u. s a struck and killed and i'm on the as our hearing are in a suburb of, of cobble um and this troubled the u. s. sign and in and in our allies in that and that the, that the taliban regime immersed rushing, had promised in doha negotiations that there would be no, no terrorists harbored in there. but the bottom line that was 6 weeks ago and we just had a hosted exchange, a prisoner exchange, which is significant. and um, and the foreign minister basically said that he or afghan foreign minister did state that this up as a new chapter. so some things happen and there's a lot going on in the world around afghanistan and involving a nation's and so i would see there's not is a breakthrough, but it is promising, especially if it can help open up the humanitarian human rights and humanity. issues that concern all of us, graham it, when the thought about say this is a new era of relations with the u. s. is this an accurate characterization? no, probably not. that's probably a bit too optimistic on the part of the taliban. diplomats. some of whom would really like to see a more constructive relationship wit

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growing signs of weakness have some doubting prediction that china can overtake the u. s. economy by 2030, and no signs of el dorado for el salvador, one year after it made the coin legal tender. welcome t d w business. i'm christy platt's number lynn. apple is expected to announce its new i phone model today that's a little earlier than in previous years. it could be with hopes that an additional week or 2 on the market will have a positive effect on the quarterly figures. now holding a hybrid event online and in person marks another change to the way apple has been doing things. and more changes could be ahead when it comes to where it makes its gadgets. the i phone is apple's flagship product. nothing else means more to be american tech giant than the iphone does. almost $41000000000.00 worth of iphones were sold last quarter. that was just under half of apples. total revenue. i phone production is almost entirely based in china. and apple is becoming where you have this dependency. china 0 koby policy and strict locked downs paralyzed. it's partner fox con, which makes

and speaking of china, chinese exports slow in august, growing signs of weakness have some doubting predictions that china can overtake the u. s. economy by 2030, and no signs of el dorado for el salvador, one year after it made that coin legal, tender. welcome t d w business. i'm christy flats, and in berlin. apple is expected to announce its new i phone model today that's a little earlier than in previous years. it could be with hopes that an additional week or 2 on the market will have a positive effect on the quarterly figures. now holding a hybrid event online and in person marks another change to the way apple has been doing things. and more changes could be ahead when it comes to where it makes its gadgets. the i phone is apple's flagship product. nothing else means more to the american tech giant than the i phone does. almost $41000000000.00 worth of i. phones were sold last quarter, that was just under half of apples. total revenue.

landmark equal pay agreement has been signed by the us men's and women's football teams ending a long and at times acrimonious dispute. ah, the men's and women's u. s. national teams made history in signing their collective bargaining agreement . the new contracts include identical pay structures for appearances, tournament victories, and revenue sharing. the u. s. women have one for world cups in multiple olympic gold medals. the same never said i add to, we had them failed, and thus the same vibe we brought to this. so a super proud moment, really excited for everyone and, and really excited to see where this pushes the game on. ah, the union's also agree to pool fif was payments for the me as world cup later this year. in next years women's world cup. this comes after years of struggling for equitable pay and treatment. the u. s. women filed a federal gender discrimination lawsuit against you, our soccer in 2019. it drew international attention and was settled with us. soccer agreed to pay the women $24000000.00 us dollars. and reminder of our top story we're following at the sour ukraine has hold for residents living in russia, occupied areas n

u. s. decided to seek a political solution with afghanistan. then president donald trump signed a peace deal with the taliban for a transfer of power. his successor, president joe biden upheld the decision to withdraw us troops are made. the decision was clear. ours, after 20 years, a trillion dollars spent training and equipping hundreds of thousands of afghan as security and defense forces. i will not send another generation america to war and i can't stand with no reasonable expectation of achieving the different outcome. in july 2021, the center of us military operations in bank graham was swiftly evacuated. afghanistan's national army found it now put to the test. after 2 decades, it would now have to defend the country by itself. and it lacked proper training and how to counter guerrilla warfare without us as support. emboldened but taliban launched a 75000 strong offensive across the country. the african army quickly faltered. many unit surrendered without a fight. so this whole area is under taliban control. our administration is fully functional each and every departmen

u. s. president joe biden to be arriving eminently here. he will likely sign a book of condolences for the queen of england. this is something that customarily the u. s. president does, when the head of state of a foreign nation has passed away. he signed a book of nolan says for the former prime minister of japan, sions obeyed before the japanese embassy a few months ago were expecting him to arrive. eminently biden has not spoken about the queen's passing yet to day, but his white house has released a lin, a lengthy statement. speaking of the special relationship that the queen had not only with biden personally, but also with the people of the united states, biden writing in that statement about the queen, she was a states woman of unmatched dignity and constancy, who deepened the bedrock alliance between the united kingdom and the united states, and by it and just one of many american leaders who have reacted strongly and emotionally to the queen's passing. we've also heard from all the living, former president of the west, from donald trump, to obama, to

u. s. senate on august the 2nd 2022, and signed into law by president biden on august the 10th. ah ah, it's a small ray of hope for leroy who's been waiting for nearly a decade to get his injury claims approved. and some veterans are getting disillusioned. they feel the u. s. government is giving more attention to bringing african refugees into the country. both america's war on terror in afghanistan and iraq came to a close opted 20 long years. it's major goal was to ensure that america's external enemies lose the ability to plot plan and execute another $911.00. but what about america's domestic security situation? some experts say spikes and domestic white supremacist activism have regularly followed the closure of major military hostilities or after the withdrawal from vietnam and the 1st gulf war in the late ninety's white power groups trying to recruit active duty soldiers, reservists, and veterans to form militias or ah, these extremist white groups found political legitimacy with the arrival of donald trump and an election campaign that deeply polarized the country. how

and i'd also like to sign car briefers, u. s. g to carlo and a s g bronze caris for their sobering updates. and i also take note of the briefing of miss trick. like many households in new york and around the world. many of us have been consumed this week with preparing for the start of the school year. this should be a joyful and exciting time for families and particularly for school children, which makes it very difficult to imagine it amidst the conflict we are discussing today or any other ongoing conflicts around the world. on the security council's agenda, the images of ukrainian children back in their classrooms have been profoundly moving for the resilience they show as the war has not spared some 2300 educational institutions and destroyed 300 according to un reports. the war in ukraine has, like all wars disproportionately affected women and children at this particular time of the year. we recall unicef estimates that over to 1000000 children have fled their country, and many others have been internally displaced. some m

am i think so far we haven't seen any real signs that russia is mobilizing nuclear forces. the u . s. intelligence kind of sources are not seeing anything, then at least not talking about seeing anything there. and i think this is a bluff for now. and also in terms of ukraine using its western weapons. we'd heard in the past that america saying that ukraine must only use these weapons on its own territory, not against russia proper, but seeing as no one outside of russia is going to recognize these a referendum their results that doesn't change anything. ukraine will continue to use high mars another western systems against russian positions internet sconce, cardon, and crimea for that matter. so i think basically this is about the political kind of log logics logic behind your russia storytelling and doesn't really change very much in the battlefield for now. okay, we'll have to leave it there. a car spotted nick connelly. hearken, ian has knocked out cuba entire electricity system, leaving the country of 11000000 people in the dark. she was electricity provider says, work is underw

u. s. interests in the region. the u. s. proposed economic assistance seems predetermined and based on insufficient analysis to put it simply the u. s. economic assistance is insufficient. the pacific nations were phase o to sign the declaration comes just a few months off. the solomon islands signed a security agreement with china. washington raised its concerns, however, failed to dissuade the solomon islands from signing the security packs with beijing match. whoops, and form associate minister of foreign affairs of new zealand studies at the pacific nations wants to pursue their own independent path. the solomon islands and the marshall islands, to another small group of islands where the burgundy carried out the nuclear tests . they have real cause issues with united states or less than the help of the people. all of these countries are saying a very clearly recall what we demand l sovereign rights. and particularly it's related to the issue of me to work with china on an equal wipers. welcoming them. and not just of all the types. i think it will be resolved that the states have to back down from it sits to what was really demanding is will give you money, will give you these things if you have nothing t

u. s. proposed economic assistance seems predetermined and based on insufficient analysis to put it simply the u. s. economic assistance is insufficient. on the pacific nations refusal to sign the declaration comes just a few months after the solomon islands find a security agreement with china, washington res. these concerns, however, failed to dissuade the solomon islands from signing the security of parts with beijing. let's now cross live to robson former associate minister of foreign affairs of new zealand. ma, thanks for joining us here. nazi this morning please. you know what you make of the solomon islands refusal to sign this declaration with washington all as make your clear statement that we're not going to be pushed around. i think i've read reports coming to some sort of agreement, and i haven't had those confirmed at the moment. but the solomon islands and the marshall islands to another small group of islands where the americans carried out the nuclear test. they have real cause issues with the united states or less than the help of the people. all of these countries saying very clearly recall what we demand l sovereign whites. and particularly it's related t

u. s. reaction on russia's annexation plans and that signing ceremony. do to start any minute now. kimberly 1st over to you, what are we hearing out of the u. s. 1 well, the position of the united states with regard to the actions of russia are very clear, the united states will not accept the annexation that is taking place. in fact, just the opposite. the what the position they of the united states is is that these referenda that is taking place that is sort of predicating this signing ceremony. 1 is really one that me and i say, sees as a shower made says in the prove that it's offering. it says that it has seen videos of people being coerced in some cases, armed guards going door to door, forcing people in these regions, these 4 regions to cast their ballots. in many cases under giraffe, being coerced, intimidated, other words forced to vote him for this reason. the white house press secretary crecia here saying that the united states is prepared to oppose with economic consequences against russia for this annexation. now, what we can tell you is that the united states is not sa

u. s. is a major is full of liquefied natural gas and will expect more income from his allies as it imposes sanctions against moscow. this is germany has just signed a 20 year contract with a major u. s. gas supply. one of the few options left the europe as it cuts tides with russia, all t correspondent, fear on isabel experience. washington's motivations behind the sanctions. i desire for the conflict to continue the economic fall out on europe from russian sanctions is clear, but the actions to their own detriment appear to be to the benefit of the us so much so that some have claimed this is a control demolition of the european economy a lead to unconfirmed document by the rand corporation in american non profit global policy. think tank financed by the us government. contains our report titled containment of germany for the united states and the world. detailing and a parent call to collapse, the german economy. the only feasible way to guarantee germany's rejection of russian energy supplies is to involve both sides in the military conflict in ukraine. all further actions in this country will inevitably lead to a military response from russia

u. s. president joe biden biden also paid a visit to buckingham palace, where he signed the book of condolences. he said it was important that he made the journey it's about 20 people with dignity. i talked about how my mother and father thought that everyone, no matter who they were, no matter what their station emitter where their fruit deserve. retreated with london's police force has spent days gearing up for the funeral, which promises to be a huge security operation. some royal enthusiasts have been making their own preparations for the funeral procession. capping out on the street in a bid to secure a good spot to catch a glimpse of the queen's final farewell. and we can speak now to d. w berg masters, joining us from london to get the official lying and states has just ended for days for nights. tell us a little bit more about that. did it go as expected? well, the also, if you it was going to be a big event. it was called london bridge and it was plan in details really for decades. but i'm not sure that they really could envisage anyway, this out touring of the really to hundreds of 10

u. s. territory of puerto rico. particle, hain reports a sign of an island hit again. this bridge built after the last hurricane to hit puerto rico washed away. 2 days before the 5th anniversary of hurricane maria. now fiona maria was a category for fiona, a one. but the devastation appears to be just as wide spread. real nevada going thing. therefore, this is the plot to river from the bridge and com or you. it is approximately 10 feet from hitting the bridge. this is crazy. the governor of puerto rico has called the damage catastrophic and more just audio in many areas that had never seen flooding, there has been an unprecedented accumulation of water. in fact, in many areas, it was greater than what we saw during hurricane maria. my, you're up to $76.00 centimeters of rain was forecasted to fall in some parts of puerto rico houses. businesses washed away, landslides are continuing, and more than 1300000 people are without electricity and will likely stay that way for days or weeks. many also don't have access to clean water. at my age, i've never seen anything like

u. s. president joe biden biden also paid a visit to buckingham palace, where he signed the book of condolences. he said it was important that he made the journey it's about treating people with dignity. i talked about how my mother and father thought that everyone, no matter who they were to matter what their station no matter where they're from, deserve retreated. london's police force has spent days gearing up for the funeral, which promises to be a huge security operation. some royal enthusiasts have been making their own preparations for the funeral procession, capping out on the street in a bid to secure a good spot to catch a glimpse of the queen's final farewell. and we can frustrate to london now. wendy w correspondent, bentley get, is standing by fresh bout now. this is the 1st to state funeral in the u. k. since 1965. can you talk us through the day? bank? i think we back. can you hear me? i apologize. we seem to have some technical problems here. we'll try to get back to our correspondent bank. they got a little later in the show, all right, to ukraine. now, where keith says that it

u. s. secretary offense, air lloyd austin, invited more than 50 members to show this sign of the wavering support, a for ukraine to defend itself against russia. are you quite rightly point out that that's the prime minister of ukraine not. and i'll present the lensky. i've been in the face all the looming energy crisis. how big is europe's willingness to send more weapons to ukraine? as you can see there, even some politicians who are looking at the problems with energy, he'll say that nordstrom to, for example, pipeline should be a resume to have the problem of energy. we have the problem of sanctions. some saying that we should find another way of talking to put in to talking to moscow not sending any more weapons, but the position and specially members of their own government from the pro business of to p part you have been to keep with been there and said that germany should be quicker, should not drag it's feed when it comes to sending heavy military equipment. the discussion is still ongoing. and one of the opening remarks today was also this a lot to talk about when we look at the

u. s. president joe biden was a few hours ago signing the book of condolences within the embassy. they're greeted by the british ambassador and her husband, in writing, in that book, in the 1st entry of what will be many ones has opened to the public to morrow. writing that the american people mourn with those who are in great britain and across the commonwealth. now biden also spoke briefly about the queen's passing on stage just a few minutes ago at a political fundraiser, calling her and incredibly gracious woman. now the relationship between these 2 dev dates back nearly 4 decades and back in 1982 is when then senator biden met the queen of england and throughout the time they were in touch, his last in person meeting with her was a little over a year ago in june of last year, when he was welcome to windsor castle by her while he was in the u. k for the g 7 summit. and he describes this close relationship between the u. s. and great britain that was symbolized by the personal relationship that queen elizabeth as monarch also had with not only himself president biden, but also

sign. she visited the u. s. on state visits the same amount of time. so that just goes to show just how much the british royal family also appreciated the strong linked to germany. all right, nina has a we will be coming back to you once. sir. chancellor schoultz has spoken, but for the moment we'll leave it there. thank you very much for that wrap up now to get some of the reactions from across europe. my colleague jack park joins been out from bath brussels. jack, how are your repair leaders responding to the queen's death? we've had a statement in the european commission president of on the line you called her an anchor of stability in the hardest times saying not only that, but also that she took personal inspiration from the queen for i am going to have to interrupt you momentarily. but because we are seeing german chance that i know how old are mantell ladies learned, had taken out or to the death of the british clean. elizabeth. the 2nd moves and touches every one of us across the globe. there is grief and a real sense or sympathy with the famil

u. s. sending weapons? i mean, it seems like every single week they're signing off on another new military aid package here. how does that affect the overall risk in the region? well, to some extent it increases it, but on the other hand, most of the weapons and the aid that's being provided is really pretty mundane. it's not top of the line stuff, a lot of the stuff is right out of inventory. and it is really this, this gifting of our inventory to ukraine and other countries is very much a domestic management tool for the military industrial complex which needs to buy more stuff all the time. and this provides an opportunity for defense companies, particularly the major ones that really are the established events in this country to make money, to win contracts, to put forth new ideas or new weapons and that kind of thing. so we have to understand part of this as a domestic welfare white collar welfare program. back in the united states, defense industrial complex. that's a big part of this in the future. if we extend new and modern weapons some years from now, certainly it would increase in the di stabilis

u. s. president joe biden came to pay his respects in london to sign the book of condolence, and to offer his recollections for the much celebrated monarch. she was the same in person this year as her image, decent, unable, and all much service and harsh go out to the royal family. came charles in all the family and the laws that leaves a giant hole. and joe biden is, of course, to join hundreds of dignitaries at a funeral. that is an unprecedented challenge for britons police and security services. the brief is simple, keep everyone safe. but the execution could hardly be more complex. it is the most nightmarish scenario for a security apparatus in the world. it's something that i've never encountered. olivia kita is a security analyst who's looked after us presidential candidates. we talking about once in a lifetime event, with possibly $500.00 heads of states, kings and queens and v i p coming at the same time at the same place. but then you have on top of that, potentially millions of british that are going to be lining up the street. so it's, it's a double whammy nightmarish scenario

u. s position very clearly the u. s. president himself saying the united states will never accept the results of what it sees as a sham referenda that led to the signing ceremony. that took place in russia very in the last couple of hours. the feeling by the united states at the, the results of this referenda were manufactured, that the people that participated in this were coerced, that in many cases the united states says there was video that was witnessed by members of the us government where people were forest intimidated to cast their ballots and as a result, not only does the united states not recognize this, but they believe that this is a violation of international law. so as a result, along with, in a, in conjunction with partners and allies, the united states says it will see that russia pays for this in terms of punishing and punitive economic consequences. thank you so much. kimberly, over to our diplomatic editor james base, joining us from the united nation. so the united nations security council expected to meet later on today. james, talk us through what we can expect. yeah, i was just down at the security council moments ago actually

u. s. with the men's and women's national team, signing an agreement to ensure equal pay. the new contracts include identical pay structures for appearances and tournament victories. revenue sharing an equitable distribution of wild comp prize money is worth announcing other national football associations will ready have equal pay for men and women, including england, brazil, spain, and australia. i mean is so good. i just like such a proud moment for all of us. i'm thinking back to all of the players that have come through just the work that was done specifically on the c, b a. but really before that to lay the groundwork and just knowing how much we put into it, you know, how much effort we've spent doing just that, you know, the same never said i had to, we had on the field. that's the same vibe we brought to this. so a super proud moment. really excited for everyone in and really excited to see where this pushes the game on. that is all your sports from me, from our pizza. we'll have another update just after $1545.00 at gmc really looking forward to it. thanks joe. ma