joining us now is jim walden, a former assistant u.s. attorney for the eastern district of new york who i should note has argued several times in front of the special master judge robert dearie. >> thank. you >> if you look at the two cases set, aside and letitia james's lawsuit for a moment, if you look at mar-a-lago, and you look at what happened on january six, do you think one of these investigations is potentially stronger and can support a criminal indictment against a former president rather than another? >> i think the january six investigation both before, during, and after the insurrection is definitely a more red meat. there is gonna be more witnesses, more aspects of criminality if you -- from washington d. c., to georgia, colorado. so i think that is going to take the most time and merrick garland is gonna have one shot at this. they cannot bring successive cases against donald trump that is never gonna fly. so i think they are working hard on everything, but they're going to put together in massive case that puts the former

. >> even despite the rise means affordability remains near 30-year lows joining me now is andy waldenn through our audience how this changes or doesn't change the dynamic versus buying versus renting? >> when you look at the buy side it's a massive challenge and diana just walked flethrough th numbers. even in the middle of august when interest rates got down closer to 5%, here are the ten most affordable months and now rates are up another half a percent and we're talking near record lows again in terms record affordability along with that they're also seeing prices come off their peak and folks are wondering is that going to continue to take place and that's having a psychological effect, as well. >> rents, the gains there are moderating and the latest reading was up 10% year over year, so what does the first loam buyer do in this kind of option >> if you look at the payments being made and the average home purchase they're up 50% from the beginning of the year. you're talking $650 per month more just to buy the average home on the buy side of the house. they're still high over the

is worsening . areas in the south or under threat as water surges from major rivers in the north walden, 1200 people had been killed and launched. pants of pakistan remain under water. india has showed off its 1st locally built aircraft carrier. the be con, is going into service as one of the world's biggest naval vessels. after 17 years of construction and tests, india is trying to reduce its dependence on foreign weapons and counter chinese assertiveness to the us open way, hopes of a fairy tale farewell for serena williams have been dashed. the american went down fighting, but couldn't stave off a defeat, that she says will likely be her last and she's expected to retire. i tom the out of it should been says to the 4th round, but in new york when lose old rule, this was always going to be about serena ah reader, she entered the arena like a prize fighter and it wouldn't take long for her to realize that a fight was exactly what she was going to get ah highlight homeland, which was clearly not interested in fairy tales. she took the 1st set with a heavy blow and forced williams to do

areas in the south are likely to be flooded again as water surges from major rivers in the north. walden, 1200 people have been killed and much of pakistan isn't water. the un says the scale of the disaster is unprecedented. officials, a warning of the danger from disease and famine, has uri, baby was forced to flee her her in as pakistan's flood waters res. when they receded, she returned to a house cake in mud. the mother is trying to look after her new born baby in unsanitary conditions. her husband is worried for their health. that over to the water has gone down, but the flood water was very dirty, very muddy. with all the children have rashes and their health is getting worse and worse. on northern part of the floods have created the perfect breeding ground for waterborne disease. with many areas lacking clean water children bathed in pools of flood water shed. with buffalo, the u. n. is wanting, there's a high risk of deadly diseases like cholera and malaria spreading rapidly. huge swathes of farmland have been flooded, washing away millions of acres of crops, nearly half the popu

she help and it's late conflict with the by john walden, a 150 soldiers have been killed on both sides since monday. those he had one sneeze continued on al jazeera off to risking it all which side is winning chaos or control? now, what does the new forever proxy war mean for america and nato? as long as americans keep consuming prices are going to keep going up. why didn't joe biden, the inflation comic? how did we get so much raw? the quizzical look us politics, the bottom line. ah i mean this is with in the said to the american country around 250 kilometers, ne of the capt or not. the whole polity has a population of about 55000 people and is getting ready for local connections to the next day. highlands drives a very old truck and has been great positions by the government for a very important election day taking stuff and pilot boxes to outline villages. i know has absolutely no choice in the matter. i think it only got made that well, amazing will be you gotta, you know, again, i made a i if any of them is available, if i got to go over there they will be, you know, even as the o

the attacks took place in the remote community called jane's creek nation and at the nearby town of walden. other headlines on inside story, stay with us. ♪ >> famine as at somalia store. -prices and political instability is their time to prevent a crisis? then what is needed to break the cycle? this is inside story. ♪ >>. i am laura kyle. parts of salon modly -- somalia will be in famine by the end of the year. there was a poll for international aid. our reporter says he was shocked to the core by the suffering. drought caused by failed raining seasons has displeased thousands of somalis. greens and cooking oil are unaffordable. frequent attacks removed convoys. >> we want the world to observe, to listen and to contribute and many governments have. he generously they gave money to the humanitarian program. we will need more there next year. lifesaving which is the core of the humanitarian businesses what we have to do today in somalia. we need to save lives. lives which are at great risk. we need to invest in alternative -- generations of living of their livestock have no more livestock.

we spoke to michael rectum, walden, author, and former new york university professor. this is a search allocations are making us china relations even worse. these deflections by the, by the campaign or that they didn't spy on china. then i have to be led to disbelieve what they say because they haven't said anything. that's true in some time. so i believe china on this looks like the relations are degrading precipitously. and this, this particular accusation only lends greater force to the conflict that's going on between the us and china. it's only getting worse and tensions are certainly rising . and this, this kind of, this kind of hack, or even the allegation of a hack, certainly heightens detentions, even further. now, from the story we're across this wednesday, human rights groups have criticized a fund that delivers the u. k. strategy in the gulf, claiming that it supports repression in saudi arabia and jose claim it has helped whitewash human rights abuses in the region. if the golf strategy fund still includes support to government institutions in saudi arabia

are human rights, particularly the rights of women girls are being trampled. nimble, configure one walden in the democratic republic of the congo. i am to be approved in the easter terrorizing civilians body of naming regional tenant receiver. in the horn of africa, beware of this land and bar aesthetic proceeded to drought as threatening the lives and livelihoods of 22. my only the only people who yeah, new yorker with fighting has resumed underscoring the need for the party are to immediately see facilities offering and return to the peace table. i. d began haiti gang, sorry matt roy and a very building block of society and he knew the metropolitan liberty divisions continue jeopardize psychiatry or met in derogatory visions, your newspaper policy or rather ongoing intentions, threatening severity in israel and palestine cycles or violence under the occupation continue as prospects for peace base, i chose you solution grow i ever more dessie money to the damien mar. the applying humanitarian to human rights and security situation is a tear 18 either day. last week you'll be in a hell of

he's a reminder of our top stories this hour, or we can ins hit florida walden. 2000000 people are without power. and many more are under mandatory evacuation orders. it's now wake into a category to stone. the swedish coast guard is reporting a full lake at the north stream pipelines in the baltic sea. russia says it's launched a terrorism investigation or the damage to you and nato say the lakes were caused by sabotaged me and minds to pose later on sun search. she has been sentenced to 3 years in jail, alongside her former economic advisor. it's the latest in a series of convictions suits. she has faced sins being alfred in the military current. in february 2021 us vice president comma harris has visited the demilitarized zone in separating south and north korea and made hyphen tensions. harris earlier held talks with south korea president june, so p o, where they both condemned north korea's nuclear rhetoric pyongyang fide to short range ballistic missile tests. just a day before harris landed in the region, yona and harris discussed strengthening the nation's alliance, as well as impr

no gas applies to europe, gas prominence is the north stream. walden pipeline will remain completely closed over technical issues. e mails released by us attorney general, a claim to show that by administration has been in a quote, incestuous relationship with big pack that centering content that's all ahead this hour with broadcasting from moscow. this is our team. my name's una leila and 30 minutes of news and views started. so we begin with the latest from the conflict in don bos, where at least 2 civilians were killed and 7 more injured does the city of than yet came under intense shelling by ukrainian troops. that's according to d, p r. officials are tease from on call strip is also there on centers this so i was just able to step outside of the base and because the shelling has just died down is still continuing at the moment. i don't have my alive that's only right now because i was simply having dinner in the theater district. this is the center of the city of dennis. this is the impact of the show that landed right in this sense are all done that's. it's certainly a very hig

now we'll leave that to walden slowly and go further west, where another potential development shows itself off the coast of mexico. if that happens, then it will just enhance the rain on that mexican coast, which has been fairly wet recently. anyway, in the us, we've had some pretty big showers around the mountain states, and i think we'll see the next 2 or 3 days rain coming down from here. north west pacific, down towards san francisco, but the immediate future. it's here in minnesota and just sat on terrier where the rain looks particularly heavy ha, weight issue and line of the gen ah, ah ah. safe going home and then international anti corruption excellence award boat now for your hero. a final farewell. after days of ceremony and emotional tribute, queen elizabeth the 2nd will be laid to rest, it means a coast britain. his longest reigning monarch will be buried next to her husband. can spinet a parents and her sister as leaders from all over the world to pay their respects, join us for life coverage of the funeral on al jazeera queen elizabeth the 2nd. a final ah, this is al j

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jim walden. so glad to have all of you on. john, i'll start with you.s telling the trump legal team he wants them to submit specifically a declaration of, quote, any specific items that were on the doj's list that they believe were not taken from mar-a-lago. so basically he is saying, his pr strategy that this is planted and making that claim, he is saying, prove it. >> the special master for judge dearie, is a special master, in this case, not a judge. but he's acting a lot like a judge. what he saying, is if we're gonna make these allegations, make them sworn, under oath, and bring proof, starting with, did the fbi plant the classified documents at mar-a-lago. he's trying to speed up the process, which, is put up or shut up. >> how do you think, nick, trump's lawyers will respond to? this >> i think they're gonna hide under the rocks. this whole thing is designed, basically, to get donald trump to come forward with a sworn statement, under oath, saying that yes, stuff was planted by the fbi, or the fbi move things around and they are not where they sa

other and battled for resources. catherine sawyer has more out from some bureau, country county in walden, kenya. 15 recently arrived at this sanctuary in some blue county in not in kenya, she was found near her dead mother with no food or water. ha caretaker, say she is settling into her new home, which she shares with several other orphans. they believe her mother may have starved to death. we are filling them up over 3 hours. and each and every baby is getting to lead us buffy. and run, you see now, we are buying those mo, from the local people. and it's got more and remembers of gods in the community. they need food to eat. santi said this is the longest dry spell. in decades, for rainy seasons have failed. and more than 4000000 people, the livestock and wildlife have been affected. most of these carves have lost their mothers. some have been abandoned because of various reasons, but a bigger problem is because of a drought that has affected parts of the country. elephant keeper say they're worried. thousands of elephants crisscross this region. along migration corridors. they have us

petersburg railroad it was was call the walden railroad it ended 60 miles south think north carolina.ut then in petersburg and then the railroad is interdicted by union forces. that capture petersburg and those would have rendered richmond. so i don't think that that the capture of petersburg would be tantamount to the capture. there's a lot at stake in this campaign. in order to get gain a head start but once we realized we had departed that he needed to persuade him he would approach richmond in the same way that george had done two years later and even if the solvent to plan and then to be 80 feet deep in his white is 4000 feet. in the army of the potomac would be spread out and vulnerable never more so than in the process of crossing the james river. and also put the army in jeopardy is grant would be much farther away from the james band from northern virginia. and it was contrary to the administration and then to nurture a constant so now we will change microphones. [laughter] and beyond that of fear so by the second week of june 1864 it has not been sterling and had this operat

jim walden, a former assistant attorney general for the eastern district of new york.ck at the table, msnbc political analyst. luke, the select committee has momentum heading into a week that seems very likely to appear another -- to hold another public hearing. talk about the agreement with ginni thomas first and then what you expect from the committee next month. >> sure. this is a big breakthrough for the committee. i would say ginni thomas is a handful of out standing interviews that committee wanted to land before they finish their work. we know obviously as you said in the intro, they're particularly interested in her interaction with john eastman. they think he's at the center of the fake electors plot. he was pressuring mike pence and influencing donald trump's thinking about efforts to overturn the election. they're interested about ginni thomas' conservative group, how often they were meeting with them and how often he was communicating with them and what types of things they were discussing. i think it's a big development for the committee and potential brea