chi-chi, thank ou so before it happened. chi-chi, thank you so much _ before it happened.ging us i before it happened. chi-chi, thank you so much for bringing us up i before it happened. chi-chi, thank you so much for bringing us up to. you so much for bringing us up to date. just outside the mar—a—lago residence behind her. joining us from washington is randall eliason, a former federal prosecutor. let's start at the beginning. help us understand, when it comes to these kind of search warrants, on what grounds are they issued? so the rocedure what grounds are they issued? so the procedure is — what grounds are they issued? so the procedure is that _ what grounds are they issued? so the procedure is that law _ what grounds are they issued? so the procedure is that law enforcement i procedure is that law enforcement have to go to a judge or a magistrate and establish probable cause. you have to submit an affidavit outlining the evidence and why you believe a crime has been committed. you have to get a neutral judge to agree with you. then you execute the warrant. this is th

chi chi izundu in washington, _ mar-a-lago home.me. chi chi izundu in washington, thank you - mar-a-lago home. chi chi izundu in washington, thank you very - in washington, thank you very much. let's get some of the day's other news. us lawmakers have adopted president biden's sprawling climate, tax and healthcare plan. it's a major win for the president and includes the biggest ever american investment in the battle against global warming. the house of representatives approved the measure by a 220—207 vote along party lines, following its adoption in the senate on sunday. 11 people have been killed in a mass shooting in montenegro. reports suggest a man opened fire during a family dispute in the former capital, set—in—yeh, targeting first his relatives and then people on the street, seemingly at random. a further six people were wounded before police shot the assailant dead. the government has declared three days of mourning. for the first time in years, lionel messi is missing from the shortlist for the prestigious ballon d'or awa

so the ho chi minh trail. it was actually a series of trails that was used by the north vietnamese army and the vietcong in way of supplying their allies in the south. and it was really considered to be this amazing feat of engineering because it's carved out of pretty serious jungle, terrain. and as i say, they're the greatest feat of military training in the 20th century. because this wasn't done with mechanized vehicle. this was done, cut down and created by hand. so the ho chi minh trail becomes a major priority with u.s. forces. they want to make it unusual and i -- unusable and they attempted to destroy it by a variety of means. they tried to wash out the road. they thought if they could wash out the areas of the road, the vietcong could not get their supply downs through the ho chi minh trail through their allies in the south. that didn't work very well. as you might imagine. they also tried to use what was called a chemical soap. they would get big, huge burlap bag of this chemiccal agent and drop it a

. >> tai chi.ism, the peace the most powerful weapon on the planet. >> i didn't grow up with this anti-asian sentiment. it made no sense to me. and there is a lot of cowardly people out there, and they think that people from the asian diaspora are easy target. once you kick somebody's grandmother or you spit on a woman holding a baby or you use a weapon against an elderly person, you no longer have the right to call yourself a man, period. >> i feel like i'm the demographic that people think it's easy to be a victim, you know. asian women, i might be like quiet or subdued. and i think every time you keep quiet, you carry that energy with you, that burden. >> for sure, for sure. >> and then it just explodes somewhere else. it's something that kung fu also taught me, you have to let it out. you to let it go. >> i call it racism hot potato. people throw the racism to you, and often we're try thoelgd on to it. >> pow. >> no, no, no, that's yours, that's yours. >> this belongs to you. >> hot potato! rac

chi chi, has there been any response from donald trump or his representatives?to the unsealing of these documents when the attorney—general yesterday, merrick garland, asked a court to unseal the documents, unusually, because this is an ongoing investigation. other than that, there has been no response, officially from donald trump. this is a really unusual step because it is an ongoing investigation. donald trump hasn't actually been charged with anything but it's interesting that the fbi have gone into his home and searched the home of the former us president which is unprecedented, never happened in us history before, and we've come to this point in history where now, we are finding out exactly what the fbi claim from donald trump's mar—a—lago home. ukraine and russia have again accused each other of risking catastrophe by shelling europe's largest nuclear power plant. conflict near the zaporizhzhia plant has intensified this week leading to western countries to call on moscow to withdraw troops from the facility. there's been no sign so far of russia agreein

chi chi izundu speaking to us a little earlier on the programme.horities are battling one of the worst droughts seen in more than 50 years. falling river levels have left hydroelectric power stations unable to produce enough energy. as a result, emergency measures to save electricity have come into effect. shopping centres have been ordered to close early, factories have temporarily shut down and the lights on shanghai's famous waterfront are to be turned off. katharine da costa reports. china's record—breaking drought has scorched farms and caused some lakes and rivers to dry up. the yangtze river, asia's longest waterway, is now at record low levels. officials say hydropower reservoirs are currently down by as much as half. at the same time, a surge in demand for air conditioning has put power companies under extreme pressure. this is shanghai's famous skyline. the riverside bund area, a popular tourist destination, now plunged into two days of darkness. restrictions have been brought in to try and ease demand for electricity. translation: large

chi chi izundu there, a washington correspondent. stories in the headlines. a long—serving senior executive for donald trump's family business has admitted conspiring with the company in a 15—year tax fraud. allen weisselberg, who's 75, avoided paying tax on more than 1.5 million worth of unreported perks. under his plea deal, he will serve five months in prison and will have to testify against the company. the man accused of stabbing author salman rushdie in new york last week has pleaded not guilty to two charges in court. earlier. he faces charges of second—degree attempted murder and assault over the incident. he remains in a serious condition in hospital. the white house has said it will make an additional 1.8 million monkeypox vaccines available by the start of next week in an effort to combat the outbreak. the vaccines will be given out in communities at high risk of contracting monkeypox. the us has now reported over 13,000 cases of the virus. let's ahead it to japan now. it has a rather unusual new strategy when it comes alc

chi chi, has there been any response from donald trump or his representatives?these documents when the attorney general yesterday, merrick garland, asked a court to unseal the documents, unusually, because this is an ongoing investigation. other than that, there has been no response, officially from donald trump. this is a really unusual step because it is an ongoing investigation. donald trump hasn�*t actually been charged with anything but it�*s interesting that the fbi have gone into his home and searched the home of a former us president which is unprecedented, never happened in us history before, and we�*ve come to this point in history where now, we are finding out exactly what the fbi claim they have taken from donald trump�*s mar—a—lago home. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: who will host next year�*s eurovision song contest? a shortlist of seven uk cities is announced. the big crowds became bigger as the time of the funeral approached. as the lines of fans became longer, the police prepared for a hugejob of crowd control. idi amin, uganda's brut

our correspondent in washington, chi chi izundu, has more details. pages of information, not that much detail being released in the warrant between the fbi and the department ofjustice. what we do know is the fbi say they went to mar—a—lago, which is the primary residence of donald trump, and searched 58 bedrooms, 33 bathrooms, across the i7—acre estate. what they said is they looked everywhere including the former president's private office, known as the 45th office, as well as other storage areas where documents could be kept and they took away a large number of different documents, including ones that had the title of miscellaneous secret documents and miscellaneous top secret documents but more interestingly, ts and sci documents. ts stands for �*top secret�* and sci stands for �*sensitive compartmented information�* and it is that one that is causing concern, because that is the type of documentation that is only read in sealed rooms and only very few people can see it, and is really highly damaging, potentially if it gets in the wrong hands, to

chi chi izundu, bbc news.hots in the air as dozens of women protested against the restriction of women's rights. the demonstration comes a year after the taliban seized power in afghanistan. we already know that the taliban was going to crack down before the protests started, there was a strong presence of taliban fighters. i probably had about five minutes to photograph, and we actually timed it from the moment the girls stepped on the street, started chanting, to the time that the taliban started firing, it was about ten minutes — less than ten minutes, actually. no—one has been hurt. a bunch of foreign journalists and a few localjournalists have been arrested. a few people have been beaten up. when i learned they were going to fire, we knew they just wanted to intimidate and stop the women. so they've done this in previous protests as well. they fire in the air, just to disperse the crowd. i wasn't surprised that it actually became violent and they started shooting at... i was very surprised at how quickly

let's get more on this from our north america correspondent chi chi izundu.you on the show. i know that this information is coming fast and furious, very little we know at this point in time, but perhaps you can talk us through what is in this filing, all 27 pages of it. yes. can talk us through what is in this filing, all 27 pages of it.— filing, all 27 pages of it. yes, i have that _ filing, all 27 pages of it. yes, i have that document _ filing, all 27 pages of it. yes, i have that document right - filing, all 27 pages of it. yes, i have that document right in i filing, all 27 pages of it. yes, i i have that document right in front filing, all 27 pages of it. yes, i - have that document right in front of me, 27 pages of what donald trump's legal team are trying to assert in a court in florida, and donald trump himself has just issued a statement, helpfully i might add detail exactly what it is he believes occurred when the fbi searched his home two weeks ago, his mar—a—lago florida home. he says they demanded the security cameras be turned off, a request w

our washington correspondent, chi chi izundu has more details on the military aid package.gest military aid package the united states has offered the brain, and it is basically similar to other packages that they have handed over to ukraine, but more importantly there is a slight difference in this one because it is looking towards the longer — medium to longer term defence strategy that ukraine has. it's going to include weaponry, ammunition, training for troops, and also it's going to include some drone packages, several different types although these could change overnight, we are told. some of those drone packages could be the british vampire drone which can be launched from ships. the united states has already offered a package of $10.6 billion to dates of the biden administration came to power. the only difference with this package is that because it is looking to the medium to longer term it means that the biden administration is going to go through its ukrainian security assistance initiative, which allows them to procure weapons directly from contractors rather tha

chi chi izundu, bbc news. available on the bbc action line website, or you can call free of charge at any time to hear recorded information on 0800 077 077. 15 gold medals were up for grabs today at the commonwealth games in birmingham, and england's jack laugher took home his third successive commonwealth gold in the 1m springboard diving final. natalie pirks has been watching all the action. the breakneck pace of the last few days gave way to a more sedate day at the games. time to focus, and time for england to feel bullish about their chances of high—fiving at the diving. injune, jack laugher won three medals, the most of any british diver at a single world championships. today, his final dive in the 1m springboard final blew everyone out of the water. commentator: brilliant from jack laugher, - absolutely world—class. elated compatriotjordan houlden picked up a brilliant bronze, behind australia's li shixin. well, that's a third consecutive commonwealth title forjack laugher, fresh from his success, a hat

chi chi, what more can you tell us about this latest package of military aid?— military aid?said, military aid? well, like you said. this _ military aid? well, like you said, this is the _ military aid? well, like you said, this is the largest - said, this is the largest military aid package the united states is offering the ukraine, and it is basically similar to other packages that they have handed over to ukraine. but more importantly, there is a slight difference in this one because it is looking towards the longer, medium to longer term defence strategy that ukraine has. it is going to include weaponry, ammunition, training for troops and also independent, sorry, also it is going to include some drone packages, several different types, although these could change overnight, we are told. some of those drone packages could be the british vampire drone, which could be launched from ships. the united states has already offered a package of 10.6 billion to date since the biden administration came into power, and the only difference with this package is because it is looking t

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chi chi izundu, bbc news.ance music festival in spain. other infrastructure was also damaged when gusts battered the medusa festivale in cullera, a beach—side town south of valencia. the electronic music event which is held over six days has now been suspended. the leader of plaid cymru has called onjonathan edwards to stand down as an mp. mr edwards — who has sat as an independent mp — was cautioned by police in 2020 for assaulting his wife, and suspended from the party. earlier this week it was announced he would be permitted to represent the party at westminster again — but adam price has since advised edwards to resign. the welsh secretary, sir robert buckland, has switched his support from rishi sunak to liz truss — becoming the first cabinet minister to publicly change sides in the conservative leadership race. he told the daily telegraph that after "deep" reflection, he'd decided ms truss was the best person to take the country forward. climbing all of scotland's munros, or mountains, is a rite of passa

when you're cruising and chi bernstein seething, hatter did pull one back, but it was little more than a consolation. dody look back yo with a fine finish, but not enough to please the travelling support. as on yom start the season as they entered the last number, one in the capital and hundreds of thousands of people turned out to celebrate canal parade in amsterdam. this is the city's algae p t q. pride event, a flotilla of over 80, both representing various rights groups, bars and even the dutch military took part, transforming amsterdam famous canals into a massive party location. ah, you're watching the adobe news live from berlin. stick around though, because coming up next is well stories looking at the reopening of a board damage school in ukraine, that's off to the brain a season, but by we got some hot tips for your bucket list ah magic corner hotspot for food and some great cultural memorials to boot.

coach sandwich faults joined from dynamo, moscow, and the new club president is one of their own. chi brownstein, a former ultra who used to stand and cheer along with these hardcore fans thought it was one of unknowns, new faces who stole the limelight. jordan, see back to last season's top score and the swiss league getting a debut goal immediately reminding hurt as new boss of the uphill task at hand. after the break, unknown turned up the heat. just 5 minutes after the restart some assigning unit. how about i think the ball into the path of shit, aldo becca, he doubled the lead for the hosts. and on noon weren't out of breath yet. captain christopher timothy corner teed up robin cannot go to make it 3 now on your cruising and chi bernstein seething. hatter did pull one back, but it was little more than a consolation. dody look back yo with a fine finish, but not enough to please the travelling support. as on yom start the season, as they entered the last number, one in the capitol endorsement bade leave the crews and in their opening match. one goal was enough. the hindsight to cl

chi chi izundu, bbc news.s to stand down as an mp. mr edwards — who has sat as an independent mp — was cautioned by police in 2020 for assaulting his wife, and suspended from the party. earlier this week it was announced he would be permitted to represent the party at westminster again — but adam price has since advised edwards to resign. 0ur political correspondent david wallace—lockhartjoined me earlier to explain how the story developed. earlier this week, the party said he would be permitted to have the whip back, as it is known, to represent the party. the party chairwoman said that came following procedural advice they had received. a decision that split the party. their formal leader leanne wood was quite vocal saying she did not agree with that. we also heard from jonathan edwards's wife who said she was appalled and disappointed by this decision. they are going through divorce at the moment. we heard from the leader of plaid cymru, adam price who tweeted saying it is his firm beliefjonathan edwards ca

chi izundu now reports. that is quite hefty. donald trump outlays the historical events according to him that when he left the office injanuary 2021, to the present day, regarding these papers that are under discussion, so, donald trump, in this document then goes on to talk about the violation of his fourth amendment rights. that is what he's saying the fbi saying the fbi and department ofjustice have done, and that fourth amendment books about unreasonable searches and seizures of people's homes, and he is saying that is what has happened so he wants to defend that in this document. the four thinks he is asking for include that special master, an independent lawyer orjudge, to oversee the things that were taken from his home. the second thing he's asking for is more information and detail on the warrant that was released last week regarding what was taken from his home, because he is saying "box number 11" is not enough information for him to know what was taken because he is alleging that some of the info

was completely under the control of troops to the vietnam independence league of yatmia, led by ho chihey staged a rally. on theater square. a few days later, the declaration of independence was solemnly proclaimed, but finally from foreign dependence. vietnam did not get rid of another 8 years for the usual control over indochina, france fought and then for almost two decades there was a big vietnam war with the participation of the united states. on august 19, 1965, the trial of the auschwitz criminals ended. this was already the second series of auschwitz trials, during which 22 people received their sentences. mostly camp staff are niche the middle link, unlike the first, which took place in the forty-seventh year in poland, the second one was no longer judged according to the norms of international law, but according to the laws of the federal republic of germany, the last commandant, and richard burr, who was to become the main accused. at this trial, he died in prison before it began, following the results of twenty-two people on the bench. six defendants were sentenced to life

chi chi izundu, bbc news.s switched his support from rishi sunak to liz truss — becoming the first cabinet minister to publicly change sides in the conservative leadership race. he told the daily telegraph that after "deep" reflection, he'd decided ms truss was the best person to take the country forward. great britain's rowers thave won seven medals at the european championships in germany this morning, including four golds. there are high hopes for the british women's gymnastics team later today. our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor can tell us more. we must start on the water because it has been a great morning for great britain. as you mentioned, seven medals in rowing, four gold. the rush was started by the women's four, then a few minutes later the men's four and certainly one of the performances of the morning had to be the women's quad sculls. they make their win look easy, they led from the start, never looked back and in the end with three seconds ahead of the netherlands. it means great britain a

chi chi izundu, bbc news. dance music festival in spain. other infrastructure was also damaged when gusts battered the medusa festivale in cullera, a beach—side town south of valencia. the electronic music event which is held over six days has now been suspended. the leader of plaid cymru has called onjonathan edwards to stand down as an mp. mr edwards — who has sat as an independent mp — was cautioned by police in 2020 for assaulting his wife, and suspended from the party. earlier this week it was announced he would be permitted to represent the party at westminster again — but adam price has since advised edwards to resign. 0ur political correspondent david wallace—lockhartjoined me earlier to explain how the story developed. earlier this week, the party said he would be permitted to have the whip back, as it is known, to represent the party. the party chairwoman said that came following procedural advice they had received. a decision that split the party. their formal leader leanne wood was quite vocal sayi

our north america correspondent chi chi izundu has been examining the documents filed by mr trump. 27legal team are trying to assert in a court in florida, and donald trump himself has just issued a statement, helpfully i might add, detailing exactly what it is he believes occurred when the fbi searched his home two weeks ago, his mar—a—lago florida home. he says they demanded the security cameras be turned off, a request we rightfully denied. they took documents covered by attorney—client and executive privilege, which is not allowed. he says they are demanding, he and his legal team are demanding, that thejustice department be instructed to immediately as you say stop the review of the documents he claims illegally seized from his home. all documents had been previously declassified. he is also demanding the appointment of what is known as a special master, so an independent person or watchdog to review, oversee the handling of the materials that were taken from his mar—a—lago home, and he is also further demanding that the department ofjustice be forced to turn over a real, "withou

earlier i spoke to our washington correspondent chi chi izundu and asked her what we have learned fromaled so far. so, we've learned two very valuable things. the first is that two documents have been unsealed as part of today's court hearing. the first was why the government wanted the warrant and the affidavit, the statement of oath of the evidence that they gathered in order to get the warrant signed by a judge kept sealed and it says there's a good cause because the integrity of the ongoing investigation might be compromised and evidence might be destroyed and the second, if you like, more interesting piece of unsealing documentation that we've got from today's court hearing was a bit more detail on exactly what the government are accusing donald trump of. last week, the fbi went into the home on a search warrant of donald trump and on friday, we found out, as per the request of the department ofjustice, via court, the warrant had essentially the fbi agent had removed eleven sets of records from donald trump's mar—a—lago home, including some which were stamped top secret. the organ

well our north america correspondent chi chi izundu has been gauging reaction in the us, and shejoins what has been the reaction of these in the us?— these in the us? let's start first with — these in the us? let's start first with donald _ these in the us? let's start first with donald trump - these in the us? let's start - first with donald trump because he react to angrily, issuing a statement shortly after the affidavit was unsealed think it was heavily redacted. he also then turned focus to the judge who allowed the unsealing, saying judge was wine hard should never have allowed the break in of my home and called it a witch hunt. what is interesting is largely the whiteness we have been getting from the republican party who, when the fbi first went into search donald trump is macomb, republicans came out in force condemning the action, calling it politically motivated, they called it a witch hunt, that this was all steps to try and prevent donald trump from running potentially as president in 202a. this time around very little has been said from the republican party candidates an

chi chi izundu, bbc news. truss, becoming the first cabinet minister to publicly change sides in the conservative leadership race. he told the daily telegraph that, after deep reflection, he'd decided ms truss was the best person to take the country forward. the leader of plaid cymru has called onjonathan edwards to stand down as an mp. mr edwards, who has sat as an independent mp, was cautioned by police in 2020 for assaulting his wife, and suspended from the party. earlier this week, it was announced he would be permitted to represent the party at westminster again, but adam price has since advised edwards to resign. our political correspondent david wallace—lockhartjoined me earlier to explain how the story developed. earlier this week, the party said he would be permitted to have the whip back, as it is known, to represent the party. the party chairwoman said that came following procedural advice they had received. a decision that split the party. their formal leader leanne wood was quite vocal saying she

chi chi izundu, bbc news.gs' story about a boy — whose snowman came to life — was adored by millions and became a fixture of british television at christmas. david sillito reports. it's become part of christmas — the snowman that comes to life. magical, heart—warming and, at the end, the snowman melts. # we're walking in the air #. a very raymond briggs twist. he was a children's author who wasn't really writing for children. oh, strip cartoon, raymond briggs — children's department. that's been the attitude in england now — a strip cartoon, children's book. but we're growing out of that a bit now, about half a century too late. it was his father christmas that was raymond briggs' breakthrough. but this was no jovial gift bearer. this father christmas moaned, swore and drankjust a bit too much. what i normally do with most of my things is have something that's fantastical, like father christmas, like fungus, and imagine it to be wholly real and follow it through logically from there. it's a fouljob, out all ni

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he denies doing anything wrong. 0ur correspondent in washington, chi chi izundu, has more details.president of the united states. monday started off with an unprecedented search of donald trump's primary residency in florida, mar—a—lago, by fbi agents. what they were looking for was only made public today, through the unusual move during an ongoing investigation, of unsealing the warrant used to enter the property. receipts attached gave little detail, but did indicate the kinds of things removed, including several miscellaneous top secret papers, information regarding the french president and various classified documents labelled sci, which stands for "sensitive compartmented information," which could be exceptionally grave for us national security. mr trump, can we have a word? even though donald trump did not oppose unsealing, he issued a statement accusing the fbi of playing politics and claiming the documents were all declassified and in secure storage, with an additional lock. presidents can declassify information, but they have to follow a procedure. they have to fill out fo

here's our north america correspondent chi chi izundu.nald trump has taken against the department of justice since the fbi executed search warrant of his mar—a—lago home on august eight to weeks ago. donald trump and his legal team want four things. number one, they are asking for a special master to be appointed, that is an independent person, lawyer, judge who can review the items that were taken from his home because he believes that some of those documents contain privileged or potentially privileged or potentially privileged material and he wants them back. the second thing he wants is any items that were removed from his home that were removed from his home that were removed from his home that were not part of the search warrant to be returned to him because again he thinks that some of those items would be personal items of his or the first lady's. the third thing that he is asking for is more information, more detail on exactly what was taken and exactly what was taken and exactly where it was taken from his mar—a—lago home. in th

chi chi izundu, bbc news.oining us. my first question is, obviously you have been watching this very closely from the uk. what has been your reaction to what took place on how republicans have reacted?— have reacted? after the initial shock and _ have reacted? after the initial shock and surprise _ have reacted? after the initial shock and surprise everyone l have reacted? after the initial. shock and surprise everyone saw have reacted? after the initial- shock and surprise everyone saw on the television screens and reading the television screens and reading the content, i think it is pretty clear that this probably backfired on the democrats and on the justice department. eithera on the democrats and on the justice department. either a mistake or prosecutorial overreach or overkill, or at the very least, an abuse of power. i think it is ultimately going to backfire. in the earlier comments you mentioned that this might even be good for president trump. i think in general it is probably a boost for the republi

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chi chi izundu, bbc news.omen in the afghan capital kabulfrom protesting on the streets. the taliban fired in the air as dozens of women protested against the restriction of women's rights. the demonstration comes a year after the taliban seized power in afghanistan. girls have been barred from attending secondary schools in most of afghanistan. women have so far only been allowed to work in a few sectors including public health and security. at least one person has died and dozens more are injured when high winds caused part of a stage to collapse at a dance music festival in spain. other infrastructure was also damaged when gusts battered the medusa festivale in cullera, a beachside town south of valencia. the electronic music event which is held over six days has now been suspended. the headlines on bbc news... writers and politicians condemn an attack on acclaimed author author sir salman rushdie, who's now on a ventilator after being stabbed on stage in new york. more extreme heat is expected in the south

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chi izundu, has been telling us more about the military aid package.he largest military aid package the united states is offering the ukraine, and it's basically similar to other packages that they have handed over to the ukraine, but more importantly there's a slight difference in this one because it is looking towards the longer — medium to longer term defence strategy that ukraine has. it's going to include weaponry, ammunition, training for troops, and also it's going to include some drone packages — several different types — although these could change overnight, we are told. some of those drone packages could be the british vampire drone which could be launched from ships. the united states has already offered a package of $10.6 billion to—date since the biden administration came into power. the only difference with this package is because it's looking to the medium to longer term it means that the biden administration is going to go through its ukraine security assistance initiative, which allows them to procure weapons directly from contractors

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