conny sun series shouldn't conny has been in charge of the network for well over a decade but during that time he has risen to a formal position of number two in the taliban leadership as well as the taliban's military commander at a time when the. taleban are talking about peace talks have had several quiet meetings reported in the press with the united states in doha. the tal of the taliban's ties to the commies ties to osama bin laden and al qaida are something that may put a put a poison pill in those negotiations so it's quite possible that the announcement of the death of john lydon economy will allow syria shouldn't conny to try and distance himself from these past associations with al-qaeda which have led to the economies being designated a terrorist organization by the us while the taliban have not so there is a distinction between the commies and the taliban from that perspective and it may be that this announcement will open the door to more effective talks between the taliban and the united states i said me it's great to get your expertise on this day appreciate your time

several times before he was thought to be in his eighty's and had been bedridden well gelato than conny rose to prominence as an afghan military commander flushing soviet troops who'd occupied of in the nineteen eighties the u.s. at the time described the economy as a prized asset and directly funded his group's fight against communist forces although not a member of the taliban he pledged has allegiance to the group in one thousand nine hundred five after the taliban captured the afghan capital the haqqani network opposed the two thousand and one u.s. led invasion of gone and the presence of nato forces well let's get more on this now we're joined by imtiaz gul the head of the center for research and security studies in islamabad is joining us live from the very good to have you with us on al-jazeera must to go so how relevant would you say the network is now. well there are only network remains very much relevant to the taliban led insurgency in afghanistan. the deaths of four dollars in a county or the newmans or is that. certainly not very significant in the sense that it has been d

connie schultz, you were a young girl. >> i was. >> woodruff: lving in oho.hmm. >> woodruff: how did his death, hoer did itm coe to -- how did it come to your family, to you, and how do you think it affected the people around you after that? >> well, as you mentioned, i wrote about myather's racism and did that in part because -- i come from theo whiteking class, i was the first in my family to go college, and i u lt so strongly racism is not hereditary, that yke decisions as an adult. do i remember my father's rage often about african-americans, but the problem with my frathe is half my class was growing up in ohio, so i knew a differe realit >> woodruff: fascinating. vann newkirk, you've looked at martin luther king as a jonalist, at what he nt at the time he was alive and what he h's meant since then and how he's seen through the lens of time whado you think you've learned from that? >> i think the biggest thing i've learned is lkioo back since the 50 years of his assassination, i see how youthful his memory has been forgetting. how youthful ople have pick

for some clues, we turn to connie schultz. is a pulitzer-prize winning columnist, and journalismes prr at kent state university in ohio. and, chris buskirk. editor of the conservativeur l and website "american greatness," and based in phoenix. >> woodruff: the amount of hello to both of you, and welcome. let me just first ask you so our audience knows, how do you hear from americans? how do you communicate -- how do you run into ordary people? chris buskirk. >> well, iell you, the way a lot of people do, i guess. i mean, as you be, judy, i'm on the road a lot so see people all over the country just in the ordinary course of doing business, talking to people, psinterpersonal relations that sort of thing, but i also get a tremendous amount of email every day, which i try very hard to answer l of it. but between twitter and social media and email,l specially emtill, which is, actually, i think great, i hear from a lot people every day, and it just -- it's helpful to keep -- you know, kind of keep me listening to what other people

ad connie schultz. ulitzer prize-winning columnist and journalism siofessor at kent state univ in ohio. she joins us from cleveland. welcome back to the program to both of you. so i think the two of you have been telling us for many weeks that, for all t attention the russia investigation is getting in washington americans arenot bringing it up when you talk to them around the country. chrichris buskirk, does today ce that in any way? >> no, not really. robert mueller, i think, said it all right in his first sentencew or tn he said i don't have anything to add other tha what's in report. the irony is he talked for another 15, 20 minutes. but that's it. for most people, i think the report is the report. they've sort of mentally closed that section of thie amercan political history, and now it's on to 2020. >> woodruff: we actually clocked it. it was nine mutes. but close. >> seemed longer. >> woodruff: connie schultz, do you think tod changes anything? o> i think it's time for robert mueller t testify. a

well, we can now speak to along with connie. he's in government in eastern d. c for us a lot. i understand some of the images from the fighting of being transferred to where you are in government. took us through the situation now. well this additional needs little bit calling the right now because the, the armies go finding that today our portfolio in the city of 2nd and also the monday which we did and for, for the subject policies, as, as described by the committee with the money to, to push back the m 22 levels out of the town. but this rebel, they steal the picking of the vantage because the opposition on the right to now they are on the mountain on a seat on doing that. the tone of sockets and also we're getting report from go from people white on to do that. they have been a scene of looting industry to union during the tone of sockets. what during the fighting, the cool soldiers were not at all. and then there is many people fighting it out, the local armed needs and also decided to get all of them. yeah. being a single polluting a day. i was of the population those. b

and connie schultz. she is a pulitzer prize winning columnist and journalism professor at kent state university in ohio. we say hello and welcome back to both of you. so, connie, i want to start with you. what are you hearing from people in rction to the mueller report and the fact thatpl congress iwing ahead with avestigating some of what's in there? well, i really split the response into twoti congratus. you've got journalism students very engaged, fellow faculty members, lots of activists weighing in and then you haveer ody else who are worried about what this mieps for fairness of elections in 2020. and i'm seeing an increased anxiety about that, in community where's we live. we're in the city of cleveland, where the minority rae in our community, and they've already had so many reasons to beo concerned whether their vote is going to count. this is alarming to them. >> woodruff: so the f the mueller report, or the details that came oue, you'r saying isn't generating as much conversation? >> i would s

and connie schultz. she is a pulitzer pre winning columnist and journalism professor at kent state university in ohio. we say hello and welcome back to both of you. so, connie, i want to start with you. what are you hearing from people in reaction to the mueller report and the fact t congress is plowing ahead wi investigating some of what's in there? >> and well, i really split thee respnto two congratulations. you've got journalism students very eaged, fellow faculty members, lots of activists weighing in and then you have everybody else who are worried about what this mieps for fairness of elections in 2020.g and i'm seein increased anxiety about that, particularly in community where's we live we the city of cleveland, where the minority race in our community, and they'vedy had so many reasons to be concerned about whether their vote is going to count.la this ising to them. >> woodruff: so the facts of the mueller report,r the details that came out, you're saying isn't generating as much conversation?

but you and connie seemed to get me into weird situations. i've had my foot stuck in weird swamps with you guys. this is pretty silty, sinks right in. i've put things on my head. this is very amelia earhart, old school. >> i really think that if you're notke going to dvantage of having the anchor of your show out in the field and be able to put an f.m.r.i. machine on his head and give him a test early in the morning to see how we he can coun backward from 100 by sevens. >>reenivasan: 16, nine, two, thank god, it's over. >> and the idea that you'd be willing to do that and be willing to rt of put yourself in the shoes of somebody who was going through that test where researchers are you know we had some fun with it but they're working on a very serious policy problem. and i really think it's a unique opportunity to be ae to sort of really show the viewer what that process is like, and what trchose resrs are learning from it. and we're certainly really happy teehat you'vesort of game to do that with us over these past year, years. >>in sreeniva

after it renewed fighting near the facility in for the windshield taliban cleric, reckon mullah her connie has been killed them. a suicide attack in afghanistan with a wave and a smile, an armed man who demanded his own money during a bank, sage in beirut surrenders and heavy rain triggers, flooding across sir dam, affecting tens of thousands of people. we report from one of the flood zone and in sport with around a 100 days ago until the world have. we had a 1st glimpse glimpse of kat tars biggest stadium, the $80000.00 seat early sale a stadium, which is the venue for the final is staging. it's very 1st match ah, ah, welcome to the program. the us state department is calling for a demilitarized zone around ukraine's zap alicia and nuclear plant. after it was shells again on thursday. this map shows the areas of ukraine controlled by russia and its separatists allies very read. the russians also control this apparition plant. it's one of 4 nuclear power facilities in operation in ukraine. this apparition plant was showered last week, sparking concerns of attention. major disaster. ukraine

it actually the district where ramos connie here from just 24 hours ago. the heartland of ice basin in of line is done. and we were able to go to very far flung areas in number hard problems and people there have been telling us including security officials that yes, there was an iceland resurgence last year where there were almost daily attacks against started by deficiencies and troops in under hard problems and other neighboring pods, but then those attacks that stop the track down, their intelligence has gone deep into iceland and they have been able to infiltrate many of those people as well. but i feel is still carrying out these attacks against soft targets, against smart and especially leaders off the taliban as well. because one thing that the taliban assured the people of abundance and safety and security and isolate tax i meant to dent. thank you so much. your time of in just a sounds curious capital sol will start phasing out basement apartments after 3 people died in the flats during flooding this week, the tiny dwellings saw usually rented ou

what connie, who's been following developments from, can paula and her son can. and g is the director of the horn inst. international institute for strategic studies based in nairobi. he explains what's behind this long standing conflict between the lendue and him, a community. it actually has the soda into the colonial history in which a section of the human community was particularly now this letter on a ball to become an ethnic nationalist, religious cult, kind of outfit. we very extra means, you know, kind of approach on why the addition of what they want is not related. i think the ext and of the kind of stomach that we need to do, especially as a result in part of the joint effort by the convalescent you're going to the troops to route out extra me elements. and this is a situation that he's like you to escalate the bug, especially the snow white rhythm, coordinated or response that he's going to insure the 7th grade. but essentially, it's an a nationalist that has also run into religious come a more or less compared perhaps the most. what is the, i mean, w

supreme court justice on saturday afternoon american media are reporting it's likely to be amy connie barrett a chicago judge considered a conservative to fill the spot left vacant by with bet against bud who died last week but i'm gonna miss joining us live from miami obviously we still have to wait to see what donald trump does choose later on but if it is any connie borrowed or one of the others what do we know about the choices he's going to make. well it's down to 2 really it's amy county barrett and barbara logo are both of whom are considered staunch catholics it seems it's likely to be judge barrett she has actually met with the president a couple of times whereas barbara logo it has not what we know about judge part is that she is a staunch catholic is that she used to work for antonin scalia a former supreme court justice who was along the very same religious and conservative line she's part of religious groups that support things like same sex marriage so now the democratic party and liberals in general are extremely afraid of a judge like this because if she is confirmed i

has published an opinion piece by the deputy leader of the taliban titled what we the taliban want conny says that would draw all of foreign forces is the 1st and foremost demands of the armed group he goes on to say a liberated afghanistan will have an islamic system where all afghans have equal rights and that includes the rights of women granted by islam to access work and education despite 18 months of talks in qatar conny insists washington does not trust the group completely and the feeling is mutual he also says the taliban will be committed to all international conventions as long as they are compatible with islamic principles of the war because a security analyst in the founding member of transparency afghanistan that's a non-governmental organization focusing on corruption in afghanistan he joins us live from kabul so 1st of all this this op ed in the new york times in english what type what message is the taliban trying to send with that. well for us the phone the african government the international community the united states of america tried its best over the past 15 years

hill: in another of our yearnd interviews, hari sreenivasan spoke with newshour weekend producer connie kargbo on some of the stories she produced forhristopher booker, as the coronavirus dinated the news cycle. >> sreenivasan: connie, one of the first things that we noticed, a ns hospitals york and other places began to be overwhelmed by covid paents, is that elective surgeries were shutting down. and you took a look at the fact that, well, elective is really just in the name, that some of necessary.retty >> absolutely. elective surgeries ome really a mi when you think about it. it's really just emergency surgery versus non-emergency. and so when you think about non-emergency can be, it could run actually doing. you're >> so i was supposed to have a cervical spine fusion, or a cranial cerval fusion. so, it fuses my skull and... to a few of the verbrae in my cervical spine. and because of the number ofc coviasesn new york city, the hospital that i would be having the surgery at is really overflooded with covid patients. >> siller found out late last month he surgery would be postponed i

connie has been sort of the key guarantor of negotiations between the pakistan on and i've won taliban, but now, you know, according to some reports, senior tyler, my leaders in commanders are not visible because they're probably fear more broad strikes in the eastern province of host. some residents said drones or flying over that part of the country, which is the home for mr. so i didn't have kind of, he's been frequently visiting that area over the last several months, mainly because of the deadly earthquake that it was there. but it was so sorry, if you can actually quickly ask you how might this affect the relationship then between the kind of an efficient non existent. but nonetheless, i will effect relationship between afghanistan and america. well, on most recently, it was back to stand. we're discussing, you know, how the united states could and fries the assets after donavon took over militarily . so there would have been a shadow over casting dive. and in reality, the african people will suffer. but more importantly, internally for the internal consumption, the taliban will

allen, maria connie, the executive director of friends of congo. thanks so much. ah, i think now in the russian foreign minister has accused ukraine of dragging out any possible resolution facing the g. 20 summit in bali circ, a lever of alleged crime, had put forward unrealistic conditions for peace. earlier ukraine's president told world ladies to press russia to and what he. busy called its aggressive rule, or to live in a show for he did. apparently, one cannot trust russia's words, and there will be no man's 3. which russia would violate immediately after signing, if there are no concrete actions to restore peace, only it means that russia simply wants to deceive all of you again. deceive the world and freeze the war just when its defeats have become particularly notable. we will not allow russia to wait it out to build up its forces and then start a new series of terror and global destabilization. the global impact of the war in ukraine on food and energy prices was also discussed by world leaders of the g. 20 summit and bali indonesian president joker, wido

so believe that's the only maybe try out a needs a deep reform allan way, connie, i'll just say, you know what, campbell, the democratic republicans school or to the united kingdom. now way a prime minister test on those appointed his new cabinet off to a landslide victory. and the general election, the labor party ended 14 years of conservative rule style. miss new cabinet includes a record number of 11 women. rachel reeves is presence 1st. female chancellor, arguably the sick and most powerful position in the government, off the prime minister. if it cooper is home, secretary and david allow me is been named as far as a country. the conservatives last 250 parliamentary seats in that election, the west and its parliamentary history. james bay's reports from london greeted by suitcases in the list. you arrived in downing street, this is the man who will now run the u. k. kids selma's labor party won the largest number of seats in recent history. is promising a comma more efficient hand on believe a zip government. you have a government on foot and fight, don't treat guided only by th

judiciary committee has approved a full senate vote on the confirmation of supreme court nominee connie barrett's democrats a boycott of the panel's hold the full votes now going to take place on monday amy connie barrett is donald trump's pick for the supreme court and democrats are worried it's going to skew the supreme court too far to the right. it's time for the weather here's everton hello there we've got some rather unsettled weather some cool weather making its way across parts of north america band of cloud here just into central parts of the u.s. that's diving out sort of canada to the north of that because that's where the cold air is to the south of that that's where we got the other the warmer a something of a battleground going on here and it looks like the cold air the blues are going to win out over the red sea the warmer air towards the south so that's the same as we go on through thursday temperature wise $28.00 in kansas city $22.00 in chicago for the start of our front well down into single figures very close to freezing so we go on into your friday single figures th

amy connie bear will decide cases based on the text of the constitution as written as amy has said being a judge takes courage you are not there to decide cases as you may prefer you are there to do your duty and to follow the law wherever it may take you that is exactly what judge barrett will do on the u.s. supreme court i want to thank the members of the senate we have so many of them here today thank you very much i see you in the audience and you're so proud but i want to thank you for your commitment and to providing a fair and timely hearing i know it will be that. judge barrett was confirmed to the circuit court 3 years ago by a bipartisan vote her qualifications are unsurpassed unsurpassed and her record is beyond reproach they should be a straightforward and prompt confirmation should be very easy good luck it's going to be very quick. i'm sure it'll be extremely non-controversial we said that the last time didn't go. well thank you all very much and thank you for being here that's really. our further job members of the other side of the aisle to provide judge barrett with a re

what connie, who's following developments from can paula, he joins us from the fine alon. what more do we know about these attacks? yeah, they did happen in the contents. according to this culturally vision mission, a tough becomes the night of tuesday, one of the, according to the formation and the militia test, the whole, the rounded the com. then the launch of the tuck in the middle of the night using my cities and we point, this is what, what justify, well, now the large number off off to grant and the woman among the victims according to the image that you see in, at the moment many of the details for now we well so killed while trying to, to hide them step running away from the con. unfortunately, the large number of religion will see that they would not allow the majority to serve themselves. so it's necessary to understand 1st of all the context of the environment which took place, especially the city of booley, located in the total from one of the largest territory of the touring in google defense you had, i think were mainly it's filled up with him. a community w

well, number 14 is a connie. the frenchwoman is having a great season having into exhaustion takes 37 much winning streak at wimbledon. that's connie took a medical time out to deal with this isn't the 1st sense. never really got back into the game meeting 6363. obviously really disappointing, already. sad to leave here fairly my favorite tournament. but also, i mean, in a way, happy because it's a cream survey, you know, i going to drop down the ranking, climb my way back up and yeah, i mean, i think in a way to talk it will be on my back slightly. and yeah, i just have have another chance to kinda cool my way back up the now the big saw out of the tournament is to time us open champion naiambi a soccer. she was beaten by danielle collins for the 1st time in size matches between the 2 plays as buckle and the season without major title for the 1st time. in 5 years, 2017 champion. sloane stevens survived a big sca. she had to come from a set down to be well, number 110000000 of belgium, 3 set went up against. well

conny was an american ally during the soviet invasion of afghanistan in the one nine hundred eighty s. the cia regarded him as a brave tactician. but during the u.s. invasion in two thousand and one he became an enemy his group responsible for a string of attacks on u.s. and nato troops. the prolific use of suicide bombers and murders of government officials became trademarks depending who you are the one thing that you have you don't know he's a he's. you know it in the. water that he has meaning is doing the border last for decades throughout his life he formed alliances of convenience and adapted as needed. a common theme to rid afghanistan of occupying forces he was a military commander receiving u.s. aid to fight the soviets. i mean. you know you know. if you're in really you know. in your new partner. and what. he learned arabic and forge ties with arab armed groups and leaders such as osama bin laden he later became a taliban leader the u.s. has long the qs the haqqani network of being linked to the pakistani intelligence agency for years how conny has been ill and leadership o

and she joins us now from san francisco connie i want to start right at the very beginning because i don't think he was necessarily fully grasp just how much these chips are so ingrained in our modern lives so what is a semiconductor well a semiconductor or a chip is basically the brains of a device although there are some chips that you specialize task but if you think about them as the brains of your electronics smartphones tablets televisions you mention refrigerators cars all of them used this component to basically drive and run these devices so they are crucial to the factoring capacity that we have in this country and to our use of these devices i want to take a look at how we got here to this shortage we've seen the manufacture of these chips move from the u.s. towards taiwan and china how much did former president trump's trade war affect things here. it definitely had a fact but it was also something that has been happening here in the united states for it now 30 years back in 1990 about 37 percent of all the world's chips remanufactured in the united states today that numb

. >> those food pantries are not much help for connie bunche.even-month-old aiden has severe milk allergies and relies on specialty soy formula. near impossible when store supplies dwindled. tell me about the moment you realize there was a shortage. >> i walked in the store and it was not scarce or thin, it was bare. i went to another store and it looks the same way. after three stores and we are panicking. >> nearly 200 miles away in fort worth, they spent hours driving store to store cobbling together a supply for her grandson. >> i did not think that this would last as long as it has. >> in february, abbott shut down its largest plant after possible contamination. the plan produced a quarter of all baby formula made in the u.s. and after further delays from flooding, stock levels have not yet rebounded. the latest data showing them at their lowest. >> high-quality formula is on the way to american shelves. >> the biden administration has taken a number of steps. since may, airlifting in the equivalent of 61,000,008 ounce bottles from abroad,

since the will began in the southern city of connie eunice strike is also flattened, a residential building, killing an entire family, as well, had ordered palestinians to head to the south, promising it would be safe. outside the bag has worn out on the situation in gaza. falls to work in the dark feud is running dangerously low in casa its health authority says hospitalization, kansas city, active service, a business trip operating functioning as a money order be. we have no electricity except in the emergency section. the native city section is out of service, but that meant the hospital is out of service for in terms of the sections are out of service. but there's no locked up in, the more is ready as far as the, the risk is pulling out more people from under the rubble. many places have construct repeatedly, leaving no case save from the strip. these babies have been moved from up to the hospital to an old victim of them. here's a dangerous jenny hospitals and i'm going to have you repeatedly targeted by israel . this is one of the few functioning hospitals, the as incubators, the new

connie was speaking at the opening of the course, annual general assembly. she said the isis, he's being threatened with what she described as a draconian economic sanctions, as if it was a terrorist organization. but a smith reported in the hague. not all of the member states of international criminal court, or is committed to its principles as they should be. it's a warning from icbc president of judge tomoko county after the court issued arrest warrants, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu on the form of defence administer. you'll have guidelines, they face allegations of all crimes and crimes against humanity. we find it affording that certain states and then to be yours skinned arise. the friends are independent judges, issue decisions in line with the evidence on zillow. i see, see, chief prosecute kareem. com says the assembly is a pivotal time we are facing unprecedented and just we see civil society victims, survivors to manage it launch i think have unprecedented expectations. the quizzical reaction to the arrest warrants with them, yahoo, i

connie responded to the distress calls and destroyed several trains. it had been patrolling the red sea off to the 7th of october tax. and so that lucy strikes follows, including on a mask vessel prompting the shipping joint to temporarily hold operations in the area. a few days later, you assess connie destroyed dozen small drones launched from you and then at the end of december must come jo issued to distress schools and as many days off the who c rebels trying to hi jacket us forces defending the vessel killed at least 10 to the finances in the wake of the attack, musk suspended operations in the area until further notice. the who sees wounds, the us would be punished for the death and sounds of him and he's protested in the capital of son. law, the case. if the american enemy best the consequences of this crime and its reputation, it's military movements in the red sea to protect is riley ships, will not prevent young men from providing its religious moral and to mandatory, and supports to or press pound to send you at this time on tuesday, the ce

connie one, the openings that have the 2017. when it, when stevens 6 love the american way back into the match by taking the 2nd 6 to write a connie step up again and the decided i sent it 6. 1 yes . almost ready and open for mr. patrick. this is out. she lost the remaining veronica, stay at 6262. it's been a difficult month. no straining for the full moment, but in champs you use plate. just 3 warm up matches off the alley exits and adelaide to me and the former one, but in champion it got being at nucleus. struggled to close out jack contest again . frances klara barrel on tuesday. but the fed seat eventually reached the 2nd 3 formula. number one, knowing how it went into her so much for the confidence after winning in melbourne earlier this month. to find a written sub again. my name effect for banking, a straight that went for ex countrymen, eager be on sag cruise into said a former french open champion feat british qualify harry dobs. 636 lot that joke of jobs we know is not competing in australia because he's not vaccinate

stand by 2 guns allan way connie josie, to go on the democratic republic of cool. well, security has been highs and across chad now is the country elect a president on monday? several opposition and the zip code for boy because of the selection for which on the 10 candidates had been approved to run and addressed reports now from the capital engineering political campaign see. and chad have reached a climax across the country. securities post office. just say you to remain so before, during and off to me on this presidential vote to force. all forces have been mobilized in addition to other measures to ensure a violence free election. they will secure the electoral process to allow champions to exercise their civic duty to the presidential election is expected to transition chad from military to civil rule. after i disputed referendum in december, a military dom, how much took over after his father long company. they addressed debbie was killed on the bottom fronting printed to one is candidacy through criticism from the opposition. the campaign has been largely pe

the crimean connie in 1783, the suffered population displacement for centuries, bigotry, their marks have been vandalized their houses and have been destroyed. their culture has been decimated, and when the soviet union collapsed in the 90s, here they thought they're finally free. they're probably free of russia. we finally had their freedom. and then boom, 2014 happened and it's starting all over again. now under russian occupation under put and the same things are happening, we have korean tuckers are being pushed out of peninsula, forced to flee the turkey or to other european countries. beef had their representative bodies, the mattress and the cruel ty, they're banned from the peninsula. now their tv channels have been banned from the peninsula. their cultural institutions are being estimated once again. and now we're talking about this mass mobilization that put in called for russian citizens, right? that has disproportionately targeted crimea and totters in the peninsula. so once again, we're seeing like these remnants of the genocidal policies. russia has perpetrated against

connie mann, i have c claims to be wells, these oldest teeth. but of course there's a twist as of this year. it's playing in the english league just as taught welsh teams such as swansea in cardiff, take part in england's professional system that doesn't stop. many of its players were being proud of their welsh heritage. and the same goes for laura alice jones conway. she's from the area, unlike her husband to be watching the much with her for this is all like, well co foreign o'connor thing, the screen saver, whoever loses is going to have to pay for a nice not your way. so i can do the dish and do the dean barbara al jazeera honeymoon is on the whales england border. okay, well let's move on here and look, talk about the teams that have already are qualified last start. brazil and portugal joint france is at 3 trains to to make sure that they will be in the last 16 getting the job done in just 2 matches for i'm going to focus on brazil am again many people's favorites. would you say more people are making in their favors? how could they seem t

and this really asked icon connie and us at least 10 children are amongst the dead. it talks about relative thinking through the rubble with that. but hands searching for survive of and do in peace keepers say is ready. so just find are the you and of the basement placement. daria in southern lebanon on tuesday. the attack force piece, cheapest, a temporarily withdrawal from the watch tower to avoid being shells. 3 john lists have been killed and is really struggling. the eastern lebanese town of has by a to watch for all my a dean tv network. i could, one was a camera man for all my not tv. the strikes, talk to the building known to house media personnel who have been covering the conflict between is really full, says and has the law is where the ministry was aware of the generalist presence in the area, which is a designated a safe. so writing team lives nearby when that's a talk happened in wrong con has been at the scene in has by, it is about 330. and when the missile struck this such a villas where jim list were residing, not just from one media organization, 7

york question. top names tumbled out to the us, open on data, including last is champion emma to connie. that's how the fence ended in the 1st round. as she was beaten by wild number 40 alleys acorn, a french woman is having a great season having and did you spend 37 much winning streak at wimbledon, right. connie's with a medical timeout to deal with this isn't the 1st that i never really go back into the game using 6363, elvis. be really disappointing. yeah. really sad to to leave here. it's probably my favorite tournament. but also, i mean, in a way, happy because it's a green say, you know, i going to drop down the rankings, climb my way back up. and yeah, i mean, i think in a way that target will be off my back slightly. and i, i just have have another chance to kind of cool my way back up that another big style out of the tournament is to so i'm will not name your soccer. she was beaten by danielle collins, the american coming out on top after previous. and this is to her opponent, soccer embassies, and without the major sizes. for the 1st time in 5 years, 2017 champion. sloane st

we have an exclusive interview with senior taliban leader and us have connie. he tells us about the groups achievements and failures, and seizing power in afghanistan. the cost of living increases in sierra leone, rampant inflation as pushing families into extreme poverty. and, and sport some hair raising action from the cliff, diving series in norway. the, me ah, they're sweating it out in western europe. hi, everyone. thanks for joining in. here's the proof for the 2nd day, the republic of ireland set a national temperature record for the month of august. so never before has the temperature hit 32 point one degrees except for yesterday. so still another day of intense heat to go. here's the forecastle london 34 degrees for you on sunday, but this will all come crashing down on monday. we've got some thunder. downpours for the islands of ireland and britain that will last through tuesday as well. so midway through the week, london, a big change in those temperatures also black it with heat through spain. so the valley, eric, the visa hitting a new all time tem

island way, connie, on just a 2nd, the democratic republic of will that a $120.00 all groups, including them. 23 operates in eastern democratic republic of congo that competing for land and natural resources in a touring north and south keeping provinces. now the government accuses neighboring countries of backing some of the groups. thousands of civilians have been killed and fighting between the commonplace army of the, of the groups with millions more displaced. now, the un peacekeeping mission middle school had been stationed in the region for mold and decades, but the false will withdrawal by the end of the after criticism of its failure to end the unrest. combine a most of lee is a research and not the center for research on the congo. join us now from across in gone. a good to have you with this does seem the public thing that western nations a complicit. then the instability. why? for the best, almost too big kids, malcolm was known a war and he's been documenting numerous reports that i saw about naples. why don't you kinda have a veteran to come? we're asked support press the

by to connie with one her last full matches. the 2021 us open champion and couldn't get foster route number one, field tech extending how winning street institute got to 10 matches. so face of the full seed, elaine every document in the last 4 and what number 27 and lots of costs because also i threw often everything down. so it was about another 3 k k. go go save that . incredible 7 match points, but she couldn't find so often. 8, i'll stick going that distance to the search, right? my emotions took hold of the train and also the victory. she now faces mach 7, very simple in the last. that is a wheel spots and now i will have another update, right. somebody it is now work is that a volkswagen lounge in the southern us days of tennessee have voted to join a union. the employees voted by 73 percent in favor of joining the national united auto workers. that decision defines the trend in the southern costs of united states with foreign or to make us have benefited from union laws. shepherd tom, he has more than this from washington

so the appraiser is it's connie or nearly shut down. and that means that for the people have gone to bed, lifeline has gone. and well, that means for me as someone who works on accountability, you can reach me some yamaha know not israel, palestine, it means it has to be accountability. so what we're seeing is the potential a crime spring committed international crimes. so the withholding of international aid look at article 7, an 8th of the rug statute which defines will crimes and crimes against humanity, deliberate, killing. that's another crime defined by the, the rose statutes of law. so i say is, and i include from us in this i would like to see all the crimes being committed investigated. and already there was an investigation because the in special criminal code council, the investigation into crime is committed in the territory of palestine. so i'm cool for all of these crimes to be properly investigated on the perfect right just to bold to be proved to individual criminal accountability and us what we have to see a story. and

okay, terry, let's cross over to mom connie unoccupied. the service and for reaction to this, what are these really saying about this incident? in mon? while these rays of issued a statement saying, palestinian terrorists opened fire at troops operating on the western side because of all defense. and it gets a theme of these radio and he says, one of the tech showed the cell, and that's what they've said so far. so they all confirming the incident. and it seems that what topic was changed was actually tracks what these ready. all mean is actually reporting right now, it is a very serious incident. this will be of concern to the is raised for a number of reasons, but primarily the fact that the palestinian fights is what, what able to route to those is right. the troops on push them on to the other side of the boat will be a concern to these ready. and he said that something that seems to be of concern. like i said, these are the army, but it tracks result to eric was saying, this was certainly a very serious incident. right. and another in

so this is video from the nicer hospital in the southern city of connie. it is, but patients i, li baptist and out of shape of hospitals are being moved to kansas health ministry says mobile 500 palestinians, a village advised by the pump office on monday. hospitals in the strip all facing dia, conditions with a shortage of beds and supplies, and the facilities are under attack. the doctor's house is the largest hospital in gaza for the 3rd time this week, where it's still a case of absolute miseries with people still on the floor it's. it's almost impossible to walk about critical cases, doctors and nurses. absolutely scrambling people find out that the legislators, son and daughter were dying, there's almost nothing that this team can do this very small, typical team can do to help all of these people. it's absolutely care skills and it's actually this is even after the hospital staff told us that the fighting has quite a down to the last few days. it's to non stop 24 hours a day. serious and critical injuries coming in and a very small staff to help the

and connie is following the developments from go by and will keep you promise. this isn't the else opinion article from this attack, which took place early morning of sunday to this morning. go for monday. and after now the going to so performance from the cereal site. the disagreement as also is, is conforming that around 14 bodies were recovered already from different attacks location on here. but the watering, which is growing and won't disappear. down here is the front that many people still missing because they know how it'd be affordable. they do offer it here in the area . and we have seen this here, but hundreds of people were taking interested in different attacks zone, not from benny town, but in the days i've taught, the majority of these people were found, killed. some of them away came to my, my ship, these guns and leave at 20 in the water musical for me that you have to prove some big stuff. sort of use tools such for this hostage and people are missing here. this are tops to this again, while the d r c or told it is it's gone down. i mean, assess

they create a set of dizzy off medina to connie on this. a man carrying a ball and the television has died off the road, exploded a possible i was slightly engines, and the bloss quotes significant damage to a truck the i density of the man is in to yet know is there any police are investigating the incident? the philippines has detected its 1st case of impulse to see it, and a man with no history of traveling outside the country. the virus has spread to several countries since the common tax break began last year. and the democratic republicans come the atlanta y, connie's phone developments from going on in eastern democratic republic of congo. the homeless people are just throwing more cases of impulse. it. can you do this for yourself as i know people here, which is age prophecies wise to know, declared what we thought it is been official or was a c. i is appropriate. i'm not consistent this. i'm still very confused and also drama, holding to the civil society majority to people denouncing the people coming for the truth where there is

dr. bart, on connie, i hope you can hear me now. so he's a senior clinical lecture at the university of exit a medical school. good to have you with us again. so thank you very much indeed for your patience. how necessary is it to vaccinate children as young as 6 months old? well, now that we have got ample vaccine supplies, it is perfectly feasible to immunize across all the age groups. before we had ample vaccine supplies, it was imperative that we immunized the wonderful people, the people of the clinical doctors and nurses, and health care workers and other essential workers. but now that there is enough global supply, it is perfectly okay to give vaccines to the younger age group, as well as immunized in other parts of the world. certainly, the western, the north northern hemisphere of the world will have enough supplies. but one of the concerns that rich countries, police countries in these particular regions are going to continue essentially hiring off some of those supplies to the detriment of proto countries or countries .

they create the zeal medina to connie want us. a. sam rose, as the director of planning was unaware of the un agency for the palestinian refugees returning his life from l. as a way to engage the inside the strip. sam, israel has been accused of using starvation is a weapon of war. is it fair to say it's also using thirst as a weapon of war? i'm a lot of what i can can say is that the water situation for palestinians and galls or it was bad before the war is catastrophic. right now, both in terms of available, etc. all sorts of people's ability to access that was said, but also major concerns about the quality of the war said that that's being provided. and we're seeing that manifested in, in higher rates of malnutrition and an outbreak. 7 of infectious disease in particular happened sites just but we've also seen recently this tree and massive increase in rates of diary air and recently sold us down to pull water policy and unlock off of the quantity you so you're pointing out multiple problems within one right quantity of water ava

i don't know connie is following developments from government in the eastern d. c. the homeless people are just throwing more cases of impulse that can you do this for yourself as i know people here, which is age prophecies wise to know, declared what we thought it is been official or was a c. i use appropriate. i'm not consistent this. i'm still very confused and also to how much is the holding to the civil society majority to people denouncing the people coming for the truth where there is no, for example, at christmas set up or doing so, why is the origin decision of special? i will just close each under the 4 to says use the government seems, does this have you been here? be? i mean this is the general hospitality up and some people would be about this. you don't have to admit that level so, so to people here, some people even have to do that. you know, think the front of that before coming doors well over the stuff for to get these all even affected. they cannot have football players. well, the concrete teacher, or even the lack of the treatment, to be honest,

so both me she's, that's connie and mr. jessica, have managed to energize the masses and tell them, look, the constitutional court maybe, you know, cancelling the 1st round. so make sure that you're coming in droves to bundle and collections. so you means to be, see if the traditional parties kind of with the stand this pressure, and then what would be the new rollout in the next week and bottom, and as a full russian president dmitri mid video has wants that georgia is moving rapidly along a similar path to ukraine, describing it as a doc. this is comments come up to the e. u foreign policy chief described the crack town on protest as by to play c. as unacceptable of the 3 nights. they have been finding the confrontations between police and demonstrations outside the parliament and risk began up to the governing georgian dream party claimed victory in a disputed parliamentary election in october, and then suspended storks to join the you. sonya guy guy has more in the evening, gathered in front of the judge in parliament d

thank you so much. reverend frank to connie. he was a part and he is a part of church leaders who have come from all around the world to support the palestinians to show solidarity palestinians here are saying their message to the world is they want an end to the war. oh gods. they want a ceasefire and they wanted to know, okay, thanks so much need a need, a room for us that and basically him as need to and the river and mentions the christmas celebrations have been cancelled in the city and basically him in the show of solidarity with palestinians living on the is ronnie, bombardments alia i spoke to river in sweet river. he, the founder and the presidents have dial, cleaned the university about the decision in the churches as well as the city council decided to kind of said all the festivities for christmas. because how can we celebrate? and you know, especially the 1st of it was the best of it is what i like people and guys are experiencing a genocide and an ethnic cleansing. and actually where the english supplements and con

connie joins me now from the capital construct. saw a lot, one more. can you tell us the yes, we are like from wilma, which is the cup to city or for the north cuba probus. look this most up guys as happened in the city of finish. they did it on wednesday and thursday nights these people are just the same day to day they conducted the utilities report to 16 people. unfortunately, many, many of the city on the division do for us really just a tax that's night with a good it was staged in will, attempts to try to, to, to hold back for, for such a day that found different bodies. some of them are what type, some of them, what killed the way most of these have done so in the, for a us just seemed collected. now some of them will even begin to leave it on the day of this there to the pictures are very much when it comes to see what's happened to people. some of them were even doing this before the i've been conducting in there is that we different that tax in different areas of this of been the regional and also either nibbling for peaceful choice besides t