okay, we're going to cross now to rosalind jordan. she is live in washington, d. c. for us with another aspect of the story. rosalind, what is the united states saying about this? well, obviously the us is welcoming what it considers a major step forward in securing the release of people with whom they consider wrong, fully detained inside a run. but they are not celebrating just yet. we heard just a short while ago from antony, blinking the secretary of state holding a press conference. we will continue to enforce all of our sanctions. we will continue to push back resolutely against iran, stabilizing activities in the region and beyond, including now supplying russian with drones, 1st, for regression against ukraine. and none of these efforts take away from, from that these are entirely separate tracks. we focused on getting, getting our people home, but we continue to take strong action against ron's other activities that we had so many other countries for family objectives and ross, what more is known about these prisoners? well, we know the names of 3 of the 5 pe

we're gonna get more of the story for our pentagon correspondent, rosalind jordan. rosalind talked us a little bit about these men. how did their alleged operation come to light of officials to well, these are to, well us, uh, sailors are part of the u. s. navy, both based in california. the 1st person is a man named patrick way. he was uh, stationed in san diego, which is uh home to uh, indo pacific command, and he was arrested on espionage charges. he's facing the more serious charges in this case. he's accused of transmitting to chinese intelligence information about the us as essex, which is an amphibious assault ship is a smaller version of an aircraft carrier, as well as information about other similar vessels. so that the chinese ostensibly could learn about how to build similar vessels for it's for their navy. again, this is, and the espionage case, he was allegedly transmitting information for more than a year. similar situation with the sucking sailor named thomas joe who was based in the san francisco area in the monterey bay. he was accused of passing along information abo

rosalind jordan has more. wildfires are burning within 17 kilometers of yellowknife, the capital city of canada's northwest territories. officials say it's time for the city's 20,000 residents to leave. please take this order seriously and prepare to leave the city by noon on friday. officials already have started airlifting other provincial residents who can't drive themselves to safety. those who can drive may need police escort to help them navigate smoke-filled highways. emergency personnel say right now the weather is working against them. there is a possibility that without rain, the fire reaches the outskirts of yellowknife by the weekend. it is approaching, but there's time to complete the community evacuation. 20,000 square kilometers of land have already burned across the province. the prime minister has promised logistical and financial support to local authorities. some 6,800 evacuees have already headed south to alberta for the time being. but they have no idea when they can return. rosalind jorda

let's go to rosalind jordan, who's i've sides. the jail for donald trump is due to turn himself and was when you were telling us earlier about the crowds of people that i mean gathering there now, it looks as though and the cavalcade is arriving. what is the atmosphere like there? well, the atmosphere really hasn't changed because the motor takes didn't come in this way. this is the main entrance to the jail. but there are several other entrances, and he has gone to the entrance that is more secure so that he can directly go to the processing facility and actually take the most part. we're just the way it looks as though we've lost our signal there from our roseland jordan. as you can imagine, there are a lot of media crews there and not sticking about a lot of bandwidth outside the, the jail will get load was back as quickly as we can. but let's go to alan fisher, who's outside the courthouse island. we were talking before about how this is a very historic moment. this is the 1st time that a former us president will be it will be

not nearly enough to extinguish these residents nightmare. rosalind jordan l g 0 . meantime, canadian prime minister adjustment for go ended his family vacation to visit a wild, sorry, evacuation center. he laid out his government's plan. or does the government working together? the federal government is there with uh, the significant military assets were coordinating the air evacuations were making sure that were there to respond to all the needs of, of community now and will be there in the coming months in years as we look to keep people safe moving forward, even as we rebuild in places where there are terrible losses and gord nelson is the mayor of west colona and he explains exactly how he's tackling the wildfires and we have a significant a wildfire here that so threatening our community. and we have many of our residents under evaluation alert to, to several 1000 residents that are on the alerts. and we have probably got to stage about 2503000 residents on the doctor. we should order. and i mean it's up to me, but they've in order to leave their, their home so. so this is for q

not nearly enough to to extinguish these residents nightmare. rosalind jordan, l g 0 the you and is those poland to and what it calls the very different the treatment of ukrainian unknown, ukrainian refugees, people from africa and them at least say they often find it difficult to settle it in poland and become part of the community they buy and politicians for feeling discrimination and zanna phobia or some a bunch of it reports for more. so this would voltage is a refuge and uplift event and a place to find help. life isn't easy for people of african descent in poland, country that is more than 96 percent white. nigerian born evans is set up this group for black people to express themselves in the public space. he's been racially profiled and violently attacked. pardon me, monkey. what are you doing in the fall? i'm go by. do you have to close this business because of what he calls racism and xenophobia life? how about black people here in the impala is very difficult. very difficult, difficult in every aspect. they don't want to give our pop meant to operate as we know we have black, y

not nearly enough to extinguish these residents nightmare. rosalind jordan, l g 0. it's not just canada firefighters in spans canary islands are also battling raging wild fires. the fire there has destroyed more than 5000 heck terrors on the island of 10 reef. it's described as the most complex wildfire in 40 years. barbara and go for reports across both of them was 5, which have safe i bend, almost full size of the heck test and the spanish island of tennessee reef. it's effected thousands of people who have to leave the homes or stay in doors to avoid inhaling the fumes spray and civil god has been moving door to door to help evacuate habits and villages in the affected area. some residents say they were given just an hour to pack a lot. they have no job guys. it is super stressful. we have to leave our houses and everything. and let's see if we're lucky and hope to fire doesn't go down the hill, which would be most dangerous. let's have opened the firefighters. the fires have come down over night. early, a change in the wind direction, stretching to spread the fl

senior us state department official is also i've been in the country for tools while just here as rosalind jordan spoke to us secretary of state anthony blinking, who stop short of calling developments initiate, occur. the situation in the share will the us say, this is now a co so whatever you call it, what we've seen is the disruption of the constitutional order in the share. and we like many countries throughout africa and notably equal loss, which brings together many countries. and in west africa is determined that um, the constitutional order be re established. that's what everyone's focused on right now. so from our perspective for the united states, um i've been in close contact with president bassoon, with many leaders throughout africa. and everyone is working towards the same objective, the restoration of the constitutional order. of course, in south africa has blocks minibus taxi drivers in cape town from striking at least 3 people had been killed in violent protests during the 6 day war counts. the drive is accused the city of passing on saint louis to be riding their land slides acr

let's get more on this one correspondence. rosalind jordan is joining us live from atlanta in georgia and trump using his mug shot to make his return to the social media platform, formerly known as twista and to fundraise for his presidential campaign roles. and that's why if you want to spend $47.00 and be listed in federal election commission filings as someone who has bought something of value to support the 12th 2020 for re election bid, you can buy a t shirt with the former presidents much shot on the front. this is something which shots on top says is going to be a part of his ongoing campaign that he quote will never surrender. even though he did surrender to authorities at the fulton county jail lead on thursday. we're now getting board that the west of 18 co defendants. a pastor from illinois named steven lee, has turned himself in out the county jail. that's just within an hour or so of the 12 new local deadlines that have been set by the district attorney funding both for all of those in indicted in this case to turn themselves in and to get the process of getting towards t

not nearly enough to extinguish these residents nightmare. rosalind jordan l g 0. autonomy from the canary islands is also busing, a raging, wild fi news agencies reporting that 26000 people have been evacuated. barbara, and gave a report across the board to them was 5, which have safe. i've been to almost full size of the heck test and the spanish island of tennessee reef. it's effected thousands of people who had to leave the homes or stay in doors to avoid inhaling. the fumes screamed civil god has been moving door to door to help evacuate hamlet, some villages in the affected area. some residents say they were given just an hour to pack a lot. they have no duck guys. it is super stressful. we have to leave our houses and everything. and let's see if we're lucky and hope the fire doesn't go down the hill, which would be most dangerous. let's have opened the firefighters. the fires have come down over night early, a change in the wind direction. stretching to spread the flames to new areas firefighters struggle to keep the blaze reaching populated areas. spain has suffered drought for th

what rosalind jordan's live in washington was the very latest for us. and rosalind talk to us a little bit about what the prosecutors are alleging sound, background fried, has done to really influence this case. and why this may the judge so unhappy to? well, what are the precepts of us? the law is that if you refuse to have a crime, you do have the right to defend yourself, but there are limits, and prosecutors say that 4 months, sam, bank winfree, has pushed the boundaries, has crossed the boundaries, not just into uh, trying to tamper with a potential jury pool in new york city where he is going to be going on trial october 2nd. but they say that some of his actions also amount to witness tampering it on friday. a federal judge agreed. sam bank, i'm afraid, had been under house arrest. he had been living with his parents in the san francisco area while he was a waiting trial. but prosecutors accused bagman fried a basically leaking information to try to intimidate, to potential witnesses in his upcoming trial, including his former girlfriend, caroline

witness tampering and not to talk to anyone else involved in the case except through their lawyers. rosalind jordan else's era, atlanta. so it has hair on al jazeera. we report from zimbabwe with political parties of ended that campaign valleys ahead of wednesday's presidential election and historic referendum in ecuador places with jacques drilling for oil. and one of the world's most diverse biases, the the hello you're locked into your weather update for europe in africa. great to have the along. so the highest level or is have been issued for heat just outside of lisbon and ports. so not tough to see why, right? when you've got a temperature of 35 degrees in porto today on tuesday, now, some spots will get even hotter on wednesday. look at the southern spain, seville, $42.00, that heat also extending into the south of france. and there's been a lot of heat through central europe, but a few showers in both germany and poland has press down temperatures of bits. that's also now squeezed the heat into the bulk in some spots in the mid thirties. so for example, called danielle colorado. we've got y

we're going to go to rosalind jordan, who's at fulton county jail. i've also, and we've just been seeing pictures of a few moments ago with the convoy at leaving the fulton county jail. that was a remarkably quick process. describes the view is why that process has been so much faster than many other dependent defendants would have experienced. typically when someone is arrested, that person has to get a lawyer. that person then goes with his or her lawyer before a magistrate judge, to negotiate, along with prosecutor is an acceptable amount of fail that can be set, fail, or bond in this case, isn't interchangeable term. once all 3 parties agree on the amount that the person has to be good for in order to lead jail, then that person can be fingerprinted and that person takes a moke shot as part of the processing of a criminal case. now donald trump, the former us president, had his lawyer to negotiate such a board of $200000.00 back on monday, 3 days ago. now it's thursday evening in atlanta, all he had to do was appear at the county judge uh, county

not nearly enough to extinguish these residents nightmare. rosalind jordan al jazeera ukraine's interior ministry says at least 7 people have been killed and 90 have been injured in a russian missile attack on the know the city of charlotte. he's president brought him is a landscape, says the miss alonda. then one of the city central squares and by the university of the theater were damaged rush, the space agency. it says, luna, $25.00 spacecraft has run into what is called an abnormal situation. it happens is across was preparing for maneuvering before landing onto the moon. it's scheduled to land on the moon, south pole. on monday, the mission is part of a race to explode. a part of the moon, which scientists think may hold frozen water and precious elements. but you and has always pull into and what it calls, the very different treatment of ukrainian unknown ukrainian refugees, people from africa and the middle east to say they often find it difficult to settled in portland to become part of the community. they blamed politicians for feeling discrimination and zanna phobia. or some of

there is rosalind jordan has also spoken to us secretary state anthony blinking, who stopped short of calling the situation in this year a to very quickly sir. the situation in the share will the us say, this is now a co so whatever you call it, what we seen is the disruption of the constitutional order in each year. and we like many countries throughout africa and notably equal loss, which brings together many countries. and in west africa is determined that um, the constitutional order be re established. so that's what everyone's focused on right now. so from our perspective for the united states, and i've been in close contact with president bassoon, with many leaders throughout africa. and everyone is working towards the same objective, the restoration of the constitutional or the meantime, the west african block eco was says, it will hold a summit to discuss the crisis in a share on thursday this year, as military has closed the air space and put the border forces on high alert, zain of airy reports now from the capital nam may on the ground. here in the i'm a, nothing shows that

i'll just here is rosalind jordan reports a fast moving wildfire in the mountains near the city of cologne, a british columbia. on friday officials there declared a state of emergency as the fire destroyed homes and businesses mcdougal creek wildfire is just one of more than a 1000 fires, burning across canada. up north in yellow, nice residents were heating the government's order to evacuate by noon on friday. a mass of fire is approaching the city from the east. nobody official said evacuation is necessary. we're heading into a critical couple of days in this. during the management of this wildfire, we expect to see north west winds to north, to west north, west winds, over the next 2 days. and that those are wins. that will trend. both of those fires in directions that we don't want fall far as buyers are a natural phenomenon. un official say global warming is fly. canadians are living in crisis mode. this year we've seen very, very high temperatures this week, including a temperature of 42.2 degrees celsius in the town of listen, which was a new august temperature records. you don't no

not nearly enough to extinguish these residents nightmare. rosalind jordan l g 0, the gold mill. some is in the old west carolina. he explains how he's talking, the walls are betting down his community. we have a significant a wildfire here that so threatening our community. and we have many of our residents under evaluation alert to, to several 1000 residents that are on the alerts. and we have probably got to stage about 2503000 residents on the doctor, we should order. and i mean it's up to me, but they've been ordered to leave their their home so. so this is quite a significant fire and it's very dynamic. and it's moving very quickly, disrupting homes and critical infrastructure within our city of city, west colona, and our neighbors west bank 1st nations, and part of the regional district. so what we've done is we've taken action to protect our water treatment plans. um our schools in the, in the area of fire. busy and also our, our home, we have one hydro line or electrical line services, this area. so um, so that's one aspect is strengthening our critical infrastructure. t

not nearly enough to extinguish these residents nightmare. rosalind jordan, l g 0. could i, the employment is to just intruder ended his family vacation to visit a wildfire evacuation center and laid out his government's plans. or does the government working together, the federal government is there with uh, the significant military assets were coordinating the air evacuations were making sure that were there to respond to all the needs of, of community now. and will be there in the coming months in years as we look to keep people safe moving forward, even as we rebuild in places where there are terrible losses. well, still a head here on of is there a high inflation antics stream floods, sweet mountain city in the midst of it old plus imagine living in a country with one of the highest inflation rates in the world. i talk to you as being advocate on exactly what explain to you and solid people. so by the, i'm out of the talk, the ends of all me. that story. i mean the the, there's are weather update in a minute 15 kicking this one off and focused on continues to be

imprisoned iranians will eventually return to their respective home countries. houses here is rosalind jordan reports. see, i'm up the mozy a much sharkey. more at the top 3 or 5 of ronnie and americans who were moved from the oven prison into hon to house the rest on tuesday. they should return to their families in the us in the next few weeks. this is a positive step, but i don't want to get ahead of its conclusions because there are more work to be done to actually bring them home. my belief is that this is the beginning of the end of their nightmare. and the nightmare that their families have experience the us will release several iranians it held for violating sanctions, imposed on to hans. but perhaps the most important to, to have hon officials, $6000000000.00 long, frozen and excelled korean bank will be transferred to cut ours central bank called re officials will then release those funds only to be spent on humanitarian programs inside a wrong exports. say it's significant that to hon would agree to such a financial arrangement. it suggests that iran wanted disagreement and wanted t

not nearly enough to extinguish these residents nightmare. rosalind jordan l g 0. well, how do i expect to go with bill said the man of west colonial. i asked him to explain how he's tackling the wild fight in his community, and we have a significant a wildfire here that so threatening our community. and we have many of our residents under evaluation alert to, to several 1000 residents that are on the alerts. and we have probably got to stage about 2503000 residents on the doctor, we should order. and i mean it's up to me, but they've been ordered to leaves or home so. so this is for quite a significant fire and it's very dynamic. and it's moving very quickly in terms of the area of the, the fi, uh, what you actually focused on right now. what sort of every we talking about? well, it rate the, the last summer that i, that i was given to myself was $6800.00 to hector's. and uh, it certainly is growing up. i just, uh, just on tuesday morning it started around 5 actors and size. so it's just throwing out a quite significantly sense of sense that obviously when these s

it's good to correspondence in atlanta carrying the latest developments. rosalind jordans at fulton county jail island fisher, is outside the co tests. we're going to go to the island 1st. there will be some legal moves in the last few hours, all and what's been going on. the well, remember donald trump is no just 18 hours away from that surrender deadline. his plane is in the he should be here within the hour and the court is $730.00 on truth social has maybe a platform between today. he said he was going to be arrested at 7. talk to you this evening. slight delay and getting away from new jersey, but it'll be around that time. he will arrive. so has been a flooding of legal activity in the last couple of hours. donald trump has asked for the trial to be delayed. that is because funny will as soon as the prosecutor here asked the judge to move the trial forward till 12 or the 23rd, that's from the original date of march. and the reason that she was doing that was because one of the defendants kind of changed for us for a speedy trial. while the judge has granted that book for chase, brown

not nearly enough to extinguish these residents nightmare. rosalind jordan elders, era could id and prime minister just intruder ended his family vacation to visit a while fi evacuation center and lay down whose government plan the order is the government working together? the federal government is there with uh, the significant military assets were coordinating the air evacuations were making sure that were there to respond to all the needs of, of community now and will be there in the coming months in years as we look to keep people safe moving forward, even as we rebuild in places where there are terrible losses will still ahead on al jazeera, high inflation and extreme floods. we hear from engine settings in the midst of it all the let's get going with your weather update. we'll take this one off in the middle east and with this breeze i'll face or mediterranean, it's keeping temperatures to pretty well where they should be for this something you're wins are shifting around a bit through the golf. so that means it will not be as humid for us here in delta, and we'll maxed out at $44.0

a new poll puts him far ahead of his republic and rivals in the 2024 race. rosalind jordan elders era at the women's football, well, comp, co hosts, australia had the best place to the knockout stage. they needed to win against olympic champions, canada to reach the last 16 and they ended up beating them for new in melbourne, australia finished top of that group and go through along with nigeria. who would you neil neil, the island and this is what the 3 meant to us. premium support is one thing that the funds in in sydney team will be heading to that city for the last 16 crunch. the whole thing that the studies with it, we made it then. yeah, i keep them pretty exciting. i was really anxious at the time. got to get away. rather when is playing infinity vantage saying i'm going on next monday. i'll call y. i'm sorry, i didn't know what elsewhere japan finished top of the group see up the beating spain for nail in new zealand. his capital weddington, both sides had already qualified for the knockout stage. to band will pay no way in the last $16.00 while spain will face switzerland. th

not near early enough to extinguish these residents nightmare. rosalind jordan l g 0. while the 213 people have died of cholera in democratic republic of congo this year, most of them are children. according to unicef, more than the 31 fighters in case has been recorded. north cable province is worst affected the fighting between government forces and am trying to think of rebels as far as millions of people into overcrowded camps for the risk of waterborne diseases. me, i am, i feel comfortable involved in all mental does activity we are here at the blank go i t p site where we carry out hygiene and water purification activities in terms of water. when we arrived here, that was a serious problem because the displaced families didn't have access to the drinking water. they were drawing water from the lake which at least one kilometer away. this water was not thinkable, nor did they have access to some of the patient facilities today. the change was visible before it was a serious problem. the man a good tomato, whole national elections, on the sunday voters in the cent

not nearly enough to extinguish these residents nightmare. rosalind jordan, l g 0. canadian prime minister just intruder ended his family vacation to visit a wildfire evacuation center and laid down his government's plan. or does the government working together, the federal government is there with uh, the significant military assets were coordinating the air evacuations were making sure that were there to respond to all the needs of, of community now. and will be there in the coming months in years as we look to keep people safe moving forward, even as we rebuild in places where there are terrible losses, firefighters and spans tend to reach say, that has made some progress against what's being described as the most complex, wild find there and 40 years the blaze in the canary islands so. so i thought destroyed nearly full 1000. a hit is of land. a 1000 people has moved to safety. barbara and gulf of reports across both of them was 5 which have safe. i've been to almost full size of the heck test and the spanish island of tennessee reef. it's effected thousands of people who have had to l

okay, let's talk to rosalind jordan, who is live in atlanta, georgia. so what do we make of this $200000.00 form that's been posted? well, it's a small amount of money for a man who says he is a billionaire, but the fact that the based uh lawyers for a donald trump here in atlanta negotiated this bond with the district attorney funding. well, it's about this bond agreement was approved by a local county judge says that donald trump, at least for the moment, is going to go through this criminal process and has promised that he will turn up in court. not just for his surrender, which is supposed to happen now on thursday, according to the former president. but for the trial back should happen if the prosecution gets its way early next march. this is a process that could have taken place at the jail on thursday where the former president will have to take a monk shots and submit his fingerprints as part of the process for starting this criminal trial. but instead, because of ongoing issues over at the jail and for the sake of trying to move this process al

thank you. meantime alex's here is rosalind jordan has been speaking to the us secretary of state and he blacken about why washington has so far avoided calling developments in new eric who and what efforts the united states is making to improve fluid security in sub saharan africa and to be blinking us secretary of state. thank you so much for talking with us here on al jazeera. could we with you? thank you. so my 1st question is about 2 key and related priorities for the us. improving long term food security in sub saharan africa as well as restarting the black sea green initiative. there's this rolling perception that i think is not correct, that restarting the b s g, i will immediately help african countries deal with their food security issues. can you help me understand why there's this confusion is a, the b s g. i more about making certain that global food prices aren't skyrocketing and helping to sustain ukraine's economy in the midst of a war. well 1st of course the of the effect on food prices is good for everyone. no matter where you are, even if you're not a direct recipie

not nearly enough to extinguish these residents nightmare. rosalind jordan l g 0 of the sizes until the result continuing to buffalo was described as the most complex while father before he is the to day plays, remains out of control in the national park around that he, they have located all the areas of pine forest make $10.00 to $25.00. each wave i've already being destroyed. the 8000 can everyone does move to safety. emergency cruise say that main goal is to safe, called low populate to there is never capital. santa cruz, 3 un peacekeepers to be an inch enjoying the scuffles with tech issues. cypriot security forces in cyprus. the find to your accounts after construction vehicles above why were moved into the un control buffers, the splits the island package, the printer properties, want to build a road through the every other express bang, got a view is a dimension view and says the construction is not authorized this cold of the tech, your site to immediately withdrawal old personnel and machinery in the buffers. lucy, let's be, is one of the most prolific and serial killers in bot

she advertise the older 0 washington. meantime alex's here is rosalind jordan spoke to us secretary state anthony, blinking. he stopped short of calling the situation in. is there a crew very quickly, sir? the situation in the share will be, you will say this is now a co so whatever you call it, what we've seen is the disruption of the constitutional order a new share. and we like many countries throughout africa and notably equal was which brings together many countries. and in west africa is determined that, um, the constitutional order be re established. so that's what everyone's focused on right now. so from our perspective for the united states, but i've been in close contact with president bassoon, with many leaders throughout africa. and everyone is working towards the same objective, the restoration of the constitutional order. now that new jersey been strongly backed by neighbors, burkina faso as well as molly, in all 3 countries. the military has seized power over the past 3 years. and all 3 have seen escalating violence involving rebels linked to iso as well as all kind of at l

to correspondence in atlanta covering the story, i'm going to speak to rosalind jordan at the fulton county jail. and the moment 1st we're going to go to the island fisher, who's outside the courthouse island. there have been some legal moves in the last few hours. what's been going on the ball 10 days after the indictment was filed, 17 hours before the deadline for donald trump and himself, and he's just minutes away from landing here in georgia in the last couple of hours . there have been a number of developments at lee this morning. donald trump changed his legal representative. he's now waiting at the airport. he will accompany donald trump to philip and come to jail where he will be processed. he's also filed a motion saying that he wants the trial the late. that's because funny. well, as soon as the prosecutor here i, she asked the judge to have the trial on october the 23rd. so just 8 weeks away. that was after one of the defendants kenneth cheese brought asked if they did the court for a speedy trial while a judge has granted that, but only in cheese press case. donald trump

after a mean shawnee or ousted leader will have a bedroom full earlier owl to 0 is rosalind jordan spoke to you. a secretary of state anthony blinking about the situation in the chair. very quickly sir. the situation in the share will be, you will say, this is now a co so whatever you call it, what we seen is the disruption of the constitutional order in each year. and we like many countries throughout africa and notably equal was which brings together many countries in, in west africa, is determined that, um, the constitutional order be a re established. so that's what everyone's focused on right now. so from our perspective for the united states, but i've been in close contact with president bassoon, with many leaders throughout africa. and everyone is working towards the same objective. the restoration of the constitutional or israel's military has rated a refugee camp near novelist in the occupied westbank soldiers entered to demolish the home of a 49 year old palestinian man, who they say killed 2 is really brothers. earlier this year, the palestinian red pressing says israel's mili

and rosalind jordan has more from outside the fulton county jail of atlanta, or trump, supporters and protesters held opposing rallies. you've had many people who support donald trump, who say that he is being unfairly prosecuted, that he is perhaps being persecuted, that this is a political than data being carried out by joe biden. the current us positive by political figures in washington who don't like donald trump and never accepted him as a legitimate political leader. and you had a small group of people who bought that, whether donald trump was in or is guilty of the charges. he is now facing some 15 out of the 41 in that election, racketeering of indictment. they say that they needed to see justice being carried out, that no person, even if he had been the president of the united states be on, you'll be immune to what everyone else in the us would be subjected to, which is being held accountable. russian president vladimir putin has confirmed the death of the head of the wagner mercenary group. if getting from ocean was on a plane that crashed north of moscow, the crash comes 2

let's go 1st to rosalind jordan in washington, dc. what is the us saying about all of this awesome of the usaa saying that this is the result of months of concert at negotiations, negotiations to get americans that the u. s. considers wrongfully detained, has been one of the top priorities for us president joe biden. we heard just a short time ago from one of his top white house advisors about the process of making this happen. this is john kirby who is the strategic communications director for the national security council. we are glad to see the these 5 americans are out of evan prison in it house. the rest one of them already wasn't house, arrest the other for our point placed in house, arrested today. that's a good thing. they're no longer in prison, but they're not out of iran. and then it goes the agents continue it with the, the iranians to try to get them out of the country and back home here in united states where they belong with their families. and so i'm not going to do a lot of negotiating here on the, on television. we'r

also will decide what steps it will take next. bernard smith, alger 0 parts and alice's here as rosalind jordan has been speaking to us secretary of state anthony blinking about why washington has so far avoided calling developments. and these are cool. and what efforts the us is making to improve food security in sub saharan africa. and to me blinking us secretary of state, thank you so much for talking with us here on al jazeera could we with you? thank you. so my 1st question is about 2 key and related priorities for the us. improving long term food security in sub saharan africa as well as restarting the black sea green initiative. there's this rolling perception that i think is not correct, that restarting the b s g, i will immediately help african countries deal with their food security issues. can you help me understand why there's this confusion is a, the b s g. i more about making certain that global food prices aren't skyrocketing and helping to sustain ukraine's economy in the midst of a war. well 1st of course the of the effect on food prices is good for everyone. no matter where yo

not nearly enough to extinguish these residents nightmare. rosalind jordan l g 05. so southern california on to a tropical storm warning for the 1st time ever as product and hillary approaches the us west coast. heather is kinda near baja, california, and mexico. the national how to can center is warning of what it describes as potentially catastrophic flooding. i don't think any of us. i know me particularly i never thought i'd be standing here talking about a hurricane or a tropical storms. they're talking about winds up to a 145 miles an hour hitting. a los angeles county, it's been a 84 years since one came a shore. so it's a once in a lifetime event that we're going to be experiencing a, this really is an all hands on deck effort. here's jeff harrington was mode and when the storm will make landfall of all storm hillary exploded from a tropical storm to a major category for hurricane in under 24 hours. so this one is packing a punch and here's where it is on saturday. that was seen baja california including the tourist hotspot and mexico of cobbler san lucas. l

a new poll puts him far ahead of his republic and rivals in the 2024 race. rosalind jordan elders era a. while in senegal, at least 2 people are being killed in violence between police and opposition. supporters of the us money, some cars potty was dissolved now. the address was in a southern city where sonco is the man. on monday he had paid in cold and was charged with several offences, including inciting, insurrection, supporters, demanding his immediate release. some codes, lawyers say they were prevented from seeing him from our class. it is clearly evident that we are moving an outstanding direction in the defense. find yourself unable to meet his wife, to talk disc line to prepare for the hearing with examining magistrate. and that is a scandal. charles process joins us now from the sending of these capital car. uh, charles, uh, the events really of the last couple of hours of any increase the political states and the country that's often seen as one of the most stable randy in west africa. what it is. yes. but this crisis has been building for at least 2 years now and, and it

well, for more on this, we're going to go to our correspond it in washington, dc, roslyn, jordan and rosalind talk to us a little bit about what the united states are saying about the very latest on this . as well. not surprisingly, us officials are welcoming the news that the 5 americans who are over ronnie and descent has been moved from evan prison, to a hotel in town hall and where they're being kept under armed guard. but that said, the us is trying to be very cautious, because this is just the 1st of many steps, the secretary of state antony blinking, spoke about this case earlier on thursday. we will continue to enforce all of our sanctions. we will continue to push back resolutely against iran, stabilizing activities in the region and beyond, including now supplying rushing with drones, 1st floor progression against ukraine. and none of these efforts take away from, from that these are entirely separate tracks. we focused on getting, getting our people home, but we continue to take strong action against ron's other activities that we in so many other countries profoundly objects. and

he wasn't in jordan, who is in atlanta, georgia for us. rosalind, what do you make 1st day of this 200000 and phone that's been published and presumably the sum of money is, is not something he's going to blink about. but they all conditions attached to the bond that might boulder in president is facing, has been assessed a nominal value in essence to compel his presence before a local county judge. but larger than that, are the conditions attached to this bond agreement, which was negotiated between the local district attorney funding willis as his local attorneys. here in atlanta. these agreements, which a local judge has signed off on, basically tell donald trump that he can't say anything either in person or through social media directly or indirectly to anyone who might possibly be a witness. in this case, he cannot do anything that could be construed by the court as witness intimidation . and that is quite significant because the president, the former president, i should say, and his lawyers and his supporters have been arguing that from the very beginning this has been a 1st amendm

jordan is in washington, was the very latest for us. and rosalind talked to us a little bit about this case. why would some banks and fried uh, have, have tried to do this? what would the advantages be to this and, and how was this uncovered? the well, essentially this is something that prosecutors have been flagging to the federal judge who is handling the case of sam brown bank when fried for months. and they say that perhaps the most egregious example of his engaging allegedly, and witness tampering was turning over to the new york times, confidential journals written by his former girlfriend. and the head of one of the affiliates of f t x. caroline ellison. that information was used by the new york times to write a profile of her that didn't show her in the best light. and so the prosecution's argument is that this is a way of one, intimidating caroline ellison who is expected to testify for the prosecution in the upcoming trial, as well as to possibly contaminate the potential jury pool. many of whom might have seen this article in the new york