i think the d o j operate independently in the d o. j some contest. hold ex presidents are accountable. i think that is a very high bar to get a search war and the f b, i need really high quality evidence. and particularly in this case, not only because it's an ex president, but because they have kind of politicized other investigations in the past. we all know about the steel, da da, we know about them trying to get fives, a warrant in the past. and that made the d o j and the f b. i looked nearly really bad and it was something that trump used to his advantage . so i think the d o j certainly wanted to have very high quality evidence when they went to the judge in order to get this search. war said, knowing that are you surprised that how quickly republican leaders have taken trumps cause in, in sharing his view that the such was politically motivated on a democratic which hung map waited to find out what it was all about. not here in the united states. absolutely. not i think that they are looking for a political advantage. they are looking to rall

o. j went to court, saying it wanted to keep the affidavit sealed. now the affidavit is the document drawn. i find best gating agents, which provide the reason for the warrant that we needed. it has to involve the possibility of criminal action. it has to be persuasive enough for the judge to grant the warrant, which the judge did. now the judge in the case has heard the d. o j's case to keep these materials sealed. he says his instinct is to allow them to be made public. the case was actually brought by a number of media organizations within the u. s. who say it's in the public interest to see what the actual reasons for the search were. now the judge says that his search inclination is to release materials, even though they be in a redacted form, which means a lot of information taken out because the joe j was deeply concerned that it might give the identity of some witnesses who might have been involved in providing the information that led to the search. but the upshot of it is that the judge is going to hold another hearing on thursday. he's als

o. j has been saying that it contains evidence that it is a got going using in an ongoing criminal investigation. very seldom would such a details be made public before criminal charges are laid. it's also express concern about the fact that some witnesses may be identified in terms of this document. but that is why the reductions are have happened. it's likely that any names of witnesses or f b i agents will be rejected in the document. should it being made public in the next 24 hours. but it's an incredibly important document cuz it will give an insight into the timeline of event leading to that unprecedented search of the former president's home. it will also indicate whether or not, perhaps there was some eye witness. there was some inside source involved in terms of providing information to the d o j, which then used this as evidence to justify the search warrant from the judge. as i said, we do not know whether the d o j is going to appeal this justice is ruling. however, it does hav

the d o j has asked a judge not to allow the release of the f b i affidavit that underpin the last week. search of trumps mar logo residence. the document reportedly contains key details about trumps a legit miss handling of classified materials. the d o j has argued that publishing the affidavit could obstruct the investigation and potentially harm people involved . the united states isn't a banana republic. it is doing quite a convincing impression of one. however, the trouble is that it turns american democracy into re remorseless partisan tug of war in which the party in power just endlessly prosecutes the opposition and nobody ever substantially addresses the country's problems. for more work than across live to political analysts. john jordan, why do you think the u. s. justice department is so adamantly against releasing the exact details is supposedly used to justify the rate of trumps home. i think it's because they're embarrassed to there's not much there. they're really resisting that. going back to 5 years, going back to the russian collusion hoax, the mueller fiasco impeach

like here in this r o j shamarie district, afghanistan is struggling to provide for the many internally displaced persons. after decades of fighting about 7 100000 people, out of a population of nearly 40000000 have been forced from their homes. any government workers distribute blankets, carpets and other relief supplies. security personnel dressed in orange are here to prevent the situation from getting out of control the greater the poverty, the greater the risk the children will be sold. ah, we had to the herat province, 800 kilometers west of cobble key. it's rated with a particularly large number of refugees. many had to leave all their possessions behind. trafficking in children is widespread here. manufactor, the officer in destitution here is getting worse spotswood and it, according to our information about 40 families have sold one of their children. definitely for 5080 or 100000 of county. that is for 500 to 1000 euros. the i thought i got that was needed not to go up dual. didn't know any other way to help himself either not breathe. alisha. there's no work here and no one

that's actually a, the reason why the d o j j did not want to se documents to be released. so what it, what it does show is how federal law enforcement justified the search a former president trump home. and that they were concerned that sensitive information regarding intelligence and spying tactics. i would fall into the wrong hands and this could have caused a major national security crisis. it is unusual for an affidavit to be made, made public, but that has happened and now, and it shows that there was probable cause for the f. b. i to think that national security was at risk. so is all of this when you put it together? is this put donald trump into legal jeopardy? the eyes, indeed, is very unprecedented, as pretty much everything regarding the former president, while he himself brundage responded right away and said, this is i quoted, a witch hunt. and that he, i caught this again, did nothing wrong. and that he was essentially attacked or that i caught this again, we were broken into, but a brand, even he and his legal team suggest that and they played by the law and

so the d o j saying that champ, essentially has brought this on him himself by himself, and just one last note as well. since 2021, trump is facing 6 criminal or civil actions all independent. so certainly, this is yet another one. now, in terms of whether or not his lawyers are going to allow these documents or one of the documents to be unsealed. indeed mike hannah, in washington d. c. thank you for that. updates for our supporters and opponents of influential that she i, lead them of todd al sadi are rallying in iraq's capital. both sides have gathered outside the green zone near parliament. cider has urged his supporters to keep up their demands for political reform. after months of deadlock, until i had joins us live from baghdad, so rivals protesting, what message are they sending out? ah, it will carry 2 different situations, 2 different scenes in baghdad. today, we're out now, is it inside the proof as to which is affiliated to the pro iranian parliamentary block, known as that coordination framework. and there are here today to demand. and it proves that it was supposed to l

i think that the closer that the fbi and the o. j get to donald trump. i think the louder has, um social media protests are all eyes are on a florida judge this week who says he's inclined to unseal some of the affidavit which led to the raid? former president trump has said he wants the full document unsealed . this was such a broad search. i mean, they're going through the personal residents, the closets, all kinds of things. the office they broke into a safe, you know, what is it that they were looking for? the justice department says releasing the affidavit could jeopardize their investigation. this is not the time to be giving essentially the trump lawyers. roadmap into how to intimidate witnesses or how to derail a legitimate investigation until this thursday to give suggested redactions to the judge. they have said they will likely need to black out most of the document in washington. lauren blanchard, ktvu fox two news police are investigating a shooting that left a 60 year old woman dead near laney college. it happened shortly before three o'clo

so now it's up to the federal court to decide whether to replace the d, o, j f o to teen with an independent character, as demanded by the president trump lawyers. it's a legal battle because this is the 1st legal action as that trump lawyers abroad since that search at morrow lago. but also in the course of this week, what is happening is the department of justice had asked the judge in this case, who issued the original warrant to seal the affidavit on the basis of which the warrant was issued. this is the evidence that the f b i had collected the department of justice does not want this made public. the judge will decide on thursday whether or not to unseal that affidavit, or he may decide to feel it in a redacted form. he's on the department of justice to give him a redacted form to look at. if he's satisfied, he will make it public. if not, he may draw up his own document that is rejected. but even that would remain under seal until the department of justice has gone to appeal, which it is certain it will do at least 2 people have been killed. rafter, anti government protest. fin. haiti

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as in basra, v o j 0. japan has marked 77 years since the nagger. thank you. tom is bombing with a bell calling at the exact time. this is he was head, i dropped the bomb as 11 o 2 am during world war 2 or 3 days after launching the world. first, nuclear attack, at hiroshima, the bowman, nagasaki, instantly killed more than 70000 people. but when you are eager to look, although it is deepened, difficult, our country is treading the path toward the world without nuclear weapons. to that end, japan is sticking to its 3 principles of de nuclear reservation and will make an effort to connect the reality of our current challenging security environments. to our ideal world without nuclear arms, we, members of tribal communities in bangladesh of protesting against the government decree, they say denies their existence. media have been ordered to avoid using the wood indigenous during coverage of the us international day of the world's indigenous people. the government has been trying to sense of the word fee is insisting there are no such groups in the country. about

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small businesses to understand how it affects our daily lives in missouri with counting the cost on o j 0 i i have for me. ok, welcome to the stream, the number of people making dangerous and potentially deadly journeys across the mediterranean is on the rise. again, let's take a look at the numbers. so this is from january to right now, and we're looking currently at the central mediterranean sea journeys. this year, going from libya to italy, compared to the same time last year. 44 percent more crossings are being attempted . let's take a look at the eastern mediterranean route and that's the route that takes my migrants from turkey to grease twice as many crossings as previously. and that is last year. at the moment we have numbers of about a 1000 people either missing or dead, attempting to make those crossings. and we're asking, why are these migrant crossing still happening? why people still dying, etc? that is our conversation today. we start with the international organization for migration. here is that a rico soda situated mediterranean continues to be off our number of this y

so that is the situation at present the d o j and as i say, and the f b, i keeping tight lipped on the matter, refusing to divulge any information. my candidate for us in washington dc. jason nichols is a democratic strategist and lecture at the university of maryland. he says, it's not surprising that some republicans are backing trump. i think that they are looking for a political advantage. they are looking to rally their base, and this is one cause that they can use. one of the things that republicans have done throughout the trump era is play upon victimization. to say that they are the victims of a deep state conspiracy. and this kind of adds into that and make it seem as though donald trump is someone who's fighting against the establishment and fighting against this liberal kind of a autocracy that's going on. and it's all. busy false, but it's no surprise that a 100 days out after they've had a really bad week. they really blundered. the pact act which protected us veterans . democrats had a couple other legislative wins on climate change in on lowering prescription drugs . de

from around the world. russia has warned that kia may conduct a publication around the embattled r o j a nuclear power plant in southeastern ukraine, calling on the west to get here to stop. such actions as regional nuclear security is at stake. ukrainian forces are preparing for large scale provocations around the zap hiroshi nuclear power plant with a regiment of a 1000 troops of ukraine's radiological chemical and biological protection forces. having arrived in nicole, they are equipped with has met, suits for operating amid conditions of radioactive contamination. one civilian was reported, killed on sunday in a strike within the vicinity of the plat and local officials have said kev's forces conducted the attack. the situation around the nuclear facility was a focus of talks between russia's defense minister and the un secretary general. on monday, moscow has called on the international atomic energy agency to visit the plant that has warned that it's currently unsafe for them to cross the front line from the ukranian side. the man who once headed the soviet union's nuclear radiat

consequence of human induced global warming. jude thereby st, is in elementary school teacher in d o j. he says in the 6 years that he's lived here, the situation has become much worse. well that other than your love larger, but for the sea, the sea levels have been rising, taken over the beach. remember that when i arrived in 2016 just here, then you can see coconut trees all along the beach. yeah, the member even had houses just here that were about 20 meters from the sea theater . but now the seas with advancing with the land that nobody is on tomorrow. roku, yell on there. he lost himself city. the chief now she was there by sand is fighting against the destructive force of the waves. joining him in the fight is patrick, shout ye a retired business professor. he's brought a new idea to deal gay, which has given the people fresh hope. structures made of wooden posts and palm fronds hold the sand in place and bring back the beaches. curious, children gathered to watch the work. this red string shows by sin and chevalier how much sand has accumulated red thing. look at all. would you

reload and head back to the front room on call for if hearty, the nest people's republic in the upper o. j. the ukrainian military open fire 10 times on the regions nuclear power plant on friday. that's according to local russian back officials who say the shelling has hit an area used to store radioactive waste. no damage was reported and the radiation level is said to be at a normal rate. we got insight into the situation at the plant, europe's largest from alexi and below. gov, a former worker there who says that any further ukrainian shelling would mean a constant blackout for millions of rather residents, but look at them as answer never in human history. fortunately has active military action been waged near nuclear power plant and is the 1st time that a policy to the conflict i. ukraine has deliberately targeted a nuclear power plant with the intention of hitting its most vulnerable task that the contain. this was the most dangerous and the most radioactive materials, of course, were in built a sustained attacks by a multiple rocket launch system or high caliber artillery, where the

as in basra, v o, j 0. in sudan, the police are far tear gas protested in cartoon. they've been weekly demonstrations demanding a return for civilian rule. seized power from a transitional government last year on the 100 people have since been killed in a crackdown by the truth. flooding has killed at least 9 people in south korea's capital. so of some of the heaviest rain in netty, 70 years. 7 more missing the affluent gang district was hit hard rock mcbride reports these rains have been expected with forecast, is predicting around 300 millimeters of rainfall spread over the best part of a week. now, many places have already experienced that in the soul area in these past 2 days, and it is still raining one place, recording 381 millimeters of rainfall on monday alone. now that's the heaviest rainfall in a 115 years. but considering that's when records 1st began, it's pretty unprecedented. one of the worst effected areas has been the low lying gangnam district south of the han river. that's also home to the country's president. you took yell, who found himself stran

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for rezone crew member abdullah gen the was a big moment o j. i said no, he was a great feeling so much. i felt as if we became free after being detained for a long time. it's an undescribable feeling to be returning to my home country after suffering from the seat and the dangers that were facing due to the shilling. as you had a few days ago, there were rockets and shelling at the corner. john henry has the de details from the support where the rezone has dipped over the rise and behind me, but 3 hours ago. its nose edge down of the port of odessa. and it made history bringing food to a world that needs it and hasn't seen a ship leave that port since the war began on february 24th. now there are other ships we're told 15 of them loaded up and ready to go, but it doesn't look like they'll be leaving right away. we heard from a pilot that we spoke to the board of turner morris, who's on one of those ships. he said he was originally told to get ready to leave today. he said there have been logistical problems. so it looks like what might be happe

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is an elementary school teacher in d o. j, he says in the 6 years that he's lived here, the situation has become much worse way and then then you'll have larger, but the see the sea levels have been rising up, taken over the beach. remember that when i arrived in 2016 just here, then you can see coconut trees all along that much. yeah, the member even had houses just here that were about 20 meters from the sea theater . but now the seas advancing only the land that nobody is on tamaya roku, yell on there. he lost himself with pity. the sheep now she was there by sand is fighting against the destructive force of the waves. joining him in the fight is patrick chevalier. a retired business professor. he's brought a new idea to deal gay, which has given the people fresh hope. structures made of wooden posts and palm fronds hold the sand in place and bring back the beaches. curious, children gathered to watch the work. this red string shows by sin and chevalier how much sand has accumulated thing. look at all. would you be the sti

that our direct, hey, on the plants, reactors, could cause a disaster. worse intro noble. disaster o j nuclear power plant is the largest in europe, and among the 10 biggest worldwide, it's reactors, pump out enough power to supply millions of people. and it has 50 percent more capacity than the infamous chernobyl plant. the international atomic energy agency has worn to potentially catastrophic consequences if a fire starts at the plant. let's take a closer look at how a possible explosion at the plant in southern ukraine could potentially affect the area. most reasons are cross ukraine and the don bass plus russian border regions would be contaminated by radiation. but the effects could also reach much further spanning across all of eastern europe, the black sea and turkey. richard black, a former republican party senator, for virginia, says western countries preferred attorney blind ida tactics used by kev. right now there are such enormous force from the wes from the us, from nato, from the united kingdom. this tremendous pressure from the western media to never say anything bad ab

sri lankan, economic and political crisis needs to do monetary on 1 august o j 0. the 19th sixty's was a period of change around the world, including the middle east and north africa. we dreamed of the fair and democratic society, which means of evolution. the 1st of a 3 part series out as they were world, explores the regional events, people and forces that shake the decade down with our dreams were many we started with great dreams but ended up with sad set by the 60s, in the arab world. politics on al jazeera talk to al jazeera, we ask for the rebound you speak of his clearly come get a high cost for airlines and the industry. what's going wrong? we listen, you were part of the, i'm struggling in the 19 seventy's. if you have any regrets, no, we meet with global news makers. i'm talk about the store restock matter. on al jazeera how speak and nancy pelosi lands in taiwan. the highest rank u. s. official to visit in 25 years. she's been welcomed in taipei, the foreign minister says the visit shows the united states rock solid support. but a purist reaction from c

and now he's instructed the d o. j to release this rejected version which the dear j presented him with in the course of the day by noon to morrow. now this has taken a lot of people by surprise. it had been expected that the judge would have taken a while to consider whether or not to release or rejected version. however, he's done it on the turn around, no indication yet whether the department of justice is going to appeal this ruling does have the right to do so. but if not, this, a redacted version will be made public by noon on friday. and it's expected to give a very clear timeline in terms of the events and the investigations that led to that search at the form of precedence home at the beginning of august. now there's also this new development in, in hashtag ation, until weather trump and his allies illegally try to influence the 2020 election in ga this has been an ongoing process. a prosecutor in georgia has formed a grand jury, which has been hearing evidence in secret among those it's heard from his former

many of those affect the say, the blame game must end as solutions before christmas said that o, j 0 to stumble still ahead on al jazeera. ah, we go 75 meters on the ground to see the working conditions faced by coal miners in mexico and, ah, female double ban. celebrate in iran as they are allowed to attend m. ah, ah, here's our headlines for the americas. heather, thanks so much for joining him. we'll begin toward the bottom end of south america . the big story is those temperatures going up in a saucy, on 33 on friday, but we'll get even higher on saturday. 36 before it all comes crashing down on sunday. those wind shifts and some thunderstorms. so you're down to 18 degrees. the winds off the atlantic giving us some showers for that east coast of brazil, the northeast coast as well. but i got to get you to central america. it's really soggy. forecasts around to gucci gal, but on friday we see that rain fill in after the u. s. rate. now 1st it was texas. now there's been flash flooding in mississippi. we saw about a 2 months worth of rain in 24 hours. that leads to scenes like this

a total public relations subterfuge by the f b i n d o j or, or close working relationship regarding document turnover. we gave them much in the white house briefing room. there was a determination to keep the cotton president out of the political fight. we feel that it is not appropriate for us to comment on this. this is an independent investigation that the department of justice is leading. that's something that the president finds is an important thing to do for the department of justice to have that independent. we're just not gonna comment. but he did just a few minutes later, dismissing the former president's claim, he declassified all the documents. why this one ought declassified everything in the world? i'm credit i'm not going to comment because i don't know the detail at all. i want to know like why? because it's unusual for such an affidavit to be released before charges a lead. if charges are to follow, that will be discussion at the highest levels of the department of justice in the days to come on fisher algebra, washington. let's bring in bruce fine. he's a former us

this is a problem because his lawyers stayed quiet when the d o j went to stop the unsealing of certain documents in after the initial event as well. so do many legal experts saying this is very much off to the fact in kenny and presidential candidate rayleigh, dean guy is challenging the results of this month's election at the supreme court. the former prime minister was merrily beaten by william, brutal. he says the results are shots. a federal prosecutor in argentina has requested a 12 year prison sentence for vice president. christina kitchener, prosecutors say she diverted public funds and let the biggest corruptions came in argentina's history during her term as president between 272015 heavy rains have left spots of the u. s. city of dallas underwater. several people had to be rescued from their vehicles, and hundreds of fives have been cancelled this month is the 2nd wet his on record for the area. and those are the headlines on al jazeera inside story is coming up next, stay with us. mm hm. it's being called britain's summer of strikes. tens of thousands of workers across diffe

nothing mentioned on nuclear, a total public relations subterfuge by the f b i and the d o j and our close working relationship regarding document turnover. in capitals. we give them much that's not about what was given. it's exactly what was held back and what they had brightened president bite and he's been asked about donald trump and all of this, just as he was leaving the white house recently. and he said, look, the idea that a president can declassify anything willy nilly is complete nonsense. and so he dismissed that idea. what's in the the affidavit, as well as a letter from donald trump's up a lawyer saying, look, the president has absolute authority to declassify any document. but he also suggests that movers took documents that the shouldn't have been and mar allegro, so that then poses the question. of why, how could donald trump declassified documents he didn't even know about? what is clear is that there is the potential here for obstruction of justice charges, but also the f. b i is talking about a threat to national security and national defense. and that would fall u

the d o j has been saying all along that no one is above the law. however, knowing that trump is likely going to run for reelection and 2024. it is also standard practice for the federal government not to get inject itself in an ongoing election. so there are many questions and considerations to be taken in account for in this historic situation. yes, plenty of moving parts quite to speak to heidi jug hester. i live for us in washington day say thank you. a claimed and controversial ortho salman rushdie has been taken to hospital after being stabbed in new york state. he was on stage at a literary event when he was attacked. a 24 year old new jersey man has been arrested where she's riding led to death threats from iran in the late 19 eighties. christian salome valve this report from new york. he came to give a lecture about freedom of expression in the united states, but left on a stretcher headed to hospital and emergency surgery. police say the celebrated author, salman rushdie was stabbed in the mac and the abdomen. witnesses say it happened qui

the d o j has argued that publishing the affidavit could obstruct the investigation and potentially harm people involved. the united states isn't a banana republic. it is doing quite a convincing impression of one. however, the trouble is that it turns american democracy into re remorseless, partisan tug of war and which the party in power just endlessly prosecutes, the opposition, and nobody ever substantially addresses the country's problems. political analysts, john jordan says that washington establishment has been desperately trying to remove trump from the political scene, but they seem to be only raising his chances for reelection. well, the foot just look at the time frame here, right? the f b i was in lago, knew the documents, were there, they're in a facility, guarded by the secret service. they asked the trump people to put an extra lock in the door, and then they went away to have attorney general garland said that he's deliberated on this for weeks, deciding whether or not to sign off on the warrant application. they clearly weren't in a particular hurry for legal reasons, b

this is a problem because his lawyers stayed quiet when the d o j went to struck the unsealing of certain documents in after the initial event as well. so do many legal experts saying this is very much off to the fact that these 2 people have been killed in haiti after anti government protests turned violent crowd sarah, burning barricades. they are demanding the prime minister's resignation. angry over escalating violence and the rising cost of living hand in kenya, presidential candidate rayleigh, dingo is challenging the results of this month's election at the supreme court. the former prime minister was narrowly beaten by william, brutal. he says the results are flawed, and those are the headlines. rob madison will have more news for you on al jazeera, after world cup count down on gallery recalls, rivers drawing up and cropped porch to could drown worse than europe's cost of living crisis. walter, delaying the global recovery in youth employment plus can the tale bomb fix up gonna start economic crisis a year after they took power? counting the cost on al jazeera. ah, hello, i'm devi

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cyril has been involved in thousands of cases from the jfk assassination to o. j.asked attempt to determine approximate time of death for shirley carter? is that correct? >> yes. >> were you able to do that to medical certainty? >> yes. >> he told surely that may shirley have been killed two hours earlier than anyone thought possible. if you ask wreck, then shirley was murdered around 9 am, when jason was seen on video, clearly still at the greenery. he could not have killed his mother. >> so, when the state says to you, all clues point to one conclusion, it's all the clues that the tunnel vision of law enforcement and one investigator in particular went after. >> the defense attorney said the tunnel fish and investigator with special agent mark ludwick. now he reluctantly became her star witness. with christine rattling off the names of victims who had come during the investigation. >> you were not very aware of cali's involvement. >> that's right, yes. >> not aware of jeremy morris. >> i did become aware of jason morris. i'm not sure at what point. >> and that wo