the night to remove debris and to look for victims authority say around 30 people are still unaccounted for. the u. s. president joe biden has said that washington would defend taiwan if china staged a quote, unprecedented attack. speaking in an interview with cbs, he added that the u. s. still maintains it's one china policy and does not support taiwan independence. now, china has responded by saying biden's remarks of barely violate washington's policy . taiwan is a self ruled island that beijing claims as part of its own territory. and i'm joined now by our correspondent pound wine in taipei. tell us about the reaction in taiwan to biden's remarks. united states president joe biden on sunday, reaffirm that the u. s. troop defend taiwan human defense of chinese invasion. how a ministry of foreign affairs will come that i that has that. and on monday, the spokes person expressed the or think and emphasize that biden administration took office public has repeatedly reiterated the security company. men of the united states to taiwan and taiwan will continue to extend its self defense capabilities and

u. s. still allow ukrainian troops to use us weaponry to defend against russians in those territories, no matter what the outcome of these referendums and this, these possible annexations ukraine has the absolute right to defend itself throughout its territory, including to take back the territory that has been illegally seized one way or another by russia. so essentially we have a situation where if the referendums do result in the dod vast regions joining the russian federation, the united states would then give it's blessing to an attack on russian territory with weapons that it's supplied to the government in kia. now that is a red line, as far as russia is concerned, russia will not allow russian territory to be attacked. now, this is quite an important statement. we heard from the u. s. secretary of state. and it comes as the united states and nato continue to insist that they are not involved in the conflict despite supplying weapons. this is the nato ci, we need to ensure that this doesn'

u. s. still allow ukrainian troops to use us weaponry to defend against russians in those territories, no matter what the outcome of these referendums and this, these possible annexations ukraine has the absolute right to defend itself throughout its territory, including to take back the territory that has been illegally seized one way or another by russia. while for more nak, let's close tacos fund and caleb now pen in new york. caleb, a warning statement from the u. s. secretary of state, what's behind it? so essentially we have a situation where if the referendums do result in the dog bass regions joining the russian federation, the united states would then give its blessing to an attack on russian territory with weapons that it supplied to the government in gear. now that is a red line as far as rush. ready is concerned, russia will not allow russian territory to be attacked. now this is quite an important statement. we heard from the u. s. secretary of state. and it comes as the united state

u . s. still showers in the mountains states across the central plains as well. but dry bath, for example, in arizona, i'm off it's wet in florida and most of the kind of been out. and it's also been worn. dominique of, for example, 36.3 high temperature ever recorded, have to say on this on. but it's accompanies this time of year by increasing cloud and showers, that for any of the out in small or big the heaviest ratings to the west of that. now she's through the gulf of mexico through mexico itself, with an orange tops suggesting pretty big dam pulse. there's been a persistent lane of line of rain from bolivia through northern prudent was the southeast of brazil that's falling apart. now, as you can see and south of it, where it should be cold, actually looking quite warm. the brink assessments, how much support is there for st protest that we've seen in coffee and across the rest of the country? the st movement has been very good. that's happening in the co confound the people across the country. informed opinions we will say more of what is happening is that

u . s. still showers in the mountains states across the central plains as well, but it's dry by, for example, in arizona all sits wet in florida and most the caribbean islands. it's also in warm dominique, for example, 36.3 high temperature ever recorded. have to say on this on, but it's a company that this time of year by increasing cloud and showers, that's for any of the out in small or big the heaviest. right. is to the west of that largely through the gulf of mexico through mexico itself, with his orange tops suggesting pretty big damp poles. there's been a persistent lane line of rain from bolivia through those imprudent was the southeast of brazil that's falling apart. now, as you see and south of it, where it should be cold, actually took quite warm ah, with a journey a baby. and one of necessity in 3 different nations that all facing the challenge of driving on nicaragua was and was at the mercy of its unpredictable tropical weather. ah, risking it. nico rack us out to say around i the ot

u. s. was still an 8.3 percent and in fact, take higher than it had been in july. the u. n. a u. s. a new you have called for an immediate de escalation of fighting between on media and as a by john 49 armenian troops, and 50 as a by johnny soldiers were killed on monday night. ukraine says it's a means you take back all of its territory under occupation by russian forces. he cranes military has been on a rapid counter offensive to the northeast. president vladimir lensky says his forces are in full control of more than 8000 square kilometers of territory. recapture from russia. moscow as admitted its forces have been outnumbered in the past week. william rito has been sworn in his kenya's president tufted, narrowly winning last month's elections. the ceremony was held a week after the supreme court upheld his victory. his political rival, rolla, dingo, had challenged the results from state headlines. more news coming up here on al jazeera white off to return to witness 03 . and she got shocked by that medicine that the other one has india. i know them went to the dodge as in get if

u . s. still showers in the mountains states across the central plains as well, but it's dry by, for example, in arizona. i'm also it's wet in florida and most the caribbean islands. it's also in warm dominique, for example, for the 6.3 high temperature ever recorded. have to say on this on, but it's a company this time of year by increasing cloud and showers that for any of the out in small or big the heaviest. right, is to the west of that, largely through the gulf of mexico through mexico itself, with his orange tops suggesting pretty big damp polls. there's been a persistent lane line of rain from bolivia through those imprudent walls at the southeast of brazil that's falling apart now as you see and south of it where it should be cold actually. so could quite warm. ah. beneath the surface lies the dock has died in british politics, an exclusive al jazeera investigation coming scene. ah, leo has big plans to turn its largest fellows into spectacles. but inside velez, he can't actually veda has

u. s. still has a problem with the virus and that there is more work to do. cdc says right now about 360 people die from covid every day here in the us watching ktvu backs two news at 6 30 new details in a horrific crash involving three children as they were walking home from school in antioch ktvu is brooks jarocz reports. the siblings all suffered serious injuries, leaving the family devastated. just two blocks from their antioch's home while walking home from school friday. three siblings, two brothers and their sister were struck and thrown after two cars collided. my heart is broken for these kids, and i can i hope and pray that they're going to be okay. police say a 10 mercury mystique was about to turn off sycamore drive when a red chevy impala traveling at high speeds trying to pass on the left. witnesses say the impact sent the red car into the kids on the sidewalk. ending up against this house. lady was saying, where's my daughter? where is my baby? and i walked around the side of the house and saw the shooting and in the middle of the grass looked

u. s still running high, the federal reserve is raising interest rates to try to cool the economy and thesencreases think you really got to quell this inflationary wildfire? ah or we're going to see a period like the seventies, which is a lost decade of wages and earnings and a real destruction in the in the wealth of americans, fox news poll found 59% of voters are extremely concerned about inflation and higher prices. prices were outrageous. you can really tell because you're paying the same amount of money, but it's less product. i think what they call it shrinks elation, president biden declared tackling inflation. his number one economic priority, his administration says there's still more work to do, but insists the country is on the right track. we are seeing some encouraging signs, including inventories up used vehicle prices down and a cooling housing market, which is important it will take more time and resolved to bring inflation down. which is why again we pass thinflation reduction act. federal reserve officials will meet next week. with an expectation chairman jerome powell wi

u. s. still a few shall around the south in the interior, quite warm, but quite quiet. actually things looking rather more reasonable, but it's hot in the west katha airway issue and i know the journey now diverse range of stories from across the globe. from the perspective of our networks, journalists on al jazeera this is al jazeera ah hello money inside the news, our lie from day hall coming off the next 60 minutes. deep concern for the help of persons. queen elizabeth buckingham palace announces she's on the medical supervision. this government is moving immediately to introduce a new energy price guarantee that you guys knew. prime minister list trust announces plans to cult household energy bells us sexual state antony blinking, arrives in the ukranian capital key on an unannounced visit. and the un warns human developments been set back 5 years. fine, unprecedented series of crises, including the pandemic conflict on climate change and a transport funds of action from the champions league, including a crushing defeat for liverpool. plus the latest from the us. i'

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u. s still running high, the federal reserve is raising interest rates to try to cool the economy and thesece increases. i think you really got to quell this inflationary wildfire. ah or we're going to see a period like the seventies, which is a lost decade of wages and earnings and a real destruction in the in the wealth of americans, fox news poll found 59% of voters are extremely concerned about inflation and higher prices. prices were outrageous. you know, you can really tell because you're paying the same amount of money, but it's less product. i think with the college shrinks elation, president biden declared tackling inflation, his number one economic priority administration says there's still more work to do, but insists the country is on the right track. we are seeing some encouraging signs, including in inventories up used vehicle prices down and a cooling housing market, which is important. it will take more time and resolved to bring inflation down. which is why again we pass the inflation reduction act. federal reserve officials will meet next week with an expectation chairman

u. s still running high, the federal reserve is raising interest rates to try to cool the economy and thesece increases think you really got to quell this inflationary wildfire? ah or we're going to see a period like the seventies , which is a lost decade of wages and earnings and a real destruction in the in the wealth of americans, a fox news poll found. 59% of voters are extremely concerned about inflation and higher prices. prices were outrageous. you know, you can really tell because you're paying the same amount of money, but it's less product. i think with the college shrinks elation, president biden declared, tackling inflation. his number one economic priority, his administration says there's still more work to do, but insists the country is on the right track. we are seeing some encouraging signs, including in inventories up used vehicle prices down and a cooling housing market, which is important. it will take more time and resolved to bring inflation down. which is why again we pass the inflation reduction act. federal reserve officials will meet next week with an expectation ch

u. s. still a few showers around the south in the interior, it's quite warm, but quite quiet. and she things looking rather more reasonable, but it's hot in the west. ah, the extraordinary men and women who are breaking the mold from the taxi drivers investing everything they have in to their mini bus only to face extreme danger on the suitors rough his tracks. to the jockey turn, power, magic saving lives, transporting the sick and elderly from medical help blue to whisking. it's all oh now which is 0. with lou. ah, how again you're watching al jazeera, remind about top stories is, are and united kingdom's queen elizabeth. the 2nd is under medical supervision at her scotland home balmoral castle. a doctor say there concern for her health, rural officials say her son and her child was already arrived to join her and other close family members are traveling there now. alright, let's take a look at queen elizabeth 70 is on the throne. she was born in 1926 in london. at that point she was not expected to become queen. but after the application of her uncle edward the 8th, her fat

u. s. security contract to edward snowden. following his request, the u. s. authority still wants the whistleblower to be sent to the country to face a criminal trial on espionage charges. our. our position has not changed. mister snowden should return to the united states, where he should face justice as any other american citizen would. not just for a bit of background on the snowden story, working as a private conference in the national security agency, he revealed secret information gathering programs conducted by the agency in 2013, the documents revealed vast domestic and international surveillance operations. and afterwards he spent a month in moscow, airports, and applied for asylum in 20 countries, including russia, where he was granted permanent residency. back in $21415.00 said that the whistleblower would not be handed over one pretty much. he ended up in transit zone, and then no country would take him. so what were we supposed to do? russia is not a country that hands over those, fighting for human rights. former officer raymond mcgovern says that the us media

u. s. and it's still lashing florida with strong winds and torrential rain. twisted debris is all that's left at this beach front shopping center. hurricane ian has left a trail of destruction as it caught a cross florida. buildings have been torn from their foundations. many residents are still trapped by flood waters. and where the water has receded residents a left to peek through their shattered homes. as if there is this, the most horrifying sounds in all and with the brief flying everywhere, no doors flying off everywhere the bathrooms are down here, areas is completely smashed in from all the water is just material things law were alive. and so there's a lot of he were here that didn't make it as terrible terrible. i guess a surprise you pay for being at sea level roads and bridges have been washed away hampering rescue efforts. president joe biden has pledged federal government recovery support. he warned, the danger has not yet passed. this could be the deadliest hurricane in florida history. the numbers of still are still aren't clear, but we're hearing early reports what may be sub

u. s. is stealing around 80 percent of serious daily oil production, causing losses of over $100000000000.00 to serious oil and gas sectors. around 900 u. s. soldiers are still based in syria after launching a campaign against i sell in 2014. with former us president donald trump admitting the mission was eventually mostly focused on serious oil fields. or we're keeping the well, we have the oil, the oil is secure. we left troops behind only for the oil. so he has raised the issue with the un secretary general urging the u. s. to so violating the syrian people's rights. the foreign minister again says that the u. s. presence should end as it no longer helps fight terrorism in the country on, since i have one agile, an analogy that come out to us must restore its army soon or later. they will withdraw. that's a fact. they will no longer be in syria. they can leave the country with minimal losses. the u. s. is not fighting terrorism in syria. this is ally, syria, together with its allies and friends, represented by russia, is fighting against terrorism. it was with them that we fought against isis, and japan underscore, and also liberated many syrian territori

u. s. is still in contact with it taliban and keeping a sort of engagement guitar helped mediate the release of mark frederick's and has been pivotal and hosting negotiations between the u. s. and the taliban. now at least one other american remains a hostage in afghanistan and u. s. president joe biden says more needs to be done to ensure all citizens abroad are freed leah harding inside story del ha. the u. s. has refused to recognize the taliban administration since it took control of galveston in august. last year. american troops were forced to withdraw completely after 2 decade occupation. the taliban is not internationally recognized as a legitimate government, especially after a backtrack on pleasures to uphold him a rice and women's education. international aid has all but dried up pushing most of the population into poverty. the un estimate, 6000000 people are at risk of famine. last week the u. s. announced it was setting up a relief fund using afghan central bank assets. it froze loss here to prevent the taliban from accessing the money. ah, let's bring in our gas in washington d

u. s. and it's still lashing. florida with strong winds and torrential rains, a trail of destruction after making landfall in florida, south west hurricane e and left flooded neighborhoods. leaving many trapped this hospital was badly affected. evacuations another pods. further along the hurricanes, trailer ongoing governor, the santas called to storm his tory we've never seen a flood of that like this. we've never seen storm surge of this magnitude and it hit an area where there's a lot of people in a lot of those low lying areas. and it's going to end up doing extensive damage to a lot of people's homes with a storm already passed. it was a harrowing experience with just relentless spinning, constantly just over us over here. the metal banging against the building is dark. you don't know what's going on out there. hancock last night this way in and they're brand new. i know you but yeah, there are standard bar poses, then others were not that lucky. this could be florida se deadliest hurricane on record. u. s. p

u. s. and is still lashing. florida with strong winds and torrential rains. blue hurricane hunters flying to the eye of storms. to gather data for meteorologists. oh, but this hunter was shocked by the strength of this hurricane. he says e n will be one to remember. at today's flight was certainly are the roughest that i've been on in my 6 years of doing this. and it was is a messy pass. and i think even if you know in the future we fly through a storm and it and the being worse than that, it will still be one that i think back. honestly, i well was it worse than he and i'm not sure. ian has turned florida sandy, beaches and coastal towns into a disaster zone. streets have been turned into rivers and nearly 2000000 homes and businesses are without power. hundreds of thousands of people have been ordered to evacuate, but some of chosen to write out the hurricane. you as president joe biden has urged people to heat the safety precautions his life for him. you should obey all warnings and directions from earnest. officials. don't take anything for granted. use t

u. s. are still more expensive than ever. the consumer price index, a key inflation indicator showed inflation is still close to a 40 year high, instead of cooling off as many had expected. while gas prices are down, most other essential are up, like rent went up 20 percent. they would take. so from $600.00 to $8200.00. so that's the big, big ride and medical expenses went to the dentist about a couple of months ago. and to a stretch. so something is like a 150 before used to be only 5055, maybe 70 the most wall street fault at the inflation news. the dow jones industrial average plummeted more than 1200 points. falling nearly 4 percent. it was the worst day for american investors since june 2020 was clear from core inflation readings and some internals that we look at that we still have a broadening inflation problem. it's seeping into more. ready parts of the economy, the us president joe biden said unemployment remain low, and the stock market doesn't necessarily reflect the state of the economy. he seemed unfazed during a

u. s. is still a strong currency and it's been for a while since $940.00 because you have restrictions. they came. we're actually put in we can also call it petro dollar because that's why you've got it strong valued, and even the governments of so we're actually a push to trade in us dollars. and we can also see the china, for example, when it's b r u to the built in ro initiatives with its multi partners. he's actually asking to get paid back. busy in you want, including fortner's is such as pakistan and sir lanka. and also many other initiatives. they're actually asking to actually change the system, including the bilateral chantry turns just what we're actually this is a new system that actually is not going to be using the switch to many more. so now we have this very difficult situation where many western states are refusing to buy or pay for russian oil and gas in rubles, as moscow has requested. but is this policy strategically correct? especially in light of the latest deal between russia and china. while it is tragically correct, because there is, there are not launches again,

u. s. territory is still without power. it marched over the dominican republic, destroying homes and businesses, as it went, then brushed the bahamas and swept by bermuda on friday. and now it's on track to make a very rare hit on eastern canada total rainfall amounts. again, we're looking at some of the same numbers we were looking at yesterday with the 10250, was some localized them how that could exceed 150. and the gray area that you see on the map here in nova scotia is for, for areas that potentially could exceed a $150.00 millimeters. currently a category for storm it may lands a post tropical storm bringing potentially dangerous storm searches, wins and likely massive power outages. people shouldn't be dung, things that may sound self evident, but don't go to the water and try to be a big shot. don't, don't surf, we go surfing, hear that. that sounds great, but don't sure if in a hurricane and as it passes, all eyes will then turn southward. another tropical depression in the caribbean has formed that forecaster se

u. s. are still many people, many millions that are still vulnerable because they haven't or won't take the vaccine in any form that remains the challenge. doesn't that full clinicians? that does were made a challenge. i mean, we had very good uptake of the initial, she goes back, seems serious. i mean, you know, much better than we see in any other vaccines that we offer 2 adults. so that's good. what we've not had is good of a response. what. ready began offering boosters and the hope is that this booster, this, this formulation because it's different, maybe a little more attractive people. there's a reason to get this. it's different. it's been taylor, it's more effective about the various because back saying that we're saying now dr . pleasure, good to see, to thank joining us from charlotte based on the august has been the worst month the wildfires in the brazilian amazon since 2010, the national space research agency trying to the increase of 12 percent in the past 30 days with more than 40000 was reported that these numbers come as brazilians are preparing to vote in the upcoming pre

u. s. was still at 8.3 percent and in fact i take higher than it had been in july. so when you break down that number, even further of that shows the greater concern, because while gas prices have fallen in the us, the prices of other essential goods, lake, shelter and health care, they have gone up and we saw the sell off on wall street as investors are now looking forward into next week when the federal reserve will meet and likely use this information as justification for more aggressive measures to bring down inflation, meaning a higher interest rate hike, which is the reason that these investors were spooked. this is certainly a pivotal moment for the president and for democrats because we are i in the mid term congressional elections, which is coming in less than a month and a half time. and so that is something that democrats are trying to continue the momentum. they felt throughout the summer on the good news passing their legislative package. inflation seemingly coming down. but today that certainly throws a wrench in that narrative. joining us live from lo

u. s. continues the occupation after every demand that they leave, and they are completely on accountable for the crimes that they commit. and the crimes that they submitted for years. there are still 2500 us proof. tens of thousands of u. s. military contractors who operate in a completely lawless way and and yet this is after every demand by the iraqi, that the us lead. so i think the demand should be raised for accountability. well, us respond. they don't respond with accountability anywhere in the world for their crime. and i know speaking of those demands, we also heard from iraq prime minister, who at the u. n. g, a meeting, asked to stop occupying the country's territories under the pretext of combating terrorism. what do you make that statement? and you mentioned there, i mean the united states has not had a history of listening. so any, is there any indication that there will be any change moving forward not coming from the us. we can see that there are ways that us have just been forced out of countries that they were occupied by a very powerful people's movements. but will they leave on their own? will they leave because of a resolution? i don't think so. and their deter

u. s. is still so low at 3.7 percent a near 50 year low. today's news coming out of the central bank from jerome powell was that unemployment is expected to rise. now, due to this more restrictive monetary policy up to 4.4 percent by the end of next year, the question is whether or not the fed can guide down this inflation without overstepping and triggering a recession in the process. meanwhile, jerome powell has also said, this is not the end of the road. there will be at least 2 more rate hikes to come. okay, hi sir. gaster. where is the least that from washington d. c. thanks very much. instagram and watts up services have been disrupted in iran following days of protests over the death of a woman who was detained by what's known as the morality police. 3 more people including a security forces member, been killed, raising the death toll to at least 7. so hard reports, ah, demonstrates as an iran fish back against authorities in mesh hood to sing the death of my meaning. ah, in great crowds confronted security forces and 70 cities in th

u. s. territory is still without power. it marched over the dominican republic, destroying homes and businesses, as it went. then brushed the bahamas and sweat by bermuda on friday. and now it's on track to make a very rare hit on eastern canada total rainfall amounts. again, we're looking at some of the same numbers we were looking at yesterday with the 10250 was some localized amounts that could exceed honored and 15. and the gray area that you see on the map here in nova scotia is for, for areas that potentially could exceed a $150.00 millimeters. currently a category for storm it may lands a post tropical storm bringing potentially dangerous storm searches wins and likely massive power outages. people shouldn't.

the challenge is immense. nadine barbara al jazeera london still had her now. desert, why the u. s. accusing is accusing northridge, helping russia continue its invasion crane attached to running again and jackson, mississippi. after more than a week, it will tell you why the board of crisis is far from over. ah, now the flood warnings are reducing in number in the northeast, the u. s for this still going to be the potential for some flooding in the 2 major cities, new york and washington d. c. in that cloud line. take you down to texas for this all. this is looking round the wall. and once again we've had continuous temperatures. well above where they should be rather equal or beaten records for september in these cities. i mean fairfields, 43 in california really is pushing the limits to be honest. mellow seventies are going to hang around on the high side for california, for arizona and nevada. the rain told you about the shower door fees will become lighter for the south. it hasn't gone altogether. and for many states it's still a case of it's still quite warm this time of year

u. s. house beacon and c pelosi visited the island last month, prompting china to conduct military drills around taiwan. china claims the island as part of its territory. the u. s. steel will still have to be approved by congress. metric fog has more from beijing. while the ones have come as much as of rise, that beijing reacted angry to this development. so the chinese embassy in washington said that it would severely harm china. u. s. relations and peace and stability in the taiwan straits and said that it would take legitimate and necessary counter measures. the u. s. stance on taiwan is meant to be one of the strategic ambiguity, but this will have sent a very clear signal once again to beijing that washington is prepared to back the island. and the timing is significant. despite the fact, the present biden said that the package had been under consideration for some time with it being announced. so close to this period of height intentions in the wake of nancy pelosi, his visit. it does demonstrate to china that so the u. s. won't be cowed by it's acts of military aggression or attempts to change the status quo. it is worth noting that since august 3rd, they've been an avera

u. s. territory is still without power. it marched over the dominican republic, destroying homes and businesses, as it went, then brushed the bahamas and swept by bermuda on friday. and now it's on track to make a very rare hit on eastern canada. total rain fall amounts again, we're looking at some of the same numbers we were looking at yesterday with the 100 to 150 was some localized amounts that could exceed a 115. and the gray area that you see on the map here in nova scotia is for, for areas that potentially could exceed a $150.00 millimeters. currently a category for storm it may lands a post tropical storm bringing potentially dangerous storm searches, wins and likely massive power outages. people shouldn't be dancing. that may sound self evident, but don't go to the water and try to be a big shot. don't, don't surf. we've got surfing here that, that's, that's great, but don't sure if a hurricane and as it passes, all eyes will then turn southward. another tropical depression in the caribbean has formed that forecaste

u. s. for they're still going to be the potential for some flooding in the 2 major cities, new york and washington d. c. in that cloud line, take you down to texas, but this all, this is looking rather warm. and once again, we've had continuous temperatures, whatever, where they should be, rather e could or beaten records for september in these cities. i mean fairfields, 43 in california really is pushing the limits to be honest. now those temperatures are going to hang around on the high side for california, for arizona and nevada. the rain told you about the shower, the northeast would become lighter for the southward, haven't gone altogether. and for many states is still a case of it's still quite warm for this time of year, and generally fine weather jumping south towards the caribbean. so plenty of rain potential in the virgin islands and they took the k cost, maybe under a shower than all the major items. to be honest. back in mexico, get off the edge of your screen. there was a hurricane up towards behind. it certainly given some pretty big rains and western mexican coast in south america.