u. s. city of baltimore has ordered the release of ad none sired, overturning his murder conviction, which was the subject of the popular podcast serial. so i had was just 17 when he was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his girlfriend, him in li, prosecutors say the evidence used in his conviction was problematic, and that 2 other possible suspects were not disclosed. se andrews now 41 years old, as always maintained his innocence. ah, the top stories on al jazeera ah, do you k and the world have bid farewell to queen elizabeth the 2nd with the state funeral that drew kings and queens presidents and prime ministers, a 70 year reign was the longest in british history. hundreds of thousands of people lined the streets to watch the coffins final procession from london to windsor. the cortege was accompanied by a military escort and the queen's family, including her son, king charles. the 3rd was now taken the throne. the coffin was lowered into a vault in windsor castle before a privat

u. s . city if you val day in texas 3 months off the gum and killed 19 of their schoolmates on to teachers. there has been an increased security presence of the city schools as anxious parents drop off their children. the rob elementary school where the shooting happened to still shot as it's due to be demolished. renee o'day has moved from benson elementary school in you valley. we've been speaking to a lot of families and students as they were getting ready to go back to school. this morning, a lot of kids that we spoke to said that they just don't feel safe enough. going back to school, i spoke with one student who was entering the 3rd grade this morning. and when i asked him if he was going to be home schooling or going back to a campus, he said that he just can't go back to campus right now. he doesn't feel safe when i asked him why he doesn't feel safe. he said that he didn't think that the police did enough to protect him and everyone else who was at rob elementary school the day of the sh

u. s. city of jackson and mississippi don't half safe drinking water and kenya's supreme court is expected to deliver its verdict on last month's disputed presidential election. ah, john, he has begun the fee for world copies on its way to the castle group. your travel package today is an update on the monsoon rains across india. hi there. thank you so much for joining in. so the worst of the rain will be falling across central parts around hyderabad, so entailing gun as state pushing into karnataka care law and tamil nadu. but at the same time, we're also being blanketed in brain through the mall deeds and sri lanka. so colombo, coming in at $29.00 degrees, but the sun's out in the northwest looking good in new delhi. we've got you penciled in for 36, a southeast asia. it's our usual plentiful showers and storms of rounds at malaysia borneo island through. so the way z as wall really top to bottom for the philippines, but a lot of the energies being drawn further toward the north. and that's wh

u. s. city of buffalo, new york featured a black sun symbol on a white supremacist manifesto that he believed to have written. he's accused of killing 10 african americans in that shooting. now a ukrainian military veteran e quarter. hello scott, who served in the notorious neo nazi as off italian was recently awarded by the pentagon. that the annual us hosted warrior games. the ass off battalion, a main fighting force in the war. tom don bass along had a logo featuring a german whoops, angle symbol used by nazi forces during world war 2. and this footage shows hello scott also had a black and sun tied to that he was awarded by the u. s. defense department for quote, inspiring his team with his personal example. we heard from finished journalist yano. so put conan who, splain, y repeated a neo nazi groups use the symbolism like this by doing tattoo. they are trying to convince themselves that they are doing some right thing, you know, the moral global m. oh, how me use a crashes fighting people

u. s. city of evil dame band. many say they feel scared of being inside a classroom after gunman killed 19 students and 2 teachers in ma'am, when i oh day reports from val day as students and you vol day, went back to school tuesday. they were greeted with smiles and hugs. and a lot of security. it's a far cry from where they were 3 months ago after one of the worst school shootings in u. s. history. now 2 and a half meter, unclean. mobile fences have been put up around many of the schools here. and police presence has been more noticeable, but not all the children in the small community are comfortable going back to campus learning. so feel safe that school they on doesn't want to see the inside of a school just yet. he says he doesn't feel safe. he was in class at rob elementary school. when the shooting happened. my teacher opened the door and it is late. 8 kids in t teaches ran into my classroom. and then they close the door. yeah, my teacher could door and then she locked it. then she cur, dylan delelake pape

u. s . city of jackson, mississippi. don't hop safe drinking. ah, here's your forecast for monday, september 5th, across europe and africa every once we got sap periods of prolonged spells of rain across eastern portions of the republic of ireland, western england into western wales. and this system is also drying up some southerly air. so look what it does. so the temperature in brussels, you're all the way up to 31 degrees on monday. central europe, it's mostly quiet. we've got hit miss showers here, but nothing really organized. i want to take you around the mediterranean, with a focus on turkey were seen, those winds pick up through the black sea. the boss froze at some showers as well for its sample, but i think the winds here, we'll gast up to about 50 kilometers per hour. on monday, other side of the mediterranean. so remember that what, whether we were talking about for ireland and britain, it's dropping down into the northwest of spain. northern sections of portugal on monday, south end of africa looks like this. temperature is above av

u. s. city of the valley in texas. 3 months after a gunman killed $21.00 of our classmates and teachers, there's been an increased security presence at the cities schools as anxious parents drop off their children. the rob elementary school where the shooting happened is still shut, as it awaits demolition. when the odor joins us now live from a val day in texas a difficult day for many children going or even thinking about going to school renee yeah, that's right. so hell, since we've been here and you've all day talking to children, to students and to parents here it's kind of been a mixed bag of emotions. some kids tell us that they were excited to go back to school and to see their classmates. and some told us that they've opted to stay at home and home school and do virtual learning. a lot of the parents that we spoke to have decided that they're going to leave it up to their kids to decide how they want to start the school year. and what's happened here today on tuesday, the 1st day of sch

u. s. city of val day in texas. 3 months after gunman killed $21.00 of their classmates and teachers and has been an increased security presence at the city school as anxious parents drop off their children. the rob elementary school where the shooting happened is so shot as it awaits demolition. let's go to all correspond renee, who joined the fly from benson elementary school in you validate texas. so renee, i think you've been talking to some of the parents and some the students who are about to start their 1st day of school. what is in their minds? what if they've been saying to you? hi, yes, we've been speaking to a lot of families and students as they were getting ready to go back to school this morning. a lot of kids that we spoke to said that they just don't feel safe enough . going back to school, i spoke with one student who was entering the 3rd grade this morning. and when i asked him, if you were going to be homeschooling, or going back to a campus, he said that he just can't go back

tire extinguishes launches in the united kingdom, this leaderless group aims to make owning s u vs in cities impossible. and they have deflated thousands of vehicle tires around the world. one more example for you, august climate activists in the south of france, fill golf course holes with the manx to protest, a water bad exemption for golf greens, amid a severe drought saying the economic madness is taken precedence over ecological reason. so in this episode of the stream could embracing climate sabotaged help save our planet? i know you've got thoughts. i get your comment section is live looking forward to seeing you in it as clement activities. but for our company and no credit stripes, the crowds prefers on march to called in addition to comments targeted climate crisis. the government have made promises dogs to keep in archie maslanka davis. we need to take a step further to push because the government has not given it to all our contents. the problem is that taken that course of action would likely haven't the exact opposite effect. it would be a gift to the right wing, opponents of c

u. s. state of california city internet john, amazon ah, the journey has begun the faithful world copies on its way to catherine book. your travel package today. it's still much hotter than it should be in iraq. what the temperatures are coming down. the wind is picky japanese, more or less a northerly, so temperatures back down to the middle or slightly lower. forty's still a bit of, of where they should be, but not extreme as they were. and you'll notice that the winds a bit more, a contrast with a color background on, and that tends to pick up the dust when it's been hot and dry. so like, had, have rather dusty atmosphere seems to be there really on the eastern side of sadie answered bach. rain and answer was cut out as well. where $42.00 is a couple of kids, but the average to be on that it looks pretty normal. this time of the year, showers do show themselves and saudi occasionally in the high ground in yemen as well, and sal alice still catching the edge of the monsoon that from the equator northwards in this part of africa. the showers have been recently quite heavy, causing flood

u and the african union plan to conduct a global food security summit on tuesday in new york city. as the u. s. children fund announced earlier this month at $730.00 people have died since january in somalia, as hunger is footing across the entire african continent. this as the west puts the blame on russia for global food prices due to the war in ukraine. r t spoke to mozambique ambassador to russia, he says the food security problem has long been an issue, and it's not due to the conflicts. food crisis is area. it started area from the 4th this conflict. and therefore we need to find a solution of course. and in the war to confer. it is one of the ways of solving the christ foot crisis in the world. but we let us not attached to the foot crisis to the conflict it's, it's a, it's a wrong way of analyzing the program. the e u has finally shown it's true colors with this fires. he's in the midst of the hunger crisis and is not looking at the solutions that are growing right out in the fields. when earlier this week, the european union fail to prior to his food security of a feel, supplies the b

city. the u. s. national press club has posthumously awarded al jazeera correspondence, shall enable our claire with the president's award. her niece, selena barclay received the accolade on her behalf in washington. sharyn was with al jazeera for 25 years covering the story of this really occupation. she was shot in the head by israeli forces while she was on assignment in janine in may, the elders intermedia network continues to demand a rapid, independent and transparent investigation into the killing. i want to bring some live pictures now from beijing v. we are waiting for a daily briefing by the of china's foreign ministry. it's likely to be a responding to the u. n. 's report on changing and china's treatment of the weaker population in china. beijing has been pressuring rights chief michelle bodily not to publish the report, but it has been very critical of the situation of weaker detainees in changing. it was published just minutes before and her end of the end of her term on wednesday. ela

turns to desert, saving on drinking or ground water is no longer enough to meet the needs of cities on the u. s. west coast, that's why the world's 2nd largest desalination plant was built here outside san diego. like engineer nathan faber shows us the plant, see that he knows its energy intensive, a target for criticism from environmental activist. but he also knows there's no alternative and also i could be surfing in the ocean, and 2 hours later, the water is converted to drinking water and going to the residence of san diego county. wow, it's 2 hours. the plant turns 190000000 leaders of sea water into drinking water for the region every day. it flows through 16000 filters in this pipe in a process called reverse osmosis. is one strategy of many for securing enough fresh water. so since the ninety's are parson, water use has dropped in half, even though our population increase. and we've had these suppressors like climate change in route, one of the main factors is education. teaching people in san diego county resident audit use less water and be more efficient. so with irrigation, which s

u. s. state of florida flooding, inundate cities of power goes out for millions of residents and authorities say the worst is not yet over. as the storm slows but brings more rain ah hello and terry martin, good to have you with us. the kremlin says russia will formally annex for ukrainian regions as its own territory. to morrow. moscow claims the occupied eastern regions voted to join the russian federation in so called referendums, which were dismissed by the west. as a sham, the united nation says any annexation would violate international law. the stage has been set up in moscow's red square with the annexation celebrated on friday. president vladimir putin is planning to give a speech owing a signing ceremony with supper. this leaders who are already in moscow, russia last annex the ukraine's crimea through a similar process in 2014. our correspondent mathias bellinger joins us now from the ukrainian capital, kia, but here's what impact is this annexation move likely to have well on the ground, not much. it is neither going to stop ukraine from trying to read, take the occupied territor

water is no longer enough to meet the needs of cities on the u. s. west coast, that's why the world's 2nd largest desalination plant was built here outside san diego. like engineer nathan faber shows us the plant, see that he knows its energy intensive, a target for criticism from environmental activists. but he also knows there's no alternative. so i could be surfing in the ocean, and 2 hours later, the water is converted to drinking water and going to the residence of san diego county. wow, it's through our the plant turns 190000000 leaders of sea water into drinking water for the region every day. it flows through 16000 filters in this pipe in a process called reverse osmosis. is one strategy of many for securing enough fresh water. so since the ninety's are parson, water use has dropped in half, even though our population increase. and we've had these stressor like climate change and route. one of the main factors is vacation teaching people in san diego county resident audit, use less water and be more efficient. so with irrigation, which shower

u. s. will double the amount of flights between its cities and cuba. in the coming months, the new flights are likely to begin in mid december. american airways and jet blue have been tapped to lead the expanded coverage. families and households around the world are bringing their hands about those skyrocketing energy bills. but for one woman in japan, it's not a concern. she lives off grid independent from the usual supply of gas or electricity. take a look on sunny days like this one, it takes about an hour. the fish fillet is called completely by sun without gas or electricity. the rice that she will enjoy alongside it goes on the solar stove from her balcony in the capital of tokyo chak kofuji prepares whatever she wants it or take up 30 not. and then i chose this lifestyle because of the earthquake in 2011th and i did go on shortly after the earthquake. there were power outages here a few times on the pay. all of a sudden the power was just gone dead. and no way up by today, so i thought i should take care of the power supply myself and had a sola

u. s. and mexican trade officials met this week in mexico city for the annual high level economic dialogue. the 2 delegations reviewed progress from the previous year, looking in particular at immigration energy and trade issues. also on the table, the question of how mexico and its northern neighbor could work together on micro chip production. trade officials arriving for talks on a chilly d, the high level economic dialogue between mexico and the united states. this mechanism promote strategic economic and tried priorities for both countries. it seeks to promote development and economic growth, job creation, improved competitiveness, and to reduce inequality gaps between the 2. it's a tough task. one sticking point is the mexican government's nationalist energy policy. mexico's position, worries, washington. i think it's evident from the conversations that we had the day as well. so the work that we've been doing over many months that we see the united states and mexico see ah, a shared opportunity to build a, an energy hutto that advances are climate goals. that advances are sustainable

u. s. lead international order being held in that was big city of summer. and the leaders meeting of the so called shanghai corporation organization takes place today and tomorrow. the group comprises 8 members, including china, russia, india, and the central nation. republics of contact on good gets done. the geek is done and others iran just applied to be a member. the su was formed some 20 years back and is a political, economic and strategic grouping of nations. but russia and china are hoping it could be more, namely, a counterweight to a western lead world order. take, for instance, what kremlin foreign policy advisor eulley shock of said earlier this week i caught, the su, offers a real alternative to weston centric organizations. and the chinese secretary general of the organization agrees portia, her tacoma, i think the given the profound global changes that we are witnessing, members of the international community are expecting a new type of international relations. and goal here, based on mutual respect, based on equity based on justice and also

u. s. prison on drug charges or contracts at mark fairfax. i have been detained in afghanistan since early 2020 in ukraine. the russian back to mer in the eastern city of don't yet is accusing ukrainian forces or killing 13 people after selling the area to children are set to be among the casualties. or u. s. judge has thrown out to baltimore mans murder conviction in the case highlighted by one of the most popular podcasts ever. at 9, i had spent nearly 23 years in jail accused of killing his ex girlfriend, fired is being released into home detention. the decision is to be made within weeks on that, whether he's to face a re trial or be declared innocent or re investigation revealed that the original prosecutors and the subsequent prosecutors and the attorney general's office failed to disclose relevant information about alternative suspects. one of whom threatened to kill the victim and had more to kill the victim. and both the ball had a pattern of violence against women, hates his prime minister. his appeal for com after a 5th day, a protest in the capital quarter prince demonstrates a set up barricades and blocked main roads. that angry of a st

i washington bureau chief in s pole in new york city at the u. n. thank you and thank you to, to richard walker, our chief international editor. some of the other stories making headlines. uganda has announced its 1st dance from ebola in 3 years of official say a 24 year old man died of the disease. they declared an outbreak in the central district of move in date will help opening nations has several suspected patients receiving can protest is in bay router broken down again into the justice ministry . it amending the release of 2 people, arrested. a bank delegation for the international monetary fund meetings with officials of the economic meltdown. banks are now closed for free days. european union stop court has will, the germany cannot indiscriminately collect personal data. european court of justice as the practice violates law. some german politicians believe data collection is important in fighting crime. civil rights activists say it's an invasion of privacy. a, u. s. john has thrown out the 2000 and motor conviction of odd non saeed. his c

city. that as the u. s. children fund announced earlier this month at $730.00 people have died since january in somalia, as hunger is spreading across the entire african continent. this, as the west puts the blame on russia for global food twice is due to the warn ukraine. ortiz spoke to mozambique ambassador to russia, who says the food security problem has long been an issue and is not due to the conflicts. food crisis is india. it started earlier from the 4th this conflict, and therefore we need to find a solution of course and in the war, the conflict is one of the ways of solving the christ foot crisis in the world. but let us not attached to the full crisis to the conflict it's, it's a, it's a wrong way of analyzing the problem. the e. u has finally shown is sid colors with his priorities in the midst of the hunger crisis. and is not looking at the solution that are growing right out in the fields . when earlier this week, the european union failed to plan for a food security over fuel supplies. the b

resources of late the center has also been a leading provider of the monkey pox vaccine in the city this month, the u. slth department announcing plans to send an additional 2400 m pox vaccine doses for distribution at oakland pride events we really want to reach. the people are at highest risk. i think we have enough doses right now to handle the people who want to be vaccinated a day for the community to access key services , but also importantly to unwind with music and fun after what has been a challenging few years amid the pandemic, we've been so disconnected for so long that were it's this is the time for us to come together and just really celebrate. and if you'd like to attend pride fast, it kicks off this sunday at 11 o'clock and runs through six p.m. at 28th and broadway and oakland. zach's ktvu, fox two news faithful are ready for the 49ers season opener set for sunday in chicago, and the niners are the first team in the nfl to have an official fan club with official merchandise for the l g b t q. plus community. in this video, which launched the 49ers pride official fan club titan george ki

border to be adopted in russia in may this year evacuated, residents, flea, the besieged city of merrier pole. the u. s. now says it has evidence that some evacuated from mary paul and other occupied areas, as well as many people who stayed behind have been forcibly deported to russia or russian held territories in the united nations security council session. the u. s. ambassador to the u. n. said up to 1600000 ukrainians have been detained, interrogated and forcibly deported. the experience is different for every one, depending on how threatening may are perceived to be toward russia's invasion. and some are allowed to remain in russian occupied parts of ukraine, summer, forcibly deported to russia, and some are sent to prison. and some simply vanish. the u. s. says officials from the russian government, a, coordinating the deportations, but moscow dismissed the claims and said these ukrainians have voluntarily moved to russia. good lawyer, it's a new milestone on the disinformation campaign unleashed by ukraine and its western bacchus against our country, federal un human rights officials say there a

city. the u. s. national press club has a post, mostly awarded al jazeera correspondent, sharina acclaim. it's presidents awards. her niece at lena barclays, received the accolade on her behalf in washington. sharina was with al jazeera for 25 years, covering the story of the israeli occupation. she was shot in the head by israeli forces while on assignment in jeanine in may, out as they were, major network continues to demand a rapid, independent, and transparent investigation into the killing. the wife of malaysia's former prime minister, another browser has been convicted of corruption. she's been sentenced to 10 years in prison and find $216000000.00. a week ago, her husband began serving at jail time, also for corruption, florence louis reports from quantum number. when ross momento was the 1st lady of malaysia, she was heavily criticized for her lavish lifestyle from designer handbags, too expensive jewelry. but the true extent of her taste for the finer things in life only became clear when her husband nat geo plaza lost an election in 2018. after an investigation into allegations

u. s. aircraft carrier arrived in this south korean city pusan to participate in joint drills as a by jones for our minister says it's time to work towards the normalization of relations between his country and armenia. jay hood bottom of made the comment during his address to the un general assembly. if all is fighting between armenia and as by john this months, it has killed more than a 150 soldiers. 2 days ago, we listened to the statement delivered here by the prime minister of armenia. regretfully, this was yet another evidence. you must rating there. the armenian site seems focused on, continued the confrontation instead of normalization. in azerbaijan, we believe that our asian has seen enough confrontation, destruction, and suffering. it is high time for both our nations to engage fully and wholeheartedly in the post conflict normalization. so we can finally turn over the tragic page of our history and start building a better future for our children. the commitment officer by genocide is that we hope that i mean, you will finally reciprocate constructively and engage generally into

u. s. aircraft carrier arrived in a south korean city of the sun to take part in joint drills. japan says north koreas miss south fell outside it's exclusive economic zone routine was uni from rural disuse of actions by north korea, including it's reputed launches of ballistic missiles, are a threat to the peace and took her to japan and region as well as the international community it's also an acceptable to large massage consecutively, while the invasion of ukraine is still ongoing. it violates the united nations security council resolution and was strong to condemn it to hundreds of thousands of people in canada had been left without power of the storm. fiona hit, its east coast homes were washed away on saturday. fiona started as a hurricane in the caribbean, and these 2 people have died and tens of thousands have been left without power of the tropical storm. a strong central japan, strong winds and heavy rain cause floods and mud slides and if she's south west. now a new exhibition has noised in manila, this bank, priceless artwork that once belonged to form for the peanut 1st lady.

died instantly at the scene as they were crossing a road in the city of krebs phone, which is under russian control authority, say a u. s. delivered high marks. rocket attack was used and the deputy head of b, her son, the region administration, says that the city now has its own quote alley of angels, reference to the don. yes. memorial to children killed in the conflict. i don't know who the nazis were, shooting it, but people died anyway. this proves again that in care san as many have noticed today, we now have our own alley of angels. we absolutely believe that all shots fired from american weapons or fire directly by the us. we say again that they do not care about ukrainians. russians or bell ruffians blue, what they are interested in. one single goal, any method of terror, destruction, and murder and the city of fet evolves can the lu ganske people's republic ukrainian shelling had a local high school according to local authorities. one child died in the attack with 6 students wounded as well as a teacher. and in the neighboring done, yet the people's republic ukrainian forces shelled a kindergarten in the city

the family died instantly at the scene as they crossed a road in the city of have song, which is under russian control authority say u. s. delivered high marks missile was used in the attack. the deputy head of the her san region administration says the city has now fallen as now has its own alley of angels, a reference to the daniel memorial to children killed in the conflict. i don't know who the nazis were, shooting it, but people died anyway. this proves again that in care sun, as many have noticed to day, we now have our own alley of angels. we absolutely believe that all shots fired from american weapons are fired directly by the u. s. we say again that they do not care about ukrainians. russians or bell ruffians, but what they are interested in one single goal, any method of terror, destruction and murder, cranium shelling also hit a high school and the la guns people's republic city of pitt evolves, or according to local officials, the one child died and that attack and sick students were wounded as well as a teacher and in the neighboring danielle people's republic. ukrainian forces shelled a kindergarten in th

city. the u. s. national press club has post. leslie awarded al jazeera correspondent train of our clay. it's president's award. her niece lina, i barclay received the accolade on our behalf in washington. sharon was without a 0 for 25 years, covering the story of the israeli occupation. she was shot in the head by israeli forces, while on assignment in janine in may, out 0 media network continues to demand a rapid, independent, and transparent investigation into her killing. pakistan's army is on high alert for more flooding in the south. every province in the region has been hit with sin, the worst affected record monsoon rains have led to the deaths of around 1200 people. nearly a 1000000 homes have been damaged or destroyed since june. the u. n. has launched a 160000000 dollar appeal for emergency funding. let's take you live now to sin province. ours here is zane bas robbie. is there so saying the affairs of further flooding our people trying to protect themselves? well we're here in the town of marin dod district in pakistan, southern still province. and since we've been here, we'v