one of the guys without a gun. my brother was killed. my hood. no, no, no different than any other hood out here. dan michael was you. i saw me. i saw my son in 15 years and i felt like, you know, at this time this band this is more than bill for i'm just not willing to accept the word substantial legislation can i get through. that's going to speak to a major need for mock, and this bill identifies use violence as a public health epidemic. last year we are to our, to mark the ripple effect of violence when it comes to you stretches far. why were you way away with russia blames ukraine secret services for the car bombing that killed the daughter of a prominent, potent ally and kiva. now it says

a band on independence day celebrations because of a heightened threat of attacks by russian forces. ah, are you watching al jazeera alive from doha with me for the bad people also ahead form a u. s. president donald trump asks the court to block the f. b i from looking at the document cease from his florida home. kenya's presidential run around brian, our dean. gov finds a petition at the supreme court challenging last week's election results and another flood at a mexican mind hampers rescue efforts for 10 workers trapped on the ground for nearly 3 weeks. ah, thank you for joining us. so russia has accused ukrainian secret services of org

ising, the murder of daria de geena, the daughter of one of present, vitamin putins, or lies the 29 year old was killed by a suspected explosive device as she was driving near moscow on saturday. her father, alexander dugeon, was travelling in a car behind her. both have been vocal supporters of russia's invasion of ukraine. and again, his death has fogged an outpouring of grief with people gathering. at this makeshift memorial in moscow, prison putin has said the attack was evil. and her father has really so written statement is saying a victory in ukraine is the only way to avenge her killing. now russia claims the attack was carried out by a ukrainian woman in her forties who had been planning it since july. russian media has linked her to the as of battalion, a unit of ukraine's army that russia has designated a terrorist school, but they have denied involvement with no, i don't know her personally, this woman. secondly, the documents they showed belong to

a person serving in the household battalion. this is obvious because of the uniform . she's wary and her military id. this woman does not serve in the us of petroleum . all i speak to nigel gold davis about this is a senior fellow for russia and eurasia at the international institute for strategic studies. thank you very much for joining us on, on to 0. now to many people, it's not surprising that russia has blamed ukraine for our this killing. but by doing this, this is moscow and, and the f. s. b o to admitting to an intelligence failure. what are your thoughts about this scenario they've put forward and how quickly the, the case has been resolved? yes, so as you say, on the one hand, it is sir, if, if their version is to be believed, then it represents the massive intelligence failure. it's not a small matter of cassandra below not been around moscow, but secondly, and equally implausible. it seems to me they claim to have solved the case with

unprecedented speed. it typically takes months or even years, or often never for a political murders to be sold. and yet the efforts be the rush of security. so as claims have done as a matter of hours. and i think everyone looking the kind of details they're providing her, you've come to the conclusion, there's nothing credible about the story that they have put together. it almost seems, in a bizarre way designed to be disbelieved the ideal to a woman. and for 12 year old daughter drove into russia in a mini cooper and then fled the scene. or having carried out this bowman or none of it seems to add up. and yet of course, it's very worrying. now the russia is claiming that ukraine is behind it. and the next question is, what all follow from that? yeah, i was going to ask you about that because of course, a reaction among programming commentators was immediate. lots of outrage. he thing

this killing will be used by the russian government to ramp up. public outrage were then russia for a set and justify perhaps even more the price of actions on the part of the sate. it does seem at least possible, this has been fabricated. let's go full flag, attack your coward out, but robin's them. so in order to serve precisely that purpose, to wake up outrage, and also to justify some dangerous and potentially radical escalation of this so far on the successful war that equation against ukraine. the other thing to look at here is that the rougher is now starting to put the spotlight on it. stonier those, well, they have a big claim that the person who supposedly carried this out lead to sonya. they are demanding stillia handover. this, this person,

the students are saying at this point they have not received an official, a request for expedition call. but of course, it is a need to, and you members, state, not long being concerned, the russian might cry to escalate this crisis. provoke a crisis of the need to itself, so we have to watch what russian out those to estonia is, let us to ukraine. right. and the question being now of whether and how moscow will retaliate. yes. so i would rather is already playing with fire in, in conducting some very irresponsible and dangerous operations around those up patricia nuclear power plant. this is the largest nuclear facility in europe. so, i mean that's, that's one thing to look at. another is the, the possibility that russia could radically escalated, use of air power,

or even more indiscriminately, or even larger scale than it's done so far. i think it's been very disconcerting in recent days, by the way, is that ukraine has innovated in its approach and particularly or day shows attacks that ukraine has carried out or in crimea. so again, all this looks like a pretext for russia to apply, or some even larger scale indiscriminate force that could lead to very, very frightening consequences. indeed, thank you very much for talking to us and sharing of use. nigel gl davis from the trash and sewer for strategic studies in washington. thank you for your time in london. sorry. now. meanwhile, in keith, the ukrainian capital authorities have banned independence day events this week, present vote amused lensky has warned. russia could launch attacks in the lead up to the celebrations wednesday,

march 31st anniversary of ukraine's independence from soviet law. and 6 months since the russian invasion, a curfew has been announced in the northern city of car keys and in the south, people in mich alive has been told to remain vigilant. visible is in cave, she says, authorities are on high alert ahead of the celebrations. ukraine is getting ready to celebrate 31 years of independence from a soviet rule, and it also marks 6 months since the nation on this country began precedent. follow the me lensky, address the nation, where he said that people should be getting ready for russia, carrying out something very cool. he literally said that this week we could try to do something particularly ugly and particularly vicious. and that's why the kid has announced that they will suspend any type of math gatherings, among other things, the military administrator of this capital have that security forces here need to be ready to prevent any type of incidents like mix hello tax or bombs,

among other things. and this is happening on the latest incident. how we're russia security services accusing ukraine of being behind the killing of daddy geena. she's the daughter of a cloth advice or to bloody me, to putting she was killed in a car bombed a few days ago in, in moscow, and russia accusing ukraine. we have not heard from ukraine yet, but suddenly this race is the alarm here. another thing that has been wasting the alarms are that reports by intelligence community that russia has been amassing miss aw than other types of weapons in bilateral in other world news, kenya is veteran opposition need a ride? dinner has petition to the supreme court to challenge the results of this month's presidential election or dingo is narrowly defeated in the vote and says the results of flawed can. his electoral commission declared his rival, william wrote the winter with 50.5 percent of the vote. but 4 of the 7

commissioners who over so the polls refused to endorse the results. malcolm, we have reports from nairobi, winery dinner, and his supporters when kenya to pin code just before the deadline for challenging the election result. submitted dozens of book to the documents is evidence long with his petition. it asks the court to nullify the election outcome on several grounds, the forgery of election documents. there was the interference with the integrity of the technology that was used in the elections. there was also folks you cation of results, which uploaded into the networks that are all printed by the electoral commission. kenyon voted in election 2 weeks ago. right? everything has run for president 4 times before meeting the opposition. this time he had the backing of his historical rival,

outgoing president. who can yeah. let's go what you main opponent, deputy president william retail. last week. the electoral commission declared in the winter with over 50 percent of the vote. the why the supportive tech believe it. many of them believe in rick down the election victory before he challenged the results of the last 3 elections in port while we were doing it by the the right order. that time he boycotted the ribbon saying the electoral commission failed to fix the problem. this time, he said he has the evidence, the truth, criminality in the electoral process. the corruption tells a prepared to compromise electro systems, bribe liberal officials,

medicine crew to systems, look other we order it will kill in order to find their way to power. ryan is petition is one of several submitted to the court. respondents including the electoral commission and william retail have 4 days to submit their responses. the court has 2 weeks to complete his hearing and give a verdict. a could up hold the electra adult or order of a recounted vote, or be one of the pulse. malcolm web al jazeera nairobi, kenya, mexico's government has reached out to international experts to help rescue a group of trapped coal miners. have been stuck in the mind for more than 2 weeks after a tunnel wall collapse, triggering a flood rescue is struggling to remove water and debris from the mine. mine your rock has more from a business where the minus attract. we spoke with one rescue worker in the early

hours of today. he spoke off the record, but he said that b e, the strategy by the mexican government has not been a cohesive one. he's been working on site here since the accident took place on august. 3rd, and in terms of rescue efforts, it's really worth understanding what it is exactly that happened you have to, we have to take into account that the mine itself is more than 65 meters deep. it's a vertical mine, a vertical shaft with several tunnels that lead out from that branch away from that from that vertical mine. and what's believed to have happened is that one of the minors may have accidentally punctured a hole into an adjacent mine, one of 2. that's abandoned and also flooded, so causing a catastrophic flood with mine trapping 10 of these men inside. now what we're seeing happening behind us or merge is the workers who are drilling wells. these wells are then there's are the cameras that are sent down into the well to determine how high the water level is. now, the gentleman that we spoke to off the record,

told us that every well that they've looked at has shown very little progress in terms of water levels. going down into authorities, tell us that if they are unable to bring that water level down, there is no rescue mission. there is no way to reach these miners and him after 19 days without communication, without food drinking water, without any guarantee that there is any breathable air left inside of that man. inside of that, mine many people here have lost hope that they will be reunited with their loved ones alive. still ahead on al jazeera, the support of pakistan, former prime minister, a long time outside his home to police from arresting him on terrorism charges and petty clean and washington d. c. were monkey pox vaccine clinics like this one are popping up across the country. but is it too little, too late? the ah,

let's go with your weather story for the america. thank you for joining in beginning at the bottom end of south america right now. those temperatures have come up in a sophie on to $29.00 degrees, but we got some storms bubbling up there. so paulo here, temperatures now closer to where they should be for this year, the top end of south america looks like this. our usual problems for venezuela, diana, certain on and french, guyana, and next stop the caribbean. brain is picking out the cross some of the islands here that includes for his spaniel le. i got to take you to the us right now. and texas, just west of dallas, flash flood warnings here, just to renshaw, rain, copious amounts of rain dumped on this area. its now moving further toward the south, around houston, louisiana, mississippi. anywhere in this area could see about $200.00 millimeters of rain. that's $3.00 to $4.00 times what you'd expect to pick up in a month. bit of

a breather for the monsoon downpours in nevada. so that allows the temperature in vegas to get up to 40 degrees and off to the east coast. we go, there's been outbreaks of thunder downpours. it continues to be an unsettled weather pattern here and in the west. temperatures have also fallen across alberta where this calgary just a high of 19 degrees, but suns out in seattle. we get your pencil in for 26 on tuesday. ah. the 2 years held captive by i saw a life altering experience for any victim more so when 2 years is half of your life time a 4 year old, you see the boys struggles to recover from the trauma of abuse and the witnessing of unspeakable atrocities. i met childhood a witness documentary on

a just either lou ah, welcome back our top stories on al jazeera, this, our russia has blamed ukrainian secret services for the suspected car bombing that killed the daughter of a pro criminal commentator. moscow says a ukrainian woman who was a member of the adult battalion had been planning the attack since july. ukraine has denied involvements in kenya, presidential candidate relo, dingoes, challenging the results. so this month's election at supreme court, the former prime minister was naturally beaten by william, brutal virginia says the results of fraud. and mexico's government has reached

shouting national experts to help rescue a group of trapped coal miners. have been stuck in the mind for more than 2 weeks after a tunnel wall collapse triggering a flood water level saw continuing to rise not to the u. s. cent health authorities in new york state are starting to use a smaller dose of the monkey pox vaccine in order to stretch the supply. it comes as infections across the u. s. have increase 30 percent in a week to more than 14000 particle hand reports. my name's matt. i monkey pox the sucks and you don't want it all across social media monkey pumps. patients are posted warnings. this is a painful, debilitating disease that you don't want to get. i was in so much pain right now. the vast majority of cases are in men who have sex with other men. it's rarely fatal, but activists in the gay community have mobilized. i'm very confident that we can

get ahead of it before the massive outbreak, given the communities, fortitude and their resilience. and also learning from the mistakes of cove it and there is a vaccine. the cdc says it should be administered in 2 doses 20 days apart. but there's not nearly enough of it. destination critics like these are now popping up across the country for critics say the by the ministration was very slow and more important, leaving hundreds of thousands of doses of the vaccine that the us already own in europe. so now officials are trying to stretch the vaccine by administering it in a different way. they're hoping to get 5 doses out of one vile. but there could be a problem with that. it's totally unclear that anything i've read on the science, if the degree of protection is identical to what the original proposal is or restriction,

which is to get to full dose is not goldstraw says he was turned away from getting his 2nd shot. he believes it's a problem of supply. the d. c. health department blames the biden administration. what we end up getting is 12000 doses. had we got 12000 files and vaccine that would have been some 60000 doses that we would have had. the monkey pox virus has spread quickly in the united states. the 1st case was reported in may. the cdc says there are now more than $14000.00 confirmed cases. the binding ministration says they are working to secure millions more vaccine doses, but helped extra say that creates other issues really need to be partnering with our global ah ha, monitors and colleagues around the world to make sure the vaccines aren't just made available to high income countries like you asked in and europe, but also that, you know, it's just, it's pretty alarming and disgusting that now there are still no vaccines made available on the continent of africa. the maker of the vaccine says it will take months to expand its production capabilities. but experts say the window to contain

a broader outbreak could already be closing, paddle haine, l 0 washington. while before this he is outbreak, monkey pox was rarely found outside central and west africa. the virus is related to smallpox. the 1st human case was recorded in central africa in 1970. in may, this year the disease spread to the u. k. u. s. and europe. they've now been more than $35000.00 cases, reports around the world. in july, the world health organization declared the outbreak of public health emergency of international concern. joining us now on al jazeera, alive from washington, d. c, is lauren's ghost in his a professor of medicine and founding o'neill, chair in global health law at georgetown university. thank you very much for being with us. there's been a lot of criticism as we heard in patty's report about the u. s. government's response to this monkey box outbreak. one would have thought that the lessons from

the cone of ours crisis would have been learned. why do you think and how does us find itself in this situation today? what would have been the mistakes? yes, it's a coven 19. was the, the most complex, hardest case of public health has faced monkey park should have been dealt with very quickly. was the easiest case. we already had vaccines. we already had treatments. we had tests, and yet it was a comedy of errors at the beginning of the month box response in the united states . and we repeated the same mistakes. it seemed that we didn't recovered a false faulty tests and cumbersome, long waits for test times. and to few tests, treatments that were scarce and very difficult to obtain. and of course,

vaccines which should have been in an ample supply, ended up being scarce and help communication messages were very poor. so the beginning of the response was, was really upsetting, particularly since we had gone through so much were covered in one would have hoped that we'd learn those lessons. yeah. just challenge, just how challenging has it been to to communicate the risk, some of monkey pox to the general public? well, it shouldn't have been that difficult because we've had, we've had diseases that began in communities of men who have sex with men with the aids epidemic. and we had to, at the beginning of the aids epidemic, we had to tailor our messages to the gay community while also informing the

wider public. we should have been doing the same thing here with monkey pox. but it turns out that the, that the, the wider public was placed in a panic perhaps unnecessarily. and the gay community wasn't given the frank, honest and health messages that it needed and deserved. and so we're, we're, we're where we are now, and the by did ministration is trying to have a big pivot on the declare monkey pox, a public health emergency in the u. s. just like to just stay with w h o globally. and we've got, we've ordered more vaccines. this is a, what's the best way to think now to, to slow the spread vaccines? well, i think it's a combination. i think, you know, we need to get much more vaccination. we need to do much better with our testing and contact tracing. and we need to know inform gay men, frankly,

and honestly about their risks and also to mobilize the gay community to rise up and take care of each other, which it did with the aids pandemic. getting the good news is, is that gay men have extraordinarily good networks, highly informed, and have been shown to be able to deal with these kinds of epidemics in their community. but they need the tools to do it. and particularly testing treatment and vaccines. profess lawrence cost in thank you so much for talking to us about this. thank you for having me. f one we us present. donald trump is moving to temporarily block the investigation into the materials seized by f. b. i. agents from his florida home 2 weeks ago. trump's lawyers have asked a federal court to hold the examination of the document until a neutral official known under us law as

a special master can oversee very few. in pakistan, former prime minister in rom, khan is facing terrorism charges. after being accused of making threats against the police and judiciary at a political rallies, supporters have gathered outside his home in islamabad, warning of mass protest, save his arrested. these lam about high court has granted con protective bail until thursday. last and no confidence vote in april. but in a struggling economy, his popularity has surged. his latest rallies have drawn tens of thousands of people. come out. hydro is outside in montana residence in islamabad with more on the charges. enron. frank berardi lay dead and supporter there, gathered outside and read their guns. and bonnie gala, which is situated on a hill gob all earlier, there were a board that enron con, would be a red flag. however, her lawyer then render its law bod, hi god, for where they were able to get a bell before

a read. and therefore giving some relief to the former prime minister there war extension her supporter saying that they will not leave this place, nor will they allow anyone to arrest their leader. and a party had warned that they would then have a countrywide broaders bringing life to award to a standstill given the fact that m ron collins party enjoy. busy support and do key province is also in gilliard both this dawn and also in bunker tony administered good me. people at pakistan have decided when booted evolution in this country. anatole game and the death. this is not that far, not public reaction because no military, no agencies normally, you know, let no one get bad again with

now it will be important to see whether emron con, will be arrested. ready appeared before the underscored on the 25th or different and they give them more time and all thought to be able to do work out the reaction . now good coordinator that been coming. c from across the country to read residents. and of course, there will be mulling over blown on how to move forward. i guess i'm is also suffering major flags. official say more than $770.00 people have died since monsoon range began more than 2 months ago. hundreds of villages have been washed away during the abnormally heavy rains. the military is working to evacuate. thousands of people who remain stranded. authorities are setting up relief camps in flood hit areas. at least 22 people have been killed in heavy rain and floods in chad. more than a 1000 homes have been destroyed and health services. destructed with more rain expected. many people fear what the head. he but morgan reports from jemina.

no one, dan geraldine is still trying to pick up belongings from the rubble of her damaged home. a mother of 5, she says heavy rains in chads capital in jemina forest. her and her family to seek shelter. when their roof and walls collapsed. ya downloadable wattenberg hancock, ari i was in the market and it started raining heavily. then i got a call from my neighbors that my house was destroyed. luckily, my children were not home. i came back to find the situation like this. one murder here for at least 22 people have been killed by rains and floods and dozens of others injured since the thought of the season, according to the united nations, across the country, over a 1000 homes have been destroyed. many people here said they have not seen this much rain and destruction before, according to the you and environmental agency. chad is one of the country's most affected by climate change, and those likely to suffer as a result are the vulnerable communities. the floods have left many with no access

to clean water. this is one of the main hospitals in jemina. now it's surrounded by flood water and marvelous of tune and my g well lose because of the floods. patients can't come to the hospital. there is no transport. we only received severe cases that are brought here by ambulances. but many of those who say can't come medical services have also been disrupted amid concerns of what's up on diseases in a place in one of them. most of the d listened lou murphey, we only have 2 departments working from the children's department and the surgery department number or the other departments has stopped working because of the water in the hospital and the rains are expected to continue until october. and the fear is that until then, more homes will be destroyed, more lives lost. he bo morgan al jazeera and jemina. ah.