u. s. inter, an declaring a readiness for talks, but that's the mid an unprecedented level of tensions between the 2 with washington accusing its long time rival of terrorizing american officials. while the u. s. department of justice claims a grand attempted to murder former national security adviser john bolton iranian hackers of also attempted online fishing operations on members of the u. s. non profit dedicated to stopping iran's nuclear capability. that's according to a new article in the online magazine dispatch. the threat existed from the very beginning. it's just gotten more and more pervasive. the threats to americans are multiple, pervasive, and systematic. i'm not aware of any time in our history that a hostile foreign government is systematically and pervasively targeting attacks on american soil against americans. meanwhile, justice department officials release documents that they say prove failed attempts to murder bolton. that's as iran cancels a demand that the islamic revolutionary guard corps be removed from the u. s. department's list of terrorist organizations, which sign

working for palestinian refugees in garza or chinese research vessel docs, inter lanka, drawing security concerns from india and the u. s. and the year on from the toner, bonds, takeover of afghanistan, we look at the state of the economy. ah, now for days canyons have been on the i job the outcome of a closely for presidential election. now the bracing for what could be a legal batter over its winner. monday, the electoral commission announced the deputy president william bruce hope had one . he received just over 50 percent of the vote. that's less than 2 percent ahead of his rival, former prime minister, rollo dingo router had a message of unity for the nation. i know many i wondering especially those who have done many things are going to stuff. i want to tell them that they have nothing to fear. there is no room, they have nothing. there is no room for vengeance. they have no room for looking back at the dinner, and is supposes are disputing the results he's expected to speak to the me during the coming out for the 7 members of the electoral commission, refusing to endorse the result. but the election, observe a sa

u. s. supreme court made it legal in all us states for black people and white people to inter mary. so really ground breaking actually in when they shot it. they weren't even sure if stations in the southern us were going to show it yet. so nickels again was, was really at the forefront of something quite revolutionary because he had this amazing actor. she's playing a truly amazing part, yet she almost quit the program. right. and looking back, what's amazing about that is that she didn't realize how much she meant to so many people until she met martin luther king jr. at a stand convention. actually, he was a fan and he came up to and he said, look, i've heard you're going to quit, but you can't quit because you inspire so many people and you have to keep playing this role and inspiring people and thank goodness for that. i david, love it from the d. w culture. thanks so much for coming on the show sharing with us just before we go, we've got time for a bit more sports news in at formula one at max for stop and has one the hungarian, a grand prix that i trans started the race at t

u. s. embassy and the, the embassy of the, the u. k. out of those doors jabari of inter on with more and how the iranian government is reacting to the violence in baghdad. where we heard from officials in iran who have advised their citizens not to travel to iraq. they have also cancelled all flights to iraq and the result of the instability they've ongoing in that country. there's a travel advisory, tall new citizens to avoid travel to the country. they've also closed all the land border crossing between iraq and on. of course the 2 countries are neighbors and they share a very long border that stretches about 1300 kilometers. and we also heard from the foreign ministry fordson a little earlier this evening. and he said that the great new government leave that there is no political impacts that iraq can't solve itself. and that's the iranians are recommending that iraq and pursue a solution to political misunderstandings that they are having on its constitution . which is interesting, of course, because one of the main issues that is the core of the dispute between the

u. s. supreme court made it legal in all states in the united states for black and white people to inter mary. so this was really on the cutting edge. and when they were filming this episode, they weren't even sure if broadcasters in the southern us were going to show it, or if they were gonna pull it from the air. so these things that we take for granted. now really at the time we're groundbreaking, and michelle nichols was, was really at the center and at the forefront of it. he's got an extraordinary actress, an extraordinary role. and yet we heard in our piece, she'll nice quit and chain. right. i think with amazing about that now is looking back. she didn't realize at the time how important she wasn't, how important she was to so many people. she was actually a stage actress on the new york in chicago stages. she was a dancer and a singer, and she saw this role on star trek is just another line on her resume, you know, maybe it would improve her stage career. and it wasn't until that meeting with dr. martin luther king junior at a fan convention by the way, he was a fan that she rea

inter ortiz, racial blevins reports. one year after the botched chaotic and deadly end of the u . s. war and afghanistan, there are still countless questions about how and why the world leading intelligence agency got it so wrong when the time came to leave the country, the u. s. had been occupying for 20 years, after all, even president biden express. nothing but confidence before he made the official call is a tale bomb take over that gas that now inevitable? no, it is none. because you have the app can troops of 300000 well equipped as well as crypt is any army in the world and an air force against something like 75000 colored mine? it is not enough. weeks later, it was a very different story when the us withdrew from the country, the government, they had spent 2 decades building and supporting fell apart. and it took the taliban just 10 days to gain control of the country's capital, notably faster than it took the us to do so. when an invaded back in 2001, ah, ah, how is it possible that multiple reports from, for intelligence agencies in the u. s. managed to get this situation

u. s. government response to recent natural disasters has been repeatedly criticized as inadequate. already, inundated the southwest states are bracing for more rain later this week. so inter sit nasa have released new images of the planet jupiter. they're describing the pictures as providing. never seen detail of the biggest planet in the solar system. the show jupiter's famous, great red spots shown here and white as well as faint rings around the planet. the images were originally photographed in infrared and then colorized afterwards. they were taken by the james web telescope, which was launched into space last year. st. reminder, the top stories were following for you this, our u. s. intelligence says russia is preparing attacks on civilian areas in ukraine in the coming days. kia was also on high alert after the killing of doria debina, the daughter of a russian or line nationalist. russia blames ukraine for her death with kia, has denied any involvement. and german chancellor of schultz is in canada, meeting his counterpart to discuss expanding their countries energy partnership. germany hopes to boost gas supplies as it tries to end its dependence on russia. i'm t

u. s. s court, but if biden stalling look at laura, we have to admit to simple reality here. there's a lot of politics around this issue, both in washington and the terra inter on a president race in is team want to give the rainy public the impression that the deal is about to be born maybe is so much better than hasanti would have negotiated this is part of the rain in factional politics, the so called reformers than the so called hard liners, each want to be the national champions, didn't playing this game for months in the washington. you know, the democratic party is not doing well president, by these approval ready is historic low. he can afford to see week not after the debacle in afghanistan and all sorts of questions about his handling of foreign policy. so he's making sure that, you know, he doesn't look week lot of democrats in congress are already on the fence is not opposing this deal because of political reasons. so unfortunately, politics in washington, iran is just not helping this diplomatic process. a lot of we agree with that with to say that there's pressure in the political actions of terror on to present a better deal than with honey. c

u. s. republic of korea relationship is special to us and we want at over time, i've been here before met with members of parliament in the past. and we want to strengthen that inter parliamentary role as we work together as countries. i do want to say that is a matter of special pride to us in the congress a previous visit. well, it was b pre cove, it 2015. we were able to take pride in passing the legislation. we live in the congress relating to comfort, the comfort women, legislation. it was, you know, it had its, shall we say friends. and it had some doubters about we were not in doubt about that. i just mentioned that because when we talk about security, we know what that is when we talk about economics. that's clear. when we talk about governance, it's many things. it's shared values. it's about fighting the pandemic. it's about saving the planet. so many things to discuss. so much opportunity, better served by our discussion, an enterprise meant to way as whether, as a, in addition to heads of state heads of state. but it is, i told my colleagues when we, when we ended the meeting, we're now going to one my favorite places in the world, very generously host

u. s. drought monitor map for california. the area of extreme drought is growing along the border with arizona compared to last week. almost the entire state is inter out except for a small portion in the far northwest of the state. all of the bay area is either in severe or extreme drought, federal officials announced today. $310 million in funding to help fight the drought here in the west. u s interior secretary deb haaland toured the siphon reservoir improvement project in irvine today before she announced the department's plan to allocate the funds to combat the drought. the only times reports the funding will go towards 25 selected projects mostly here in california. the money comes from the bipartisan infrastructure bill that president biden signed last year. already checking in on the plan for the weekend temperatures are gonna warm a little bit tomorrow. today. they cool the plan. all week has been . we had the heat, and then we had a cool down that we warmed up yesterday and today and then, as we head into the weekend, we're going to cool off again. so that's just sort of a lot of numbers, but the basic ideas warm day again tomorrow hot d