plus, i'm rob reynolds in wyoming, where lives cheney, the co chair of congress is january 6th committee is facing the fight over political life. ah. got a minute 15 to bring you up to speed with your weather and there's a lot of ground to cover. hi everyone. welcome. so we've got just driving rain as we look toward areas and not the production. so dodge, it's done. but truth be told the bulk of that activity. now arriving into buckets done sin province, which has already seen a lot of rain through punjab as well and spilling into baluchistan. so we are going to see some further flooding here as we shift to half the stages. our usual plentiful showers in storms in this area, but we're also getting into some dry spells as well. you know, for parts of the philippines lose on island, there is a severe fight advisory in played there. it's been unrelenting heat across central areas of china. we're talking about 9 weeks now, but look at this, we've got some storms and that's going to break the heat a bit. certainly the temperature is down in shanghai with a high 35 degrees on wednesday. all of

an ugly fact of us politics in one of america's most beautiful places, rob reynolds, al jazeera jackson, wyoming election campaigns if officially kicked off in brazil, which will hold a presidential election in october. president j of us an arrow has held his 1st campaign event in the city where he was stabbed in 2018 of scenarios, hoping a new welfare program a boost his popularity. he's trailing 12 points in opinion. polls the money trying to catch up with his former president lewis in us unit, a silva who's kicked off his campaign workers at a car manufacturing plant in south paolo 76 year old, served as brazil's president from 2003 to 2010 as popularity continued well, after his time ended, despite a series of political scandals, when present is fair, these elections will be violent and both pushed narrow and lunar silva had taken to wearing bullet, profess at their rallies, when again a calf reports from rio de janeiro transgender council woman benny biddy ali has received more than 20 death threats since she was elected 2 years ago. she was forced to leave brazil for safety reason

rob reynolds reports from wyoming. as expected, wyoming representative, liz cheney lost her bid to remain in congress by a wide margin. chaney became former president donald trump's republican nemesis as vice chair of the january 6th committee in a forceful concession speech. chaney once again castigated the former president. 2 years ago, i won this primary was 73 percent at about. i could easily have done the same again, the path was clear, but it would have required that i go along with president trump 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 chinese opponent, lawyer harriet hagaman, was endorsed by trump, who's very popular in wyoming. trump congratulated hagaman and called cheney spiteful. obviously, we are all very grateful to president trump, who recognizes that wyoming hill has only one congressional representative. and we have to make account i

rob reynolds, al jazeera, los angeles, novak doc of it has pulled out of the final grand slam tennis tournament of the year. the u. s. open, which begins this monday form a tennis. well, number one has not been vaccinated. and due to coven 19 restrictions in the us wont be able to travel to new york to compete at flushing meadows. the 21 time grand slam champion may be announced on twitter and wished his fellow plays good luck. women in iran have attended a men's football game in the capital to hon. it's only the 3rd time they've been allowed to see a major match since $979.00. fever has ordered round to allow women more access, but progress has been slow. and 10 monahan has more. the iranian women are celebrating a rare chance to cheer for amend football team. in person. tickets were hard to come by. the stadium seats 100000, but only 500 spots were reserved for women. demand was high, local media reported to dollar tickets going for 70 on the black market. and of course, one point here. this is very exciting. i have been covering the iranian premier leave matches for years and i ha

rob reynolds there for us in jackson, wyoming, the european union, and the usa. they're studying iran's response to proposal to save the 2015 nuclear deal to hans and to reply lays on monday to one ears called its final submission around previously called on the us to show flexibility to resolve issues. washington has said it is ready to quickly seal a deal to restore the 2015 accord on the basis of the proposals. we have in fact received ron's comments on the use proposed final text. we have received them through the you were in the process of selling them. we are at the same time engaged in consultations with you and our european allies on the way ahead are what could be negotiated over the course. so these past 1617 months has been negotiated. so we'll continue to study out 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 still head on al jazeera, the, you and human rights commissioner visits, one of the biggest refugee camps in the world. and mexico's preside

the public eye. less consistent is his legacy valued more by some than by others out there is rob reynolds says and viewed, mikhail gorbachev. you join me now from los angeles. i mean very few of us in the media. rob, get the honor of interviewing some of the most influential figures of the 20th century. what do you remember most about mikhail gorbachev? well, so he said it was a great opportunity to speak with him. this was in moscow in the late 1990. so mikhail gorbachev had been out of power for some years, but i remember the interview very, very clearly. we were talking about his time in office and the events leading up to the end of the soviet union. he spoke very clearly, he was very cordial. he answered questions through an interpreter, of course, directly he didn't prevaricates, he didn't go on and on in a way of trying to weigh away, store use up all the time and he didn't have talking points to score. but i remember very clearly that he pushed back strongly when i asked him about the prevailing view in the united states at that time that the u. s. under ronald reagan and his succ

rob reynolds al jazeera, not media outlets, and taiwan are reporting that us how speak and nancy pelosi will visit the island, though there's no confirmation from her office. she's on a tour of asia and has just landed in malaysia's capital column. port. china has won the us of serious consequences, if pillows his visit to taiwan, goes ahead. beijing considers the island a pot of china. as we, we can see at such a with it is apparently very much dangerous, very much provoked if, if the us, he insists on dia, on making delays it, china will take a firm and a strong measures to safeguard our national sovereignty. and a terrill tore integrity when us bring in dig a pollen. she's the international editor of taiwan plus and joins us floss guide from the time when he's capital taipei. deborah said americans are remaining tight lipped about a possible pelosi visit to taiwan. why is this all so contentious? well, there, and it's not just americans that are remaining tight lipped about it all to taiwanese officials aren't saying much about it. in fact, the spokesman just gave a briefing and sayi

use our, including, i'm rob reynolds in wyoming, where list shady, the co chair of congress is january 6th committee is facing the fight of her political life. the chinese research vessel docked central anchor drawings, security concerns from india and the us and, and sport india's plans to stage a fee for tournament light of this year have been scalpers the lightest football news coming up next. o. moscow is blaming sabotaged for a fire at ne munition depot in russian controlled crimea, that happens near a village in the descend coy district. 2000 people were evacuated from the area. the defense ministry says no one was seriously injured, but civilian infrastructure was damaged. ukraine has neither confirmed nor denied involvement in tuesday's attack, or another blast, an air base and crimea last week. but theresa, by joins me now live from keith. i will rush saying it was sabotage. ukraine not commenting at this stage, but it's the 2nd attack against russia and crimea in a week. so it's not really a coincidence. is it? well that correct? and what we're seeing is like a explosion happ

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 includ

rob reynolds al jazeera. ah man, as thank you through the headlines now. the united states says it has killed the leader of alive and drones strike in the afghan capital president joe biden says intelligence officials track payment as though i had a to a home in the center of the city. i'll just here as alley law, safety has mall from cobble were here in the neighborhood where i'm and i was like, he was allegedly killed. and as you can see, this is a perfectly residential area. there's travel agency, there's grocery stores and things. all of these things are leading to increasing worry among the us who feel that the, the leader was being housed in a perfectly residential urban center of the city. and at the same time, the tall a bon is upset that a year after their occupation ended the u. s. bill conducting drone strike on what they consider to be sovereign avalon territory. media outlets in taiwan. say, your speaker nancy pelosi will arrive later on tuesday. china has warned of serious consequences if she does do that. so if you haven't quincy recently, t

i was there is rob reynolds as interviewed mikhail gorbachev. here came mikhail gorbachev. a member of a new generation, a not of the old communists who had lived and worked under stalin, but of a different generation. were of a technocrat more of a, a man with ideas and he did have ideas about how to change the soviet union, how to allow it to, to develop and survive. glass nosed openness in english, perestroika. that means restructuring, glass nosed, gave russian, and other peoples living in at that time the soviet union, the opportunity to speak out are to, to, to talk about their society, to talk about their leaders to examine. and this is, i think it's very important the history of the soviet union, the horrors that the people endured under stalin under lenin. pakistan says it's not responsible for climate change and is calling on wealthy countries to shoulder responsibility. the millions of people affected by recent flooding, trends, rains and flooding have submerged one 3rd of pakistan and killed more than 1100 people. it seemed to the united nations duke there. what

rob reynolds has more now from jackson wiley. liz cheney bowed to the inevitable and conceded to her opponent harriet hagaman. ah, it is a little over an hour after the polls closed. she said she called hagaman to congratulate her, that she gave a very forceful speech saying, among other things that she could have won this election by a wide margin as she did the last time she ran here in the conservative state of wyoming. what that would have been that she had ex would have to accept president trump's falsehoods and attempts to undermine the outcome of the 2020 election. the european union and the united states said they're studying iran's response to a proposal to save the 2015 nuclear deal. terran, send to reply late on monday to what the e. u has called. it's final submission. iran previously called on the us to show flexibility to resolve issues. washington has said it's ready to quickly seal a deal to restore the court on the basis of your proposals. those were the headlines. the news continues here now to sierra after witn

also, i'm rob reynolds in wyoming, where liz shady, the co chair of congress's january 6th committee is facing the fight over political life. and in sport, a full time grant champion is a set that head of the year. so ah, here's your weather in a minute. 15 hi there. thank you so much for joining in. we're going to begin in the middle east where we got some sand and dust being kicked up for spots in saudi and still some rain to come for western yemen. but i want to take you to the gulf states, a particularly the united arab emirates. obs. abby: we've had some hazardous air quality readings as of late. the air quality, however, is improving in dubai. 45 degrees will be the high for you on wednesday of the pakistan and a lot of rain is pouring in here from the northwest of india for sin province into punjab, right through into baluchistan. mir ologist had predicted that august we would see above average rainfall monsoon rains and so far it is delivering off to turkey. there were some downpours the other day, but the sun's back out may see a few showers sneak in. certainly the risk of i

rob reynolds, al jazeera los angeles. ah, ah, let's have a quick check of the headlines here on al jazeera and ukraine's up reach. a nuclear plant is back online, the government's nuclear agency says it was cut off from the power grid after foss damaged overhead. electricity lines is growing, concerned about fighting near the russian control facility. and actually, i think where we seen today is a yet another reminder of why it's important to get the i e, a technical team in there as soon as possible. or we are continuing to work with our i. yay partners. we're in the lead in. i know there's an intense, intense discussions ongoing or as we speak millions of households in the u. k. a bracing for an 80 percent rise in the energy bills from october, on average shuttle made an increase from around $2300.00 a yet more than $4000.00 ukraine war has caused a global price hike. sonya gaga has more now from london. there is also a vacuum of a government policy as to what exactly is going to happen. there are talks about how they'r

a saw observed rob reynolds his interview because gorbachev here came mikhail gorbachev. a member of a new generation and not of the old communist who had lived and worked under stalin, but of a different generation. more of a technocrat, but more of a man with ideas and he did have ideas about how to change the soviet union, how to allow it to, to develop and survive. glass nosed openness in english, perestroika that means restructuring glass knows, gave russian and other peoples living in at that time the soviet union, the opportunity to speak out are to, to, to talk about their society to talk about their leaders to examine. and this is, i think it's very important the history of the soviet union, the horrors that the people endured under stalin under lennon. trench, reins and flooding, have submerged one 3rd of pakistan and killed more than 1100 people. united nations and people for 100. $60000000.00 an 8th help more than $3000000.00 people effected by the deluge. the capital of the us state of mississippi has been left without safe butting water authorities in jackso

rob mcelhenney. tonight -- ryan reynolds, kaitlin olson, and music from tones and i. with cleto and the cletones. and now, rob mcelhenney. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> rob: thank you. thank you, thank you. welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." i'm your guest host, rob mcelhenney. [ cheers and applause ] unfortunately, tonight is my last night here. [ groans ] but tomorrow is my first day as a disgraced former guest host of "jimmy kimmel live." [ laughter ] [ applause ] i've had a blast. everybody here has been so supportive and i got some really great feedback. in fact, my mom called, and she was so excited. she said last night, she said, "you hosted kimmel, you're on tv!" [ laughter ] and i was like, "yeah mom. i've had my own show for 20 years." [ laughter ] and she was like "yeah, but kimmel's a real show." [ laughter ] the point is my mother has spoken and jimmy, i have no choice but to take your job. [ laughter and applause ] nah, i'm kidding. i love jimmy. we all love jimmy except for half the country who despises him because of his political beliefs that he just won't shut the [ bleep ] up about.

rob reynolds al jazeera ah typo could look at the headlines here now. does air the leader of al qaeda? i'm and i was a watery, has been killed, and i see i drones strike in afghanistan. he should, in a televised address announcing that strike president joe biden said intelligence officials, tract. zillah hurried to a home in downtown cobble where he was hiding with his family. from heidi, he coordinated al qaeda's branches and are all around the world, including setting priorities for providing operational guidance at call for inspired attacks against us targets. he made videos including the recent weeks calling for his followers to attack united states and our allies. now, justice has been delivered and this terrorist leader is no more. well, this video purportedly shows the aftermath of the strike in kabul, which kills a hurry on the weekend. the afghan interior ministry denied reports on social media about the drone strike. the taliban, who control afghanistan have condemned the u. s. action as a violation of afghan sovereignty. the white house has c

as good as hell correspond rob reynolds, who is in jackson, wyoming for us. rob is this simply a case of verses in this day, taking revenge on chinese for not taking from side well, to a certain extent. yes. the voters that we have talked to in, in small towns here in wyoming, say they felt betrayed, disappointed, they felt that representative janie is out of step with their values in wyoming and out of step with america as they, as they put it. don't forget that this was a state where donald trump 170 percent of the vote in 2020 over joe biden. so it is a very conservative state. and as you mentioned, a harriet hagaman, an attorney from fort laramie, wyoming is running double digits over cheney in the polls list. chaney has responded to a certain extent by asking or urging democrats across party lines and changed their registration, which is possible here in wyoming under, under the law and vote for her. but there are only 40000 register democrats in the state versus 200000 and registered republican. so even if every democrat change sides, at least temporaril

a proponent harriet hagaman is backed by former president donald trump, but rob reynolds joins us live now from jackson, wyoming. rob, this was always going to be an uphill battle for lives. chatty, tell us more about about the vote and her political future them. well, le darren liz cheney bowed to the inevitable and conceited to her opponent harriet hagaman a little over an hour after the polls closed. ah, she said she called. busy hagaman to congratulate her that she gave a very forceful speech, saying, among other things that she could have won this election by a wide margin as she did the last time she ran here in the conservative state of wyoming. what that would have been that she had ic's would have to accept president trump's falsehoods, and attempts to undermine the outcome of the 2020 election. she also a spoke in very of, of, of, of interesting terms about american history. invoking the american civil war. president lincoln's words and so forth. but this is probably not the end of liz chimney's political career. she has been talked about widely here in wyoming and in washing

rob reynolds report. heartrending scenes in rural kentucky as intense rainstorms have caused flooding day after day in mountain valleys. many people in the impoverished region have seen all their possessions washed away with laugh 4 houses, couple of vehicles, all our farm equipment. i mean, technically there's not enough left earthly homes gone my new home and just like which isn't going to separate scratch all over again. but even worse, the floods have claimed at least 30 lives. these children were ripped from their mother's arms by the rushing water. all 4 siblings drowned. the death toll is expected to rise. there are hundreds of on accounted for people minimum. and we just, we just don't have a firm grasp on that a wish we did more than 12000 people are without electricity and there is more rain on the way. intense weather events like the one in kentucky are a consequence of global heating. scientists say this is exactly the fingerprint, the signature that we would expect with global warming due to the increase greenhouse gases from human activities. as the atmosphere warms, the

m and rob reynolds joins us live now from los angeles. rob, as gavin newsome was saying that this could be a game changer for the carbon history. what's behind this announcement and how big a deal is this? well, i think it is quite a big deal. darren, the, you heard the governor saying that the state of california will be the r o 1st jurisdiction in the world to make this kind of a rule. or this comes after a long process. and you know, of, of a very big push in this state, which is dominated by an environmentally friendly greenhouse gas concerned democrats and as really bad pollution. so, despite the stringent rules that are already in effect, this is going to take it a step further. and california being the biggest state in the country, a lot of other states tend to follow that california's lead when it comes to environmental regulation and fuel economy standards and all sorts of things that have to do with, with automobiles. so here is some of the details up by 2035. no. ah, gasoline engine, internal combustion engine, cars can be sold

i saw in 1991 out there as rob reynolds has interviewed mikhail gorbachev and has tells us more about the mat. was an enormous contrast to the elderly, enfeebled man who had preceded him, whose only goal was to uphold a failing status quo. here came mikhail gorbachev, a member of a new generation and not of the old communist who had lived and worked under stalin . but of a different generation, more of a technocrat, more of a man with ideas. and he did have ideas about how to change the soviet union, how to allow it to, to develop and survive. glass nosed openness in english, perestroika that means restructuring glass knows, gave russian and other peoples living in at that time the soviet union, the opportunity to speak out are to, to, to talk about their society to talk about their leaders to examine. and this is, i think it's very important the history of the soviet union, the horrors that the people endured under stalin under lenin. no subject was taboo anymore. but it, it was a process that you could like into sort of opening of a steam vows or something like that on a very compli

rob reynolds reports, heart rending scenes in rural kentucky as intense rainstorms have caused flooding day after day in mountain valleys. many people in the impoverished region have seen all their possessions washed away with laugh for houses. and couple of a he called all our farm equipment. i mean, technically, there's not enough left or ethylene homes gone. my new home and i would, children go mine. i had to separate scratch all over again. but even worse, the floods have claimed at least 30 lives. these children were ripped from their mother's arms by the rushing water. all 4 siblings drowned. the death toll is expected to rise. there are hundreds of on accounted for people minimum. and we just, we just don't have a firm grasp on that a wish we did more than 12000 people are without electricity. and there is more we're ain on the way. intense weather events like the one in kentucky are a consequence of global heating. scientists say this is exactly the fingerprint, the signature that we would expect with global warming due to the increase in greenhouse gases from human activities.

rob reynolds has more now on chinese defeat from jackson, william. she gave a very forceful speech, saying, among other things that she could have one that's election by a wide margin. as she did the last time she ran here in the conservative state of wyoming. what that would have meant that she had would have to accept the president trump's falsehoods, and attempts to undermine the outcome of the 2020 election. this is probably not the end of liz ching and his political career. she has been talked about widely here in wyoming and in washington dc that she wants to run for president herself in 2024 as a kind of antithesis to trump, perhaps for the republican nomination, perhaps running on her own as an independent candidate. either way, it would be a very interesting sight if she and president trump were to appear together on a debate stage. although she last night, she doesn't lose her job, which is a congressperson and vice chairman of the congressional committee investigating the events of january 6th, a 2021. she will remain in that job until the

commission president, as the on the land call him a trusted and respected statesman out there is rob reynolds has interviewed because gorbachev here came mikhail gorbachev. a member of a new generation and not of the old communist who had lived and worked under stalin, but of a different generation. more of a technocrat, more of a man with ideas. and he did have ideas about how to change the soviet union, how to allow it to, to develop and survive, glass nosed openness in english, perestroika that means restructuring glass knows, gave russian and other peoples living in at that time, the soviet union, the opportunity to speak out are to, to, to talk about their society to talk about their leaders to examine. and this is, i think it's very important the history of the soviet union, the horrors that the people endured under stalin under lenin. a team from the united nations nuclear watchdog agency, the i a e, a has been meeting ukrainian, president lot of his landscape and keep the delegation is due to trial to jumper each year. nuclear power plant, ukraine and russia. her accused each other of

that's gay to correspond, rob reynolds, whose life for us in jackson, wyoming, said the results of that vote, i believe, expected quite soon. is cheney bracing herself for loss. she must see the reality facing her seeing those polls and even talking to wyoming residents. let's not forget that this was a state that went for donald trump by 70 percent over joe biden, back in 2020. and it is. it is a conservative and heavily republican state. some of their 1st results are trickling in, and frankly, they don't look good for, for liz cheney at all, harried hagaman. her opponent is ahead on a wide margin in one of the largest counties in the state. these are mostly absentee and male in balance, but still it's a precursor of things to come. so not looking good for cheney. nevertheless, this could be a beginning, rather than an end for her. the next chapter of her political career. people here in wyoming and in washington, d. c, widely expect that she will consider and carry out a run for presidency in 2024, running as on the strength of her reputation, that she is gain on the january 6th commi

i'm carson, but he failed to prevent the collapse of the ussr out there as rob reynolds has interviewed mikhail gorbachev. here came mikhail gorbachev. a member of a new generation, a not of the old communists who had lived and worked under stalin, but of a different generation. warburg technocrat, more of a man with ideas and he did have ideas about how to change the soviet union, how to allow it was to develop and survive, glass nosed openness in english, perestroika that means restructuring, glass nosed, gave russian, and other peoples living in at that time the soviet union, the opportunity to speak out are to, to, to talk about their society to talk about their leaders to examine. and this is, i think it's very important. the history of the soviet union, the horrors that the people endured under stalin under lenin events actually general as appealing for $160000000.00 an emergency aid to help more than $43000000.00 people in pakistan affected by massive floods. antonio terrace says he'll visit next week and team from the united nations nuclear watch. so the i. e, a is on his way, s

rob reynolds al jazeera jackson, wyoming. australia is former prime minister scott morrison has admitted he secretly swore himself in to 5 different ministerial post. during the pandemic is facing a barrage of criticism over the move and for failing to disclose it to the public. morrison says it was of safeguard in case he needed to make decisions quickly during the pandemic of his opponent, say he trashed australia's democratic system. did the prime minister take any additional payment for any of these things? of course not. is the same color. yes and up up the problem is that both are and to the extent that the of course have failed to my colleagues. now i, i didn't despise issues of your colleagues. i didn't disclose it to them because i didn't think it was in the interest of the best operations. the government during across the 1st rule of power grab club is don't talk about power grab club and scott morrison broke that real to die. scott morrison was divisive. he was defensive. he was passive aggressive, and of course he was self serving. so at least he was true to himself to die. w

i saw i was there as rob reynolds as interviewed mikhail gorbachev. here came mikhail gorbachev. a member of a new generation, a not of the old communists who had lived and worked under stalin, but of a different generation warbler technocrat, more of a man with ideas and he did have ideas about how to change the soviet union, how to allow it was to develop and survive, glass nosed openness in english, perestroika that means restructuring, glass nosed, gave russian, and other peoples living in. at that time, the soviet union, the opportunity to speak out are to to, to talk about their society to talk about their leaders to examine. and this is, i think it's very important the history of the soviet union, the horrors that the people endured under stalin under lenin. pakistan says it's not responsible for climate change. and as calling on wealthy countries to help the millions of people affected by recent flooding. torrential rains on flooding of submerged one 3rd of pakistan, and killed more than 1100 people since june hunters. the supporters of pakistan's, former prime minister,

rob reynolds al jazeera. ah, and let's take you through saw the headlines here now. jesse are now the united states as it has killed the leader of our either in a drones strike in the afghan capital.

rob reynolds, al jazeera, los angeles women in iran. i've attended a men's football game in the capital turan. it is only the 3rd time they've been allowed to see a major much since $979.00 fevers ordered round to allow women more access. but progress has been slow until one is more. the iranian women are celebrating a rare chance to cheer for amend football team in person. tickets were hard to come by this stadium seats 100000, but only 500 spots were reserved for women. demand was high, local media reported to dollar tickets going for 70 on the black market. it's a little bit of course on, on the year. this is very exciting. i had been covering the iranian premier leave matches for years, and i have been craving to see such scenes. you can tell from the excitement and eagerness of the men to enter the stadium, how important this milestone outside the stadium. those not looking to secure a spot, we're still eager to show their support and how we are very happy when we heard that girls would be allowed into the stadium. i was so excited

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an ugly fact of us politics in one of america's most beautiful places, rob reynolds, al jazeera, jackson, wyoming. in the united states, the academy of motion, picture arts and sciences has apologized to a native american actress who was booed on stage during the oscars. in 1973, sasha little feather appeared at the request of marlon brando to decline his best actor award for the godfather. they wanted to raise awareness of the abuse suffered by native americans in the film industry. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. kenyon opposition later rider dingo has rejected the results of the presidential election. but he stopped short of announcing a legal challenge at the supreme court that triggered another with civil gertley at a man and void and must be crushed by a court or law. you know of you, there's no the legally under, but it is declared when a lot of president elect amandito commission announced the deputy president william brutal had narrowly won the election. he received just over 50 percent of the vote . 2 points ahead of our donor election. observe as say the

rob reynolds al jazeera fossa. this is in western canada. i have 2 people to leave the homes because of an out of control wildfire. several planes and helicopters have been dispatched to tackle the crimea house creek fi and british columbia. people living in 25 homes in the area have been told to leave a more than 350 of them put on alert. reco, temperatures, and dry conditions have fueled fires in the province. new cove at 19 infections have risen sharply and south korea with more than 100000 recorded on tuesday. that's an increase of 60000 cases from the day, but.

rob reynolds al jazeera ah type of krycek of the headlines here on al jazeera, the lead of al qaeda. i'm and also watery, has been killed in a c. i. a drone strike in afghanistan in a televised address announcing the strike president biden said us intelligence officials tracked him to a home in downtown cobble way was hiding. from heidi, he coordinated al qaeda's branches and all around the world, including setting priorities are providing operational guidance, call for and inspired attacks against us targets. he made videos including the recent weeks calling for his followers to attack the united states and our allies. now justice has been delivered and this terrorist leader is no more. well, this video, purportedly shows the aftermath of a striking cobble which kills our hurry. on the weekend, the african interior ministry denied reports on social media about a drug strike, or taliban who control canister have condemned the u. s. nation as a violation of african sovereignty. the white house has criticized china's response to a possible trip involving us how speak and nancy pelosi.

rob reynolds al jazeera jackson, wyoming said i had hair on al jazeera. you're standing on the shore after the fact . i was steering the sheep in the middle of the tempest on the fire, australia is a former prime minister. scott marson, blames upon dam make for him secretly holding extra ministry positions. also a wave of a drug related fought its crates chaos across states in mexico. ah, the journey has begun. the faithful world cop is on its way to catherine book. your travel package today. hi there, thank you for joining in. it has been a wet monsoon season for could archie and here's the proof half a meter of rain so far this year. we've had just in the last little while back to back monsoon or depressions. there's another one. this is the 2nd one skirting in here. so of course that's going to raise the rain gauge. is there a garage at 30 degrees, and the indication is that the monsoon season could go right up until the end of september. and by that time it's all said and done, maybe a meter of rain in karachi for the 1st time in history. so all of th

rob reynolds reports from los angeles. in what may be a huge boost to the electric car industry, california, the largest state in the us will ban sales of traditional internal combustion engine vehicles. from 2035 will be the 1st jurisdiction in the world to require all new cars to be sold to be alternative fuel cars. and here's why it's significant. besides being a game changer in terms of our climate and our energy leadership, it's a game changer. and another respect that the car manufacturers themselves are celebrating and embracing, including toyota to day, not just board and g m. california is often a leader in the us and more than a dozen states usually follow it's auto emission standards that may help create uniformity. within the complex electric car market, automakers will have to gradually phase in alternative fuel vehicles in their new fleets. beginning with 35 percent of all new cars in 2026, but it won't necessarily be easy. electric cars are expensive and the network of charging stations will need to be vastl

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 r

rob reynolds has more from los angeles. this comes after a long process and you know, the very big push in this state which is dominated by environmentally friendly greenhouse gas concerned democrats. and it has really bad pollution. so despite the stringent rules that are already in effect, this is going to take it a step further. and california being the biggest state in the country, a lot of other states tend to follow the california leads. so here is some of the details by 2035 know gasoline engine, internal combustion engine. cars can be sold in california. that doesn't mean that california is going to go and grab your car if you're driving a 57 chevy or something like that, or a 2010 key as i do. those will be allowed to stay on the road, but no new cars can be sold in the state. the automakers will have to gradually electrify their fleets, beginning with a 35 percent of all new vehicles being electric by the year 2026. this will also then be gradually amped up until 2035. when the gas powered vehicles are a no no in

rob reynolds al jazeera, the head of the united nation says the threat of nuclear catastrophes greater than at any time since the height of the cold war. and tonia garage was speaking at a conference, reviewing the fish. dear old nuclear non proliferation treaty, kristen salome has more from the when the un secretary general kicked off the 10th review conference of the n p t by sounding the alarm to the day humanities. just one muse, understanding one miscalculation away from nuclear at any lation. we have been extraordinary. lucky so far but luck is not the strategy. his pessimism stands in sharp contrast to when russia in the united states signed on to the treaty in 1970 . this is indeed an historic occasion. it was the height of the cold war and the goal was to prevent a nuclear conflict. nations of the world moved from a period of confrontation to a period of negotiation and a period of lasting peace. as recently as january, the 5 permanent members of the un security council, who also happened to be the officially recognized nuclear weapons states, the united states, the united kin

rob reynolds al jazeera. ah and let's take you through saw the headlines here now. jesse are now the united states, as it has killed the leader of al, either in a drones strike in the afghan capital cobble president joe biden says, intelligence officials track damon as the law. he threw a home in the center of the city. from heidi he coordinated al qaeda's branches and are all around the world, including setting priorities for providing operational guidance and call for inspired attacks against us targets. he made videos including the recent weeks calling for as follows, to attack united states and our allies. now, justice has been delivered in this terrace leader is no more how this era sally la, pre, if he has more from cobble, were here in the neighborhood where i'm and i was like, he was allegedly killed. and as you can see, this is a perfectly residential area. there's travel agency, there's grocery stores and things. all of these things are leading to increasing worry among the us who feel that the, the