. ♪ >> hello, i'm kimberly halcut, this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up, u.s.sident joe biden said hundreds of thousands of hectors around the grand canyon will be protected from uranium mining. >> military prevention will not be taken off the table. kimberly: refusing to rule out force in niger but they say diplomacy is the best way to restore civilian rule. >> i've in bangladesh and will bring you more on the devastating landslide and flooding that's taken place in this area. ♪ kimberly: eight south american countries have agreed to launch an alliance to fight deforestation in the amazon and vowed at a summit in brazil to stop the world's biggest rain forest from reaching a point of no return. the summit opened on the same day the european union's climate observatory confirmed july was the hottest month ever recorded on earth. >> there are many amazons. the amazons of bolivia, brazil, colombia, ecuador, guyana, peru and venezuela are represented here in this meeting. as a whole, these amazons are home to many others. the amazon of the forest and cities, the a

kimberly: west african nations condemned the decision by niger coup leaders for ousting the president for treason. ♪ hello, this is al jazeera life, and coming up, hawaii's governor mourns the death toll from wildfires on now we could rise from 96 as search teams scoured down neighborhoods. iranian officials blame isis for the deadly attack on a prominent shiite shrine in the city of surprise. -- shiraz. and we report from the belarus border where an increasing number of migrants and refugees are in need of help. the west african regional block has condemned the decision of niger's military rulers to -- prosecute the deposed president for treason. they're calling it another provocation. the president was ousted and detained after the military seized power last month. the united nations has called the development worrying. we report from casino in nigeria. -- testing -- >> nigeria things are getting more president for the -- difficult for the president. his guards want to charge him with treason after sacking him. >> the government of niger, has to date gathered necessary evidence to p

host: kimberly? guest: there's a lot there. i know people have frustration with some of the things that other presidents have done i cannot condone all the behavior. he was not convicted by the senate in either of his impeachments. we can talk about those things. but the collusion, to use bill barr's word, the communication with russians in the lead up to the 2016 election on behalf of donald trump and his campaign, it's established in a report. i am a lawyer, i am a law professor. i adhere to verifiable facts. that means testimony under oath, videotapes, audiotapes, documentary evidence it has to be used in a way that is consistent with various rules that bind courts. that is really different from politics. in this particular instance, i think the question moving forward is, can government meet its very high standard of proof? proof beyond reasonable doubt of the charges in this indictment. it is an argument that other politicians should be indicted. donald trump had that authority through his department of justice and we saw

kimberly go ahead. all right, so i love the idea that we're, we're looking at this data now and we're talking about data that is essentially invisible, right? all of this material that, that we've been talking about this on vacation, not that image, even from the vin horizon telescope. these are in different kinds of light that human eyes can proceed. we can't see it extra late. we can't see in radio light. um, so it's really important to consider like all of these things that are happening out there in the universe. so much of it, we can't see and we need different telescopes, like the chatter extra observatory, like the event horizon telescope, didn't order for us to be able to learn more about them. i like to think of like the chantix observatory is like a black hole hunter. it's found black holes near far, small, big, even medium sized ones. kind of like a goldilocks thing. i guess. there's just, there's so much to learn for these, these little special laboratories that are out there in the universe

kimberly, what is a black hole? well, i think a black hole is a really cool thing and it's a really interesting thing. and i think of mystery. but in essence, i like to think of them as a dense compact object is gravitational pull is so strong that within a certain distance of it, nothing, not even light, kinda escape, and many of the black holes that we sort of know and love, i guess our thought to be the result from the collapse of a very, very, very massive star, as it sort of gets towards the end of it. stellar evolution that's, that's a simple uh, explanation that i can understand. i want to ask you though, a pre, a, you know, when we talk about black holes, there's a lot of misconceptions. there's a lot of maybe confusion when it exactly is so they certainly seem to help us understand how our galaxy kind of was shaped and formed. but what fascinates you most about it as well, i guess, as i just mentioned, right. so you can think of the black hole as a place to explain gravity from which nothing can escape. and

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you are on with kimberly whele. caller: i will make mine short. trump will be our next president in 2024. the democrats are too crooked. they should go arrest joe biden and hunter biden this morning. donald trump will be our president. mark that down. host: what about how the special counsel asked americans to read this indictment? it is a 45 and paid -- a 45 page indictment. it's not too long. many of them are longer. have you read it? caller: i have read most of it, not all of it. it's just to mess with the 2024 election. why don't they go to hunter biden and the rest of the democrats? he said hey, by burner phones. it's a joke. to sit here and tell us that it's a peaceful transfer of power? we didn't have one. sorry, it went out the window. the constitution went out the window when they were impeached twice with no crimes or misdemeanors. he won the election. the 17 bellwether counties, he was the winner. sen. merkley: -- guest: well there is a lot there. people are frustrated over what other presidents have done. he was not convicted by the se

kimberly, it's happening every day. multiple times a day. in fact, i did a quick little check in the last 10 days. the president has not just referred erroneously to the war and ukraine as the war in iraq. he's also put his hand over his heart. over when the indian net or india is national anthem was happening, not the american national anthem when the prime minister of india was here. he also, when the prime minister was here referred to him as the prime minister of china. he also said when a prime minister moody was beside him, he was walking to his table and said, where are we? he was completely lost. he, i am very recently add an event in hartford, said god save the queen man. well, unfortunately the queen is no longer with us and we don't generally say that in the united states, what do you think that people are not saying out loud? the president is very experienced, lovely man. that is very clear, but he's also 80 years old. he's the oldest serving president and us history. all of us, when we get to about 80 in a demanding job, are not

kimberly. yeah. talk to me a little bit about who's political futures on shaky ground right now, who got oxygen from this debate. and all of them are on shaky ground that we saw on stage the night. donald trump, in my view one because he didn't need to be there and he knew he didn't need to be there. he did loom large in the questions that were asked others and. and while they tried not to mention his name, you know, it's sort of like that eminem song, you know, when he said, hey, if i'm not there, you're still gonna be talking about me. and so i think donald trump did not get any knock out blow, or even a definitive kind of opposition for most of the candidates up there and even those that, that challenge him like nikki haley over inflation or press christy over january 6 . but we're not able to distance themselves. does that make lee across a lot of other issues? and so, you know, donald trump did wells, and i, even though he was not there, that promise swami is sort of of being, um, they all went

host: kimberly? guest: there's a lot there.now people have frustration with some of the things that other presidents have done i cannot condone all the behavior. he was not convicted by the senate in either of his impeachments. we can talk about those things. but the collusion, to use bill barr's word, the communication with russians in the lead up to the 2016 election on behalf of donald trump and his campaign, it's established in a report. i am a lawyer, i am a law professor. i adhere to verifiable facts. that means testimony under oath, videotapes, audiotapes, documentary evidence it has to be used in a way that is consistent with various rules that bind courts. that is really different from politics. in this particular instance, i think the question moving forward is, can government meet its very high standard of proof? proof beyond reasonable doubt of the charges in this indictment. it is an argument that other politicians should be indicted. donald trump had that authority through his department of justice and we saw what

i'm kimberly help if this is alger 0. live from the ha, also coming of ecuador is left his candidate, louisa gonzalez, and her surprise challenger daniel nobela, are leading in the presidential election, which court had to run off a tropical storm. hillary makes land fall in mexico and has towards southern california. there are warnings of catastrophic floods and women make history at the football world. top spain list the tropi for the 1st time, leaving england one neil the will begin with breaking news from guatemala, where anti corruption center left handed at bernardo arrow. valo has won the presidential run off election. no error val around on a platform of fighting corruption in a country, dealing with both corruption and violence. are valid was on the ballot with conservative candidates. sandra torres, well i'll just 0. then we'll wrap. hello, is it live at a police station in guatemala city and talk to us manny about this is really a surprise when for an outside or candid, is that right? the good to be with your t

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just really quickly want to focus for a minute on the disparity, and i will go to you first, kimberly, because you know, the cases aren't the same. it's different, a former president, and what he did is much worse, but it still bugs me, kimberly, that the people, set aside trump for a second, who attacked our capitol, livestreamed it, right, not on twitch, but on other things, and went back to their hotels, casually got on planes and went home. it was only a year later in most cases they even got arrested. this was like some teenagers brawling or, you know, getting too excited about a ps5, scooped up immediately. and the guy who called them there, who is not trying to overturn an election, and who is not out there attacking the judge and prosecutors, he got arrested. i will propose to you, and i will let you respond, that our criminal justice system is bifurcated but not against donald trump. bifurcated in favor of him. your thoughts. >> i think that's absolutely true, joy. this is not the first time we talked about the difference in the way the criminal justice system treats people a

kimberly, thank you for being here today. all right, so the justice department drops the third indictment, talking to mike davis about the timing of this, following hunter biden's former business partner sitting down for the big news making interview is interesting to note. but where do you think all of this goes next? >> well, i mean, i was really struck by the weakness of the conspiracy charges in particular in this indictment because essentially what they are saying is that donald trump was told by many people that his election claims were not true and yet he acted on those anyway. the problem is many people were giving him opposite information so to me jack smith needs to go to donald trump's state of mind and that's what the indictment is missing. some documentation or email that trump says i know this is untrue and i'm saying it anyway and taking actions on it anyway. so, how do you go do that state of mind, i don't know. i'm also very concerned about the president, for future actions, not just presidential candidates b

. >> i want to turn to boston globe columnist, kimberly atkins stohr, and senior msnbc political analyst. for me, kind of the wildest numbers out of this ap poll are that while 63% of republicans want trump to run, even more -- so presumably people who don't want him to run, 74% say they'd vote for him if he were the nominee. deconstruct that for me. >> well, you know, and i actually think when it comes to election day, donald trump if he's the nominee, he's going to get 92, 93% of the republicans to vote for him. i think it's kind of normal. i think they know, republicans know there's a vulnerability with donald trump, especially in the aftermath of all these indictments and then they don't know what's ahead in that. but in the end, they're going to coalesce around the republican nominee regardless of their -- of feelings of it's maybe flawed in this, and donald trump will get an overwhelming number of republican votes. the problem, as was pointed out by y'all is that independents continue to deteriorate for donald trump and that is where the election will be decided in '24. so even tho

kimberly. all right, i had very slide for us there in a bush at the very latest latest. thank you so much. i the okay, well going to turn to neighboring malley now the united nations peacekeeping mission. there is speeding up its withdrawal as and security situation in that country. worse since the military and government has pushed the united nations mission to leave the country before the end of the year. out 0 sent. and monica reports un peacekeepers in there, in northern molly or rushing to pack their bags, dismantle equipment and shut down their operation. summer from ivory coast others from bangladesh. their objective was to protect this dark city of tim book, 2 from iso and all kinds of fighters, but they're being forced to leave before completing their mission. in june, molly's military lead government cold for the withdrawal of the un peacekeeping force known as mendoza saying, there was no peace for them to keep accusing the un, if an action to the face of attacks and blaming it for the deteriorating security situation. the head of the mission disagrees. let me

kimberly. and as you mentioned there in your introduction, despite the fact that bill amount of the audio is the sort of got them all as 1st, democratically elected president, he is largely seen as a political outside are here in guatemala. for many, this was a, a surprise to see an idea of i'll come out of relative obscurity and the 1st round of voting that took place in june to, to sort of jump to become the front runner. and in terms of the polling that we saw in the lead up to this runoff election that took place on sunday. those numbers match very well with what we saw in the pulling ahead of a head of the election, but still very much a surprise. and the party is still going on, we had to move away from the center of the constitutional plaza here in guatemala city, just to kind of way from a bit of that noise and uh at the, to be able to talk to you and talk a little bit about these big surprises, you know, there's a lot of challenges that lie ahead for the president elect bill. amount of

i'm kimberly help if this is alger 0, live from the ha. also coming up clashes in and around libya is capital tripoli after the detention of a powerful commander. west african nations condemned the decision by new shares qu, leaders to prosecute the house of president. for treason. for why is governor warrens the death toll from wildfires and valley could rise above 199 as search teams scour burned down neighbor, but the grand jury in the us state of georgia has issued an indictment edits investigation . it's donald trump's attempt to overturn the 2020 presidential elections. those charge and the case in georgia have not yet been named. the former president has been criminally indicted 3 times so far this year. well, john henry is live in atlanta with the very latest for us. and what more can you tell us about these georgia indictments of what we know that the indictments handed from the grand jury to the judge in this case include 10 separate indictments. what we don't know is who therefore, as you mentioned, it is expected that donald tr

kimberly, you're absolutely right over wyoming. yes, there's a lot of frustration about how all of this on folding and how it continues to move forward. but as far as the private side of business and the non profits, they have jumped in with both feet and, and are working hard. you're right. this has been a shelter in a donation center, and for many of these families who have lost every thing, this is all they have. they lost their homes, they've lost everything they have, they've lost everything they know and the fires dealing all of that and, and simply leaving behind so much on certain the and of course that over whelming pain from loss. what i can also tell you is the main road way in to look. i know the area that was hardest hit. it's been opened up at this point though, the town itself or the story town, that ravaged by these planes is still for the most part, locked down, but at least people can get in and get a better idea though there's very little salvage at this point. recovery teams, like you talked about pouring in fro

kimberly, will these latest charges help or hinder? trump's bid for a 2nd time and the white house in the short term, these are likely to help donald trump, because once again, what it does is it put donald trump's name in the forefront, in newscasts all across the united states, all around the world. it's injecting oxygen into his campaign for another term in the white house. and so this is very good news for donald trump is what he likes it's, it's given him headlines, but of the long term it could be detrimental because what this is doing is time consuming for donald trump. he has yet another legal battle to fight. it is distracting, and it's also sucking money away from the war chest, if you will. these are all the battles that he has to fight and it's a battle that is distracting from the battle. he wants to be fighting against joe biden, for the white house. and so ultimately this is a problem for the man that wants to become president. once again, with all of these district sions, i suppose you could argue that the donald trump

the hello i'm kimberly hawkins. this is alex is here a live from the ha, also coming up anger in libya at revelations. it's foreign minister had talked.

kimberly, let me just tell you how big has this woke up been so far. if you have predicted before the tournament that 2000000000 people would watch the tournament, and it appears that that number has been exceeded already. and of course, the event has brought a record clause of $2000000.00 tickets were sold for the games. it just tells you how big the women's football and then how fast it's growing. and we've heard like sci fi fi press. yes, said johnny infant tino he was full of praise. this is the biggest woke up women's woke up ever after the expansion from 24 teams to 32 teams. we had a lot of socks, a lot of surprises, 3 african teams for the 1st time. they've reached the knockout stages, which is now jerry, uh, south africa, i'm a russell, i'm sorry about the us. that's the like. then we didn't expect of him like this. just we the exit of the, the usa, the to time defending challenges, but for now and one, all we're going to have a different name on that trophy is going to be the spain or england at the full 75000 people are watching that match i

kimberly, it's all heating up. now. what happens on the 1st day when trump goes to cold over the latest in diamond? right? well, what we know is that he will appear this time at a federal court. so what we expect is that is going to be a court that will be in washington dc. so the last time we saw the president he was in florida. and so this is going to be a venue that's going to be a lot less friendly in terms of his appearance. florida was a home tomorrow, alonzo, where the president lives. so this was a climate that was more welcoming. this will be less welcoming because this is a, a see if it is largely democratic. this was in contrast to a republican state or a red state if you will, have a little know hostile is a little bit more. the case is a piling up there on the me it is like, are you losing count or is it just me and no, it's not just you and what i mean there are the main cases, but there are also the frivolous cases. so yeah, we're losing count and this is a problem for the president because the legal bill

kimberly so let's bring it, i guess, from washington dc. we're joined by adolfo franko, a republican party strategist, and for the advisor to send us john mccain. from main, we're joined by adam kevin stein who has a pop up a little from adams doc and comments time, which specializes in government investigations and also in washington dc. rheanna shaw, a political strategist, full. i'm a senior aides republican members of congress at godaddy with as many thanks and data that let's uh, turn to adolfo. uh 1st uh, trump's been a joy to 3 times now has been investigated as we headed down several other fronts. he says, tuesdays, indictment is quite the latest corrupt check chapter to metal with the 2024 presidential election on positive on the american which hunts. let's break that down for a moment, but also all the charges against him and the timing of them politically motivated. absolutely. right, the president, president, trump is absolutely correct a couple things just to begin. first of all, let's talk about the timing and i'm glad you ask

to what we've been using kind of files that matter to you, the hello, i'm kimberly how can and to have the hear the top stories on algae 0 news years, military spokesman has announced the new prime minister lea. let me zane has served as the economy and finance minister for 8 years from 2002. meantime, the west african block echo was says it will hold a summit to discuss the crisis in the chair on thursday. well, the top us state department officials in this year and says she's health, frank and difficult talks with senior qu leaders, but acting deputy secretary state victoria newland says she has not been allowed to meet with the self proclaimed president general. after a mean shawnee or ousted leader will have a bedroom full earlier owl to 0 is rosalind jordan spoke to you. a secretary of state anthony blinking about the situation in the chair. very quickly sir. the situation in the share will be, you will say, this is now a co so whatever you call it, what we seen is the disruption of the constitutional order in each year. and we like many countries throughout africa and notably equ

around well, the challenges the, [000:00:00;00] the hello, i'm kimberly healthcare. this is alice 0 live from dell ha. also coming up. major delays for thousands of passengers as the okay is the air traffic control system is hit by a technical falls. anger in libya, at revelations, it's foreign minister had talks with israel, has now been dismissed. the president of france says, the ambassador in this year will not leave despite pressure from the june to their uninstall. spanish prosecutors of open to a sexual abuse investigation into the country's approval federation. president lewis ruby, all his previous under pressure to resign, after kissing and spanish by jenny amongst them on the lips following that will cover the technical issue at u. k. air traffic control has led to long flight delays, with thousands of passengers stuck on planes and at airports. now, the computer failure has been identified and even fixed, but not before. hundreds of flights are grounded across the country. within 500 flights have been canceled. airlines across europe warn passengers to ex

and kimberly atkins stohr for "the boston globe." hello, everybody.king debate politics and not legal shenanigans. i think we're all overrating the fact that a front-runner decided to not go to the first debate. i keep trying to remind people, george w. bush didn't go to the first debate in 1999. >> yeah, but this is different because this is the metaphor for this race, right? you have donald trump doing an interview with tucker carlson right before turning himself in to get bailed out of this indictment in georgia, and then you've got seven or eight or maybe nine people scrambling to figure out some way to get traction against him in milwaukee. >> you heard governor burgum there, and i -- jonathan, i'm not surprised by the answers he gave me on this. this is why he's been sticking to his guns. is that a viable pact? >> speaking about the illustration about the larger theme, what a great example of a missed opportunity this morning. you're on national television and you don't take an opportunity to say something about the big of the question, not only

kimberly, is nice to have you on the show. you appeared on the show. confirming that prigozhin's death by way of genetic testing. what is your initial reaction to this breaking news? >> i guess my initial reaction is that it's not that breaking a. and i figured it was yevgeny prigozhin. there have been interviews that independent journalism group out of russia did, they talk to mercenaries warren wagner, or mercenaries that used to be in wagner. they said that the man had attempted to fake his death twice in the past five years, but they said this time was different because the usual protocols from place. reading those interviews that medusa did, that solidify that to me long before the russian state, you know, said that it was prigozhin was on the plane >>. kimberly, now with prigozhin being, gone despite the failed coup that happened a few months ago, does this open up any type of space for somebody to kind of step into that breach? >> i think it does. puck ocean was a mastermind in many ways. he wore many hats. he wasn't ju

hello, i'm kimberly how can into hi these are the top stories here on al jazeera for you as president donald trump has pleaded not guilty to for federal charges related to attempts to overturn the 2020 us election results. trump has called it political persecution. judge has set the next court hearing for august 28th. this is a very sad day for america. and it was also very sad driving through washington dc and seeing the bill and the k at all of the broken buildings. it was. this is not the place that i left, it's a very sad thing to see it when you look at what's happening. this is a persecution of a political opponent. this was never supposed to happen in america. the persecution of the person that's leading by very, very substantial numbers in the republican primary and leading by the, by a lot of you can read a new person or you prosecute them. we can't let this happen in america. he's yours . co leaders have declared that they'll revoke some military cooperation agreements with france. supporters of the military takeover rally in the capital on the countries a national day to pr

the hello, i'm kimberly healthcare and the have. the top story is now on algae 0. the clock is ticking for new shares. qu leaders who have until sunday to see power and returned to civilian rule. according to a deadline set by west african nations, the regions defense chiefs have drawn up a plan for possible military intervention. that's if ms. harris generals don't reinstate the democratically elected president. habit bassoon. there is a see this by a lot of these at least you know, the middle of the dishwasher that is a full revision email on the release to but new jersey to leader of dura han chianti has remained defiant. he's warned any of rush and will be met with force. he's also receive support from genta is in neighboring malli and for kenneth faso, who also stage military takeovers in recent years. and time on the ground in new share demonstrations contained for another day in support of the military rulers. around a 100 students gathered on the campus in the capital name a to protest any potential military action. a sub the international community is inti

kimberly cheng is in lancaster. >> residents say they're stuck in their homes until someone comes out to clear this water. this is what they woke up to after that storm. this is a neighborhood near east avenue, j and 30th street eastern residents. tell me this is not the first time this is happened. they have seen flooding after major storms before the drains. just can't keep up with the amount of rainfall. one resident walks in and the water was up to her thigh. some children were playing in it and it was waist deep where been stranded for here for 2 days. residents are stuck in their homes near vineyard drive in emerald lane in lancaster, water, pooled in front of their homes, creating a lake trains can't keep up with the rain. no one wants to take a chance and drive out. they saw what happened to saldana chevy and it's been just unfortunate just it's my 3rd car. >> yeah, this is happened to first was a sea route going to be w now. it's michael. and my neighbor. lucy, she does. she did call me, but it worked great guy. lot of hours. yeah, i didn't have time to really get out there.

. >> reporter: kimberly spoke to her father two days before the fire broke out. >> wednesday morning,phone was blowing up with all my news notifications. immediately, i went and called him. it went straight to voicemail. i texted him. still no reply back. >> reporter: officials are urging those with missing family members to submit dna for comparison. >> the big thing we're asking, for people that are either residents or who are visiting maui during this time, to go to their family assistance center and give a dna swab sample so we can use that in our database. >> i still have not done that yet, simply for the fact, that's real. dna testing, that's real. >> reporter: kimberly's uncle ernest and her cousin live on maui and stepped up on her behalf. >> they took swabs, you know. gave a sample. that was it. >> we were just praying and hoping that something will come out of it. >> reporter: while the search for the unaccounted continues, questions linger about the utility company and why they left the power on despite wind warnings. the ceo of hawaiian electric saying the power was needed

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i'm kimberly how good this is al jazeera live from de. also coming up the west african leaders activate a stand by military force which could be set to co hit new share. but they say they'll also try more diplomacy. china is government is accused of allowing homes and businesses to be flooded in have a province to prevent damage in the capital. and russia prepares to launch its 1st moon mission since 1976 headed for the lunar south pole. the . we begin with breaking news. 5 us citizens are, has been moved from an iranian prison to house arrest as part of the deal between the us and ron. they include are ones longer serving american prisoner see a maximize the he was charged in 2015 for having relations with a hostile state. is the initial part of an agreement involving the eventual release of billions of dollars of a ronnie and funds frozen in south korea. divorce of jabari joins us on skype with the latest from the a, ronnie and capital t, ron and doors. so tell us a little bit about the latest situation there as well. kimberly, as far a

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boxes contributor kimberly stronghold. kimberly curth this reporting i from katie rogers.she is a reporter i worked with recently when i was on the trum campaign. sheeser incredible reporter. she cites two source familiar with the conversation that say biden probably told aides trump should be prosecuted, and that he wanted garland to take decisive action. what do you make of that? >> well, this is how it works i washington, right? i mean, biden was never going t produce a memo and send it to the department of justice outlining his wishes. nobody does that. they all want puzzle deniabilit when it comes to sending orders to doj. but instead he tells her close circle of confidants, and in those confidants tell others, and in that message just americ garlent. and that is why i am sure jack smith will be asked at some point did merrick garland tell you to do this or not do this? did you talk to the president? he didn't need to. this had been broadcast from da one. and even if biden never said prosecute him, he has given numerous speeches where he talked about how donald trump