the new documentary "val", looks at the career from "top gun" to "tombstone."hits theaters on july 23rd and heads to amazon prime on august 6th >> he was in the "door" as well. >>> now to a very emotional performance on america's got talent a singer was inspired to take the stage after he had a loss. >> what's your name please >> myname is matt mouser >> what he said moments later stunned the audience >> i lost my wife in the same helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant. >> reporter: mouser's wife, a teacher and basketball coach was one of nine people lost in that crash. >> christina was incredibly funny, and we spent our life laughing, you know shes w she was the one person that got me >> reporter: the couple's three children watched him sing a phil collins classic. ♪ you're the only one who reall knew me at all ♪ >> when i was practicing it in the shower, there were many times where i just broke down. >> reporter: mauser kept it together on stage. >> there's one line in there that says "there's so much i want to say to you." that's really the truth. >> repor

we looked at what would be best for her and val came to the i best for her and val came to the conclusionted for her. the family were not happy with _ better suited for her. the family were not happy with the - better suited for her. the family l were not happy with the council's franchise of school because they didn't believe vacated for people with more complex needs like their daughter. 50 with more complex needs like their dau:hter. . ., ., ~ daughter. so we decided to take the council to tribunal— daughter. so we decided to take the council to tribunal to _ daughter. so we decided to take the council to tribunal to argue - daughter. so we decided to take the council to tribunal to argue our- council to tribunal to argue our case and we had to find all of our own private reports, and an player solicited to do that is hugely expensive. there are hundreds of families that are locked in battle that counsels because it seems that the first part of call for a council is to say no and make parents fight for it. figs is to say no and make parents fight for it. �* , is to say no and make paren

kilmer is the subject of a new documentary it's called simply "val.he appeared in "top gun" and "batman forever. here is the look at the first trailer for "val." >> i was the first guy i know to own a video camera we are filming ourselves >> is that rolling >> yeah. >> that's really cool, val >> i have behaved poorly >> on with it. >> i have behaved bravely, bizarrely to some. >> wow >> crazy, right? so val, when he was younger, he used -- he had thousands and thousands of hours of videotapes and reels of all this home footage that he had taken when he was doing his whole career, so they incorporated a lot of that into this documentary and, of course, it's about his life it's called "val" and it hits theaters on july 23rd and it will roll over to amazon prime video two weeks after that on august 6th >>> finally, "america's got talent." there wasn't a dry eye in the house when matt mauser took the stage for his audition on last night's show mauser, who lost his wife christina in that same helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant, said he wanted to audi

while we have mohammed val, who's covington, is extensively waiting, standing by force her in doha, am aaliyah's standing by the line from tunis. the 1st are a current, begins our coverage with this report. the gathered outside to parliament now to service for a month demonstrated from different sides of the political divide, refuse to lead. once again to nivia isn't home on the support is the largest main book and not all angry at president quite side decision to sac. the government, including prime minister hisham the she, she, as well as the justice and defense ministers, were paid by the president's choice to overthrow the constitution, which took place on the day the technicians people celebrated republic day, the republic through which the monarchy was overthrown. the was the largest main block and not all angry president site decision to sac the government, including prime minister machine, parliament speaker, russia to new jersey and head of the party staging is sitting in his car, refusing to move until politicians are allowed back in earlier he called it a coo center, the dec

i let me go to mohammed val, he's up in covington as far as extensively. and as we followed the day through the habit, it does seem now that the president has an agenda and he's moving on that very quickly. the right, so people in teenager were waiting for any statements or any kind of action from which they could understand the orientation of what's going on. particularly with regards to the president. since he announced the decision to suck the parliamentary fact, the government and threes, the parliament, he did not give a speech to the, to the general public. but he met, he took from decisions that show that he's in control. he met with the labor union today, the head of the labor unions. and after that meeting was an announcement by the labor unions of tunisia that you know, could be read other kinds of supportive statements. they said that every fight should stick to the legality to the constitutional legality in every action. and every decision that the measures taken by the president to address the problems of tunisia now should not be permanent. a

but among the out of there are, let's say with him, home in val, who's cover trinity extensively. 4th, hey without the reality is, is that the country seems quiet, the opposition a silent. what do you think their next move will be if they have one on? so i think they are, they have seen what happened since yesterday since before yesterday they have seen the progress of things. they have noticed that the, the army is at least if not on the side of the president, it's neutral and it's not going to do anything about their demands. they have seen a, the labor unions meeting with the president and not criticizing the decisions and rather mother supportive of them. and also considering that there is a larger chunk of the population that have demonstrated since sunday night to support the decisions of the president. or those factors made the, the opponents of the president and the victims between quotes, the victims of his decisions. i think again, i think twice before they take any, any, any escal measure, they what industries just today, but they have refrained from continuing but after th

the w reported julia jelly is on the ground for us in val. portside, julia. what's happening where you are and in the region in general as where we're standing right now. it's right by the river on which is the river that cause so much damage in this region in the viola. it went over the edge here along the entire course of the river, where all these villages are in the, in the valley. it destroyed the bridge. you see behind me, but so many more that is also cause disruption to traffic in the area. it is very hard to reach many towns here, and the police have said that up the 90 people have been confirmed dead in the vital region that is a higher number than they had declared earlier and they expect the fatalities to rise. it's a very tragic situation here at the moment. julia, as if residents weren't facing enough problems. now we're also hearing about sink holes. what do you know about that? yes north from here, close to the city of cologne. gravel quarry collapse on itself. basically it's filled and filled and filled with water until it sunk and it brought

. >> reporter: tuesday san mateo county resident keanna val med got her first dose. >> i was, like, maybe it's time to do this a little bit faster. >> reporter: for tony ortiz, the vaccine couldn't come fast enough. he caught covid-19 in december and was hospitalized. >> i was there for about seven, eight days. and then all the doctors came in. you better call your family because you're not gonna make it. >> reporter: his work schedule doesn't allow for him to get vaccinated in the months that followed. on tuesday, he overheard a radio addirecting him to the pod. >> i was using it for a month. and slowly, slowly. i can breathe. >> reporter: according to santa clara county, there have been 99 recorded cases of the delta variant so far. the majority of those getting sick are unvaccinated. and 83.1% of residents 12 and up have had at least one dose. in the last few days, the county says first-dose numbers have gone up. >> we have our fingers crossed that we're gonna continue to get more people vaccinated? >> reporter: it's unclear whether it is connected to the delta variant or if it could b

. >> reporter: tuesday san mateo county resident keanna val med got her first dose. >> i was, like, maybes time toid d-19 in deceer w hospita >> i was there for about seven, eight days. and then all the doctors came in. you better call your family because you're not gonna make it. >> reporter: his work schedule doesn't allow for him to get vaccinated in the months that followed. on tuesday, he overheard a radio addirecting him to the pod. >> i was using it for a month. and slowly, slowly. i can breathe. >> reporter: according to santa clara county, there have been 99 recorded cases of the delta variant so far. the majority of those getting sick are unvaccinated. and 83.1% of residents 12 and up have had at least one dose. in the last few days, the county says first-dose numbers have gone up. >> we have our fingers crossed that we're gonna continue to get more people vaccinated? >> reporter: it's unclear whether it is connected to the delta variant or if it could be a response to new indoor mask recommendations. snow >> honestlies of san francisco bars may require proof of vaccination. sig

with or without his help >> representative val demmings thank you very much more being here. really appreciate you making some time. now with me chief strategist for bush/cheney campaign and i'm so glad you're with us. it feels like things have got worse since january 6th. i remember reading the reports when trump ran for office he inspired a uptick in violent white nationalism. the chatter was this is our guy. he's gone now. even without his presence daily on social media we have members of congress openingly paling around with people who marched in charlottesville, nick fuentes, who openly say we have to return the united states to being a white, christian country, and others are not embarrassed to be around them. what in the world is going on? >> i absolutely agree, i think it is much worse than on january 6th, much worse than it was in november. much worse after january 6th. part of the problem is because there's been no accountability it's given permission to do more of this. not only it's given permission to just average people who might do crazy things, it's allowed th

the the us in germany strike a deal on the north stream to pipeline, but val action on the russia over the ledge. the threats to security posed by the energy project. moscow in fit to the pipeline is purely commercial. the flooding in china, in 1000 years, it has caused the deaths wiped out transport infrastructure breached dams and sparked it's huge blast. have an aluminum plan and the situation said to be getting worse, nobody suggestion is i'm check your solution on the way. no serious a president biden says the highest us inflation rate in 13 year.

i loved every moment of it. >> mike barnicle, you have known val for a long time., her faith, her strength, her beliefs in her religion, obviously, her catholic religion, and her brother. she's always been the family's true north. not just her brother, the president's true north, but the family's true north. she and jill anybody trying to get close to the president, they have an eye for fakers. >> 100%. stay tuned. that was val biden. we'll reveal the full 50 over 50 impact list in our next hour of "morning joe." so stay tuned for that. ahead, we'll stories of other presidential confidants, including the friend who convinced harry truman to recognize the state of israel when the president was said to be wavering. author of the book about the powerful unsung and unelected people who shaped our presidents' will joins us. >>> amid crisis and violent crime across the nation, new york becomes the first state to declare a disaster emergency over guns. we'll explain how that changes the fight against crime there. we're back in just one minute with a packed 8:00 a.m. hour.

. >> reporter: val arriota began playing here. >> i bring the energy.le blond girl that played here at pgsl softball, just a little older. >> reporter: during the pandemic like everyone else, she was alone and found new ways to train. >> i was at home on my couch like everyone else. and i found a new love of mountain bike riding. i can get away from everybody. i am used to having my teammates motivating me. i really had to look in the mirror, okay, what do i have to get done? i have my cup of coffee, my journal, my calendar in front of me. that just gives me so much joy and starts my day off right. there's so much more that i need to be grateful for. i'm not so worried about the little things that come up. wow, there was a time when i couldn't play. >> reporter: arioto still can't believe she's she's an olympians not taking anything for granted. >> to show that passion again and to, i think the message is just unity, bring everyone back together and give people hope and joy again. >> that's so great. she's from p-town, my place. >> pleasanton, the hood.

but val action on russia over be alleged a threat to security post by the energy project. moscow insists the pipeline is purely commercial. the worth flooding in china in 1000 years. it has caused the deaths wiped out transport infrastructure reached damn, and sparked it's huge glass aluminum plants, and the situation is said to be getting worse. nobody suggestion keeps nation on the way.

florida congresswoman val demings says the attack highlighted the need for be the number one priority for all of us, but also for. >> the people that we represent. remaining fencing in place around the capitol complex since the attack is set to come down as early as this week. >> but the investigation into what happened that day is far from over. >> the fact that we have this special committee. really important. virginia democrat elaine luria is on the new committee that will be digging into the details of that day. this commission is designed to determine the offense. the causes and the corrective actions that should be recommended indiana republican congresswoman victoria spartz supports the goal. but not the process need to be done by law enforcement. but in a political way, you know, we can politicized and every issue work could start as early as next week. reporting in washington. i'm kelly meyer. britain's court of appeal has cleared 3 black men who were convicted of robbery nearly 50 years ago. >> it is the latest in a series of cases which have been overturned because they rel

you could choose which party really wanted to take but at school, they are already on different time. val, heading towards the university degree with san looking forward to the lessons of the strange sense complainer will never, melinda, everyone does yolanda live in front of her school and took that off to you guys. principals, young. yes, i'm going to spend the for so and so, and i'm translating today i'm doing well at school and principal just wanted to compliment me and compliment you on raising me why you have and as we walk and walking out of the i was also a suite of good over here, the arbiter joe walked into the office and he was in my dad from the, from my dads days at the shop. and he said, you sound good suspended for 1234 and dentist under and looked at me like what? you're good shit and i am getting a job that was another story the other building over that one. robert reviewed the years with my doctor bill fully survey after the debbie belligerent, kevin holly was telling me to deal with the rogers mom. i'll really station that a go dollars lation mr. committee. and after sc

but you can choose which parts you really want to take, but at school, they are already on different val, heading to the university degree. we've san looking forward to the lessons of the straight, the same data complained model didn't everyone does yolanda holloway who lives in front of a school and dad enough to raise principles down your sample to spend the for so and so, and i'm translating today i'm doing well, at school and principal just wants to compliment me and compliment you on raising me the way you have. and as we walk and walking out of the office, all sorts of good over here, the arbiter joe walked into the office and he was in my dad from the, from my dads days at the shop. and he said, or you now you're sound good, suspended for 1234 and dentist under and looked at me like what you're, that you're not getting the job. that was not the story. the other building over that one number to review the me with them. i dropped the bill, actually ross of it after that, given it a belligerent, kevin holly that was really love to deal with. and the rogers are really station that to

and tournaments and practice,s, what a great payoff for everyone associated with monica abbott and valr yo toe, bringing home the silver. we'll send it back to you. >>> thank you, raj. our pleasanton's own valerie. here's to watch out for tonight. cal's ryan murphy swims in the backstroke semis. stick around for stanford's regan smith going for the gold in the 200 meter fly. and you can catch the men's water polo team led by alex bowen, try to stay undefeetd. they take on italy at 10:00 on the usa network. we've got a lot tonight. >> a indoors. it is hot outside. it's going to stay kind of warm even into later tonight. it's not going to cool down much. >> it's going to be a slow drop for us, and we're sticking to the heat as we move through tomorrow as well. we'll bring you into the micro climate forecast and get you going for the next few hours and days. we of course are in the bay area where microclimates are all around but they are definitely in effect today. this is san francisco with the fog rolling in on sutro tower and back to the inland valleys, it is hot and hazy. check out th

you could choose which party really wanted to take but at school, they are already on different time. val heading to the university degree with san looking forward to the lessons of the strange. oh yeah, let me complain. then i'll be in dublin, there's yolanda young. how do you live? and i can go to the front of the school and took that off to your guys. principals. got your sandwich suspended for so and so, and i'm transferring to that i'm doing well at school. and principal just wants to compliment me and complain you on raising me why you have and as we walk and walking out of the office, all sorts of good over here. the big 2, joe walked into the office and he was in my dad from the, from my dads days at the shop and your son got suspended for 1234, and dodge, turned around, looked at me like what you're good. you're not getting the job. that was another story, the other building over that one. robert, are you with them? i dropped the bill actually yesterday, give debbie belligerent, kevin holly. it was really nice to deal with the rogers. i'll really station to go get dollars. i shou

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michelle with the rbi, that will store val arioto. remember, she's from pleasanton. americans took a 1-0 lead. and then to close the door, monica abbott came in. 2-0 u.s. is the final. more late arrivals for usa basketball. hello to steve kerr. coach kerr, the assistant here to gregg popovich. k.d. rocking the oakland a's at the airport. draymond green also on the flight. all the americans despite being multimillionaires, they have to do the same check-in process we all had to do. covid testing and a lot of paperwork. ready to watch carefully? draymond green having some fun. applying to my instagram, he said his teammate, keldon johnson of the spurs stole the pillow from the flight. i will say the pillows on our flight, luxurious. all from sacks fifth avenue. the spit test is a bit gross but it tells the story. >> i think it is more of a pillow donation is what i'm going with. thank you. >>> a lot of excitement. a lot to talk about. join us for two olympic specials this thursday at 4:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m., and then on friday, the day of the opening ceremony. you can als

that cost over to kate martyr in val. port sean kate, you've been on the scene all day. what is the latest where you are? so i was also hey, the whole day today and the whole day yesterday. and today's bethany a day from a clean up effort, which is as you can see, definitely going on behind me. and now some of the main roads have been closed by have been cleaned up by some of the big machinery. but now people have decided to town their attention to the interior of that home. and it's really, really sad to see as you walk through the streets. people have just entirely empty their entire contents of piles of bricks and there's a table full of people records and people do a covers and very pos and all items that usually only you ever see inside of home and never covered in so much much yeah. today is definitely a day where people are returning attention to the home and they're going inside and really being able to grasp the sense of the absolute sense, but damage not just to the village, but that might as well. no doubt, there are dozens and dozens of sad stories where you

well as you said, i'm in val port time. usually it's very beautiful. wine regional germany with vineyards everywhere for today. this absolute tragedy has hit the small village behind me the. a clean up operation is ongoing, people are cleaning out her house is really think mod, which has completely covered the town during the night of their rescue teams here there are police and just recently moving in have been those who think goes to try and clear some of the destruction away, and as you can see you behind me with these big piles of debris. there's also been cause that has been swept off as well. and absolute. everyone is feeling really high at the whole situation and the rescue operation is clean is coming on here. tonight, today. ok, you have spoken to people on the ground that people like the man we're seeing behind you there. what did you hear from the residents there? for it was actually quite difficult to get people to speak. everyone was understandably very exhausted from the situation. is completely unexpected. it

killed 7 suspects eva arrested 6. others believes to be involved in the assassination of president joe val louise. now authority is saying they are still hunting the perpetrators behind the operation. several of those arrest took place following a gun fight and the capitol porter. friends, crowds have built outside the police station where the suspects were being held. we was shot dead during a raid at his home on wednesday. the interim prime minister closures if is urging citizens to handle the suspects to the police without the use of any violence or do you any special envoy. haiti is saying that the nation's leaders of reached out to the international community for help. i just came out of a meeting with the security council where the permanent representative may have mentioned made a request for assistance with traditional invested with this investigation from the international authorities. and it is important that these requests be taken seriously. we certainly are prepared as you know, with the, with the expertise that we have on board to, to assist this investigation into my job as

. >> reporter: she and her horse val len tire navigate jumps four feet >> he's my seeing eye horse.ility. >> reporter: he sees the terrain for you? >> yes he takes us to places i wouldn't be able to go on my own or without the aid of someone else. >> reporter: it's a feeling of freedom she describes as flying. >> there's a lot of people out there that because society has told them they can't do something, they won't try it my own personal goals might blaze a trail for other people to pursue their own passions and to feel comfortable doing that. >> wren is lobbying for show jumping to become a paralympic sport. it is a great, risky sport more so with her condition. the trust they both have between the horse and rider. >> the faith and confidence you have to have in your horse and your own ability to jump into the unknown. incredible. >> thanks for waking up with usn . >>> right now at 4:30, the fate of the a'ses a this morning. a push to get them to stay in oakland. ahead of a crucial vote tomorrow. >>> a south bay city moving you forward. the steps being taken to move towards normal

. >> the alameda county sheriff's office is investigating a drowning at lake del val.y regional parks district responded to the scene of someone who went under the water near the dam. crews are still searching for the body, the american academy of pediatrics says drowning is the leading cause of unintentional injury death among children ages one to 4 in an updated report. the a p says that most children drown in swimming pools or hot tubs, but kids under the age of 2 are most likely to drown in bathtubs or large buckets. researchers also found that a majority of young and teenage drowning victims are boys. the report also highlights the need for the constant supervision of children in or around water. life jacket use cpr, training among other safety measures. >> 4 more bodies have been found in the rubble of that collapsed condo in surfside, florida. this latest discovery now brings the total number of deaths to 94 with 22 people still unaccounted for the mayor of miami dade county says it is getting more difficult to identify the remains that are being recovered champ

to conclude a direct correlation between val pruitt and neuro development prior to 2004 twenty's if you wanted to, as long as you can. we approached the health authorities in 2003, with tilting underneath my uncle to correspond to everything. how do you explain your failure to convince the health authorities to act foster and informing medical professionals and above all patients who might be pregnant and i filled it a content through the 17th. and it is the responsibility of our company to ensure at all times that the information we gather about the use of this product, pharmaca vigilance, scientific developments to be constantly transmitted to the health authorities. so that's all duty. and we do that regularly, systematically, and transparently in physical correspond while the evidence was piling up on the link between the drug, dep keen and serious disorders affecting children, it took another 11 years for patients to be alerted me in 2015. so no fee finally came to an agreement with the an f m, the official bonnie, that licenses drugs and france, the patient package insert supplied

appears building on the nile river for the country on collision course with egypt and sudan, who feel val lose access to fresh water. tunisia and saudi arabia have now joined in the dispute and demanding that, that be an international resolution to this. egypt. foreign minister had a very blunt assessment of the situation to a nation of over 100000000 souls is facing an existing show threat. a graham structure of mammoth proportion has been constructed across the, our tree that bequeathed life to the people of egypt. a colossal wall of iron and steel has risen along the banks of a great and ancient river and has cast a long and dark shadow over the future and fate of the people of egypt. with every brick and every layer of mortar, the girl grows higher and its reservoir grows larger, and it continues to constrict the life blood of innocent millions, living downstream of this giant dam. while egypt answered and sent that foreign ministers to that meeting in new york, ethiopia sent its watson minister. now he told the other diplomats that his country is determined to build this dam for the

but val action on russia over be alleged a threat to security post by the energy project. moscow insists the pipeline is purely commercial. the worst flooding in china in 1000 years. it is called deaths wiped out transport infrastructure, reach, dam, and spark has huge glass aluminum plants, and the situation is said to be getting worse. nobody suggestion function cancellation on the way? no, sir, is the kind of president biden says, the highest us inflation rate in 13 years was foreseen and won't last long. that is not bringing much comfort to those feeling the pinch in their pocket. groceries are definitely up and also the rents are also going up. i don't buy anything. what is the, what the government says nowadays? i truly, truly know. that doesn't pull your headlines. this. i'll be back in just under an hour with another fresh look. this is our international, like with the max kaiser. this is the kaiser report. what does the phrase, once this credited limited everywhere mean to you? sounds ominous. let's check in with stacy. right. max. well, a little bit over 2 years ago. in episode

thanks so much damn new shrine, la val. let's now look at how she lays constitutional reforms came about in the 1st place of the existing constitution, as we mentioned, was drafted in 1980 under former military ruler. gusto penis k support to say kept chiles economy strong by keeping business is largely out of government control. but many see it as the source of deepening income and social inequality that led to mass protest in 2019 the following year. and overwhelming majority of people voted in favor of constitutional reforms in a referendum, and in may for the 1st time in chiles history. a coalition of lawyers, teachers, journalists, as well as representatives of indigenous groups, were elected to be part of a 155 member group that will draft the new constitution. on martha laggers is a political analyst and the founding director of latino barometer row, a public opinion think tank, joins us on skype from santiago, good to have you with us. so 1st of all, with decisions as we understand that need, they need to be made by

hello barbara sarah, this is val just new life from london also coming out south africa deploys the army after 10 people die in violent protests over the jailing of former president, jacob's yeah.

let's go to mohammed val, now he's covered today extensively for us. so let's start with the basic question of what happened is this being seen as a coolness? when some people are speculating about this, people are waiting to see arrests and you know, hide people hiding like a prime minister has been hiding since yesterday. we don't know whether that was a 1st hiding or whether it was his own choice. the president also hasn't shown up since yesterday, so it's, it's a very, very unclear situation. and people can decide now whether this is a military call from the top or whether it is like a constitutional or otherwise unconstitutional. moved by the president, as you can see now, we have 2 groups in front of the parliament, both the group suppose and think of a ledge that beta presents the people of tenicia. this is very dangerous, particularly when the clash is continuous. some classes are already taken place, so it is very, very dangerous situation. now. everything can happen during the last, during the next few hours. as i said, it's very difficult to

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ok ma'am at val, they're bringing the latest analysis on should is it? thank you. well, let's get more on the international reactions. all of this the e u has called a quick return to stability and us secretary of state anthony blinking has welcome to the juicy and presidents urging him to respect democracy in a phone call. he said to maintain dialogue with all sides earlier, what has for a secretary gen saki struck a similar tone. we are concerned about the developments in tunisia which come as attorneys in authority as are seeking to stabilize the economy to front a resurgence in the cupboard 19 pandemic, and improved living standards for alterations we are in touch at the senior level from both the white house and the state department with denise and leaders to learn more about the situation, urge. com, and support tunisian efforts to move forward in line with democratic principles. the 1st person to face trial under hong kong, national security law, has been found guilty of inciting secession and engaging in what's being called terrorism towing. kids was prosec

all right, thanks so much. mohammed val a record number of women and children have been killed or injured in afghanistan in the 1st 6 months of this year. the un says nearly $1700.00 civilians died during that period. it says scanning fan is on cost to see the most civilian since it started keeping records in 2009 shall about us reports now from cobble its been less than 3 months since mohammed ne daughter re 100 dykes. she was 16 and an identical triplet with his sisters in yellow or bray her wanted to be a doctor, but she was killed in an attack at his school. and may, i didn't know if i'm putting on the issue that i was the 1st one to get to the bombing was really horrible. it's always on my mind. when i got there, it was chaos. there was screams, cries, and morning. there were father's picking up the daughter's brother's picking up the sisters. the attack on say it or she had a high school was cited as the worst incident in a new you in report, tallying civilian casualties. and the 1st 6 months of this year. no group has claimed responsibility for it, but very hon. assisted has a mess

left a lasting impact on locals and environment. 6 decades on the radioactive aftermath still remains. val jared denouncing paris over its refusal to show where nuclear waste is buried. ah hurry for france since this morning is stronger and prouder ah! back in the ninety's sixty's friends carried out 17 nuclear tests in the sahara. according to anterior, it made no effort to clean up those sides sort of compensation to victims. they suffered from radiation, and he showed it to miscast. more from paris. your cheery and government is stepping up the fight. it has accused frances refusing to handle the important information regarding the sites. france refuses to hand over top, a graphical maps to determine the burial sites of the polluting, a radioactive or chemical waste, which have still not been discovered. the radiation victims have already died due to unknown medical conditions and causes, but of those to still survive just a single algerian has been compensated. the french authorities should at least recognize these crimes then move on to compensation. jerry, people are still counting t

but val action on russia, citing the alleged threat to security opposed to by the energy pipeline project. the julian was flooding in china in a 1000 years. it's caused depth wiped out transport infrastructure brief jobs and sponsored choose lots of other menu. and as we understand the situation is said to be getting worse, nobody suggestion completion? no, sir, is that a bible says the highest us inflation rate in 13 years was port seen and won't last long. that's not bringing much comfort to those feeling the pension that focus groceries are definitely out. and also the rents are also going up. i don't buy anything when it wasn't as nowadays. i truly truly know. ah, just a moment after 11 pm on wednesday, here in moscow, this is asi, international from all of us. here are very welcome to you. and this news now just in germany and the us have reached a deal over russia, north stream to gas pipeline in europe on the sides, agreed that dependence on russian energy poses a security threat. well, let's learn a bit more about this. now let's cross live to us here peter. all of us, the latest

this is val, just new life from london, also coming out south africa, deployed the army after 10 people die in violent protests over the jailing of former president, jacob's yeah, president biden, this says the us band with the people of you got after rare anti government, which cuba the president has blamed on the way this is in the euro. 2020 champions returned home. they were heroes. welcome england players who miss their penalties are subjected to races. ah, at least 45 people have died in the southern iraqi city of last year after a fire ripped through a cove at 1900. nice elation ward the blaze at the al, whose same colona virus hospital as important the control but rescue efforts are continuing. dozens of others have been injured and many patients are still missing . in april of this year, a fire at a coven, 1900 hospital in baghdad, killed the 82 people, and injured more than 100. get more now on this from a, with a bill where he, who joins us live now from bad. that must, who do we have any idea as to what might have caused this was barbara, according to health authorities in t

shanker, which chartered this flight the climate neutral biofuel is produced at this refinery in poor val finland. an hour's drive from helsinki. for more than 10 years, shami ya here, i mean, has been working on replacing the kerosene in asian fuel with sustainable raw materials. the production process is using waste and received your types of oils and facts as role material as used cooking, los alamos, for the future we are exploring new role materials such as municipal solid waste. $100000.00 tons of biofuel are produced here every year. that's a drop in the bucket compared to the 300000000 metric tons that the world's airline operators consume. annually. y'all, we i and says that a breakthrough in climate for the aviation fuels will require government action. what we need is it's what governments do to create the market, and i create the requirements for, for industry to become more sustainable. other major carriers such as japan's a, n a l. friends, kale, m and american airlines have also started purchasing sustainable asian fuel for the airlines shouting their green credentials is p

so deli, with the latest they're reporting from the city of val part time. thank you. well, the deadly flooding in germany has overshadowed chancellor anglo michael's farewell visit to the united states shall leave office in september after years as one of europe's key political figures talks with president biden celebrated the trans atlantic alliance, but snagged over security threats from china and russia. unlike his predecessor, president joe biden treated michael as a friend rather than foe. it's been a long time since the german chancellor received a well come this warm in washington. merkel back into the white house for she's available of us many times. she's been a great friend. i consider personal friends as well as a great friend, the united states and up to the 10 diplomatic relationship with the former president trump, the president joe biden, and chancellor angler. michael stressed the friendship between that 2 countries we will stand up for democratic principles and universal rights when we see china or any other country working to undermine free and open

you are denying people access to lifesaving products such as heart val mbs for infants -- val everybodies for infants. are you so opposed to all categories of pfos chemicals you commit to refusing all chemical warheadical devices and drugs containing the four polymers you are manning. if you have open heart surgery will you instruct your doctor to avoice using any device or surgical incident that has four polley mers regardless of the implications for the outcome. if your child or grandchild needs an f.d.a.-aprolved heart valve, to dethem that care since it contains four polymers. that's what you are trying to force on the general population with this legislation. this bill would put millions of americans who have already received chemical warhead cal devices at risk. as noted in the committee by my colleague dr. larry bucshon, with the passage of this bill the f.d.a. might have to designate all devices with any flouro polymers as hazardous and recall them. there is a bipartisan agreement on the need to protect the public from harmful pfos chemicals. there is no rational reason why lifesa

this news broke just was an hour ago. val. it's our correspondent, tyrann doe ha, cover tunis and to nicea. since our spring extensively, we talked about obviously the radio silence that we're not hearing from tunis when it comes to developments. we've had various speakers telling us what the situation is like on the streets. the latest pictures still show a very angry public as post they don't know the real picture at the moment. they might not know mohammed, the military is out on the streets and they may be heading towards another more formal military coup and perhaps even a dictatorship. so so let's talk about the fines that we have. now. we have several signs. the par, unsettling. we have no information about the prime minister. the precedence was yes to the night. we have the military in the streets blocking the presidential police and other government buildings. we have the media being filed and we have confrontations between the components of the society of civil society. and we have political leaders, including the sp

we meet the rural val just pushing for change. the countries remain in political limbo in sports, but dennis fer, heading into all new territory at wimbledon. and he's here with dr. ah, the well we're in july now, but you're hard pressed to see any thirties temperature wise throughout the plane of europe, the lot of circulating cloud is brought in air that's a little cooler than you might like. and the long cloud and rain about anyway, it was suppressed the temperatures. it's not what you call midsummer for the most part. now the sun does come out, germany's got it coming in on saturday. but you know, the west rain all the way down to the south of france. this is thunder stones running through poland and all countries to the east and the south. increasingly, the temperatures are dropping. for example, athens at $31.00. so it's about 10 degrees. leather was the case couple days ago that this process is going to continue. i'm afraid for the next couple of days may get disappointing in the low countries and in the british isles. be s

the me, the the us in germany strike a deal on the north stream to pipeline, but val action on russia over the alleged threat to security posed by the energy project. moscow insists the pipeline is purely commercial. the, the worst of flooding in china in 1000 years. it has caused depth wiped out transport infrastructure breached dams and sparked a huge blast at an aluminum plant. and the situation is said to be getting worse. nobody suggestion is, i'm check inflation on the way. no serious economy. president biden says the highest us inflation rate in 13 years was foreseen, but won't last long. but that is not bringing much comfort to those feeling the pinch in their pocket. groceries are definitely off and also the rents are also going up. i don't buy anything as me what it says now a day i, i truly, truly know, ah, broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now. germany and the us have reached a deal over russia's north stream to gas pipeline to europe decides agree that dependence on russi

all right, thanks so much. mohammed val, they're just bring you up to speed to some of the developments who have been reporting on the been clashes in the streets of to news the of the after the president of course froze comment will be back at the top of the hour with more news wop, they stay with us here on now, just 0. ah, news news, news, news a tell about fighters in afghanistan has made significant gains in recent weeks, as us forces and their allies withdraw. afghans who worked with them say their lives are at risk. so what's being done to protect them? this is inside store. ah, ah. hello and welcome to the program. i'm 100 jim john. nearly all foreign troops are expected to leave afghanistan by the end of august. most american and nato forces have already departed. the taliban is rapidly filling the power vacuum, taking huge swaths of territory with little resistance from afghan forces. in response, the government in kabul has put all but 3 of afghan, or stands 34 provinces under a nighttime curfew. us defense secretary lloyd austin says this will give african troops a better ch

and then all of a sudden val to allocate nearly $10000000.00 of covert relief money to improve the wellness of non white communities in chicago. and the executive director of an hyphenated america. christopher hires. it says, democrats love to play the racial card. it's good distracting people from their own failures. woke agenda is nothing more than smoke and mirrors as a smoke screen, just to distract people from all the other things that are taking place. it's apostrophe. we can just run on down the line, all the people out there, whether it's the elected officials like laurie lightfoot, or other people in the media who are out there trying to gin up race wars and all that is a slight of hand to try to, to just to distract you from the things that are not working with their public policies and look at the results. the black community or somebody say the african american community is one of the ones that suffers the most by continuing to vote for people like laurie lightfoot in for the party that she represents. because it just leads to more swirling around the toilet. that's essentially

ok mama, val, they're bringing us all the very latest on this developing story. we appreciate it . thank you ma'am. it's the us secretary of state, anthony, blinking has urged that she is the president to respect democracy and a phone call. he asked kate said, to maintain dialogue with all sides will earlier the white house press secretary gen saki struck a similar tone. we are concerned about the developments in tunisia which come as a canadian authorities are seeking to stabilize their economy front, a resurgence in the coven, 19 pandemic, and improved living standards for all tunisians. we are in touch at the senior level for both the white house and the state department with denise and leaders to learn more about the situation. urge calm and support tunisian efforts to move forward in line with democratic principles. the 1st person to face trial under hong kong, national security law, has been found guilty of inciting secession, and engaging and what's been called terrorism. so many kids was prosecuted after writing his motorcycle in so group of police officers last year, flyin

and germany strike a deal on the north stream to pipeline, but val action on russia over the alleged threat to security, opposed by the energy project. moscow. and the pipeline is purely commercial. the worst flooding in china in 1000 years. it has caused depth wiped out the transport infrastructure reached down that spark from a huge blast at an aluminum plant. and the situation is said to be getting worse. nobody suggests checked insulation on no serious and bite and says the highest us inflation rate in 13 years was foreseen and won't last long. but that is not bringing much comfort to those of feeling the pension in their pockets. groceries are definitely out. and also the rents are also going up. i don't buy anything. when is the what the government says now with a i, i truly, truly, ah, broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm showing thomas to the glad to have you with us germany and the us have reached a deal over russia's nor the stream to gas pipeline to europe. the sides agree that dependence on russian energy poses a security