o young's ambassador to the un told the general assembly that nobody could deny its right to test weapons. if the us was to see the accordion was the most prolonged and long lasting warning board come to an end. and if it is really desirous of a piece of re consolation on the korean peninsula, they should take the 1st step was keeping up. it's a hostile policy against a d p p by stopping permanently, the joint military exercises and the deployment of all kinds of strategic weapons which are leveled at the d p. okay. and on to the korean peninsula, from a broad has more now from sole with south korean and us intelligence officials are still analyzing data from the launch. but it happened early tuesday that happened from an inland location of the last time, north korea long, short range missiles from inland. it transpired that was nearly 2 weeks ago. it turned out that it was actually from a train, which is the 1st time they've used such a lot of techniques. so clearly the north is still busy developing new types of missile technology, but they're still trying to analyze exactly what type o

o young claim to have tested a long range missile. and south korea says it's carried out. it's 1st on the water launched missile test president moon j, watch the launch from a test site, both as it has also successfully developed other various home ground missiles. john is foreign ministers in salva talks dominated by pure young as nuclear ambitions and regional security. south korea hoping that beijing can help to bring kim john own back to negotiations and ends a nuclear talks. deadlock. both will be of course we all want to contribute to the peace and stability of the korean peninsula. for example, not only north korea, but also other countries are conducting military actions. so we should have all the parties make joint efforts to resume dialog. hey, teeth prime minister ariel henry has stopped the chief prosecutor once in charge of the murder, the president, driven out on wednesday. the chief prosecutor had also asked immigration agents to ball the prime minister from leaving the country present more. he was assassinated in july and court documents say, henry was call

o. young's and basset to the un told the general assembly that nobody can deny the right to test weapons. kim's on cold, on the us to give up it's hostile policy with the north minute. if you, this was to see the accordion was the most prolonged and long lasting warning board come to an end. and if it is really desirous of a piece of re consolation on the korean peninsula, they should take the 1st step was keeping up. it's a hostile policy against a d p. p. by stopping permanently, the joint military exercises and the deployment of all kinds of strategic weapons which are leveled at the dpr k and around to the podium peninsula. let's go live out through rob mcbride, who joins us from fall. rob, what more do we know about this missile test? well, the south korean and us intelligence officials are still analyzing data from the launch. but it happened early tuesday that happened from an inland location. the last time north korea long, short range missiles from inland transpired that was nearly 2 weeks ago. it turned out that it was actually from a train, which is the 1st time they use such

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this, the i o, i me, well that was the young people's chorus of new york performing the star spangled banner, the u. s. national anthem there. and we do expect some music to continue after this from the drums and piper as the beginning. now kimberly, a lot of the young people who sang in that quiet that we just saw now, and you spoke about the patriotism that they would have grown up with. a lot of them wouldn't have necessarily been alive during these attacks. how have they have their childhood been shaped by, by the events of 911? well, i can use my own personal experience here because i was 9 months pregnant on september 11th and had a baby just a couple of days later. he's now in college and almost completing his his university degree. and he doesn't remember a time when the united states wasn't at war. and so this is how this generation has grown up. they don't know anything else and they view it very differently. then americans who are her a little bit older and to remember times of peace versus times of conflict. they only know the america as a surveillance state. they only kno

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young teens. was a new study done a couple o days ago brett. >> that's a good question.ill the american heart association the american academy of pediatrics still highly recommend if your eligible to be vaccinated, to become vaccinated because catching covid itself can have worse negative medical impacts in the long run and can even cause symptoms in children as they do and all adults of the benefits of the vaccine utley gave me potential side effects. it's important that vaccine requirement for schools, for appointments is nothing new bea there's a reason we don't see polio outbreaks or measles outbreaks or chickenpox outbreaks in that's because of the requirement of certain vaccinations. that's what helps to keep the population healthy. >> another issue out there this was in the cdc became done with its guidance for masking. that all students and staff should wear masks or aid fox news.com with a very interestin article that suggested there were conversations between the largest in the white house abou the upcoming cdc guidance. the implication here is that there was p

young man's life. >> i commend this lady because she never ever ever gaifve up o me and that's why i'm here. >> when y 30s, how often are you thinking about jamez. >> always. especially going into the juvenile jail. i saw so many there. >> the norm is to expect they reo reoffend. she knows if given the support, if given the resources can build lives to rebuild their family. the status quo is not acceptable. and she knows that that has to be challenged. >> i'm not only giving them a suit. i'm giving them their dignity. i'm giving them that spark that they thought they didn't have because they felt they were less than someone else. it's amazing what just feeling the part in a new suit can do. >> so listen, we'll continue to share these inspirational stories. be sure to join alisyn and me on saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern for the champions for change one-hour special. >> that was so inspiring, victor. what a great story. >> you know, i just love that shara has committed so much of her life. she'll meet a man in her parking lot and offer him suits and shoes and ties or anything, and she has been doing it

o word has gotten to us at the mighty $790.00 k of joe into our newsroom that a young man named andrew static has gone missing. andrew is a student at the north dakota state college of science. now, if you're wondering how andrew static looks, please go to k of g o dot com for that. let's help find out. oh, i had the feeling who's bad instantly in us back. and of course we tried calling them and texting and ah, me maybe skip klauser too. but if missing per day without letting us know what's going on, that wasn't. it wasn't andrew. i wouldn't never happened. ah, so then right in there i knew that was some, some good. ah, we decided to just drive down there and see what's going on because we knew it was more serious than jim just taken off. all friends gathered on the campus of n dfcs today baffled why, why would he just do this? so of course, graduation, you know, countless searches and still nothing. we've never had a student missed this long term. most of them we find within 24 hours. so it's been very, very frustrating. we're in campus police sergeant halligan's office and jason webb

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afghans who worked for the american lead coalition will form a pen can secures young this to say it's unlikely that the u. s. o u k will actually take proper responsibility for their mistakes. in this particular case, i doubt that there will be accountability if i can speak for the prince, but the united states never follows up on anything. they hope the low over united states did did the same thing. i can't believe that the british ministry would do the same thing. after the example of the united states, a put the lives of hundreds of interpreters and their families in, in dire, dire straits. and in many of them actually had been rounded up. as a consequence, attention has been pulled away from those who are stranded. they have become the forgotten ones they worked with with us and with, with the allies. they were promised to be taken care of. and we reneged on that promise. so this is, this is devastating. not only for the u. s. for the u. k. i martin got his, fell the activist accused of launching a cyber attack at the u. s. childrens hospital to expose what he calls mis treatment of a young girl says he do

tensions in an ongoing conflict over national identity is in basra, b o 0. china's government is cracking down on the freedom of young people wanting to remove what it calls negative and chaotic influences and entertainment, and promote socially values and fed new regulations target. celebrity find clubs, online gaming and l g b t q. i groups. katrina, you reports from beijing. millions of young fans loyal to famous actors and sing as our lucrative force in china's entertainment industry. now, celebrity sam clubs had to come the latest target of government regulators. authorities has banned activities, which encourage fans to spend money on their favorite start. online celebrity rankings, and discussions about their salaries are also prohibited. state media and newspaper . the global times says fan clubs could be used to manipulate lines and split chinese society. mega rich entertainers have been criticized and punished the tax evasion and other undesirable behaviors. the moves are part of agents efforts to promote chinese socialist values among young people and cracked down on so called negative influences and enter

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o. u. s. army veteran. it helped an american mother, marian and her 3 young children flee afghans. dance accused the state department of lying that it helped to carry out the rescue. washington's pulled around $31000.00 people out of the country after the pentagon withdrawal, but now faces accusations of claiming credit wherever it is not do. let's get some more details on that. now we go live to corey mills, who's the army combat veteran who coordinated the mission to get the family out of afghanistan. really appreciate you. joining us on our tea. mr. mills. first off. just even the logistics of trying to organize something like this seem bewildering and such a chaotic time of trying to get those people out of afghanistan. can just explain to us how you managed it. i'm sorry, no, i can't actually hear you. i apologize. can you hear me at all now, mr. mills? now i'm sorry. i still can't hear you. okay. we'll try and re stablish the connection and get back to you and try and resume this interview a little bit later on the, the shame that we will get the chance to talk to cory mills in due course, rice will have more

so they'll be a lot of congregation within this young, high security operation organization. and also within c, a, c o. but of russia is also doing a lot of exercises for all of that happen in parallel to russia. diplomatic efforts to do some type of normalization with a child, but we're not talking about their religion, which is ation or removing them from the least designated church organizations where they are in russia early to thousands. but it's a whole new policy from for, for moscow, for a little while. yeah. well, for better or worse, and i think a lot of people would say worse, that's how bad is there and you have to deal with them here. joshua, let me go back to you. i agree with the thrust of what you said in your 1st answer here that, you know, there's, you know, you're talking basically about a pivot. but, you know, one of the things that we've seen with the quote unquote war on terror is inflation threat. ok. and we've already seen, we saw it as the, the airport was being evacuated. what about ice is said, and what about al qaeda and you know, you see these people trying again to take a

o has a strategy of destruction. he is violent a terrorist since he was young. and unfortunately, he's now arming the population image summer time security kept the rival rally the path and there were few violent incidents reported. however, they clearly showed that brazil is polarized. now, as it has been for many years on both sides of preparing for what threatened to be a long and bitter election campaign than shine, la, i was his era friends, doctors and scientists are calling on authorities to protect them against intimidation, including death threats during the pandemic, i say they please for help have gone on, answered and some dr. to be even hot body guards. they've received threats in the mail and via phone calls on line post circle. she respected a feeling we are rebuked for respecting science, talking about so on popularizing science and spreading these ideas to the people so that i understand what i must respect. social distances were a mask and get vaccinated. most people who are working in victor, nations seem to vaccinate and the medical practice.

d the ty of phadelphia will pay2 milln to rica yog, a bla mother o was tacked ba horde police officersnd separed from her youngchild octoberast year. young was driving past an anti-police brutality protest when the assault took place. critics say the settlement, which comes from taxpayer dollars, does nothing to hold the philadelphia police accountable for their brutal attack. to see our interview with rickia young's lawyer, go to democracynow.org. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by my co-host nermeen shaikh. hi, nermeen. nermeen: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. am we begin today's show looking at afghanistan, a month after the taliban seized power. "the new york times" is reporting there has been a dramatic drop in violence in the afghan countryside following the taliban takeover and the u.s. withdrawal of troops. one doctor in wardak province reports having no patients with conflict-related injuries for the first time in over two decad

i'm embarrassed to say this but sometimes a young woman would come to me let's say ten or 15 years oounger and say if so ad so says i look nice in my address and you really want a buy on this sale because you will have to find another. today i wouldwh never say that, but then if somebody came to me and said he keeps touching me funny, we were on a warpath. >> we had some stature in the company at that point. the one that was gifted at this with cokie. she created networks wherever she went. she had that sense of she knew what it was and how to figure it out. >> you all together became this force at work but you had fun together and nina eluded to this. you helped each g other. can you talk about the fact that you would have dinner with each other all the s time and help eh other with life's tribulations and carried through obviously to work as well. can you talk a little bit about that? >> we would go to the movies and i think that even more than i did butut we went regularly, the three of us and our spouses and eventually sometimes susan. >> after my husband died, they folded me int

young republic. it was not a great looking place. : : : o many years -- >> well, but the world was used to the european standard of fabulous palaces and manicured gardens. and europe, which had been around for centuries building up its public places, it sounds to me like the early white house is what george washington would have wanted, something simple. an executive mansion, not a palace. >> that's absolutely correct. and the -- that's a good point, especially because george washington situated the front door of the white house exactly exactly where it stands today. every president including george washington has walked upon the white house grounds. >> tell me a little bit about what you know because you are an historian. you were not here as a gardener. you are here to tell us the life story of the area. was there a a real commitment early on or did it take decades before the grounds and the setting of the white house got money to do something about it? >> abigail adams the first first lady to live in the white house and we should be talking about the first lady's especially today she described it to

sister of north korea's leaders says, killing young is ready to consider ending the state of war with the south. but only if so scraps of hostile policies. kimmy o joan was responding to a call by the south korean president moon j in well fried small from so it is potentially quite important given that it is of course kimmie o jung, who tends to be the more critical uncompromising voice of the north korean government. in dealings with south korea and also the united states. and this is in response to the call from boone j and the president of south career at the un general assembly. who is desperate to try to restart negotiations with the north calling for a formal end to the korean war, which you said would be a pivotal moment for the whole of the korean peninsula. now he has made this call before, and initially it was greeted by north korea. with some dismissive nurse climate protesters have taken to the streets of bella and just 2 days before germans go to the post approach, i saw part of a global climate strike called bind. school students. climate change is one of the hardest topics in sundays elections on the july lawns killed nearly 200 p

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young. so the americans can't help, but feel somewhat strengthened by these countries being in the s c o because they are surrounding they also around in africa song. and it's no coincidence. i have a pizza about just stays after taliban conquerors. afghanistan. the taliban announced that they would guarantee the security of western pipelines in afghanistan. that was very talent. and then days after that the c i a director match with the leadership of the pilot. that was very talent. and i believe that sooner rather than later, you will see washington and london establish diplomatic relations with those relations of their. okay, well that the, the last page that saga has yet to be written. i agree with much of what you have to say, but i think the idea for a separate programs, i want to thank my guess in london and here in moscow. big reviewers for watching us here at our dc. you next time. remember the oh i use ah, with your nice work is a little boy the little girl and made are because i don't want the cars the choice of me. sure. it's underwood's lawyer. committed. it's in the not normal cour

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officials report the surgeon delta infections among young people. cuban authorities say the locally produced over 90 vaccine is safe for children. w h o says it will help lebanon and find solutions to its health care crisis. close to bankruptcy, lebanon a short of medical supplies and equipment. the w h o. secretary general is visiting by a week off the formation of a new government serious challenge in lebanon. a shortage of medical supplies, shortage of fuel, of banking problems. also, problems with water provision and electricity, which actually affects the health condition of the people of lebanon. and we have agreed on what we can do in the short term. and what can also be done in the long term. and based on the governments vision, we would be happy to support you in any way possible that hotter than david the country is in a deep economic crisis. all sectors of the economy have been affected. the state has all but collapse. basic services are collecting, including the health care sector, the world health organization, saying that the population health is at risk and the needs are immense. and that international organizations lik

o approval. in certain ways. the pediatric trial, many trials are in adults or teenagers, but in toddlers and young children. some of them are still for a company, but a lot of good back seems have shown really good promising children and they oftentimes cut the doses in children as well. yeah, i think i was going to ask you about the dosage. eric, because you know, what do we know then about the technology behind the children's job is the dosage any different from the vaccination. so the technology is before the cubans acting are they're based on proteins of unit. they're kind of like the know backs or in india, they call it co backs. they're kind of similar to novak's on callbacks. and so it's, it's, it's, it's old and technology. it's not brand new in any way. even m r a's, it's not that brand new. and so, and also does require freezing, simple basic refrigeration is enough, which is really good for law to look up in countries. and many other countries are also potentially is acting around and whatnot. and for pediatric doses i, they haven't come out with the explicit detail. the pdf produces that we know

the agency was quoting kimmy o jong, the sister of north korea's leader, she suggested such a meeting could happen if mutual respect was guaranteed. well, came young, john is a member of the national security advisory board of the south korean president's office. he says that the u. s. is largely to blame for the stall talks. actually, north korea has one nearly and negotiation with us government. she and those quotes were in the 9090, but that she tricia was not very good because as you remember, the change over the us to let you in from clinton to george w bush and or so in the 998 family, she th, and she's not allowed the, any possible or negotiation between north korea and the us. so, i mean, it's not, you know, she has always one to have a secretive guarantee, especially guaranteed by the us government to. so it's not nothing you know, and north korea you want to do it. and the problem me if the police environment and it was not allowed to pass the story gimme a john was a peacemaker in the context. gilbert north put on 40 policy. when we remember in the come chime warning in the winter on 4018, john was pissing me. and then after a failure o

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