The president coming before the cameras this evening for a rare solo news conference, under pressure to prove he still is up to the job on the heels of hosting the nato summit. But several of his closest allies telling nbc news they now believe his chances of beating donald trump are zero. One biden campaign official saying, quote, he needs to drop out. He will never recover from this. All of it as the president prepares to sit down for our exclusive oneonone interview on monday. Also tonight, deadly floods in the northeast. Beryl s remnants slamming vermont, washing out roads, sweeping away apartment buildings. More than 100 rescued. And extremely dangerous heat. More than 50 million on alert. In texas, some 500,000 expected to be without hour into next week. Hospitals running on generators. The scare at a new york city beach, shut down after sharks are sighted in the water. The random shooting spree in charlotte that left one dead. The two teens now in custody. The fire erupting atop
By the famed grafitti artist. Hello and welcome to the programme. A powerful 7. 2 earthquake has hit haiti authorities say at least 304 people have been killed. Prime minister ariel henry described the situation as dramatic and has declared a state of emergency. Mr henry said the quake had caused huge damage and many casualties across the south of the country. President biden has authorised immediate help from the us. This report from david willis. One of the poorest countries in the world has been dealt another devastating blow. And the people of haiti are once again dealing with the aftermath of a massive earthquake. This one centred on the country s south western peninsula, a less populated area than the capital port au prince, which was flattened by an earthquake 11 years ago, but stronger and closer to the surface. More than 200,000 people died in the 2010 earthquake and haiti s prime minister ariel henry said numerous lives have been lost in today s disaster. Translation: the g
It s click. This week, could ai spot the next best sporting talent? when it sees it, that is. We find something fishy. And i get my hands and hips on some gadgets for fun in the sun. Hello and welcome to click. This week, we have a summer themed specialfor you although the weather isn t great, i m hoping the rain is going to hold off. But what a summer of sport it has been. England may not have been able to bring it back home this year, but this weekend is the start of the premier league season, and clubs are gearing up to welcome the fans back to stadiums. But how these clubs discover talent could be about to change. Instead of sending scouts to identify young football stars, and then after a trial, picking the best ones, artificial intelligence is helping take on the job, as 0mar mehtab has been finding out. Some of the world s biggest football talents are cherry picked from a young age, as scouts scour the pitches to find the best of the best. Well, they missed me. I have been in
People flock to england s east coast to see original work by the famed grafitti artist. The taliban has taken the afghan city of jalalabad. It s the only significant city outside of the capital kabul that was not controlled by the militant group. The fall almost completes the taliban s dramatic surge through the country which began in may after the us announced it would withdraw its troops. The capture of jalalabad followed the fall of the city of mazar i sharif, the last government stronghold in the north of afghanistan. In a moment we ll be speaking to our correspondent anbarasan ethirajan, but first secunder kermani sent this report from kabul. This is the very centre of kabul. Thousands who have fled fighting across the north now live in these miserable conditions. This family escaped the violence, but say they still don t feel safe. Translation: we re thirsty. We re hungry. We have no home. Other makeshift camps are even bigger. But this, in the heart of the city, shows how quickl
Global questions. Hello and welcome to the second edition of global questions with me, zeinab badawi, from barbados. The caribbean is the region in the world that s most vulnerable to natural disasters such as hurricanes. These have become stronger and more frequent as temperatures and sea levels rise, causing coastal erosion and damage to marine life and ecosystems. The government here in barbados says that climate change is the biggest threat to the caribbean, and is urging strong action at the national, regional and global level. Are the right steps being taken, and is the world listening? that s global questions: climate and the caribbean. Applause well, i m now at the 18th century george washington house, one of the finest and historic buildings here in the capital of barbados, bridgetown. I am joined by a local audience, who are going to be putting their questions to my two panellists. Let me tell you who s in the hot seat. Kirk humphry, you re the minister of maritime affairs an