u. s. as bane, i had him on the target list for the best part of 2 decades and it finally comes to pass it. they got the person though a tagging so just shy she that evening democracies with changes of administrations in the u. s. am patience is still a feature of the counterterrorism landscape. i think the other issue is organizations like islamic state, like al qaeda. they understand that the leadership is a high priority target for washington. and so they will bay, i succession plan that has been put in place. well before this in the case that at the me was killed, ill take some time for that become public. i shoot, but those probably the, the 2 issues. we shouldn't assume that this will. i'm upset al qaeda's operational rhythm too much. but at the same time, it says pretty clear message to all of those kind of terrorist groups that washington ah, if it takes 20 years, it takes 20 years before they'll target the ladyship. so are we likely to think more drone strength in afghanistan despite the taliban voicing against it? well, i think guy though, be a judicious use of dry strikes o doha records.

u. s. provokes china, which is clearly trying to do. and china responds out there, you know, you got an issue here for passing the, a $85000000000.00 increase in the pentagon budget. invite his budget that ever takes effect october 1st. you know, the u. s. already spent like 68000000 or so on ukraine, if you want to get another a 5000000000, then you've got to have an issue on the other side of the world too. so that could be one motivation or another motivation is it has, it has to have something to do with this pat bill, the semiconductor chip that all that just didn't pass by her us house pending in the senate. right now, are you know, by going to try one, which is a big producer of mass production, a semiconductor chips. i know she's going to have an opportunity to speak to these companies. i'm sure she will about, you know, maybe getting a piece of that. 76000000 action by moving some of the operations a to the united states here. so that's a possibility. another possibility is u. s. domestic politics. you know, the democrats don't have much to run on in the november elections d

u. s. weapons going to ukraine, the u. s. by far ukraine's biggest ally in this conflict. but we've got mid term elections coming up in november, the u. s. we've also got chinese military maneuvers around taiwan, more aggressive than ever. talk to me about these 2 factors. are these 2 wild cards in terms of predicting continued u. s. military support for keith? you know, it's a great question. i think both for united states and for europe, and i'd say, especially europe, you know, supporting ukraine in the short term is one thing. supporting them over many, many months or even years is another, especially as you start to have financial pain. hi, gas prices. the energy concerns and the united states as your question implies, has global challenges. but you know, i would just point viewers to the fact that the u. s. senate voted $95.00, the one in support of adding finland and sweden to the nato alliance. and so i think that is a big defeat for putin and i, and a resounding statement of support for the trans atlantic alliance for nato. read. the bowen with the foundation for the defense of

u. s. has got a role here because we know that that goldman sachs is involved. we know the u. s. has, has had a plea bargain with one senior found built the, the key manager for that for that area of the world. so, you know, there's, there's, there's an aspect, so there's evidence being handled by the us. it's probably being turned over, confronted with, with malaysia, out of the whole thing there, the, the, it, you know, who's, who's to, who's to say that he's correct. and then he got, this is his, we're, who's the say that he's not misled. you know, it's the government, the bringing the case, the government probably backed by the u. s. government that's providing whatever evidence being you he has an uphill battle and then the question is, was the judge actually biased? the thing? so that's another question on that. and a new chinese government, me, me highlighting american foreign policy failures is enjoying 37000 likes on twitter . that's as relations between the 2 countries continue to simmer on the back of controversial high level u. s. government visits that i pay everyone

u. s. involvement, it's his word again against the government. and i'm sure the u. s. has got a role here because we know that that goldman sachs is involved. we know the u. s. has, has had a plea bargain with one senior fish and found guilty. the key manager for that, for that area of the world. so, you know, there's, there's, there's an aspect, those evidence being handled by the us. it's probably being turned over or confronted with, with malaysia, out of the whole thing there, the, the, you know, who's close to who's to say that needs correct. and then he got, this is his, we're, who's the say that he's not misled. you know, it's the government, the bringing the case, the government probably backed by the us government. that's providing whatever evidence being you yes, an uphill battle. lemme, but this was the judge actually biased to the left. another question on that. moving on to latin america, we're brazil's former left us leader lula desilva remains a front runner and presidential elections scheduled for october. the silva who's served as president for 7 years in 2003

u. s got to the world cup wasn't by necessarily having the best starting lineup. as having the best depth. it was having the best substitutes if the u. s is going to have success in this world cup it's going to come through the same way. you're not gonna have success with 11 americans. you're going to need 15 16 20 something, guys all who are able to play well, if this u. s team is going to achieve their potential it's gonna be exciting looking forward to that absolutely looking forward football that's been going on goes. thanks for joining us here on ktvu big bang theory is next in our live coverage continues in our live coverage continues at seven on ktvu i recently read that during world war two, joseph stalin had a research program to create supersoldiers by having women impregnated by gorillas. what a sick use of science. hey, as long as the baby's healthy. i wonder if stalin considered any other animals. hippos are the deadliest creature. a half-human, half-hippo soldier would be pretty badass. yes, but when they're hungry-hungry, you can stop them with marbl

u. s got to the world cup wasn't by necessarily having the best starting lineup.was having the best depth. it was having the best substitutes. and i think if the u. s is going to have success in this world cup it's going to come through the same way. you're not gonna have success with 11 americans. you're going to need 15 16 20 something, guys all who are able to play well, if this u. s team is going to achieve their potential and tv usa starts off the world cup with their first match on november 25th against england's national team. well house democrats today pushed their climate land their landmark climate and health care bill through congress. this sweeping spending bill aims to lower healthcare costs, combat climate change and reduce the deficit. and while the package is much smaller than the original legislation, it is still considered a big win for the biden administration boxes. battle in rivera has the details. the motion is adopted. house took a break from august recess for a one day vote, the democrats will say will have an impact for years to come. ther

and dan, we got, we got 30 seconds finish off the program for us. daniel. the u. s. has got us up and really hot water and this is not going to end well for america, america is grossly over extended. i think america itself is, is unstable. and that this could be the start of a process of the unraveling of us power. that won't end until it reaches washington itself. well, that wouldn't be a very bad idea. i just would like it without violence. ok, that's what i want. i'm completely against violence here. but i, i truly believe this is all in the cards here. i and people say things are going to be resolved in november. now they're not going to be resolved the other there, it's going to continue down this path there. it's all the time we have gentlemen, i want to thank my guess and wasn't in new york and in mexico. and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here. are the see you next time. remember crossed apples with with no nation. no nation has ever done anything like it in all history. with the deal good i think is 70 percent of even 80 percent of so be a be bel

u. s. got italia. think some of these bursts of rain could cause some flooding as wall of to central america, getting striped with some pretty solid bands of rain for the yucatan peninsula. truthfully all around can coon on friday and for the top end of south america, most of the action really over that western tier of the top end of the continent here, as so round the amazon basin. but as we go south, it's all about the temperatures and it's also on $33.00 degrees and we got some activity around the river plate region. so that's how you're ending the workweek. check out how you're starting the workweek. this is monday morning. a chilly for in santiago and eat an associate again, that's how you're going to start the morning we'll see later ah, discover a world of difference determination. i am talking about with we am with freedom, with chaff, savages, and on the 16th people with corruption and compassion al jazeera world, a selection of the best films from across our network of channels. for sciences,

u. s. b over or confront with malaysia. and out of the whole thing there, the, the you know, who's, who's to, who's to say that he's correct. and then he got, this is his work. who's to say that he's not miss let, you know it's the government, the bringing the case, the government probably back by the u. s. government that's providing whatever evidence being you the as an uphill battle. and then the question is, was the judge actually biased? the thing, so that's another question on a new chinese government, me me highlighting american policy. foreign policy failures is enjoying $37000.00 like on twitter. that's how the relations between the 2 countries continue to simmer on the back of controversial high level u. s. government visits the type, pay the mean. everyone needs a clear understanding of himself. so does a nation that mean, published by a spokesperson for china's ministry of foreign affairs highlights. he was foreign military actions seen by many as failures and finishes with an image of the destruction of the world trade center. on $911.00, we spoke to angelo juliano, a political and financial analysts who sees me as a legitimat

u. s. we've got heat ways, not just across the northern and central plains, but also the west coast california in temperatures peak up. now this comes as western areas of the u. s. suffer a 23 year mega drought. this is the worst on record in 1200 years and the heat is going to continue to dominate. we can see temperature continuing to rise, not just on the west coast, but down in the south. now there is some relief for the desert southwest as the storms and showers continue here, southern showers pick up across the mid west, pushing into eastern areas of canada. and we've also got those severe storms continuing to roll their way out east, across the se, in states of the us. now, as we move to central america, it's a very wet picture for the north west of mexico. we have seen some flash flooding in sonora estate. we've also got a weak tropical wave that's moving across the yucatan peninsula, bringing heavy rain here, and that will edge into the bay of cam picture. by the time we get into friday. and i just want to show you this as we move to south america. we've got a cold front bringing a rus

u. s. you've also got the factory inventor. is that, you know, the fully said they've been since 198. is that seem as a good thing or a problem? well, there might be some good news in the bad news. the bad news being that this is excessive inventory. that's not great for the economy. when all these companies on factories have too many goods for not enough demand? well the, we have to ask, why are we seeing the success of inventory? well, when demand was in resurgence late last year and earlier this year, companies wanted to stock up, but they had difficulty because of the supply chain disruptions they couldn't get the goods they wanted. now the good news perhaps, is that the supply trains are easy. and what this is doing is using some of the inflation associated with it. so we are starting to see perhaps a peak in inflation according to economists. but we're a long way from a complete using of the crisis. ok to the austrian new york for us. thank you. now, another business news gas from says it sales of natural gas to china and not making up for reduce supply elsewhere. the russian en

u. s. has got a role here because we know that her, that goldman sachs is involved. we know the us hence has a plea bargain with one senior christian found guilty. the key manager for her, for that area of the world. ah. so, you know, there's, there's, there's an aspect, so as evidence being handled by the, you are, i'll be turned over or confront with malaysia. i'm out of the whole thing there, the, the on it, you know, who's who's to are, who's to say that he's correct. and he, he got this words, it says we're who's to say that he's not before, you know, it's the, it's the government that's bringing the case, the government probably back by the us government that providing whatever evidence is being used. i the as an uphill battle, and then the question is, was the judge actually biased? the thing? so that's another question on that. ukraine is perhaps the most, one of the most of the world. you see anyone going after mister berlin? remove the power. absolutely. so, so they played the much, much role of much deeper role in this than, than people realize. and so spe

u. s, we've got some heat alerts in play does not include a layer san francisco. this is going to be a prolonged stretch of heat to come. however portland, you're under the heat. sid visor with the high 32 degrees on tuesday. we got this clutch of storm send the atlantic likely to brush us with some rain and wind for new england. as we look toward wednesday, south end of south america's quiet, but we've got this line of storms toward the southeast of brazil, so there's weather alerts in play for porto lake gray for both the rain and the wind. that trip they will soon take care casa, airway. official air line of the judge al jazeera correspondence. bring you the latest developments on the war in ukraine and we had to take cover. this is what's happening on a daily basis. the medics. here's a he is incredibly lucky, those coming out across the lines of no, no man's land where one of the few to gain access to this embattled tower for they take us to their basement where we find others sheltering from the shelling these evacuation. now, by say, 3 days journey devastat

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u. s. you've got heat ways. not just across the northern and central plains, but also the west coast california. seeing temperatures peak out. now this comes as western areas of the u. s. suffer a 23 year mega drought. this is the worst on record in 1200. yes. and the heat is going to continue to dominate. we use the temperature continuing to rise, not just on the west coast, but down in the south. now there is some relief for the desert southwest as the storms and showers continue here. sold and shaw is pick up across the mid west pushing into eastern areas of canada. and we've also got those severe storms continuing to roll away out east, across the se, in states of the us. now as we move to central america, it's a very wet picture for the north west of mexico. we have seen some flash flooding in sonora state. we've also got a weak tropical wave that's moving across the yucatan peninsula, bringing heavy rain here. and that will edge into the bay of complexion. by the time we get in so friday, and i just want to

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u. s got to the world cup wasn't by necessarily having the best starting lineup. the best depth. it was having the best substitutes, and i think if the u. s is going to have success in this world cup it's going to come through the same way. you're not gonna have success with 11 americans. you're going to need 15 16 20 something, guys all who are able to play well, if this u. s team is going to achieve their potential every match of the world cup can be seen live on ktvu parts to in our sister sports cable network fs one. we will show the championship match on sunday, december 18th let's turn things over to james torres doing traffic, but you were also our resident soccer experts. so theess yes, people are pretty excited. regardless of how the us team does right. people are pretty excited about it. that's part of the excitement. this is a really promising us team. a lot of young guys a lot of guys who missed out on that 2018 tournaments, so they are stoked to get in and make a statement here. very historic and really unprecedented tournament to normally we see the w

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u. s. we've got some heat alerts in play does not include l a or san francisco, but this is going to be a prolong stretch of heat to come. however, portland, you're under the heat advisor with the high 32 degrees on tuesday, and we got this clutch store and cindy atlantic likely to brush us with some rain and wind for new england. as we look toward wednesday, the top end of south america is quiet, but we've got this line of storms toward the southeast of brazil, so there's weather alerts in play for porto. lay great for both the rain and the wind that trap they will soon take care. the still ahead on al jazeera, a year on from the telephones take over all that kinda stuff. we take a look at the state of. it's called a me, an ecological disaster. on the germany, poland border. scientists struggle to figure out what skills more than 10 tons of fish and in sport this former champion hugs to regain has fallen in time to the us open st. house coming up light of the sour ah ah ah safe going home and then international anti corruption excellence award boat now for your hero? oh, a watching l. just a rem

u. s. we've got some heat alerts in play does not include a layer san francisco. this going to be a prolonged stretch of heat to come. however portland, you're under the heat. sid visor with a height of 32 degrees on tuesday. we got this clutch of storm, send the atlantic likely to brush us with some rain and wind for new england. as we look toward wednesday, top end of south america's quiet, but we've got this line of storms toward the southeast of brazil, so there's weather alerts and play for porto lay gray for both the rain and the wind. that trip they will soon take care. ah. the 1960 s, the significant decade across the middle east and north africa that was to dictate when new dynamic movements were launched. in the last of 3 series al jazeera well looks at the changes in society as a home. teachers were looked after and learning methods were close, the evaluated from education to the changing roles of women, the expansion of the middle class, and improve transportation the sixty's in the arab world society on our jazeera, examining the impact of today's hea

u. s. state of kentucky. that rain is now leaking into tennessee, but really widespread showers and storms in this area. the same goes for that east coast of the u. s. as while we've got high humidity here and i got to tell you these storms are going to do little to stomp out that heat in some spots filling closer to about 40 off to the west. we go. that sounds out vancouver $24.00 and look at that. those temperatures are climbing once again in portland to $33.00 degrees and around the desert southwest. it's our usual monsoon or storms, especially for nevada, where there are some flash flood watches in play. that's it. we'll see you soon. ah, the deadly john, virtues search, racing concert halls, a dominating international competition. what makes me stop careers musical prodigies one out to 0? ah, i agree. i'll just here with hulu. ah, ah, hello there, i'm associate in dawn. let's remind you about top stories here. the salad israel has carried on as strikes in the gaza strip, an armed fight, as of responded provoking phase of a full scale conflict. palestinian islamic jihad says it's $500.00 rockets at his rating cities. while the fast israeli, as strikes, had a high

u. s. brought to have got to stand and what's, what's the last the this is not. you have to look at europe, or they said, there's a big danger that these weapons come to the black market. they said 4 weeks already . look at the american senate where people say, hey, this is a black hole. look at the documentary which came from c, b s these days where they said 30 percent are only coming to the front. then they took their dog documentary offline. but after that, and i was internet having interviewed the one of the british guys who is sentenced to death. and he told us that he knows that, that ukraine already before this operation started in the year before started making contacts, firms. for example, the court of the y p g, who's fighting turkey of the i s was fighting i, s, and syria. and their weapons from ukraine went to to the course. so, dealing with weapons and such corps of country that you're sending the weapons is crazy with that control. and this is what how would you assess nato's oversight when it comes to the weapons i sending to ukraine? here we have

u. s. a few minutes later i got a call from abbey's phone. someone told me that zachary had been killed with when you see people hanging onto the size and wins of your playing than why you taking off. i heard from the international media what the us said. our pilot had a perfect plan. really. how dare you fly in such circumstances all their claims regarding human lives and human rights are a complete lago. mm hm. with one of the bigger yoga love those i was on the call. the security of the airport was completely under us control. even the taliban were scared to winter and they did not allow people under the premises. it was definitely a complete negligence of their security metrics. so the loss, the wounds and misery are all brought was by the usa. we know very well that they claim to protect animal rights and come to rescue animals and danger. but here they did not even rescue people in this particular situation. maybe we, afghans or muslims are not as important to them as the animal will be bringing you more in afghanistan and how it's peop

u. s. has left, i've got to stop. what ability was that to, to mound counter terrorism operations in afghanistan? so clearly this will be seen as a major victory for the us. the ability to have a handle on what's going on in afghanistan, even though they no longer have a presence for having said that they're clearly he wouldn't cobble indeed, thank you. that is she have returns. we will come back to you later in the, our joining us live on skype from pittsburgh. pennsylvania is colon clark. he is a senior research fellow at the to found group. thanks very much for joining us. how big employer is this for al qaeda? it's a significant blow look. i mean, a lot of people have criticized while her is saying that he was out of touch, that he was an a leader of the old guard and was not inspirational, the new generation. but he did a lot to keep al, kinda together, and weathered those turbulent years following the arab spring of the death of been lawton, and the rise of the islamic state. he kept b affiliates and franchise g

u. s. in the days ahead, we've got heat advisories out as well as the alerts. we are expecting that warmer weather to stretch down from washington state through oregon and to california. it's looking largely quiet along the west coast. if we have a look at the 3 day for a while, the temperature lingers above the average sunshine through to the we can not fight you to the east of this. we are see no storms continued. the desert southwest has seen some flash flooding. well, you can see there the wet weather continuing, stretching all the way to the southeast corner. some of those showers in storms getting rather nasty down towards the deep south and the gulf coast. we're also going to see things ton wessa for that northeast corner temperatures. here coming down as the wet and windy weather sweeps in suddenly for new york, but they will be some improvement by friday with sunshine. now we've had a lot of hot and dry weather effect, northern areas of mexico, we've got a severe drought here. we have seen some flash flooding, though, from the heavy rain that continues

u. s. brought to have got to stand and what's, what is last there. i'm, this is not you. if you look at europe or they said there's a big danger that these weapons come to the black market. they say for weeks already, look at the american senate with people say, hey, this is a black hole. look at the documentary which came from cbs these days where they said 30 percent are only coming to the front. then they took the document to a fly back after that, and i was internet having interview that one of the british guys who is sentenced to death. and he told us that he knows that ukraine already before this operation started the before i started making contact for some of the course of the y p g, who's fighting turkey. i was fighting i a, syria. and that was from when to, to the court. so, dealing with weapons, and it's such a call of come to leg trade, sending the look at the crazy. but this is what this is how you've been covering the situation in ukraine extensively. what in your view is needed to resolve the crisis? well, let's go back to the beginning of the idea which ru

u. s. war and afghanistan, there are still countless questions about how and why the world's leading intelligence agency got it so wrong when the time came to leave the country, the u. s. had been occupying for 20 years, after all, even president biden express. nothing but confidence before he made the official call is a tale bob take over that gas that now inevitable? no, it is none. because you have the african troops have 300000. well equipped as well as crypt is any army in the world and an air force against something like 75000 color bought. it is not enough. weeks later, it was a very different story when the us withdrew from the country, the government, they had spent 2 decades building and supporting fell apart. and it took the taliban just 10 days to gain control of the country's capital. notably faster than it took the u. s. to do so when an invaded back in 2001, ah, ah, how is it possible that multiple reports from, for intelligence agencies in the u. s. managed to get this situation so wrong, that even the same mainstream outlets who had spent 20 years justifying the u. s. military's presence in

kentucky move in to missouri, and we've also got some rain ramping up for our louisiana around the new orleans area, some high temperatures for that east coast of the u. s. boston at 38, then we've got a line of some storm. so that's gonna flush out the heat and humidity around the great lakes had seen some flooding in honduras, says still get the showers, but for the capitol region to gucci gilba. i think it's going to be dry with a high of 27 degrees, persistent rain through that pacific coast of columbia and we've got a cold front sweeping across. so it's knocked down the temperatures in asencion porto la. great. you're next. do go from 22 degrees down to 17 degrees on friday, that you're up, they will soon. ah, the 19th sixty's was a period of change around the world, including the middle east and north africa. and we tween to the fair and democratic society between different revolution. the 1st of a 3 part series, i'll just say, well excludes the regional events, people and forces that shake the decade with our dreams were many we started with great dreams, ended up with sat, sat in the sixty's in the politics on out his era. lou ah, you're watchin

would appear would be behind this type of a prisoner swap, particularly in the cases where you've got the u. s, saying very clearly at that both griner and poll whelan are wrongfully detained. so it may well be a popular move by president biden. should he get these negotiations put through and get these as american citizens back into the country? i must just as well, it's unusual for politicians to be talking publicly while these procedures are and the way that the russians have said very clearly, they don't want any negative clone. diplomacy of this. and yet you have the spokesman for the national security council speaking publicly about the hope that these negotiations received successfully. so this is unusual that raw the public nature of these ongoing negotiations are currently there. might hannah, in washington d. c. thank you. was to the head hair on al jazeera, the bank of england warns of recession as it announces its biggest interest rate, hiking 27 years and warnings, social media platforms and tenure spreading hate speech. and this information, the head of a general election ah, the

u. s. justice department says it's got evidence. the former president donald trump team was hiding classified, filed, that is florida home. it also says his team was obstructing investigation into whether he illegally removed top secret documents from the white house and a court falling on tuesday. government lawyers say it was that evidence that prompted the search of trumps mar logo residence at the beginning of august. all than 320 classified documents have now been found there. tom says the search was politically motivated. russia has shut down the norwood stream, one pipeline would less than 2 weeks. notice, citing planned maintenance. it is the main link delivering gas to germany and the rest of western europe. russia significantly reduced the gas exports in recent months. dominant canes reports. this is the port dover compressor turn and only a st. petersburg, where gas meant for german markets is ready for delivery. and yet in these pictures, excess gas is being burned off. which is odd because for months the volume of gas s