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hello, i am sammy's a dan. this is the news our live from dell ha, coming up the next 60 minutes. iraq is she, our leader mocked ourselves calls for early elections and for his support is to continue their protests talks to revive the 2015 iran nuclear deal set to resume indiana. ukraine's 1st grain shipments since the russian invasion, inspected in turkey, on its way to lebanon county, as presidential candidate struggle to win the attention and votes of young people. and on he to similar to the sport. some controversies coming out of one of italy's top football teams, napoli president, aurelio delorenzo lease, says that he will avoid signing african players that wants to play in a couple of nations. ah, iraq's influential, she are lead them october. so there is demanding early elections in his rejected

any dialogue with the government. so that is televised. address is the 1st since hundreds of his supporters stormed upon mit building on saturday. he urge them to continue with their city until their demands are mat, a political deadlock is left to rock without an elected government for nearly 10 months. been the need audi, don't know all. i am not willing to engage in dialogue. we have just to dialogue with them before and gain nothing but corruption and havoc ha! despite the empty promises and justice promises have not been fulfilled by i will not approve of bloodshed, but to reform could not be achieved without sacrifice. those giovanna joins us now . live from bank that and also listening to that televised address. it sounds like any hope of a ton of a negotiated resolution to this is still quite distant. certainly the shia cleric making it very no well known and clear that he's not interested in

talking to anyone at this point. he wants the current parliament to be dissolved and new elections to be held. of course, the iraqi population went to the polls last october, and that is when the federal southern party gains the most votes, most seats and parliament with $73.00 out of $329.00 seats within the iraqi parliament. but still he failed to manage to form coalitions that would allow him to elect a new prime minister and form a government. this is where things are now. and since last saturday, southern supporters have stormed with a storm into the green zone and took over the iraqi parliament. and they've been occupying it ever since. they say they don't want parliament to hold any sessions to with their worry that they will possibly nominate a candidate for the position of the prime minister, which they say they don't want to see anybody filled that position without their

approval. all other certainly as making it clear that he doesn't want to make any personal gains out of this entire process and he doesn't want any bloodshed. he also said that that it was, he sank the security forces for their cooperation during this process. and he urged his supporters to continue the city and we're expecting a big crowd on friday here. there's been a call for people to join these protestors in the green zone where they will be holding for prayer service in baghdad. and that is when we expect to see some more of a larger crowd gather already, there's a large group of people that have been occupying the iraqi parliament and virtually bringing this government to a standstill. the government that has been able to function because it hasn't been formed. officially, we're still dealing with the previous administration of the prime minister. the stuff all called me who has been meeting with various other factions within the iraqi parliament, in the hopes of trying to bring together some kind of a dialogue and to bring looked at all southern to the negotiating table. but all

those hopes have not been dash roles have been hearing from the former iraqi prime minister uria mulky, one of the men whose at the center of this dispute between mach, either on the other and at the other various parties involved at neuro molecules. saying that serious talks, mentor and rivalry, and bring back things on right track. and that they people should abide by constitution and respect constitutional bodies. certainly a subtle rebuttal to most other all southern who spoke about an hour or so ago. the former prime minister knew molecules saying that this kind of rhetoric certainly not conducive to any kind of a path forward for the time being. it appears the limbo for the iraqi politicians will continue. what will happen next will remain to be seen, but for now, it is clear that most other also there is in no mood to talk with the current people that are in power. i thanks so much. dosage of battery that now talks to

revive the 2015 iran nuclear agreement are set to resume in vienna. us special envoy, robert malley is on his way to the austrian capital for the discussions they set to begin on thursday to her on the washington had been holding in direct negotiations until now. the agreement broke down in 2018 after the u. s. on the president, donald trump pulled out. iran says it's ready to reach a deal that guarantees its rights. i'll just here as of dollars shami has more from vienna. this round o, so called discussions that suddenly a you know, that every and no one actually knew this was coming. it was such a short notice for all parties. but deb, this is actually based on what the policy chief of the european union has a stated on the 20th of july when he wrote an op ed in the financial time saying that this is the only chance and the last chance to actually revive this deal. on the a, his, his deputy who actually lead. so these are discussions and these negotiations and

rekey mora is already in vienna. and all the parties are also on route to vienna. the meeting would be a, mostly a discussion on this text. the text that is been labeled as 20 july texts, and they, they seems to be some kind of agreement or understanding from all parties on this next. and not really much is known on what exactly they were peons as being the immediate. as for this m a, you know, this a deal that was established in 2015 has in, but that the only fact we know for now is that at all, the parties are coming to town to vienna here. and that they seems to be a possibility that the opinion and see is the last chance to revive this deal, especially that there is no actually much left of the or the period that was established for this deal. it was supposed to end up in about 2 years from now, but the way the robbins have seen it is that there's been so much exhaustion from all parties and everyone needs to see a result. the year the,

the iranians need to see sanctions imposed by the u. s. letter. you know, i've been lifted to see actually benefits of this deal. and at the same time, the other side, the united states, needs to see an implementation or regarding the nuclear program by the iranians. ahem. and miranda is an advisor to the iranian delegation in vienna. he says the energy crisis is left western pals in a week and negotiating position. there are a number of issues. one is the crisis in europe and the high energy prices that the world is facing, the americans and europeans, desperately need more fuel and lower prices. there's also the fact that the russians and chinese have been improving their relations with iran, and iran has been improving its relations with both the europe, europe, and the united states on the relative decline. whereas non western countries, such as iran, china, russia on the rise. and if the europeans and americans waste more time,

it's not going to be to their benefit, especially with the fries coming this winter. so the iranians, as they negotiated in good faith in 2015 and also a few months ago, they are willing to have a deal. they're willing to restart the nuclear deal, but the americans have to accept that day because of the violations that they committed in the past that they have to give you run the necessary assurances so that the iranians are not fooled again by the americans that the romance are not harmed again by some mac, some southern policy change in washington. a treat. the policy is the executive vice president of quincy institute. he joins us by skype from washington. d. c. good to have you with us. what is made of this round of talks possible? what prompted it? well, i think both sides at the end of the day are need of some form of agreement. but

there's also a different game that has been paid right now. both sides need to get a strong impression that they're trying very hard. because if it fails, then there's going to be very intense and rather decisive playing games. and now the result, they both need to at least give the appearance of doing their most right. now having said that, i do believe that there is a genuine desire on both sides to get into a deal the. busy question is the deal that one side wants and it's ok to approve. is it sufficiently good for the other side? so there's still divisions between them on whether this can be accept about but need this. i was to be blame if there is a say. so given what you said is an agreement likely, do you think, can these folks in vienna there are some very, very top issues remaining as we heard from your package. the iranians do require some form of assurance that they're not going to be in their view trick to get by

having the united states pull out again because of the political instability. that seems to be the new new norman wash. there are ways to address and i don't think that's sufficient. measures have been taken on the west side to address. let me jump if i could change it, because when i presented that question to me, how much not on the who is advising the reading delegation, he said there's never been a pre condition. what they are asking for is simply that the, the price puts in that if the americans do withdraw again, they're going to have to pay a price. yes. so i never said that it was a precondition, but the price of the wrong is, are asking for that's $1.00 way of looking at it. the way it seems to be right now is that the text will essentially say that the var withdraw if the us pulls out again, i don't know really what christ at risk necessarily. that's more stating the obvious . so i'm not really sure that that is going to be sufficient unless you've gone,

we just want something that they can be clear victory or. but if we're serious about the substance of it, then i think there is an important opportunity. if the deal is struck that afterwards expand on the deal and make sure that there's some changes made a deal that makes the deal slightly bigger. because if it's bigger, it will also justify primary sanction being lifted, meaning american companies can enter the bond market. if american companies are in the market, that is probably the strongest guarantee you can have that that will be a strong constituency in the united states that will resist any future to allow either by trump or anyone's. all right, thank you so much for your analysis and thoughts on that for the policy of the 1st grain cargo ship to leave ukraine. since the russian invasion had sailed through, took his boss, was straight on its way to lebanon earlier, a team of inspectors boarded the ship to check its congo and documents. the ship is being monitored by the new joint coordination center and assemble focus russian,

ukrainian and u. n. staff taking part 100 deal signed last month. earlier i spoke to stefan do generic, the spokesman for the un secretary general. he says he expects more ships to be allowed to leave the ports in east new crane soon. i think it is very good news to have seen the pictures of a cargo ship carrying more than 26000 tons of corn make its way from odessa to the boss 1st and now on its way to lebanon. whereas we know it's a country so dependent on food imports, we are very realistic. i think we need to take things one day at a time, one step at a time. they are more than 25 ships in ukrainian harbors that need to make their way out. this of course, this deal will cover is intended to cover all ships going in and out of those of those harbors. but things are working and they're working well today. and i think

we can only be, be moved by the images that we've seen coming out of, of his stumble today. the, the people who run odessa and the 2 other ports will need to let us know when they can take in bound traffic. obviously we're going to have to see some outbound traffic 1st, but we hope things will start moving at a quicker pace soon. and, of course, all sent off this report from a stumble. the final inspection for the sierra leon flagship carrying ukrainian grain. it sat into lebanon, where there has been full shortages and high prices for months. rush and ukrainian, turkish and un officials check the cargo while the ship stocks and assemble. they're part of the joint coordination center that was set up here after a deal to resume ukrainian grain exports last month. the most headman,

our nation state with respect to the graham's topic. the short, a shortage is 1181 percent off grains depending on the ukrainian grains, carrying nearly $27000.00 tons of corn, the ship to 4 to the ukrainian port for best on monday, an estimated 20000000 tons of grain husband stock in ukraine since the start of war . this ship behind me is not the 1st commercial vessel to transfer you queens trapped grains to want the 5 month war. but it's also find the un brokerage green deal sign last month is working. hundreds of ships will now follow the same route and method to export ukrainian grain and fertilizer for he is global foot shortage . u. n. a turkish officials hope the agreements can lead to a cease fire between russia and ukraine. the vessels journey along the newly

established maritime home and tearing corridor in the black sea has been a complex but historical achievement for the joint coordination center. but for you, prince president vollmer zelinski. it's more complicated is as they should done, thanks to the you and partnership with turkey. we've had the 1st ship delivery of grant left, but it's still nothing. we hope it's a tendency that will continue. the consequences of this were, are horrible. not only for ukraine, but for the warned me. now it's good to go for the ship carrying critical foot supplies. it cross turkeys boss for straight and heading towards the mediterranean 3 ports. and ukraine are due to resume the export of millions more towards a wheat corn and other crops. sam castle al jazeera is stumble. hammons warring parties have agreed to extend a 4 month truce for 2 more months just hours before it was due to expire. the you

and envoy t m and said the pact between the government and who the rebels will now last until october. the 2nd announcement came hours after an amana delegation concluded 3 days of talks with the host leadership. stefan de jerrick also spoke to us about the warn yemen haze, as the extension of the truce shows commitment from rival factions. we want to see all the, all of the obligations and the promises made by the parties having to do with more oil or coming into who data more flights coming out of santa more roads. b, e. reopen entire ease and other governors. and, and it also gives us the space to try to expand the agreement with a view ultimately to reach a political agreement amongst the parties in yemen for sustainable peace. but this is really that this news is really good news for the women, the men and the children of yemen. the civilians who have endured years of conflict of bombings,

of deprivation and of suffering. frankly. it's about being realistic and taking things one step at a time. this is yet another. oh, extension of the truth. it's better than the alternative. and any it shows that the pa, these are willing to continue to move in a positive o direction. it, them, it will to mad a lot of hard work from all the parties involved. also from or are you an adverb, is a good burke from, from regional players, including or mod, as you mentioned in your introduction, what, what all of us want to see is a piece for yemen. and that with the way that's going to happen is threw up a sustainable political agreement, and that continues to be our goal. the un secretary general says oil and gas firms should not be allowed to make huge profits as countries face a global fuel crisis. and tony gutierrez is urging governments to attack such in

come to help those in need of kristen silly me joins us now from the united nations and kristin, i think he was speaking and, and briefing about the situation is that think chic getting any better, at least when it comes to food, given the resumption of shipments from ukraine. yes, is the short answer. and he was speaking a, in a briefing of the global response crisis group that he formed in response to the war and ukraine, which has sent both food and fuel prices. skyrocketing, the good news is, commodity prices are starting to stabilize a bit, but they're still way higher than they were. back in january of 2020. before the pandemic in well, before the war started, food prices are up 50 percent compared to where they were in january 2020, and a crude oil prices are up 33 percent. but as i said,

those prices are beginning to stabilize even as they remain an issue for many families around the world in many governments who are having budget issues because of the rising strength of the u. s. dollar and rising interest rates are many developing low income countries and even some middle income countries are starting to have problems paying their debt in this of course is trickling down and affecting the poorest people most of all. so the good news is that the united nations has some recommendations on how to deal with this. and the one thing that the secretary general pointed out is that oil and gas companies are making record profits. despite all of these issues, he called it immoral. he said that they are guilty of grotesque greed have a listen. it's use immoral for oil and gas companies to be

making records profits from these energy crisis on the beck of the buddhist people in the communities and that the massive cost to the climate. the combined profits of the largest energy companies in the 1st quarter, the vizier, are close to $100000000000.00 us dollars. i urge all governments to fix these excessive profits and use the funds to support the most vulnerable people through these difficult times. so the united nations has outlined some steps that governments can take to try to bring down prices, and that includes promoting energy efficiency, reducing demand for energy in the short term, whether it's by encouraging public transportation or a, getting people to turn the air conditioners down just a little bit so they don't use quite so much energy. and in the long term in the medium, in the long term, using an accelerating the transfer to renewable energy. and that's where this

funding from taxing the energy companies comes in with that money. he says, governments can put that back to the people who need at the most and help accelerate the transfer to renewable energy. or i will leave that thanks so much. kristin salumi plenty more, stella, helen than use our including push back on a pipeline. germany's chancellor steps up pressure on russia to take back and turbine at the center of an energy standoff. those is in the u. s. date of kansas rejected change that would have made it more difficult to get an abortion and installs australia's fiery tennis star makes an impressive returned a single sanction. following his memorable run at wimbledon. ah,

us house speaker, nancy pelosi has ended a controversial visit to taiwan. america's 3rd most powerful politician was there for less than a day. stressing washington support for the self rural territory. china had strongly warned against the trip. it's now begun military maneuvers around the island. hum at jam jim reports. for us. how speaker nancy pelosi, a high profile trip to taiwan, fraught with both complications and contradictions, america's 3rd most powerful politician, repeating washington's commitment to protect democracy on the self governed island, while also respecting beijing so called one china policy. today the world faces the choice between democracy and autocracy. americans determination to preserve democracy. here in taiwan and around the world. we, ne, ironclad, taiwanese, president, sy, in when, who gave pelosi,

one of the highest civilian honors, promised to defend the island from beijing's threats. since hello, aggression against democratic taiwan would have a tremendous impact on the security of the entire into pacific. the man facing deliberately heightened to military threats. ta one will not back down. we will firm yup, hold our nation sovereignty and continue to hold the line of defense for democracy . china, which considers taiwan a part of its territory, has said it once a peaceful, re unification and views, policies visit as a direct provocation with her on the tie. one sighing wayne and her ilk a clinging to us and turning their backs on national justice. these behaviors that go against the trend of times will not change the international consensus of one china and will not change the historic trend that tie one will inevitably return to the motherland. those who play with fire will not come to a good end,

and those who offend china will be punished. even during policies visit china's reaction was fast and furious. suspending imports and exports of several goods to and from taiwan, conducting joint air and sea live ammunition drills near taiwan. and summoning the u. s. ambassador in beijing pelosi strip has come to an end. but with chinese american relations at such a low point, it's not clear yet what the long term repercussions of this visit will be. manage him job as your top southeast asian diplomats are meeting in cambodia for the a z an summit. security concerns on top of the agenda. they include the crisis and me and my intentions over taiwan, florence louis reports from non pen assay and foreign ministers. i am pin on pen hoping to find solutions to deal with the crisis. indiana cambodian prime minister who had sent in his opening remarks admitted the situation and military run myanmar

can even be said to have deteriorated after last month's execution of 4 antique who activists canoga night. when the po, not the least there are. and the more prisoners who will be executed, then we will go through their, our roles in the grid, fight points. consensus oper, sheehan the audio. let peace plan was agreed in april last year. but since then, that's been little progress. myanmar, once again is absent from the meeting after audience members bought its military appointed foreign minister from attending, extending the invite to a non political representative. instead. some diplomats have admitted myanmar absence at the regional meeting, may make it more difficult to find a solution. there's also pressure from civil rights groups and some members of parliament in asean countries for the organization to do more to resolve the situation in myanmar many have suggested it's time for us into engage with the national unity government. a shadow civilian government made up of those who oppose

the con, myanmar will not be the only item on the agenda in finance pen. in the next few days, he taught diplomats from the us, russia, china, and other countries will also be here for minister meetings with their asi and colleagues. as in has to deal with challenges of different types and level but never before. never like this year. never like this moment how we've been confronted. at the same time, were so many perils for the region and the world at large. russia's invasion of ukraine, tensions in the taiwan strait, the competition between the us and china. these old matters that will occupy the delegates in the next few days. when florence lee al jazeera and on pen by the russian foreign minister, so gay lover of his paid an official visit to me in my head of his trip to non pen,

to join the ac. and summit osco is a supporter of men. mars military government lab rav held talks with military june to, to discuss security and economic issues. cilla had an al jazeera, we follow the apply to families torn apart in east in ukraine and install the english premier league makes a big decision ahead of the kick off season. the 1000 coming up ah color please to say we got some dry weather in the forecast for oman over the next couple of days we have had flooding recently. be some big down port stays very unsettled across that western side of him. in the southwestern corner of saudi arabia, still with a chance of seeing some showers coming through here from much of the raping

potential, as per usual hot and dry some stuff that he a celsius. therefore, doha, we'll see those temperatures picking up as we go on into friday and tabulate pickup further north q wait, and baghdad could touch 50 degrees. as we go on to was the we can well the more comfortable 30 celsius around at east, the side of the mediterranean lassie, dry and hot to across. so northern parts of africa just long mediterranean coast here. big down poles. once again, still lingering there just around radian, lassie, dry and hot to across. so northern parts of africa, just long mediterranean coast here. big down, pause one against the lingering man, just around chad, rolling off the if you open, the hardest. notching the way farther west was northern areas of nigeria still sinks and went to where the coming in to god using across into ivory coast and some very wet weather. once again, over towards sierra leone and into sunny goal. not too much wet weather across southern passive africa. you will notice a chance of some showers there with

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ah, to watching al jazeera time to recap our headlines now. iraq's influential she, our lead amongst ourselves, is called for early elections and peaceful protests. he asked his supporters to leave bagdad parliament building. thousands of them stormed the complex in baghdad on saturday talks to revive the 2015 iran nuclear deal, a set to resume in vienna on 1st day. us special envoy for iran, robert malley is on his way to the austrian capital for discussions. the agreement broke down in 2018 after the u. s. pulled out. u. s. house speaker nancy pelosi is left taiwan after a visit denounced by china, she repeated washington's commitment to protect democracy on the self governing

island which page in consider as part of its territory. german chancellor o r shield says there is no technical reason to delay the return of a gas turbine to russia for the north stream. one pipeline sholtes made the can comment during a visit to the seamans energy site. in western germany, the turbine is being stored there after repairs in calendar. but we have reached the highest class from lackland of what is important to me is to make it clear that this turbine can be used at any time. there is nothing to prevent its transport to russia muffles, except that the russian buyers must inform us that they also want the turbine. the buyers must provide the necessary information for customs transport, russia to not bending, also cov, oh. all right, let's take you now to the white house where while we're looking at life pictures coming in, we can definitely see that nancy pelosi press briefing,

camera harris beg your pardon, briefing, balance to take place. we know that we were expecting us present. joe biden was expected to sign an executive order that would have to do with safe dieting, women access to abortion. all of this coming off of the state of kansas to preserve abortion. and we've got camera. believe us president is now speaking can provide for the pharmacist unsure whether they can fill prescriptions. i think always for a tragic cation registered live, or 10 year old girl, forced to stay for cash. we're going to the right to choose on another. you have in a washing machine or i'm in rape or, i mean this is just extreme. you know, even though my mother's question,

in some cases, some states calling carson are saying my guy here to turn to go for talking about nationwide bands without long or she's 3 changes, every circumstance going after abroad, right, the privacy as well. but as i said before, this plate is not over. and we saw that last time i can use in the people the adopted a 16 majority of the supreme court road women. in this case, women are not without electro or political power, unquote. quarter tracking b derek in this country to go to the bell. actually sure, the right to choose that to coordinate gesture, to way after 50 years. as i said last night, last month, i don't think court had any, no matter or the republican party for that matter. society, how far press senior agenda and how women are respond and have

a clue about the power back. last time, they found out women in did exercise their power with a record turn. now, voters, you can, this is a fugitive balance. to move the right to choose an abortion from a constitution in the canvas constitution, they're trying to strike and eliminate candidates constitution and a decisive rogue decisive victory. voters made it clear. the politicians should not interfere with the fundamental rights of women voters. it's cation of pa, placene, this for the american people vote to preserve, protect the right, and refuse to let them be ripped away by politicians. and my administration has their back. know today i'm signing the 2nd executive orders that respond to the

health care crisis. since the supreme court overturn roe and women are finishing all across america, health care christ. this is, you know, just reading. understand how they think there's health care creation is women can't get, can choose, can't get an abortion even the case of interest. even in the case of reading, but it goes beyond for a lot of women who take prescriptions prescribed by her doctors and taking personal time for other conditions or for a couple extra sheets. and then many cases these prescriptions are not be until say 20 fargo and her doctor prescribed medication per epilepsy has been doing it for a while. she goes to the pharmacy. the pharmacy is also prescription because the same medicine could also cause so you're not getting the message for whether she printed or not. pharma,

she is not ready to do that. just yesterday and i know just filed the lawsuit to make sure that pregnant women face insurance, trash, or hel, can get to medical care. they need medicare funded emergency rooms under federal law. no, we're pregnant or not, no matter where she lives, should be turned away or denied necessary treatment during the medical crisis just stepped in to make sure that this extreme state law criminalizing abortion does not women tell and lives at risk in the situation. order. travel said her medical secretary mercer can work restated medicaid to allow them to provide reproductive health care for women limits, states where, where, where abortion or be banned in that state executive or ratio health

care providers comply. we're starting to last don't face delays or denial medically necessary care. and this executive order adventures, reception data collection to evaluate the impact of this dr. health crisis is having to help in other health conditions and i this executive bills on the 1st one, i saw the last one that created this portion of the 1st place and then also help safeguard access to health care, including right to choose in contra session, promote safety and security of clinics, patients to provide protect patients privacy, access to accurate information. recall that this be on the actual, your team. i know many of you have been traveling the country listening to women, health care providers and legal experts, state local officials,

and legislators and others. so that we are doing all we can and my ministration to protect the rights of health and safety of the people. as you know, their perspectives are going to inform the work force and the recommendations you made to me. i believe ro rach has been lost or close to 50 years. my committee to the american people are doing everything on our power card access to health care, including the right to choose. the women had under roby wade, which was riveted away by the stream court. but ultimately, congress was codified protections and grow as federal law. congress sales back people in this country need to leg shoulders and represent school restore role and protect the right to privacy creative software to so the credit

so much more to say, but i'm anxious to hear from all of you. thank you. thank you. thank your science order. now i'm going to sign this executive order right now. ok. ok. got order to do that. i was present actually get it should never go. i will share with you in person, but i'm good. you're on mute. i can hear you. we feel your presence, mr. president ha, earn well, president joe biden has set the tone for our administration from the very beginning . from the time that an opinion was leaked to the time,

the dobs decision came down. and our president has been a leader and saying that the women of america should be protected. their right to make decisions about their own bodies should be a matter that we all defend understanding that the government should not be in the business of making those decisions. for the women of america, ard ministration has been very clear, as is clear by the leaders, we're at this table that we trust the judgment of the women of america to make decisions based on what they know is in their best interest. we trust the women of america to make those decisions if she chooses, in consultation with her faith leader with her physician with her loved one. but we understand fully the government should not be making that decision for her. and

it is with that spirit that the president has convened this task force of these leaders to ensure that we have a whole of government approach to our work. understanding that every day in america, especially with these extremist so called leaders and states passing these laws. some of which will criminalize health care providers and punished women that we do everything in our power and our ability, based on our role to ensure that we protect the women of america around some of the most intimate decisions that any human being can make. so it is with bad spirit and purpose that we convene and we meet. we will be engage in an in depth discussion about the role of the various agencies and the cabinet members and their roles of leadership around this important issue. as a president,

this executive order safeguards the access of women's health care, the woods of the us president joe biden, as he sign an executive order that would seem to expand aid for women who are trying to get out of state abortions. we also have come along harris saying we trust the women of america to make those decisions. let's bring in mike how he's life for us in washington. d. c. cruise would say the executive order is a little vague. a lot of goals outlined by the us president. what practical impacts do we know that this will have on the issue? well, it is more of a directive than an order, and that is to the health secretary to investigate ways in which to ensure the safety of women crossing state borders for medical care. it is building on the previous executive order that president biden made last month,

which is also dealing with protecting the security of women seeking health care or seeking to cross state board is full health care, including an abortion, but perhaps of most significant then the executive order itself is the task force which assembles here today for the 1st time. now it's a multi agency task force, and its prime intention is to rebuild all that was lost when the supreme court struck down the road be weighed. now that is going to be under discussion in the course of this afternoon to find ways in which the executive or the administration can full the gap left by the removal of roe v wade. having said that, president biden has been very clear on a number of occasions that to reinstate that protection, supported by ro the way in its entirety. that requires legislation in congress. and that is something that president biden continues to urge. he can issue these

executive orders. he can get his health secretary to find ways in which to increase protection for women, but he cannot bring back roe the wade and the protections that it's in force in its entirety, on a federal level that he is looking to congress to do. and just to add very quickly semi he said as well that he would support a for the buster to ensure that such legislation is passed. now this would remove as a need for a greater than simple majority deposit legislation. it's been described before as a nuclear option, particularly within the senate. so it shows the length to which president biden is prepared to go to get roe v wade reinstated re in trained in federal law. i thanks so much, mike. hello, there. my terry mcgovern joins us live from johannesburg, south africa. she is a professor and chair of the department of population and family health at columbia

university. good to have you with us. first of all, let's start with the latest executive order. how effective are these executive orders given that the congressional there are congressional amendment amendments in place that prevent state funding like medicaid being used towards abortions? yeah, i mean, 1st of all, this executive order is of course a positive sign, but it directs the, the secretary of health and human services to look into these issues. already we have a severe restriction on medicaid coverage for the poorest women. for abortion, it's only available in cases of rape in says, or when the pregnant person's life is endangered. so we're talking about very limited coverage. this executive order. after the secretary of helping human services to look into making that coverage, expandable beyond state lines. but that is

a very small percentage of protection overall. so these executive orders can be quite meaningful and, or they can be quite meaning less. this decision has unleashed such incredible chaos that maybe the more important parts of this executive order is directing. h h s to provide technical assistance, there is math to confusion around what is legal, what is criminalized. what meant, what is legal in terms of medication abortion. and it is really harming women and girls, pregnant people in the 14 states that now ban abortion since this since row was overturn. so i think the task force, i think that the idea of technical assistance, the executive order also creates a whole

a directive around researching impacts on maternal health, which is a very, very important aspect. we know all 14 states that now ban abortion also lead the country and having the worst maternal health outcomes, the worst infant mortality rates. so actually studying the health consequences of the overturning of bro and these abortion bands is very important. so again, we soon to tell, but positive how i mean basically what's evolving has since june is the white house, the president against the supreme court decision, trying to find ways to undermine that. right? how sustainable is that kind of situation? well, i mean, what's really important about the can this vote is that it was the 1st major referendum test, then throw it was done in an off in an off month in august. yet,

in a state that is more republican and democratic, 59 percent of voters wanted to maintain abortion protection. so i think this bolsters president biden's, you know, compet in, in, in the electoral process in this arena. i think, you know, i think that the supreme court in overturning row has unleashed such undeniable harm on the health of women girls, pregnant people that president biden is seeing what is happening and, and probably is gaining confidence in the electoral process. thank you so much for your thoughts on that. hi guys. let's catch our phone all the sports news with peter. sammy, thank you very much. we'll start with some controversy coming out of italy. the

president of napoli aurelio the law empties, says he will avoid signing african football as if they all committed to playing in the nations cup. the 73 year old is frustrated about losing african players mid season to play at the by any or continental competition. last season, cameron midfielder andre frank sambo and d sir. and senate goes kelly. do cooley. bali who is now at chelsea missed 6 games well on african duty. coolly barley has reacted to the lord in face by saying he should respect everybody. joining us now is nicholas betty lecturer at the university of bologna who covers issues of racism in italian football. because a good to have you with us. how surprised you by these comments by the not fully presidents? to be fair, i've never really surprised when we talk about the value below. he said,

because the outspoken person with very liter diploma, excuse me, speaks generally without fees. they're saying that he has a lot of blue birth. however, to be fair, sometimes use that. he says been that i'm expected that co mean to be a to the need yet. thank sean. are from the feet that he's the man may have any marketing this moment, the napoli will, if we compare, we say his competitor is not in our shape. all right, what kind of reaction is they've been in italy to the comments made by the entities that to be fair at the beginning, not that much. they started to became significant only after the cooling, but he replied from that moment on started to merger. a kind of debate,

but let's not forget that now. and you could please port chat, see the former napoli player and seems to arrive, but you need to be more from u. k. yet other than the media. so you saw how is that issue that is coming from outside the rather than and from any and because to be fair, equally, especially in january when the africa cup of nation has played that was among the supporters kind also let's say a lot of supporters were said that the player had leave to play the game better. why? bennett got one day the copper supporters were also proud before anybody but me seeing a lot of games for anybody perspective. like the idea of football study,

and let's say now i remind you about the satisfied about the global perspective, is something significant. do you expect the italian football federation to take any action? because you, you would think that they must be worried about the impact that this incident would have on the image of italian football. no, i'm pretty sure they won't be any action and easiest them how tall they said about the problem that adver, because they don't to see that some clarification, like the one off already the lady can has a doctor and easy day. what do you like to be fair be? call me there. it's like the idea of all is the day or the coaches. you will be off for that data really you were saying about they also

reflect that kind of races. mean died off book died young football that the, that africa and make sure is not the same level of order that you will because the, let's be, let's face, you will never know my see story now to go by mattie gas or that we sent out on i do not and so would you, buddy, i think you really and it was ready for, for the day, the reply from, from buddy because he managed to go to say to natalie, we'd be african masters and africa cup of nature variables and companies. nicholas bethany, thank you very much of good to talk to you. thank you. now, as mentioned kelly do, hulu. barley has spoken out against delorenzo is the africa cup of nations winning

defender has joined chelsea ahead of the new premier league season. the senegalese spent 8 seasons in italy with napoli, cooley, bali will take the number 26 through the chelsea. that number was one form by a former club captain john terry coolly barley actually called terry to ask for permission. and i called him at the beginning, he didn't, he didn't believe that it was me believe that there was a joke. so he put the funding called the leg to, to manager, to advocate it's really me. and after asking like a victim respectfully, that the i wanted to take he jesse's number. i know that a number for him, very important. and it's also also fun in the number because i took it directly when they, when they went to natalie and i wanted to keep it for here and chanty, and when you tell me it was really happy because i know what you did for the club.

i know what they did for the support, that's what they did for the city here. english premier league teams are going to limit taking the me to significant games only in the upcoming season. the anti racism gesture 1st performed by nfl fan colon capital was taken up by the premier league in 2020, following the death of george fluid. in the united states, the teams remain committed to fighting racism, but have decided only to take the need during the opening round of games and a handful of other match weekends and sort of the f, a cup and f l cup finals. then a curious has made a successful returns and singles tennis after reaching the wimbledon final. last month. the australian beat marco stood on in straight sets to advance the route of 32 at the city open. tournaments in washington dc is the chance of those 2 boat momentum, the head of the us open, which begin later the man serial will listen to the previous plus mid a record has never made a post. the 3rd round formula,

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