well, i'd be delighted and thank you heath. i just want everyone to know how thrilled i am to be here. after 50 years and watching the progress that title nine has meant to our society over all of that time and i was thinking about it as i saw the young tiny girl scouts up here and thinking how great the world is or how much better it is for them today. and large measure title well to answer the question i get came to know vera quite well over the years and i love this clip because here is this well-spoken woman and she was in a yellow the yellow elephant against the sea of of dark suits and i can imagine what a gas probably went through that breathing room. i think she really shocked everyone the president handled it perfectly beautifully. and then after that there was a lot of conversation. i was told about this, of course in the white house about oh now, what do we do if the president says he wants to do this? how do we do it and the presidential task force on women's rights and responsibilities was one key outcome and there

sergeant first class heath robinson, just 39 years old 39 years old. he they held his hand for the last time at age 39. the pact act is the least we can do for the countless men and women, many of whom may be in the room for all i know, who suffered toxic exposure while serving their country. the law expands access to healthcare and disability benefits for veterans harmed by toxic exposure. it empowers the department of veterans affairs to move quickly to determine a service members illness and related military service to see if they qualify. and for families of veterans who died from toxic exposure, it means a monthly stipend of $2,000 a month for a surviving spouse with two children. it means access to life insurance, home loan insurance, tuition benefits, and help with healthcare. it means new facilities, improved care, more research, and increased hiring and retention of healthcare workers treating veterans. this new love matters. it matters a lot. it matters a great deal. because these conditions have already taken such a toll on so many veterans

for my family, heath was active duty so there was never any denial of health care for him. taken care of. and heath felt very fortunate for that because he heard the other stories and was hearing of all of his other brothers in arms and even like le roy and rosy's stories. he wanted me and he asked my daughter and i to promise him that we will continue telling his story for the other men and women out there who weren't as fortunate as him to have -- to have that coverage. so last night i fulfilled my promise to him and i know he's looking down so proud of me, but there's nothing in this bill that benefits our family except the satisfaction of knowing we won't have to watch any other families suffer like we did. >> tell me about heath. tell me about his legacy. >> heath was the ohio army national guard nco soldier of the year in 2012 and 2013. that picture right there was his presentation for that. you know, being a soldier was his highly hlivelihood, he was o proud of his service. he was a combat medic, he had a hand in saving lives over in iraq and he was a great dad. my g

firefighters say a huge fire which tore through a popular nature reserve at studland heath in dorset by a disposable barbecue. the hot weather and drought conditions have led the met office to issue its highest alert forfire severity over the weekend, warning there is an "exceptional" risk of blazes spreading. will batchelor reports. the true cost of a disposable barbecue. firefighters say this huge blaze which tore across studland heath in dorset was almost certainly caused by picnickers trying to cook food on the tinder dry beauty spot. after battling the flames all night, they found a disposable barbecue among the ashes. we really are appealing to members of the public to consider what you're doing. if it is going to potentially start a fire, try to avoid it if you possibly can. we have had a significant number of fires over the summer that have this field fire was one of 75 in essex. it covered 91 acres, and containing it required the help of local farmers. if you were downwind you wouldn't have kept up with it running. luckily, the wind direction was away from the houses, and so

sergeant first class heath robinson, just 39 years old.held his hand for the last time at age 39. pact act is the least we can do for the countless men and women, many might be in this room for all i know, who suffered toxic exposure while serving the country. the law expands health care and disability benefits for veterans harmed by toxic exposure. moving quickly to -- determine -- $2000 a month for surviving spouse and children. access to life insurance. home loan insurance. tuition benefits and home with health care. new facilities, more research and hiring and retention of health care workers. this new law matters. it matters a lot. it matters a great deal. these conditions have taken a toll on so many families. i have directed the department of public affairs to treat all 23 presumptive conditions with this law is applicable the moment i signed this bill. i am urging the veterans of those decades of war to promptly file your claims. the v.a. will move as quickly as possible to resolve your claim and get you the benefits and care you h

who experienced those toxins including as you spoke to rosie torres about the widow and daughter of heathinson who was a combat medic who died of a rare form of lung cancer. they walked the halls of congress trying to make this happen and those two are going to be introducing president biden before he signs this today. >> yeah. >> we will bring those remarks, john, to everyone live because this was a 13-year fight, a battle just to get in the doors, into the offices of members of congress to make this happen. thank you. >> president trump is sitting for a deposition with the new york's a.g. office. k kara skinnell, and this could be a long time coming and what questions the president will ask. >> it's been wide ranging and it's focused now into whether the president and the trump oe organization provided misleading information to insurance companies and tax authorities and in doing so those individuals and entities were misled. the questions here are expected to focus on the financial statements and what the former president's role was in the preparation of them and then the ultimate prov

sergeant first class heath robinson wasn't at the white house to see the bill named for him become lawany as 3.5 million veterans who were exposed to burn pits, but his daddy doll was, heath's daughter, now 9, clutching it as she stood with president biden and her mom danielle at the signing ceremony. >> she takes it everywhere she goes since daddy's passing and it's been with us on, you know, trips and some vacations, it's been to the beach. >> reporter: robinson died of a rare lung cancer in 2020 after prolonged exposure to the toxic smoke from the burn pits the military used to dispose of trash, including plastics and other known carcinogens doused in jet fuel, both in iraq and kosovo where he served in the ohio national guard. and his daughter was watching as her father's illness took its toll. >> she at times found her daddy in pools of blood on the bathroom floor from his uncontrollable bloody noses. if he got one, they would last for sometimes an hour or two. she saw so much that a 3, 4, 5-year-old should not have to see. >> reporter: retired army captain loi roy torres suffered

firefighters say this huge blaze which tore across studland heath in dorset was almost certainly causedook food on the tinder—dry beauty spot. after battling the flames all night, they found a disposable barbecue among the ashes. we really are appealing to members of the public to consider what you're doing. if it's going to potentially start a fire, try to avoid it this field fire near chelmsford was one of 75 tackled by crews in essex in 2a hours. it covered 91 acres, and containing it required the help of local farmers. if you were downwind you wouldn't have kept up with it running. luckily, the wind direction was away from the houses, and so it wasjust a question of stopping it spreading back towards the houses again, but when the wind changed direction, suddenly it would move towards you and, yes, it's frightening. in north london, this grassfire billowed smoke across the busy m25 motorway. in surrey, a different problem. in cranleigh, near guildford, residents queued up for bottled water after their taps ran dry. thames water said there were technical issues at one of its treatmen

it comes after britons largest airport heath bro, imposed a limit of a $100000.00 passengers per day. now there's less than 3 months to go until the football world cup kicks off in katara. it's a tournament that has been dogged by international scrutiny, especially given katara, a record of poor treatment of its workers. labor activist. say the gulf nation has not done enough to improve conditions for them. now reports have emerged of the government attaining a dozens of workers who are protesting over late pay. a football world cup requires world class facilities. back in 2010 katara was awarded the 2022 men's world cup and said it was ready to put on one of the biggest sporting shows on earth. that's meant a lot of labor to get these new playing facilities up and running. many of these workers are foreign born and have fewer rights than to tories. these workers in doha say they haven't been paid by the privately owned albano, sorry, international group. some for weeks around 60, were arrested for protesting, and advocates say some have already been deported. critics are concerned fi

one of the areas banned is haywards heath in west sussex.otment has suffered after nearly six weeks with little rain and dry conditions. plots are bare, crops and flowers are drying. ——dying. i have had excellent crops of broad beans... murray owns an allotment here. it has meant a poorer harvest, and a depressing time of year when we should be bringing in lots and lots of crops. and i do have that longer term worry that it is going to put people off the idea of gardening. in fife, in scotland, farmers are being temporarily banned from using water from the river eden on theirfields from midnight tomorrow. although not officially declared a drought area, in barry island in south wales, the warm weather has been good for business. financially, it's helped us immensely. i've come here to investigate the disappearance of a woman. under the last government, alia azizi was a successful career woman as a high—ranking prison officer. hard—won freedoms are being rolled back following the taliban's victory. women have been forced out of the workplace.

she says, here we had the heath way, that was at the highest temperatures that have ever been reached in athens. it was almost 45 degrees in the center of athens. and a, it lasted for about 3 weeks, 3 and a half weeks. so not none of the greek newspapers reported the deaths that were related to these heat wave, but me really pushes on. her next appointment is with a greek red cross to day australian, red cross colleagues have been invited to grace to give a talk. in some parts of australia to day temperatures can reach around 50 degrees celsius. they explain how the emergency surfaces, their health, particularly vulnerable groups during extreme heat waves for the heat officer speaking to those at risk is highly important. preparing people to be able to help her people before they get really sick so that we can tell them what to do. and if they start having symptoms, somebody is there that can answer a phone or can be next to them to help them. so they don't end up in the hospital. in the basement of the red cross building, the helpers pack their backpacks and prepare for action. we ha

africa's largest ethnic group after a royal dispute over who should succeed his late father dug out here. heath know, officially announced or dull heathy eaten his much is wonderful, but to day is this symbolic way the coordination would show that the i one system would also accept him as the key the previous monarch king goodwill as well a teeny was the longest serving zulu leda, he had 6 wives and several sons, 3 of whom have staked their claims to the throne and split the royal family. but it was the mother of miss susie lucas, well a teeny, who held the highest status amongst his father's wives and served as regent when her husband died. in his 1st address, after undergoing a ritual to mark the start of his reign, the new king dismissed the controversy surrounding his rise to power long in bono, one. 0, did i know that you're aware of the state of the royal family in recent times of up to you size? i asked it what have you here in the media? any comments being made by those disputing the throne. you should hear them. but you should not listen to them would, but he knew org malice base with

so heath was suffering, and i asked my daughter and i'd overdose him, but because the va denied him thatey were also denied care benefits for my daughter to taken leave from work, because he was 100% service connected, which was important. but the va said that he did not prove that his lung cancer was connected to the burn pit, so they denied him. this bill would change that, because the presumption would be there. the veterans would stop been denied. >> susan, i'm so, so sorry for what you've gone through, for what your daughter is gone through. and here you are fighting for veterans. you've been there since last week, how long are you willing to stay? >> we are going to stay until it passes. we're not going anywhere, like i think someone shouted when john stewart was speaking. we are determined to show the senator is that we need to stay here until this passes, because we're gonna stay here until it passes. every day is clear critical for these veterans, cancer treatment can't wait. every day a veteran will die from one of these toxic illnesses, or even suicide because they've lost all

heath made me promise him i would carry on his story to help these other veterans. i am just thrilled today that it passed. because we don't want to see another family suffer like ours did. [applause] >> our most sincere congratulations to susan, the veterans, jon steward and all the advocates who -- i know this gets tossed around a lot. a lot of people claim to be one. but if you are when we want to patriot looks like, it is susan. and on that note, i wish you all a very good night. and from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late with us, i'll see you at the end of tomorrow. tonight, on all in. far-right european racist and antisemite strongmen. the horse of putin, and speaking at the conservative conference. >> fascism, coming to texas. yes, the poster boy of far-right politics in europe, speaking at cpac, and meeting, one-on-one, with donald trump. then, new details on the trump appointee, investigating the missing text messages. plus, new details about trump lawyers, talk into the justice department about january 6th.

heath made me promise him i would carry on his story to help these other veterans.st thrilled today that it passed. because we don't want to see another family suffer like ours did. [applause] >> our most sincere congratulations to susan, the veterans, jon steward and all the advocates who -- i know this gets tossed around a lot. a lot of people claim to be one. but if you are when we want to patriot looks like, it is susan. and on that note, i wish you all a very good night. and from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late with us, i'll see you at the end of tomorrow. tomorrow if you would allow me, i'd like to take you back in time. back to september of 2009,

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until about 2010, the bill is named after sergeant first class heath robinson who died of lung cancerer repeated exposure to those burn pits, his young daughter introduce the president today. the signing. >> when they came home many of the fittest and best warriors that we sent to war. we're not the same. headaches. no dizziness, cancer. my son beau was one of them. >> the bill personal for the president. he believes burn pits contributed to his son. beau's fatal brain cancer. >> problems could be brewing with the nation's beer supply. carbon dioxide, a gas used to brew beer has been in low supply for the past couple years. now the stems from production issues with ethanol, which supplies. almost a half of all domestic, a c o 2 a contamination issue and one of the nation's largest carbon dioxide manufacturers in mississippi isn't helping either demand for alcohol has continued to rise throughout the pandemic. as we know and some brewery say that they're getting tapped out. >> here's that a bird or you can. you can prep cook it and sell it the same you know, there there are weeks or mo

hadley heath manning on that at 2:30. you remember everyone wanted to go up to be a president a astronaut, a star football player? not anymore. wait until i tell you what gen-z wants to be. golly. i want you to tweet me, cv payne, when you were growing up what was your dream job in i will tell you mine later in the hour. that and so much more on "making money." ♪ charles: all right. so friday's session landed in the record books and for, really it is, people will remember this fed thing for a lot of reasons. three key numb brothers you don't want to forget, eight, the minutes that jay powell, short. 3.25, hell of a rout, 3.4, 3.4%, as you can see by far the worst reaction ever to a jackson hole speech. professional investors though, maybe they weren't so sad. you would think golly this made everyone sad. maybe not. take a look where professional investors are, particularly hedge funds. significantly short this market. they are betting against this market. here is the good news the last time they bet against the market wit

six fire engines and 40 firefighters were called to a fire and explosion in thornton heath.were black boys. a child has died at the scene of an explosion that caused a terraced house to collapse in south london. three others are in hospital being treated for their injuries. the us senate has approved a landmark bill which includes the country's biggest—ever investment to tackle climate change. the $430 billion spending package is one of the centrepieces of president biden�*s agenda. republicans were opposed to large parts of the bill, which includes tax rises for businesses. lea na hosea reports. wildfires, flash floods, drought and melting polar ice caps — extreme weather events are increasing around the world because of climate change. the united states tops the list of countries that have emitted the biggest amount of carbon dioxide in total since the industrial revolution and is still the world's second—biggest polluter. with such high stakes, the democrats cried with joy and pumped theirfists in the air after the us senate finally approved a key plank of presidentjoe bi

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the case involves allegations, the trump organization misled banks and tax authorities attend summer heath and a fierce drought of sparked a major wildfire in southwest france. around 6000 hectares of pine forest have been destroyed. a north korean leader kim jones suffered with a high fever during the country's cupboard 19 outbreak. that's according to his sister. she's also blame the pandemic on propaganda. leaflets dropped by south korea. sol has dismissed those claims as groundless. so those were the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera after war tales stateroom. thanks for watching. i thought talk to al jazeera, we ask for the rebound you speak off is clearly come, get a high cost for airlines and the industry. what's going wrong? we listen. you were part of the, i'm struggling in the 19 seventy's if you have any regrets. no, we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera aah! control holiday in. and you controllers the region around and that's why it was such a bloody battle. the important thing if you were walking around in beirut wa

still motion though instead on the policy crutches for heath the intellectually good 3. she shows up with no conditioner. she knew what she was supposed to read them. gloves. 34 could promote because it was up with a socialist preeminent. national many experts predict that anti russian sanctions will follow the iranian scenario. for more than 40 years. iran has been living under a western economic blockade as a joke before, generally managed to continue and then motor segments of society with they do faces . ha, generally around the world sanctions was seen as a response to religious fanatics taking power. but it wasn't that simple of the iran's islam revolution in 1979, the pro western shaw was overthrown. the later flight, the country, taking a considerable part of the treasury with him protested in terror, responded by seizing the american embassy. they took $66.00 staff hostage and demanded washington extradited the fugitive leader. the sheer clergy, led by ayatollah khomeini, had to take power into their own hands. u. s. president jimmy carter ordered iranian oil im

her son in law, heath robinson of the ohio national guard was around burn pits while serving and then died in 2020 grand daughter is so traumatize finding her unconscious on the floor. burn pits were used during the wars in the middle east as a way to destroy various materials. kimberly hughes lost her husband after he suffered from exposure. this is a red light siren. hughes are some of the veteran supporters vowing not to leave the capitol until senators passed the pact act. the pact act would extend va benefits to post 9.11 combat veterans who are exposed to toxins while serving in the military. waiting tired of the way. rosie torres with burn pits 3.60, is also calling for action after previously supporting it. senate republicans blocked the bill from passing last week. comedian in veterans advocate jon stewart has this message for senators. >> you voted yes, june 16th. 84 to 14. what changed in the bill that caused you to change your vote? >> the senate hopes to take another vote on the bill by the end of the week reporting in washington reshad hudson. >> ahead, people are doing

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california with temperatures reaching more than 39 degrees celsius. several heath advisories and warnings have been issued parts of the western united states for the brief of a 23 year drought. the worth on record, it fled to water restrictions and wildfires. in portugal, a massive wildfire which was brought under control last week is blazing again. more than 12055000 the flames. inside the unesco designated nature park, it's been burning for more than a week. tearing through 15000 tech has of land. and in northern argentina wildfire is burning through launch areas of peep land. local people say that having difficulty breathing. the region is in a 4 year drought and the 5 season in worse than usual, 5 have been through more than 10000 head has in the past month. ah. this is al jazeera time to look at the headlines. one of donald trump's most prominent republican adversaries has lost their reelection bid in the state of wyoming. las chaney said she would do whatever it takes to deny the former president as 2nd term. u. s. president joe biden is.

one of the areas banned is haywards heath in west sussex. six weeks with little rain and dry conditions. plots are bare, crops and flowers are drying. murray owns an allotment here. it has meant a poorer harvest and a depressing time of the year when we should be bringing in lots and lots of crops. i do have that longer term worry that it is going to put people off the idea of gardening. in fife, in scotland, farmers are being temporarily banned from using water from the river eden on theirfields from midnight tomorrow. although not officially declared a drought area, in barry island in south wales, the warm weather has been good for business. financially, it's helped immensely. when we see weather forecasts like this, hitting 30 degrees, we can cope. we are now halfway through this extreme and there is forecast for some rain early next week but the environment agency says we will need weeks of rain to stop the drought affecting parts of england. helena wilkinson, bbc news, surrey. which parts of the country are being affected. this is where

strike and the area, the 9 capabilities and according to the chinese military, oh me says a currently heath their targets on most importantly the p. o. a claimed that the entire life fire training mission has been successfully completed and they are lifting the relevancy and aerospace control right now. on the other hand, time on these defense ministry just we have heard before said its force were on the alert and monitoring the situation while seeking to avoid escalating tensions. that's worth mentioning, that it's not uncommon for china to hold military drills in the tie. one straight and what we're seeing now though, appears to be something else entirely. why exactly are these latest exercises so concerning? well, this is a 1st time debts chinese army contacted a military operation with life. i am a nation. i run the islands of taiwan junior, which p o a crossed a mit line of time on street, which day of course don't recognize officially. and the entire exercise was completed using life emanation, which means that this kind of drill can be converted to actual combat at any time adding th

three other people were taken to hospital after the incident yesterday on galpin�*s road in thornton heath gas in recent weeks and they now want answers as helen drew reports. residents have been laying flowers all morning in memory of the child who was killed here on gulp and is ruled, believed to be a four—year—old girl. yesterday morning i came out to workjust before 7am and i could smell gas really strongly. i wasn't going to be out for long and i thought as soon as i get back i will phone the gas ability. and then i heard an almighty explosion. i was in bed, ten past seven and i heard this massive boom, not is all i can put it on the whole of my bed lifted up and i fell out of bed, cut my arm on the table. a resident took this video straight after the explosion. three people were taken to hospital and about 100 others evacuated from their homes. there is a big presence here from the gas company both outside the house with the explosion happened and some of the surrounding roads and it is the main theme of a lot of residents i spoke to, whether or not they smelled gas a couple of weeks

i'mma, a law heath. thank you for your conversations and your questions on you chip. i will see you next time. thanks for watching. take everybody ah o guest on al jazeera, kenya, braces for a title contested votes. as the country goes to the poles and the elections that will shape its future, the listening post examines and dissects the world media. how they operate to the stories they cover up to 5 years on since mia mars mostly minority were forced from the country. we look at the plight of the rocking. i'll just say we're world showcase is the best documentary from across the network, including a new 3 part series, the sixty's in the arab world. as protests continue following the swearing in the new president could, through lancaster, economic and political crisis, lead to humanitarian 1 august m. o g 0 ah diets define who we are. but who are we? if we don't know what we're eating in a disturbing investigation into globalized food fraud, people and power reveals long hidden scandalous practices that have infiltrated international wholesale markets and supermarket

one of the areas banned is haywards heath in west sussex.llotment has suffered after nearly six weeks with little rain and dry conditions. plots are bare, crops and flowers are drying. i have had excellent crops of broad beans. murray owns an allotment here. it has meant a poorer harvest and a depressing time of the year when we should be bringing in lots and lots of crops. i do have that longer term worry that it is going to put people off the idea of gardening. in fife, in scotland, farmers are being temporarily banned from using water from the river eden on theirfields from midnight tomorrow. although not officially declared a drought area, in barry island in south wales, the warm weather has been good for business. financially, it's helped immensely. when we see weather forecasts like this, hitting 30 degrees, we can cope. we are now halfway through this extreme and there is forecast for some rain early next week but the environment agency says we will need weeks of rain to stop the drought affecting parts of england. helena wilkinson, b

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let's cross to our correspondent, matt cole who is in thornton heath. have explained to me that such was the strength of the blast that the house is collapsed and windows of been blown in and some describe how the ripples on some of the roof tiles of the house is opposite of 50 metres and set up all around simply due to the size and scale or make sure that things are now safer. and they'll be helping with that. fire crews were called here at 708 this morning. they were on site within three minutes. different fire appliances came to the scene in the scene was one of devastation. those were here first had to use urban search crews, they managed to rescue four people from the site. three have been taken to hospitals and various injuries and one of the person was treated at the scene and later in the last hour or so, they have confirmed that one young child has died. we have been told that police have now taken over the site and they are going to be investigating potentially what happened here and there have been some reports that there have been cast smell

well, this has been unrelenting heath. it's now lasted for more than 2 months. so here's what's going on. we've got this plume of heat rate across the yangtze river valley, whether you're in western central or eastern areas, everyone is feeling it. what we know is that the heat started earlier this year. it's been more intense, and it's last, the longer a lot of comparisons are be made to 2013. that's when a heat wave stretch for 62 days, but we've already blown past that and we're coming up to 70 days. and there's still more indication that it will carry through here some proof of just how hot it's been in chunk ching, a 45 degrees. so we've got temperature is a good 10 degrees above where they should be. and is there any release coming? here's the forecast on saturday. keep in mind darker the red, the higher the temperature. here's the yangtze river valley and we've still got temperatures in the 40s. okay, let me take the colors off and show you the precipitation rate. now a week line of storms coming in to shanghai. so here's what the next 3 days looks like a