there is hope that perhaps this november's world cup will some day be a kind of dry rod for hosting the olympics a diverse range of stories from across the gland. from the perspective of i met with gentlemen on al jazeera. ah what. okay, yeah, we are happy. oh, democratic country bach kanyes president to lag, says these one the election and it's time to get gobbling was rivals, filaments heal, challenge the results. ah, hello, i'm sam. he said, i'm this is al jazeera alive from dall. so coming up,

donald trump's most defiant critic, liz, jamie loses the republican primary rice in wyoming to a candidate endorsed by the former president. plus you're standing on the shore after the fact. i was steering the ship in the middle of the tempest under file shady as former prime minister scott morrison blames a pandemic for him, secretly holding extra ministry positions and soaring prices of food, push you k inflation into double digits for the 1st time in 14 years ah, kenny as president elect to william bruce, whoa is again calling for unity and says he's ready to get down to the business of governing. he held a media conference, which he said, people have chosen their leaders. kenya's electoral commission gave root

o 50.4 percent of the vote, but his opponent rollo dingo, is disputing. the resolve sang fil challenge. it's in court on tv screen, people from all of us. okay. they. we listen to you guys. we want to know when the body of your commitment is going to big and i really want to know that the issue of the people that we do not have that it will be any time let's go live to malcolm. why been? i robi, so there was a reference there, william router, thank he's ready to engage. does that mean the country might be heading into a protracted legal battle over the election? results were still waiting to find out. it was tuesday

afternoon. viner doing, rejected those results and said that he would pursue all legal and constitutional means to overturn. then petitioners have 7 days after the announcement of the results. so there's just 5 days left for anyone who wants to challenge them legally . way through to see if, while everything is, is amy a coalition or anyone else will do say, comparable to what happened 5 years ago when the results of the election was challenged by riley were doing it. who was leading the opposition of the time this time as the backing of outgoing president who kenyatta and on that occasion his lawyers waited right up to that deadline to submit a petition thought to give them the maximum time to gather evidence. and to give respondents the minimum time to prepare, it will be watching this over the days ahead to see if anyone does indeed fall to repetition to the supreme court after which they have 2 weeks to give

a ruling on whether they will uphold the results that election, or order re run as they did in 2017. i thanks so much. mark, web bear. one of don thomas most prominent republican critics has lost reelection bid in the us state of wyoming. list cheney has made scathing remarks about the former president philosophy as a tack on the capital. and she's like a congressional investigation. when she lost the primary votes were from bank candidate to contest. this is mid term elections. bob brown reports from wyoming. as expected, wyoming representative, liz cheney lost her bid to remain in congress by a wide margin. janie became former president donald trump's republican nemesis, as vice chair of the january 6th committee in a forceful concession speech. i've cheney once again castigated the former

president, 2 years ago. i won this primary with 73 percent of the vote. i could easily have done the same again, the path was clear, but it would have required that i go along with president trump's lie about the 2020 election. it would have required that i enable his ongoing efforts to unravel our democratic system and attack the foundations of our republic. that was a path i could not, and would not take cheney's opponent, lawyer harriet hagaman was endorsed by trump, who's very popular in wyoming. from congratulated hagaman and called cheney spiteful. obviously, we're all very grateful to president trump, who recognizes that wyoming l a has only one congressional representative. and we have to make it count is jeannie became one of the best known members of congress this year. as the vice chair of the congressional investigation into the events surrounding the insurrection of january 6th,

2021. as well as the various schemes and falsehoods, trump and his associates hatched as he attempted to remain in office after losing the election. but that didn't go over well with wyoming voters, 70 percent of whom voted for trump over joe biden, in 2020. despite her defeat, many people in wyoming and in washington, dc expect cheney to run for president in 2024, using her reputation as a defender of democracy who stood up to trump when other republicans failed to do so. janie did nothing to dispel those expectations in her concession speech. this primary election is over, that now. the real work begins. janie's last does not mean that she will leave her post as vice chair of the january 6th committee, which will remain active at least until january of next year. she has announced that hearings will resume in september and says that witnesses continue to come

forward, and new evidence is pouring in, rob reynolds al jazeera jackson, wyoming. well, i thank a closer look of what the results tell us about donald trump's influence on the republican party of the 10 house republicans who supported the 2nd impeachment of donald trump only to one their primaries for representatives, including las cheney lost. in each case, don trump endorsed their opponents and for decided not to run for reelection. i said they had threats from trump supporters. scott lucas is an ameritas professor at the university of birmingham in the u. k. he says there was happened to las cheney doesn't necessarily mean donald trump will be president again, very like why, why homing, which is not very densely populated. it says that trumpets can win at local level, that they can unseat their perceived foes, such as lead shanie. despite all the prestige,

despite all the headline or political background that she brings, however, i think we need to be cautious here. it does not necessarily mean that the trumpets have taken over the republican party. let alone america, don't trust the president 2024. it's only the time to get the announcement that we wait for. now, the bigger question here is, does he succeed? does his spectacle overtake reality? and there are 2 factors to watch here. the 1st is, is that a lot of republicans are not really persuaded that donald trump is the way to go. you might call them establish republicans mainstream republicans. but with all his baggage, he is not necessarily going to be back say by the senate republican leader mitch mcconnell. i think the republicans will look for a trumpet st. who is not donald trump, so like florida governor rhonda santos. and secondly, all those legal cases potentially could mean that trump could not take the presidency if he went. because if convicted and i know it's

a big if he would be disqualified from federal office on some of the charges such as a violation of the presidential records act, or indeed his violation or alleged violation of the espionage australia as former prime minister has defended secretly appointing himself to 5 additional ministerial roles during the pandemic. scott morrison says it was necessary to authorize himself with reserve powers during what he called unprecedented times. but this hasn't stopped calls for his resignation from parliament. sarah clocks now ah, his unpopularity dominated the estrogen election campaign, and close the liberal national party the election less than 3 months after scott morrison resigned his party later is now under pressure to resign from parliament. after who confirmed that, he secretly appointed himself to 5 additional ministerial rolls. during the pandemic. i believed it was necessary to have authority to have what were

effectively emergency pow's am to exercise in extreme situations that would be unforeseen. that would enable me to act in the national interest. and that is what i did in a crisis. lawson swore himself in as a joint health. mister finance resources i'm with is as well as treasurer. between 20202021. he didn't reveal these additional portfolios to the public parliament, nor to most of his colleagues. that's raised questions with the current government, which is seeking advice from the countries solicitor general. the australian people went to an election, not knowing that any of this had occurred, not knowing that there was a shadow government operating in darkness. out with that transparency, i clear misleading of the parliament whereby parliamentarians and ministers are

held to account for areas in which they have responsibility. one don't get rid of. morrison says his actions didn't impact anyone, but he gave the former prime minister additional powers, which he used to overrule the resources minister on an unpopular gas drilling permit before the election. legal analysts say the governor general's role, i the seeing the appointments and the lack of transparency involved weren't an investigation. so this is fundamentally inconsistent with the basic conventions of our westminster system. the government, the ministers are accountable to parliament and misleading parliament as to who exercises ministerial power is completely at odds with those conventions. this is extremely unorthodox. it is a breach of constitutional convention before the prime minister may have apologized to his colleagues, but that hasn't quelled calls from within his party for him to resign from parliament. that's a step sofa that scott marson is refusing to take. sara clark out 0 brisbin

australia still a hand on al jazeera wrangler rides in the spotlight as the un human rights chief visits one of the world's biggest refugee camps. and the wave of drug related violence crates, couse across mexico. ah . the journey has begun. the faithful world camp is on its way to castle boot your travel package today for your world weather update. hi there. thank you for joining in. we'll begin in indo china where we've had some soaking, rains for southern sections of vietnam, pouring into cambodia on thursday and same day as for the philippines, stretching from manila rate through to low og. see some of these darker colors that some more intense rain. that is falling, forgot that heat building once again the yangtze river valley just toward the south

. so look at this. woo hon. we've got your pencil then for a high of 40 degrees, some storms are bubbling up around beijing once again. so keep close eye on that and we've had a lot of wet weather for japan's. a both honju and q shoe islands that's pushed away. there were some landside warnings in play here. it looks like we've got another system trying to swirl up here. a monsoon, all depression in the bay of bengal, we know the name of the game, right? that's going to pass rate over northern india and portrayed into boxes somewhere. it's been back to back, monsoons depressions. and so for that reason, for the 1st time in 55 years, karachi has registered half a meter of rain. it's looking like the mon seen seat season could go until the end of september. and maybe even see a meter of rain. by the time it's all said and done, and certainly those rain gauges will go up again with this batch of what weather for sin province on thursday at sharp they bye for now. i saw official airline of the journey. does the count down to the feel will cut 2022

approaches? every continent is turning its eyes to keta. we have a way to school to the vent in the world won't be the only thing capturing everyone's attention beyond football. immerse yourself in internationally renowned entertainment art culture has everything you'd want in the destination. in fact, it's the obvious choice for the people will come 2022. so why go anywhere else lou? ah, welcome back here watching al jazeera. let's recap those headlines now. kenya's, president elect says he's working to form a government. william,

brutal says there'll be no room for exclusion under his leadership. it comes a day after his defeated arrival rejected the result of la sweet selection. on of dawn, tom's most prominent republican adversaries is lost. her re election bid view state of wyoming. this jamie said she would do whatever it takes to deny the former president, a 2nd term. australia's former prime minister scott morrison has admitted he secretly swore himself into 5 additional ministerial posts during the pandemic. he's facing criticism over the move until failing to disclose it to the public. the united nations new envoy for me and mar is on her 1st visit there since being appointed last year. no, leon hayes are, is expected to meet officials from the military john to, to discuss what the you and calls the deteriorating situation of the country. a visit comes in the same week, ousted lead a long time. so she was convicted on more corruption charges, extending her prison sentence to 17 years. turley chang has more from bangkok.

well, i think the fact that you and special ed boy has decided to go is very significant in itself. we don't know very much about the trip that was not announced with any great panther. i think the world's media found yes, there, very short notice that she had arrived in the door, man, most capital. we don't know very much about who she's going to see other than that, the military spokesman for the government said that she was expected to see the foreign minister and the leader of the military gentle, general min online today. we don't know yet where that happened, but that was scheduled for today. we think she's going to leave tomorrow, but she has always maintained as has her office in the you and that for her to go certain conditions must be met. and that would be that she was allowed to meet all parties concerned in this conflict. and a lot of people who saw that as meaning that they were going to insist that she

meant onset to cheat. that appears very unlikely. we don't know, it's not definitely not happened. but i think given the sense that she had another 6 years added to a sentence, to the end of the military seems so committed to keeping her out of any process, including a potential piece process that i think is very unlikely they would have allowed her to meet so i think they're all going to be some big questions. her office is saying that she's not sure how to make any public statement at this stage, but i think a lot of people will be wanting to know what exactly she has been doing there and how this has done it. how this trip is see not just add further legitimacy to the military gentle just across the board. a un human rights chief mitchell bachelor is visited, or hanging refugee camps. cox's bizarre and bangladesh. but shalay says the refugees told that they wanted to go home to neighboring me in march as soon as it's safe. hundreds of thousands of people from the countries, most of the minority fled

a violent military crank found in 2017. now more than a 1000000 wrangler live the one of the world's largest refugee camp. women, actually gun gurley is the south asia director with human rights watch. she joins us live from london. good to have you with us. so 1st of all, what do you make of the you and human rights chiefs visit? so cox's bazaars are going to lead to any progress and apply to the most general hanger. good morning, sammy. well, it's very important that the human rights of high commissioner has gone to the ringer camps. of this is it, at least draws attention back to a situation which has dropped from world headlines you know, following crisis whether guns down or ukraine had just or we can overshadow the fact that almost a 1000000 ringer, a still refugees in validation many more as scattered in other parts of the world,

and in the meanwhile, the situation remains em result they want to go, oh, it's true. but the conditions in man might have boss and not improved since 20175 years ago. when the, these acts of genocide to perpetrated by the man, my military almost bachelor has been quoted in the meters, assuring some of the ro, hangers that they will return home. we know that the authorities may and mom said on august the 10th, if they would accept the return of the ringer, but other, any guarantees that they'll be given the right to citizenship. they'll be safe that this will happen again. they won't be subjected to massacres in what human rights groups called genocide again. but that's exactly right. i mean, you know, she has recommended to the ringer refugees that they must be patient. well, the happened patient and they have verb. they had waited a long time,

but the conditions for safe returns just does not exist. malicious has has been good in hosting the recurring refugees for a long time for 5 years now and many have been there even prior. but you know, that they, the condition of the refugees, even in bundle dish, is quite difficult because of the increasing restrictions by bunger digital. it is, they want to go home is if it, if it is almost always want to go home. but you know, there has been the meanwhile, there has been a coup. the hunter has committed innumerable atrocities. he was talking about of some of the issues that, that exist in man more in your previous 2nd. and those are me in the these are not conditions in which they can the safe warrant. return of the refugees to myanmar with full rights restored. also got a you and then voicemail mar. going to me and mar. do you think that's going to prompt any progress visibly, either the plight of the ringo? all the the situation with the qu, there well, you know, the,

the amendment military that committed the atrocities on the ringer and now in charge. the only thing we know is that the people of man mar, of who had perhaps believed in the, in the narratives that were, that were earlier, are used to do to discredit the rights of the raw hinder. they have now recognized that they're looking over the 1st victims of the men mar military and now they to our victims. i mean that there is a democracy movement that has been proceeding. people have been hanged. i mean, it is, it is, it is a terrible situation in man, my right now, and for the, for, for the, you and hi, be for michelle vasily to say that the ringer must be patient. there needs to be enough indication that the international community is doing something to hold the men my military to account. they are now in office instead of instead of being ah, prosecuted with the crimes that they've been committing. i thanks so much for your analysis on that. thank you. south korea's defense ministry

says north korea has fine to cruise missiles. they were launched into the west sea from on john south tian gan province. saul says it's analyzing dancers to learn more about the launch with the help of the u. s. military. it comes just the day after sole and washed and started 4 days of joint drills in preparation for a training exercise life of this month. how correspondent robin bryan explains why the timing of these missile launches is so significant. the timing of this does seem to be significant. more significant. it seems than the type of missiles themselves. these are said to, i've been to cruise missiles fired westwood towards the sea that separates the korean peninsula from china. now if that's the case, then these would be the 1st cruise missiles that have been fired since january. but that has been a flurry of other mis activities since the start of this year, from the north, in particular, ballistic missiles,

either short range or longer range, ballistic missiles, the type of weapons that are banned on the un security council resolutions. now in contrast, cruise missiles are not banned, but the launch wednesday doesn't coincide with an important news conference that is being given here by the president units of y'all, who has marked his 100 days in office. now he is a conservative, unlike his liberal predispose that he takes a far tough line with the north. and in fact, during the news conference outlined his position to north korea saying he's not interested in cosmetic, his style, photo opportunity. some meetings with his counterparts from the north that any future dealings really has to be based on far more substantial progress made the basically he wants to see a far more sincere approach taken by north korea towards the nuclear station before the holding upset stomach. so this could be a message from north korea to him and his administration,

but it also coincides with the starting of drills this week between us and south reinforces ahead of larger scale military joint exercises next week. the type of exercises that always seem to anger and provoke north korea. so this could be seen as being an early expression of north korea's displeasure towards those the european union. and us say they're studying. iran responds to a proposal to save the 2015 nuclear deal to her on center apply late on monday. what you said was the final submission wrong previously called on the us to show flexibility. washington said it's ready to quickly seal in agreement to restore the 2015 accord. based on the use proposals, we have in fact received around comments on the news proposed final text. we have received them through the you where in the process of studying, and we're at the same time engaged in consultations with you and our european

allies on the way ahead. what could be negotiated over the course of these past 1617 months has been negotiated. so we'll continue to study what has been submitted. we'll continue to consult closely with you with our european allies, other partners, and when we have more, disable sure that inflation in the u. k. is his new 40 year high resist union say the cost of living crisis has become a living nightmare figures from the office of national statistics on wednesday show . the consumer price index reached 10 point one percent in july. that's in spite of 6 consecutive interest rate hikes. by the bank of england, high food prices with a main driver. mexico's president is facing criticism

following a wave of violence last week. that's linked to cartels. attacks by criminal groups left at least 11 people dead. vehicles on fire and dozens of businesses burned across 4 states. manion or apollo reports from mexico city. violence appears to be on the rise in mexico. attacks against businesses in states like halley's school and gonna want to live with. okay, a rampage that left at least 9 dead in soothe waters. and a wave of violence in the city of tiquana all in the span of a week has left many wondering what exactly is going on. we know so far as that would be, how is, is a series of unrelated events that have been very close to each other within, within a single week. um dose on each one of those has a different logic. each one of those has each

a different trigger. the attacks of spur, the mexican government to deploy national guard troops to states like baja, california, mexico's president and the discipline will lopez over to the lord acknowledged the violence, but says it has been blown out of proportion by his political opponents. the thank you to lose k, i go, i really, every one relaxed there is govern ability. yes, there is stability at the same time, those named chester my adversaries, the conservative to magnify things, and carry out sensationalist. journalism. violence and vandalism from criminal militias in mexico are not a new phenomenon. because security analysts say there are rarely any consequences. impurities ramp grueling is the gauges are, are few and far between and in. they are what it and you don't have a strong you know,

how strong investigate it typically does. that can increase the likelihood that anyone who bought this event will be, will be bash. mexico is government has not announced any new plans to change the country's security strategy. the policy seems instead to be to intensify the existing one with increased military style policing in regions where cartels operate. while experts in mexico say, these latest instances of cartel related violence don't appear to be connected. the picture that's emerging is of a country where despite more boots on the ground, security forces are still losing ground to criminal organizations. manuel up a low al jazeera mexico city. campaigning has sufficiently begun for brazil's presidential election in october. president jaya was sonata held, his 1st campaign event in the city where he was stabbed in 2018. who seeking

a 2nd opinion paul show his left, his rival former president lewis the silver has a 12 point lead over him. he's been campaigning outside the car, making plans to the states in paulo, where he rose to prominence the union lead to decades ago. let's bring you some breaking news just coming into us. here we're getting reports that israel and turkey have restored full diplomatic ties. that's according to turkey's foreign minister. he says in the bass of the will be re appointed to israel, bring you more information on this as we get it. a heat wave is sweeping california with temperatures reaching more than $39.00 degrees celsius. several heath advisories mornings have been issued. parts of the western united states are in the grip of a 23 year drought. the worst on record slide to water restrictions and wild fires. in europe. wildfire in the spanish region of valencia are burning out of control.

despite the efforts of hundreds of firefighters, 3 people were badly injured when a passenger train drove through one of the glazes. more than a 1000 people in the eastern province of n, a county have been evacuated. in portugal, a massive wild fi there has been, which was brought under control last week is blazing again. more than 1200 fire fights as a dousing the flames inside the unesco designated nature park. it's been burning for more than a week, tearing through 15000 tech fairs of land indonesia celebrating its 1st the independence day at its future capital. the sun tara is on the east coast of the island or borneo present joker with dodo as lead the move away from jakarta, which is slowly sinking. ah.