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which is the arrest sets the stage black music is an exploration of the black, social, cultural, and spiritual condition, giving voice to the voice less. now we know the importance just place down most of the most important place, the word season. well, from a different perspective, on mount is era, the towns and villages in ukraine's 1st one region are flooded after a dam of time, which is force thousands to leave their homes. the, you're watching all the 0 life from a headquarters and don't find any navigate to also ahead of fire breaks out of the fuels f o into john's capital is the army and paramilitary forces fight for control for weapons. factory outdoors is dangerous and just go to every part of our state,
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not just bolivar communities, but literally everyone. air quality alerts issued for parts of the us east coast smoke from hundreds of fires burning and canada of blankets at the skies there. and argentina's world cup one or the you know, mostly confirms he's joining, david beckham's inter miami turning down a deal with a club. and so do you re be on the hello ukraine's president just calling on international aid organizations to help and rescue efforts following an attack on a dime and 1st on region. thousands of people had been evacuated after the breach on nova kickoff cut down caused widespread flooding. the russian president vladimir putin as accuse chief of the strong to them with the backing of western powers. but keith says russian forces, mind the down months ago. the down links the bank so that the need for
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a river held by russia on the south side to ukraine and held territory on the north . charles stratford reports from source on and there was a sadness the pervades. these floated streets. soon off, the rushes invasion of song was attacked and then multiplied by russian forces. and now launch areas of the city on the water. many of the people who were turned up to the crating. i mean, we took care of this on late last year, being evacuated from the home. yes. everything was demolished. the. it's frightening. the 2 story houses had been swept away and the somehow to the floating down the river. there was no one there when evil ukraine accuses rush you up destroying the clock over there on the to the pro river and causing this terrorist attack to prevents in advance across to the pro river towards the russian occupied
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crimea says give russia says you creighton is responsible, and it's also moving thousands of people to safety on the opposite russian occupied side of the river. this is one of many streets here in cash on safety, completely flooded. we understand that they were hundreds, if not thousands of people that were living here until this dime was destroyed. and now they've all been forced to leave. it is about mines that may have been dislodged and carried into the city by the floods. search volunteers prepared boats to help the search for more tracts people's cages kind of key cats with good china is violet. us divided all can i know we was shouting and banging on windows, there are no it people are only animals. the water there is almost over the sun posts, evacuation buses are full. the young old. we take with them
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a few belongings like pets. at the which is usually it's very hard to explain. honestly, it's so hard to speak very hard. i don't know where i'm going, we would take them out and now we're on a and the city had already experience some of the was suffering in. this will now meet the flood waters and destruction. it's people are forced to ensure even more chunks, drop it down to 0, tips on yo yo ship. a rollover has more on what russian officials are saying about the dam collapse with had from present pace and regarding the disaster. and he discussed it with tag as president other one during a telephone conversation. the russian president called the destruction of the cold sky, piled blonde a bump barrick action by kias. i think that it was instigated by the west page and stated that the breakdown of the power station was
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a clear example of kids terrorist messes. so now we've had from the russian top officials regard. 1 i think the destruction of the cold sketch and all of the place to blame solely on kid, by the way, prior to the telephone call with the patient mr. ad want had a conversation with presidency landscape you crane offering to create a commission with the participation will be un russia, ukraine into k, to investigate what actually happened at the hope. hope scott, down basically around this time that you create a keys is russian troops are blowing out to them. russia claims that the power station came out of the ukrainian shutting, but there was also a version that it could be an unintentional designs to on the job collapse to, to improve putting maintenance and the damage due to the damage caused. and so of as the experts not say that the destruction of the time may negatively affect both sides of the conflict. a huge fire has broken out of the fuel depot in the suits
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and these capital in your weapons. factory battle between the army and the paramount through rapid support forces has intensified in southern cartoon. they are assessed, say they are inside the weapons factory located in the your move area. well, neighboring charts has taken in the largest number of refugees from sued on. many are fleeing violence in western door for atrocities against civilians have been going on for years and have got worse and is to don's conflict erupt. it's same as for ivy reports from a hospital and audrey eastern shots in the town of andre. this is the only general hospital that service is not only the local community, but scores of refugees that are fleeing the violent sense, who then most of them who are arriving. in fact, all of them, by and large are from dar for the chief of medicine here, tells us that they are beginning to feel overwhelmed. that there are no more beds for any additional patients. and what they need immediately is more assistance
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dealing with the medical needs of those that are arriving here at the maternity ward. doctors have delivered several babies born to refugees that have arrived under incredibly stressful conditions. now if we walk a little further, we begin to see what it looks like when a hospital of the size of a small hospital, a humble one, for a small town, by all accounts, when they begin to get overwhelmed, this is what happens. overflow as being overseen by doctors without borders in these tense, these tense are basically make shift recovery wards for people who have been treated who have arrived with injuries broken phone sprained ankles. but what we have seen a lot of in our time here is many people with bullet wounds. the chief of medicine has said that if this continues much longer, they are going to struggle to provide the care that many of the people here need. and the most of those that are currently residing in this hospital, most of the patients that have checked in and are being treated around 75 percent
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of them. the vast bolt are suited to use people fleeing the conflict in dark. for medical professionals, we've spoken to here say that what they want to see is a meaningful intervention by the international community. not just in terms of dealing with the humanitarian fall out of what's happening. but also in trying to bring an end to the conflict into the same bus route, the older 0 address and eastern time, the 10s of millions of people in canada and the northeastern united states are being told to stay indoors because a smoke from wildfire is there more than 400 blazes now burning in canada. it's the worst early season wildfire situation. the country has ever seen. and b, c, journalist, vanessa, vanessa lee reports from montreal to back. there are currently 149 forest fires burning and come back with 110 deemed out of control. and this has forced thousands
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from their homes. a state of emergency was declared in sheboygan mill, which is 7 hours north of montreal, where the entire town of 7500 has been evacuated. it was a scary situation last night, with flames injuring dangerously close to the community. authorities knocked on people's doors, telling them to leave immediately. so people pack up their clothes, their pets, essentially whatever they could as quickly as possible. and some went and spent the night with family and friends. others slept on a cot inside of a sports center and it community just a 3 hour drive away. but the highway was so congested, it took some people 8 hours to get there. it's not known when they will be able to return home. the key factor right now was whether there was no rain in the forecast for dates. in some areas, strong winds are making it challenging to find the flyers, come back, has called in reinforcements. another $260.00 firefighters will be arriving in the
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coming days with crews on their way from abroad, including france. already the season. more than 2300 fires have burned in canada scorching at least 3000000 hectares. the equivalent of over 5000000 football fields on over new york, it's recorded some of the poor us air quality is in the region because of the smoke for many residents. the hayes came as a surprise christmas salumi reports from new york. you didn't have to follow the news to know something wasn't right in new york. it's very unexpected. like it really happened out of the blue light that to my children i might isn't need wasn't really foggy out here because it was that bad that i put my eyes. they put something wrong with my eyes. they're like no, it's fall. yeah. air quality so bad, you could see it in smell it. when i opened my apartment door, the hallway smelled like smoke, which was something that i have never, you know, experience before. new york may have had it the worst, but it wasn't alone. 12 states issued air quality advisories all as
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a result of wildfires. north of the border in canada. you know, the levels that people, if they were to be outside, especially if they're exercising, breathing faster, they're going to be inhaling particulates at concentrations that normal smokers would inhale, state officials or advising people to stay in doors as much as possible. the view here in new york has range from hazy to barely recognizable and to be clear, there are no clouds in the sky. this is all particulate matter from canada, a 1000 kilometers away. and yet it is blocking our view of the skyline of manhattan, just over the river, barely a kilometer away from philadelphia to washington d. c. as far south as north carolina schools cancelled the outdoor activities, when i got back from school my, my head was hurting on as having really bad headaches and them. i noticed i have a very old and a very young as well as those with heart. a respiratory conditions are being
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advised to wear masks, outdoors. scientists, blame. unusually dry and hot conditions in canada for fueling more than 400 active fires there. and there warning this could be the country's worst wildfire season on record. people across the country are being affected, are seeing vulnerable people at risk, outdoor affects cancelled. kids having to be kept inside at recess. in new york, the air quality alert has all ready been extended until friday, but that may not be the last of it candidates wildfire season typically last until september. kristin salumi al jazeera new york. us sectors stay down to me blinking has met saudi arabia's crown prince on the gulf, cooperation council for and ministers blinking is on a 3 day visit to the kingdom. relations between washington. henri, i'd have been strange for yours, but this is the 2nd high level us delegation to visit and as many months,
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the crown prince also spoke on the phone with the russian president vladimir putin about oil production, and have money as a professor at the institute of political science at the university of his, derek, she says the us, so the relationship has a long way to go. it was these that the united states is really struggling, struggling very much in terms of restoring a normal relationship with saudi arabia. saudi arabia is becoming more assertive and it's foreign policy and it's region of an international kind of like conduct. and the fact that the united states, specifically starting from the obama administration time, we visited its priorities and national security priorities towards china. up, all of that gave an indication specifically to countries like saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, that the united a state is much in fact interested in, um,
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how should i say keeping it side of the bargain in terms of like oil for security. and that led to a saudi arabia, united arab emirates of using what you could call like exploiting the scenes in the international structures. china is rising as an international, a power. and the role of china is being used to leverage their relationship with the united states. so, and when it concerns the united states, as saudi arabia, we see here as well. so the way of us using china using normalization with is what you, as a kind of foot card, to get the security guarantees it needs. and at the same time to get it support in terms of its nuclear program upfront. so it says recovering from abdominal surgery in rome, the vatican says there were no complications,
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but the head of the roman catholic church is expected to stay in hospital for several days. the positive appeared in good spirits during his general audience in saint peter's square, just hours before being admitted. this is the 86 year old 3rd hospital stay since his election as pope since they both way he's fine. and then he's a week and he's a speaking with the he's a tell him, are you ok these afternoon the that hopeful? all right, so did you, mary, also without legal joe. maybe when he was stuck up. totally caught because he had the postal part to be hard. yeah. with the seen them of upset use of them of the by well that the in the last most close the pains and the very also now or so somebody because you've seen them. so we that the doctors we decided to proceed to operation still has on all 0. i'm john henry and in iowa were mike parents just
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made it official. the former vice president is running for president. and the duke of sussex gets emotional, as he wraps off his history, making court appearances, the finding a life partner can sometimes be just for you on the list and especially conventional teaching is not an option. so some are turning for hand that day to get one of my friends put me on it. and within 2 weeks i found somebody and i was done, there's still resistance in some communities and it might not work for everyone i'm done with up. but if i made someone online and that is how it's managed to be swipe price for marriage. oh no. just 0. as the conflict into time continued some correspondence or on the ground to record every angle. if the story had been ongoing between the hours and the 16th army
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available pages to say that a 100 i'm soothing is refugees. why you have to be registered under. people cannot access this, this food does not get to where it is needed, so it may not get there at all. the challenge ahead is nor stay without just the rest of the benefits to discharge. he was prime, ministering, why she now opted to students in jail for him because malaysia has talked to 101 east investigate on how to 0 the, [000:00:00;00] the
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coloring on the top stories on how to 0 ukraine's presidents is calling on international aid organizations to help in rescue efforts following an attack on a diamond 1st on region, thousands of people have been evacuated off to the breach on novak off cut down costs of widespread flooding. moscow on keys accused each other for talking that a fire has broken out at a fuels i promise to do these capital narrow weapons. factory battles between the army in the parent, military rapids or forces, has intensified in southern for 2 more than 400 was fires, burning in canada have sparked air quality alerts and several us states. tens of millions of people are being told to stay indoors because of the hazardous error policy will not often does a former us vice president challenge the president under who he served. now mike pens has announced his intention to defeat for president donald trump and the 2024
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republican presidential primary john 100 and reports from iowa, where the campaign was launched. each a rear political turn about a former vice president running against the president to put him in office. i'm announcing that i'm running for president of the united states of america for the 1st time mike pins directly address the elephant, not in the room. donald trump, in his efforts to force pants not to certify jo biden's victory and the 2020 election. the american people deserved to know that on that day, president trump also demanded that i choose between him and the constitution. i chose the constitution and i always the parents formerly launched his run for president in iowa by tradition the 1st day to vote in the nomination process as a long shot with polls showing his support in the single digits. everybody hopes to
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catch lightning in the bottle. you never quite know what will happen. we remember that in 2016 when donald trump 1st ran, nobody really took him seriously pencils declaration came as something of an anticlimax. my family has to live the american. he had already filed his intent to run and made his announcement wednesday in a video. his biggest rival is his former boss. now pulling it nearly 50 percent denial between fence and trump. you like pens? yes. you think he's got a shot to with? i think if he does, it starts here in iowa. the relationship between trump and pins went from an air case in 2016 to a political and personal kissed off. when trump tweeted during the congressional riot, mike pence did not have the courage to do what should have been done. the crowd turned against pins dangling a noose in calling for his hanging pittsville last to contend with
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a lingering antipathy of those mag or republicans. now these things due to 5, donald trump, expectations, but i was boosted other candidates before you were nowhere in the polling and you even finish 2nd level alone 1st. that's the big story. so in the case of someone like former vice president pens, the key for him perhaps more than anybody else is to exceed expectations. if he doesn't, he's run for president could become the shortest run of his life. john henry and l g 0. anthony iowa. as mexico, as presidents, as the soldiers caught on camera and an apparent execution of 5 civilian men, will be prosecuted, underestimated while lopez over door supports the armies rule in tackling, organized crime. but he said the killings are unacceptable, but an isolated incidents drawn home and reports from mexico city. first of all,
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the black truck slammed into the fence. then the army comes. some of the men in the truck can pay top guns. the soldiers pull them out, kicks and then the soldiers appeared to defend themselves from above the threat of camera. and that is when they shoot the prisoners. this is happening. and it was alerted to one of the whole 2 spots who met scope the call to violence. cool, local cctv camera. the extent 18th of may 3 weeks ago. but the shooting of the prisoners is not where it ends off to that one of the soldiers, plants, weapons on the phone with him and careful to use what looks to be a red flag to avoid getting his prints on the guns. one so driven appears to take up the hang cups, they put on a man to make it look like he hadn't been arrested before being shot. the videos caused a lot of questions here in mexico. this is what the armies been accused of suddenly times over the last few years in mexico since it's been brought in to fight
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organized crime. extrajudicial killings, the flavor violation of citizens rights, but it's the 1st time that it's been cool. so natively, so openly in front of the camera. the questionnaire was, will there be consequences, especially going up the ranks? forgive somebody, the president lopez over the door, assisted that they would be seeing him, but i thought i said it seems that there were unlawful cooling this and that can't be allowed. we're not the same as the past governments. yeah. so when there is an abuse and excess, a violation of human rights, there has to be punishment of those responsible. and that's already started. the army said in the statement that it's quote pricing with the attorney general's office in the investigation. and that there's no impunity with just a new way to learn to do it. so this is at least the 2nd case of the legs and ami killings this year of to write groups claimed. so just show 5 on oh man in the
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vehicle this february. no, this incident, what am i certainly not stuff. the armies heavy in bozeman and security of mexico were fully functional, national police force capable of stopping power from criminals. seems as far away as of june home. and how does it mean exclusively in britain this prince harry wrapped up nearly 8 hours of cross examination in london's high court. harry used one or 4 claimants, bringing the case against mirror for newspapers. he accuses them of publishing information obtained through in legal means, like phone hacking. the mirror says the stories were obtained through legitimate sources. charlie angela has more from outside the high court in london. prince harry spends a few hours in the witness stand facing intense questioning from the mirror greets defense laura andrew greene. as a claimant, the onus is waiting on him to prove his allegations in the mirror. a group act legally between 1996 in 2010,
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allowing john list to use methods like phone hacking to gain information about him that they purchase all the defendants tried to dismantle those claims. drilling down into the details of some of those articles, one outlining of the length and frequency of phone calls between the prince and his and girlfriend chelsea day. the which the princess proves a job is, must have had access to that cool of another which detailed knee injury that the princess was not public knowledge information that could only have been gains unlawfully. he told the quote, my whole life, the press misled me and covered up the wrong doing. but the defense has repeated refrain was, what is the evidence without it these let allegations, or just pure speculation, they will say, pointed to the fact that much of the information mentioned in his articles was already in the public domain. so the mirror group itself should not be singled out and finished by all skiing the prints to identify a single voice mails he knows was have the print said that is hard evidence of
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suspicious. now the prints would only need to prove a few of these obligations to indicate is not for the study. and this is his mission to change the culture of media in this country. and to do that, he's not just taking on and they're a group, but also to the other publishes of tabloid newspapers in separate cases. so the result of this case will be explicitly watched sharianda out of their argentine as world cup winner, leon m. s c has confirmed, he's joining in for miami. the 35 year old still needs to finalize the deal with the club, which is co owned by david beckham. messy was linked with former team barcelona, but said the clubs, financial issues ended any hope of a return there. and they also turned down a big money move to saudi arabia's. and he, non, we spoke to major league software commentator one around go. who told us why messy favors a move to the us. he wanted to be more with his family, with his wife, with his sons, and be able to have a different quality of life. and get, i guess,
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kind of get away from the spotlight a little bit to a certain extent. but knowing that there will be a full spotlight on him. none the less being and major league soccer and being the face of major league soccer going into the next couple of weeks and months all the way to win his contract does ends a 2 year deal with a one year option. if he does exercise that, that one year option, he would end up being and majorly soccer until 20, 26 december of 2026. may. i'd be more precise and of course that would be after the world cup would be played here in the united states. mexico and canada as far as the numbers that they've been talked about anywhere between $5040.00 and $50000000.00 a year. but it's not just the $4050000000.00 a year. that's the attractive part. it's also a percentage of the tv right from apple tv. it's also a data so being able to ship in, in terms of revenue, he would end up getting a percentage of that as well. you would also get a percentage of ownership of, of inter miami and, and of course have you start seeing the complex if you start seeing some of the
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resources that the team does have in your disposal. it's, it's a world class organization from that end as well. that's it for me. thanks for watching. you can always had online for more information. our website is al jazeera dot com coming up. next we'll have a check of the weather. then inside story, we'll look at anthony blinking visit to saudi arabia and the wider issues faced by the us and a changing geo political climates. the the, a lot of that parts of south asia sweltering under relentless heat, especially bangladesh. it's suffering a heat wave people doing what they can, the to escape those, the sweltering conditions and the bad news is temperature is all set to increase. at the end of the week 1st day into friday,
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we're up to $39.00 degrees celsius in dhaka and is the average we should be at about 30 to about heat, the sens. it's way further south because eastern areas of india we have good warnings out for the heat and for the south of the next few days. and while it is a story of hot and dry weather across the eastern parts of india was still seen some very wet weather in places like me and moss, thanks to the monsoon, sri lanka as well. no, it hasn't reached southern parts of india, but thanks to this storm is developing in their radian sea. we're gonna see more in the way of when, when the weather affecting western parts of india. it has been unclear future that storm, but we're watching it. it could bring those conditions to southern pots of focused on over the next few days, is still a story of heat here and from northern parts of india. now as we move to east asia, a story of heat as well across moving parts of china in particular for beijing temperatures, very high. the that was switched over to shanghai as we get into friday and the west,
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