tv NEWSHOUR Al Jazeera September 8, 2024 12:00am-1:01am AST
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the comment as an international inside corruption, excellence award, nominator here are now the, [000:00:00;00] the for the decision use are live from the coming up for the next 60 minutes. hundreds of thousands fill the streets of television, what's being called, one of the nation's largest of approaches. the money, the government secure a deal to free the remaining captives in gaza. but no sign of any ease and the violence. the war approaches a year and a school in garza city. the latest talk is, is ralph minute trip i'm sunday guy. our goal in london, where tens of thousands of people have been marching through the central cities.
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the name of thomas sent in some of the desk told from a phone that route through a school dormitory and kenya rises to 21. at least 17 boys remain missing. and the french left cold, the appointments of mutual vanya epa trail protesting as a new prime minister, takes office on its full the last winnings. grand slam fine with the years underway in new york. well, number 2 arena sutherland cat. i cannot find quiet. jessica, google us soc, pin size. well this side of the so hundreds of thousands of protest as of gathered on the streets of tel aviv. and what demonstrated say is one of the largest protests in his world history. the cooling for the government to agree to with deal to bring these really captives in garza authorities, if obtained a number of people off the funds will lead during demonstrations on saturday. roles
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have been confrontations between police for testers. it is the latest to miss ring of most of the read, instead of putting pressure on things with nothing. yahoos government to end the war. if long does it, then yeah, will remain, has 5 amazing power really to keep getting hostages back in body bags. net that must be removed from power in order to save the lives of the hostages and the country itself. when i turn into the mission member with the hot move, let 10 yards from the in order to save the lives of the stages and the country itself, until the public was se sending the streets info. the fight in the streets enables as were do let's say now from home to somebody who has more from the jo, dining capital of amman, because these really government us brand out is,
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are from reporting inside israel. a protest organizers say 500000 demonstrators are on the streets of tell of even a 250000 other is really use are protesting elsewhere across the country, in places like west jerusalem and hyphen in order to send a message to israel's government. the time has run out and there needs to be a deal to bring back. the remaining is really captive immediately. now, there has been some violence at these demonstrations that had been consecutive for a week now, after these really army announced that they have recovered the bodies of 6 is really captives from a tunnel and southern gaza last weekend. now, according to his really military intelligence, those captives were alive just a few days before their bodies were recovered. and according to weeks within his really media, those speaking to his really army radio and on the record statements by him, us officials, many of those captives are actually going to be released in the 1st space of
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a ceasefire deal that never happens. so family members of those captives are saying that this and y'all was single handedly responsible for their depths, but he has blood on his hands and that they're going to continue demonstrating until their message comes across. and that's in yahoo, that there needs to be a d o immediately. how does that, who tends to 0 on the inside gallons of these, ready on because again, being targeting densely populated refugee comes in residential areas, at least touch one, palestinian to being killed since the one on the side today. once dry kitchen department in alpharetta refugee kemp killing a mother and her son in the early hours of morning will play and to talk to school sheltering displays, families that you probably a refugee camp in northern garza, at least 8 palestinians were killed. that sort of thing. yeah. now do you see the 2 missiles talking to the tenants? and so i'm not even a concrete building or a tunnel. we came down really good. and we saw among the people killed the woman who was preparing milk for her child. the siege hung up on destruction. we've
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experienced enough and 5 others were killed and several injured in an attack on this road. refugee camp would have people who've taken through our lives the hospital, but so ready of whelmed by patients. target abu zoom has more than half i'm done about in central counseling the as well. the minute tray is still around the gothics military attacks for the fight to get found out to lower your grounds. and the noise of the strip by attacking creation census and residential polyps. now these areas are no longer come seem to be size to california. and especially in light of the growing destruction on the trucks that had been carried out in the past 24 hours on the aforementioned areas 18 in the cities. what areas of guys have families have been targeted specially and then there's a rush refugee camps more children have been killed to recently received these specs and actions why the united nation, it's 2 parts and those on the ground level b is ready to ration is all still ongoing, in rough off, basically we have people deciding that they use money all mean these are still
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empowering the military presence in needs a recall result. philadelphia, one egyptian folders. why the is buddy all me. toe now is because of how you think the humanitarian conditions of palestinians who are right now struggling to afford the bags. the committee code. ask you a minute, terry, and this is it is a lie to of this ongoing cottage that had surpassed more than 11 months old applicant patients of the times that went from us. and it's not on the grounds. tarika by since i was just the euro. there is that i had a strong this protest is in london, have returned to the streets, demonte and then to the war. and cause i have to demonstrate is also quoted in the british government to stop bombing is for allison, if these very minute you 2 and it's a tax and the fight. westbank is ready. forces have been conducting a major operation in the area since late august. sonya gig as more from the riley and the demonstration
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necessarily supporting the actions of this, right. quite the country. there's a big deal that we left leaning in or just simply leasing, so to speak, to oppose them go to genocide completely. we all fund support is up to the team and then they wonder why people around the world don't like the ones that you gave to the american people to like don't support this is support the oppressed by hoping by just of the signing of the people that have little thoughts that had to be take some action, these boxes taking place in the capital
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to respond demonstration continue to pay attention to which has been changed. so they've been taking place in cities in c as an issue. despite chiefs of the c, i a and m, i sit and say that working ceaselessly to finalize that agreement to stop israel's foreign garza within brands and richard bulls spoke at a financial times event. it's the 1st time the bosses of both agencies have a pit together in public. the c, i a direct to told the audience he hopes a more detailed seats hot proposal will be put forward in the coming days. as hard as we're going to work on techs and create
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a formulas for finding that good enough proposal, and hopefully that won't happen in the coming days. we have to all remember that despite all of that work that needs to be done, this is ultimately a question of political will. this gets to your question whether or not leaders on both sides are, are prepared to recognize that enough is enough. and at the time has come finally to make some hard choices and some difficult compromises. we will make this more detailed proposal, i hope in the next several days. and then we'll see. and, and my hope is that, you know, they'll recognize what's at stake here. and be willing to move ahead on that basis . the, the number of school boys killed after 5 tool through school doing between kenya has risen to 2159. children have not been accounted for. but what's already say 17 boys is still missing. still unclear what caused the 5 catherine,
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so i sent this report from the tragedy in the county just being one year old, 13 year old son is saying, just holding onto hope that he'll be found a lie that thinks she's been anxious following government updates, but he's yet to finance on so because it is almost real quick for tito and you don't have to they're giving us to insure it, but they they said we do give a demo and show you guys the compound appeals side under russia academy. i'd be sealed off in because a crime scene, the forensic investigators are trying to establish low cost via most of the bodies of bodily charge. and you do take dna testing to identify the boys who have died.
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some of the parents have seen the remains and the had broken and traumatized. the want to know what happened, always happened, and who's responsible. this is not an isolated case and screwed fires. i'm not uncommon. some are awesome attacks. are those tragic accidents we're investigating to see which way that this school had actually he adds to the guidelines by the minister of education. they've got to do that besides the distance and all of the other particulars in terms of a, you know, you know, specifications ultimately should the weight for these family members is excruciating. are they saying that trying to stay strong and are clinging to walk listeners remains. catherine, so all just euro gary county became prime minister kissed tom, or it's continuing his a reset mission with christ partners stallman met with the r c this on harrison dublin on south today as he tries to re ignite the relationship between the 2
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countries, we also have use the occasion to refer the need for, sees foreign garza and ongoing support for ukraine would have to stand together to coordinate, stand with our allies and see if ukraine for the support that it needs for as long as it needs relation some, at least we need to see spa, um, so that the hostages remaining hostages can come out and say that desperately need, i can get him to go. so, and that we can step down, lee pos towards a to state settlement, which, you know, if you see any last incentive and that will bring about last in peace as well. to the warn you credit now, or at least the 3 people have been killed in cost gentiva and the russian army shell that is in town on saturday. the regional governess has a multi story block, an administrative building and a shop were damaged. these are some of the 1st pitches and try and attack them. the
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russian port city of nevada ceased in the closet into a region, a rushes defensive industries has its forces destroyed to ukraine in cedric and the northeastern part of the black sea on thursday. it's not in 5 minutes. the georgia maloney has placed on gray support fi crane's defense against russia during thoughts with the credit president vitamins lensky elite. his match on the sidelines were business for him. along the shore of lake como. they discuss, keeps plans to end the will with russia and its efforts to rebuild its legal haste . next, she has confidence on ukraine's place for reconstruction. was it lensky also met with the dutch politicians goodwill this at the form. initially, the training need to acknowledge the netherlands support for his country's war efforts, and it's help to strengthen, keeps at defense, low spots for you, for 5 months. again, a slight what you said yesterday i spoke to the staff that people should see
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what is happening almost because it's mostly out of the use. and that's, that's, that's basically use with them. that's not how it should thousands of people across from to being protesting against the nomination of mutual bonnie as a new prime minister, 2 months off to vote, as call said, pallets and a small collection trade unions and left wing policies have denounced president to mental macros decision that's off to he rejected the kinds of it the leader of the new popular front. despite the left wing coalition winning my seats and the national assembly, patasha butler has moved now from paris. everyone the way spoken to at the same thing to us, they say there's a french presence of mind, new michael as stolen at the next you may say look, we went out to 1st of july, the left wing alliance, the popular fun one. the most fun. however, michael was chosen to point to point minister from the other. 6 to the political spectrum, a conservative, and they say that just means of my anger you because of the nation of the prime
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minister friends here. he does not 3 present, that's all the food of people make it easy to we had an election and it seems the government refused to listen to us. well, there are a lot of young people in a private test to join in and young people and press center, big numbers and not to nice, not to mention because they say they really wanted to make sure that the far right policy maureen defend, didn't win the election, many of them voted for the last, so they feel particularly disappointed and dissolution on list and disrespected that angry. ah, we also see that there's less people that during the election kind of shows a bit of despair or fall into the apartment. it's michelle fornia is not going to have to try and put together a government will collapse, so will be supported by the parliament for that. it's not going to be easy because the parliament is particularly politically frontier. it's michelle bonnie,
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i there was a freshman politician. he is a freshman, negotiate that, a no doubt. he is going to need those negotiating skills in the coming days and weeks and starts a bottle of, i'll just narrow powers. and the polls have now closed and now there is presidential election of to be extended by now. 24000000 people were eligible to vote in subsidies. po, turn out there was low with estimates around the 25 percent about 2 kinds of it's a challenge. a challenging implement gigi to boone's bid for a 2nd time to 1000000000 whose government is accused of using new laws to stifle defenses. heavenly favorites, a defeat is to challenges. results will be announced on sunday. venezuelan security forces have surrounded the origin, telling them to be incorrect cuz ordering opposition, members inside to come out. 6 opponents of new cars. were there been hold up inside the engine time and pass it as residents for several months. power to the building has been cut off. there is government is also revenge result permission to serve as
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custodian of origin team is interested in the country effective immediately. and let's get more in this way that it sounds a rump yet. the who's following developments from bug at all, and that's under as it brings up to speed on just what's been happening so far to yes, nick, what we understand is that the security forces continue to surround the judge in time. and by see a compound in cadillac has that this situation has been ongoing since late on friday. and that the venezuelan government that's also cut off electricity from that comp compound where these uh, 6 members of the opposition evinced a sheltering state. and so much as you said in your introduction of venezuela as. busy so revoked brazil, so 30 zation to operate as a custodian of this m s. c, due to the fact that the agend dina, and of any sort of severed the relations. and this late as this collection has to do with a number of things,
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starting with the fact that on friday the president of adage, in tina may have you had a mulay, has requested that the international criminal court issue and the arrest warrants against my daughter accusing accusing him of being a dictator and of human rights violations following the controversial elections that my daughter and says he has one on july 28th. now the 6 members of the all positions that are inside the bus, your clothes, advisors, the leader of the opposition, by the equity. not my child, the who is that also who has also been in hiding since the elections. and since confronting my daughter, saying that they have proof that indeed instead of the opposition has one. so there is this a situation that has been worst sending. and we understand that the, also the brazilian embassy as called on the minister and government,
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reminding them about the in viability of the embassy saying that could be they can not answer it. and that they remain custodian s, at least for now from their point of view of that embassy. okay. a brief is under this is sure if the holiday madeira is cracked, done on the opposition to yes, the crack down on part of the bundle government that's been as swift and decisive as soon as protest started in the country following the july 28th presidential election and they have been hardening, in the last couple of weeks with more arrests in g o's, international human rights organizations say that at least 1600 people have been arrested. that 24 people have died at, during these protesting clashes width venezuela's,
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security forces. and just recently administered on government. those also issued or i should say, the attorney general office, which the opposition say is operating as the political as the police arm of the government as the issue an arrest warrant also for the presidential candidate edmondo gonzales last week. so just the situation in which we see that they're going after the opposition, harder and harder that they have any sort of government that also said in their statement that the 6 people that are inside b, m. c, were responsible for organizing terrorism act. they said from the advocacy and insisting that they have evidence that so far though they haven't shown that it's under things of that to and it's under rump yet. see they're reporting from bogota. thank you. pack sounds, government types to collects $47000000000.00 and income tax this year. increasing tax revenue is one of the conditions of its international monetary fund bailout. but economists say that's going to be difficult because only
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a fraction of the population in the cash based economy pays taxes. give a high that has more from islamic, but it's holiday season and focused on and mullet garage here. this checking is mangled trees stage. why this may be the last time it will be overseeing the transport office proved tobias, rising operating costs and higher decades of got into our names at small and medium size funds. if things don't get better, it says you have to find another source of income. just not does this homepage on the farm is being the bronze of excessive taxes on items like seeds, fish, lives, there, and electricity, and get nothing in return. it's affecting our productivity and prosperity we can that to johanna. in the past few years, focused on mango experts have guys due to popular demand internationally. however, the countries was digging on the prices in years is affecting every sector of
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society. which massage, do you have that, that official, and the biggest problem we're facing up a hefty texas, which are crippling the agriculture industry, forcing farms to sell the land to build is by housing projects. this trained threatens food security as arable land is lost and production declines. agent action is needed to revise tax policies and support firm is a good option and economic mismanagement have brought progress down to the words of financial collapse. the government claims a shortfall in revenue collection, but many people say influential landowners don't pay their fair share of decades. suffice saw the use of past, but there is no progress on the revision of our tax system. is this the way to impose taxes on the salaried clause? yes, we have agreed with the i m f that we will impose taxes. but for how long can we go on like this that i can fix? and then let's say tax evasion is
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a chronic problem in focused on an government enforcement major and effective. the government holds to collect $47000000000.00 this by 9 shania 40 percent more than the previous year. a dog is with good faith to meet economists. the increasing tax they've renewed would be difficult because only $5000000.00 people and focused on population of $240000000.00 bear levies on de earnings. come on, like they're under the all, it's not my boss. but at least 6 people have been killed in escalating violence between 2 ethnic communities in the north, east indian state of many put the state governments has ordered all schools to remain shots that it has to be wrong as by periodic violence between the majority. i meant i and the cookies for more than a year will be $225.00 people have been killed since attentions ruptured last year . these last few days,
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the incidental state police is reviewing the security situation and deployment video, mostly with the head bulk of the forces. now the senior officer side of the underground . you went over the the g i. e, g. they had a diffract on the ground. it in the basement board and getting bone on the info. the millions of hindus are taken to the temples in india to celebrate the festival mocking elephant, the elephant gods. but the good that share is considered to be the go to prosperity and wisdom. the 10 day festival is believed to bring good fortune, and is decorated with offerings of flowers in sweet families by clay idols of north, again, as of which is slightly mast in the water. often the celebration to symbolize the gods return to the up soon. as an indian
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siblings. that seems to be basically it's a it's a head air announce is there a politician in india is states of westbank goal, a demonic death penalty for breakfast, for a series of nationwide prison plus one. and 5 people living in jordan is palestinian. but will israel's born guns have any influence on the countries upcoming election? click on the phone coming up to be 0. 2024, finding the sequence back. winning ways means highlight
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the how is the weather is set to change with the bang across central parts of europe as we go through the next couple of days. but you have with a high but to what was the age. this area of life pressure is been stuck here for some time. that costs will fly, bring some heavy right. and so for us, but all the tools, the aced high pressure. and josh is a, something of a blocking high for oregon, some very womack into central and northern parts of here. but that will change, as i said, as we go through the next couple of days. it comes with the cloud on the right and making his way in from the atlantic. no, a pulse of west to whether pushing out of africa hoping some live the storms into that the western side of the mediterranean pallet. so if you to celsius on sunday, 20 for yourselves. just the full outlay, the west, the weather moves by the race with it close off, it tends increasingly what sunray down pulls. there is lots to base some flash flooding as a result of that system which will drive its way over across into the balkans. by the time we come to monday, east that we will hang on to some of the hate so hate baron to the north east of
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africa. i went to wilson north west, his pulse, a very heavy rain coming out of rock. i break down pools, some flash flooding here as well, pushing for the north woods and across into central parts of the medicine. ragged b, y for west africa. bullshit was the beginning to ideals, the french republic, his long proclaimed, which is moody's mode in front. in a full pock series, the big picture takes and in depth ness, france insights. episode one on ality sierra as the world economy. those struck those with
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a strong result or even denise is where such resolve about the right place for your business to get off the ground of grace. otherwise, with the strategic downstream industry on the client, your better tomorrow the, [000:00:00;00] the i gave you what you, how does your mind about top stories is and hundreds of thousands of protests, of gathered on the streets of tennessee. and what demonstrated say is one of the
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largest process in israel's history, the calling for the government to agree to a deal to bring these rarely captives in gaza, home authorities to obtain the number of people of the funds will it during demonstrations on saturday is run is once again targeting densely populated refugee comes to the residential areas, at least touch one palace and killed some stolen on saturday. the number of schoolboys killed off to fall toward through the dome treat, and canyon has risen to 2139 children. not being accounted for 4 to say 17 voice still miss israel's war and gossip is and may to have an important issue in jordan, but one is having political repercussions around the world. that seems to me directly affecting the country's upcoming parliamentary elections. like level reports from the capital law. it's friday in
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downtown, um, on the grand who's saying the most, cuz the usual reading points will rekey protests against the war in gaza. but today it's me, it's friday. prayers all well, attend the streets so i'm not as full as usual fear of an escalating regional is stifling tourism economic life. lot of jordan. it's also re election season in the hashemite king. a john most of the money is a santa candidate hoping to make it back into the house of representatives. while he says, the war doesn't appear to have a direct impact on the elections. it's a difficult time to campaign was on the video in the seats, and it's affecting the psychology of the vote. and some of them would question the usefulness of the election and the timing. but we keep reminding them that it's that constitutional rights and both should hit the amount of boxes to express that can sense in the right way. while members have limited powers in the lower house of parliament, they planned to use it to be
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a voice for all sorts of voices will hopefully be loud. yes, the lower house of parliament, dozens control for an offense. but the government, under the leadership of the king of della, reflects what the citizens want. i will do my absolute best to reflect the opinions and concerns of the palestinian citizens to end the war on garza, for the last 3 decades, jordan has been undergoing a gradual process of electoral reform. it's one in which political parties are seeking to replace tribal loyalty and acute with the hems key. i'm very excited because independent candidates in general a week my father always used to say there is strengths in unity, thanks to the vision of the king. we're moving towards party based evictions. the kingdom strikes a delicate balance as a strategic partner to the united states navy. but israel and a $102.00 millions of refugees including power steering. but it's always maintained,
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it can achieve far more from a position of stability in a very fractured region of the world. the collective outrage at the warring gaza cuts across any political divide here while the country looks to forge a national identity beyond tribe. finally, the applied to the palestinian people remains a focal point of unity rather than an election issue. michael apple elves is era. on to touch his president's address at top, edwin has condemned the killing of a tug, cuz american citizen in the occupied westbank active as i say now, is a jewel national with his shot dead bodies ready forces on friday night. when says israel is by barricade, attracting women and children saw does it goes they don't already declaring that they will not be satisfied with occupying guys or loan. that is why we say that, how much is resisting on behalf of all muslims. that is why we cited a mazda is defending, not only gaza, but also the lens of as long and 2 kids love. the new steps we have taken with
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egypt and syria to means relations are aimed at creating a line of solidarity against the growing strength of expansion as a whole islamic countries. it should also take it come and stands against the as riley occupation, where it is uncertain when it will cease. we have been making this cold from the very beginning. we say that the only step that will stop as well as arrogance, is why he painted tree and as rouse, think of tierra as the alliance of islamic countries. lebanon's health ministry said 3 members of the civil defense have been killed and then it's ready strike that we killed, well, extinguishing fives in the ton of front in southern lebanon to other civil defense members were also injured. health authorities, the united states have confirmed the 1st person to be infected with the flu, without any non contact with an infected animal. that old patient was admitted to hospital in missouri. to wait 2 weeks ago, a scientist, a warning about the growing number of mammals that have been affected with the
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disease. the site is all we can speak to. some of the clock is an associate professor in selling the microbiology at the university of reading in the u. k. thanks. so i'm going to join us here and i'll just erica to see if my so at the patients in question has since recovered, but contract to the disease with no known animal exposure. so what does this tell us about what is no, no animal exposure. so there is, of course, the possibility there was some unknown animal exposure. if however, that both in the case that didn't happen, then i think we ought to presume that it's being transmitted from another color set on that. so step changing how we can set up a c, because before now we've known that people can get it, they get it from animals and they don't necessarily pass it on to other people that might have changed with this this case. but it's a might know, it's a has
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a cost if it can spread from one person to another, it can spread to plenty more as well. so what would raise concerns about this further for you? i guess 1st of all, if you saw other people being fight to then, then if somebody became seriously, oh yeah, i mean, lots of other infections which we may or may not find in the coming days and weeks and there's people who get a thought to be seriously ill, you know, it's entirely possible. it's thought to be the case, but if, if the tree did make the transition to human beings, then it would cost both could live because i have pretty serious infection. but of course not remains to be seen whether that's true or not. all right, so i'm going to, that's what we go time from afraid, but it's a good to get your expertise on this. appreciate that. thanks very much about the boeing star line and spacecraft has landed back on us. i'll have to leave you the international space station with no passengers on board. the star line, a capsule ended so troubled a 3 months by touching down
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a new mexico. how do you spell? it has more on what's happened to its creek along the way should return to this touch down. star liner is back on, or that land boeing's believe good style line. it touches down empty, leaving its crew members. books will more and sony williams stranded in spikes and all of us feel happy about the successful landing. but then there's a piece of us all of us that we wish it would have been the way we had planned the star line alone just in june for what was meant to be a week long taste mission to take the 2 extra notes to the international space station i have a feeling i have a real good feeling in my heart that the spacecraft to britain will bring us home no problem. but they were problems. unexpected malfunctions in a thruster and leaks of helium forced to nessa to return style on an empty, leaving the extra notes in the space station. mission control is plan to bring the
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to home on a space, x crew drag and craft and for that. but we'll have to wait until february, mixed. yeah. space flight is risky, even at its safest and even edits most routine. and a test flight by nature is neither safe nor routine. after carrying out extensive ground tasting boeing promises it starlight. i can bring the extra notes home safely, but nesa disagrees. i would call it a technical disagreement where we get a group of engineers together and they disagree on the risk level of what could potentially happen to the thrusters. but when you get a great job building a model, now with the question is, is that model good enough to predict performance for a cru vehicle is pushing down range that you're a space agency awarded both boeing and space, ex multi 1000000000 dollar contracts,
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more than a decade ago, to develop spacecraft to text the extra notes to and from the i s s. e loan mosques, space 6 had soused a hit of boeing. successfully flying dozens of esther north since 2020. well, boeing, starlight, a program has faced a series of setbacks really and that's so we'll now review all aspects of the start line is performance before deciding on it's next steps. and boeing, we'll try to work out how it all went so wrong. like speed, which is 0. well, let's explore this now and katie coleman is a full and nasa astronaut and author of the new book sharing space joints is now from massachusetts in the united states. great to see head katie, you know very well how it is to be up there looking down on a do one to from the point of view of the extra notes of books will more and so many williams just how would they have felt as a star lying there on docs,
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and he didn't have mt leaving them behind. well, i don't think it has to do with the feeling left behind or i think it has to do with the plan for the mission that was intended. which was that they would be on that spacecraft performing a job. they trained for, for several years and to know that it actually just wasn't the right thing to do to be on that spacecraft cuz they were safer ways to come home. didn't make it any easier to see it leave without them. so how would they regard this then i take from what you're saying that they wouldn't be where they wouldn't be concerned. i guess this is what they trained for this kind of thing. and maybe they even regard this as a bonus. do they? because they get more time and space. well, absolutely. well, you know, i can't speak for them, but i do know them both and, and i just know from our job, i mean, this is, it's built in that you might, you might not get to stay as long as you want. and you might have to stay longer, and it's actually not really, it's not about you. it's about the emission and sunny and bush are definitely aware of that and very, you know, very great at their jobs. but i think there's
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a part of all of us that are astronaut, is that? i mean, this is it's, it's an amazingly addictive place. i mean it's, it's a magical place up there in space. i think because of the mission that we're accomplishing. and i know when i was up there, i felt like every single, you know, experiment, data point that i got brought us that much closer to getting back to the moon and going to mars. and so you feel really like you are just doing something so important and, and it's a very fun place to, i mean it, not that there's a lot of time to have fun, but it's very fun. so i, i think that they're actually very happy to be able to stay in work. what about the health to be in space that long will that take it in any way? well that's something that we're studying and all of us are lab rats, so to speak. and after having been to space, we get invited back to the johnson space center every year for a physical where they look everywhere and at everything. i mean, to understand some of those effects and something that i'm quite proud of is a lot of the things that we study are really about living here on earth. in a,
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for example, osteopetrosis. we actually lose bone up there 10 times faster, like a woman that has us to process who 70 years old loses bone in a year. i lose that bone in a month up there if i do nothing. and so the counter measures that we're looking at, counting back here, down, up and down on earth and same thing for a lot of different ways of looking at our bodies. so there are risks to being up there we, we do sign up for those risks and i am actually, you know, happy to be exploring them so that people can explore more safely in the future. of course, in the space of the study and living side schools as with other people as well, especially in this situation is you going to get kind of how to get on with your crewmates of new it's true and you know, i think the mission, i don't mean to make it all sound like it's so easy every day. but if there's something about the, the imperative nature of the mission, it's so clear when you're up there literally flying from place to place. that reminds you that you're in this place. it's very different. and you're one of the
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few people that got to be there and you better get a lot done. and that really helps you, i think, you know, realize that it is your job to figure out, even if it's not somebody who likes the way they do things, they know something, they do something better than you do. and together you have to make a bigger team to, for the quick thoughts that katie, 1st of all, is on track, getting them back in 8 months time. and secondly, what if there is an emergency? now, what happens then? so things are on track, but it's all it's, we don't we'll, we'll see what happens all the, all the vehicles we really do need to different ways up to the space station. you know, we had problems with space text just a couple of weeks ago and, and so that can happen. and you want to have an alternate way. that's what this is all about. but in the meantime, there are 7 of them up there. and they what the in, in 4 seats. and so anyways, i'm, they need to bring to people study and pushed back. they've actually configured
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a pilot in the back of the space 6 where they can be laying down with their feet up, you know, strapped in. it's not the way we prefer to come home and they don't, they won't be wearing a space suit which is not optimal either. so, but in a contingency, it's better than perhaps the consequences of staying on board. well, it's an intriguing story and we thank you for your experience and expertise in sharing the story with us. thank you katie. well, thank you. nancy alondo is one of my favorite places to look at from the station. okay, well, there you go. there you go. okay, we will be very happy to hear that. okay, now i present, investigate is looking into a plane crash which killed $62.00 passengers last month say there was significant ice build up on the aircraft. and the preliminary findings suggest the de icing system may have failed. corporate recordings also revealed a crew member mentioning a gas system failure authority say more time is needed to determine the exact cause
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of the accident. times new prime minister has pledged to prioritize stimulating the economy of the meeting with a cabinet for the 1st time baton, and tying it should what has been officially sworn in and found to continue the policies of her pre disaster. the 37 year old has become thailand's youngest prime minister. last month's dakotas, remove the previous prime minister, having after having dissolve the opposition party, which was the last election for at least 4 people. the dead office, stupid type for the yankee maid line full in viet now. i'm bringing a heavy rain full in strong fridays, have grounded flights in order to fight creations from areas and the storms of a train services are also effective. the type who is the strongest to hit vietnam in decades. this is west bangles states has post a bill that could lead to the death penalty for raping the needs of presidents approval before becoming low. but some say capital punishments may not be enough of a deterrent major process of being health nationwide. since the rape and killing of
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a female training don't to include codes of last month, you may call some shari for points from the city, samantha, and show your book as home nurses in india's eastern city of co cut the 12 bushes and no train commutes a day these are teen, but the reaping moto for doctor at a government run hospital in this city, has been fielding for safety. for your good no. why if a doctor on duty can be raped and killed, what's about any of us, you fear for your safety from the moment you step outside the house? why not the one i commute and fear? if someone says something, when the streets, i keep my head down the crime and close at the is among civil section. a sold cases, making headlines across india. government data says there's a rape reported every 15 minutes in the country. the psychiatrist says
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a majority on not because victims fuel being shamed and stigmatized of redness that sexual abuse happens within families in schools every bit. but reporting is feeling very, very, it is still very under reported. there is, we can blame me out of saying that you like the 2nd is that a shame for 5 pills? a feeling of being ostracized by full types. and so the feeling of being she hardly is even if they are ready to see me before. then lastly, is really thing the trauma of, in the, going to completed in 2012. the rape ended of a 22 year old woman and kept in new delhi that nationwide protest forcing india is government to enforce hardship. punishments over is simply settled, states including best been gold, false bills, proposing capital punishment in some sexual assault cases. they will need approval from the press to the rape and murder of the doctor and pulls that the is
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resonating with women across india. were concerned about the level of section one and it's in the country and act was safe. this isn't something that can be easy, resolved to policing. oh, by changing the laws. but some of the nice ation says laws and not a detriment. and i'm calling for the change in society and attitudes to what section violence against women. the same is victoria appointments. that's the main thing. so we made some adjustments up. did you already have the dogs to sign the doctor? 6000. no, no, we meant to be seen as a parson. this protest include the reflects the end to people see in a city that was once conceded on the safest full been in india. because some shareef, i'll just see the cold because the east in india, more than 30000 people have gathered in south cruise capital to monday,
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the government to more to come back global, warming the march through the financial district and sol as the biggest demonstrations here south korea is one of the world's biggest cold police has per capita just to say the government. some corporations are not doing enough to meet covering emission talk but francis is in public and he is part of his tour of southeast asia in the south pacific. wow. yes, 11 day trip is the longest of the 87 year olds, papacy, the positive, corporate end to tribal violence. that's the trouble of the country for decades. in spite of the need for the equitable distribution of wealth, from the extraction of purpose, resources, still a head here and i'll just barely don't spoil coming up a red golden double has been completed at the paris paralympics. and it will be here with that. and
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a lot more to the we're being taken into the mangroves along on boxes coast. this is an environmental success story. what man destroyed, man is now restoring. i mean mohammed is a community leader and part of the ongoing mangrove restoration project. he tells us logging of the mangroves over the years, had a severe impact. so we're now being taken to another way that the community gets income from the forest, but it's also being described to us as the far as security, deep warming of the forest. let's take a look when you go and destroyed to force them to be that they had the chaise, you only explain you. so people know they are for the, for the security is protecting and growing this mangrove forest. is it community efforts and the name of food security and job creation
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a crucial realization that by taking care of nature, it gives so much more stock the . the school now is that thank you so much and equal the last women's grand slam final of the year is on the way in new york. will number 2 arena sub blankets taking on hong plant. jessica pergola in the us open title match by the russians taking a can you making such a fuss at 75. suits on australian. i've been when it's satellite in case i need to win this championship for the very 1st time. she finished as a runner up to calcutta, golf. this fun, last year. so good. the girl who was born in new york is appearing and had the grand slam us well,
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her success and the olympics long jump out of the 1st paralympic title of what fills career one problems and the same events at the last games inside camp adams say, well the usa is just want to know, journaling fine in the men's wheelchair basketball at 2 great bricks and by just 4 points in the gold medal gain, britson will make net 1st appearance in the final since 1996. it is the strait title, the u. s. t brazil's our end, as far as the silver brackets. when c, 9 year old world direct quotes, claim goals and the women's c, 13 phone demetrius not close to a 2nd of the previous month and as move in sooner, whole seconds inside her own personal pass as well, shawn is 2 decade dominant since the middle table is continuing, the country has secured multiple world records in the full australia, the last countries of freedom in the standings. and that was in the home sydney games back in 2010 also in june. plenty of success on the truck,
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a winning the mixed full by one and for me to universal relay. and of course our records on well china up to 91 goals, the record whole came back of the rear games in 2016. they won a $107.00 tonsils on that occasion. great britain set to finish 2nd for 3rd straight games wedding into the final day of compensation. the closing ceremony is on sunday, assuming that the football is they could have played for the opposition school decisive goals, and that seems nation's league opener, england. so no one is, it goes to republic of ireland, saxon royce hitting the parent. dublin rice played 3 dimensionals full islands, thanks to his irish chrome parents before focusing to switch to the country. his book, jack craigslist coming up with the 2nd the month city play has a similar background. so royce represented the republic at age group level. you're at 2024 high gym. you made lights, work of hunger each. mom you see all are among the scores for the home. saving this little senior plays including mental lawyer. okay. going to run some us millions.
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honey crows. the whole less the international side since the teams quarter final last the yours, jim, you winning this 15 now or how the nfl hosted? it's 1st of the game in brazil on friday as the sport continues its efforts to expand its global audience or pull to some size and how small you go for. busy it was a projects that starts at wembley stadium in london in 2007, realizing the sports global interest organizes started the 1st international series . that success story has expanded to mexico city. and now south palo has $50000.00 fans with the towards the philadelphia eagles play the green bay packers. that is almost always dreamt of having an nfl game in brazil, another sol, so it would be so close to us. it's here, it's today that goes those who are here today. i'm very lucky to have been able to
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buy tickets to come. it's a dream come true. and they had a came here on the official one, some of the players that express security concerns and build up to the event with the teams advised against leaving the hotel that was quickly forgotten us too. and a so heavy weights crushed on the opening day of the season as expects. it was a closely full game. 3 touchdowns, the eagles running back 2nd bulkley made the difference as to 2017 super bowl champions. 13429 on the 1st person ever squared south america. that's cool. um, i definitely gotta try to get that game on that. some of that would uh, you know, hang up or put a put in my house. um, but the atmosphere man, it was it was electric, it was electric. again i kind of knew one of my boys. he stayed here for a little bit and he went to the soccer game that was here. and um, for football, a football game that was here, and he sent me
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a video. so i knew i was going to be about another successful overseas visit that came with his usual glitz and glamour. next year the nfl hits to be i clinic santiago, been about in madrid, some size went out to 0. surpass garrett closing in on a 1st rugby championship cycle since 2019. they beat new zealand. 1812 in cape town to state i'm facing. and issues championship full straight went to south africa against the old blacks. the next play origin. see now it just beats in australia by 67 points to 27 on shoreline cars creek. it is a bit back on the day 2 of the protest against england being the last. the last 7 working for 64 runs as they were bold down for 325 of the close tr lanka, 211. for 5 england lead the series to now. okay, that's i suppose looking for that on the printing. so you very much. thanks for that. that's it for me to clock this these out. i'll be back in
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