u. s. residents, us citizens, and it's at the public safety issue and one that results really from that, that lack of regulation and oversight of the agency and its ability to conduct the type of racial profiling activities throughout the region. so sure, sure, i want to stick with just for a 2nd. you brought up the crash down in new mexico, and this is in the fault lines documented documentary imputing on the porter. you were actually able to obtain a report from the border patrols critical incident team. and that's special because i think that's the only report ever made public by one of these teams. can you touch on what you learned from that report? yeah, absolutely. we represent the mother of a us citizen who had killed in that crash and as part of our investigation on her behalf, we uncovered a border patrol critical incident team from the past, the sector team, it was the main team responding to collect factual evidence from the scene of the accident. the report is problematic to say the least it has multiple areas of inconsistencies, multiple gaps and information. one of the most crit

u. s. and some residency there enjoined the 1st major snow storm of the season you're watching the w news, and here's a quick reminder of our top story at this hour. ukraine's prime minister says daily, half of the national power grid has been disabled by russia's latest wave of missile strikes. one in every 5 ukrainians is currently without electricity. all right, that's all for me from now. but after the break, christy plants them will be here with t w business news, and she's taking a look at why workers are deserving the new hard core twitter. i'm aaron tillman. berlin, thank you very much for turning it up in katara. excited. you scored in terms of controversial political terms where there for youth with reports and background information. everything about the 20.

and they reside there in big numbers. in fact, a lot of a u. s. based companies are led by indian c years, but that's as far as the top rung is concerned. there are many, many in indians who are working at various levels in various tech companies and in tech roles engineers specifically, even in sales and other kind of roles. now many of them have been reporting on social media over the last few weeks that are of people in senior roles who were and not at all expecting to be laid off. they have been laid off, and now they are facing the prospect of coming back home, which is also problematic because of 2 reasons. one, because many indians have a huge educational launch to be off because a u. s. education is very expensive or with indian salaries and the 2 because a lot of these indians have also spent years building a life in the u. s. and now because of the temporary h one, b visas for the turner, they have a timeline of about only about 60 days to arrange alternative employment prospects or in the go back home. janelle, clearly a lot of knock on

u. s. at mid term elections next week. residents of go are in the reform aquatic republic of congo, or on edge. as the armed group, m 23 approaches the city. thousands of already fled. as the rebels cease, ways of territory shook context of douglas. you only do pass your the, the aggression and occupation of territories in north kiva is perpetrated by the terrorist group known as the m. 23 of it with proven support of men and logistics. from rwanda, you are the war imposed on us by our neighbors demand sacrifices from each of us. it's time to silence our political differences 5th and defend our mother land together. who are the boss in response to the strong demand from the youth. i invite them to organize themselves on to support a company and reinforce our defense and security forces in their mission with new supporters of outgoing bazillion. present valuable sanara are still on the streets, protesting his loss on sunday. and they want the military to keep him in power. oh, snar says he will follow the constitution has told demons

u. s. is addressing the issue, man is doing this, we reside her growth because you know, wish the years and where's the answer was yours or is a good thing does it is the rhetoric, the rhetoric that we hear from the bio administration tends to be one of this desire to provide humanitarian support, but the reality on the ground is, is far from that. right. so i think right now the policies that are that are being put in place, for example, we're talking about title $42.00, and we had that question comment from catalina, about whether or not that's going to disappear after the mid term elections. one thing that we hear from immigration policy experts overwhelmingly on both sides of the border in the united states here in mexico. if there is one thing that could really take some of that pressure off of the humanitarian crisis that's playing out under this current wave of migration from been as well as from that as well and is comprehensive immigration reform that has to come from the u. s. congress, if democrats in the united states who have controlled the house and senate for the last few yea

much for local residents. communities are and are not wrong because of the fantastic style they make the sounds like a 747 john. the big coin farms here are owned by 2 separate companies, u. s. spit, coin, and block fusion city hall passed a statute dictating that mining bitcoin farms must shut down until they can reduce their noise levels. block fusion complied, but the u. s. bitcoin, mine is still up and running. niagara falls, mayor roberts stay know, is preparing to take additional legal action. and so right now we're working with our attorneys, as well as with our residents to make sure that we have our documents in place. so that if they continue to refuse to comply with our order to, to stop that will have to be in court until that happens. residents hope their protests will be heard. let's take a look at some of the other global business stories making than is thousands of protests as have gathered in madrid. plaza my, your square to demand higher pay as prices rise. spain's onion inflation rate slow to 7.3 percent in october. after searching of a 10 percent in the summer, the main business association has ruled out pay hikes in line with inflation, but says it's op

u. s. midterm elections, democratic and republican politicians are ramping up a campaigns resident joe biden, along with former president brock obama and donald trump descending on pennsylvania in a last minute pushed to encourage voters. it's a key battle ground state the could determine which party controls the senate president by remains optimistic. that is, democrats will keep control of both houses of congress. when you analysis on that story in the news outlets at 2100 g m t, i will see you a bit later for that. the listening post is coming up next on al jazeera with richard gilbert. ah, a real y jeff, bad news? radio w r b a g o has been out there to talk radio holds a very special place in the american consciousness. it's a very, very accessible populist medium that has an intimacy that's unlike almost any other media. ah, when you're back door, the next door, what the freak new york when the media war, join me on rumble. now for true news with no wires you talk, radio is part of the fabric of the american experience. it is on when you get into a taxi, it is on when people are cookin

their response to the ukrainian advance and the russians have told the residents of cities and has the right person to evacuate the u. s. is just about a day wave miss midterm elections and final campaign rallies have taken place in several states. president joe biden came out to support the democrats and new york state, where his policy is facing unexpectedly tight contests. biden warranted republican success could threaten us democracy. today's is the most important election in our life. tribes is going to take shape in this country for decades to come world laws inflection point. i'm innocent, shirley, where what's gonna happen the next couple years is going to have more to do with what this country looks like 20 years from now. then anything else? meanwhile, former president donald trump has been campaigning in florida. he's blamed biden, and the democrats, the high inflation saying the u. s. is struggling to compete globally, biden, and the far left lunatics are waging war in your jobs, your safety, your values, and your freedom. they're strangling fraud or families. they're hitting florida. very hard. with soarin

with the city's mer asking residence to move to the countryside, if possible, earlier, russia's representative to the u. s. said moscow's air strikes on ukrainian infrastructure are a response to weapons deliveries by western states with the goal of this strikes being you undermined the combat capabilities of the ukranian army. now this comes as a number of western officials have been quick to condemn moscow for wednesday, stripe on ukrainian infrastructure, french president, a manual not kron branded, the attacks, a quote, war crime which cannot go unpunished. and us secretary of state antony blanket, said rushes aim is to keep ukrainians cold. and in the dark, however, retired us army. colonel douglas mcgregor says that moscow is in fact g, grading, the ukrainian military which itself stands accused of targeting residential areas. and the don bass and other new russian territories. we keep saying simply an infrastructure. but if you're in a war and the electrical grid is supplying your troops and you destroy the electrical grid, it's not because he said out to harm civilians, you set out to deprive the

u. s. midterm elections, democratic and republican politicians are ramping up their campaigns. resident joe biden and former presents brack a bomber and donald trump, and descending on pennsylvania in a last minute push to rally voters. it's a key battle ground state that could determine which party controls the senate. president biden's as he remains optimistic, that democrats will keep control of both houses of congress out there. as mike hannah is following developments from washington, while pennsylvania is absolutely ground 0 in the mid term elections, the republicans believe that they can get control of the senate by tilting one senate seat and pennsylvania also in terms of the house. there are 5 as seats nationwide that the republicans believe that they can tip and get control of the house, 3 of those seats on pennsylvania. so it's no surprise on this last saturday before the mid terms of that 3 president saw in pennsylvania. our president biden, president obama and former president donald trump will be talking in a few hours time. president bird obama has already spoken at one o

u. s. and china to decide how their relationship will proceed . rosalyn jordan al jazeera now residents from the castle leech and have been evacuated to north and crimea by russian officials. that's after moscow ordered one of the wars biggest retreats. moscow was ordered trips to withdraw from the russian held area on the west bank of his neat pro river, as includes curse on sissy, he only regional capsule that is his captions since the invasion began in february . mcclain's warning russian troops could turn cursed on into what they've called a city of death as they withdraw president vladimir zalinski, the adviser has accused russian troops of planting mines throughout the city before the order to retreat was made. as i beg reports from cas on raising the ukrainian flag once more. oh, these soldiers filmed themselves as they took the town of calling if sca in the horses on region. and they continued to make advances, taking towns and villages, as they make their way to the regional capital, her son. but they are proceeding with caution. villa bottle, no green, and portable. the hostile is

u. s. s victory continues coming up at 4. 30 will speak to former iran coach and barry, a resident to law talebi and get his stake on today's match and tensions in iran. alright it is giving tuesday and ktvu is sharing stories of hope and healing from patients and staff in the hopes of raising money for ucsf benioff children's hospitals, they provide the highest quality of care to all kids, regardless of a family's ability to pay. ktvu cristina rendon joining us now live from ucsf benioff children's hospital, oakland with more christina. hey good afternoon to you, alex. we have been here all day sharing these stories. this morning we heard from the jones family of eureka, their nine month old boy in the nicu here at ucsf benioff children's hospital. oakland we also met an 18 year old teenager who is a student at uc berkeley , who was fundraising for the hospital and ended up here in the hospital herself needing care, and this afternoon, we're sharing the story of one family who had a set of twins that needed help from the hospital. and for more on that i'm going to bring in mom and dad analisa a

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u. s. mid terms of final campaign pushes underway. seats in both chambers of congress are up for grabs, as well as governorships and city. merrill offices, resident joe biden has been campaigning in new york where the states democratic governor, cathy hope all is facing a tight race against her republican rival, fuller, president donald trump was out in florida, calling on crowds to support republican candidates in tuesday's vote. more than 8000000 young americans are getting ready to vote in the elections for the 1st time . many will be looking to elect lawmakers to bring about change. experts say they're less motivated by party and more by policy. jamie is a dedicated climate activist. she was sending campaign post cards to people around the country before she was old enough to vote. now in these mid term elections, she finally has a voice. she's one of 8000000 kinsey 1st time voters. and she's clear about what's at the top of her agenda. they say we have, i think, 8 years lock now had to reduce our comm emissions by 1.5 degrees. and in order for this planet to be livable, um, so the policies that are enacted now will determine the fate of this

u. s. president donald trump has announced a 3rd run for the white house chumps announcement from his mar, logo residence in florida. comes a week after many of his hand picked republican candidates last key midterm elections. trump is currently facing multiple investigations into his company's finances, as well as into his attempts to overturn his loss to joe biden. in the 2020 presidential election, police in bolivia have used to tear gassed, dispersed crowds after protests and the country's largest city turned violent protestors in santa cruz were demanding that the government move forward on a long delayed census ups opposition group say the data would give them more seats in congress and more states resources and nasa has launched its new new moon rocket awesomeness after several delays, the new rocket, which is the most powerful ever built, blasted off on its moon quest. 50 years after nasa's last luna mission. it brings the u. s a step closer to putting astronauts back on the moon, which aims to do by 2025. 32. 1 boosters, interest and lift off of ordinary one 3rd times a charm for artem is one no

the mayor of kiev is warning residents to prepareor blackouts and the loss of heat and water. meanwhile the washington post reports u. s. officials have asked ukraine's government to begin showing a willingness to negotiate with russia to make sure ukraine maintains the moral high ground . experts at the u. n climate summit in egypt say the past eight years are on track to be the hottest ever recorded on earth, researchers say warming temperatures have shattered glacier melting records in the european alps, and they say the rate of sea level rise has doubled since 1993 time now for a look at your monday weather. they're digging out from snow and parts of washington state, up to eight inches fell and more is expected today, checking the radar. it's clear across much of the country, but rain and mountain snow hits the northwest and rain is expected in the south today, especially from texas to tennessee. today's highs will continue to be above normal in the northeast for one more day into the seventies. even in new england, meanwhile, eighties along the gulf coast only in the fifties across the midwest today. coming up a

u. s. attorney general has appointed an independent lawyer to lead the investigations into classified documents found at donald trump's florida, residents and aspects of the capitol hill riots. mary garland said, it was necessary after jump announced he would run for president again in 2024. to it. his troubles appear to be deepening with reports that hundreds more employees of quit in response to an ultimatum from new chief executive e. long must. he called on workers to sign up for long hours at high intensity on thursday leave. and ukraine's prime minister says waves of russian missile strikes of crippled almost half the countries energy system. officials in kia are warning that a complete shut down of the city's power, greatest possible, as temperatures drop and snow falls in the capital. swedish and danish investigators say they found traces of explosives near to under water gas pipelines which started leaking in september. the old stream one pipeline carries gas from russia to germany, mold stream to who is set to open just before rushes, invasion of ukraine, but was then placed on hold explosions. 2 months ago, st gas spewing int

u. s. attorney general has appointed an independent lawyer to lead the investigations to classified documents, found a dull trumps florida residents and aspects of the capitol hill riots. mary collins said it was necessary after trump announced he would run for president again in 2020 fool to it's his troubles appear to be deepening with reports that hundreds more employees have quit and response to an ultimatum from the chief executive. isla mask. he called on workers to sign up for loan. how is that high intensity of the state leave? and ukraine's prime minister says, waves of russia missile strikes, of crippled almost half the country's energy system. officials and key if a warning that a complete shut down of the city's power grid is possible, as temperatures drop and snow forms in the capital, a mass funeral has been held for 21 family members killed and a building fire, and nolan garza 21 members of the same family died in the blaze of the 2 body refugee camp on thursday. several of the dead were children. you'll know l side reports dal march carrying the bodies of 21 members of the authority of family. all who killed by a f

russian officials have been overseeing the evacuation of residents from the coast on region to northern crimea. ah, with votes still being counted in the u. s. my, the republicans nor democrats have gained control of congress. republicans need just and more seats in the house of representatives. again, a majority of the party has performed well below expectations and the senate, they currently have 49 seats. the democrats, 48, senate votes are still being counted in the states of arizona and nevada. well, georgia will be holding a run off in december. let's take a look at how things stand right now. republicans on 49 and democrats on 48, both sides need 2 more seats to take control. as democrats get an extra tie, breaking vote from the vice president come la harris, there's battleground states, arizona, nevada, and georgia could tilt the power of balance either way. was the house of representatives. the republican party is in the lead here, but by a smaller margin than forecast, opposing these 218 seas to take control. mike hannah, as more from washington d. c on the republicans push to control both houses. there still a massive amount of v

residents were allowed to take part. about $30000.00 runners turned out for the race. some even competing the course wearing face mosques. here's a reminder of our top story. the u. n. 's annual climate summit co op. 27 has begun in egypt against the batteries said the latest global climate report is quote, a chronicle of chaos. you watch in d. w is live from berlin or miles. you can't find much more news analysis and video on a website that is d w dot com and coming up next is our our religious fed show called faith matters. assisted a bite with people and trucks injured when trying to flee the city center more and more refugees are being turned away as a border. families playing bomb attacks in syria to these critic.

u. s. the leaders engaged in 3 hours of blood talks and came away with a commitment to fierce but fair competition. for more in this i'm joined by clifford coon and he's our resident china analyst clifford. what stood out to you about these talks? did we see these so called guard rails appearing? well, i think we thought we had guard rails. we had red lines in the run up, we had all these terms that were flying around them, utopia candid talks, and i think the big takeaways the communication lines are back open. i think that's my key take away from the whole thing. i think the optics were very good. i think she jim ping was smiling. they shook hands, which we didn't even see last week when jobs are all shells visited beijing. it was there was definitely a kind of a warmth there. so the optics were very positive. however, the fundamentals haven't changed, none of the things that are dividing the world to great super powers, economic super powers as well have actually changed. they're still divided on key issues such as taiwan, human rights and change, young tech, trans fair and semiconductors. and the other main issues dividing these, these huge economies. so still

resident scholar at the middle institute. so my guess from to ron was just saying that the supreme leader once again asserted that the u. s. and other foreign powers are the ones that have been, or cust orchestrating the unrest taking place in iran. how do you think the outside powers will be looking at the speech? look, i think the speech was somehow the continuation of a trends that we have before from islamic republic. officials, which is a, based on the denial and not recognizing of, of demands of the people. basically, there is no mentioning about this function of the government into iran and economy burgeon and lots of problems of the societies facing these days. and everything is attributed to the outside power and jubilee to go rivalry. i think people have the rightful, legitimate demands, which basically these are the types of speech done by supreme leader by other officials. the only message that is signaling is that they are weiss's or not heritage, and there's not going to be any policy change in the republics decisions. ok, thank you so much for that analysis from rome. let's just hear a little bit of what the

him to the polosa residence, a backpack containing zip ties, rope gloves, and other for their paraphernalia, including the hammer that he allegedly use to act called low c. while the u. s. midterm elections are just over a week away, inflation, abortion, and police violence are some of the main issues for voters. but divisions between democrats and republicans run deep al jazeera spoke to people from both sides. hi, i am andy semen ello from poughkeepsie, new york, and i am a democratic voter. hi, my name is deb brown and i am a registered republican here in austin county new york. i live in a small city of kingston. i'm some i retired. i'm in the health care fields, i'm actually retired. but i spent a career in corporate development and also a small business owner. in recent years, we have noticed which is unusual for our city crime. the riots did not help and the, and the yelling of defending the police who you think protects them even when you're doing your protest. here in your days we have faith and legal access to all we protect the health care services including abortion. that is not the case across the country. it should not be something that is decided upon by

u. s. and chinese presidents. on the brink of famine in somalia for failed rainy seasons pushed half the population into extreme hunger. and a spike and pollution has some new deli residence. fighting for breath, supreme court demands action to clean up the air. ah, hello senior ukrainian official says russia wants to turn a house on into a city of death. a callo padaya is a senior adviser to president vladimir zelinski. his accused russia of leaving mines across the city before wednesdays, order to withdraw was made. russia's withdraw has been met with skepticism by ukraine, while russia says it has begun to retreat. the ukrainian armed forces have not been able to confirm any movement their counter offensive. meanwhile, continues unabated or turner hull is in key for us as a journal, what progress of ukrainian forces made towards a house on city itself. well, according to ukraine's military command, they've made pretty rapid progress during the course of thursday and over the last 24 hours since that directive was given in moscow to begin to withdraw by the russian forces from the west bank of the denise river over to the east the ukrainian counter offensive that has be

residents are due on also threatened to ground invasion and make calls from the international community for the escalation of political scientists. our north synagogues alton says that the u. s. doesn't want any states in the region pursuing an independent policy. united states doesn't once strong and independent countries in our region from bulk of to me to least let's take it from $91.00 attacks with a per walker, 3 voting yugoslavia. and after it and with the dissolution of 4, you go slowly. and after that, we had in 2000 to be had the war, the occupation of iraq and the device to the 2 different parts. and now they are trying keep the same think in syria. and now they're also this, the believe in iran. and turkey is one of the main target off united states. also they don't, once they, they don't want a strong, churchy in decision and turkish army and turkish state is resisting against the police for the best way. we have bad relations with united states, and i think that it will ends with that's in new features. probably it will end to a key could leave natal over to africa now where gone us, vice president has a know the government is considering adopting a new policy t

u. s. territory may have been able to cope with the hurricane to some degree, except it was still recovering from the devastation caused by a category 5 hurricane in 2017. the islands, residents have faith continuing issues from a fragile electrical grid to a faltering economy. as puerto rico, struggles to climb out of bankruptcy. but the problems don't stop there. there has been a decline in manufacturing, chronic food insecurity. and what many of the islands residents essentially view as neglect by the united states government? so how does puerto rico recover and stabilize for the next climate disaster? getting us to discuss, this is carmen. julie improves the former mayor of san juan, puerto rico and fellow at mount holyoke college in massachusetts. he's also the host of a new park at cards. she row x about every day women who are changing the world one community at a time. julian, thank you so much for joining us. an upfront you've seen the devastation after the hurricanes up close when you were the mayor. when you left the office in 2020, the island hadn't recovered from the impact of hurricane maria. and now in fact, it was still recovering from maria in september when

residents from the governor. what's the popular radio stations being forced to pay up because of deceptive advertising radio personalities accused of lying about the product? they endorsed a must win for the u. s facing iran at the world cup today. tensions high behind the scenes what an iranian reporter asked. team usa is captain and later video games for dogs, the company developing a whole new experience for your pooch. from abc news in new york. this is america this morning. good tuesday morning, everyone i'm really in an alley. i'm andrea. from g in for andrew. we begin with a new move to stop a potential strike by rail workers. president biden is now asking congress to intervene and prevent a strike, which could shut down freight trains and wreak havoc on the economy, affecting everything from the supply chain to water supply. this comes amid another economic threat, the strict covid lockdowns in china right now, which have ignited protests and fueled more uncertainty in the financial markets more on that in a moment. but first, abc's i . kajaki has the latest on the potential rail strike. good morning. good morning. andrea president biden says a rail workers strike would be devastating

building of g residency cove at 19 locked downs, hampered rescue efforts but as well as government of the opposition of side to the grievance seeking to end the political and economic crisis, the u. s. has responded saying it'll issue limited term contracts for oil extraction by energy companies, chevron, but will repulse husband high hopes in the mexican capital. as delegates from the venezuelan government and opposition meet at the negotiating table for the 1st time in more than a year. oh, we're very pleased to return to this no mexican land of sisters and brothers in solidarity with the bull, the varian republic of venezuela. the latest round of negotiations resulted in a signed agreement which seeks to resolve the crisis in venezuela through free and fair elections. and to ease crippling economic sanctions on the country. mckesson were what we need to guarantee is that in a next stage which begins to day, we are able to acquire the necessary political conditions to produce a democratic alternative for our country. in response to the united states also announced that part of the agreement will include limited term licenses for chevron to resume oil extraction operations in vene

u. s. department of energy and several state commissions. this morning, the contra costa board county board of supervisors honored one of the newest nobel prize winners. it comes after one the creek residentjohn closser, became a co winner of this year's nobel prize for his work in quantum information science. he started his research at uc berkeley in the 19 seventies closure shares the prize with two european scientists, all three will share the nearly $900,000 prize money. pilots for delta airlines overwhelmingly voted to authorize a strike against the company. they've been in contract talks now for 3.5 years . the strike authorization does not mean a strike will happen immediately. it's more of a bargaining tool the pilots union can use as talks continue. a delta spokesman said. there were only a few issues left to resolve and is confident they will be taken care of, and a strike will be averted. the national retail federation says the holidays are the most critical time for most retailers , with november and december purchases, accounting for roughly 20% of annual sales. actually strong my reports that retailers weary of inflation or continuing to offer holiday deals early halloween j

u. s geological survey says so far lava flow is contained at the summit, and it's not threatening any nearby areas. but as fox news, william la jeunesse tells us officials are urging residentsrisk to go over their evacuation plans should they be required to leave. ash and debris are now spewing from mon alot of the world's largest active volcano as it erupts for the first time in nearly four decades overdue. we were we overdo for manuel eruption. um and so we had prepared mana lowell, which is located on hawaii's big island, started erupting sunday night. as of now, lava flows are contained around the volcano's caldera at the summit. still civil defense officials warning residents not to be alarmed, but to be prepared. in the event. lava begins to flow toward populated neighborhoods we don't want to try and second guess the volcano. we have to let it actually show us what it's gonna do, and then we inform people of what is happening. a s a p. lowell last erupted in 1984. in recent weeks, scientists have been on high alert due to an increase in earthquakes near the summit. they will continue monitoring for any fissures in the mountains, steep slopes where lava flows can emer

u. s. geological survey has lava has begun moving down the mountain. it's not an immediate threat to residents, but impossible to predict whether it might flow to populated areas. this is dw news from berlin. there's much more on our website, d, w dot com. ah, the corona virus pandemic is ending everywhere. it seems except where it began in china, new covey cases are, skyrocketing, cities are under locked down. it's so bad that protests have erupted nationwide. they're even calls for president. she is in pink to resign. now police may be able to snuff out the protests this week, but the fact that they can even take place and so quickly it has to send a strong signal to c h in pain. he may have a tight grip on political power, but his 0 copay policy it may be backfire to night. shine is a leader suddenly looks week. how long can that last? i'm br, gulf berlin. this is the day ah .