laura, i'm a firm and do any reporting from brazil, chevron to tribe, protecting biodiversity pro, defending themselves against the legal invaders. both bride ornell de 0 ah . ready i am a very proud canyon this evening. william router was announced the winner of kenya's presidential election by an hour imagine and promises to represent the whole nation. ah, the result submit with anger by supporters of why la o'denza is suffering to fate for the 5th time in presidential elections. ah,

hello, i'm emily angland. this is al jazeera, alive from doug hauser coming up a year on from the taliban takeover of afghanistan, frustration among afghans wanting to bring their families to the us with the bureaucratic obstacles in their way. and scientists and mystified at a huge fishkill in a river along the polished german border with fees as a wider disaster in the baltic sea. ah, welcome to the program. we begin in kenya. william brideau has been declared the winner of the presidential election almost a week after voters went to the polls. he received his to over 50 percent off the vice, less than 2 percent ahead of his rival. former prime minister rayleigh or dingum. rito is promising, radical economic reform gender echo he and is calling for unison. a controversy

surrounds his when the announcement was delayed because of scuffles inside the vote . counting center after 4 of the 7 members of the electoral commission refused to when does endorse the vote. catherine, so i begins al, coverage from nairobi. ah, it was a week of intrigue and anxiety. as canyons waited for the presidential results to be announced. yamato was declared, rena. he got about 7000000 votes, his rivalry loading i came 2nd and immediately disputed the results. as a dingus supporters disrupted the ceremony. cows broke out several people were injured. some said they would not let the electoral commission chair declared the winner police were brought in to try and calm the situation would have been a very tense time. both leaders have $1000000.00 of orders are going to be

interesting. me how people expectations be money. it saves 7 electoral commissioners, sit on the boat, 4 of them have raised questions about the integrity of the poll. they said they were dissatisfied by the exercise, but only the chair can declare that we now we cannot take ownership of that is thus that is going to be announced because of the appeared nature which this results have been handled. the sacrifices may, when things meet up, the new president elect spoke, striking a conciliatory call, saying he will walk with all canyons. i want to promise that i will well with all the elected leaders and only doesn't care

so that he can fight on a country that leaves nobody behind. a dangerous ally see, the pawn was not free and fair. many canyons who support him are disappointed. would one for verify them was verify them. we will be able to know and to tell the can and people, because i result that is not very fable. is not a result. i think is next to me will be to head to the supreme court. he has 7 days to file his petition. catherine saw alta 0 nairobi. this is to see selection, rayleigh agenda has contested and lost. now many of his supporters say they won't accept to william were toe as the president a room. natasha has more from consumer an agenda. strong halt, protest broke out as the result was announced. ah, as soon as william router was decayed, president elect,

reloading the supporters in the struggle to soon reacted with anger. oh, they believe that this election was stolen, police fire to tear gas to dismiss them. no, i got that done. we go on to learn the abrazzo, the president with daniel i this was the 5th time bitch, an opposition the though didn't to has run for the top job. and last, even though this time he had the backing of outgoing liter. oh, who looking at people? yeah. i indicated some written presidents with him. i want you to know on the campaign trail, what didn't promise to help king and struggling against the rising cost of living as well as tackling corruption and foreign debt. it was

a tightly contested election and some parts of the country are tense, with the electoral commission split, and the results likely to be challenged in court. exactly what will happen next here among our dig, a supporters remains unclear how much us al jazeera kasselman king. moving on now and tell bon fighters have held victory parade, do me african and capital to monkey youth. since they seized power, the fighters and their support is paraded banners and flags to cobble on foot bicycles and motorcycles. the taliban captured cobble after a lightning offensive last year. since then, the country's economy has collapsed. women have been stripped to their rights, and millions of people have lost access to food. we are very happy. we always had a vision of free and prosperous f denison. and that he's what we fought for over the past 20 years today. same result. the struggle is like a dream come true. all of our dreams and hopes have turned to reality. with the

grace of god. the united nation says efforts to provide aid to afghanistan most vulnerable have been largely unhindered in the telephone take over. the resident humanitarian coordinator for afghanistan, ramirez alagood by rove, says a lack of funding has also prevented the us from doing more. lead here be continued to have a situation. 19 people remain full york. you know, we change the connection of the overall economic situation. action all the way to the economic decline and are going to be about $6600000.00 or people. or i think i see 4000000 to level a very high level of security around 25000000 people to

be leading up to infinity. e many afghans who relocated to the u. s. as struggling to bring their families nearly a year after washington's chaotic withdrawal. tens of thousands as to waiting for vases for the migration process has been slow, was then jordan explains. this is a picture of her. my mother, my younger brother who is in the us right now. and us and each party at home, at muffins, family, home and cobble in august 2021, 2 weeks before the taliban toppled the civilian government. could you see the signs? yes, but i didn't expect it to happen in like 2 weeks. i was thinking maybe this takes a probably another year at least. but after months of fighting, the taliban returned to power on august 15th,

anyone with ties to the u. s. was now considered an enemy of the state, the by debt ministration promised to help those who worked with the americans during 20 years of war. you have heard her say, for on the better part of a year now, and that the united states has an enduring commitment not only to the people of afghanistan, but of course, to american citizens, to a lawful permanent residence on some $1300.00 of whom we have helped transport out of afghanistan over the course of the past year, but also to ah, ask ins to whom we have a special commit. the u. s. has re settled more than 80000 afghans, but critics say many more are still in limbo. that's because the u. s is immigration system wasn't designed to handle thousands of emergency residency permit refugee applications and visas to those who worked with the u. s. military

all at the same time. in order for any these 3 pathways to work, there needs to be a plan to get people out and moving out. and, and that plan is going to need significant political backing by the administration . it to be the highest priority. otherwise, it's not going to happen. mussman and an american citizen for more than 10 years used his connections to help his brother escape during the final days of the u. s. military evacuation. now he's trying to bring his fiancee and his mother a former girl school principal to the us. she helped you with her, with women in afghanistan and logo province, the hug, the purity from check republic. she was the director of woman's affair, defended the, the democratic values that america was promoting there. the women have been living in a temporary shelter and cutter since april. no one can tell them when they can fly to the u us would mock mond has a message for the secretary of state. if i am that official,

and i tell you under process, we don't know if and when this is going to be done. how would you feel about it? a call to the us to help harm at mouth, months, family, and every other afghan family. fearful about life under taliban rule. rosalyn jordan, l 0 washington. at least 31 people have been killed in flash floods in northern afghanistan. several himes were swept away by the heavy rain in pa, one province. women and children are among the dead. more than a 100 people are still missing their warnings that more heavy rain is expected. still a head to on al jazeera ah, prime minister ranger mighty promises to turn india into a developed country in the next 25 years as it celebrates 75 years of independence . ah,

here's your headlines for the americas. hi there. thank you so much for joining in . so a big drop in those temperatures of saucy on 24 degrees and we've got weather friend toward the southeast of brazil had some weather alerts and play report to lay grade . those will likely be dropped on tuesday. a chilly 11 degrees in santiago, but give it a bit of time. your temperatures will go above average and full on sunshine on friday with a high of 20 degrees off toward the top end of south america. right now there's that line of storms. we're just talking about, we can see it meet up with the moisture just toward the east of the bolivian andes, on tuesday, and for central america. it's really that concentrated rain along that pacific coast, especially anywhere from san jose right through to panama city and just outside of tegucigalpa on tuesday. and for the us we had

a week wave of tropical activity that spreading across northern mexico. but look at this rain running through missouri as wall have to watch for the potential, have seen some flooding there, and the heat is on for los angeles. 33 degrees. this heat will persist for the next several days. so it's certainly going to take its toll fresh air for these coast of the u. s. boston at $25.00 degrees, and this suns out across western canada, the pacific northwest. portland, coming in at 31 soon. ah, the al jazeera correspondents bring you the latest developments on the war in ukraine. we have to take cover. this is what's happening on a daily basis. the medics is a, he is incredibly lucky. those coming out to the lines a no, no man's land where one of the few to gain access to this embattled town. they take us to their basement where we find others sheltering from the shelling these evacuation. now the basic 3 day journey devastated buildings are now

a grim reminder that the russians were here. ah, the hello 0. i'm emily angry. he's a reminder of our top stories this our can use, vice president william router has been declared the winner of the country's presidential election. he received just over 50 percent of the voters, less than 2 percent ahead of his rival, former prime minister, while some was delayed because of scaffold inside the vote. counting sensor after 4 specific members of the electoral commission refuse to endorse the result that field fees for the violence and allegations of the vote rigging. and it's been 12

months since the taliban took control of that dentist on millions of people who have fallen deeply into poverty from being an urgent call from us for more funding to prevent math salvation in the us state department says iran must abandon demands it calls unacceptable in talks to revive the embattled 2015 nuclear deal to iran says an agreement could be reached in the coming days if certain issues are resolved. report say, one of the easiest removing a runs revolutionary guns off a us terrorism list. we've been clear about what a return to mutual compliance with the j c p a would look like. there are issues that the iranians have put on the table that are clearly extraneous to the 4 corners of the jcp away. every time they have done that, we have made very clear that the jcp away is about one thing and one thing only,

it's about iran nuclear program and we're prepared to negotiate one thing and one thing only. let's take a look at how we got hit. well, powers have been trying to salvage the iran euclid deal known as the j. c. p. o ame around signed the agreement back in 2015. it was designed to limit tyrants and nuclear ambitions in exchange for sanctions relief. but in may 2018 then president donald trump withdrew the u. s. and began we imposing sanctions. a year later, iran started gradually ramping up its nuclear program. it reduced to access to monitors from the you and nuclear watchdog, increasing tension with the us. stop, start negotiations resumed in april last year under the bond and administration, and the european union's put forward. what it cold, a final text, edging all sides to finalize the deal for more analysis on this at let's bring in and gary some more from cambridge. he's a director of the crown center in the middle east studies at brandis university at

gary, thanks so much for being on the program. here we are again, reports of a potential agreement being reached. how confident are you that this time around a will be successful? well unfortunately it appears to me that iran is not willing to. ready accept the text that the e u has put forward. as far as i can tell from press reporting, iran has attach some additional conditions and demands that it wants to be bad. and if iran is not prepared to accept the new text, i imagine the u. s. will probably also have some changes that would like to see. so unfortunately, the e u effort to force under grain that has not succeeded or appears that way to me and we're likely to be in for further negotiations with an uncertain prospect for success. it doesn't sound very confident at all day gary took us through this

specific. so let's break it down. what do you think the sticking points are for washington? and then tell us about what the sticking points off the tyran. well, the basic text to lift us sanctions in exchange for ra, enrolling back its nuclear program has really been in plight since march of this year. and the reason why the agreement hasn't been concluded is because iran has raised 3 separate issues, which the u. s. considers to be extraneous to the text. first, iran wants sanctions lifted on the i, r g c or companies. so should, with the ira juicy. second, iran want some guarantees that even after president biden leaves the white house, the u. s. will continue to honor the arraignment. and 3rd, iran wants the i. e, a investigation in to past nuclear activities to the end. and as i

said, the u. s. considers each of these to be extraneous to the agreement and is not prepared to accept any of weather iran at the end of the day. drops all of these conditions and accept the economic benefits of restoring the agreement. i just don't know. it really depends on supreme leader hum. in these calculations. you publicly supported the original j st. pos. what's your opinion on this current framework? well, i think a revival of the j. c. p. o, a continues to be the most effective way to limit iran's nuclear program. its capacity to produce materials for nuclear weapons short of war. and of course, war has many risks learned certainties. and if the j c, p away is restored, it would continue to impose very substantial limits on a wants program until 2030. so that's 8 years from now,

many things can happen in 8 years. so i think it's very much in america's interest to revive the j. c. p. away. i think it's in iraq and christ as well. so i don't quite understand why supreme liter harmony continues to procrastinate. whether it's just bargaining tactics or whether he prefers to hang onto and ra, a iran's enriched uranium, even if it costs iran. tremendous loss of opportunity in terms of oil revenues. what's your understanding of the current state of iran's nuclear program? so since the u. s. as since president trump, foolishly that my view withdrew from the agreement at 2018, iran has met very substantial advances, especially in terms of manufacturing and deploying more efficient centrifuge sheets . advanced centrifuges to richer and m, and they built up

a stock pile of 5 percent and 20 percent, and 60 percent enriched uranium. however, iran has been very careful. it's been very calculating and cautious in terms of advancing its nuclear program and hasn't taken steps that might trigger an american or is railey military attack, especially production of weapons, great, 90 percent rich grania. so as these negotiations proceed, i expect that it won will continue to be very cautious in terms of advancing its program, but short of steps that it calculates might provoke and further sanctions or us or israel military attack. gary, just briefly before we let you go, what are the ramifications if ideal isn't reached? well, i think the talks will continue. i think for both sides continuing to try to reach an agreement is the best alternative from biden's standpoint. as i said,

no agreement would substantially grow back your ranch nuclear program without the risks of using military force. so i think the by didn't been stretched will want to continue from it ran standpoint, continuing to pursue under great met will limit the risk that there will be additional sanctions and post the next big test will be the september meeting of the i da, international atomic energy agency, board of governors lead late september and the board will be considering whether or not to condemn iran for failing to cooperate with i. e, a 1st nations or whether to give her want some additional time. so i think the next, you know, event we should look for as an indication of whether the talks can continue will be this. the 3rd week of september i. e, a board, governors, me, and we will be watching that space. we really appreciate your analysis on this

issue, gary some more, the director of the crown center, the middle east studies at brandeis university. thank you. thank you, emily. the u. n says it can support a visit by international atomic energy agency to iran separation nuclear power plant. if both russia and ukraine, a grain, moscow and cave accuse each other of shelling the plant which russia sees control of a much. some foreign ladies have called for it to be returned to ukraine, while the u. n. has demanded that nuclear inspectors be allowed to access the past few days they've been, they've been repeated comments by various russian officials accusing the united nation secretary of having either canceled or blocked visit by the international atomic energy agency to the operates nuclear power plant. the i e, a is a specialized agency that acts in full independence in deciding how to implement

its specific mandate in close contact with the i. e, a, the un secretary has assessed that it has in ukraine, the logistics and security capacity to be able to support any i a e, a mission to the operates a nuclear power plant from keith should. of course, the ukranian and russian authorities are great is rather military has reported a number of soldiers have been wounded in shooting. the attack took place in the village of to come in the occupied west bank. israeli security forces have right of the village and responds as well as caught up additional troops. one of the soldiers is reportedly in critical condition celebrations have been held across india to commemorate 75 years of independence. the end of british rule and $947.00 resulted in the partition of india and formation of pakistan. the division displaced more than 15000000 people meet widespread violence had me middle reports

from new delhi, the tri carlo, fluttering high. it was 1st hoisted here in 947, when british shoot ended 75 years later, prime minister in through more the owner freedom fighters and pledge to, to an india into a developed nation where our guy did get put back in 25 years. and you will celebrate a 100 years of independence. many of you will be 50 years old, march dedicate designers to helping your country reach its true potential. the triumph of independence came with the horrors of partition rights broke out in both india and pakistan, killing at least a 1000000 people decades later, many are trying to find common ground on my luck, me soda grew up in sin and now lives in baran, put her family are among the many hindus who stayed in pakistan. she says she feels lucky to live in both countries. i family stands out because, you know, people feel that people were hostile towards either not nor they warned and what

our families, the history was. my great, i'm proud that my grand grandfather took that decision and read it complex matter. what is the difference? i said, because the a matter didn't a roger put again, oswell family bumper. so our culture and everything is very similar. so it was not a big change for me. on as part of the celebrations, the government is asking people to fly the tricolor celebrities have joined the campaign and trader saved the response, has been unprecedented. the flag was one of the major symbols of the independence movement. the government says it wants people to build personal connections with the tricolor to invoke patriotism. some analysts see this as a way to redefine nationhood and it's violent past. i ask myself, is it the case that the flag is also representing to us? oh, a guy know for real living off that very dramatic violent time. is it the case that we are actually remembering and then diagonal them?

that was extremely dismissive, extremely violent, and the reason for partition critic, the religious tensions have increased undernourished moody, but on independence day, indians from all walks of life turned out to celebrate. bothering him at the al jazeera new delhi, the u. k. has begun the 1st country to approve a code of 19 vaccine targeting both the original and only con variance of the virus is called by vaillant. vaccine is made by us drug company, madonna. it's been approved by british health officials as a booster for adults, recommendations on how the vaccine should be deployed are expected to be announced soon. germany's environment minister has met with her polish counterpart to discuss a mass fish dials in the old river. scientists have tested 150 waters samples and examined some of the dead fish. they suspect a poisonous talk center is responsible for the yet to identify the substance.

dominic cane reports from the polish german border. august in labels is usually a month when anglers prosper. but not this august, for along the river order, more than 10 tons of fish have been killed. something unheard of for people living here will think of officially kia, sean. i have been fishing here for 40 years and have never experienced anything like this on this scale. it gives me goosebumps when i see how many dead fish there are here in the order. official advice is for people to stay away from the river while the authorities establish what is killing the fish 90 chauvinistic badani. as of today, no water tests have confirmed the presence of toxic substances. at the same time, we are conducting tests on fish for mercury and heavy metals. these were not found in the collected samples that the river order marks the frontier between poland and germany. it flows for nearly 900 kilometers to the baltic sea and place hosts to

a delicate ecosystem. this cloud as the ones i know it is clear that we are facing a really bad environmental catastrophe that has at least resulted in a serious amount of dead fish. we do not know yet how long and how extensive the environmental impacts will be in the echo system or in the next weeks, months. oh yes. although an investigation is well underway into what caused so many fish to die in this river. it has to be said that on the german side of the order, there are some voices asking questions about the speed and the size of the operation on the polish side of the border to find out what caused these deaths. it seems the polish government has heard those voices, the heads of poland, water authority, and environment inspector. it's have been sacked the view in warsaw or is that someone may have deliberately put a toxic substance into the river, which is why a reward of more than $200000.00 has been offered for help in finding who did this

dominate cane al jazeera, on the order river, a wooden bridge over a river in norway has collapsed while vehicles were crossing it. one car plunged into the water while a truck became stuck on a raised section. the bridge was in the village of trenton around 200 kilometers north of the capitol alone. the driver of the truck was rescued by helicopter. while the driver of the car managed to escape by himself, both were unharmed. the cause of the collapse is being investigated. ah, hello, are you watching out a 0? these are the top stories. this our kenya's vice president william root so has been declared the winner of the country's presidential election. he received just over 50 percent of the vote. less than 2 percent ahead of his wyvil. former prime minister, while r o dingo, i am very proud kenyon b.