. ♪ jane: i'm jane o'brien in washington in this is "bbc world news america."billion military aid package for ukraine. no let up in the fighting as the country marks independence day and six months since the russian invasion. we report from the frontline. >> six months on, the question is, what's next for ukraine? [explosion] counteroffensive here in the south? jane: highlands prime minister -- thailand's prime minister suspends -- suspended by the court as they consider whethe he stayed in power too long. >> ♪[children singing] ♪ jane: we are in india with children who cannot be sent back to me and mark -- myanmar. we look at the winners and losers -- losers in the states and what it means for u.s. elections in november. >> of all the polish towns destroyed in the holocaust, this is one of the few depicted in moving pictures. jane: the discovery of pre-world war ii jewish life has been turned -- footage of pre-world war ii jewish life has been turned into a documentary. ♪ welcome to "world news america," on pbs and around the globe. independence day and ukrain

jane: for more on u.s.n support for ukraine, i spoke to the senior director for europe at the national security council and one of president biden's top advisers for europe. $3 billion of military aid coming from the u.s., 500 million dollars coming from germany for military aid. does this mean that the u.s. and europe have effectively given up on a diplomatic solution at this point? >> no, absolutely not we are continuing to support ukraine as we have throughout the conflict. our position remains that strengthening them throughout the battlefield puts them at the strongest possible position at the negotiating table. unfortunately russia has given no indication that they are prepared to engage in serious negotiations so we will continue to support ukraine as they fight for their sovereignty on the battlefield. jane: but for how long? joe biden pulled out of afghanistan because it was a forever or. this war after six months looks like it could go on for some time, if not years. what is the endgame here for t

jane: the volatile situation there.kistan, at least 530 people been killed and thousands displaced after disastrous floods hit south of the country. we have the report from islamabad. >> these people say they have lost what little worldly belongings they have had, many left with no means to rebuild. flooding has brought death and instruction across pakistan and the loss has been devastating. >> i am a widow. my house, property, cattle, furniture has been washed away. thwhole region has been washed away. nothing is left. >> all of the animals have been washed away. two houses have collapsed. we are poor and have no support. >> thousands of homes gone, flattened and some major roads washed away, taking it difficult for those trapped by floodwaters to get to safety. rth of the country, relief efforts being overseen. in a temporary shelter for the displaced, he told the women, some of them widowed by the floods, that the government would help them to rebuild their lives. it is not clear how long that will take her along the

jane: isn't it lovely to have them back?e is another story where the pictures tell it all and this is another of them. two-year-old joey went into the sea for the very first time, using a new beach buggy. for disabled people ithe northeast of england. it does up here that we do not actually have those pictures, but never mind. oh, you do? we do? and there they are. >> he's laughing, what you don't really get from joey. he's got two moods, he's either happy or really, really grumpy. when we see the video, we will see how happy he was. we do not tend to go to the beach very often, because of his leg. he is disabled, so it is really difficult pushing the tram across the beach. he was able to do all you would want to do when playing in the sea. he gets left out quite a lot with him not being able to do much. but he was truly genuinely happy. >> he was laughing his head off. i just felt really happy abt my brother. ab him, no matter what. >> yeah, i cried. his dad, he cried also. we have not stopped watching the video, have we? f

jane: a glimmer of hope indeed. speaker of the house of representatives, nancy pelosi, is expected to visit taiwan as part of her tour of asia. china warned of consequences if the trip goes ahead. xi jinping told president biden not to play with fire. taiwan sits around 100 miles off the coast of china and is seen by beijing as a breakaway province that remains part of china. the u.s. doesn't have formal ties with taiwan but there has been growing cooperation between washington and taipei, which angers china. if the visit goes ahead, speaker pelosi would be the highest ranking u.s. official to visit in 25 years. for more, i spoke to the director of the china power project at the center for strategic and international studies. if you were advising nancy pelosi about the advisability of a visit to taiwan, what would you tell her? do you think it is a good idea? >> that is a complex question. the main reason is, china's playbook is, it's hoping threats will deter the u.s. from going to taiwan. if we don't go, china can

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jane: thank you very much.ns living in remote villages in the himalayas are facing a water crisis. glacial streams are shrinking and it is hard to fetch water in freezing temperatures. the government is using special forces to bring tapwater to these villages. diddy traveled there. >> 13,700 feet above sea level. it is a desert over a mountain. she has lived here all her life. never had tapwater. >> i keep water for drinking here. for washing utensils, here. >> she and her husband take me on their daily trek to fetch water. we climb over many lower streams to reach the cleanest source. >> temperatures also low, water freezes outside. we fill only as much as we need. if we need 20 liters, we fill 20 leaders. >> she has to make daily trips in biting weather. even that does not suffice. traditionally, these glaciers streams had enough water to serve the drinking water needs of the entire region. over the decades as himalayan ice has receded, these springs have also shnk. this region has had to move its dependence

jane: it must have been very tough.very girl we spoke with told us of the mental health battles they are now forced to fight. >> it has been the toughest year of my life. it is the worst feeling, i would say. like, not being able to study and to be deprived of your right which is education. it is the worst feeling. it is indescribable in words. and is really saddening to have not a clear vision of your future. whilst you havhad lots of dreams to be fulfilled. jane: what were your dreams? what did you want to do? >> i just wanted to be involved in politics, something that is impossible in today's afghanistan. i wanted to get at least a diploma. i really had the passion to be involved in politics since i was very young. jane: for some of her friends, life is literally unbearable. >> they tried to commit suicide because they got depression, like, being at home for six whole months. i asked one of them and she told me that she didn't know what she was doing because the kind of stress she had was overwhelming. jane: the tali

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hi,jane. hi, jane. good evening to you.r england in the gymastics. jake jarman has won his fourth gold medal of the games. he completed a sensational pair of vaults — the 20—year—old making it look effortless. and it was an english one—two as giarnni regini—morgan took silver. it's his birthday today, and the arena birmingham crowd sang happy birthday to him as he finished his vaults. i can't quite comprehend what's just happened. i have come out here today, just wanting to do my absolute best and enjoy every moment, and the result that i have come out with is just... moment, and the result that i have come out with isjust... i'm over the moon, i'm absolutely ecstatic, and i couldn't of asked for a better day. that is a moment of history forjake jarman, no one has ever won four gold medals. joe fraser won his third gold medal. fraser — whose home city is birmingham — delighted the crowd with an impressive routine on the parallel bars. that is not all. we have also seen alice and stella —— kinsella winning gold. she fell in

jane foley, rabobank head of strategy joining us to discuss. jane, what is the buck stop? jane: when does the buck stop, to be honest? the dollar could be stalled for some time going into next year. the reason for that is not so much about just the u.s. we have to look beyond the u.s.'s borders and asked the question, what else do you want to buy? last week we had that we get a from china. that is bad news for emerging markets. you have a really bad set of affairs in terms of energy for the euro zone, at least the u.k. sterling is looking like cap i to me right now. -- like a bite to me right. the dollar is the only game in town. what is going to stop that? perhaps we have to get the market a little bit more convinced that on the horizon we could potentially have federal interest rate cuts. right now i think the tone is different. interest rates could stay higher for longer. in order to beat inflation down. kailey: the power of the foreign exchange is entirely in the fed's hands, that the ecb is not going to be able to do anything to support their currency? jane: i think w

please welcome jane turner sensor -- censer. jane: thank you for that lovely introduction. it is a pleasure to be in richmond, the city where amelie rives was born almost 160 years ago, and i/o a special thanks to the museum for the invitation, and to the valentine museum, which has allowed me to use so many of the beautiful pictures of rives you will see here today and in my book. in 1891, article referred to her as "the most noted of the younger writers of not only the south but of america." only 28 years old, rives had already been publishing for five years. most readers would have immediately recognized her name. some of -- would have thought of her scandalous bestseller, "the quicker the dead," and others would have pointed to her short stories. others would have anecdotes about her beauty and headstrong behavior. as the daughter of a railroad executive and granddaughter of u.s. senator from virginia, rives had a privileged life. she married two times, one a wealthy new yorker, the second a russian prince, and she also became the prolific author of over 25 books, as we

jane, thank you. [applause] jane: and now, we are going to get into the scholarly component . and to set the stage, we have a very distinguished guest. sister president janetta cole. come on. jane: -- [applause] and sister president has agreed to engage in a conversation with me that y'all get to participate in so i'm going to sit down next to her because she growth and a family of people who knew dr. mary mcleod bethune. >> i just have to say thank you to the brother whip. [applause] jane: we do have an audience who is watching virtually. sister president. >> yes, sister president. jane: we are all family -- products of our family stories. how did your family know mary mcleod bethune and what was your story with your grandfather, great-grandfather? [applause] my great great >> -- my great grandfather was abraham lincoln lewis. [laughter] my great grandfather, the legendary dr. mary mcleod bethune were very dear friends. my great grandfather started with six other black men, afro-american life insurance company of florida in 1901. dr. mary mcleod bethune who at one point in he

my hero. >> jane krakowski was born to perform.st 18 years old. ♪ ♪ she was still a senior in high school when she skated onto the stage in "starlight express." and by then, she already was an emmy nominated soap opera star, and cousin vickie in the classic 1983 movie "vacation." >> i'm steady and i french kiss. >> well, everybody does that. >> yeah, but daddy says i'm the best at it. >> so what was that like to have a lot of high profile stuff happening at that age while you were still in high school? >> exhilarating, i guess. when i look back, it doesn't seem like it was fast. >> acting is in her blood. her parents were active members of their local theater, where young jane often tagged along. >> from the time i was in a crib, i was backstage at this community theater. and i've had many of those shows, i've come to be in on broadway. those moments are the moments where i think, wow, how did this even happen? like how did i see my dad and my mom be in a show in community theater and now i'm opening on broadway? those days are nev

for the pbs newshour, i'm jane ferguson.ith the new revelations relating to the fbi search of mar-a-lago, president biden's decision to cancel some student debt, and primary elections held earlier this week, there is much to discuss with brooks and marcus. that's new york times columnist david brooks, and ruth marcus, deputy editorial page editor for the washington post. jonathan capehart is away. so glad to have both of you here. let's start with the news of that released redacted affidavit. we have been highly anticipating this. a lot of build up to what we might see in this. what is your take away? did we learn anything meaningful? david: i learned that i wish i had a really good eraser to find out what is under that stuff. i don't think we learned massively. we learned that trump wrote on some documents. we got more details on how many there were. but my interest is migrated toward, what did he want to do with the stuff? usually when somebody is accused of may violating the espionage act, it is because they wanted to com

meet jane pihl, 103. james ho, 82. and christine ho, 85. they're old, and they're in great shape.southern california, that's not unusual. ♪ [singing] >> jane pihl swears by a healthy diet. she's never smoked, and she's been teetotal all her life. >> people are killing themselves with their eating habits. their lifestyle is killing them. >> she's a member of the seventh-day adventist church, a protestant denomination. its members believe in clean living and advocate vegetarianism. >> this health message is not a religion. it's like, they call it a right hand help, because a lot of people won't listen to religion, but they'll listen to health. >> jane pihl's late husband was a doctor. everyone in her community makes sure they drink a lot of water and exercise every day. they also believe in a day of rest. this community began in the early 20th century when adventist pioneers opened a sanatorium here. it became the loma linda university medical center. the church's healthy lifestyle seems to add years to its members' lives. the loma linda community is the core of america's "blue zone

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jane pauley is off this weekend.'m tracy smith and this is "sunday morning." >>> the good old days. for many of us that's a time not so long ago when life was simpler, slower, a little kinder. with television comedies like "the dick van dyke show," "the beverly hillbillies" and, of course, "the andy griffith show" in the town of mayberry left prime time tv in 1958. would you believe decades later loyal fans continue to flock to the north carolina town that claims mayberry's legacy. a town where, as ted koppel will tell us, there's a fine line between fiction and reality. >>> those guns aren't real, of course, and this is just a replica of a hollywood set for a television series that went off the air more than 50 years ago. so what is it that keeps tourists flocking to mount airy, north carolina, by the hundreds of thousands every year? i'll give you a hint. ♪ >> reporter: ahead on "sunday morning." >>> jane fonda and lily tomlin have been acting together and breaking rules together for more th're not about to stop no

>> good evening to you, jane. not very worried.ac republicans join independence and joined democrats in saying, inflation is too high. gas prices are too high. we -- wages are t growing quickly enough to sustain a comfortable level. there was a moment's voten kansas that relates to abortion the other night. but i do not think that when you look at the polls, what most that's what most americans are talking about, they are not talking about abortion. they are talking about kitchen table issues. >> nevertheless, isn't this the start of the backlash against the supreme court decision to overturn roe v. wade? the supreme court that is now more conservative thanks to donald trump and his appointments? >> the way i look at this, jane, is i think that looking at the dobbs decision that overruled roe v. wade, that sent it back to the states, back to the people to make the determination of how each jurisdiction, each state would decide what their abortion policies would be. i think that kansas is the first step. people in that particular st

that's right, jane. if you _ and it may last for a while? that's right, jane.for a while? that's right, jane. if you were a - and it may last for a while? that's| right, jane. if you were a southern right, jane. if you were a southern water customer in this area, parts of hampshire and the isle of wight, new could face a maximum fine of £1000 if you were caught with a hose pipe in this area and where i am stood at the moment, you canjust see behind me, this is a reservoir that could be used to provide a local people here with water, if the levels at the nearby river test continue to deplete. now, this reservoir can hold up to 270 million litres of water and i should say that at the moment waters here are a little bit lower than they should actually be, but strictly speaking, as you have heard, we are not actually in a drought, but that hasn't stopped some people changing the way they work. farmers for example, some of them harvesting earlier and others having to look at how they deal with crops that have failed as a result of all of this. now, i should also say

please welcome to the show jane mayer, everyone ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: jane, thank you soalist, you've covered dark money, you've covered corruption in politics do people panic when they get a phone call from you? >> i have read that people have said that when they hear a message from me, they call their solicitor and get their, you know, affairs in order [ laughter ] it's not the most flattering thing to read about yourself, but i have read that >> seth: but then, what do you do so i'd assume a lot of people initially don't want to talk to you. i would assume you don't give up at that point, who do you reach out to next when the, sort of, i don't know, the subject of a story won't talk >> yeah, so rule one is never give up, okay. and what do you do you have to report around them sometime, and you know, you get desperate. some of the times, one of the things that's worked for me is i found a lot of great information from calling people's families >> seth: oh, yeah. >> especially people's mothers [ laughter ] >> seth: if i wouldn't talk to you but then i heard you were call

dougal live in birmingham- — jane dougal live in birmingham.ir opening game against last season's runners—up liverpool. the match ended 2—2 at craven cottage, with the home side taking the lead twice. here's matt graveling. fulham's return to the premier league couldn't be much more daunting. visitors liverpool, last year's runners—up by a point, were back with a point to prove. but the championship champions struck first. aleksandar mitrovic scored a record 43 last season. and they have scored, it is mitrovic! one game in, one goal. in the second half, liverpool evolved through darwin. welcome to the premier league for darwin nunez! new signing darwin nunez showing why he is worth the £64 million paid. the home side hustled and went mitrovic went down... he is over, he says penalty. ..the serbian stepped up. 2—1, fulham. but then, ten minutes from time, a loose ball in the box saw mohamed salah react and rescue the reds. and it finished a point apiece in west london. a game full of twists and turns, starting a season that promises many more. m

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with us to talk about this is jane harman, former president and ceo of the wilson center.bout this alleged plot points to the islamic revolutionary guard, which is especially the iranian government. >> the terror group sanctioned by the iranian government, right. it's the iranian government. during the trump administration, the head of the guard was assassinated and this plot was borne then. on the first anniversary, late last year, a number of these people became targets. what's interesting, first of all, seems to me is not only the justice department indictment carefully drawn and explained by assistant attorney general in charge of national security, but also the people who have been criticizing the justice department the last 48 hours over the trumpgate, the boxes from mar-a-lago, are silent here and are realizing how careful both the fbi and the justice department have been in this case. i think the danger continues. i doubt there's only one person cited in this indictment who is responsible for this. again, carefully he was tracked and the information seems to me ver

jane doe's father agreed to speak with us as long as we maintained his anonymity. >> matt araiza has lost his job for your daughter, is that justice >> it's a step in the right direction. i don't know what the buffalo bills knew and when they knew it. i don't know what their motives were >> reporter: the bills say the lawsuit has brought forth new information, but the team admits it knew about these allegations as early as july. >> we don't know, you know, all the facts, and that's what makes it hard. we just think it's the best move for everyone to move on from matt and let him take care of this situation. >> reporter: araiza has denied the allegation tonight, his attorney saying in part -- his wife simply wishes to fight the civil suit hopefully not the criminally charged and get back into the nfl as soon as possible. >> unless the case is adjudicated and he's found not guilty, i think it's very unrealistic to think that he's going to find a job in the nfl. >> reporter: san diego police say the investigation findings have been turned over to the county district attorney's office fo

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we are going back, jane, that's the short of _ it?hort of it. it's 50 years - it? we are going back, jane, that's the short of it. it's 50 years this i the short of it. it's 50 years this december when apollo 17 left the surface of the moon to come home, and we haven't been there since. the idea is that we go back and build a big rocket, and nasa has spent the best part of ten years developing this vehicle which they call the space launch system. it's more powerful than the saturn fives that hold the apollo astronauts to the moon, and the hope is that extra on full allow astronauts to move not just far in space, but be able to take the extra cargo and supplies that they need to stay for extended periods. if you remember, the apollo astronauts didn't stay long when they landed down to the moon, just hours in some cases. the ideas this time they go and stay for maybe days, there will be a space station around the moon, as well. so this is to go and really put a flag in the ground properly this time, and it all starts with this rocket an

jane: we are hiding her identity for her safety.ntra ar, promised women and girls' rights would be respected. a promise unfulfilled to this day. a recent in depth investigation by amnesty international has documented the devastating collapse in women's rights under the taliban. the scope, magnitude and severity of the taliban's violations against women and girls are increasing month by month, it states. within a year of its takeover of afghanistan, the group's draconian policies are depriving millions of women and girls of the opportunity to lead safe, free and fulfilling lives. they are being sentenced, as one afghan woman put it, to death in slow motion. girls over 14 continue to be banned from public school. younger girls can still attend, but few have a realistic career ahead. women have been forced from the workplace. and some are arbitrarily detained and tortured in prison if they break the rules, or even -- four something as simple as leaving their homes without a male guardian. >> and so these women would just go out sometim

as b, jane struggles with already slowing birth rates. new reporting from reuter siding regional statistics and speaking with experts as well as with young women. i suggest the harsh lock downs of recent months are taking a toll. fewer children are being born. beijing already expected population to begin shrinking in the coming years. are recent un report predicts india will take over its title of most populous nation in 2023 or earlier i spoke with our correspondent in taipei, zachary lee, and asked why trying to 0 cobra lockdown. so we're hitting the countries already declining birth rate. was steve, exactly, some studies have already shown that pandemic economy asserting that the way on both rates around the world historically. and as we all know, china, the recovery policy affects society just equally. for example, many women are in difficulties in carrying a pregnancy and taking care of an infant under heavy restrictions. let alone many are facing financial. you take the curity and worries about live cobit vaccines affecting babies.

fantastic atmosphere and i suspect jane. _ later. sunak and liz truss campaigning at this moment in wales and this is the next hustings and the leadership contest and they have been taking questions from party members and will hear a little bit of that and just a moment. but rishi sunak spoke first and here is some of what he had to say. but first and here is some of what he had to say-— first and here is some of what he hadtosa. �* �* ., ., ., ., had to say. but i'm not going to do is ursue had to say. but i'm not going to do is pursue policies _ had to say. but i'm not going to do is pursue policies that _ had to say. but i'm not going to do is pursue policies that risk - had to say. but i'm not going to do is pursue policies that risk making| is pursue policies that risk making the situation far worse and last far longer. especially if those policies amount to borrowing tens and tens of billions of pounds in unfunded promises, putting it on the countries credit card and then asking our kids and her grandkids to pick up the tab. be

i'm jane king. back to right.ia. they're going to figure out how to drastically cut their water use. a deadline is looming right now for those states to move away from their dependence on the colorado river's water supply. federal officials gave the state until mid august to come up with a plan to cut usage by 15% next year. but after weeks of tense negotiations are still no agreement. and now the bureau of reclamation could step in and issue additional cuts to protect water levels of the country's 2 largest reservoirs, which are lake powell and lake mead. both of which are historically low right now and are supplied by the dwindling colorado river. >> governor newsom is urging the state to take action on climate change. his administration laid out plan to help transition to clean energy. he's calling on the state to fast track a path to 100% clean energy achieve net 0 greenhouse gas emissions and also carbon neutrality by 2045, and plan as well would require a new rule implementing a 32,000 foot buffer zone betwe

james foley. -- jane foley.>> keeping you up-to-date, fed officials are offering mixed signals. there to-day meeting is september 20. one of the most hawkish policymakers james bullard backs a big move. he told the wall street journal there should be another 75 basis point hike. the kansas city president was more cautious saying that the fed has already done a lot of tightening. xi jinping and vladimir putin are planning to attend a group of 20 summit in indonesia according to the indonesian president in an interview with bloomberg. their presence which -- would set up a showdown with other leaders opposed to the invasion of ukraine. intelligence officials say that russia is probably using a nuclear power plant in southern ukraine to shield troops and equipment undermining the security of the plant. the nuclear facility as europe's largest. shares of bed bath & beyond are plunging and investors reacted after news that ryan cohen has sold his stake in the retailer. the retail investors are feeling the pain. footl

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jane dougall rounds up the action from birmingham.y for india in the badminton. there was a huge win in the women's singles for pv sindhu. she was the pre—competition favourite and managed to come through to beat michelle li of canada and collect her first commonwealth games gold medal. like chez san came back after using the first set to win the next two to be to say young of malaysia in the men's singles. also a great win in the men's doubles, beating england. there was a dominant performance from malaysia's purley town and ten amara n in the women's doubles. they saw off lauren smith and chloe birch of england. not such good fortune for the indian men's hockey team though. they were comprehensively beaten 7—0 by the defending champions, australia, who continued their dominance in the sport. england did manage to secure bronze though, beating south africa 6-3. though, beating south africa 6—3. elsewhere, the singaporean duo won gold in the women's doubles table tennis. they beat the australian pair 3—0. in the men's singles, india's

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