on alger 0, relieving eco friendly solutions to combat threats to our planet. on al jazeera, our reporters retreat in a brutal civil war. if a commodore hadn't been there, the israel invasion would not have been so well reported. the commodore had become journalistic center. you could be in the safe enclave and then you went out into civil war. i started off leaving this while the grand suite at the commodore hotel . the next room i was in was underground that a tiny prison. so as a hostage, a route to commodore war hotels on al jazeera. ah, donald trump is being investigated for possibly breaching usa espionage notice after the f. b, i found classified documents out of florida home. ah,

hello there, i'm natalia tay and this is al jazeera live from door ha. also coming up. i came to ortho salman rushdie is on a ventilator after he was stabbed on stage as an event in new york state. i. we report from eastern afghanistan where teachers are calling for the state funds to be released to help millions of children and poverty . i'm drawing a hole in edinburgh where from comedy to contemporary dance climate change has become so prominent on festival programs. it's practically a genre all of its own. ah, now for me, u. s. president donald trump is suspected of violating the espionage act after the f b. i. c is class documents from his florida state earlier this week. the list of documents

reported the includes material relating to nuclear weapons. how does your 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, has taken picking them to his home. others. these documents relate to french

president emanuel micron and to trump pardoning of his close associates. roger stone, trump says he declassified all materials he and aides 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 want to interfere with what 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 is running for president again, because charging a political candidate could be seen as election interference. heidi jo castro al jazeera washington acclaimed and controversial author salman rushdie is on a ventilator and unable to speak. after being stabbed as a literary event in new york state, police have arrested a 24 year old man. victoria gave me 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. police love. rusty 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 may lose an eye. the nerves in his arm have been savage,

and his liver is damaged. witnesses, savvy attack happened quickly again with a guy who were no, no, accommodate them. the microphone let this guy start to stop him. who was so fast, so crazy in the moment we ran to the stage and a little guy came to help him get there. the 1st what that him police search, the home of the alleged assailant and fairview, 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 mode of at this time, but we are working with the f. b, 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 can down what happened. 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 would kill the british author. u. k prime minister boris johnson says he's a pulled by the attack. he's tweeted salma, rusty has been stabbed while exercising a right. we should never cease to defend. but inter ran some had a different reaction. oh, i heard the news on tv that was so glad because the insult salman rushdie made against our profit, the fact was issued against him. finally worked to ran, hasn't commented on the attack, but some say it could further damage relations with the west. at a time when tensions remain high over the nuclear deal,

victoria gate and be al jazeera while the us house of representatives has approved the biggest climate package in the country's history, it's been seen as a major victory for president joe biden. the motion is adopted. $370000000000.00 will be set aside to fight climate change. most of that money will come from tax reforms including a new 15 percent minimum tax on large corporations. investors looking to pull money and to clean energy will also be rewarded with a decade of federal subsidies. the senate passed the believe it will now be sent to biden, to 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 frankly, speaking of the climate crisis, thousands of people in northern sudan are still waiting for help. half the heavy rains that caused flash floods in riven, i'll stays at least 50 people have been confirmed, dead and thousands of homes have been swept away. him, morgan reports from brother in river last days. this is all that remains of nasa morales, his home in mikayla, in northern sudan. the walls and roof collapse after heavy rains and flash floods. and reverend allstate, 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 tends to sell to any kind of assistance we can get. we feel like we're being ignored and it could rain again anytime. at least 3000 homes have been

damaged by the floods in mikayla. this week. the government has declared the affected areas, disaster zones, kelly mac and jolly, and her 16 year old daughter have been sleeping out can be open after their home was washed away. he's struggling to adapt to their new reality alarm and we need food and something to drink. we also need a concrete place to stay. one of our houses completely distorted and we use beds to make shelter my sable daughter. on the way to get us out at the point, protect us from the reins to come the flips have also destroy chops. so people can't replace their possession. they appealed to the government for assistance. however, aid is due to arrive. many of these families have been relying on donations of food and clothes from other families. the government has set up emergency sensors, but those here said the response is too slow. the town sewage system is damaged prompting fears of an outbreak of what up on diseases and honey and punish clifford

how mamma, the damage to the sewage system is worse than the shortage of food and water and in the stagnant water will bring mosquitoes. and we don't have mosquito net, i am also, we hope the government sends health supplies to prevent the outbreak of disease in nor, and hector ham mama maureen is forecast for the coming days. people here say without help, the already dire situation will only get worse. he by morgan august 0, mccaleb river in all states while from floods to fires and french fire fighters of hearing that thunderstorms and strong winds can reignite and inferno in the southwest. officials say the fire has not spread significantly overnight, but that could change very quickly. more than a 1000 emergency workers from across europe and are trying to contain that players in the huron region than in smith reports from our stance firefighters in southwest france. using everything they can lay the 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 navies good at 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 that has an area that already caught fire caught fire again to the firefighters about 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. they will know, he both says via are still active along the edge of the 40 kilometer perimeter. advancing little by little so we are trying to keep the st priorities we had at the

start. that is to protect that people have been evacuated and will keep protecting all these homo villages. hey, i know they've had a lucky escape. these signs everywhere, thanking the fire service for saving their homes because you know it was the 1st time i've seen a catastrophe like that above all, a catastrophe for the bio diversity. it's an enormous catastrophe. we're not going to have enough horrible if it's really serious. i'm clearing away burn trees from the roads, so that firefighters 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 year owned southwest france. i'll still ahead here on out as the so progress in kenya's official though,

tallying after tuesday presidential election feels public anxiety in columbia new left us government agrees to restart. peace talks with alaska really delightful with with he has begun. the, the full world cup is on its way to kathy who's your travel package today. here's your weather in a minute 15. hi there. thanks for joining in. so the tropical storm, it's racing away from tokyo. we did have some landside warnings in play there, but things will begin to dry off. and once that suns out, those temperatures will begin to shoot up some storms. the clutch of storms around beijing. in fact, we do have red rainstorm morning in play. that gives you a sense of just how powerful these storms are. that slug of rain will move into the korean peninsula and drench saul. so it's very rainy forecast at for the next few days. and i think the worst of it will be monday. we'll also see those winds pick

up gusting to about 60 kilometers per hour. okay, as we go further toward the south, still that heat across seeing see river valley, some weather alerts in play here is those temperatures could very well exceed 40 degrees after india and the bay of bengal. we've got this disturbance just spinning around, whipping rain around all sides. so for entrepreneurs show dish and west bengal. that's where our heaviest falls will be. and of course, garages, some spots have seen about a months worth of rain over the span of 24 hours without tropical cyclone in the arabian sea. but the rain is now moving into flood hit areas of baluchistan and still some showers for karachi on sunday with the high 34 degrees. that's it susan . i saw official airlines of the journey. let's get to the bottom line. what does the new forever proxy war mean for america and nato? it's very hard to say we're, the escalations stopped. is it a mistake to open up?

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a ventilator after being stabbed. and this where we event in new york state is agents says he suffered multiple injury his to his arm and abdomen and may lose. and i suspect has been arrested us, house of representatives has approved the biggest climate package in american history is being seen as a major victory for president vine. $370000000000.00 will be set aside to fight climate change. now 4 days on from the general election, voters in kenya are still waiting to know who will be the next president, veteran opposition need a ride a dinner. and deputy president william router are both in a close race for that top job. can use election commission has until tuesday to announce the official results. well, that's bring in, jarvis begun bow, he's a lawyer and a governance expert. he joins us now from nairobi. java, so let me just start by asking what's taking so long. thank you so much. what? 4 days now, since the close of the falls for the when the volume was done,

canyon's i still have a waiting for the election body to announce that as us. now this is taking a bit longer because of the procedure on the kind of him laid down the law that day i. e, b, c, the independent electoral boundaries commission. much use both follow the process of verification of, of the results to ensure that no errors on these checks are allowed or can be boned when the final telling is done. and this is because of the kind of political history of gum form where electron violence as a result from electrical disputes of the potential result. and so legally speaking in kenya or the electrical more, do you have a good 7 days from the day of elections to announce the. ready presidential results, but i'm sure that it will not credit to the 7 days because from my job day, the 7 days and the close of today as well. very helpful. i want to also because

there was a lot of talk about radical transparency this time around rise. and i see that local media was following these results in real time. but that seems to have been frozen. they're talking now about a desire to synchronize results. and i notice some journalist, civil se spoken about political pressure, is this about a fear of declaring a winner in such a type, tense, political race? well, a number of reasons and the government seems to have been concerned about. there was more national security implications of the media, tallying on their puts independently or part of the telling and then get to project that we know when the election board is jill husband's time to verify their. ready preliminary forms that were field and submitted up that morning station and then the physical phones that tough to be brought from the constituency to the national, telling center. i saw media debate ahead of the elections body. and that was

a little doubt ledge. national attention and anxiety when the elections board is still doing, tallying and verification of those results so that there is a lot of tension and national anxiety. i see some tallies, have written it in a neck and neck, but then others have recently had by more than 6 points. and why are we seeing such a discrepancy? i mean, there have already been, if i think it came from the governing party that spectating that well, i think these disparities are coming from the kind of speed, cup and capacity that the different media houses house in downloading all these phones from their portal of the i b, c. and secondly, that anxiety that his booting up in the country is mostly due to the missing commissioner and his information on social media. as well as the kind of information that seems to be coming from allegedly, jay presidential secretary of of the 2 leading presidential candidates,

that's from a prime minister ella dina, and inc, i'm been to debbie to president william brutal. so that isn't from mission and misinformation on social media seems to be starting up there and motions of people and, and such across the country. and it is not so good, especially at m, such as this in an election that is so close. well, this has also been a hugely expensive election, i believe one of the most expensive paths i say in the wild and d kenyans feel it's been worth it, especially given that we're already hearing about allegations of vote rigging. now . well, this truly speaking a bit expensive election bed. so for i think while it is disturbing that we have such an expensive election, kenyon seemed to have been very keen on the level of transparency, fairness and accountability on the but of the i, b. c. in conducting and managing this election because devoid of transparency and

accountability in this election, then the french would have been, as it was in 2017, when the supreme court of kenya allowed the provincial results in that election. leading to repeat the election of the presidential contest. and so i think this time around i bassy decided to be voted from spot and with regard to the funds the primary forms that i filled out of the bowling station which is up which are forms but to touch it will as well as funds that will be, and all of these i've been uploaded to the i b to website. and this level of transparency and accountability has reduced pressure from will additions on a be see. i'll see how that all continues to play out in the coming days. we'll be following that closely. here on out there at thomas began by there speaking to us from nairobi. thanks for joining status. thank you so much. now moving on and dozens of women in afghanistan have held a red protest and couple just days before the 1st kind of history of the taliban

returned to power. the, as you can see there, about 40 demonstrators marched on the education ministry chanting spread work and freedom fighters beat some of those women and fired up into the to break up the protest. despite the pledges made when and we took power, the taliban has limited african women. it's right. i've got a son who's also facing one of the wilds, was humanitarian crises. the u. n says up to 25000000 people are now living in poverty. children are the most vulnerable, many of them are at risk of malnutrition and the challenges keep piling up. unicef has received only 40 percent of its funding appeal for this year. a warning you may find some images disturbing and some of them debates report from the remote county district in eastern afghanistan, severely malnourished, born and the weight, fighting for every breath seems repeated at almost every hospital in

a run. this done unit that says children are the most valuable oversee hunger, this red of preventable disease. we've just got a nationwide measles outbreak under control because we've been doing campaigns. 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 nutrition 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, or the piece of bread and some green tea. the morning session is for girls. 200 are taught by 11 teachers and the only high school letters for the 3500 boys in the

afternoon session that are 800 teachers. i not graduated from this make your school has been in this state for the past year. she's now a volunteer teacher, although against the taliban and all the girl 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 that she is better. my message to the world is that they should unfreeze or reserved their grad 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, 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. it's fun since that i live on take over the countries facing a number of challenges which are contributing to your humanitarian catastrophe. the drought that discount re spacing 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, it brings disease. o, sending children ill equipped and short staffed hospitals hit the cycle of misery in a country and a leadership learning to govern, abandon by the rest of the world. oh, so i'm a major with other hogan of learn to son. now columbia new left us government has moved to restart. peace talks with the last gorilla group 3 years after they were suspended. negotiators met with representatives of the ellen or that national liberation army in havana. and after that meeting, the peace commissioner said the necessary steps would be taken to revive talks. it's understood, though, as well. include lifting arrest warrants. federalist living. an excellent cuba talk

. stalled. back in 2019 after a rebel bomb attack in bogota. killed 20 police cadets. meanwhile, columbia's new president has also appointed new chiefs of the military and the police. because of the petro says he chose these officials because they have not been accused of corruption nor human rights violations. the left, as politician with one and to office earlier this week. he has promised to reshape the polarized country with a long list of social and economic reform. now the u. s. is set to investigate whether a venezuelan cargo plane has links to iran's revolutionary god. the boeing 747 which used to belong to iran has been held in argentina since june. venezuela has demanded its return. daniels, family reports from buenos aires. the boeing 747300 has been held in argentina since june. it said it was carrying car parts. it belongs to the venezuelan, cargo company, m for thor, which bought it from the iranian baja hair. back at the end of 2021. the argentine

authorities of allowed 12 of the original 19 crew to leave the country of the 7 that remain free of venezuela and for urena. among them is the pilot's column rissa gast semi, who the united states accused as being a former member of the cut force of the iranian revolutionary god. they accused that organisation of being a terror organization is reported to vote, the f b i working with argentina, authorities have already searched the play. israel says at least some of the crew are involved in trafficking arms, the syria, and has, will are in lebanon. iran denies any involvement in terrorism while there had been angry protest outside the argentine embassy in caracas, or with the venezuelan authorities demanding that the plane be returned. no man, it's incomplete. 2 months have passed since the hijacking of the venezuelan and radian pilots in argentina, and nobody has done anything from here from this congress of social movements. i

asked for the support of the social trade unions, political movements and patriotic people of argentina. for the rescue of that plane, for the release of the hijacked pilots, i asked for the support of argentina. oh, it's insane. there isn't a difficult situation being phrased by the united states, which it relies upon for economic support, while angering of an a sway law, one of his key allies in the region. done, you find the al jazeera. when osiris sierra leon's, president julius motto, beer has about to punish those responsible for anti government protests. in recent days, at least $27.00 people are killed, including 6 policemen, and the people. they are angry about rising prices. but the president says the demonstrations were part of a plot to overthrow the government. i'm gonna address reports from freetown, hello serial unions. president julius mother bure says the violence was premeditated and designed to topple his government. he caused the protest. her sor

insurrection is for the full force of the law. we'd be brought to bear on all those persons who attacked and killed police officers. they des, sponsors under collaborators, will not go unpunished. god will also be a for investigation into the death of ordinary citizens who lost their lives in this senseless violence incited by those are known persons ha, the proteus are some of the most violent saturday on the scene. in peacetime, the government says the opposition is to blame, but the opposition rejects that accusation. they say that governments bad economic policies are disposable. 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 as security forces patrol the street a 12 hour curfew is still in force across the country. setting your, like most african countries heavily rely on importance 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 really concerns here. the election process could be mod by the violence seen in the past few days. how many degrees al jazeera treat out saturday on ah, however, this is out of there and these are the headlines for me you as president donald trump.