climate-change is causing drought in many countries like tanzania.ur reporter thuku kariuki witnessed something extraordinary. ♪ >> here in engaruka, a village in northern tanzania, hardly anyone has a tv. that's why linda mlimbo brings a small mobile cinema with her. she was here a few months ago on behalf of the "lead foundation," a tanzanian conservation organization. >> i want to show a film about kisiki hai here today. "kisiki hai" means living tree stump. we will start with announcements in the village and later in the evening, we will show the film. >> but where is everyone? it's still early afternoon, and the villagers are in their fields, digging in the bone-dry earth. holes in the earth as far as the eye can see. it seems like all 7,000 residents are out and about. [chatter] what's going on? they're digging here because of another movie presented by linda mlimbo and the lead foundation. it was called "just diggit". john mune remembers it well as he digs a trench and fills it with grass seed. >> the film taught me that you can do something a

it starts with j monte, a very popular comedian in tanzania. why he's riding a bicycle through the fields is a mystery. what's more important is what he hears up . why? well, why we're talking about any new moment. i'm not kidding. you knew when it got me to niggle go to talk on gama. i see from bonnie up ne, in italy mans and humans. i read not own gun him took a lot. i'm not that i'm either which any. i'm back in one. yes. i every one in anger. we'll go once rain and the film as well. received people here become familiar with drought over the past few years. what it means to be thirsty all day long. the film showed the villagers that small shrubs or tree stumps can grow into large trees. if given a chance, the 1st viable plants are selected. next their prune so that only the strongest shoots remain. then the trees must be marked for every one to see. and importantly, the plants must be protected from hungry cattle. according to the campaign, this method has managed to save over 9000000 trees in tanzania, a re greening measure of this magnitud

the show time it starts with j monte, a very popular comedian in tanzania. why he's riding a bicycle through the fields is a mystery. what's more important is what he hears. so oh wow. well why we're talking about any new. yeah mama, i'm not kidding you. you when i got, i mean, did they go to talk on gama? i see from bonnie up ne, in italy. man's any man's i read not owned on known him to connecticut. i'm not familiar with any i'm talking one. and yet i, every one in anger will go once rain and the film as well. received people here become familiar with drought over the past few years. what it means to be thirsty all day long. the film showed the villagers that small shrubs or tree stumps can grow into large trees. if given a chance, the 1st viable plants are selected. next, there proved to that only the strongest shoes remain than the trees must be marked for every one to see. and importantly, the plants must be protected from hungry cattle. according to the campaign, this method has managed to save over 9000000 trees in tanzania, a re greening measure of t

here in anger. rocca, a village in northern tanzania. hardly anyone has a tv. that's why linda mill limbo brings a small mobile cinema with her mood. she was here a few months ago on behalf of the lead foundation, anthony and conservation organization. am i not a robot you? are you what? let me grab a spell. i want to show a film about see how here today i'm buy cuz he hi means living tree stump loyalty. mexic. we will start with announcements in the village, and later in the evening we will show the found blame. not you on it, not lasting in mexico. but where is every one? it's still early afternoon and the villagers are in the fields. digging in the bone dry earth holes in the earth as far as the i can see, it seems like all 7000 residents are out and about what's going on. they're digging here because of another movie presented by linda ma limbo and the lead foundation. it was called just dig it, john mooney remembers it well as he digs a trench and fills it with grass sieve. lisa gunbar formerly get the film taught me that you can do something about the dry

territory of the peoples of kenya and in darasanami this territory then that moment the capital of tanzaniaroduced two large bodies as a result of the first terrorist attack in nairoba, more than 200 people died, and of which 12 were americans not 4,000. man. earlier in the case, about 11 people died before the rassam and about 80 people received earlier in total the americans, about 4. billions of dollars will still be invested as restoration and compensation for the victims. uh, these terrorist attacks. why, in general, al-qaeda carried out these terrorist attacks? well, she was dissatisfied with foreign policy, if very conditionally and very report were dissatisfied with foreign policy with the side of the united states of america, that is, the appearance of military bases on the territory of saudi arabia, and the support of the state of israel as a response. oh, to strike at the terrorists. uh, american intelligence offered a certain number of objects, of which two were chosen one - this is a terrorist training base in afghanistan. i probably won't talk about it in detail. but the secon

mount kilimanjaro is an important source of tourism revenue in tanzania and neighbouring kenya, withple attempting to summit it each year. if you do it, you will be able to send a selfie to the world. our latest headlines. nhs leaders say more people will fall ill unless there is more action on rising energy costs. they say households will be forced to choose between eating meals and heating their homes. in a phone conversation with president macron, russia's leader, vladimir putin, has said he agrees on the need to send inspectors to the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in ukraine. a member of the so—called islamic state terror cell known as the beatles has been convicted for life, after the murder of hostages in syria. let's check out the movies, it is time for the film review. hello, and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. i'm jane hill. and taking us through all the summer's releases is anna smith, who is back with me. good to see you, anna, and what have you been watching? all sorts. this week we've got the feast, which is a stylish welsh language horrorfrom doct

mount kilimanjaro is located in northern tanzania, standing over 19,000 feet.is africa's highest mountain. tanzania's minister of information says navigating the mountain range without wi-fi can be dangerous. the move has been welcomed in tanzania as a boost to tourism, but others wish there was better remote internet access in remote villages. reggie: one of college basketball's biggest fan has just turned 100 feet. loyola's sister jean turned 103. the city of chicago is honoring sister jean by renaming a bus stop as sister jean cta plaza.>, that is something very special. i will come more frequently, i know that for sure. reggie: sister jean was born in san francisco in 1919 and moved to chicago in 1961 after accepting a teaching job near loyola. chicago mayor lightfoot issued a proclamation sunday clearing august 21 sister jean dolores schmidt day. jobina: she said if you name something after me i will come back more often. reggie: coffee concerns. price is about to go up. the reason you might be paying more per crop. jobina: why the city of oakland is facin

embassies in kenya and tanzania, killing 224 and wounding over 4500 others. he carved a trail of murder and violence against american citizens. american service members. american diplomats. and american interests. since the united states delivered justice to bin laden 11 years ago, al-zawahri has been at the leader of al qaeda. from hiding he coordinated al qaeda's branches and all around the world, including providing operational guidance that call for an inspired attacks against u.s. targets. he made videos, including in recent weeks calling for his , followers to attack the united states and our allies. now, justice has been delivered. this terrorist leader is no more. people around the world no longer need to fear the vicious determined killer. the united states continues to demonstrate our resolve and our capacity to defend the american people against those who seek to do us harm. we make it clear, again tonight, that no matter how long it takes, no matter where you hide, if you are a threat to our people, the united states will find you and take you out

he played a key role in the bombing of us embassies in kenya and tanzania, killing 224 and wounding over carved a trail of murder and violence against american citizens, american service members, american diplomats and american interests. and since the united states delivered justice to bin laden 11 years ago, zawahiri has been a leader of al-qaeda, the leader. from hiding, he co—ordinated al-qaeda's branches and all around the world, including setting priorities for provided operational guidance that called for and inspired attacks against us targets. he made videos, including in recent weeks, calling for followers to attack the united states and our allies. now, justice has been delivered and this terrorist leader is no more. a definitive statement from resident biden live on tv. mark lobel is here with me. you have detail on what happened unlike the knows about it. �* ., happened unlike the knows about it. ~ . ., , . happened unlike the knows about it. ~ . . , . it. after a hard, 'ustice was delivered h it. after a hard, 'ustice was delivered to _ it. after a hard, justice was deliver

tanzania says its state—owned phone network had set up the connection — at a height of 12,000 feet —vement. mount kilimanjaro is an important source of tourism revenue in tanzania and neighbouring kenya, with around 35,000 people attempting to summit it each year. now it's time for a look at the weather with helen willetts. good afternoon. sunny spells and scattered showers gathering across north—western parts of the uk on a brisk wind today, close to the area of low pressure and we have said goodbye to this weather front that dawned across the eastern areas, so there is a summerjob drier, brighter weather and good spells of sunshine, no —— more than yesterday for england and wales. the odd shower popping up and the heavier further north but here they might ease down later on. temperatures will not be quite as high as yesterday but it still feels pleasantly warm out there in the strong august sunshine. if you are able to get out and about tonight, the skies are likely to be clear and it will again be a fairly strong aurora so we will see the northern lights across the northern half o

he played a key role in the bombing of us embassies in kenya and tanzania, killing 224 and wounding overhe carved a trail of murder and violence against american citizens, american service members, american diplomats and american interests. and since the united states delivered justice to bin laden 11 years ago, zawahiri has been a leader of al-qaeda, the leader. from hiding, he co—ordinated al-qaeda's branches and all around the world, including setting priorities for provided operational guidance that called for and inspired attacks against us targets. he made videos, including in recent weeks, calling for followers to attack the united states and our allies. now, justice has been delivered and this terrorist leader is no more. a definitive statement from president biden. mark lobel is here with me. you have some details about the operation? the picture the americans are painting is at the thought process around this was pain staking and the strike particulars. generals are briefed the president before president biden said those words. about a month ago there was a meeting with preside

this happened at a lagoon in zanzibar, tanzania.h african tourist tried to snap a photo with a group of seemingly friendly sea turtles but things did not go so well. >> they never do. in video posted to her instagram, she's seen screaming in terror at the sight of the turtles, desperately trying to keep them at arm's length. the video was captioned "i tried to do it for the 'gram." at least, you know, taking ownership. hey, you never know. turtles can snap. >> i guess so. i'm so used to them just being like, "dude." >> um -- i don't know. i feel like if she just calmed down, they were just curious. >> were they? >> i don't know. >> animals in the wild. >>> next to, a close encounter with a humpback whale. >> this happened off the coast of western australia. diver mitchell capelli says he was swimming underwater when he suddenly found himself up close to this massive whale. >> wow. >> so close, in fact, that capelli was nearly struck by the whale's huge tail as it swam by. capelli claims he didn't chase after the whale and that the s

europeans, and now plans to buy coal from alternative us suppliers australia, kazakhstan and even tanzaniat already at higher prices. summer will be interesting, right? as you learned that krasovsky was not shot in her clothes, we found traces of rare chemicals. here is a clue in the summer will be educationally similar to the premiere in the world, it was not mine, as if they were investigating the kidnapping, it was heterogeneous. films serials documentary films films or on the site we watch we always wonder where it all begins. now you will see everything manufacturers of good things want and most importantly. now from the weather smoke from forest fires can to remain in moscow for at least a few more days, weather forecasters say about it. what factors contribute to the accumulation of soot in the atmosphere and tatyana belova will tell how the situation will develop muscovites remember the fiery summer of 2010, the central region of russia has tightened the harry from natural fires. how much more smog will hang over the cities, will the weather help fight fires and when will the capit

then at that time, the capital of tanzania produced two large bodies as a result of the first terrorist attack in nairoba, more than 200 people died, and of which 12 were americans not 4,000 . man. received earlier in the case of even salam, about 11 people died and about 80 people received earlier in total the americans of the order. billions of dollars more will be invested in restoration and compensation is for the victims. uh, these terrorist attacks. why, in general, al-qaeda carried out these attacks? well, she was dissatisfied with foreign policy, if very conditionally and very much were dissatisfied with the foreign policy of the united states of america, that is, the appearance of military bases on the territory of saudi arabia and the support of the state of israel as a response. oh, to strike at the terrorists. uh, american intelligence suggested a certain number of objects, from which it was selected two one is a terrorist training base in afghanistan. i probably won't talk about it in detail. but the second object was much more interesting. this is, uh, the al-shifa pharmac

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embassy bombing in tanzania. also personal relationship with bin laden, he was his position as well is second in command. ties for many years. since then, for more than a decade after bin laden's killing, he's the number one man. he is significant in his own right. second only to bin laden in stature in the organization. the u.s. ability to carry out operations from outside afghanistan, the withdraw in august, has been the question. they can't do that publicly. they don't have the sources in the vision of people on the ground. i spoke to britain's foreign intelligent service, he acknowledged, it's more difficult from outside. but for the u.s. to have carried this out, over the horizon, successful attack. of the drone or whatever help they had on the ground, with intelligence, still shows remarkable capability, a year after the u.s. took its footprint off the ground. there were uniformed soldiers and also heavily operated by cia officers. >>> they said he was hiding out in pakistan, where bin laden was hiding out.

she was on a trip to tanzania when she decided to tanzania when she decided to jump into a lagoon. she tried to get in as far away from the turtles as possible. [laughter] kumasi: is actively they are terrorizing her and they are just sitting there. they are circling her a little bit. reggie: but it does not look like they are coming necessarily towards her. drew: that is my favorite. [laughter] reggie: have you done the stingrays? that does get a little -- drew: i was nervous. outside, let's go to our sutro tower camera showing our marine layers. we have drizzle along the coast this morning and an isolated showers chance in the north bay. it is going to be hot and lead the next few days. here is a live doppler seven along with satellite. if you look off our coastline, if you shower turns all associated with what was tropical storm frank off our coastline. for weather pattern is still being influenced by high clouds and there is a chance that one of these may move into the north bay over the next three or four hours. we will remain dry today but it will be muggy for another day. al

before that the 1998 embassy bombings in kenya and tanzania. this death comes as the u.s.xit from afghanistan, by then the taliban agreed it would not provide safe harbor to terrorist groups like al qaeda, the secretary of state saying that the taliban has violated that agreement. senior taliban leaders say that al-zawahiri moved to trenton within five or six months of the foreign fighters leaving in a senior official says haqqani network leaders were aware of his presence. >> let's bring in the president of the council on foreign relations richard haass, chief foreign affairs correspondent and executive editor for news at new yorker, a longtime investigative journalist and correspondent. good to have you all. richard let's start where this happened. al-zawahiri was taken down , being held in a safe place by the taliban. what does that tell you about our state of relationship with the taliban moving forward? >> the taliban have not changed their spots, the old and the new are still the taliban and in this case what happened, the operation was extraordinarily effective. gre

embassies in tanzania and kenya that killed 224 people including 12 americans also a key figure in the 9/11 attack. president biden addressing the nation tonight about the operation. kelly o'donnell is at the white house with late details >> lester, the past saturday night 9:40 p.m. eastern saturday night the u.s. government used an unmanned drone and hellfire missiles to target the third floor balance coney in down on it afghanistan to kill the president of al qaeda president widen who has covid has announced the successful operation claiming no civilian casualties. >> no matter where you hide, if you are a threat to our people, the united states will find you and take you out. >> reporter: officials say they brought a model of the kabul apartment building to the white house situation room to explain the operation. they had long been tracking the leader and his family who had moved to a safehouse in the last year very few u.s. officials were aware of this mission and the president ultimately gave the go-ahead one week ago. >> kelly o'donnell, thank yo >>> his signature was on many of

when you look at the current situation in tanzania or uganda for example where the context has been reallylt for opposition parties to operate i think kenya leading the way in terms of stable transition is really important. when you look for example at the 2017 annulment the precedent , that that set for the rest of the region and internationally was really significant and we already saw in malawi in 2020 a similar annulment of a presidential result which cited the kenya ruling as a precedent 2017. so kenya really has the potential to to lead on this within the region and to act as a benchmark. muhammad: jackie, from your vantage point there in nairobi what's the earliest you think that official results would be announced? jackie: i think friday. muhammad: it will be interesting to see how it all plays out. that is all the time for today. we have to leave the conversation there. thanks so much to our guests fergus kell and jackie quanique and thanks for watching. you can see the program again anytime by visiting our website aljazeera.com and for further discussion go to our facebook page.

i shall makisha reports from russia in tanzania. it's time to unveil the potential of african club football to the world. the african super lee and you are in african football has begun. the continents governing body caff has announced a brand new africa, super league for 24 of africa's top teams. there will be a $100000000.00 in prize money with the winner pocketing $11600000.00 nearly 5 times. what's an over in the current cuffed champions league, it will succeeds to significantly uplift the quality of african football, the standards of football at club level, but also at national team level. because a lot of the money, $54000000.00 every year would be going to the member associations, is from embassy, should be getting a $1000000.00. it's hope that the project will boost africa football, economic fortunes. cost is promising sponsorship and revenue previously and had of which given time could give african team the ability to keep their best players by matching the huge wages in european club football in terms of investment exposur

evening address, he said aman al zawahiri also played a deadly role in the bombings in kenya and tanzania and the 2000 attack on the "uss cole" that killed american sailors. >> he killed american service members, american diplomats, and american interests. >> reporter: al zawahiri's death over the weekend comes after u.s. troops pulled out of afghanistan last summer, ending a two-decade war. >> this does take a leader off the battlefield and will, to some degree, disrupt that organization and force them to come up with new leadership. >> reporter: the president said he would never allow afghanistan to again become a safe haven for terrorist groups like al qaeda. >> no matter how long it takes, no matter where you hide, if you are a threat o our people, the united states will find you and take you out. >> reporter: afghanistan's government issued a statement condemning the air strike as a clear violation of international principles and the 2020 doha agreement that led to the withdrawal of the u.s. forces, but it did not mention al zawahiri. intelligence officials believe al zawahiri's fami

embassies in tanzania. joining me now is chief white house correspondent kristen welker.t do we know about what the president is going to announce, and any details about that operation? >> reporter: the details are still coming in. what we do know is that the president is going to announce that ayman al zawahri was killed over the weekend in a counterterrorism operation. the president will say no civilians were killed in this pray, and i anticipate that we will learn more about how exactly this came about and how that operation was carried out. some of those fine details, but it does come just about a year after the u.s. withdrew u.s. forces from afghanistan, and you'll recall that at the time the president was widely criticized for that withdrawal with officials saying it had been bopped, so this is really a moment in which the president's new strategy as it relates to afghanistan, the pledge at the time, joy, was that it would focus on counterterrorism is now coming to fruition with word that they have taken out this leader of al qaeda. to give a little bit more backgro

laden's number two and his successor had a long reign of terror helping plot the bombings in kenya and tanzania the attack on the uss cole in yemen and 9/11 where nearly 3,000 americans were killed. the strike on zawahiri comes nearly a year after the u.s.' chaotic and deadly withdrawal from afghanistan that put the taliban back in power. tonight republicans praising zawahiri's death but warning the taliban has once again turned afghanistan into the safe harbor for terrorists >> the bad news is that al-qaeda is clearly back in afghanistan just like they were pre-9/11 >> reporter: but the white house insists the strike is evidence the u.s. can target terrorists from afar. >> we're not going to let afghanistan become a safe haven for terrorists who threaten our homeland, and this past weekend we proved that case. >> reporter: the biden administration says they knew zawahiri moved to that apartment this year, more evidence the taliban broke the agreement with the u.s. not to shelter terrorists >>> just breaking tonight, the senate reaching a deal to expand health care benefits for veterans exposed

embassies in kenya and tanzania in 1998.>>> justice has been delivered.s terrorist leader is no more. people around the world no longer need to fear the determine killer.>>> the president says there was no civilian casualties or family members of the terrorist killed in the operation.>>> we're back in 60 seconds. 2 people accused of baby snatching back in court. the new charge a judge get them today. >>> the bay area needs more houses but this neighborhood says no thank you. protesting a project to bring home to the homeless. >>> tropical storm frank. >>> tropical storm frank. thunderstorms every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies like google from watching you, by downloading the app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simplified. >>> new revelations today in that bizarre kidnapping in san jose.>>> we finally got the hint of a poss

embassies in kenya and tanzania in 1998.>>> justice has been delivered. this terrorist leader is no more. people around the world no longer need to fear the determine killer.>>> the president says there was no civilian casualties or family members of the terrorist killed in the operation.>>> we're back in 60 seconds. 2 people accused of baby snatching back in court. the new charge a judge get them today. >>> the bay area needs more houses but this neighborhood says no thank you. protesting a project to bring home to the homeless. >>> tropical storm frank. thunderstorms >>> new revelations today in that bizarre kidnapping in san jose.>>> we finally got the hint of a possible motive. the light created to make it happen. the da filed another charge today against the 2 suspects. our reporter has more. >>> the kidnapping made national headlines. the infant was taken from inside his home as grandma was unloading groceries. surveillance video showed a man walking away from the apartment holding him in a baby carrier. the next day please rescue the child at anoth

embassies in kenya and tanzania killing 224 and wounding over 4500 others.lence against american citizens, american service members, american diplomats and american interests. >> reporter: he was 71 years old, a doctor who was born into a prominent egyptian family. it was his family's decision to relocate to a house in kabul that tipped off u.s. officials, who monitored the home for months before the strike. >> this mission was carefully planned, rigorously minimizing the risk of harm to civilians. one week ago, after being advised that the conditions were optimal, i gave the final approval to go get him. the mission was a success. none of his family members were hurt and there were no civilian casualties. >> reporter: the operation comes nearly one year after the last u.s. forces and diplomats left afghanistan, pulling out faster than intended after the afghan government and military fell to the taliban. the taliban not happy about this operation with a spokesman saying, quote, the islamic eme emirate condemns this and calls it a clear violation of internat

embassies in kenya and tanzania. >> the worst of the attacks happening on 9/11/2001 when hijackers flew airplanes into the world trade center, the pentagon and crashed a plane into a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. more than 3,000 people die in the attacks to the families lost fathers, mothers, husbands, wives, sons and daughters, brothers and sisters. >> friends and co-workers on that series september day. it is my hope that this decisive action will one more measure of closure. >> today there are questions that whether the taliban tipped off u.s. intelligence officials that so ari was in afghanistan, there was a 25 million dollar bounty and the taliban has indicated the wants to find a more favorable place in the international community. analysts say giving up. so are you may have been a strategic move. coming up, we're going to talk about why experts are saying the world's clearest lake could become even more clear. >> and tiger woods has been up front about his displeasure with the liv but find out how much he really doesn't like the new tour. >> here's a hint. it's almost as mu

out to be in demand in india and china . alternative suppliers usa australia kazakhstan and even tanzaniat higher prices. yes dima thank you dmitry morocco spoke about the energy crisis in the european union but the festival of the russian geographical society opened in moscow all events will be free pass in the charge park. here in touch with us from there our correspondent evgeny petrukhina, zhen greetings, well, it turns out to be the day of the geographer, everything was timed, which is logical, and in uh, here's another announcement. yes, reading what they promise. hmm travel to the most unusual corners of russia but without leaving moscow. that's what you mean? yes , hello dmitry, well, indeed, without going beyond the charge park, as the organizers say. today we ourselves observed this, just the same, all the guests of the festival will be able to. well , virtually, but still travel around our even the organizers of the festival offer to the vast vast country from kaliningrad to kamchatka. here, well, absolutely fascinating attractions. for example, a bathyscaphe is such a virtual

embassies in tanzania and kenya. and the president dealing with a rebound case of covid. president biden's doctor says he is staying in strict isolation but right now is symptom free. int doctors say rebound cases of covid happen in some patients who have taken the antiviral drug paxlovid. the president took that treatment after his first covid diagnosis on july 21st. biden will wait until he gets two negative test results before coming out of isolation. at 5:30 we will talk about ucs's doctors dr. peter chin-hong about the rise of people getting covid two or three times. >>> tension is growing between the u.s. and china over whether house speaker nancy pelosi and her delegation to asia will stop in taiwan. as cbs reporter natalie brand reports, beijing considers taiwan its territory and will record a pelosi visit a major insult and a threat. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi kicked off her trip to asia in singapore meeting with the nation's prime minister and president. joining her are several house democrats with stops also planned in malaysia, south korea and jap

from the eu are now forced to look for alternatives in the us columbia australia kazakhstan and tanzaniahinese chery intends to localize the assembly of cars in russia and is in intensive negotiations with manufacturers, said the general director of the russian division of the company vladimir shmakov . country twice. they should be between 88 and 100.000. their cars. giving inflation in the eurozone in july reached a record 8.9%. this is eurostat data for compared a year ago, the figure was at the level of 2.2%. now, more than four times the target of the european central bank, energy prices have risen the most by almost 40%, food prices have added about 10%, inflation in the european union. in july it accelerated to 9.8%. this was the news of the economy in short. what are we doing we're making history? in a special edition of the russian lotto , each ticket wins only once a year, we get all 90 kegs played, which means we won. halva cards are surprising installment 24 months halva, still, nothing weighs you. still zero percent late and no maintenance fees either, hulk weightless instal

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embassy and tanzania in 1998. >> one week ago after being advised of the conditions were optimal, i gave the final approval to go get him. and the mission was a success. none of his family members were hurt and there were no civilian casualties. it is my hope that this decisive action will bring one more measure of closure. no day shall erase them from the memory of time. today and every day. >> president biden says u.s. intelligence have located him in downtown kabul earlier this year. now since taking al qaeda in 2011, president biden says al-zawahiri had called for attacks against the united states and its allies. >>> another headline that we're watching on this monday night. governor newsom declaring a state of emergency over monkeypox. this happened just about two hours ago. now essentially this makes it easier for the state to distribute vaccines efficiently. it'll also allow health workers like emts and paramedics to give out the vaccine. a statewide california has 786 confirmed or suspected cases of monkeypox. about a third of those cases are here in the bay area specifically in

outskirts of pars 6000 miles from a french court has ruled that his next stop will be a russia, tanzania, and the u. n. international criminal tribunal for wanda. one of the lessons learned from the gerberg and case ha, outside of the the substance of what happened in 1994. and his role is the willingness of people to ignore in humanity for financial gain. and what i mean by that is the only way kabuki could have remained at large for all these years is through a network of support. and that network of support was only viable based on in my view on corruption. we need to remember that the genocide happened to people. it happened to families, it decimated societies. and it is also say it is that we must return to when we are in quoting about a trial of a person like felice him, couple guy. because a trial in and of itself will have no context or no, no meaning if it is not tied to the very impact of the kinds that he's accused over and who the affected from behind these was felony, fema ricky has returned to pull caustic. she now runs the prisoners radio service, providing her fellow inma

remember that i'm an l out here, e was involved in the 1998 bombing of the us embassies in kenya and tanzania. he was involved in the bombing of the u. s. s. cole, we're 17 of our sailors were murdered, and he was the number to about kite on september 11th, 2001, when so many of our citizens were killed was the number one i'll kinda after law was killed. and so, you know, when you look at who he is, who he was, thankfully, what he has done and the organization here was leaving any reasonable reading of international law. and doctrines of self defense tells me this is eminently defensible. right? and so that would be, that would be america's defense. if he came to that, that in killing him abroad, we were defending ourselves at home. yes. right. that's the big idea here. i think certainly from my perspective is that when people are trying to kill you, you have a right to defend yourselves. this goes to whether you're defending your home or whether you're defending your country. and we're going to be some paper here at home, whether it's in germany, the united kingdom or the united states. if w

tanzania says its state—owned phone network had set up the connection — at a height of 12,000 feet —ay than we've seen over recent days for some areas, particularly towards the south and the east first thing. that cloud tending to break up with more sunshine developing, and then through the day, it's going to be a picture of sunny spells and scattered showers. over the next few days, some showers in the forecast, most of them for scotland and northern ireland. here's the weather front that brought that cloud to parts of southern and eastern england this morning. that now clearing to the east. the next area of shower bearing cloud moving in from the northwest. so more showers to come for scotland and northern ireland for the rest of the day, some of them quite blustery. one or two, quite sharp, could be the odd rumble of thunder. sunshine holding on longest for the likes of aberdeenshire. much of england and wales seeing long spells of sunshine. cumulus cloud building through the day, and temperatures fairly similar to what we had yesterday. perhaps a degree or so lower. so 25 in the