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that result center, the european union commits millions of dollars to the you and agency working for palestinian refugees in garza. russia lame saboteurs after a fire at an old ammunitions demo in crimea just a week after attack on a russian air base in the same region. and concerns about safety as brazil's presidential contenders watch their campaigns ahead of time, selection and ins for liverpool, manager, yield, and cob criticizes the clubs and new signing. dow in eunice was sent off. as liverpool continued there will start to the new susan. ah, canyons are bracing for a possible legal battle over the outcome of a closely fought presidential election. opposition leader ayla a dingo has rejected the results. calling them a travesty. his opponents,

the current vice president william router has been declared. the winner is not clear if a danger will approach the supreme court, which has the final say in the matter or 4 of the 7 members of the electoral commission refused to endorse the outcome. saying the final, tallying process was opaque. the bigger the now the, with the civil gertley or maryland void and must be crushed by a court or law. in our view, there's no legally under buddy declared winner nora, president elect. well, the head of the electoral commission announced on monday that william router had received just over 50 percent of the vote. that's less than 2 percent ahead of. i think meanwhile, election observers say the results are fair. elantra therefore, calls on all kenya to remain calm and maintain peace. under the circumstances we

father call on the candidate to resolve disputes over election results, including results for the presidential election peacefully through legal channel. but we have to correspondence tracking developments in k will speak to her, but trust it who's in really i think a stronghold of to see me in western canada. but 1st let's go to markham web in the capital. nairobi somehow come, right, i didn't get rejecting the results. what happens now? we didn't explicitly say in a press conference that they would find a petition, a court petition, but he did say that they would use all means legal and constitutional to overturn this result. if a petition is to be filed, the constitution says that needs to be submitted within 7 days of those results being analysis for now for monday afternoon. after that, the supreme court has 2 weeks to look at the evidence and make

a ruling comparable to what happened 5 years ago. when, right, everything at that time was leading the opposition. he disputed the election result after being announced the loser than the supreme court ruled in his favor to know the election results said that there was significant irregularities in order to re run, which happened 2 months later. we're waiting to see this time what. what if they will submit the cool position and what kind of evidence might be and what kind of irregularities they're going to refer to? because that's not clear at this stage. okay. can web in ny ruby thanks for that. we're now going to cross over to her tests, joining us now from the city of summa in western kenya. so what's the reaction been like where you are now? well, the mood now is very different. early on in the day, people were anxious,

but also, lo, digna's, people seem to be a lot caught my now some of them saying at least now we know what's going on, some of them like what you said, some of them didn't, but all that can do is a way to process out throughout the day we thought may need safety. walking around the community, talking to many young people, telling them about the canyon constitution educating them about how the court was saying that they must remain calm until things play out. and generally, people today has been relatively calm, but people are still quite as to the course of the way forward. a lot of shops had been close to the last day. they're hoping that this means they can reopen it in the coming hours. the coming days. and they can move forward, there's a feeling here that people are tired of politics inside of the country. always be in election mode. they say it's not time to deal with the economy. and they want to just the one petition would just look off the economic needs. they'd be able to feed their families. ok in to, to move harry. how so? thank you for that for now. well, bob,

mackenzie is constitutional lawyer and chairman of the eastern africa center for constitutional development. he joins us from nairobi. welcome to the program. so what, what's the potential legal process from now? well, her, malcolm started earlier, are there from a prime minister? did indicate that they will use all a civil, constitutional and legal needs to have their position made by the chairperson of their i. p. c. a invalidated. ah. the only way of doing it is by filing a petition which should be filed between now and next tuesday. and the supreme court law 14 days to make a decision on whether mister chip parties are proclamation is valid or not. and if they invalidate me, such a cat shall be in the country as

a fresh election in 60 days from the time the supreme court mixer declaration, if not our within 7 days the president elect, ah, we'll have to be funny. and will that kind of process, do you think be enough to prevent the kind of political turmoil that led to violence in 2007? yes, i think it is of why the new constitution infuse. the current process was from the lessons learned from the 2007 or selection balance, or one. we have a robust, more independent judiciary and more so the supreme court, this is, this will be the 3rd time that the supreme court will be entertaining. santa t. sean, and we've seen that deal with this one time allowing or abiding by that is he shall i be the 2nd occasionally. fine. so it shows that it's

a process that can be prosecuted within the current period, and it also keeps a mitigation from detention data will see people are held in hostage going suspense, not knowing what we for. but this debt does help to dissipate tension and there suspense or the end of the day. it's a decision in matters and not all me agree with it or is accepted and it's fine. and can young been through this on 2 occasions? by now they're ready to see what the outcome of the tut as it will be. and assuming that her parties go to try and petitions because it is any canyon and not only the contestants, but any person was every day and several fields. they're dissatisfied with the

decision both her id chairperson is allowed to actually file a petition when it isn't. when did you mentioned canyons then and what about the voters themselves? is there a real sense of disenchantment with all of this? a. c, a t u g. election for t r, we have to consider that there are even prior to that there was the entire building bridges initiative, a c almost the past 3 years or so. and we, you know, a protracted, a legal battles that went all the way to the supreme court canyon that facing difficulties the lives so should be leaving high. and they feel that it's actually politics affecting the economy and the one to get away from,

from this. so as much as yes, this is way out through the supreme court. are there those who feel that, you know, we need to get this wrapped up and people can move on with their lives. ok, constitutional law and chairman of eastern africa sent to the constitution development about the county. thank you for that. but plenty more head on the knees are including a cargo ship loaded with $23000.00 tons of ukrainian weight sets off for un human rights commission of visits, one of the biggest refugee camps in the world and in sport, india is plans to stage a global football tournament later this year, i've had problems. son is here with us.

moscow is blaming sabotaged for a fire at an ammunition detto and russian control cry near the fire broke out the village in the desert coil district. 2000 people were moved from the area. the defense ministry says no one was seriously injured, but since then infrastructure was damaged. ukraine has neither confirmed nor denied involvement in tuesday's attack. it has also chose not to comment on another blast at an air base in crimea. last week. there is a bo has more from keith. what we're seeing is like explosion happening again in crimea. this is the 2nd time in less than a week. and that's why it's very, very significant. what's happening right there. we know that this explosion triggered the evacuation of around 2000 people. it has also suspend the train for forget crimea is a top holiday destination for many russians. so suddenly this races lots of concern . the russian government is saying that this attacks were carried out by saboteurs

. there was we were able to see some on russian media, some recording, some videos of rates being carried out, allegedly detaining those who are behind this attack, who the russians call ukrainian terrorists. i've been talking to some analysts and they're suggesting that those who could be behind this attack could be who they call parts of fans or government supporters carry out gorilla style attacks in crimea, but also it could be special forces so far. the ukrainian government has not confirmed or denied, but anything of this has happened. what's important by crimea, as also, is that russian officials have said that if something happens in crimea, it will trigger a massive retaliation against who crane. and that's why this latest attacks have many people here on the alert and also crimea is a crucial destination. a crucial point that russia use is to supply its lines that attacks on other parts of ukraine. now shipment of ukrainian grain is heading to africa after leaving the black sea ports of odessa is the 1st shipment to the

continent since rushes invasion in february. you end at charter the vessel brave commander is occurring at $23000.00 tons of wheat, destined for ethiopia. about 18000000 people in the horn of africa, suffering extreme hunger should in worth reports. for too much don cu so and her 2 children are among 900000 people, displaced by drought in somalia. she scared her children for more than 300 kilometers to reach humanitarian aid provided by the un. give a thought on them i gave up when we finished our stock of food from the farm and animals started dying, we could not feed our children. we decided to flee because of hunger, according to the united nations, the horn of africa is suffering its longest drought in 4 decades. in somalia, it says millions of people are facing famine and more than 3000000 animals essential to forming communities have died. crop production has also substantially

dropped due to drought. the number of people now in need of urgent humanitarian assistance has increased from around 4000000 at the start of the year to more than 7000000. our focus is very much on livelihoods. it's providing cash to allow people to buy food to survive. it's about keeping the animals alive with emergency feeding, with of treatments, with water supplies for animals and a drought context, which is super important. the brave commander is heading to djibouti carrying $23000.00 metric tons of wheat that will be transferred to ethiopia, one of 5 countries. the u. s. deems at risk of starvation. ready this is the beginning, we hope of more normal operations. the food of ukraine fed 400000000 people across the world last year. w p purchased 880000 metric tons, and we moved that food to somalia, yemen, ethiopia,

sudan. the mission comes off to russia, and ukraine agreed to a deal with turkey last month to restart grain deliveries across the black sea. the u. n. ship is the 1st to set sail for africa carrying grain from ukraine. since russia invaded the country, providing much needed relief for those suffering from drought in the horn of africa . gillian wolf, al jazeera, you as president joe biden is set to sign into law a $430000000000.00 climate health and tax build. inflation reduction act is seen as a major win for democrats ahead of mid term elections. it's been called the most consequential climate change legislation ever passed by congress. resorts have been billed as a solution to the rising cost of living. for one of its top priorities is making health care more affordable. the bill it will give medicare the power to negotiate the prices of certain prescription drugs. expiring health care subsidies will be

extended for 3 years. almost $400000000000.00 in new spending will go towards energy and climate projects to help cut carbon emissions by 40 percent by 2030 or much of the money to funds. the initiatives will come from tax reforms including a new 15 percent minimum tax on large corporations. but their mike, hannah, is live for us from the white house, my cur. how significant is this act then? well, it's probably is the most significant piece sofa. broad legislation passed in the us within generations. it will have a major impact in months and years to come. the administration no doubt as one i to the mid term elections and president biden's plummeting opinion polls seeking to turn around these figures with this type of legislation. but that is a byproduct rather than an intent. one must remark that more than $120.00 of the countries top economists wrote a letter to congress,

saying that this act would reduce inflation over a period of time, immediate benefits. well, there will be, particularly for people who are on medicare, or they may be paying as much as $800.00 less a year in terms of the it costs, the costs of prescription drugs will drop very quickly and very substantially, but also to look at elements like small businesses now for example, there they are now getting a tax credit extended from a quarter of a $1000000.00 a year to $500.00 to half a 1000000 dollars a year. and that is for research and development costs. so that is just one of the many elements within this bill. what you are also looking at is a significant reduction in the costs of energy. once again, over a period of time, incentives to drive electric cars, incentives. so companies to lose a green energy rather than fossil fuels. now this, the administration says,

is how it's going to pay for this. it is going to be saving on energy costs. it is going to be taxing huge corporations to put something back into the city. and importantly, it's insistent that anybody who earns under $400000.00 a year all businesses now that some 98 percent of all americans will not pay any increase in tax whatsoever. so on the face of it, it's a deeply significant piece of legislation that could have an immediate impact on many americans lives, but even more strongly will have a long term impact it is hoped on inflation and on the general standard of living at might, you mentioned the mid term elections coming. what are the political implications for joe biden then of this well, this is an uptick, quite honestly, in terms of his political ratings. he has been very low in the polls with the surge inflation, with a rising gas price. but this type of legislation,

which as administration has been working on since it came into power is aimed partially at increasing those polls. giving americans what they've been asking for . but as i said, that's a byproduct rather than an intent. but that is still going to have a major impact, perhaps at the polls. if before the election takes place, the benefits are beginning to be felt. the drop in the price of prescription medicine, for example, that inflation doesn't rise any further stabilizes. the price of gas remains constant, all drops a bit. not all of these factors will play together in the mid term elections. and certainly that is something that the administration is hoping that at the time that president biden signs the bull in a few hours time. that is going to swing around his political fortunes and those of his party. okay, mark hannah, we'll leave it there in washington, d. c. for us. thank you. and you delegation is in garza where members

have visited the she for hospital to assess the condition of health care. the group has also signed an agreement with a un relief agency for palestinian refugees in the else i. it has more from gus in last, march. actually the, you know, the european union had plus $206.00 to $1000000.00 to support palestinian refugees in the 5 fills of operation to day to stay there, hearing garza to sign this agreement of support. of course, you know, a more than a $2300000.00 policy refugees in garza alone and in different areas are in it. are supported by raw and on this money is very important, especially in times of a data set that the owner has been facing through the years. also, the delegation is yearning garza to assess the medical crisis that

a ship hospital and all the governmental on the health health system. here our hospitals here have been a facing since the latest escalation due to a lot of shortage in the medical equipment and medications. and in the prevention of a lot of the medical machines that are very much needed here in the strip to support their health system. so also a press conference shall be ah, conducted in a ship, a hospital after the use delegations assessment. 2 different hospitals here in gaza was 1st off is that you, you and buster and representative in palestine. he blames of poverty and got on politics. this last round of escalation and conflict exacerbated the problems on the ground, a coin to unwrap the a poverty level. homeless around not 80 percent for the population of casa

unemployment. 75 percent of young graduates. imagine that 90 percent of young women and gather below the age of 30, don't find a job and more than 60 percent of young man below 30 find a job. this is not sustainable. and that's the reason why we need to address this, not from a purely real money, cherry, and point of view. but for political aspect, it's indispensable that a political solution be found, and this has 2 angles to it. the 1st of all is to end as soon as possible, the closure and locate of garza to allow gases to freely move to entry and exit completely liberalize so that people can sort of improve their life. the 2nd is a political solution, a solution which allows that is a unified politically credible and democratically elected government off the past year, 30 responses for both the west bank and gaza. and that calls for all phyllis to infection. and it's the leadership to agree on reconciliation and stage election as

soon as possible that the people of garza and the west bank can vote for their representatives is where the court has added the 6 months to the solitary confinement of palestinian the prisoner made. when asked where he was, 13 years old when he was arrested and occupied east jerusalem in 2015 mazda and his cousin were accused of being linked to a stabbing that critically wounded to israelis. you sentenced to 12 years in prison, later reduced to 9 and a half years. his family has said he's suffering from psychological trauma as a result of violence and isolation. now to nations high commission for human rights and show bachelor is visiting one of the world's biggest refugee camps. lashenay is in cox's bazaar in bangladesh. it's home to about a 1000000 knocking your refugees who fled me in law. during a minute she crept down in 2017. ashley is expected to meet and who does she?

minister shake has seen an after meeting rights activist on monday for the child re has more farm dot com. she is visiting with 6 members delegation to the cox bazaar radia. she met with you and agency. she also met with the refugee really friend repatriation commissioner. and of course, with the refugees themselves and their leaders. she retired the fact that the human rights issues of the ring as a priority, and that any repetition that takes place takes place around that will be strictly on voluntary basis. and that, that her office is in touch diplomatically with me and my government to resolve this issues. she didn't make any elaborate statement on most of the issues that she had discussed. she's a scheduled to meet the prime minister tomorrow and then held a major press conference where she will gave out a hard detailed response and as to what our findings were. 2 main issues here wanted by human rights issues and bangladesh,

as well as borrowing issues. so we'll know far more tomorrow after that press conference. but the key shows, at least among the civil society and others are the freedom of expression. the devout security acts, the cancellation of license of a leading human rights organization or the car. those are some of the each of us bangladesh, disabled societies is pressing forward to address along with, of course i don't think i issues said i had to hear on al jazeera, it's been a decade since south africa's our economy. mind is masika. now the families of the miners say they are desperate to help. also coming on. i'm rob reynolds in wyoming, where lisa cheney, the co chair of congress, is january 6th committee is facing the flight of her political life. and in sports, this former champion is happy to regain. he's forming time for us open details coming up later this ah,

there has been deadly flash flooding in the northwest of mexico. hi everyone. we have been warning about this for a few days tropical rain coming over an area that is under extreme drought conditions. these were the scenes that had produced just cars swept away in the flood waters here. now here's a forecast on tuesday. it's still more rain to come across northern areas of mexico and douse with rain along that care being coast above honduras and nicaragua. also seen some flooding in texas around corpus christi. there's more of that tropical rain falling. got some high temperatures here as well, but you can see the dividing by between arkansas and missouri. in fact, we do have some storms there, so little rock 36, st. louis 23 degrees. also for the entire west coast of the u. s. we've got some heat alerts in play does not include a layer san francisco. this going to be

a prolonged stretch of heat to come. however portland, you're under the heat. sid visor with a height of 32 degrees on tuesday. we got this clutch of storm, send the atlantic likely to brush us with some rain and wind for new england. as we look toward wednesday, top end of south america's quiet, but we've got this line of storms toward the southeast of brazil, so there's weather alerts and play for porto lay gray for both the rain and the wind. that trip they will soon take care. ah. the 1960 s, the significant decade across the middle east and north africa that was to dictate when new dynamic movements were launched. in the last of 3 series al jazeera well looks at the changes in society as a home. teachers were looked after and learning methods were close, the evaluated from education to the changing roles of women, the expansion of the middle class, and improve transportation the sixty's in the arab world society on our jazeera,

examining the impact of today's headline is that both hotline is what then happens setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions. i would likely is of the ukraine is actually going to get the rebuilding support that it, me international filmmakers and warcraft journalists bring programs to inspire protester, text or anti government. i all think i can return to my life anymore. france is eroding some of its most prize freedoms. on al jazeera, lou ah, he watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories this our can years opposition

leader rider. but dingo has rejected the results of the presidential election, but he stopped short of announcing a legal challenge at the supreme court. his rival router has been declared the winner. moscow is blaming sabotaged for a fire at an ammunition demo in russian controlled crimea. thousands of people were moved from the area. defense ministry says no one was seriously injured, but civilian infrastructure was damaged. the 1st un aide vessel carrying grain to africa from ukraine has left the black sea port in odessa. un chartered vessel brave commander is carrying 23000 tons of wheat, destined for you is the 1st to head to the continent since rushes invasion in february. beijing says it will conduct more live 5 military exercises round taiwan is also warned that is ready to smash. any foreign interference in its affairs or china says the drills are aimed at deterring what it called political

tricks made by the us. and taiwan warning coincides with a visit by us congressional delegation to the island, which china claims as its own. beijing has announced sanctions against 7 taiwanese officials, saying they were supporting independence. the u. s. military says it's a carried out, a test of an intercontinental ballistic missile. in the short test was delayed to avoid escalating tensions with beijing during at china's military drills their taiwan earlier this month. u. s. military says the test demonstrates the readiness of u. s. nuclear forces and provides confidence in the effectiveness of the countries nuclear deterrent. india and united states have raised security concerns after chinese research vessel docked in sri lanka. the yuan wine 5 has the latest tracking technology to monitor satellite rocket and intercontinental ballistic

missile launches. are beijing as called the concerns completely unjustified, but al fernandez reports from huntington come, don't come and finally come 5 days later than planned. those at the shall ankin government's directions to the chinese survey vessel the you on, wang 5. and despite india raising concerns over security, they were dismissed by the ship's captain as it arrived in sri lanka, southern port of humbug at her on tuesday morning. she o hires also conflicts her. the vessel mainly carries out ocean wrapping and monitoring were also supporting the aerospace construction of china. but analysts described the ship differently, saying it's an advanced technology vessel that can monitor satellite rocket and the intercontinental ballistic missile launchers, china's ambassador in colombo, also seemed to pray shall aka, standing up to new delhi. bouncing don't even though you have experienced some

different rough weather. this time on the indian ocean, the porch call of 115 to humble toppa has come through. it shows not only your courage tenacity invincibility, but also the deep rooted, unfitting, an enduring friendship between our 2 countries. for days, india has opposed the presence of the ship, saying it could spy on its activities and shall anchors government us china to hold off. until now. we are but a small country in the middle of the order. while india, by looking up to one in great might or to look at his role as a global power. shalanda is facing the worst economic crisis in living memory and relies heavily on india for support. but china has also made major investments in the country as part of its belt and road initiative. a dispute over the role of the vessel behind me has been at the heart of a diplomatic tasa between 2 asian giants. caught in the middle. shalanda has had

a delicate balancing act to ensure it keeps both on side. mirror fernandez, are 0 humbug footer. with david brewster is a senior research fellow at the national security college of camera. he says the shipper could be used for spying. i think it is really quite significant. it's the special well called a satellite tracking vessel almost certainly has a range of intelligence gathering capabilities. and that intelligence gathering is very much a india that's why the bill is in the ration. and so the indians have very significant concerns about that. i see savvy says for like, really assisting china in a live is and they, they say this is really a laugh in the face, particularly given the amount of emergency assistance that india has given to relax

or in recent month, as hard as part of the lincoln economic crisis, i think about china and india is really quite a significant event. there's obviously a lot going on behind the st shall and carries desperately trying to re negotiate a large amount of lines with china while also negotiating. and i am a package, and here we see the conjunction of all of that. and the chinese really flexing the muscles about these. so it's clear that the, the special doesn't lead to don't in relax or it could probably talk in a range of other ports in the region. but it was very important from the chinese perspective that by force the visit through. and clearly they were using

the, the ap standing dates from for lanka as leverage against this related government. now it's the 1st official day of campaigning ahead of brazil's presidential election. october president, i am bo scenario is old and his 1st campaign event for reelection in the city where he was stabbed in the 2018 opinion polls show his leftist rival or what person or is it not to do that silver as a 12 point lead america in ocoee of joins this from rio de janeiro and monica just how polarized is this campaign likely to be well, little will we extremely polarized. i'm sorry, extremely polarized on there are many candidates for the presidency, but only to that really, ah, i have a chance of being elected and both of them. ah,

we know well because one is the president now able so not always coming to the end of his 1st term. the 2nd one who is now sula. silvo was already president of brazil for 2 terms. now he seeking his 3rd term, so there are 2. well known figures and they represent 2 extremes of brazilian politics. both of them have a very strong core of supporters, but they also have rejection. rates are pretty high rejection rates from the part of the population that does not like them. so it's going to be a polarized election and the economy is going to be the main issue because we're right now facing inflation. one of the highest in, in recent history and unemployment and all the other problems that came with the pandemic and the war in ukraine. monica, we understand the candidates have now taken to wearing

a bullet proof vests at campaign. letty's yes, are both lula and both. so now 2 are wearing a bullet proof vests. it's not only that they are, we're not getting to know ahead of time what exactly they'll be doing. people are very cautious and giving out information and it's not very easy to access them. so are, yes, everybody is pretty much worried and it's not just the presidential candidates. the 3rd $26000.00 people that will be running for a state legislator or national congress, govern our state of posts and things like that. so that there are many people involved and right now today the campaign is starting on social media and on radio and television. and the security has been an issue. you were just saying are bull.

so not or is picking up starting his campaign in a place where he was stabbed in 2018. so earlier on we looked into these are security issues, which will be leading to this campaign, as you will see in the report. transgender council woman benny. but he only has received more than 20 death threats since she was elected 2 years ago. she was forced to leave brazil for safety reasons and only returned after being promised special protection. that did not happen. no big an odd little thing. i have no security, only a body guard the all the still fears for her life, but has decided to run for re edition nearest state legislator in october selections. i've lost global boss. these elections are not only about ideals and votes. they're also challenged to remain alive. we've seen people being killed because they're on one side or the other. the political polarization is very strong

. brazil has a history of political violence, but since 2018 when the last presidential elections were held, there are growing concerns that verbal and written death threats may be actually carried out in july, a supporter of president j boss. when i was shut down. marcella honda, a member of the leftist worker's party founded by former president lucy nostrand, lula silver lula is both so matters main rival in october's presidential election and is heading the pose. valgy say hi, she was running for congress and as a close friend of bo sonata, it says all candidates are taking security measures seriously. with him, i said he remembers the day ball sonata was stamped during the 2018 campaign. oh, jose, i went to both scenarios wearing a bullet proof this, but that's not enough. he will always ignore protocol to talk to the people. the

senior ball so matter was stamped and elected council, women marielli, fit uncle, inactive vista of black and gay rights was executed. the crime was never solved at a statue in her name has been inaugurated during the past 3 years. political violence in brazil has tripled somewhat for me, the renewed brazilian politics has always been polarized, but since 2018, we've had president jr. balsam arrow, openly disseminating hatred. now, the president has done this. that's led to an increase in political violence results. federal police has been training an extra 300 agents to protect candidates during october's election. but in brazil, fear it's not enough. money can not give on jazeera re edition ero, she's one of the most familiar faces on the congressional committee investigating last year's attack on the u. s. capital, but house republican,

this chinese now fighting for her political life. she's about to face of boat in her conservative state of wyoming to decide who will run in mid term elections later this year. and she'll be up against a challenge are backed by the former president, donald trump, as rob reynolds now reports. ah, wyoming has majestic scenery and wide open spaces. palmer and fewer than 600000 people. but their representative in congress is one of the most famous politicians in the country. liz cheney is well known for her leadership as vice chair of the january 6th committee, exposing the falsehoods and attempts to subvert democracy in 2020 and 21. she has unwaveringly condemned donald trump. i will do everything i can to ensure at that death the former president never again gets anywhere near the oval office. chaney stance has earned her many admirers,

but unfortunately for her few of them live in wyoming from 170 percent of the vote . here in 2020, in after population about 2000 and boasting the world's largest arch made entirely of elk antlers. many voters have soured on cheney. we have just felt utterly betrayed by her actions against president trump. since you know, she voted tempe, chin, and spin as january 6 hearings and all the things that she's done. we've been greatly, greatly disappointed. i still think of her in step with america and these grand step wyoming challenging cheney in the republican primary on august 16th is harriet hagaman, a trump supported attorney once back to cheney, but has now changed her tune. she's ahead of cheney, by double digits in the polls cheney hopes, wyoming. democrats will ride to her rescue and has distributed plan flits,

urging them to temporarily switch parties. but just over 43000 democrats are registered in wyoming, as opposed to more than 200000 republicans. this shane his political career in wyoming may be coming to an end, but many people here think she's aiming for a higher office using her image as the defender of democracy to run for president in 2024. jamie has done little in person campaigning. in part because she has reportedly received a stream of death threats, and is surrounded by heavy security. an ugly fact of us politics in one of america's most beautiful places, rob reynolds, al jazeera jackson, wyoming. it's been a year since the taliban took power, and afghanistan's economy has all but collapsed. the u. s. it froze at $9000000000.00 of afghan central bank assets, depriving the country of much needed foreign reserves and deepening polity. or the

taliban is pointing to improvements under its watch. so i've been shopping reports from cobble the one business still booming in england has done is transport laden with exports from fruits to minerals. thousands of trucks can still make their way through the narrow passes and border crossings. even this has slowed since the taliban took over. then we will not community push out the panic in previous years. we're transporting and going with our trucks. $8.00 to $9.00 trips a month, but now we can only do once a month. there are no businessmen, so there's no one to hire us. i got a lot more of guns, a struggling to feed their families than ever before. after for decades, there is peace that people are still waiting to benefit from it. the aid reliant economy collapsed to been funds were suspended, and $9000000000.00 of, of gone centered banks. assets are frozen the u and appealed for $4400000000.00 in aid. but billy half of that has been pledged. hundreds of thousands of people have

lost their jobs and estimated 90 percent of this population lives below the poverty line. but not the bonded is said they are going to resurrect the economy and are on target to make 2500000000 dollars this year. our budget annually, the ministry of finance is challenging. international organizations to audit its claims that the country is now corruption, free. their budget and target is completely dependent on our, on our venue resources. we have generated about $800000000.00 from customs for $400000000.00 from non toxic renewals which are mostly come from mines. mining is an important part of apply, understands economy providing employment to an estimated 1000000 people that includes not just the miners themselves, but also traders, transporters, and exporters, backpacks out of pocket junglin of oil. nope. but there was always fighting. that's

why there wasn't much consideration for mind. these la mic emirates started operations in the mines ministry and in one year we are realigned many pending projects. we will build a huge exchange for afghan minerals and cobble for local and international traitors . your colleagues that and much else still depends on the taliban being recognized as atlanta stands, legitimate government. until then, more of loans will have to buy still bread from this market with promises about the future. still me little. some of the job without the 0 double. now cheese de marks 10 years since dozens of a striking miners were gone down by police in south africa. some of the miners families say the government hasn't done enough to compensate them. it has already paid millions of dollars, but there are still many outstanding claims. a warning now you as may find some of the images in for me that millers report to study. ah, 3 shootings were captured on live television. the police's

reaction to a prolonged strike by miners shocked millions of south africans and left that he for work is dead. 10 others had already died and strike related violence in the week leading up to the shooting, including 2 police officers. 10 years on some a still calling for justice who? hi so long. how i'm a police. the police are the ones he killed my brother, the minor said police arrived and shot at them while they were at the hill. no, no fear for says she doesn't understand why her brother was killed. an official inquiry, blaine but deaths and injuries on police tactics and recommended those responsible be investigated and prosecuted. but police say the use of legal force was necessary . as some striking miners were armed with guns, knives and wooden clubs, so far the government is paid more than $10000000.00 in compensation to the families of those killed misses. but dozens of claims are outstanding, including from those who survived the shooting. audra hort, chrome about c as what

a fire for us. it's very painful because we know that we lost part of ourselves. now it seems the government doesn't care about us. they are not even trying to do something one, it's been 10 years now. our lives could have changed for the better long ago. instead our lives have become worse. what? oh, the government says it wants to finalize all claims by the end of august. but for those were reminded of apartheid era atrocities committed by the government. no amount of money may be enough. for me, tamela al jazeera janice bug buquet. it could be rolling out a new cobit 19 vaccine or targeting the original virus. and the only con barrons, as soon as next month, is the 1st country to approve use of the so called at by valence vaccine made by us drug firm medina. the government says its confidence uptake will be high. british regulators have already approved it as a booster for adults on a pacific is the lead of the global citizenship program on outbreaks of infectious

diseases at university college london. she says the new by very faxing as an important step in slowing the development of new cars. 19 various by delane vaccine recognizes or targets the original strain as well as the a micron, severe and to be a one with cross protection against b, a foreign be a 5 that are currently driving. other ways that we're seeing across the, the world. particularly what's a good news about this is that the trials according to modernity, have a higher antibody level protection. so a $1.00 times more protection against b 4 and being 5 versus the original booster. so that's encouraging results in this instance. so the u. k. m h, her re, our regulatory agency is using these antibody level protection as a proxy for a wider clinical studies. and again, this is just tweaking the original vaccines. so others a lot of confidence that there isn't going to be

a significant difference in side effect profiles will certainly this is being welcomed by many governments. however, the e u vs. the case taking bit more of a cautious approach, waiting for more a clinical data before they approve, unless there is a and a significant turn of events. however, what we could see is that a new form of variance. so start to become dominant in the winter, which means that to we will need to continue developing vaccines and future. this certainly isn't going to be the last of. busy this type of coverage, next generation vaccines. what we probably will be looking at is a pan crone of ours vaccine that pharmaceutical companies are currently developing, which is able to protect against a variety of, of crone, of ours, across the spectrum. so really thoughts, it is an important a added tool. however it is a boost that we need ahead of a winter when we see that of the overall with omicron, there is

a lots of vaccine escape. so certainly this is good news. however, we're looking at to also what's happening in low income crease metal countries still don't have other 1st as is available there. and that's going to impact what variance emerged in the future. so we can't just speak only focusing on development of new vaccines. we also need solid public health policies in place, including clean air, almost no country in the world has really embraced improving ventilation, public spaces. and that's a needed not just for cove it but to reduce overall burden of respiratory illness overall. when i still had hair analysis era, liber pulls and you signing makes a badge 1st impression in front of his home, fans with that story. ah

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oh, oh, tom for all the sports news now his son. thank you very much, gary. while liverpool manager yoga club has criticized that he's new striker dow in eunice the afore getting sent off in his home at w. uruguayan who was signed from ben fee castle read that for a head, but with his side one nail down against crystal palace. despite back olympian louis diaz managed to get an equalizer for liverpool with the match and the one off liverpool without to win. so find the premier league this season with 2 points from 2 games publication in the wrong and definitely wrong which clear rutger

tonight that he will learn of that unfortunately is now a few rooms time to do so. and it's not cool for us football as well. governing body, if he for has suspended india with immediate effect for what it calls undue influence from 3rd parties. schieffer made the move after india supreme court dismissed the president of the countries football federation. it means that the on the 17 women's woke up, which was set to be held in india in october, cannot proceed as planned. here's our correspondent poverty metal. with the latest, i think turned in dell will not be hosting the under 17. womens was off, which was to take place in october. and none of the national teams are allowed to participate in any international match. and that is because the fall i suspended, which is the body that goblins and manages football in india. the fall says it's

because of influence from quote, 3rd parties which violates the fall. it all goes back to the fact that i was not able to hold elections on time. eventually in may, the supreme court intervened and appointed a panel of 3 people to manage and the same, the rules and elections. if i didn't agree with what was proposed election were also delayed and also reckoning, it would go through with a suspension. that is exactly what to be done. to make it easy, willing to reverse bad s s is given control back and that the member committee is branded behind. and this is the 1st time that indian football has suspended. and it is boring. many fans because it is affecting morale

opportunities. and also in just the rankings of the countries in the past has been suspended for similar reasons. these include kenya, iraq, pockets on and i junior britton's and my good a much needed boost ahead of the us open e 2012. when of the grand slam it reached the 2nd round of the cincinnati masters. my was up against another for my grand slam winner, switzerland stand for bring. both players have fought through injuries in recent years with the british star just coming out on top in this much going into this event. murray had suffered, 1st run exist, is last too long. this is not been easy these last last few years to stay fit and healthy and you know, play enough tennis to get matches, to learn from and to build confidence and to get my body sort of physically like robust enough to compete. we can we cote, so that's

a positive thing that i've got to play lots of matches or more matches this year. serena williams returns to actually, later on tuesday, she faces us open champion, m r de cono in cincinnati. last week, the 40 year old announced that her time on the tennis court was coming to an end. williams looks almost certain to a tie off of the upcoming us open. 19 year old read the con. i was born in 2000 to the same year. williams 1st became the world number one as an amazing opportunity. it's an amazing f as amazing gift to sort of play the best tennis player of all time on, on her way out is putting in my last opportunity to play her and aside. your her neil, i think yeah, i mean whatever happens, it's just going to be a great memory to always have and that's why as well for me we'll have more for you

later on, but for now it's back to kerry. so i thank you very much indeed that sits at for this and you. so i'll be back though in a few moments with more of a dazed of items to stay with us here. and i'll just ah ah and abandoned by this fate, social collectors are occupying spaces among the people, a militant architect working on the edge of the law. in the 1st episode of rebel log here, tech to some viagra. if you do have a job,

i'll just eva into the realm of cell fielding, im say, gorilla architect on our da 0. what happens in new york has implications all around the world. it's international perspective with the human tight zooming way in and then pulling back out again. the well companies coming to qatar in just 3 months. as the main event gets closer, we hear every step of the way. hello, i'm janet. you're also with updates from teams and fans across the glove. those things can expect some strong support here in castle with a spotlight now on europe. can france claim back to back world cup victory, or will portugal christiana, rinaldo finally get his hands on a trophy to well comp count on al jazeera, sears from al jazeera on the go. and me tonight out is there is only a mobile app. is that the you,

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