jail on thursday when 2 people died in a confrontation between rival gangs. 9 more people were later killed by a legend, gang members in the town, including civilians, sierra leone president julius, madame bio has vowed to punish those responsible for anti government protests in recent days. at least $27.00 people were killed, including 6 policemen. many are angry about raising prices, but the president says the demonstrations were part of a plot to overthrow the government commodities reports from free town,

fellow serial union. president judy as monte b. o says the violence of premeditated and designed to topple his government. because a protest esl insurrection is the full force of the law. we brought to bear on all those peasants who attacked and killed police officers, they, dest sponsors, and our collaborators will not go unpunished. that will also be if for investigation into the death of ordinary citizens who lost the allies in this senseless violence, cited by those are known peasants. the practice of some of the most violent sanity on the scene. in peacetime, the government says the opposition is to blame, but the opposition rejects that accusation. they say the government bad economic policies are responsible has been for years since they came to power. they haven't

done anything to move the needle in the right direction. so that's not an excuse many businesses have remained shut. a security forces patrol the street a 12 hour curfew is still in force across the country. suddenly on like most african countries heavily rely on imports. and because of its current supply challenges, the countries also suffering from inflation with more than half the population living below the poverty line, people here finding it increasingly difficult to afford even the basics, like for the protest come 10 months before the countries general elections that are real concerns here, the election process could be mod by the violence seen in the past few days. how many degrees al jazeera freaked out saturday on we have the sports is coming up right after the break, and we'll explain why this mascot arrival is calls a political stir for the president of mexico.

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awful damage to the bottom of al jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you more reward. will you, documentaries, and lives oh, i didn't time for the sports injury drama. thank you. 3 and one of the best young salves in major league baseball, has been suspended for 80 games after testing positive for performance enhancing drug. fernando patsy junior from the san diego padres will miss the remaining games of this year and carry over to the start of next year, forfeiting about $3200000.00 in pe. he tested positive for cost of all the type of anabolic steroids. patsy's haven't played in 2022 after suffering

a broken wrist during a motorcycle accident in the off season. the 23 year old will also be unavailable in the dominican republic of the world by so traffic in march. peace issued a statement saying, it turns out that i inadvertently took a medication to treat ring one that contained cluster ball. i should have used the resources available to me in order to ensure that nobody substances will in what i took. i failed to do so. i am completely devastated. there is no one else in the world i would rather be than on the field. competing with my teammates, cleveland browns, quarterback to sean watson has for the 1st time publicly apologize to the women who accused him of sexual misconduct during massage sessions. he spoke his 1st stop in 19 months for a preseason game against the jacksonville jaguars. watson previously said he had no regret, save his actions, and his lack of remorse was one of the reasons why a former federal judge gave him a 6 game suspension following a disciplinary hearing. watson is waiting to hear if that band will be extended after the nfl appealed for longer punishment. the 26 year old has settled all but

one of the 20 fall seats against him. i want to say that i'm truly sorry to all the women, the of impact the in the situation mother decisions that i may in my life that put me in this position. you know, i would definitely like to have back, but i want to continue to move forward and grow and learn and, and show that, you know, i am a true person of character and i want to keep pushing for i know i have a lot of work to put in, especially on the field to be able to make sure i'm ready to play whenever that time comes, whenever i can step back on the feel. but also the biggest thing is i want to continue counseling. and i want to make sure that i'm growing as a person, as an individual from decision making on and off the feel. and i want to make sure that, you know, i'm just evolving in the community as much as possible, and that's for the clean the community. that's the nfl community and beyond. for the 1st time in 17 years leno, messy has not been named on the short list for the bound all player of the year wards. they often tinian has won the accolade record is 7 times including last

season. as a reminder is p s t, teammates name all of anomalies this year. include mohammed falla, christiane, rinaldo started molly and rob 11 dorski. the volunteer is an annual prize presented by french magazine of france football. so when it is announced in october, many tennis fans wiping for more shouts, i'm from nick kerry. else at the montreal masters. but unfortunately for them, the australians run hit a roadblock by the name of high, but we'll catch carol said one line straight matches since leaving the wimbledon final. we ran out of steam and deciding that saturday school to find mackenzie will catch. the pole is the only path left in the draw. he's previously won a dime favorites. and montreal was local, born at felix oshea ali, a seam. but the wall number 9 left is best tennis in the locker room. the canadian only $13.00 games against the remaining top seated cask. the rude norwegian when

our face will catch a spot in the final eye. and in the women's tournament in toronto, romanian is simona halla book to a spot in the final full with victory overcoat golf. the formula number one hasn't dropped to assess a week asked. he chases a 3rd, tyson out at places the highest ranked american in the southeast. and jessica on the other side of the draw, the jury run a brazilian, a beatrice, had a my a continued. she came back from a sat down to be limping champion. belinda bench ich had admired the 1st brazilian female to reach the semi finals of the w. t. a 1000 events. she now plays with formula number one carolyn of this. maybe because i'm brazilian from south america, we always have to work very hard to head over to disease and yeah, i try to enjoy and deserve when i have to change. so yeah,

i'm happy with that way that i think an gulf fedex cup playoffs. open champion cameron smith and sits 3 shots off the lead of the st. jude championship in memphis is 8 on to paul at the halfway stage. one shot better off though, is it? denny mccarthy. the highlights of his 2nd round came here at the 6th, where he hold out for an ego. but its fellow back in a j. j. spawn who top slater bought after 3 on the paw round of 67. he is a shot clear of the fields after 11 under a rural turkey is hosting the 5th edition of the islamic solidarity games in the central province of congo. the previous editions took place in saudi arabia around indonesia and azerbaijan. russell soda has this port report. they were slid up the corniest k as turkish president jeff taper one integrated this law makes sorta data to gains $4000.00 at least from $56.00 muslim majority countries taking part in the tournament for 25 year old. so the weightlifter arnold sherry,

his games are very important. unity, unity and getting to know each other more and make a community for some other sports. it's a news 1st international competition. but there are more experienced athletes as well. i'm at bad news. grandparents were forced to leave their home in haifa, israel during the 6 day war of 1967. they settled in the oscar refugee camp in knob loose in the occupied westbank. his parents were born and raised there as was about himself. a lifelong dream was realized when the palestine in pike won the federations, although her mouth fighting in 2018 since then, the 20 year old has participated in 72 national competitions and won 6 metals, including one gold hello. so what do i have for all of the difficulties we face are tremendous. international travel is one of the main problems as getting

a permit from israel. authorities is not easy. we have limited resources and poor facilities to train and prepay for the games. but despite these obstacles, we have achieved great successfully and in these games in con, yeah, i will do my best to win a gold medal that my adam, my mother's also set his sights wander, present in palestine at the 2024 olympics in paris. ah, these long extorted dorothy games isn't a high profile competition, but for many young athletes, it's an opportunity to showcase their patterns. a millions of muslims hugging softly in chrome, poverty on thickness me ability and even submit awards for decades despite debit withdrawal for the amount of screaming and natural resources. so i'm say business because of lack of unity, solidarity and coordination. i'm the organizers of this game, say the aim is to build, but he just among the muslim majority companies, putting them together to support those who sat there. oh, to 0, tanya. and he finished with

a rather bizarre story involving the mexican navy in this mascot named paci. the president, mexico has been heavily criticized software. navy helicopter transported the mascot's of his baseball team to a playoff game. it remains unclear. he signed off on the trip and present. lopez overdose says he doesn't agree with the decision. and in case you're wondering that mask all that is a title. that is all your spoke now. i'll have more later for me. we'll see later. thank you so much, jim, for that update. and thanks for watching the news our on al jazeera and associated with you in just a moment. she'll have much more of the days. ah ah, and

drank assessment. how much support is there at st. protests that we've seen in hotel across the rest of the country. the street has been, has been very good at tapping into the core confounded people across the country, informed opinions. we will say more of these events. what is happening is that climate change it making them work in depth analysis of the days global headlines. froggy is credited by some way where they were storing italy's credibility. this critics would say he couldn't play the part of a politician. what do you think went wrong inside story on al jazeera? our diets define who we are. but who are way, if we don't know what we're eating in a disturbing investigation into globalized food fraud, people and power reveals long hidden, scandalous practices that have infiltrated international wholesale markets and supermarket chains and asks, what's really on our plates. food in glorious food, bon, to on al jazeera,

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