mike, hannah, i'll jazeera hurricane in his already battered parts of the caribbean, including cuba, where a 1000000 people have been left without power at august and has more hurricane in made a direct hit on this city philadelphia just a few hours ago. and as you can see, all around me is left a trail of destruction in its way that hundreds of trees that have been filled in the city lamps, electricity, cables, all over the main roads and buildings have also collapsed behind the school. you can see that part of the roof fell off during the hurricane. people are just starting to emerge from the houses now to survey the destruction. now the indian government has declared the popular front of india, an unlawful association. it accuses the group of having links to what it calls terrorist organizations, something the peer find denies. officials have detained at least 200 members of the group in the past week, or pav natal joins us now live from new delhi. so 1st of all, part of the indian meter have been talking about the peer fi as having had a plan to target hindu nationalist groups li

s. capital wasn't chosen as one of the health city mike hannah spoke to fans there. ah, you as fans, excitedly awaiting the beginning of the cut, a world cup in a matter of weeks, interest all the more intense here. because the game is part of washington's culture. almost every school plays it at all levels. and the local professional t, d. c united has substantial support then groups like the screaming eagles could be described as fanatical. there's a lot of fandom, a lot of support, a lot of passion for the game. and it's so it's important to us, given this passion, this a degree of anger that dc was not selected as a host city, as it was in 1990 for the last time. the us hosted the tournament and we are the nate, the nation's capital, that i mean that to me is just i don't know what the thinking behind that was, but i mean, how many other countries do not host from their nation has happened. there's a place to play in virtually every washington neighbourhood. it's important to note that in the us, the name of the game is soccer ball is a different sport entirely.

mike, hannah, 00, washington. christopher, what do you think of the 4800 format? do you think it's too many countries? well, i think most cleanliness and certainly my colleague, richard keys and andy gray with a way to live. and in the united states they play the see to a tournament where you get to the sweet 16. it starts at $64.00. so for american, you know, i think that they would understand it for the rest of the world. it's one of those new rules that is different from the traditions, but we've jumped to 32 from 24 and now they're going to 48. and i think it will be a shorter turn them in for some teams before they go out and we just have to deal with. and i mean, that's the only thing that i could say. i do believe that with god said, canada has 3 places. i think it's vancouver, toronto, and montreal, and then you have in mexico, they have mexico city, long 8th. and then one of the hot i believe, and then you have all the cities in the united states. so really 3 countries and big countries as well will be able to accommodate so many teens. and so many cultur

the mike hannah was at un headquarters in new york. mike, you were listening as well. what did you make of what you just heard? well, as he say, he repeated the intense criticism of russia from what we heard from other leaders as well. in the course of the day he was speaking about the threat of war becoming a common instrument of politics. this in direct reference to the invasion of ukraine, making clear that he sees this as a russian imperialism, saying very sharply to that. i'm glad to make putin will not give up unless he realizes that he's lost. he's calling for a multinational world in order to fight against the type of action that we are seeing in ukraine. but at very important point, he brought up in his speech too, particularly given where he was making the speech is calling for reform of the security council. he said that we must bring the adept out rules. he said to the realities of the 21st century, to do this, he's insistent, the security council has got to be expanded to give a greater voice to the global south. this is very significant hearing a call for

mike, hannah has more from washington. it must be made clear that in the context of the interview, the questioner made a very definite that he was not asking the question based on any new information that is being received. it was a generic type question, a what if? but that being said, the director of the ca, i a back in april, wont congress that there's a possibility that president putin could deploy nuclear devices. should he feel in a corner ukraine authorities of zoom or bodies from a mass burial site in the town of idiom, manny showing signs of torture and present landscape accused russian forces of war crimes, dozens of friends at work as have been carefully digging through the wooded burial site, police experts say most of the bodies belong to civilians, but others are ukrainian soldiers. is im was reclaimed by ukrainian forces last week. us house beacon nancy pelosi arrived in armenia for talks with prime minister nicole passion. yon whitehouse as the visit is a show of support for the country after fighting with

mike hannah, out his era, vietnam has downgraded typhoon north to a tropical depression, but warned people to stay alert. hundreds of thousands have been evacuated from their homes. schools are closed and 2 provinces have imposed curfews about 40000 soldiers and 200000 militiamen is having mobilized for rescue and relief operations . said i had haron al jazeera will tell you why the indian government has banned muslim organization for 5 years. and the former military ruler from guinea goes on trial of the massacre of 150 people in 2000 and 1000000. ah hell i will find a warning has now been issued for typhoon a noro. it is making its way into laos. bring some heavy down poles here. 119 millimeters of rain in the past 24 hours. know where to weather will continue to push its way into, nor the merits of thailand, in french, sliding across into possibly ranma as we go on through the next couple of days. heavy showers to just down towards that cambodia, southern areas of vietnam, good splash showers through malaysia, indonesia seeing wanted to shout the philippines was to sing some lively show

mike, hannah well ukraine authority to exude more bodies from a mass burial site. in the town of him, many a showing signs of torture and present savanski is accused russian forces of war crimes. thousands of forensic workers have been carefully digging through the wooded burial site. police ex but say most of the bodies belong to civilians, but that will also ukrainian soldiers. that is, he was reclaimed by ukrainian forces last week. russia is repeatedly denied deliberately attacking civilians and the head of the pro russian administration, which abandoned the area is accused. ukraine of staging atrocities and there is hardly, i'm doing. it is falling developments from hard. keith is looking gruesome on many levels. this is im, is now a desolate city. completely destroyed is barely a building that hasn't been at least partially damage. and i'm talking about civilian targets here. apartment blogs, schools, pharmacies, the church. so certainly a very desolate picture. and then these are now as investigators, as are looking through what happened there, talking to pe

mike, hannah, i'll just sarah anti through noro has slammed into central vietnam after killing more than 10 people in the philippines. hundreds of thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes. schools are closed and 2 provinces have imposed curfews to keep people safe. around 40000 soldiers and 200000 militia members have been mobilized for rescue and relief. operations are still ahead on al jazeera, why some european countries are convinced that leaks in 2 major gas pipelines are acts of sabotaged ant. ah, not backing down the protests is define a security crack down in iran, but anger continues to spread the death of a young police custody. ah, here's your weather update for europe in africa. nice to see you. so we've got disturbed weather, just swirling around the northeast of england, central areas of france, pushing into austria and the baltic states. and you know, along that west coast of europe we'll see when goes anywhere from about 40 to 80 kilometers per hour. let's go region by region right now and some mountain snow in the forecasts for the alpine region on wednes

all right, mike. hannah has been across the rally and joined us now from washington. d. c. mike, today it's mr. trump and pennsylvania. but just a couple of days ago you as president joe biden was also in pennsylvania. he gave a prime time speech in philadelphia in which he warned the tromp in his supporters posed a threat to u. s. democracy, why are president biden and former president trump. they are in the same week. well, the simple answer is, is that pennsylvania is an absolutely crucial state in the coming met turns it was a crucial state during both previous presidential elections and it's going to be so again, this year, president biden, seeing very clearly that he wants to stump in that particular state, former president trump, also doing likewise, whoever wins that state is likely to perhaps gain control of the senate, for example, its massive deal breaker within the senate, in that particular senatorial race, that donald trump is, they're backing the candidate full. it could give the democrats an absolute majority in the senate, all the republicans could lessen or

mike, hannah has been following the story from washington, d. c and joins us now. live, mike, what more have we hurt? well, at the moment the 2 suspects are still on the run. according to the royal canadian mounted police. they have been identified as damien sanderson and michael sanderson, both of them in their thirty's, driving a black, nissan road. according to the royal canadian mounted police who held a news conference a short while ago. now what they are saying to is that the initial alert came at some 7 a. m this morning, a canadian time. when the 1st reports were received of stabbings happening in the james smith cree nation. and the original reports came at that particular time. then subsequent reports were coming in of a series of stabbings happening both within the james smith cree nation, as well as in the neighboring town of weldon. now the royal canadian mounted police say that the last time these suspects were seen was around about lunch time. canadian time they were seen in the town of regina, now they are pulling out all stops, obviously to try and

mike hannah has been across the rally and joins us now from washington. d. c. mike, the fact that mr. trump used this speech to hit back hard at president joe biden. them he called him an enemy of the state there. that's not in any way a surprise is it? no, it's not. it was expected that he was going to react strongly to president biden's accusations against him and his mega movement. but in this long rambling stream of consciousness, speech that lasted well over an hour. trump also repeated the lie that the election was stolen. he also accused the biden administration of witnessing the department of justice and the f. b. i this ironic coming from a man who demanded absolute loyalty from the department of justice and in fact fired the director of the f b i. this is what he had to say about the f b i search of his home. a few weeks ago you saw when we witnessed one of the most shocking abuses of power by any administration in american history. the shameful raid and breaking of my home moral argo was a travesty of just that made a mockery of america's laws, tradit

mike, hannah joins as more joins as formal, rather from washington day say, hello there mike. so what else did biden have to say during that interview? well, president biden said that if russia did utilize nuclear weapons, the consequences would be consequential. as he put it, he refused to be drawn any further on what would be the united states possession. should this happen? it must be remembered back in april that the director of the cia william burns warned congress that russia could use nuclear weapons. should it feel cornered or threatened, which it does appear at this particular point, that possibility is mounting. i must stress to that a president biden indicated that he was not acting on any new intelligence that this was a generic position by the united states. the question was a generic question about the threat of russia using nuclear weapons. but it's also instructive to take a look at a 2010 version of russian military doctrine, which is freely available in which it says it can use nuclear weapons in response to other entities using nuclear weapons. but, and this

mike hannah is un headquarters in new york. my goal shows did not pull his punches against letterman. no, indeed, not all of sharps warned off the threat of common use of war to achieve political power pointing to the invasion of ukraine as an example. he insisted like many of the other leaders who spoke in the course of the day that flattered me a putin on russia must be sharply condemned full this ongoing action. he said that bloody me putin would not give up until he knew that he had lost. and he said that the united nations itself as a very serious role to play in this ongoing conflict on that's who to contact the international order does not happen by itself. if we do nothing in this charter is but a piece of paper, this charter calls and all of us to uphold its purposes in principles. and we must not stand idly by when a major nuclear power armed the t. a founding member of the united nations and a permanent member of the un security council, no less seeks to shift borders through the use of violence. there is no justific

i'll corresponded mike hannah has more from washington d. c. in a speech that law stood well over an hour, donald trump repeated many of the claims he, the full repeating his baseless claim that the 2020 election was stolen. he lashed out at president biden for accusing him and his maga. movement of being a real threat to democracy. he also accuse the f, b i and the department of justice of being weaponized by the, by that administration. the somewhat ironic from someone who it must be remembered, fired the director of the f, b i and demanded absolute loyalty from the department of justice. this is what he had to say about the f b i search of his home. a few weeks ago you saw when we witnessed one of the most shocking abuses of power by any administration in american history. the shameful raid and breaking of my home moral argo was a travesty of justice. that made a mockery of american laws, traditions, and principles before the entire world, the entire world was watching and their shock. but the speech was also notable, not for what trump said

mike hannah jazeera hurricane. he in his already battered parts of the caribbean, including cuba, where a 1000000 people have been left without power. it may landfall in early on tuesday, forcing $40000.00 people to evacuate from low lying coastal areas at august. it is on the ground hurricane in made a direct hit on this city area just a few hours ago. and as you can see, all around me is left the trail of destruction in its wake. hundreds of trees that have been filled in the city lamp post electricity cable, all over the main roads and buildings have also collapsed behind me. the school. you can see that part of the roof fell off during the hurricane. people are just starting to emerge from the houses now to survey the destruction over in the pacific, more than 800000 people and get nom, are evacuating as typhoon norm approaches. it's anticipated to be one of the most powerful storms to hit the country and to decades. thousands of flights and trains are postponed. schools are closed in 2 provinces of imposed cur

mike, hannah reports from washington, d. c. it was a 1st ever us pacific island summit and it reflects abided administration's concern about deepening chinese engagement in the in the pacific. an absolutely critical strategic region. more than a dozen countries came to washington for talks with members of the biden administration, the u. s. making very clear that if one is to deepen and continue with the relationship with all of these nations, president biden insisted that the relationship must continue and it must get stronger. a great deal this to our world is going to be written in in a pacific over the coming years in decades. and the pacific islands are critical voice in shaping that future. and that's why my administration made it a priority to strengthen our partnership with your countries. the pacific island countries to count for some 15 percent of the earth's surface and the u. s. is leaving no stone unturned in terms of continuing deepening this relationship. and as an added enticement, president biden invited all th

all right, thank you very much. wrapped mike hannah in washington. now the dest hall from pakistan's prolonged period of rain, fallen flooding as reached a $1290.00, including hundreds of children floods of also decimated much of pakistan's agricultural heartland with sinned, province experiencing 5 times more rain than the 30 year average. damage to the province is estimated at $1600000000.00, with hundreds of thousands of farmers now without jobs or homes. and younger is growing among millions have been displaced by the floods as they wait for aid to arrive from soccer in sinned province. same bas ravi now reports to those who have a message from the people of sinned. share your food in our hour of need, or we will take it from you in a while but operate about the daily, the rich fill their stomachs and give us the run around. i make the children chase food until we're out of breath. i'm not a good fluted trucks before, not by choice, but necessity. the newly homeless live on roadsides, with a view of their submerged houses, swarming, passing choru

mike, hannah, oh to 0. washington. christopher, what do you think of the 48 team format? do you think it's too many countries? well, i think most clements and certainly my colleague, richard keys and then the great way to live. and in the united states, they play the mc to a tournament where you get to the sweet 16. it starts at $64.00. so for american, you know, i think that they would understand it for the rest of the world. it's one of those new rules that is different from the traditions, but we've jumped to 32 from 24 and now they're going to 48 and i think it will be a shorter turn them in for some teams before they go out. and we just have to deal with, and i mean that's the only thing that i could say. i do believe that with god said, canada has 3 places. i think it's vancouver, toronto, and montreal. and then you have in mexico, they have mexico city long. and then what, how do i believe? and then you have all the cities in the united states. so really, 3 countries and big countries as well. we'll be able to accommodate so many teens. and so many cultures watchin

mike, hannah has more in us now from washington. must be made clear that in the context of the interview, the question made very definite that he was not asking the question based on any new information that is being received. it was a generic type question, a what if? but that being said, the director of the c a, a back in april, wont congress that there's a possibility that president putin could deploy nuclear devices. should he feel in a corner? that's also very important to note that the president putin, in to 2020, signed a russian military doctrine approved direction military doctrine. which states very clearly that russia will use nuclear devices if other countries utilize nuclear devices against them. but then, and this is the key point, a can also respond with nuclear weapons to the use of conventional weapons when the very existence of the state is threatened, that's a direct quote from the military doctrine in many military experts do not really see a possibility of putin, using a nuclear weapon. however many say that thi

mike, hannah has more in this now from the united nations in new york. what appears to be happening is that there's some sort of detainees swap underway. now we understand that the ukrainians along with took care have been negotiating the release of detainees. we're not sure whether that in russia or being held in russian hill territory. but we do understand that as many as 10 detainees have not been released or have been released from russian custody. and we understand they are on their way or in saudi arabia, which has joined this effort to swap detainees as we go along. but there's be no confirmation of this from any you and source, as i said, the real desires to wait for this all to happen for it to be completed before going public with the full details of what is happening. or germany is nationalizing the gas and po company unit. as year it moves to secure energy supplies out of the winter months. germany was more reliant on russian gas than most european countries supplied at my the north stream. one pipeline. russia halted flies through the pipeli

mike hannah in washington, d. c. thank you. the columbian at preston, gustavo petro has visited the area where 7 police officers were killed and roadside bombing on friday. the st. louis region is a stronghold of a splinter group from the fog rebels, and the president believes it's responsible for the attack. fark signed a piece deal with the government in 2016 that some distant members refused to back it hetero is seeking an end to the conflict hello policy or a little common law is a recommend to the police to strengthen ties of the community. the ties with the community shield and you have to understand that well, it is the alliance with the community that protects them yet. and un hayes warning of a looming crisis in lie berry where philly, prices have risen sharply. while the government blames the warn ukraine on the pandemic critics, a corruption and mismanagement are to blame. nicholas hark reports from the lobby when capital monrovia they were, while the mother to senior members of liberia's government are breaking thei

great deal of concern about their slightest bit of tension in the region and following that was mike hannah joins us now from new york. and massa, by john's military action in armenia, is the fear is that it could, it could destroy any hope of that being a settlement. yes, the significance of the latest event of conflict a few weeks ago was that that was not within the disputed territory of a and i go in a car, but it was, in fact, within amina itself, we heard that from now minion and prime minister as that this attack took place within germany, a well known tourist area of armenia. this is the difference between the clashes that have happened before in particular, at that intense conflict back in 2020, and the armenian prime minister, making this point very clearly saying that this in fact is an escalation. you have them as a, by johnny forces coming on to armenian soil at the same time, while harshly critical of these actions while calling for a un response to the attack or to the threat by us or by john as a prime minister also left open certain concessions on the part of armenia arguin

i thank you very much for the latest from washington on that mike. hannah, do i say to farmers approved a potential arm sale to taiwan worth one point? $1000000000.00 package includes anti ship miss howes and radar systems. tensions been? hi, since us how speak and nancy pelosi visited the island last month, prompting china to conduct military trails around taiwan. china claims the on this part of its territory, the last deal still has to be approved by congress. i trick fuck has more from beijing? well, it won't have come as much as of rise that sir beijing reacted angry to this development. so the chinese embassy in washington said that it would severely harm china, us relations, and peace and stability in the taiwan straits and said that it would take legitimate and necessary counter measures. the you, a stance on taiwan is meant to be one of the strategic ambiguity, but this will have sent a very clear signal once again to beijing that washington is prepared to back the island. and the timing is significant. despite the fact, the present biden said that the package had been under co

i'm mike mibach. julie. hannah we begin tonight. with that early season storm blowing through the bay area. this is what it looked like this afternoon in san jose want to show you the clouds that rolled in overnight in the north bay than the rain started spreading to the south and east this morning, let's give you a live look out from our roof camera looking west over the oakland estuary. the city by the bay. there in the distance, you can see the clouds still hanging out here with that. we turn to ktvu chief meteorologist bill martin for those current conditions. hey, bill. hey mike. yeah the rain really did come down, especially along the coast. check out some of these numbers. santa rosa coming up on three quarters of an inch of rain. casa dero, just north of jenner. many folks know where that is. over 2.5 inches of rain in just the last few hours in the last 6 to 12 hours. san jose very little at this point, but here's the beauty part about this weather system. it's gonna hang on like it just keeps coming. they see that spinner

so, hannah, you've also got mike pompeo and mike pence, the mikes, who are spiking the football hopingthe gop nomination. what do you think? >> i think nobody's asking for my -- any of this. i kind of laughed when it said that pete buttigieg was waiting for the call. the only call is his own ego. the democrats can't win without the black vote. it's dead on arrival. so that's just absurd. i think with mike pompeo, he's a very forgettable person. he's a neo-con, he's a war monger, and that's not where the gop is anymore, thank god. that's one of the good evolutions we've seen. i don't think any of this is actually based in reality, and i think it's kind of a sad portrait of where we are in our political system where there's just not a very deep bench of the left, and many on the right are going to crowd out people that could be better for americans. kennedy: so is there anyone in the two with major parties that you like at this point, hannah? >> yeah, rand paul, all day. all day long. he has held the line on multiple issues, the number one people fighting to get us information on the ori

thank you, hannah. mike is with us now for the sport. good and the picture being painted at that club and another club in the rugby premiership is grim right now, financially. we have a second club in financial difficulty. — we have a second club in financial difficulty, but as you say. wasps, one of— difficulty, but as you say. wasps, one of the — difficulty, but as you say. wasps, one of the great names of english rugby— one of the great names of english rugby and — one of the great names of english rugby and we can see them winning the premiership title in 2008, many times_ the premiership title in 2008, many times they— the premiership title in 2008, many times they won the championship and also they— times they won the championship and also they were european champions twice _ also they were european champions twice in_ also they were european champions twice in 2004 and 2007 and then they moved _ twice in 2004 and 2007 and then they moved to— twice in 2004 and 2007 and then they moved to coventry back in 2014 and you have _ moved t

hannah, thank you very much. mike's here with the sport.eact. obviously people have busy lives, saturday morning you might have children's football to go to, so can you make a 1pm kick—off. you look as though you have a question. you have a quizzicalface. i look as though you have a question. you have a quizzical face.— you have a quizzical face. i have lots of questions _ you have a quizzical face. i have lots of questions and _ you have a quizzical face. i have lots of questions and i - you have a quizzical face. i have lots of questions and i will - you have a quizzical face. i have lots of questions and i will hear| lots of questions and i will hear what you have to say and then give you my questions. keeping the floodlights off, rather than switching them on, will be just one of the ideas, on the agenda of a meeting of english football league clubs today, as they try and come up with a plan to deal, with rising energy costs. one of the ideas up for discussion is moving kick off times earlier, to help save energy. jane dougall reports.

hannah, thank you very much- _ time now for the sport news. mike think about carlisle going up to exeter, but it is an afternoon kick—off, possibly a bit early on the saturday, but if it is the night before, hotel bills and things like that come into it. you would be perplexed, naga. yes, football fans are quite willing to travel, aren't they? so two hours, i don't see it being such a huge problem. either way, it is not happening, but it was they thought about it. —— at least they thought about it. —— at least they thought about it. so after their meeting yesterday, the football league clubs concluded that they won't save money moving to lunchtime kick—offs because it could mean less ticket sales, and they wouldn't make as much from hospitality. league two side mansfield are giving the idea a go, and have moved their home game against walsall forward to a 1.00 kick—off on the 15th of october to try and keep costs down, and will see what happens, but the clubs have decided against moving the majority of matches. when you actually look at the price o

hannah miller, bbc news, wilmslow. it's time now to catch up with three men we've come to know well here on breakfast — andy, mike and timlast friday. they're covering 600 miles over four weeks, visiting all four capital cities in the uk. their mission... to get suicide prevention made a compulsory subject on the national curriculum. the death of her majesty has made it a very different walk for the dads, who all lost a daughter to suicide, but one they felt should still go ahead. if we cancelled last week, the earliest we re—done it would have been this time next year. the message out about papyrus and hopeline uk, and encourage people to talk about suicide prevention would have gone for a whole year. and how many young people are going to die in that 12 months? yes, certainly. i mean, our thoughts are very much with the royal family, but i'm sure they'd want us to carry on with with what we're doing. last year, we were written - to by his royal highness, the duke of cambridge, and he very much supported us. - so it felt like we'd had to keep walking, but just do _ it slightly differently. last friday, they walked to st