gallacher so it worked for you, then? that is almost it from us. newsnight is coming up on bbc two, here's evan. trump in trouble, a lot of it will come down to politics and whether the republican party will stand by him. we will speak to a republican

scientists say if authorities don't deal with it now it will only get worse in years to come and gallacher al-jazeera miami florida. richelle carey these are the headlines on al-jazeera turkey's foreign minister says his country is falling to talk with the u.s. to try to resolve a diplomatic dispute as long as there are no threats and impose sanctions on ankara last week over the detention of an american pastor turkey responded in kind but not before its currency to layer upon that it airs at turkey's foreign ministry melba casilla told ambassadors in ankara. heard shit on here despite everything we already talk about everything to solve the existing problems as equal partners i speak openly but only on one condition. no dictator. and are says it will invest in thousand billion dollars in turkey's troubled financial sector they announced it came shortly after a meeting between turkey's president wretched type in the emir of qatar shaikh to maintain hama all funny and ankara turkey was one of the first countries to offer support to katara after its neighbors imposed a blockade last year. a

spot last year is trouble still stands and many here say deep rooted racism is still a problem i gallacher al-jazeera charlottesville virginia. in a moment we'll have the latest from lafayette square just outside the white house that's where alan fischer is standing by at first let's hear from john hendren his monitoring the unite the rights rally which has just arrived in washington d.c. john so what's happening there now. well the right wing demonstrators have just gotten off the metro the subway system here in washington d.c. and they're being escorted by police to this spot where they will be having speeches and doing their protest interestingly there are very few of them here just dozens but they are outnumbered vastly by the police as you can see here if we can lift the camera a little bit but you might be able to see the american flags up front and that is where they are. these officers are surrounding them because without them they would be completely overwhelmed by the counter demonstrators who are here by the thousands we believe about twenty five hundred that's the number that t

have to a guilty plea here is given his investigation legitimacy and that may speak volumes and the gallacher of his era alexandria virginia. where richard johnson is a lecturer in u.s. politics at lancaster university he says the only thing protecting trump from being indicted is the fact that he's president. if donald trump had lost the presidential election he almost certainly now would be facing indictment himself but because there's a well established precedent that the u.s. president doesn't face criminal indictment while he's in office donald trump isn't going to be hauled before the court the next stage of this process would be for congress to act as understood on the constitution and the house would have to vote for pietschmann to then he would face a trial in the u.s. senate so if congress were to act properly then that would be the next stage and we haven't seen a day like this american history since really the first of march one thousand nine hundred four when the district of court just took columbia a grand jury indicts of the watergate seven and is named richard nixon as a cocon

have to a guilty plea here is given his investigation legitimacy and that may speak volumes and gallacher of his era alexandria virginia zimbabwe's top court is hearing the opposition parties challenge the last month's election result opposition leader nelson chamisa says the vote was rigged in favor of president emerson and god well who won with just over fifty percent his inauguration has been postponed pending the court ruling zimbabwe's election commission denies claims of bias. on the task is that the courthouse in holly how's that hearing going. it's going but it's going to. build in a behind me security is tight people going in. to bring in laptops or phones only pens and notebooks. that's for people who can't fit inside the court building they're watching the proceedings on big screens today is a day zimbabweans get to find out what evidence the m.d.c. alliance say they have the m.d.c. the opposition say that they have documents that show that numbers were inflated in some areas to favor the party they also say they have information from people on the ground in rural areas that vi

and he gallacher al-jazeera tucson arizona. zimbabwe's president imus and many god was calling for unity after the country's top court confirmed his disputed election when his main rival nelson chamisa has challenge the result saying the july thirtieth election has been rigged in favor of man and god what kind of a tussle reports from hadi. supporters from zimbabwe's rulings on a pay party celebrate fight his constitutional court ruling man judges unanimously said the main opposition leader nelson chamisa has no case the court finds that the applicant is free to place before. clear direct such fission. and credible evidence that if the regularities that he alleges monti the election process materially existed. there was no proof. of irregularities as a metal fact lawyers representing the opposition m.d.c. alliance believe it wasn't a phase judgement so ultimately they had spoken. to the proceedings. to come up with. but b. is a serious legitimacy issue story. the election board admits it made some clerical data capture errors t

albion sea weed hurting tourism killing the sea life and also affecting people's health as andy gallacher reports now from miami so-called red tide is the worst seen in more than a decade. for weeks foul smelling saw gasoline seaweed has been washed ashore across the caribbean in florida's atlantic coast these blooms are naturally occurring but when seen in this region before two thousand and eleven since then the problems grow worse while scientists are unsure what's behind it many belief human activity is a factor to largest rivers feeding into the control of the land of the amazon and the congo and of course there's been huge about deforestation in those two waters. because again you cut down the forests that's released a lot more than this new g.m. pollution in florida toxic algae is adding to the state's environmental woes this year's red tide is the worst in more than a decade where we'd like to speak in part by the r.v. which poisons fish and removes oxygen from the water florida businesses are suffering two numbers of people reporting respiratory problems has spiked with officials

gallacher so it worked for you, then? that is almost it from us. newsnight is coming up on bbc two, here's evan. trump in trouble, a lot of it will come down to politics and whether the republican party will stand by him. we will speak to a republican and a former republican on how responsible politician should react to the president's criminal associates. join me hello and welcome to sportsday. coming up on the programme — kare adenegan claims gold in berlin, beating her teammate hannah cockroft and setting a new championship record. one week on from his arrest, danny cipriani is hauled in front of rugby chiefs for a disciplinary hearing in bristol where he faces a potential ban. and they left it late but a last minute leveller rescues a point for aston villa against brentford in the championship. hello and welcome to the programme. kare adenegan was just 13 years old when she watched her hero hannah cockroft become european champion in the t34 100m four years ago. now, she's claimed the title for herself after beating her teammate to claim gold i

yet ok thank you kristen salome's a new york where we're off to alexandra via genea now with andy gallacher the latest on the man of for trial andy. yeah as you've heard already found guilty of eight of the eighteen charges that he faced this was a three week trial this was the fourth day of deliberations there were lots of questions from the jurors to the judge but in the end they came back and found him guilty of tax and bank fraud those charges in themselves i mean he could potentially spend the rest of his life behind bars but his legal woes kemal are well from over the ten charges that the jury couldn't decide on the word declared a mistrial that means the prosecutors could still retry him and he's facing yet another trial in washington d.c. late next month where it said there are at least four times as much evidence as that was in this trial now president trump was inversely jr when the verdict came down on his how he reacted. to all these things. you know. nothing like. starting. with. nothing but. i feel very bad. again for the fun. run make it. many many people. and. so president t

have to a guilty plea here is given his investigation legitimacy and that may speak volumes and gallacher of his era alexandria virginia meanwhile russia has dismissed claims from microsoft that it's been targeting u.s. political groups through cyber attacks the world's biggest software company says it stopped faked websites that were set up to steal logon information from visitors ahead of the u.s. midterm elections but the russian foreign ministry says there is no evidence to support microsoft's claims and calls the allegations a witch hunt should have a chance he has more from washington d.c. . microsoft says russian hackers set up several domain names which were removed last week by microsoft pretty quickly they say without any damage being done but these domain names resemble other web sites that people are familiar with users all familiar with they end their web addresses with words like senate group senate dot services hudson org i r i organize the international republican institute dot org it's where phishing campaign trying to get users to log on to these and web addresses and en

campaign chairman guilty of a fraud charges powell manifold now faces a long prison term as andy gallacher reports. was he was once one of the most influential men in washington now poor man afford his facing life behind bars after a trial lasting three weeks the jury found him guilty on eight charges of tax and bank fraud over the course of the trial the jury was told man of fort hood. dollars in foreign bank accounts and paid for a lavish lifestyle with loans he lied to get. president trump was in west virginia when the verdict came down he called man a fort a good man but says the case is not about russian collusion. you know i think. something like. three. weeks of. prayer. the other ten charges were declared a mistrial but prosecutors may choose to retry him on a fort at a later date trumps former campaign manager faces another trial on similar charges next month leaving some in the legal community wondering whether he might cooperate with the miller investigation they do suggest that pollyanna for it might have greater reason to cooperate with prosecutors with the special counsel's i

that spot last year's trouble still stand and many here say deep rooted racism is still a problem i gallacher all the zero charlottesville virginia. after twenty two years of negotiations the leaders of russia iran kazakhstan azerbaijan and turkmenistan have signed agreements on the legal status of the caspian sea this means that the five countries can move ahead with sharing out the resource rich inland body of water which is the largest in the world already chalons has this report from moscow . with the signature of five leaders more than two decades of troubled waters could be receding into history the disputes over the legal status of the caspian sea has been churning since the collapse of the soviet union. in kazakstan four of the u.s.s.r. successes states and iran took a big step towards resolving it is that peace is not for us the security and stability on the caspian sea are determined by the convention which we have signed naturally it opens a wide perspective for the tight cooperation of the caspian states for solving economic and transport issues these questions will improve the li

loyal but with november's midterm elections approaching the stakes have never been higher and he gallacher al-jazeera at the white house spoke to some number girlie who is a former trump campaign adviser now working for steve bannon he tells the november midterm elections could be make or break for the u.s. president in terms of whether or not that this whether or not this is an actual violation remember michael cohn supplied guilty to eight charges yesterday six of them involved his personal finances tax fraud bank loan fraud and and so i than other financial impropriety then he pled guilty to two separate ones. this issue is fine and if it's a crime it's a crime but ultimately it goes to the political argument of whether or not the president should be impeached and i don't think that this is an impeachable offense one way or the other ultimately we're going to find out where this goes on this midterm you know this midterm as steve benen has said is essentially donald trump's first reelect because if the president if excuse me if the republicans lose their majority in the house and the de

have to a guilty plea here is given his investigation legitimacy and that may speak volumes and gallacher al-jazeera alexandria virginia. u.s. national security advisor john bolton says a lot more pressure will be applied on iran over its nuclear plans and its policy on syria he spoke a short time ago after three days of talks in israel. consequences of the reduction in resources available to the regime we think is already manifested in some extent in constraints on the could force in. in syria and iraq and perhaps also in its assistant to the who tees in yemen and that's very important and we're going to do other things to put pressure on iran as well beyond economic sanctions are a force that joins us now from west to resume how he talked about working with russia what sort of action is bolton hinting at that the trump administration might be thinking of taking to try and get iranian forces out of syria. well that remains very much clouded but he obviously came here to talk very much largely about iran he said that was the preeminent discussion point in all of his negotiations with his

consequences scientists say if authorities don't deal with it now it'll only get worse in years to come and gallacher al-jazeera miami florida but if the knees album i will be back with more news in just a couple minutes. as protests in nicaragua against the president continue and the number of those killed rises in b.c. someone says i'm staying in power no matter what the have to crash into is all of reality that usually gets the english blood. said here america's ortega's from a vice president al jazeera. the largest multi-sport event on the continent and the second largest in the world the asian games will host thousands of athletes competing across a mix of traditional and a lympics sports follow us for all the news and updates from jakarta the hosting city of the eighteenth asian games on al-jazeera. to see our travels to the fun this reaches of thailand to follow young local doctors who are providing life saving care to the real community that solving problems for others is very fulfilling you don't get this in any other profession. we charge the dramas and danites of their inspiring efforts to

loyal but with november's midterm elections approaching the stakes have never been higher and he gallacher al-jazeera at the white house well donald trump is denying any wrongdoing in response to cohen's accusations in a t.v. interview the president says he was aware of hush money payments to two women just before the twenty sixteen presidential election but says they were not illegal speaking to fox news from said did they come out of the campaign they didn't come out of the campaign that came from me my first question when i heard about it was did they come out of the campaign because that could be a little dicey and they didn't come out of the campaign and that's big but they weren't that's not a it's not even a campaign violation of some number because a former campaign adviser he now works for steve bannon he says the november midterm elections could be make or break for the president in terms of whether or not that this whether or not this is an actual violation remember michael cohn splayed guilty to eight charges yesterday six of them involved his personal finances tax fraud bank l

into protest as a rally against racial hatred will also be held in charlottesville on sunday and gallacher has more now from charlottesville well we've been here since wednesday and for the most part it's been very peaceful and for one good reason there is a huge security operation here in place in charlottesville one of the biggest deployments of this state's police force in years but there has been of course also a lot of soul searching after last year's events much of the city's leadership stepped down including the mayor the chief of police many of the people on the council here but that self reflection is really about what happened many of the residents here blame external forces for what happened twelve months ago but a lot of other people say this was a reflection of the white supremacies that still exists in this city they want to see things happen like last stop and frisk of police on minorities more affordable housing they want to address those problems going forward but of course a lot of people are simply remembering the life of heather here the thirty two year old protester th

wrong and says cohen's making up stories will bring in our guests in a moment but first and the gallacher reports from washington d.c. . he once said he'd take a bullet to donald trump now michael cohen is offering to help an investigation the president has repeatedly called a witch hunt on tuesday don trump's longtime lawyer and fixer pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations cohen told the court he was directed by trump to make payments to two women he's alleged to have had affairs with cohen's lawyer says the fifty one year old is now more than happy to help special counsel robert muller's investigation into alleged collusion between the trump campaign and russia my observation is that michael cohen knows information that would be of interest to the special counsel in my opinion regarding both knowledge about a conspiracy to corrupt american democracy by the russians robert maas investigation centers on a meeting between campaign aides in a russian delegation that promised to dish political dirt on hillary clinton cohen's lawyer has indicated his client has direct knowledge of the

political showdown the battle lines in this nation's most important swing state of already been drawn gallacher al-jazeera miami florida. brazil's president says he's considering limiting the number of venezuelans allowed the country michel to merit says he may introduce a daily cap from the current eight hundred allowed in one or two hundred a day tensions are high in the border states of mind which has seen an influx of migrants trying to escape the political and economic turmoil back home or brazilian soldiers have been deployed to the border this follows an outbreak of violence earlier this month when groups of migrants were driven out of the state by and the locals the authorities said were i want the federal government to do more to help them deal with the new our rivals or the fifty thousand venezuelans are living in brazil our lots in america editor do see a new man has been in venezuela and he has more from the capital santiago on the crisis. the mass exodus of venezuela and refugees as they sing extraordinary stress on neighboring countries like brazil that is why president michel tem

loyal but with november's midterm elections approaching the stakes have never been higher and he gallacher al-jazeera at the white house. chuck hauser is an executive director of the center for economic and policy research he runs a project to increase scrutiny on the white house and he says trump should be worried about michael cohen's testimony and trying to shut down the investigation would be politically dangerous. michael cohen knows a lot about trump's business practices including business deals with russian oligarchs going back at least a decade michael cohen knows all sorts of things about the trump organization and potentially the trump foundation trump's imperiled founded a charitable foundation and it seems likely that he would know some stuff of interest to robert muller but i think that it's an important to note that donald trump's liabilities are include russia but argo much broader than that and michael cohen is a deep threat to his entire presidency donald trump cannot stop these investigations directly he would have to start firing a series of people at the justice departm

loyal but with november's midterm elections approaching the stakes have never been higher and he gallacher al-jazeera at the white house in other news saudi arabia has reportedly called off its plans to sell shares in its state oil company a ram code the public stock offering was being billed as the biggest in history and was forecast to return trillions of dollars to the kingdom and adding it to restructure its economy and reduce dependence on oil has more. the kingdom of saudi arabia announced its plans to sell shares of its state old company around co two years ago the stunning plan was billed as a way to generate a huge windfall the kingdom would bring in billions of dollars by selling a mere five percent of a ram co on national and international stock exchanges in fact is different as the changes have been competing with each other to abstract the shares the i.p.o. . in london for example there are proposals to change and modify some of the regulations which were very strict to allow them more flexibility soda which is of course private company but very national oil company basically

loyal but with november's midterm elections approaching the stakes have never been higher and it gallacher al-jazeera at the white house saudi arabia has denied canceling the domestic and international stock listing of its state oil giant aramco a statement by the saudi minister of energy says the government remains committed to selling the company's stocks but when it is ready if or when it goes ahead it will be the largest initial public offering or i.p.o. deal in history the plan has been central to saudi crown prince mohammed bin salmond series of planned reforms to raise funds aimed at restructuring the kingpins economy and reducing its dependence on oil ugandan pop star who's become an opposition party leader is preparing to appear before a military court on thursday but the winds arrest last week sparked violent demonstrations and so reports from the ganders capital kampala. a special master up a chunk popularly known by his musical stage name. has been in military detention for a week after killers broke out in the north end town of a rule where president yoweri was seven his convo

have to a guilty plea here is given his investigation legitimacy and that may speak volumes and gallacher al-jazeera alexandria virginia with us now from nutley new jersey is steven rogers he's a member of the donald trump for president advisory board nice to talk to you again . we heard a clip of donald trump a little bit earlier saying this is nothing to do with him saying it's a witch hunt none of that is surprising that he would say that but can he really ignore this now the fact that it's gone through two courts and they've been two guilty verdicts. well keep in mind that the president is right his lawyers rudy giuliani is right the missing two words ad of the man a fort case is russia collusion there was never any russia collusion the fact that the jury found the matter for guilty on tax and bank fraud charges shows that there was never any russian collusion so mr moller from the beginning has been on a very long fishing expedition he was looking for the big fish which in his case would be president trump couldn't find them so they decided to go what many of the prosecutors do they

have to a guilty plea here is given his investigation legitimacy and that may speak volumes and it gallacher al-jazeera alexandria virginia russia has dismissed claims from microsoft that it's been targeting u.s. political groups through cyber attacks the world's biggest software company says it stopped fake websites that were set up to steal logon information from visitors ahead of the u.s. midterm elections but the russian foreign ministry says there's no evidence to support microsoft's claims and calls the allegations a witch hunt. and facebook says it's taken down more than six hundred fifty fake accounts that were part of dissin from asian campaigns originating in russia and iran the social media giant says the fake accounts targeted users in the middle east latin america the u.k. and the u.s. but the company identified no link or coordination between the separate campaigns in a statement posted online facebook says they use similar tactics to mislead users about who they were and their objectives well larry magid is a technology journalist and c.e.o. of connect safely dot org he says h

spot last year's trouble still stands and many here say deep rooted racism is still a problem i gallacher al-jazeera charlottesville virginia. ok we cannot go back to washington our correspondent john hendren has been monitoring the unite the rights rally so john give us an idea for the scene there is like. the right wing groups the. numbers as big as four hundred but. at the virginia. station the subway station there. waving american flags they climbed on that train and they got off on the other end in washington. and they were entirely. time as they marched from the. square right across from the white house which is where we are now the entire time . pretty much. not heard here in. quite a big turnout. what do we know has happened. well the head of this group. made a mistake that being a free speech absolutist bunch of very extremist groups and that a lot of groups had participated in that event one year ago were not participating among them. that was richard spencer there was a group called identity. nationalists the american guard. group the neo confederate. they did not participate t

crosses in the desert but says he doesn't have enough to pay tribute to those who lost their lives and gallacher al-jazeera tucson arizona. here with more. there is no safe level of alcohol consumption that is the firing of a study published in the lancet medical journal the study of alcohol use in one hundred ninety five countries found that even an occasional glass and creases the risk of health problems or dying reporter tributes two point eight million premature deaths worldwide each year to alcohol and it found that an average of two drinks a day led to a seven percent rise in disease compared to people who do not drink. while from university of washington is a city's lead author he says any benefit to drinking alcohol is far outweighed by the risks. well dead both diabetes and heart disease which have on occasion been protected but we also looked at a whole other battery of conses this if it were cancers wide range of them some communicable diseases and injuries found that when you take into consideration all of these factors there's no real benefit to drinking across the spectrum of consu

loyal but with november's midterm elections approaching the stakes have never been higher and he gallacher al-jazeera at the white house. meanwhile as they trumpet ministration ramps up its sanctions on moscow president vladimir putin is hoping for constructive dialogue with washington speaking to reporters in russia putin had kind words to say about president trump and their healthy summit last month and he lashed out at the u.s. sanctions because it's a song as for the sanctions they counterproductive and since less especially in regards of such countries russia we hope that our american partners will eventually realize the uselessness of this kind of politics and we will start constructive cooperation more on this with our correspondent in moscow really chalons. writing a person has two different intended audience is in washington at the moment he is of course talking first of all to the man who sitting in the white house donald trump who he is trying to tell the door is still open. to me putin does not hold on trump personally responsible for the sanctions against russia he says that t

remain loyal but with november's midterm elections approaching the stakes have never been higher and gallacher al-jazeera at the white house saudi arabia has denied canceling the domestic and international stock listing of its state of giant. a statement by the saudi energy minister says the government remains committed to selling the company's stocks but only when it's ready if and when it goes ahead it will be the largest initial public offering all i.p.o. in history plans been central to saudi crown prince mohammed bin sound man series of reforms he's looking to raise money for restructuring the kingdom's economy and reducing its dependence on oil. lots more still to come here not just here including a legal challenge to zimbabwe's presidential election result. and a desperate journey across the border but thousands of venezuelans crossing over to brazil are not welcome to stay with us. however we still have plenty of hot sunshine across the middle east tells of one of two shallows yes over towards the eastern side of the region just around the himalayas much catch wanted to showers over to

came to power the us a since sold on to saudi arabia as part of a multi-billion dollar deal and gallacher al-jazeera washington. well after three and a half years of war little is functioning in yemen repeated bombings have damaged or destroyed water and sewage facilities and that's making people even more vulnerable to disease as mohammed atta reports. aiden's congested streets pulls over all see which is of the where heaps of garbage dump piled up in most neighborhoods in the city's developed publish area barefoot children trudge through human waste oblivious of the risks we face a slope that says this. we are living very hard conditions diseases are rife from cholera to diarrhea clean water is a rare commodity here above all electricity is out all the time the government has not done anything to repair the sewage system government officials refuse to move unless they're given bribes. entire neighborhoods have been flooded by sea would spill starts in some cases of contaminated water supply as another i've got it i don't know about other diseases sewage garbage so what on earth is this

years and has been used to help identify those who died trying to cross the us mexico border so any gallacher reports from tucson. north we're going to hit these sites for years over and see so has been scaring the sonoran desert with one goal in mind a colombian born artist wants to expose its secrets by honoring the dead along with a team of volunteers alvarez planted six hundred crosses each represents a life lost on a deadly frontier. when the families see that because there's somebody here that cares doing this to sort of give them a little bit of a voice to the casualties to the fallen heroes you know that to me they are fallen heroes to come all the way from there to leave everything behind the to look for a better life here it's it's quite a journey that should be. then aerated in some way works inspired by arizona's so-called death map it's a joint project between state officials and activists that shows close to three thousand people have died in the last fifteen years this does it covers an area of more than a quarter of a million square kilometers in the summertime temperatures ex

wants to help break down stereotypes but is ultimately more interested in politics than religion and gallacher al-jazeera mesa arizona opposition parties in the philippines are challenging the president's decision to withdraw from the international criminal court the supreme court in manila is due to hear arguments against roderigo to tertius move activists and families of eight victims in the drug war have filed a petition with the i.c.c. accusing the president of crimes against humanity this is the second complaint against attack the court. south sudan's rebels have agreed to sign the final peace deal with the government after fusing to do so sudan which has been trying to mediate says it will be done by this week sudan says assurances have been given to rebel leader rife with shar that a power sharing deal would be honored the peace deal with president salva kiir and would have ended years of civil war in africa's youngest country. france's environment minister has shocked the president by resigning on live radio without telling his boss first nicholas ullo words a popular t.v. presenter an

to help break down stereotypes but is ultimately more interested in politics than religion and he gallacher al-jazeera mesa arizona. opposition parties in the philippines are challenging the president's decision to withdraw from the international criminal court the supreme court in manila is due to hear arguments against three go to ted hayes more move activists and families of victims in the drug war have filed a petition with the i.c.c. accusing the president of crimes against humanity this is the second complaint against the court that france's environment minister has shocked the president by resigning on live radio without telling his boss first nicholas who was a popular t.v. presenter and campaigner before going into politics he says the government isn't doing enough to stop climate change the touch of battle has more from paris it was on french radio that nicolas the law announced his sudden resignation as france's environment minister the pre-mortal the first time i'm going to take the hardest decision of my life i don't want to lie to myself any more i don't want my presence in th

ministration came to power the us a since sold to saudi arabia as part of a multi-billion dollar deal and gallacher al-jazeera washington. officials in the indian state of carolina say they need more rescue at quick meant to help save thousands of people still stranded in remote areas by flooding the relentless one soon rain and floods continue to batter the region with three hundred twenty four people killed in total and more than one hundred sixty six of them in the last ten days under thomas has more details from carolyn. holmes nearly submerged in flood water people forced to leave their properties behind in order to avoid the floods or landslides this has been the scene for over a week as the southern indian state of carolina battles heavy rains. the subsequent floods are being described as the worst in nearly a hundred years. what the levels are rising since yesterday the rains have been heavy it's still ongoing people are worried. the floodwaters and mudslides have killed hundreds of people since the start of the monsoon season in june some parts of the state to receive nearly double the ave

scientists say if authorities don't deal with it now it will only get worse in years to come and gallacher al-jazeera miami florida. check out the headlines on al-jazeera a malaysian judge has ruled there is sufficient evidence for two women to go on trial for killing. of north korea's leader kim jong un the two are accused of murder for smearing a nerve agent on the face of kim john naaman february two thousand and seventeen. turkey says it's ready to enter talks with the united states the dispute between the two nato ally has escalated in the last week over the detention of an american pastor in turkey. additional tariffs on turkish steel and aluminum all ankara has responded with its own measures the dispute is calls the value of turkey's currency to plummet here's what turkey's foreign minister who told investors in ankara heard shit on there despite everything we already talk about everything to solve the existing problems as equal partners i speak openly but only on one condition. no dictator. and god are says it will invest fifteen billion dollars in turkey's trouble financial secto

scientists say if authorities don't deal with it now it will only get worse in years to come and gallacher al-jazeera miami florida. our current top stories on al-jazeera it's a nice prime minister has declared a twelve month state of emergency after a bridge collapse in the city of genoa and choose to. now at least thirty eight people died in that disaster with the number expected to rise the government's blaming a lack of maintenance as questions are raised about infrastructure throughout the country rescuers are continuing to search for survivors amongst the rubble but as natasha butler explains it's a dangerous ongoing operation what's making this rescue operation particularly difficult now all concerns over safety for you mergence the workers who are working there in the rubble on sneak collapsed bridge because they're all worries that the structure of the bridge is no longer safe that all the parts of it could collapse now police of ready if i curated hundreds of residents were living underneath that bridge and at least fifty two people have been killed and dozens more wounded in a s

loyal but with november's midterm elections approaching the stakes have never been higher and he gallacher al-jazeera at the white house. jeff houser is the executive director of the center for economic and policy research where he runs a project to increase scrutiny on the white house and he joins us now from washington thank you very much good to have be on with us now. the white house's press secretary has said that trump and the administration is not worried about cohen cooperating more or telling all in the russian probe should they be. they should be and i'm sure that they are michael cohen knows a lot about trump's business practices including business deals with russian oligarchs going back at least a decade michael cohen knows all sorts of things about the trump organization and potentially the trump foundation trump's imperiled founded charitable foundation and it seems likely that he would know some stuff of interest to robert muller but i think that it's an important to note that donald trump's liabilities are include russia but argo much broader than that and michael cohen as

has since sold to saudi arabia as part of a multi-billion dollar deal out of gallacher al-jazeera washington. a defiant turkish president pledges to fight back against things he says as threatening the economy. and catteries say saudi arabia is preventing them from making the muslim pilgrimage. hello there we've still got plenty of showers over the eastern parts of europe at the moment they're causing quite a few problems in ukraine yet more problems over the last twenty four hours and you know you're in trouble if a boat overtakes you on you're on a bus so more showers are expected over the next few days then and then behind that we've got another system that's making its way across the central part of your behind that it's turning a good deal fresher and then for the northwest we've got another weather feature here is just the remains of an old tropical storm but it will still give us some rather wet and windy for all the lively weather across the british isles there and then as we head through sunday it will be working its way towards the northeast and intensifying as it does so so for so

has since sold on to saudi arabia as part of a multi-billion dollar deal and gallacher al-jazeera washington that summer and humbling is a visiting fellow at georgetown university and she says the u.s. provides more than weapons to sell before the war. that this point this is not the first attack where saudi missile that is supplied by the united states says attacked civilians and resulted in their death before and the reason that the span was in place and the reason that the obama administration put in place as because they were afraid of of violating an armed conflict law because these missiles continue to target hospitals they targeted funerals there have been situations just in two thousand and fifteen and two thousand and sixteen actually there was a funeral that was attacked and one hundred fifty five yemenis were killed in that funeral and the band came right after that incident it was removed with the new administration now we're going to talk about how does the senate feel about the war in yemen versus how the trump administration and trump himself feels about his relationship with

arabia and provides logistical and intelligence support to their military campaign in yemen and gallacher joining us from washington d.c. first of all has there been any reaction from the u.s. has the u.s. commented on the origin of this particular bomb in that incident in yemen last week . not yet but what we're talking about is that august the ninth bombing of a school board in which more than fifty people were killed forty of them children and this comes down to one thing for the united states and that is culpability what we're seeing is a growing body of evidence that these weapons used in these attacks by the coalition are in fact made here in the united states some of the pictures we're seeing on social media some of the reports we're seeing referred to the serial number that was seen on the shrapnel after that attack happened on august the ninth i'll just read what that indicates that it is a two hundred twenty seven kilogram laser guided m k eighty two bomb made by lockheed martin here in the united states now there is growing pressure on the trumpet ministration because you have

help break down stereotypes but his ultimate leap more interested in politics than religion and he gallacher al-jazeera mesa arizona. they're watching our news hour live from london there's much more to come on this program. sending a message to. minister quit his job during a live radio interview. there setback in the long struggle for peace in south sudan rubber leader my chars deal at the last minute. sports find out of this badminton rally ever and the best of the action from asian games coming up and joe. has declared a health emergency at its northern border as thousands of venezuelans continue to stream into the country some countries like have imposed entry restrictions to stem the flow but it has had little impact on the numbers crossing the border but anastacia has traveled to the city of to miss where she spoke to migrants who say the fled so that they can feed their children back home. a physician turned cookie vendor on the pan-american highway and ate a cylinder santa and her husband hoarsely left their teenage sons back in venezuela they now make less than ten dollars per day

came to power the us a since sold on to saudi arabia as part of a multi-billion dollar deal and gallacher al-jazeera washington. so it's going in families who've been separated from relatives are preparing to travel into north korea for a rare reunion relatives in the south are getting ready at an orientation session before crossing the border on monday it will be the first event of its kind since the top of twenty fifteen and only the twentieth since the year two thousand many korean families have been divided since the war in the one nine hundred fifty s. which splits the peninsula. officials in the indian state of carolers say they need more rescue equipment to help to save hundreds of thousands of people stranded in remote areas by heavy flooding monsoon rains are continuing to batter the region well andrew thomas is joining us now from van money in kerala state and the first thing that strikes you is just the scale of the problem and the relief effort that they're facing. it's an absolutely huge problem well over six hundred thousand people now living in camps having been evacuated f

spot last year's trouble still stand and many here say deep rooted racism is still a problem at the gallacher al-jazeera charlottesville virginia. let's move on to other news now in five countries on the shores of the world's largest and land body of water have finally decided on how to divide its vast resources the agreement between russia. and azerbaijan but open the way for exploration of the caspian sea vast gas and oil resources roy chalons reports. with the signature of five leaders more than two decades of troubled waters could be receding into history the disputes over the legal status of the caspian sea has been churning since the collapse of the soviet union. in kazakstan four of the u.s.s.r. successor states and iran took a big step towards resolving it is that because you have passed the security and stability on the caspian sea are determined by the convention which we have signed naturally it opens a wide perspective for the type cooperation of the caspian states for solving economic and transport issues these questions will improve the living standards of our peoples have chene

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loyal but with november's midterm elections approaching the stakes have never been higher and he gallacher al-jazeera at the white house. well let's bring in our panel we have joining us from london james boys an analyst on u.s. politics in lubbock texas we're joined by all of a maggie on skype he's an advisor at the national diversity coalition for trump and in brussels steven erlanger who's also on skype the chief diplomatic correspondent for europe at the new york times welcome to you all if i could start with stephen have the last few days been a turning point in terms of the vulnerability of the white house yes i think they have no this is a story that has a long way to go but this is the first time that president trump has been quite clearly implicated in a crime it's personal lawyer is considerably airy if you like but knows where a lot of the secrets are kept. pled guilty and testified that he had committed a crime of instigation and in coordination with the president of the united states but they are not let me say i mean i'm going to turn as our show you know trump supporters wou

political showdown the battle lines in this nation's most important swing state of already been drawn to gallacher al-jazeera miami florida. in other news brazil's president says he's considering limiting the number of venezuelans allowed into the country which has a matter says he may introduce a daily cap from the current eight hundred allowed in to one or two hundred day tensions are high in the border states of roraima which has seen an influx of migrants who are trying to escape the political and economic turmoil back home more brazilian soldiers have been deployed to the border following an hour outbreak of violence earlier this month and groups of migrants were driven out of the states by angry locals the authorities in or i want the federal government to do more to help them deal with the neuron evils more than fifty thousand venezuela's are living in brazil well our last an american editor newman has been in venezuela and he knows more from the capital santiago on the crisis. a mass exodus of refugees is placing extraordinary stress on neighboring countries like brazil that is why preside

have to a guilty plea here is given his investigation legitimacy and that may speak volumes and gallacher al-jazeera alexandria virginia. a u.s. national security advisor john bolton says iran will face yet more pressure over its nuclear plans and syria he spoke a short time ago after three days of talks in israel. consequences of the reduction in resources available to the regime we think is already manifested in some extent in constraints on the could force in. in syria and iraq and perhaps also in its assistant to the who tees in yemen and that's very important and we're going to do other things to put pressure on iran as well beyond economic sanctions are a force that joins us live now from west jerusalem so harry john bolton is in the region of the moment and very much applying the pressure on iran diplomatically that's certainly the message he's been trying to convey that the decision by the united states to pull out of the iran nuclear deal this year has had success both as you heard there in terms of restraining some of iran's military activity in the region but also he was talkin

loyal but with november's midterm elections approaching the stakes have never been higher and he gallacher al-jazeera at the white house. well donald trump says that he was aware of hush money payments to two women just before the presidential election but says they were not illegal speaking to folks news trump said did they come out of the campaign did they come out of the campaign they came for me my first question when i heard about it was did they come out of the campaign because that could be a little dicey and they didn't come out of the campaign that's big and they weren't that's not it's not even a campaign violation. he's a former campaign advisor in the works for steve bannon he says the november midterm elections could be make or break for trump. in terms of whether or not that this whether or not this is an actual violation remember michael cohn splayed guilty to eight charges yesterday six of them involved his personal finances tax fraud bank loan fraud and and so i the another financial impropriety then he pled guilty to two separate words this issue is fine and if it's a cri