gentlemen, situation in afghanistan, all i will also be on the g twenty's response to the climate emergency. can they find a way to prioritize the products, help over gdp, special coverage on just here. i we need to build america in the bottom up in the middle, our not sure the top down us president joe biden has been on capitol hill to push common grounds for $1.00 trillion dollars spending bill. ah. life from a headquarters in del 5. ok. the also ahead. francis is a british fishing vessel and the latest post of dispute about fishing. right? un calls on to don's military to restore the civilian. let government leaders

dismiss several ambassadors and former argentinean president. my rich mockery appears in court for submarines, thinking that filled 44 people. ah, so we begin in the us where after months of negotiations the president has announced a framework agreement for his social spending plan. it's a key cornerstone of his administration. joe biden has been meeting with his party at the capital to urge them to back it to lead all democrats in favor for us to pass the senate. the sweeping policy package initially came with a 3 and a half trillion dollar price tag, but has been cut in half after a divisive negotiations. the president wants to plan in place before he heads to the call 26 summit in glasgow. we need to build america from the bottom up in the middle out. not to the top, down with the trickle down economics says always failed us. i can't think of

a single time in the middle classes done well that the wealthy haven't done very well. they get many times including now and the wealthy. the super wealthy do very well in the middle class. don't do. well, that's why i propose the investments congress is now considering in too critical piece of legislation. positions i ran on as president positions. i announce one i laid out in a joint session of congress, what my economic agenda was. these are not about left versus right or moderate versus progressive. alan fish as joining us from washington d. c. so talk us through what bite and god and what he didn't get. yeah, and this isn't a done deal yet. i mean, people have been talking on capitol hill and the progressive caucus see that they're looking at the details of what you're biding has put forward, and they'll make a decision on their vote. joe biden thinks he's got all the democratic senators on

board, including your mission and their kristin cinema, who are the 2 people who are really holding out. but bernie sanders is now saying, look, he wants to make this bill a lot better. so this is by no means a done deal. he's lost a few things that he wanted paid family leave that score and initially was going to be 12 weeks than 4 weeks. completely out the bill. now they're going to be other things that have been thrown out as well, including an attack on prescription prices here, and also an expansion of medicare, which you include at dental and vision. but what he does get is better elder care, better as skill provision for children under the age of, of both the age of $3.00 and $4.00, essentially ad there's going to be, i discontinued child tax credit for families who, who are essentially middle class who will be able to claim that it's around $300.00 per child. i for the next year or so, so that those are big wins for joe biden. and he, when he set his plans are of 3.5 trillion. i don't think any one in the white house

thought they would get everything at so he's got a bet i barack obama has the last are po statement saying this is a fundamental leap forward. and there are many on the left of the democratic party who would agree with that that, that does a lot of good. 1.7 trillion is still a lot of money, but it's not a done deal. he still got to get it through the house and then get it through the senate. and to do that, he's got to make sure that the democratic party is united because we're already hearing republic rumblings from republicans who are saying they are not going to support this. not just because they don't think it does enough for ordinary americans. but some of them are saying you shouldn't be attacking the wealth makers such as the billionaires. and that, of course, is weird to buys and thinks he will be able to pay for this by taxing billionaires and companies that make over $1000000000.00 a year. yeah, oh and here's the thing. he gave his remarks and he left without taking any questions, but there are still some questions. and one of the biggest ones is does he have

enough votes to pass this? exactly. you don't take questions when you don't have the answers. do you and he thinks every one is on board with this. the white house is not saying this is a done deal. it's all put together. every one signed up. he knows that are still problems that have been problems since he floated this when he was running for election. and there's been problems since he got into the white house. there have been discussions with all flanks of the democratic party. this isn't about republicans or democrats. this is about democrats and democrats and various wings of the party, and people who want certain things and don't want to do other things. and them coming together, joe biden says if they can do that, they will then be able to get it through the house. and the senate, but it might not be in a part of bipartisan basis, which he would like. but he talks about working together and he thinks he's brought the wings of the democratic party together to push this through. the next few days

will all be important. now there's talk that nancy pelosi is going to keep everyone on the hill over the weekend to get the infrastructure bill through. and then to get this 2nd bill through which is the bill back. better act as it will become no one. they want to deliver a victory to joe by before he gets to glasgow before he starts talking climate change because there are big provisions to protect the climate in that bill. and he wants to be able to go to glasgow and say, look, we're doing it. others need to do as well if the 2nd biggest economy in the world can do it. every one else can do it too, so you've got to get behind action to fight climate change. thank you so much, allen, for sir. reporting from the white house now. tar bosses from some of the world's most powerful oil and gas companies are answering questions at the u. s. senate for their firms roles and climate change. show x m o b, p, and chevron. all the choose the funding campaigns that downplayed their effects on the environment. for decades, the session comes days before the call 26 climate gathering in glasgow. how does

the castro has this update from washington d. c? this could be a historic appearance. it is the 1st time that these top oil chiefs are going to testify are testifying under oath before congress, and their feet will be held to the fire. the democrats who call for this hearing before the house oversight committee. they've already collected documents. they say that's evidence showing these companies knew as early as the 19 seventy's that the continual burning of fossil fuels was leading to dramatic consequences for the environment. and that rather than make that knowledge public, they buried it and embarked on a coordinated campaign to oppose climate science and climate action. now, at the, the democrats who called for this hearing are hoping it has some impact. similar to the 19 ninety's big tobacco hearings, which were very consequential that eventually led to some $200000000000.00 in

settlement. that big tobacco played out and the hearing is continuing right now. a post bricks. a dispute about fishing rights appears to be escalating. france was threatening to deny british boats access to wit sports because the u. k is not respecting previous agreements. andrew summons has more. a british trula seized by french maritime police who say the crew was fishing for scallops without a permit deny bites owners. it may sound like a small incident would it's said to matic of something much bigger, a potential escalation in a post bricks. it fishing rods. dispute was causing much more than a ripple in u. k. french relations. it's like, for example, josie, the british crown dependency only accepting a 3rd of the fishing permit applications from frosts up should you mind, don't you, phyllis, victor, it's time that we are respected us. it's totally insufficient and totally

unacceptable. so now we most talk the language of force. i'm unfortunately, that is the only thing that the british government understands. no. the threats go beyond banning british trawlers from offloading their catches at french ports because this only amounts to a small proportion of exports without a settlement to the dispute before next tuesday, they'll be rigorous french customs checks on incoming cargo, and they won't be restricted to sea food, but britain isn't offering any concessions. the measures being threatened did not appear to be compatible with the trading cooperation agreement or why the international law. and if carried through will be met with an appropriate and calibrated response. this isn't the 1st time the fishing rights issue has fled up in may, french troll is blockaded the main port in jersey. the british and french deployed a naval presence during the protests. this time, france seems unwilling to back down on demands again to talk home,

but it is not war. it's a fight. the french fishermen have some riots. an agreement has been signed. we must have this agreement implemented. we have fishing, right? we must defend them and we will defend to france is also working on a 2nd round of sanctions if they needed. and that could mean a reduction of electricity supplies to the u. k. josie is 95 percent dependent on french power. andrew simmons, i was 0. you want to create a council has issued its 1st statement expressing serious concern about the military takeover into don cooley. rob hebert han has dismissed at least 6 ambassadors after they spoke out against monday's takeover. there is increasing opposition both at home and abroad. us on us have called for the immediate release of civilian leaders. kristen salumi reports from the united nation. it's a fairly short statement. i have a copy of it right here, one page long,

and it expresses serious concern about the military takeover and the suspension of some transitional government institutions. it also expresses concern about the detention of prime minister of della han doc and other government officials. the release also does call for the release of those who've been detained, noting that the prime minister has been returned to his home. i mean, cause for respect for human rights in particular the rights of protesters to be out on the street. it's important to note that the united nations integrated transition mission in sudan has been working there are to support the transition to elections and democratic institutions. and the statement also reaffirms those efforts. so the council is basically a saying, it's very concerned about the situation there. and, and, and calling for respect for these transitional institutions still had,

don't all just 0 tension and pakistan as a ban group threatened to march to the capitol after a day of violence. and we're in the corporate, him, mountains where illegal logging is destroying the forest. that some consider the lungs of europe. ah hello, we got some writing the full cost of parts of the middle east over the next couple days and made me across north america. it has to be said, you can see how this cloud has been slotting out to turkey pushing across. so the caspian sea brought some very heavy rain just to the northeast, all terrence 79 millimeters of rain. but what's the weather now when the process of pulling out of the weiss is moved across thick min astonished pakistan. northern parts of stance, bright disguise. coming back in behind, that you can see the next batch of rain that's just spitting out

a central and eastern parts of turkey will see some lively showers there for northern areas of syria, northern parts of iraq pushing across to war to run much of the middle east will be fine and dry with some pleasant sunshine. $32.00 celsius here in doha, just one or 2 showers just around the gulf of aidan. so yemen could catch a shower or 2 possibility of one or 2 showers to win to somalia. but i think the majority, the shower will be across ethiopian highlands for the west was joining up with a seasonal rate. we got some very heavy rain coming back in that were, should be there in to that western side of the democratic republic of congo. same line of cloud and rain that drains its way down across surf at western side of southern africa, all the way to the southern cape. ah, in the country with an abundance of results for the trade and want indonesia,

his friends for me, we move to grow and fraud. we balance for green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs, investment, let be part, leaned into his growth and progress in indonesia. now, lou ah, hello again. the top stories on al jazeera u. s. president joe biden has hailed what he is described as an historic bond for economic investment on spending. he was announcing

a framework agreement for his $1.00 trillion dollars, social spending fund, after divisive negotiations within his democratic party. the u. k. has rejected threats from france to block its votes from french port, saying that's a breach of international law. french government says it needs more licenses for its fishermen in u. k. waters or it may impose sanctions. the un security council has issued its 1st statements expressing serious concern about the military takeover and sir john, it's army leader, has sacked at least 6 ambassadors as international pressure grows against one day school rebels. and if yoke has northern te gray regions say the military has carried out another arrow, strike the if he'll pin governments as a target at a site in mckelly used by to grind forces to make and repair weapons. but a t gray people's liberation front spokesman denied that saying the attack stroke a civilian residence, fighting has been going on for nearly a year. were extremely concerned about the continued escalation of hostilities and

violence in the northern part of the country, including airstrikes in te gray to day. earlier today to air strikes were reportedly carried out on a residential area. anti grace capitol mckelly. according to initial reports, 6 people were killed and 22 injured. a number of houses are understood to be destroyed or severely damaged. samuel gets held, she was a journalist than addis ababa. he says there are conflicting reports on the number of casualties. according to the fuel brand government, they're saying that the target was anita generating firm. got the accuser 1st hiding was the p l t p and us and also providing weapons. but from the images we're, we're watching from a distance, mostly from to the side of the t p. enough. they're saying they targeted near a school near a residential area and according to reuters from 3 to up to 12. people have been

killed so far. argentina's former president, my return mccrae has been appeared in court in the town of dolores to face espionage charges. mockery is accused of ordering the country's intelligence agency to intimidate and spy on the families of crew members who died on board. a submarine which was lost at sea in 2017. the case has been adjourned due to a technicality. daniel swimmer is outside the court, and delores, he appeared before a small group of supporters. a couple of blocks away from here in the town of the lord is to say that obviously he's innocent and he doesn't know anything about and he's flying charges. he didn't spy on the families of the victims of the submarine, the san juan, or anybody else for that matter. it sounded more like an election rally. there are congressional elections in a couple of weeks time here in argentina. many of his supporters would like to see him stand for the presidency again. so it's not more of an electro rally than of

him coming here to declare his innocence. but that is the case. we believe the families of those victims of the submarine thinking also here in town. we haven't seen them yet, but they're here. these were the victims of the spying charges. they were campaigning out. the time when the submarine disappeared in november, 2017, to find out what had happened to their loved ones, they wanted the authorities to tell them more. and instead it seems to the accusation. is that your car? it is on to the orders of money, fewer mockery that any president ordered them to be spied on to find out what it was they were they were organizing. so that basically is the case, but it has split the country in many ways. those who were against notice your mockery when he was president on the current government over about a bill fernandez, who will be happy to win the elections a couple of years ago. and they would like to see this good this case come to the come to the course a hearing looking into lebanon's,

former prime minister's role in the bay route blast has been delayed. the judge investigating the explosion has suspended hassan's the abs hearing until a lawsuit against the state is settled. dab filed a suit on wednesday challenging todd retires efforts to prosecute him over last year as was the former prime minister has missed at least 2 interrogation sessions that were requested by the judge. focused on government is threatening to correct down on a bound group after 4 police officers were killed at a rally near the horde to protest her as were also reportedly killed and dozens were injured. when gunfire broke out on wednesday, members of the head he can a big party have been blocking a busy highway since last week. they're demanding the release of their leader and the expulsion of the french ambassador for the 2017 charlie abdul cartoon controversy. come hider has the latest from islam about so far they are continuing to press on. they've moved out of the city of law, overcoming all the barricades that was set up by the police forces. and i've been

making progress towards islam abad. they are still a few hours away, but along the way, elaborate plans have been made. changes have been dug up and a key bridge on the river jail. m, as been declared that had been closed. and i did the red line. the daughter did have been doors, that deed protest, i should not be allowed to cross that bridge at any cost. now, while this is all happening, the government has said that it will be ready to release the needed victory. it will be also in a position to lift all the cases, but as far as the expulsion of the french ambassador or bringing that issue in ball amended out of the question. and already 30000 police forces have been called in from the adjoining, proven phase to make sure that it's some abad is kept safe right now with the reg

going. as you can see, the security for 2 bedroom did also the prime minister called a meeting of his cabinet yesterday and decided to do deal red dates were denied. and they say that judge groups cannot be allowed to take matters into their own hands or dictate policies. india successfully testified one of its intercontinental ballistic missiles. the acne 5 has a range of 5000 kilometers and is capable of carrying a nuclear warhead. it's believe to be able to strike nearly all of china. elizabeth per item has more from the jelly. and the defense ministry says it carried out successfully has launch of the me 5 intercontinental ballistic missile off india's eastern course. on wednesday night from now the 50 ton missile was carrying a 1.5 ton warhead and flew at 24 times the speed of sound before the flashing down in the bay of bang gold. now the army 5 has been successfully tested at least 5

times since 2012 by the engineers who designed it. but this is the 1st time that it's being tested by the indian army team as part of its induction into the armed forces. it's also the 1st time that such a test has been carried out at night. the army 5 is india, the longest range surface to surface ballistic missile. it has the range of 5000 kilometers, meaning that it can hit any target in china. this is also the 1st soft chad test launch since the military standoff between india and china began in april last year . the tensions resulted in the 1st death and fighting between the 2 countries in 50 years and multiple rounds of tool since then have failed to result in the complete disengagement of soldiers on both sides of the border. now and the defense ministry has said that the successful test of me 5 is in line with it stated, policy of credible minimum deterrence,

which on the pins its commitment to no 1st use. now this launch was actually supposed to happen last month. and when the chinese government found out about it, they weren't happy. and they said that all parties should be committed to maintaining peace, security, and stability, and south asia, farmers, and for lanka are protesting against the lack of fertilizer. the cultivation season gets underway. the shortage follows a government decision to ban all agro chemicals. president go to buy or practice or announce the plan and may say he was to, to make farming a 100 percent organic. when al fernandez reports ango on the streets of humbug, jane, southern shalaka. the hot land of the governing roger bucks the family, farmers. he has said the governments move to make farming 100 percent organic, threatening their livelihood, ma'am, but an idea that the government wants us to listen to ministers, not agricultural experts,

but experts say this won't work if they know the government band in puerto fertilizers and other agricultural chemicals earlier this year, after a foreign currency shortage. it warns farmers to use organic alternatives across the country and polar narrower, one of the biggest drives producing years. 81 year old diva, bailey good. a thunder is impatient is bad if he is our overgrown normally, he says the soil would be tilled and ready by now of return. when you stop supplies, all of a sudden, whether it's vegetables, obey genes or chillies. they have worms, potatoes don't grow properly. these products are essential. this is why farmers angry or didn't present got up a roger boxer says that change is needed to reduce the health risks paused by agricultural chemicals because it will army cod. rather than seeking political mileage, every one should get together and do this for our country for our future generations . we can do this in a short time. it won't take 10 or 15 years. many scientists,

agricultural experts and successful organic farmers like how do legit they said disagree. he says it's taken him 12 years to turn around this green batch. when arthur gridley, i want got only one got and we'll, we'll have destroying something can be done quickly, but reviving it has to be done systematically and in a very organized way. that's why i say the government could get farmers more involved, give them incentives, seek their views, and consult others in green, agricultural gunning. that would have been more successful. laker attempts to secure organic fertilizer have run into series of problems the should i can government says farmer brought us like this. i instigated by the opposition and multinational chemical and fertilizer companies. but tens of thousands of farmers facing crop failures and lower yields say they are facing a battle for survival. i got martha brown, her now. the pharmacy, their biggest concern is how they will feed their families in the coming months.

minute fernandez, are zebra puller, narrower? not center she lanka. russia's capital has shut down for 11 days as the country deals with the record number of new cove in 1900 cases and related deaths. only 32 percent of russians are fully vaccinated. in moscow, all schools, restaurants and entertainment. venues will be closed until november, the 7th president vladimir putin so ordered a paid nationwide weeklong holiday to curb rising infection hungry is introduced a string of new measures to combat a 4th wave of current virus infections. employees of state institutions and other companies will require vaccinations. they earlier hungary reported more than 3100 new cases. it's highest jumping daily infections since april the carpathian mountains and romania are known as the lungs of europe, but that vital oregon is that risk. they're christine forrest,

which sucks up much of the content and c o. 2 emissions faces a growing threat from illegal logging. as the clerk report autumn carpets the hillsides, the multi hued canopy marking the seasonal change a millennia ancient original forest. sweeping across the copy, the mountains in eastern europe. if the amazon rain forest is the lungs of the world than the forest of the ca pay the mountains of the lungs of europe, they suck the c o $2.00 out of the atmosphere and put oxygen back into it. they regulate the water system. there's a vast, vast array of life here. in fact, the forests of the world are the most by a diverse ecosystems on the planet barton. this one's pristine environment. life is these squeezed out by the so called him, the mafia. trees are being extracted illegally on an unprecedented scale by criminal gangs, and the locals who fight against it,

pay the price. beatings are frequent, but people murdered to 6 forest rangers, have been killed in the last few years, leading to recent protests in the capital, bucharest. o forest and horace. petra's mimics the cool of a red stag. he tells me they used to be 50 or 60 in this area alone. and this is why this area was illegally logged 10 years ago and it ripped apart the ecosystem. but you can see this kind of new station from the more on the satellite, there is new maps you, you can see everything's, it's impossible to believe that they didn't know day know and day day encourage and they took a lot of money. tanya says it's clear who's to blame and politicians. we spoke to the government and they told us combating illegal logging is one of the priorities of romania. it's a continuous action and we've already seen results for

the people who live in the mountains. it's terrible. i don't, i, for the important on the, for interested at that for hundreds of years. we have manners the forest in a sustainable way. we take a small amount of wood for building and fire. it's very annoying that strangers come here from other countries and take away our way of life. i'm frightened of the people who steal to what i feel. my family is in danger, because this is a mob like organization then is the scale of losses. staggering romania loses up to 9 hector as a forest per hour to illegal logging. that contributes to the huge amount of forest loss globally. in fact, between 199-2016, the world lost 1300000 square kilometers of forest, an area larger than south africa. and in 2020 tropical forest loss around the world equal the size of the netherlands. since humans started cutting down forests, 46 percent of trees have been felled around the world. 2020 was meant to be a landmark year in the fight against deforestation

a year by which many countries have pledged to have or completely stop for us loss . but in fact, the plundering has increased here in romania. it's not too late yet. but if not now, when nick clark al jazeera copay, the mountains romania ah hello again. the headlines on al jazeera us president obeyed n has held what he is described as an historic plan for economic investment and spending. he was announcing a framework agreements for his social spending plan after divisive negotiations within his democratic party. we need to build america from the bottom of the below, naturally chopped down with the trickle down economics that always failed us. i can't think of a single time in the middle class has done well that the wealthy haven't done very well.