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and if philip in government asked right forced a un 8 fly to a bought a landing in mid air. federal forces have carried out several raids on the cities since monday, targeting what they say is a base mckelly bus used as an training site by take re rebels. it's part of an offensive by if you open government to push back the fighters the tick way people's liberation front of the t p l. f. has taken back large parcel. the region from government forces in recent months is also sees territory in the neighboring m hara region. the government and allied armed groups are trying to recover those areas. both sides of the conflicts are accused of committing us dross. it is, is the up in federal government forces antigua rebels have been fighting for almost a year. prime minister abbey, i had sent troops to the region in november after accusing their to peer fighters of attacking a military base. the tip it earth has long dominated ethiopian politics, but has been at odds with prime minister abbey over reforms. the conflict has killed thousands of people and displaced more than 2000000 is also

air force even said it would happen in 2016. here, from their air force report, republican china and russian federation are flight testing maneuveringt make endanger u.s. forces in the continental u.s. how does hilary know about that? trump administration recognized the growing threat so they reacted remember the of space force? >> foreign competitors and adversaries have begun weapon isaac space. china launched a new military division to oversee war fighting programs in space. just like the air, the land, the sea, space has become a war fighting domain. dan: the left thought this was hilarious space force. there's a late-night comedian with dreaded airport. >> there's no threat in space, who are we fighting part satellites? frozen monkeys? seriously though, space force? he's not even done with wars on earth and he wants to fight in space? >> we've the space force, buzz light year. >> did trump stop at a we dispenser in california? >> the air force. dan: here is jen psaki weeks after to biden took office. >> scope of the space force. >> wow, space force. it's the plaintiff today. it's an interesting question, i am happy to check wit

federal government. you can also look at the air force and the military-industrial complex.reasingly embracing china as a central part of its message. the air force secretary is famous for saying the weapons he wants are designed to scare china. companies like lockheed martin have embraced power competition as a way of selling the need for continuing funds fm congress. beyond that, we have seen a new up-and-coming and legacy journalists and intellectuals, tech companies, academics, all almost overwhelmingly embrace this confrontational message that is being created around the china. i cannot emphasize this enough. there is little to no meaningful dissent about the direction that u.s. policy is being taken, what our goal is, how we are going to maintain stability and peace in asia over the long-term. this is particularly a problem, in my view, among democts in the house and senate. i know no democrats that have staked out a meaningful dissent position o china. there have been hundreds of bills introced, seeki to escalate tensions. i kn of no bills seeking to relax or manage t

> protesters gathered outside and air force base in utah, does that is have to do with the vaccine mandate. >> out of hill, employees of northrop grumman, major federalny industry or company because of the vaccine mandate? >> talking about the military, talking about readiness. stuart: another one for you. new york, new york state just issued a response to been and jerry's israel boycott. >> the pension fund pulling $111 million out of ben and jerry's. the decision to stop selling ice cream in the palestinian territory violated the state policy against the boycott and sanction of his real. the new york controller is yanking the money from unilever, $263 billion state pension funds, the third-largest invests $800 million. stuart: thank you. ted last oh is one of the biggest shows in streaming. watch this. >> you must be from england. >> another country? >> how many countries in this country? stuart: that was funny. i've not seen that before. he made an appearance on capitol hill. we will explain. over a third of all the restaurants in california cannot of paid -- pay their rent. how are they supposed to keep up with rising wages and inflation. saint c

federal contractors. iowa's governor signed a new law allowing workers fired for noncompliance with covid vaccine mandates to receive unemployment benefits. and next tuesday, a new deadline for the air force. up to 12,000 personnel have rejected orders to get fully vaccinated despite a pentagon mandate still the vast majority of active duty airmen, more than 96% are at least partially vaccinated and tonight, word that the u.s. supreme court won't block a covid vaccine mandate for health care workers in maine. back in new york city, officials say the last-minute push is working. the nypd now reporting more than 80% compliance, up from 70% last week. >> i think we're heading in the right direction. >> reporter: and with the rise in vaccinations and the fading delta variant, some encouraging news. new york city reported a covid test positivity rate of less than 1% lester >> all right gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> at the vatican today, the president and the pontiff. president biden meeting with pope francis and mr. biden making a striking admission while speaking to the french president. peter alexander is at the vatican. >> reporter: for president biden, a day of devotion and diplomacy. ame

federal reserve's internal watchdog plans to probe trading activity following revelations about transactions last year that forced regional jeeves kaplan and rosen grand to resign. global news, 24 hours a day, on airt bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. dani: thank you so much. coming up, abu dhabi and amsterdam based chemicals producer oci announced plans to list their fertilizer venture, which could be one of the biggest listings to date. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: it is bloomberg daybreak: europe. i'm dani burger in london. oci has announced plans to list their fertilizer venture as prices soar. fertiglobe's listing could be one of the biggest to date in the emirates, benefiting from a rebound in fertilizer sales and abroad commodities rally. bloomberg reported the company may be valued at about $7 billion including debt. joining me for an exclusive conversation is the ceo of fertiglobe. first off, thanks so much for joining us today. you announced the coming of this ipo, definitely an interesting time in energy and fertilizer market. why now? what is behind the timing of going public? >> sure. fertiglobe it's a joint venture betwe

air conditioning? about 100%. the white house, instead of spending a single moment trying to fix actual problems that actually affect your life, has turned the entire force of the federalent on this question: how can illegal aliens get more free stuff from the government? that tells you everything. ♪ ♪ so, tonight we want to premiere a trailer for a documentary we have been working on for about six months. it is but january 6th. we believe that it answers a lot of the remaining questions from that day. our conclusion? the u.s. government has in fact launched a new war on terror. it is not against al qaeda, it is against american citizens. nothing like this has ever happened in the history of our country. this is an attack on core civil liberties and it is essential that you know what is happening and that you resist it. what you are about to see it as part of our soon to be released three part series for "tucker carlson originals" called "patriot purge," it debuts november 1st. here is the trailer. ♪ ♪ >> the domestic war on terror is here. it is coming after. >> half of the country. >> the helicopters have left afghanistan and now they have landed here at home. >> the

federal contractors. iowa's governor signed a new law allowing workers fired for noncompliance with covid vaccine mandates to receive unemployment benefits and next tuesday a new deadline for the air forceet fully vaccinated despite a pentagon mandate. the vast majority, more than 96%, are at least partially vaccinated. word the u.s. supreme court won't block a covid vaccine mandate for health care workers in maine. back in new york city, officials say the last-minute push is working. the nypd reporting more than 80% compliance, up from 70% last week. >> so i think we're heading in the right direction. >> reporter: and here in new york city, with rising vaccination rates and the fading delta variant, some encouraging news, the city's covid test positivity rate is now below 1%. kendis and lindsey? >> gabe, thank you. >>> we have much more on the new york mandate, joining me right now is james mccarthy of the fdnc, also the uniformed fire officer's association president. james, good morning to you and thanks for being with us here. we're hearing concerns that response times could increase as a result of this. how do you see the real impact? for example, halloween weekend, do you expect ca

federal contractors. iowa's governor signed a new law allowing workers fired for noncompliance with covid vaccine mandates to receive unemployment benefits. next tuesday, a new deadline for the air forcee at least partially vaccinated. word that the u.s. supreme court won't block a covid vaccine mandate for health care workers in maine. back in new york city, officials say the last-minute push is working. nypd now reporting more than 80% compliance, up from 70% last week. >> i think we're heading in the right direction. >>> a turning point in the fight against covid. the fda authorizing kids ages 5 to 11 to receive the pfizer vaccine, leaving cdc approval the final hurdle before we could see shots in arms. that's expected the next couple of days. this is coming days after an fda advisory committee voted 17-0, with one abstention, in favor of recommending the vaccine for children. joining me is dr. uji blackstock. doctor, this is a huge game changer. as a mom of two young children, one who just turned 5, the other 3 so not yet qualified, i'm incredibly excited. talk to me about how this could change things. >> right. thank you so much for having me. so we had 28 million children betwee

federal contractors, and florida filed a lawsuit. >> we do have a responsibility to stand up for our authority here to governor ourselves. >> our thanks to nbc's gabe gutierrez for that report. >>> about 12,000 air forcejected orders to get fully vaccinated against the coronavirus despite a pentagon mandate. data from the third largest military service shows more than 96% of active duty airmen are at least partially vaccinated. they're refusing to say how many are outright refusing it versus those looking for exemptions because they're nearing an exit from the military. they're subject to punishment including possible dismissal from the service. they add that vaccinations have slowed and they say it's too late to begin a regimen now and be in compliance by the tuesday deadline. a pentagon spokesperson says nearly 87% of active duty troops are fully vaccinated. >>> still ahead, kyler murray throws away the undefeated record against the packers. >>> and an outdated term by peta. let's try to figure that out. sports is next. "way too early" will be right back. s next "way too early" will be right back for people who are a little intense about hydration. neutrogena® hydro boost lightweight. fragrance-free

air force has the earliest vaccination deadline among the military services which means they will be the first to deal with thousands of holdouts. roughly 12,000 active duty airmen risk being disciplined or dismiss federale dose of the shot by tuesday. now a spokesman telling cnn they are working through these requests for vaccine exemptions including religious or medical requests. so far over 96% of its force has complied with the mandate and counseling is being offered to those who are still hesitant. joining me to discuss all of this is retired u.s. air force colonel cedric leighton. good to see you, sir. it's interesting to me because you have the navy and marine corps with a different deadline to get vaccinated from the air force and also these lopsided vaccination rates across the military with tens of thousands refusing to get the covid vaccines. the military is supposed to be non-partisan and cohesive, and that's not what we're seeing. i mean, how does this impact morale? >> well, good morning, amara. it impacts morello quite a bit depending on which unit you're in. for example, u.s. special operations command is reporting about 98% vaccine compliance so 92% of its force, folks like delta force

thousands living near the air force base have had to use bottled water for drinking and cooking after it was found in their tap water. the infrastructure investment provides federalding for the treatment. this is a start and i look forward to working with my colleagues here on the committee to do more to address one of the most precious resources. in then areas that are particularly vulnerable. >> the program having an initiative in the previous administration but they are picking back up on to evaluate every site for the climate change impact so they are often running now on trying to update all the evaluations of the. contaminated site. air, water, land incorporates environmental justice into their evaluations for any new evaluations with community threats? >> congress has looked at the special appropriations already and they are working with the department of defense to make sure they address the contamination problems. now they just need the funds to start the cleanup you discuss the challenges and the efforts. it includes investments to 5 billion to help the communities. the federal government should take to assist in the communities like your own with neces