u. s. thanks. ran here, we start in london where the 50 is up fueled by strong earnings throughout the week . on tuesday alone, b, p saw gains nearly 6 percent as they beat earnings, all the bank of england. so that will leave monetary policy unchanged from now. the central bank did say it is looking to mean the economy office stimulus measures that were put in place at the start of the pandemic. all forecasting inflation will hit 4 percent this year. now nearby the french cack and german docs are also in the green. still looking at some of the same doctors we just talked about, amid earning sees it. now german conglomerate bison crop on thursday announced it had agreed to sell off its infrastructure unit for an undisclosed v. as it looks to restructure. and french stocks were mostly flocked to close out the week, but diagnostic sperm euro fins did see shares pop more than 10 percent on thursday, after reporting record earnings for the 1st half of the year. and here in the us market, they're also

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u . s. president. thank cutters, emir in a call for the country support in getting people out of afghanistan. kaltura is among 13 countries that have temporarily agreed to host evacuees. the us says a dozen more of agreed to serve as transit points. those evacuated, katara include more than $300.00, mostly female students, and $200.00 media personnel. more flights of being planned for the coming days. the committee to protect journalists is warning the women are particularly at risk of taliban persecution. it says since they to power 2 prominent female journalists have been borrowed from their jobs, you are going to zation also said the group attacked at least 2 members of the press while they covered a protest. the death toll from saturday's earthquake in haiti has risen to nearly 2200 people. the quite damage the number of buildings, housing critical services among them, southern haiti's only medical oxygen plant countries struggling to contain in increasing koran of ours cases. 3 people have been killed i

u. s. president. thank cutters, emir in a call for the country supporting, getting people out of afghanistan. katara is among 13 countries that have temporarily agreed to host evacuees. the u. s. as a dozen more have agreed to serve as transit points. those evacuated to corporate include more than $300.00, mostly female students, and $200.00 media plus now, more flights are being planned for the coming days. and american air base in germany is being used as a temporary transit point for afghan evacuees. hundreds of them arrived at ram, steam the air base from cost more. planes are expected over the next few days as the base, as the capacity the house up to 5000 people. germany has also been sending its own planes to evacuate citizens stuck in afghanistan. the death toll from saturdays earthquake in haiti has risen to nearly 2200 people. the quite damaged number of buildings, housing critical services among them. southern haiti's only medical oxygen plant. that's res. fears of a worsening humanitarian crisis

u. s. military. thank you for your question. the situation again its diane goods from birth worth. and we don't see any action from you government invite and as has been promised stuff that was due, the evacuation end of july, what does this was for those who read it to get out of here. but just after waiting for approval on to cases that are viewed and found out, they don't have the bill of waiting in the day. this is what because that's what the fee for them just with the fashion we are. but the main thing is, security is not good here, and the country is already fallen and the all the interest and call the cd. so i don't see any action from the embassy or from any other authority. a now, and why the question is why they're not paying attention to asking lives who help them to put their lives in the huge rates right now at this moment we're not so i know we feel secure, even i'm not able, i may not be even even evacuation i may not be able to get a fax, you get to the airport who take all these responsibility right now. i'm just back in the home. i just dropped my doers into. so

u. s. foreign policy. thanks for joining us. julie. what's your take on these latest negotiations enjoy? ha, it appears the taliban has the upper hand. well, it certainly does. and what the u. s. is hoping to do really over these next 3 days is to have some meetings 1st with the taliban delegation that's based in doha, as well as bringing and other international actors along with the u. s. there's also representatives from the cage, from the you, from china, from russia, from pakistan, from, with pakistan. and all these actors really focusing on 2 main goals. first to try and put some kinds of breaks on the rapidly deteriorating situation that we see. and that's gonna, samantha moment and secondly to try and get things back on track for negotiations between the taliban and african government. the u. s. is showing no signs of actually stepping up its attack. so do you think that's likely to change? right, so the us still planning to completely withdraw their military forces by the end of the month, most of that withdrawal has already hap

u. s embassy, heidi, thank you so much heidi to counselor there with the latest on mr. lincoln's comments out of washington. we're in compensation again with harun raheem, me, an analyst and college professor. i guess her and out of history. but when you listen to those administration voices her own out of the states, do you detect any note at all of contrition? and i use the word deliberately because this us administration and the speed with which it's done. what it has done has been criticized by other american politicians as leaving a predictable power vacuum at the heart of essentially an unstable country where you've got an organization at the taliban just biting that time. absolutely, i think i'm a lot of blame to go around and the us government throughout 20 years know honest on my accept it because of the blame. i'd responsibility if an administration at different times, i'm honest on or they did not plan on a done a, but if you just focus under bite and administration b, b, decide the announcement by the end you would withdraw the us troops on conditionally came right before the

u. s. via skype. thank you for being with us. so we know that this has been declared a 7.2 magnitude quake. just tell us that the kind of damage that a quake like this can do, particularly in a place like haiti, what's, what's the extent of the damage that you've been measuring from this? right. i think you nailed a critical point there. it's location of the like that's really important. so we've had some time to characterize earthquake. we have a very welcome train back to the 7.2. that's larger than the 7.0 and 2010 killed over 200000 people. i'm all, it doesn't sound like a huge difference in the size of the earthquake us about 2 times the energy release . so it's very big earthquake, but really what's important is also the location of the slip about earthquake. so constrained to be shallow. we know it's on a similar fault system that the 2010 earthquake occurred on and as well, we know ruptured an area about 60 kilometers with but what's really important is the shaking that people feel and the quality of the infrastructure an

u. s. doesn't have to have the magic relations with iran, so there's no u. s embassy that. ok, thank you. james bass, are the fanatic editor and reporting from couple now about lariche, an activist who was reported missing has been found dent in ukraine's capital kiff vitale. she show of lads a kiev based non profit organization that helps beller russians who are fleeing press persecution. the n g o has called his death a plunge operation. he was reported missing by his partner failing to return from a run. police have now launched a murder investigation. let's speak to peter. is that who the executive director of the razor democracy initiative? he's joining us by skype from key f. thanks for speaking to us. i know that this is personal for you and you knew him personally. tell us your reaction to this news. it was obviously very tragic. very shocking. this was the 1st thing i heard when i woke up this morning and in fact we saw, i saw the tale last week and we were planning to have him on thursday. and a tv program which i host on the new tv, obviously very shocking, very personal, and a

u. s. navy veteran, thank you so much for joining me. a give me. ok, so joe, i'm going to start with you on this one. do you think the people of california for watching the story? these are just 2 examples that we have found that they should actually word that the recall governor's election is being filled with fraud on either side? no, i'll be in a long time even to jo. even before this happened, i mean it's, and it's for a long time the people she'll be worried. i mean, we started in 2020 election and we knew that a democrat hello all a stop the sure the gather news, state and office during this election. we know he started will $40000000.00 nancy pelosi is commonly harris is coming from the gate of nowhere to campaign format. we know that democrats even a c o u and in all these other organizations are pulling all the stop to assure that gather newson stays in the office. now the one thing that republicans and conservatives fail to realize is that nobody is going to play this election barrier . you have to play the same exact game if you want awa

u. s. last slide left corner. thank you. and then just on the television, you know, you've, you've talked about their pragmatic ways of operating with u. s. military here. do you see a role for a u. s. military to have open conversations with the taliban, even potential coordination going forward in particular with this growing and now essentially the threat from isis won't tell you my, my dealing with the taliban. and my dealings of my commanders on the ground with a telegram revolved around our determination to execute this operation and a very flat statement. we made them. but if we, if you challenge us, we're going to hurt you. and i think they recognize that and for their own purposes, this is something they wanted to have happen to. i would, i can't foresee the way future coordination, but between us would go. i would leave that 1st for some future dates. i will simply say that they wanted us out. we wanted to get out with our people, with our, with our friends and partners. and so for that short period of time, our iss

u. s. military has gone. thank you and that's a great question. the region number one, it does not have a consensus about, i was honest, the number to the countries of the region. they are in dilemma. first, like iran, russia a little bit china, they were trying to get the united states out to kind of son gets the united states base is out of understand because processors, especially the iran dealer. feeling fact from the us basis in i've kind of said that they didn't want to have it apart from having us base is inner bill iraq. and i don't countries of the middle east now. iran, whether russia, china, and pakistan, the fleet who like a freight from the parliament if they take over. because tall about having an excellent elective, a type relationship with the slimy, could group soft targets on he's standing up on and the, those groups targeted 8 chinese engineers in pakistan. and it's also being seen that they have. hi, how are you now identifying a common interest of the afghan sustan's neighbors that can provide a basis for them to collaborate i

u. s. marshal matthew fog. thank you so much for joining me. good to be with you. so, what do you think of this idea is actually paying a criminal to commit a crime? the solution to the problems we're seeing in the streets today, where you got to do something and it seems like it's working. i mean, when you're on the, on the surface i, what is that what i'm seeing, that it appears to be some results when you look at california from the other states that is trying it. i think they also need the iraqi back on this one growth . you know, get simply just on people in depth because they got drugs. i mean, i think that the left that we take the profit out of it that's going to have made to impact when it's the same way. but if you can come up with something for right now, that is, is that miss ring and some of these guy that the like they have by and maybe that will help the stock, some of the murders and some of the assault when people knew that they couldn't go to sleep in my wrong and stuff like that. so that seems to be like if it's doing something i do appreciate i

thanks, charles o. u. s. forces are in their final phase of evacuations from cobble as we've been reporting. and charlotte, bella has this exclusive report now on the situation at the airport. the telephone has taken over the fighters drive us, made humvees laden with us, made wittons around the last us military installation. in afghanistan, they look an x like former afghan government soldiers, the white flag, the only indication this is the telephone. it has been 20 years since the telephone controlled cobble in port fighters into the capital 2 weeks ago, and quickly encircled it. the armed group had an agreement with the us that it would remain outside and secure the perimeter until evacuations came to an end. now, with only 2 days to go, the u. s. footprint is shrinking. when did you get hold of this area? to have 2 hours ago? yes, we can hear you want to put in the solution. so they've evacuations. clutching the u. s. made in full rifles of commandeered tele bond fighters watch is american troops move i

u. s. retired army colonel and diplomat. to reopen the u. s. embassy in couple back in 2001 thanks for coming on. now, after seizing power, the taliban did announce a general amnesty in afghanistan for all citizens, including officials who worked on the the previous government report growing of taliban reprisals. anybody with links to foreign forces could well be in danger. we spoke to a former interpreter, he worked for the british embassy in cabal. during the 20 year campaign, he asked that his name and location be kept secret. we had a lot of freedom government because as a powerful government, we never thought of. we will in distribution when big for us, i don't know why did it like why without protection, without any almost one week or more than that. i don't have any show. i must keep changing way my place. we had went from the scheme on the government and i went to the airport, but we couldn't even because it was there and they were feeding people like thing if i'm thinking i'm going and i some of the 1st be ridiculous to me by piece. as i did, but also hard me m approval. but what should

u. s. when they get here. thank you. michelle. what is the calculation that somebody has to make to leave their country to go to a place they don't know where there's people, they don't know what. how do you decide to do that? i mean, like for once, let's say that let's get the fact where you have to make that calculation because all you know you've been coming for them and they're taking that rick off leaving right and be like clean beat for tv. it can be anything that's running from the running the fact that the administration clean fun to do so much to get their people out there only trying to get people out of cobble their 30 c other for once this year. a lot of people in the school, in this work with institution who have been us, her life. what about those people? where do they go? how to be free, right? all those questions are still in place and there is no answer for that. it's just and in a loses program for people in college who could access the ad on thursday, but all the 34 inches they are still bending. people cannot b

u. s. from and the u. k. charlie angela there with all the latest reaction from your 4th from london. thank you, charlie. well, meanwhile, as we've been saying, the pentagon spokesman and the u. s. has twisted, we can confirm that the explosion at the abbey gate was the result of a complex attack that resulted in the number of u. s. and civilian casualties. we can also confirm at least one other explosion at or near the baron hotel. a short distance from abbey gate will continue to update, and we've now also had reaction to this attack in kabul from nato secretary general installs. and back you will see tweeted and said, i strongly condemn the heretic terrorist attack outside couple airport. my thought so with all those effected on their loved ones, priority remains to evacuate as many people to safety as quickly as possible. well, speaking of evacuation that speak to charlotte bellis in cobble, she's been spending a lot of time outside to couple airport. charlotte, glad to see that you are safe. can you talk us through what the situation looks like? they're on the ground now at the airport? well, we left

thank you. p u. s. hyphen tennis champion, dominic team says he's really disappointed that he won't defend his title this year, but didn't want to take any risks about number 6 has withdrawn from the tournament with a risk problem, which will keep him out for the rest of the season. team suffered the injury back in jean at the new york right and on it forced him to miss wimbleton. he trained last week, but the pain returned and doctors have advised him to wear a splint for another few weeks. the austrians when at flushing meadows last september was his 1st grand slam title for the 2nd year in a row. for me, the ones that japanese growing pretty has been cancelled because of the current of ours pandemic. the race is due to be held in october, but has been caught off as a country experience as a continued rise in cases. and you schedule is to be released in the coming week. the, the fresh australia, cricket coach justin lag, has been given the backing of his boss despite a run of port results. this year.

u. s. he was what he said. thanks to our roaring fact, seen effort. we gain the upper hand against this virus. we can live our lives, our kids can go back to school. our economy is rory back. this is what joe biden said a bit more than a week ago. now the situation is completely different and it could turn potentially into a massive blow for the vitamin ministration. back to the back scenes that are, these are the only 2 that are in the mix. are they how do the other vaccine fair against delta? well, i can tell you that in the case of johnson and johnson and splitting the, the russian vaccine, the numbers are looking much better. and i can tell you, but the scientific background for. ready these 2 jobs is actually very similar, and the numbers are very good for johnson johnson. it showed 95 percent efficacy against new delta variance. now the efficacy for sputnik v, according to the washing health ministry have dropped again when it comes to the delta variance to 83 percent. but still as we understand that is significantly higher than the statistics t

thank you. are the u. s. federal trade commission has refiled its anti trust case against facebook, accusing the tech giant of anti competitive behavior in june of federal court dismissed an earlier law suits saying the agency did not provide enough evidence that facebook had monopoly power over the social network. market. federal regulator alleges the company violated anti trust laws when it bought social media platforms, whatsapp and instagram, and wants to force it to sell them on which thoughts is from the electronic frontier foundation, a nonprofit group defending digital rights. he explains how this recent legal challenge could affect facebook's perceived monopoly. they have to say is put more quotations and what appeared to be internal emails but weren't made public. but worse given to the court that show in different ways how facebook has acquired and has and maintains monopoly power. the court already said that it's all right and it is permissible for the f t. c to challenge those acquisitions again.

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they all say, all right, thanks so much phil. the u. s. has evacuated nearly 37000 people from afghanistan since the taliban takeover, but thousands more desperately wanting to get out. take a closer look at who's cleared for resettlement in the u. s. the initial special immigrant visa program requires afghans and their families to prove they've worked for the us military, all the embassy for at least 2 years. the program was expanded area this month. it now applies to a larger group such as those who worked for us funded projects and joe's and media outlets. women and minorities who took on high profile roles and government and public life for the greatest risk. there are also eligible for urgent seizes. let's bring in the last of the key. he's a special immigrant visa ambassador at support group. no one left behind. it was previously an interpreter for the u. s. army, enough canis. done. you joined us by skype from houston. good to have you with us. so let's start, 1st of all with the evacuation process. once they leave afghanistan, clea

u. s. embassy in cobble in december, 2001. and thanks so much for joining us goods. having a program today. i think a lot of, unless people pessimistic about what would happen and i'm going to start with a coming weeks, but perhaps not quite so soon. how does it feel to see that us flag being load at the embassy you reopened? at 20 years ago? do you think it's going to be open anytime soon? i would anticipate that it is going to be open. i think what you mentioned earlier in the broadcast that the dollar bond is reaching out to the international community to say your facilities will be safe, your diplomats will be safe. and i think it is an outreach of the new administration. you have to acknowledge that it is going to be the governing entity in afghanistan, that they want to have relationships around the world. they've already sent delegations to china and other countries. and i anticipate that the united states will reopen its embassy and conduct governmental relations with the new government. paul, that's all about and seeing those scenes in the capital cobble now

u . s. began its longest war, were, were faded to become some of the last casualties of the u. s. military engagement in afghanistan. all right, let's thank rob reynolds. let's go over to charles stratford. he joins us live from cobble, so sold out the situation for us on the ground. is it clear now if that explosion of the house is the same thing as what rob was talking about in terms of the, the pentagon, it drone strikes most savvy, it is far from clear. these claims from sent. com. very specific claims to be fair as well. going into quite some detail about talk of secondary explosions and suicide bombers inside the vehicle, intent on launching an attack. very specific details. they're just supposed to gates. these reports that we've heard from a people living in a neighborhood in that area outside the perimeter of the pool, talking about what they described as a rocket attack at a similar sort of time as well, late this afternoon, reports of civilian casualties. this is according to certainly taliban spokesmen spoke. speaking to a brother, sister network, i ga just 0 arabic and also speaking to locals in that area but nothing, nothing

u. s. a. u armed israeli military, joining me from sidney is john pilcher. john, thanks so much for coming on the show. you said the palestine is the issue in the last century and in this century, how does it link everything from war and peace atrocities, imperialism information to neoliberalism? will power find the center of, of a great imperial act. i've made 2 films called palestine is still issue 28 years apart. i may make another one. it will be cold, pell assigned to still leave true. because palestine, unless we understand the atrocity being imposed on palestine and the right of people to defend themselves, the right of people to resist against an external outside force of force. but it becomes more extreme by the moment and i'm talking about israel. they will never understand how the world works has been a whole attempt to make hamas, the central issue of the reporting. and that's nonsense. hamas is a peculiar demon. in fact, hum, hum, often it's military wing, a part of a resistance, a resistance, but was provoked by these railway is the real team. and this is h

u. s. diplomatic join us via skype now from budrum. thanks so much for being with us. so let's talk about katara and turkey, 1st of all and the role that they play in all of this. because this is largely with that without those 2 nations. this is largely seen as kind of west and dominated efforts. so how important is their involvement in all of this in, in, in that respect? well, i think it's really important. i mean, 1st of all, turkey and cuts are have been cooperating on a whole number of issues. i mean, economically business, but also defense insecurity with turkey having a military base and contract. and yeah, i mean, the united states, it's so painful me for me to say, but has completely discredit itself as a, as a significant player in afghanistan and, and it's sort of dragged along. it's nato allies will. and so you see the flurry of diplomacy that your correspondent was just talking about a moment ago, which came after everybody's already pulled their troops out and it has is, you know, turning out the lights behind them. so the whole situation is backward. so

joining us now to talk more about this new mandate is doctor jean noble from u c s f dr. thank you for joining us. first of all, what's your reaction to the governor's mandate today? i really applaud the mandate the vaccination strategy getting our entire population vaccinated is really the way out of this pandemic. our kids have suffered terribly by being shut out of school for the last 18 months or so. so requiring teachers to be vaccinated, i view is very similar to reach. acquiring healthcare workers to be vaccinated, vaccinated all those in the essential portions of the economy will really help normalize, normalize our society and get us back to where we were pre covid. when it comes down to it. the governor really have any other choice. as a parent. i know i'd want my daughter's teachers vaccinated and i'd want my daughter and all teachers to wear a mask not only to help protect themselves, but also everyone else. it just seems so simple to me, agreed. it's this is a really painless interventions that will let our lives get back to normal. it really feels like a no braine

thanks monica. now the u. s. supreme court has ordered the biden administration to reinstate a controversial program for asylum seekers and rule that ending the remain and mexico program violated federal law. the trump error policy requires asylum seekers to wait in mexico while the applications are being processed to be a backlogs. though mean that many people are stuck living in camps month leon fresco is a former us deputy assistant attorney general in charge of immigration. he says this ruling opens up new challenges for the biden administration. well, the truth of the matter is the leeway is going to be up to 2 different kinds of parties. the 1st are the plaintiff, and the litigation, which is texas, that missouri meaning if they believe that the bind administration is not implementing that quickly enough. they can fool for sanctions in the lower court, and then it will be up to the court to decide whether the buy them in that region is acting in good faith in implementing the program. so this is going to b

thank you. are staying in the u. s. and 10 people have been killed and dozens are missing. as heavy rains hit, the state of tennessee, the town of mchugh and just west of nashville, have record breaking lane for that swept away homes and flooded streets. a search is under way for 30 people who are still missing. our cuts caused by the storm have hampered rescue efforts. john is activated its emergency flood response. as heavy wayne's continued to batter several regions in situ on the province almost $900000.00 people are affected by the storms, which have caused much slides and cut off highways. of the number of people killed by a powerful earthquake in haiti has risen to more than 2200 search for survivors and bodies continued with rescue cruise from mexico joining the operation. they say the chance of finding people alive is unlikely. the government has been criticized for the response to the disaster indigenous leaders from across brazil preparing to march on the capital, brazilian. it is the head of a major supreme court ruling the could lead to the boundaries of their

thanks very much. i us the u. s. wildfire season is on pace to become the worst ever and it's only just begun. john henry talked to 1st responses at the dixie. fine, northern california, the worst in the country about the commitment the keeps them going after a record breaking 2020 wildfire season american firefighters are battling more and bigger places this year. and it's taking a toll. a lot of times we're on the lines, we're very stressed there, but we don't realize when we're back home, we haven't had a chance to really process about 26000 firefighters are battling more than a 100 blazes. in 14 states, many of those fighting northern california dixie fire, the largest active blaze in the us live and sleep in its dense smoke often intense, but this isn't a typical you get to go home, sleep in your own bed kind of deal. the very challenging and rewarding career, but it is also very strenuous in tough job. and it is not something that everybody can do. and the people that do it really commit themselves and their f

u. s. department of justice. he's joining us from washington, d. c. hi there, thanks for speaking to us on the news. ours. so, i mean, this is not a new issue, migrants trying to make their way to the us. but how do you explain these sharp uptake in numbers, particularly in the hot summer months in june and july, and seemingly since president biden took office? well, there are, there are what are called both factors and there are what are called factors. and both are at epic, so from the miss thoroughly on fresco. alright, apologies. we have lost our connection to the on for go. we will move on to other news for now and tell you about what's going on and sure lanka, because the archbishop of colombo is saying that he will seek international support . if this ruling can, government fails to bring justice to victims of the 2019 easter attacks. the church is demanding more transparency around the official investigation. when l fernandez has more from columbus, the catholic church is scathing in this government's treatment of the east bombings and the inquiry that followed. we heard from the archbishop cardin

thank you to california, the largest wildfire burning in the u. s. right now. the dixie wildfire through the foothills of the sierra nevada. i want to show you this because just look how quickly these flames grow more than 600 homes destroyed. as for a mon sooner moisture it dies down as we head toward friday, next up, south america. and we've got a continuous rain falling through the amazon basin, but i want to take you a bit further south. and let's remember for this part of the world, it's winter time. and he's got a temperature of 38 degrees in a sole c on. and that disturbance through the river plate is moving further toward the northeast. that sure weather see soon sponsored cut on airways need in a diverse range of stories from across the globe. from the perspective of our networks, journalists on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera ah, they're on the clock. this is a news on life. coming up in the next 60 minute. i defined guns rally with the national flag to mark independence day. find a protest against a ton of scenes of desperation and panic. continue

u. s. to the tune of $83000000000.00 over the last 2 decades. but thanks to their swift collapse, the taliban was given not just political power, but also the gift of fire power in the form of guns and ammunition helicopters and more, while president biden called the taliban take over highly unlikely. just last month . his administration has reportedly moved to protect billions of dollars, an afghan government reserves holding us banks and in effort to stop the taliban from gaining access to them. so rachel, obviously the question becomes very simple because any of this is surprised not at all. and i think if you really pay attention to foreign policy, especially over the last few years, you will have seen the taliban became more powerful than ever under us occupation. and part of that was because of the chaos that has been fueled by the us and its allies in this country. and i mean, you go back to that number of $300000000.00 per day. and i hope that that gives every american a chance to think about the fact that the us is spending that much money on this

so thank you. now a u. s. a federal appeals court has upheld the conviction and death sentence of dylan, grief for racist matters at a black church. 9 people died when ruth, whose white opened fire on worshippers at a church in charleston back in 2015. his lawyers appealed his death sentence in may, but judges rule that his crimes qualified him for the harshest penalty. roof is the 1st person in the u. s. to be sentenced to death for a federal hate crime. while sri lanka is police chief has vowed to bring all perpetrators behind the 2019 easter bombings to account after his force was accused of not conducting the investigation properly. cd wick rama rodney admitted that some of the officers assigned to the investigation one sarah, more than 700 suspects have been arrested so far in connection with those attacks that left more than 260 dead. well still ahead few here on out of here a toxic relationship. we look at how organized crime groups have turned romania into europe dumping ground. and it's a great start

u. s embassy in rom, james city update. thank you very much. she said diplomat. get to that in cobbles. well, still had here on our 0, poland grunts a humanitarian visa to the bell, a russian sprinter who defied orders to fly out of the olympics, plus the u. slap sanctions on the nicaraguan president's wife after a crackdown candidate to planning to run in presidential elections. they scurried after the break. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored my cattle airways. now you think from lookin satellite picture of europe that most the worry would be in the amount of rain that the sky. but as you know at is not the case. there is plenty of rain around admittedly, but it's further south where you've had the real worry where temperatures are high . and in some cases, dear record high, it's been persisted not particularly true in the southeast of europe and across in turkey as well. as we focus briefly on turkey, temperatures are not extraordinarily high, but they are getting close to 43 is just about the record value from tallies, not truth of all of t