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. >>> new at 11:00, itale t right now it may have set all-time records for europe. the authorities say the island of sicily topped 48 degrees, that is nearly 120 degrees fahrenheit. a heat wave around the mediterranean contributed to some of the worst fires in europe and north africa in years. >>> back here in the u.s. half of all-americans are facing dangerous heat. officials say 130 million people are under heat advisories with nearly 58 million under excessive heat warnings. >>> now to our fire watch, families will finally be allowed to return home tomorrow. cal fire says some evacuation orders will be downgraded to warnings in the morning. the dixie fire has burned half a million acres. the authorities say that more than 1,000 homes and buildings have been destroyed. tonight the fire is 30% contained. >>> checking in with paul right now. we are experiencing high heat but not extremely high. >> not for us. it will set records farther to the north. seattle and portland cooking again. we will heat up as we head into the weekend, too. mere on that in a second. the h

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result of all of this is the leader of the human rights campaign. human rights campaign is an l g b t rights organization. and the president of it is alfonso david, who has worked in the the office of andrew cuomo for quite some time. now it is alleged that he helped to cover up some of the alligator allegations of sexual assault and sexual harassment from the new york state governor. and so that puts the human rights campaign into question as well. now at this point, a number of victims have come forward and we have commentators saying that this is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to new york state governor andrew cuomo. take a listen means new york loving and i love me with so universally disliked held himself above the law and got away with bad behavior for so long. that when it came time for people to take him down, no one really came to his aid. so i think when this actually happened, i wasn't really surprised because everybody in politics kind of knows that the cuomo administration is the administration of a bully. this is a pattern that you often see in politics, that even th

rescue effort tampered by bad weather. circuits president has urged a peaceful resolution of the t right conflict during the open prime minister's visit to ankara. read the paper. tuan also says ankara is willing to mediate between ethiopia answered don to resolve a separate border. disputes are so far as our reports from ankara he was awarded the nobel peace prize for and in a conflict with every year. now he is under pressure to stop another it took him prime minister at the met, arrived on credit at a crucial time for his country. it is one of the few with it he has made abroad. since the conflict integrate began in november, turkey too has been facing his own challenges. the 2 of your leader began by offering his confidence in support for turkey struggle with the recent wildfires. the main reason for your being leaders with it is to improve economy and trade ties . turkey relations with africa has gained momentum in the last decade, especially with it you appear the 2nd most populous country in the continent. turkey is a major investor there with nearly $3000000000.00 across various

t. right? and the white house says president, vital it taking a keen interest in the fate of tv in for now the prime minister is pressing on. but a snap election looks increasingly likely. the whole brennan al jazeera post. ah, this is al jazeera, these are the top stories. the poles have opened in zambia as presidential and parliamentary elections. the president at google is expected to face a strong challenge from his opposition rival, who spacing him for a 3rd time soaring unemployment. and corruption are among bushes. biggest concerns, how much is it? one pulling station in the capital lusaka with the long lines outside, many polling stations, and here in the south. now most people who've read the devote a young people, people, people younger than 34 years old and it depends on which party they support. and it depends on what they won from the candidates, those who support the ruling party they. they support the government pro poor policies. the government is promising to low attacks. they'

it was time for a t right now with all the other problems that is dealing with. what more can you tell us about what's happening there right now? why we're hearing reports more about those confirmed dead, which at this point remains at $29.00. 1 of the bodies pulled from the rubble in the city of lake high, which was near the epa center, was that of the city's mayor who also served as a national senator in haiti. apparently he was inside of a hotel when it collapsed. many of these more stories are grim and they are to come as the us geological survey has issued a red alert, meaning that more loss of life is expected and the damage is expected to be widespread. and we've seen those heartbreaking images, shared over social media coming from the south west of haiti in places that have been difficult to reach for rescuers, who have been hindered by cracks in the terrain as well as mud slides. some good news as a haiti authorities have now revoked a warning for su nami, so it's telling citizens to be alert and still we have tropical storms and hurricanes developing th

t. right. and the white house says president vital it taking a keen interest in the fate to tv in for now the prime minister is pressing on, but a snap election looks increasingly likely, the whole brennan al jazeera prescription. the if you're on group says it struck an alliance with try forces to overthrow the government and his arbor, the mer liberation. army says it's joined hands with the 2 great people's liberation front or the p p l. f. as it's name, which has been fighting the government for 9 months, based groups have been added to the government parallel earlier in the n. i was a low is an analyst on the whole of africa and seen the electron keel university. he thinks the new rebel alliance poses a serious threat to the european government. this is enormously significant. while we are looking at is probably the beginning of the end of our beyond the era in mind who, over the course of the last 3 years over committed, is noted in understanding just how complex the dentist is essentiall

t. right. and the white house says president vital is taking a keen interest in the fate of tv in for now, the prime minister is pressing on. but a snap election looks increasingly likely. the whole brennan al jazeera for any therapy. an armed group says it struck alliances to gray forces to overthrow the government and addis ababa. the early liberation. army says it's joined hands with the guy in people's liberation. frontal the t p l. s. s. know which has been fighting with government for 9 months. not both rebel groups have been added to the government. terror left earlier this year in the hospital, workers across the us have found themselves at the center of the national debate on covey. 900. next, since now there are calls to make jobs mandatory for all health employees when he refusing to get the vaccine well continued to catholic patients, as john 100 reports now from chicago to work at rush university medical center, there's a new rule, get the jab, or get another job, i think it's the

brussels on the europe, ian course and, but on issues, including judicial independence and l g, b, t, right? and the white house says president vital it taking a keen interest in the fate of tv and for now the prime minister is pressing on. but a snap election looks increasingly likely. the whole brennan al jazeera still ahead on al jazeera, our number one priority to make sure our colleagues are state the news and entertainment in afghanistan, feeling under threat from a taliban takeover. these are people that need our support. they know nobody chooses to be on my grand panama host system and to try to address and growing migration prices as people cross from columbia and head into a dangerous stretch of jungle. and in sports, the former with number one's combat given goes white as plan details for life insurance. ah, ah hello, good to see. once again, we're talking about a blast of heat through europe this time on the southern italian island sicily. look at this 48.8 degrees that is now good for the all time temperature record across europe. so likely no surprise and that southern areas o

the t gray is simply because the opium government has not allowed human rights in the organization such as international and those to go to t great journalist of had a very hard time and documented. a the difficulties them hard operating and te gray and i've only had access to parts of t grey humanitarian agencies, un and n g o z our complaining day and day out about their operation. being restricted, humanitarian workers have been killed after some very responsible statements by governmental authorities and human nor ganawe's ations as operation levels have been suspended. so give me an absolute need to investigate obligations about war crimes and human rights violations by all sides. the greatest impediment to doing dot are the restrictions to access that are imposed by the european government as well as the communication blackout that are already posed. and that is that is supremely. a a important because you know, axis is absolutely key to, to being able to, to investigate martin plot. if i could just take a little step back a little bit and talk about the, the regional implications

t. right. and the white house says president vital is taking a keen interest in the fate of tv and for now the prime minister is pressing on. but a snap election looks increasingly likely. the whole brennan al jazeera still head on al jazeera ah, a field of dreamers. if you build it, they will come. major league baseball is said to take over the field of dreams. war on that story in just a few minutes. a news news news with me. ah ah ah. it's time for sport, he's borrow emily, thank you so much. after a spectacular reception and unveiling little mouse, he has gone down to business, taking part in his 1st training session at paris. danger man on thursday. the former bar sloane captain has been out of action since winning the cope. america with our turn tina in july massey's mission now is to bring the champions league to the french club for the very 1st time. the 34 year old will likely make his debut for p. s. gene next month. chelsea have given themselves a huge booster. how does the new engli

intervention, reviving that so that really what the occupational guy sounds about was women's rights l g p t, right? it's all the rest of it. ignoring the reality of what the occupation did, which was i oh, you patients fuel support trash way for the tower by in particular the civilian body or civilians by american aircraft, particularly the vino corruption of the west and i've got, i've got i've got a government that we're not in a situation where i think the has to be some discussion that the last people who are going to help you in terms of women's rights. whatever to do is the united states marine corps. and really this occupation does have to come to an end because it's failed. and it's good to have to be talked on. this is not something i thought my bring this on to say i'm optimistic about, but there are good to have to talk to the child that involving all the governments involved in this, including china and russia, to try and work out some sort of solution which doesn't see, i've got some falling back into the chaos which we see now to decades and christy talk about talk about reaching out

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he says, strong leadership is critical for a t right now or you can to, to, to earthquake. and those 40 coordinates stability very difficult. we, i mean the haitian people really need to break and why we think is good time for us to really ring, you know, better leadership, you know, people back can really make good planning and also raise a wireless. and then in the preparedness of the country, you know, you can prove with those exhaustive who happen to prepare that that can help you to minimize the damage even before the disaster the economy was terrible. actually to using the roll was negative, come into grow and was around 40 percent of the population in for insecurity lack of jobs and other people leave the current be leaving the country for the last 2 years. i because of the games activity. so it's going to be more difficult in the south. but if we, you know, make sure that this time, we're only going to do many quickness firms that are going to build capacity, trend people, and then give them the resources created to type business. give love, i couldn't make activity

t gray. and. and similarly, the un human rights council to dispatch the special wrapper ter, on violence against women. because so far the international community, different level as statements of concern and of condemnation about sexual violence in, in the t great conflict. but really 9 months on the time for statement is in a way long older. and the time for action is, is, you know, this, this is time to, to actually take concrete action to, to, to ensure that those responsible are brought to justice, which is an important deterrent because the conflict is showing no signs of the, of ending. if anything, the development of the last couple of days and you know, indicate that the conflict is escalating and expanding to either 2 other areas and, and for a reason it is very important that all those who are involved in the conflict both on the government side and on the left side, they should know that impunity is if it's not an option that they you know that if they've committed war crimes and crimes against humanity and human rights violation that they will be held accountable. regrettably, the lack of

a quest you and all the few isolated cases and those atrocities have been committed all over t gray and right from the beginning from day one. when those forces entered the different parts of the t gravy indicating dot, the perpetrators clearly did not worry about accountability and new did they were acting with, with impunity. or you mentioned that the lack of accountability. so what are you calling on now from the international community to address this? well, obviously the 1st address, if the appropriate government is the responsibility of the government to ensure that these allegations are independently and partially investigated. and prom plead because we are 9 months into the conflict and that the does responsible are brought to justice and that the survivors are able to receive the medical care and psycho social support that they need after di or deals that their lead group were also calling on the african union, as a very important regional player to use it. good offices would be at the opium government to ensure it does the right things. including allowing the commission of inquiry t

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and no doubt they'll be more to call peter casual, a veteran l g b t and human rights campaign and are joining us here on the program on our tea. a very good evening to you. so of course, as you know here on the program, we've been running these stories about transgender abuse of female prisoners. how widespread problem is this? do you think in various correctional facilities? well, 1st let me say, i am not trends. i do not speak on behalf the trends community, but i am a trends all i i do believe that trans people are entitled to human rights with regard to the incidence of violence or sexual assault by trans business. female prison. it is very, very, very tiny. the vast majority of assault on women in prisons are not by trends or by other women. if my biological women, when all the biological women. so i think it's very wrong to single out trans people as a group, a somehow being a threat to a danger to women. i think we need to recognize there are some trends, prisoners that have done bad thing, and i condemned that. you know, women, safety is important. we cannot therefore generali

well, the human rights campaign is the most prominent l g b t i with advocacy group in the united states defense that promotes lobbies for minority rights across the whole country. and it's presidents. so david found himself under fire as an internal investigation is launched into his role. he was also mentioned in the attorney general's report, allegedly releasing the victims personnel file to the governor's office when those allegations were made. now he's somebody else who said his behavior was entirely, legitimately acted well within his ream it. there was nothing illegal untoward and what he did nevertheless, and in time of estimation has been lost. and no doubt a shadow will be cost over that lobbying group. today mark's 60 years since the 1st use of agent orange by the us military and vietnam. the highly toxic herbicide and defiant of course, the suffering of hundreds of thousands of people who have been left with lasting effects from the chemical. i should warn you, you may find the following images disturbing. the address about 5000000 people who have incurable chronic diseases,

t right now. >> appreciate your time. thank you so much. >> all right. you were just listening to defense secretary lloyd austin and the joint chiefs of staff there mark milley, general mark milley talking about the ongoing operations. a lot of information coming out of that briefing, even talking about how we got to this point, whether the military was presumed. one of the more stunning moments there hearing from general mill yeeg saying he had seen all the intelligence about the scenarios that could unfold in afghanistan. the one thing he did not see, an army of that size collapsing in 11 days. we've got a lot to break down from that briefing. joining us now retired four-star u.s. army general barry mccaffrey and nbc news pentagon correspondent is going to join us in that briefing and still with us kevin baron and peter baker. kevin, let me start with you. a lot of important messagesing coming out of that briefing. we'll start with what we know about intelligence and why that's so important, that admission, if you would like from general milley saying

t u. k. simon, right, gives his take on that next. his american troops and the night so long as it drags along for the ride pulled up. i've got install last month on the 20 is a bombing by the way, and i'll be honest. haven't go well. and on friday the 1st city fell to the taliban sunshine. we've seen like a domino effect, 9 other provincial capitals in rural areas flying under child control, us in so actually the combo mind within 90 days, they say that happened by next week. in fact, some nato countries are actually sending troops back to get their citizens out. already, you want to visual metaphor for america 20 years in africa. not hearing taliban driving us, the blind humvees that they just took from the afghan forces. surely washington has prepared his bonds big they've got to fight for themselves. fight for their nation. nice one guy that will do it. i'm sure they caught your rallying cry on the evening news and laska got so overall president's response to the renewed misery of the average african person is i do not regret my d

there is no individualism, all right?t? thede biggest issue here is tha african-americans undergo the sameai training. so the african-american drill instructors make sure that the training is as vigorous as the white recruits getting trained at camp lejeune, right? so african-american recruits likely,ic as other people might assume think that because their d.i.s will be african-americans that they'll go easy on them. that's not the case and all of the oralha testimonies today ha the same basic thing in common when stating when people ed sergeant and edgar huff at the time that you can see right there were even harsher on the recruits. they knew thereas circumstance, that they were being watched and the higher echelon of the marine was looking for a reason take back to congress being right? this is pointless, they also were under they per view of the marine corps and the fival service. okay? so once leaving montford point, the initial service they undergo is the pacific theater, right? that's whyhy they're being trained. sogi

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and this is of course news we choose right here on our t america. let's get to it. ah . all right, so the white house says i was just talking about says that vice president harris will quote unquote underscore the u. s. his message regarding free passage for trade through the south trying to see during her trip to vietnam and singapore as they talked about later this month. well, this is indian germany or the last countries to send warships right there to the south china sea. so for more discussion on this, we bring in political commentator and former us naval intelligence officer, john jordan. john, good to see you. i know you know this region very well. so i want to, i wanna talk about exactly what's happening here. you know, we'll, we'll, indian germany sending naval ships to the south trying to see what will that accomplish if anything, will this essentially intimidate china? is that, is that really the, you know, the move here is hugely significant. john. and there's really a couple of different parts to this. first of all, the british sent in their new aircraft carr

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