i think the simulation was feeling important because the ministry of interior was, was in need of someone in board since i was, i just said, prime minister me, she, she was in charge of the ministry. so maybe mr. today we're going to be the other thing to me. so consider for the next maybe few days. maybe we are going to see a new one or maybe he will be streaming in the position. not as a manager of the me still consider, but as minister there are for the nation of so you prime minister there was a lot of people celebrating what happened in tennessee. the fact that's the prime minister and enough that had been in their view, i guess, held to account for what's been going on in the country for the last few months. how would i feeling about, i guess not just this appointment, but about the future. it is all the politics going on, but all the issues which they had still exist. yes, sure. for now, we are still a waiting for the upcoming decision present by site. because they were there are clearly no, no, no, no one could no author kind for us. and that's where all been once we are all waiti

point the president does retain the support of the security services, the national police, the ministry of interiorave at least some base of support among the tunisian people, who are tired of poor governance, a lack of economic opportunity, and, quite honestly, a third wave of covid i9 honestly, a third wave of covid 19 that has just devastated the country. it seems there is at least some significant number of the tunisian population is willing to give some form of authoritarianism a chance again. 0k, we'll keep an eye on that situation. thank you so much for coming on. that was a cook. lebanese lawmakers have chosen the billionaire business person as the next prime minister. he has served in the position twice before and will be tasked with forming government. economic troubles will be a major challenge as they face one of the worst financial crises in the world. the website ofjailed russian website of jailed russian 0pposition website ofjailed russian 0pposition leader, alexi noveul 0pposition leader, alexi novelli, has been blocked by regulators. the move comes as the lead up to the general ele

just started yesterday and there is a coordination between 30 of the intelligence service and ministry of interior. but it's still premature that are not that much of the details to talk about right now because so it's quite new. but on the other hand, the investigation has sort of based on the circumstantial evidence as of the previous years. because in previous years, peter has come in, some of the forest fires and the government is handing to it tends to believe that maybe this is also an organized option that's conducted by the p k. k. so president out, one is not the one i got soon, we expect him to speak. we'll. we'll see if there are more details on the investigation. all right, thanks so much for a so thought about it. there afghans and their families still waiting for special visas to settle in the usa. they're getting increasingly worried about how to bomb advances in some of the laces fighting a un office came on the fire in western afghanistan on that shortly. but 1st, jo cast our reports, the more than 200 afghans who arrived in the us state of virginia, the buses carrying former afgh

investigation just has been initiated yesterday and did the turkish data just service at the ministry of interior. they're working all together to find out whether there is any organized group behind this point. penny is fires across the country. in previous years, the peak i get has colleen, some of the forest fires. i'm based on that. the c confessional evidences that goldman tends to believe that there might be p k. behind is this for the spies across the country, but it is so far the. there is no confirmation yet, but present that one with a couple of hours will be in on time, unless probably is going to hold a presser. we'll see if there is any more details that he will. he will give russell said that reporting for us on those was fine in turkey. thank you. wrestle, i ask ends and their families still waiting for special visas to settle in the usa. they are getting increasingly worried about taliban advances in some of the late his fighting. a un office came on the fire and west in afghanistan. we will get more on that with james bay is out for medicaid is are in cobbles, shortly. first, thi

they said there from the ministry of interior. my colleague or other items. is will take us back. ♪ anchor: joe biden says the u.s. will end its combat mission in iraq by the end of the year. biden made the comments at the white house. he says the u.s. will continue cooperation with iraq, switching its role to advising and training. reporter: 18 years, martha -- more than 4000 american lives. in just one moment at the white house, the president called for an end. >> our role in iraq will be dealing with not -- to be available, to train, assist, help deal with isis. reporter: the iraqi prime minister says u.s. troops are no longer needed, but their expertise and support is. >> americans help iraq. together we fight to defeat isis. i would like to thank the american people on behalf of the iraqi people. reporter: george w. bush launched the war in iraq, it brought shock and all. weapons of mass destruction was the argument. done ever found. george bush declared mission accomplished. it wasn't. isil grew in strength. a new area, new enemy. donald trump pushed har

and they said they were from the ministry of interior. we carried out their instructions, like they asked us, and my colleagues were prevented from taking their computers or other items that this procedure is arbitrary. fear is meant to bring us back to the previous measures that were against freedom of the press and freedom of expression. in other news, president joe biden says the us will end it's combat mission iraq, by the end of the year by then met iraqi prime minister move stuff. i've had the me at the white house. he says the u. s. will continue. it's counter terrorism cooperation with iraq. switching its role to advising and training iraqi forces. almost 10000 sued any families or emergency accommodation as floods devastated together the fridge and in the southeast. it's the only states affected, but officials expect other areas to be hit in the coming weeks. those are the top stories they with us witnesses next to more news from though and half an hour, and i'll see you tomorrow. thanks for watching. talk to al jazeera, we roam,

got the and he is having a meeting with, with all the majority of his cabinet here, minister of interior ministry for the 3 culture tourism. even when minister of foreign affairs also was there. and he said that there was, there will be a huge package off the compensation, particularly for those who have suffered from the law says that the houses that have been damaged are going to be rebuilt. the agricultural areas that we're under, the fire also are going to go through reforestation process. the taxes are going to be postponed. but he also said that more than time, active zones are still 5 since suffering from the the, the forest for the fire. so the fire is not under the control, but he said it has a remarkable progress since when they, when the 1st report regarding the fire being interrupted, came out. so that doesn't, the investigation is quite important here because the government says that maybe the peak i k is behind is our tax is could be an asset because the p k in previous years has gone back to those organized arsenal attacks. the government believes that in to a certain extent may be

point the president does retain the support of the security services, the national police, the ministry of interiorort among the tunisian people, who are tired of poor governance, a lack of economic opportunity, and, quite honestly, a third wave of covid—19 that has just devastated the country. it seems at least some significant number of the tunisian population is willing to give some form of authoritarianism a chance again. ok, we'll keep an eye on that situation. thank you so much for coming on. that was steven cook. flash floods, heatwaves, wildfires. we've seen some record—breaking extreme weather in the last few weeks. representatives of 51 nations have met in london for what the british government called "critical discussions" ahead of the landmark climate conference due to be held in glasgow in november. our chief environment correspondentjustin rowlatt has been talking to the minister in charge of the conference, alok sharma. he says a priority will be persuading the world to stop using coal. i was very disappointed that we did not reach agreement on the transition to phase out of unabated

point the president does retain the support of the security services, the national police, the ministry of interioran people, who are tired of poor governance, a lack of economic opportunity, and, quite honestly, a third wave of covid—19 that has just devastated the country. it seems at least some significant number of the tunisian population is willing to give some form of authoritarianism a chance again. some shocking footage has emerged of the moment a mother and her daughter were run over by a car in new york. the vehicle crashed into a barber's shop in the north of the city. there was then a frantic attempt to rescue the child who was trapped under the car. a summer's day in new york, and a quiet street in the district of yonkers. it is around 8:30 in the morning and suddenly, out of nowhere, this happens. look again. this time, close up. you will see a woman and child hit by the car as it crashes into a shopfront. glass shatters. we got a baby under the vehicle! let's lift it up. this was the aftermath inside the barbershop on lake avenue. bystanders, including two police officers who had bee

on the other hand, the ministry of interior, it's conducting operations using ruins, to protect our facilities and to prevent any possible sabotaged operations. the government of tajikistan says more than $300.00 afghan troops of fled across the border. taliban fighters continue their march, nor foul numbering afghan soldiers and police local media. se 9 districts have fallen in the last day. also, the group now controls around a 3rd of all districts across the country, including key districts and by the sean and on the provinces. the secretary of the house governor has been killed in a car bomb attack. along with a body guard, the interior ministry says the magnetic bomb was attached to the vehicle. the attack happened, neither office compound damn was once a bustling city home to around 40000 people before armenian forces. took it in 1993 . well, since then, the areas become a buffer zone 3 decades later though and as i by johnny forces entered them, they found that deserted. the government says at once to revive the area, allowing us by johnny's to resettle their for suicide without explain

started yesterday, there is a coordination between the turkish intelligence service and the ministry of interior. so far that hasn't been so much details provided to the media of the public, but the government initiated this investigation based on this to come special. i mean, dances because in previous years peter k has claimed some of the forest fires in the country. so based on that, the investigation is going on and during the speech here in my now got, we might hear more about the investigation as well. thank you for those updates, russell. so in until the province in turkey with as wildfires are ongoing me onto their knees enough down a stones, western city of her aunt, which is under intense pressure from the taliban. with heavy fighting and recent days, the on group took control of the road to the airport and flights into the city stopped on wednesday. the supporters from charlotte bellis in kabul. on the outskirts of afghanistan stood biggest city government forces tried to hold off the telephone. it's been like this for several days. a call before making it. we are defending our land.

and they said they were from the ministry of interior. we carried out their instructions, like they asked us, mom, my colleagues were prevented from taking their computers or other items that this procedure is arbitrary. fear is going to bring us back to the previous measures that were against freedom of the press and freedom of expression. president joe biden says the us will no longer have a combat mission in iraq. by the end of the year by didn't made the comment says he met iraqi prime minister could be me at the white house. he says the u. s. will continue its counter terrorism cooperation with iraq and to assistance troops. almost 10000 sudanese families are in emergency accommodation as floods devastated together if region in the southeast. it's the only state affected by the officials, expect the other areas to be hit in the coming weeks, including the northern river nile state because of heavy rains in the field. the highlands, environmentalists say that intensive agriculture has made the flooding worse this year. well, those are

and they said they were from the ministry of interior. we carried out their instructions like they asked us, and my colleagues were prevented from taking their computers or other items. this procedure is arbitrary. the theory is meant to bring us back to the previous measures that were against freedom of the press and freedom of expression. never needs press, and joe biden says the us will no longer have a combat mission in iraq. by the end of the year, i didn't met iraqi prime minister and stuff. i had the me at the white house. he says the u. s. will continue its counterterrorism cooperation with iraq and assist its troops. well, those are the top stories that stay with us once upon a time in punchbowl is next and i'll have more news for you in half an hour. thanks for watching. ah, me. i came to from live on to get away from the war that was happening at the time and they came to restart a life as a migraine, when i showed up i, i struggled. it was very difficult. i wanted to give us every data that was at the beginning. i'm like my pa

on the other hand, the ministry of interior, it's conducting operation using ruins, to protect our facilities and to prevent any possible sabotaged operations. a demolition team is preparing to bring down the remaining structure of a collapse building in the florida town of south side. the demolition plans were brought forward as the city braces for tropical storm l, so which is expected to reach the florida coast. on tuesday, miami beach has cancelled its independence day celebration scheduled for sunday out of respect for the victims 21. people have been confirmed dead. and 121. people are still missing. go to japan now more than a 1000 emergency officers have been wading through the remnants of a giant mudslide. searching for 20 people still missing in the coastal city of a tommy. at least 2 people are known to have died. the regions governess as a land development upstream might have played a role in the disaster when large amounts of soil heaped up in the area, then wash towards autonomy, $130.00 homes and other buildings have been completely destroyed or badly damaged in the city. now t

far there is the conflict could be the call coordination between the intelligence service, ministry of interior, gender, mondays, and other security apparatus going on into the deep and deeper into the investigation . to find out whether this is an organized, organized event or not. tennessee, a security forces, a place, a judge under house arrest for 40 days. judge monsieur and academy has been in the past accused of sweeping terrorism related cases under the rug and the decision against me follows president places i. it's pledge to head to campaign against, to heat a campaign against corruption after he dismissed the prime minister and for parliament, sire denies leading a coup and it says he doesn't want to return to a dictatorship journalist. some kimball has more from tunis. certain individuals have been targeted in what some are saying, alarming ways that's include can me, who's judge placed under house arrest for the next 40 days. mr. ark, me had been accused by some human rights groups and lawyers, groups of, of hiding terrorism related files and making them go away. and these include f

and they said they were from the ministry of interior. we carried out their instructions, like they asked us, and my colleagues were prevented from take in their computers or other items. that this procedure is arbitrary. fear is meant to bring us back to the previous measures that were against freedom of the press and freedom of expression. let's speak now with penny z and based activist marianne la honey. she joins me on the phone from neville. madam, thank you so much for joining us here on al jazeera, you are an activist. you have been opposed to the handling of the government of various crises. for example, the way that covey has the no sir, to me, has skyrocketed, infections have skyrocketed into new z recently. so you were opposed to some of the actions of the government before sunday. how do you feel now? hi, barbara, thank you for, for having me. first of all, let me say again that what happens to me last night was cool and we can not be on the side of things that i'm local. would something that reaches a video and violates our r

far there is the conflict could be the cause. coordination between the intelligence service, ministry of interior, gender movies and other security apparatus going on into deep and deeper into the investigation to find out whether this is an organized, organized event or not. all we now go to develop into nisha because security forces there face of prominent judge on the house arrest, judge, but she had a crummy, has in the past been accused of suppressing terrorism related cases. the arrest follows president chi sides pledge to the to campaign against corruption. after he dismissed the prime minister and dissolved parliament capture lopez, her diane, now boards in tunisia were for now at least uncertainty seems to be the only certainty of popular president continues to reassure the public even as the political crisis deepens. on friday evening, during the meeting with new york times, journalists who had been detained briefly earlier in the week, sy, it's promised to respect people's liberty. but as despite the crosses that to nicea is living, it still operates with freedom of expression and was

on the other hand, the ministry of interior, it's conducting operations using ruins, to protect our facilities, and to prevent any possible sabotaged operations. still ahead on al jazeera as fans return to football stadiums per euro. 2020 concerns rise over a new surgeon for a virus infection. brazilians vent their anger against president charitable son. our now accused of corruption over a vaccine deal. and in sport, messy mood, a winning his 1st may just hi paul with argentina. ah . the son of heat in the re, been golf maybe in peninsula and around. the rock in particular, came up early this year. it has been hovering around record high level ever since the 46 baghdad that you've been seen, a drop and 14 q weights, bit of a drop. but notice 40 in tehran and nothing to relieve. there are a few showers in the maintenance man, possibly in south saudi or tidies active weather around the black sea for northern part of turkey. but you see the dark red where the real heat has been spent just across the border into western iraq. we saw 50 degrees there just yesterday. now obviously it starts halt. i

and they said they were from the ministry of interior. we carried out their instructions, like they asked us, mom, my colleagues were prevented from taking their computers or other items that this procedure is arbitrary. the fear is meant to bring us back to the previous measures that were against freedom of the press and freedom of expression. ah, president joe biden says the us will end its combat mission in iraq by the end of the year by didn't made the comments as the medi rocky prime minister who stuff i'll call me at the white house. he says the us will continue. it's counter terrorism cooperation with iraq, switching its role to advising and training iraqi forces. alan fisher reports from the white house 18 years more than 4000 american lives of war that divided one country, devastated another. but in just one moment, at the white house, the president called for an end to us combat missions and iraq. our role in iraq will be as a dealing with not just to be available to continue to train to assist to help and to deal with isis. whe

and they said they were from the ministry of interior. we carried out their instructions, like they asked us, and my colleagues were prevented from taking their computers or other items. this procedure is arbitrary, fear is going to bring us back to the previous measures that were against freedom of the press and freedom of expression. so to come in this half hour, the un says a record number of afghan civilians were killed or injured in the 1st half of this year. and flooding devastates to dance together, each region leading almost $10000.00 families in emergency accommodation. ah hello, nice to see you son. severe thunderstorms gave us a deluge in london, and some spots of london reported about a 100 millimeters of rain and just a single hour. so you see water log streets like that. let's track where this energy is right now and where it's going. we see it hanging out toward the british shells. western france, the boat countries, southern portions of scandinavia, the baltic states rate down into the elves, and particularly for the north

the ministry of the interior and the community council. france is a country that make sure that june of living here feels safe africa with this affordable people in march. they are very open about their religion, aren't they? select event support culture, marcia culture. there's something magical about him or say magic my face. it's like a washing machine and you put everything in together but piece keeps its individual color piece. we're all washed together, but we retain our identity and that works about 95 percent of the time open. just as marcia is still as exceptional as ever, it's a city that's open to the mediterranean. so i mean, that's welcomed all waves of ation with open arms up to the to the event you, me gosh. that was a very confident and nuanced discussion. he mentioned the good, but also the problematic aspect. i feel like you've looking at the picture of jewish life here, 3 rose tinted spectacle. i don't quite believe it's all sunshine and rainbow. well then let's meet a woman who grew up here and has been jewish lives develop here over many years. the because i need

on the other hand, the ministry of interior, it's conducting operations using ruins, to protect our facilities and to prevent any possible sabotaged operations. security forces men might have killed at least $25.00 people in the town of the pie, and that's about 300 kilometers north of the capital, ny p. down state run local media, say security forces, y m bushed by what it calls on terrorists. killing one of them. main mas been plunged into kale since who in february, which else did they like to leave on? san sue cheese. demolition teams in florida. moving to bring down a partially collapsed department blog before storm alpha moves in at least 24 people have been confirmed that since tower in surfside collapse, 10 days ago, 121 people are still unaccounted for. search and rescue operations are on hold, while engineers prepared to demolish the remains of the building. we are, of course, continuing to closely monitor the progress of the possible impacts of tropical storm elsa. as hazardous weather conditions could, could force us to temporarily pause work again for the safety of the 1st respond

they said no, we are police man, we are just from the ministry of interior. we are and they mentoring orders, and this is what we should do. i mean without any notice without any warning that didn't communicate with the. ready chief of the bureau and now you know, you know, that media is, is all the way to the corner store of any democracy succeeds. and now you see, this is a very bad time that i mean media efficient. so the 1st time, something like that happened to the collusion those practices. i mean they're the, the operator id is not the same as the practices, but now we are watching these practices again and you know, it, they can be a source of fear. ready among the journalist for the very latest, thanks very much. i'm at the lee that joining us from janice. let's give you some background to what's been going on in tune this year. and all of this political turmoil in 2011, tennessee is 1st free and fair elections sold. the islamic and honda party, when the majority in parliament, with one statement suki as president. and i protest started again the foll

on the other hand, the ministry of interior is conducting operations using ruins, to protect our facilities, and to prevent any possible sabotaged operations. there have been more big protests in brazil demanding president gyal sonata step down, and allegedly corrupt vaccine deal has added to anger about the way the government is having grown of ours pandemic. as monica young reports from rio de janeiro, tens of thousands of brazilians took to the street for the 3rd time in 5 weeks. to me, they've been calling present jadem ball. so now was impeachment. the accused him of scorning health measures to contain the coven 19 outbreak, allowing the virus to spread and kill more than 520000 people. ah, we still have the world's 2nd largest cove in 1900 or after the united states, while americans have more than enough fact seems to go around. brazilians are sadly lacking with less than 13 percent of its population fully inoculated. here he bade, says, are 42 year old brother would be alive if the government had not refused to buy the $70000000.00 vaccines. pfizer offered last year. i'm lost the 100

on the other hand, the ministry of interior is conducting operations using ruins, to protect our facilities, and to prevent any possible sabotaged operations. so that on the program was having about a charity coming that reflects a graphic reality faced by thousands of young refugees from central america. i'm in for why the like the roger federer think given a booth for the 2nd week when both ah hello, that the weather's looking rather mixed over europe for the next few days. we've got wet or more unsettled weather in the east and the west. but for the north, in the south, it is looking dry and more settled. we've got a weather system working its way into the north west. and that's bringing wet and windy weather to the british giles and to the front. and those storms are going to work their way all the way up to denmark as we get into tuesday. but most century things are looking clear. the sunshine is coming through for austria. if we look at the temperature for vienna, we're going to hit the early thirty's. by the time we get to choose day. but to the east of this area is more wet weather.

that the younger murray is at the countryside, the intelligent service of the country, the ministry of interior and other security security are processed in the country, are in a coordination to find out whether there is this, whether it is a sub with her or not the government is guardian is assessing them based on the experience of the previous years because the p g a previous years have conducted such are some attacks. so spread out also how talk about their compensation and explain the right to the patient that you provided to the people who suffer from losses and their houses or their cultural disorders. that land that have been damaged, says that all of the composition was going to be given. the houses that had been burned are going to be rebuilt. the taxes are also going to be postponed in that sense, but so far feel the, the, the forest fire in more than 10 locations actively is own go in. and the, the, the government is still struggling to handle these because pay can, the fullest fire across the country is becoming more and more difficult as the here the temperature is quite high. and

the who's the me the, we've had figures from the ministry of the interior that said there were a 161000 individuals who decided to spend onto the streets to protest these new restrictions. 11000 of those were here in paris where you saw the tensions with that water cannon inside at the protesters also being used up. so i just wanna explain a little bit about what the health passes. this is something this all ready in use has been in you since wednesday. and basically what it means is places like cultural centers and museums at the moment if they're 50 individuals inside, then to get inside you have to show you fully vaccinated against cobra. 19, or that you have got a negative p. c all, and teach and test what the parliament is doing at the moment is looking at the bill that's expected to be passed this weekend, which will extend that restriction. now the minute for labor has also given them into the savings. so not only will those individuals work to access the catholic the restaurant means the house power. so to work is old. so the establishment and if they're not in compliance with t

we've had figures from the ministry of the interior that say there were a 161000 individuals who decided to stand onto the streets to protest these new restrictions. 11000 of those were here in paris where you saw the tensions with that water cannon being fired at the protest is also kick as being used up. so i just wanna explain a little bit about what the health passes. this is something this already in use has been in you since wednesday. and basically, what it means is places like cultural centers in museums at the moment, if there were more than 50 individuals inside than to get inside, you have to show you all fully vaccinated against kobe 19, or that you have got a negative p. c. all i'm teaching test, what the parliament is doing at the moment is looking at a bill that is expected to be passed this weekend, which will extend that restriction, many individuals say that that is just completely against their freedom because it's forcing them to make a choice of having the vaccine or perhaps having to go the normality every day life. no. the minutes for labor has also given an interv

we've had the biggest from the ministry of the interior that said there were a 161000 individuals who decided to send on to the streets to protest these new restrictions left and 1000 of those were here in paris where you saw those tensions with that water cannon being fired at the protests and also to guess being used. so that happened in the city center just off to protest is pushed over an officer who is on a bike carrying other offices. one of the methods that they use to get around in the protests and that sort of was the reason that we saw the tensions that we will also tensions in the south of france. and then in the mid west to france, in the city of the protesters manage to whom the town is able to take down the poor trait of president mccord and throw that as well as what appeared to be documents out of the window. so it is been a day full of tension and in fact there warning about that warnings from the government early this week that they could be some radicalization of those who would protest these. i'm ti health pass. so i just want explain a little bit about what the he

imposed sanctions on a senior cuban official and a security force which answers to the cuban ministry of the interioremonstrations was a human rights violation — and warned that more action could be taken. several popular websites around the world have been affected by an outage of service, linked to problems at the web provider akamai. it says the issue has now been fixed, and was not caused by a cyber attack. among the sites affected were air b'n'b, the ups delivery service, british airways and the playstation network used for online games. norway has marked the tenth anniversary of the utoya massacre with a ceremony on the island where 69 people were killed by anners baring brayvik. survivors of the attack called for more to be done to tackle racism and right wing extremism. still to come on the programme — the latest on the growing row between the us and china on the investigation into how the covid pandemic started. but first. . .. tens of thousands of people have been evacuated from the region of huh—nan in china as officials confirmed that at least 33 people have died. they include a dozen com

so at least the ministry minister of interior miss denise has now admitted that the asylum system up to europe in union is a disaster. that austria and the government has done nothing to change that or to avoid it. because austria, through the agreement of the european union, has collaborated in creating the system. we didn't send $11.00 single africans, african home for years in austria, not one and hundreds we know austria, for example, have a quote of about 50 percent, the austrian citizen in the long run. this is a huge problem because it tracks and facts my guns from all the 3rd world. years of french nuclear testing in algeria is section of the sahara desert of left a lasting impact on locals and the environment. 6 decades on, on the radioactive aftermath still remains with algeria denouncing paris over its refusal to share where nuclear waste is buried. i hurry for france since this morning. it's stronger and proud. ah. back in the 60s, france carried out more than a dozen nuclear tests in the sahara. but according to algeria, it made no effort to clean up the sites or pay com