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how to handle the heat? a special report on how people in pakistan s mega city karachi are struggling, as extreme temperatures become more common aorund the world. it is almost unbearable to be standing out in the street. it is only 11 o clock and the sun is beating down. and the pollution. it makes it even worse. some here wonder how long they can go on like this. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. it s the poorest country in the western hemisphere and it is living through one of the most troubled of political sagas. now haiti s prime minister, ariel henry, says he has sacked the chief prosecutor who s been seeking to charge him in connection with the killing of presidentjovenel moise in july. he had also called for the prime minister to be barred from leaving haiti, adding that there was evidence that the prime minister had spoken by phone with a leading suspect in the assassination. will grant has more. the intrigue in one of latin america ....
the washington post write in their new book peril that general mark milley you have gotten to flow him more recently, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, took action twice, once right before the election and then after january 6th to block trump from going rogue. to limit him from potentially ordering a dangerous military strike or even launching nuclear weapons. the question to start with is, why? milley was reportedly very concerned, concern shared a d b others in the administration and congress that a desperate trump had gone into a serious mental decline. in addition, to consoling his chinese counterpart that the united states democracy was intact and no military action was imminent, the general also called a secret pentagon meeting two days after the insurrection. the point was to review the process for military action with senior officials. if you think back to that time, it wasn t too long ago, trump had been upending the military s leadership, if yo ....
nearly 30% of new cases now. in ohio alone, children s hospitals now overwhelmed. tonight here, news on vaccines fo children, when pfizer will submit its data for approval. dr. fauci on when he expects the vaccines to be ready for children. and dr. fauci on boosters for adults. as we now learn the uk will give boosters to adults 50 and older to prepare for the winter ahead. california s high stakes recall election under way tonight. will governor gavin newsom survive? what early voting and the polls indicate so far and matt gutman is live in california. the final days of the trump presidency. america s top general reportedly took secret steps to prevent president trump from potentially ordering a military strike or launching any nuclear weapons. and tonight, general mark milley s alleged conversations with his counterpart in china. and what he promised the u.s. would not do. the new reporting from bob wodward and robert costa in their book, and jon karl is standing ....
now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i m stephen sackur. it barely merits international headlines these days, but america s guantanamo bay prison is still operational. a0 inmates are left. most have been held for nearly two decades without being charged or tried. for m years, my guest today, mohamedou ould slahi, was held there, having been identified as a high value al-qaeda terrorist. he was eventually released without charge, and now a film, the mauritanian, has been released, telling his remarkable story. what is the guantanamo legacy? mohamedou ould slahi in nouakchott, mauritania, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much, stephen, for having me on your programme, and i salute your audience. well, it is a pleasure to have you on our programme. let s begin with how it feels to have a film made about your story and in a sense have your name become recognised around the world years after you were finally released from guantanamo bay, when perhaps your story ....
and, all thatjazz, indeed! broadway is back, after an 18 month shutdown because of the pandemic. we ll be live from manhattan. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. it s newsday. it s 6am in singapore, and 2.30am in kabul where a bitter row has broken out between leaders of the taliban over the make up of the group s new government. senior taliban officials have told the bbc the row involved a strong exchange of words at the president palace over who should take credit for credit for the group s victory. co founder mullah abdul ghani baradar is said to believe the emphasis should be placed on diplomacy carried out by people like him. however, khalil ur rahman haqqani, the minister for refugees, believes credit for the taliban s victory should be given to those who led the fighting. meanwhile, weeks on from that victory, many women are still wondering whether they ll be able to return to work. among them are the former cabin crew of afghanistan s nationa ....