abby. >> abby: i'll keep it quick.s down to the point, less than half of americans have trust in this president to get things done. the latest gallup poll said 42% of americans have trust in him. it's because we have seen time after time again him flip-flopping on really important issues. the message that he is sending to the american people and also as you can see to other countries is not the message probably that is the whole truth. i'm not saying he's not telling the truth. i'm not calling him a liar by any means but i think the white house in this administration has a messaging problem and it's not getting through to the american people. it's not getting through to other countries like france. >> harris: sean, when you hear emily talk about well, she's not sure if he can remember and you hear abby skirting the issue of not sure if the truth is being told, all of it comes back to one point. you don't have to make a judgment about anything. just know that the facts aren't meeting what's happening before our eyes. ho

abby?e should spend more time with harris faulkner so she can fly up and see all the crises she should be focusing on before this one. but i think it's a wonderful thing. if it was not, i get it, her mom is a scientist and i get it that she is the head of the space council but maybe this is a job that should have gone to the first lady, dr. joe biden taught in public schools for 13 years so she seems a very fit to do this youtube show. and maybe i'm just saying it for myself and emily here but, i don't know how difficult it is to get a child involved in space because emily and i have had conversations off-camera about how much we love space. maybe there are aliens and maybe there are not but that's a conversation for a different time. >> harris: oh oh, my gosh. no one love space more than emily compagno. let me just say. it's hard enough on earth to even get her attention sometimes. i want to specifically ask your take emily on this idea that come look. if you are doing your job, you do hav

we werete told there are two otr vaccines that abby could try. i'm asking all of you today do not allow our children to be experiments. children are in extremely low risk of having severe reactions from covid. the pfizer vaccine has no health benefits to this age group. in fact the vaccine causes catastrophic side effects, particularly heart inflammation and neurological damage. the long-term studies are not there. it is too soon. wewe are causing more harm to or children as parents and lawmakers it is our job and our duty to protect our children. i failed my daughter in allowing her tot get this vaccine. now she has neurological damage. don't allow the same thing to happen to other children. please do not use the emergency was authorization of the pfizer vaccine for kids 5-11. thank you. .. on campus last night as i was finalizing these remarks. i'm aware that my healthy daughter's odds of becoming very ill with >> the same covid negative is extremely important to us. of covid continues to widely circulated all of us are impacted we haven't take

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i thought that abby and jimmy would be over this development.lling hard liquor as soon as next month. i am thinking about that saying what could possibly go wrong. >> i have a contrary intake. i think bringing back blues is going to help us on flights in terms of violence. they know they don't sell boots on the plane so everyone does their drinking before they get on. it's like a college football game. everybody gets on the plane and weapons grade level of intoxication to hold them over to the flight. if you get on and progressively get drunk on the way they are, there's less exposure to toxic intoxication. this is the thing, the real threats of violence on planes is not alcohol or mask mandates. there is no dignity and flying coach anymore. you're not flying coach. you are flying assistant coach. there's 77 boarding classes. there's no room in the aisle. you've got a guy next to you trimming his toenails but you don't want to say anything because he don't want to piss off his emotional support llama. >> neil: you have some serious issues. the g

joining us now is former democratic congresswoman, abby fibula.at donald trump has a role in the direction of our country and party and some influence over candidates, but i think it would be best for someone else to become the standard bearer. that was mark lundberg, a financial adviser and former republican chairman and northwest iowa soucie, one of the most conservative areas in the state. he was twice impeached. is he really a popular figure for president in iowa now? >> look, i watched him and i know that chuck grassley tomorrow is going to go stand on a stage with the former president. this guy, who told his supporters, on january 6th, to march to the capital while they were wearing trump hats, trump t-shirts, and they beat our capitol police officers with trump flags and american flags, and chuck grassley saw that. he saw that happen, our governor saw that happen. and now, tomorrow, they are gonna go stand on a stage with him and essentially endorse that behavior. it is despicable, it's not who we are. that's why this race is so dang import

. >> san francisco international airport next month, that's where abby will be picking up their parentsnd it will be their first time coming to san francisco and the first time she will see them in more than a year, and abby create add countdown for when they arrive to the airport. >> i am excited. we have 36 days to go. >> her parents have not been allowed to visit because of covid-19 restrictions, and because of her type of visa to be here, she wouldn't be able to return to the u.s. if she flew there to visit. >> anybody who is on any kind of temporary visa can't leave america in this situation. i have had so many horror stories of people leaving the country and not aware they are not going to be let back in. >> this week the biden administration announced most of the united nations, china and the borders with mexico and canada will be open to fully vaccinated people from those countries. for rebecca lyons, it means her new husband will finally be able to see his family. >> we hoped they would be able to come if we postponed it for a year, but unfortunately they couldn't. >>es and bor

two of the athletes join me now, abby and perry are. abby, hell -- tell us more about the league. trying to defend this guy on the other. i'm glad i'm not playing against them. four well's teams, six men's teams, 18 matches here in memphis. ashley: great, great town. perry, is rugby gaining in popularity, and if someone tunes in and doesn't know the rules, can they pick it up quickly? >> definitely. rugby's growing quickly. it's so easy to get ahold of this game because, like abby said, it's a quick two 7-minute halves. it's so easy to pick up. i mean, there's not that many rules in the game, you know? just catch the ball. if you don't catch it -- [laughter] ashley: that's it. not many rules in the game which brings me, abby, to, you know, rugby has a pretty violent reputation. back when i played it in school in the dark ages, i had metal cleats, and it was -- [laughter] i had broken collarbones and all sorts of things. the 7s version of this sport is a little more wide open, but there's still a lot of physicality, right? >> right. it's actually the same rules as union, which is 1

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her husband was on a training mission and he died after the humvee he was riding in rolled over abbyhim or say good-bye >> reporter: the investigation into whatcaused the accident i still ongoing. but his death is not isolated. according to the government accountability office, there were more than 3700 tactical vehicle accidents from 2010 to 2019 in noncombat situations almost a third involved humvees. at least 123 service members were killed, contributing to what congress called a trend of nonwar-related deaths in the military the report also found that nearly 25%of the accidents involved a rollover. military experts say the armor added to humvees make them prone to rollovers two years ago the arm contracted a supplier to research and test safety solutions for the humvee. and nbc news was invited to the crash test demonstration for a look at how additional safety measures could help service members survive. and i'm here in indiana and joining me now is the lead engineer here. we're stafrninding in front of s specially equipped humvee. what do you expect to see? >> we'll simulate a

i'm phil mattingly in for abby phillip. this was the week everything shifted at the white house. a clear pivot from listening mode to let's get tofinish line mode. after weeks of back and forth negotiations, president joe biden and top democratic lawmakers are closer than ever to a final build back better bill, now targeting a roughly slimmed down $1.7 trillion framework. now can this get approved before biden leaves on his foreign trip in just days? now slim majorities in both chambers mean it could just take one memory to torpedo it. >> when you're in the united states senate, and you're president of the united states and you have 50 democrats, every one is a president. every single one. so you've got to work things out. >> reporter: that is the reality. top democratic priorities like tuition-free community college and a corporate tax rate hike are officially out, but progpro progressives say they'll take something over nothing. >> everyone may not get everything that they want, but we will get something that will really be significant in terms of child care, universal child ca

. >> reporter: next month, abby will be picking up her parents. it will be their first time in san francisco and the first time she'll see them in more than a year. she's even created a countdown for when they arrive at the airport. >> very excited. 36 days to go. i'm definitely going to be checking every day. >> reporter: her apparently haven't been able to visit because of covid-19 restrictions. and because of her visa, she wouldn't be able to return to the u.s. if she went to visit. >> anybody on the visa can't leave america in this situation. i've heard so many horror stories of people leaving the country, not aware that they won't be let back in. >> reporter: this week the biden administration announced beginning november 8th, fully vaccinated travellers from the u.k., china, brazil and others will be able to enter without quarantines. the borders with mexico will also be able to visit. the nearly 21-month long ban has been painful for binational families. for rebecca, it mean her new husband will be able to see his family for thanksgiving. h

training >> we knew it was bad, but nobody thought that west wasn't going to make it >> reporter: abbyaff sergeant jeffrey kubie. he say on a training mission and he died after the humvee he was riding in rolled over. abby is now raising their three children the investigation into what caused the accident is still ongoing, but kubii pefs death is gnaw isolated. there were more than 3,700 tactical vehicle accidents from 2010 to 2019 in noncom bat situations, almost a third involved humvees at least 123 service members killed contributing to what congress calls a trend of nonwar related deaths in the military the report also found nearly 25% of the accidents involved a rollover military experts say the armor added to humvees makes them br prone to rollovers two years ago the army contracted a safety supplier nbc news was invited to the crash test demonstration for a look how additional safety measures could help service members survive. i'm here in indiana and joining me now is the lead engineer here we're looking at this humvee >> we're going to simulate a rollover and see how our techn

on tuesday, one of the hunger strikers, abby leedy, confronted manchin after he spoke at the economic of d.c. listen closely. >> [indiscernibl] >> if united states does not cut our emissions -- amy: abby leedy is confronting senator manchin from a wheelchair after he spoke at the economic club of d.c. several members of congress have visited the climate hunger strikers outside the white house and congressmember rashida tlaib posted this video on twitter on tuesday. >> i just want to thank them from somebody that represents the third course congressional district, one of the most polluted zip codes in the state of michigan is in my district. i am here in solidarity and help other members of congress come and show solidarity with 70 of these courageous leaders -- so many of these courageous leaders. this is how we make sure that we stop bernie, how there is a future for my kids and yours. join me and showing solidarity and support for so many that are on the front lines right here in front of the white house demanding justice for climate. amy: that is congress member rashida tlaib stand

abby fernandez tells us what residents say about this. >>> a mom who held alcohol parties for her son and his friends. how we found out about it. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area news tonight. we mentioned walgreen's shutting down a lot of stores in san francisco because of an increase this thefts. this has been happening for a couple years now. our question of the day, what do you think san francisco needs to do in order to stop retail crime? that is a big question. we got a lot of responses. let's bring in our digital correspondent abbey fernandez. what are you seeing, abbey? >> we had a lot of good suggestions like michael here who said, stores inside san francisco should be using revolving doors that are lockable behind the counters. he also thinks security patrols should be allowed to use stun guns and pepper spray. but not only that, raj, he thinks making $500 in theft should be a felony, so anyone who steals over $500, it should be considered a felony. >> that's what's interesting, abbey. it's not just how much theft here, but it's also what's the police response, and will the

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from exporting cocaine, cannabis and abby's ambitions to self medical marijuana. counting the cost on al jazeera, why india is one of the walls, largest produces of sugar for its workers, are facing a strange phenomenon. i turned a more pe monday i'm debate dilemma. dale was thought of tongue that on monday, italy gluck up ha, just of the, my fellows like guys in one district, a food of women are having their rooms removed 10 times, the national average. them electricity club that it will have. what else is that still a name? a lip if you got out of them on them. but are these surgeries in the women's best interests? life is you're calling from wanting to know how to cancel and change your religion with or see them. well yeah. for them to do to christie use sheer to formula one. 0, one east investigates the surgery scandal plaguing indies. sugar industry. lou for aah! probability has been working in these fields since she was ting resolved. that when i get back she works 10 hours a day under the blazing sun with only one day off a month. yeah, i never heard that after i paid no more t

abby is a “ournalist based in beiruti other times.ese _ based in beirut. as we head into the winter if these complete _ based in beirut. as we head into the winter if these complete blackouts l winter if these complete blackouts continue _ winter if these complete blackouts continue that also means that people won't _ continue that also means that people won't be _ continue that also means that people won't be able to heat their radiators or have hot water and we are already — radiators or have hot water and we are already seeing this collapse that has— are already seeing this collapse that has driven you estimates now saying _ that has driven you estimates now saying that 78% of the country are living _ saying that 78% of the country are living beneath the poverty line. so we are _ living beneath the poverty line. so we are heading into a winter but people _ we are heading into a winter but people don't even have an hour of power— people don't even have an hour of power to— people don't even have an hour of power to heat their water

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] >> that's right. >> seth: you have the eye of the public [ laughter ] >> but the fact that like abby great when we're even pulling the wool over actual footballers' eyes. >> seth: you gave a nice shout out to our former boss, i guess my current boss, who am i kidding? lorne michaels you got out. i'm still here >> not in two weeks. you brought me right back in you son of gun >> seth: that's true >> oh, boy >> seth: but have you heard from lorene since you -- i guess you're talking about the fact that you're going back to host you must have heard from him >> i saw him that -- after that night. but, yeah, i didn't know that was the fun thing like, bill lawerence, you know -- who does the show with us was like, "when you looked over there and gestured to him did you know he wasn't there?" i go, "no, no. that was real time." like, i brain farted a few people that i wanted to thank. because i riffed on him not being there. i was like, "well, you know, we'll make some toilet humor make my folks proud and move on." after that he, you know, he gave some pearls of wisdom. and was just excited

. >> thank you, abbie. >>> let's bring in lisa blackwell from compass real estate, talking about thers. lisa, nice to have you back on the program. what is happening here? why are we seemingly immune to the trends in other parts of the u.s.? i get it, there's cheaper housing there but they're going down a bit or softening. why is it not happening here in the bay area? >> hi, raj. thank you for having me. well, the short answer to your question is that even some of the trends that we are seeing even in other parts of the country, this is traditionally the time that the market softens, meaning september, october, november, december. so this is a lot of the softening is happening is just a little bit of what happens at this time of year. specific to the bay area -- pardon? >> go ahead, please proceed. >> yeah. specific to the bay area, why we buck trends, well, we just buck trends. you know, we are one of the first to recover after the crash, had the strongest market afterwards. we have a really strong job market. it is desirable to live here. we have not been keeping up with people's n

so abby toria reyes secret engine in common candle detention. all these practices need to stop now. but on the contrary, know, the government has not listen to calls made by international and domestic groups, that police unit security for say as back out. and so i can see in the deep south all and hydro units, they can no longer a hole in the one will in secret company can do. okay. is, this is the public dobbs to where the government is serious about ending towards the end in forces to pay or not. they simply want to have the law that will be sure to the community that i land has already is going to criminalize college. it forces to parents, but the practice will continue to be the opposite. ok, thank you for your thoughts and a passion, a senior research at human rights watch. speaking from bangkok, thank you. ahead on al jazeera ah conditions protests against the president's decision to suspend parliament exit power and belgium's capital. demanding on ah, it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways voted world's best air line of 2021. t

depend on the police force to keep a safe, whether it's in new york, chicago, or any place socially. abby's man, he's going on are going to feel the difference in the communities in crime goes up and looking for peace off certainly can find a better dispute has also broke out in chicago, where around a 3rd of police officers that there are defying the cities. maxine mandate, indeed, similar policies towards a job push have been stalled and other parts of the country. in fact, florida governor southern sunday, he hopes the signed legislation authorizing $5000.00 hiring bonuses part of an effort to fight what he called unconstitutional vaccine orders. the state is seeking to recruits officers who lost their jobs because of covert monday. and why pd minneapolis? seattle. if you're not being treated well, we'll treat you better here. you can fill important needs for us and will compensate as a result and floor those numbers. as far as per capita are down, i think the lowest in the country is not the lowest. so i don't think this is requisite, or i think it's a show to support those of us that s

from exporting cocaine to cannabis and abby's ambitious to self medical marijuana. counting the cost on al jazeera ah, showcase of the best documentary films from across the network are now to sierra, ah, the united nations suspends flights the t cry region after ethiopian government to ears tried to prevent a plane carrying aid from landing ah, to watching al jazeera alive from headquarters in delphi and jerry navigator also ahead and do.

that he has received over 40 gigabytes of videos and other materials showing that the violations abby's have actually been wide spread across several russian prisons. russian inmates have been subject to violence, torture abuse, rape at the hands of other inmates who were apparently allegedly working at the past of the penitentiary system workers. now here's what the head of the organization said about how he actually obtained this footage. we managed to hold out of russia, a person who for 5 years served to sentence in one federal penitentiary service establishment. he's a programmer underwent beatings and torture himself, but then they decided to use him for his professional abilities. for 5 years he had access to federal penitentiary service computers in c, c t, v, and the security forces headquarters of the prisons tuberculosis hospital in saratoga though, according to the organization, some 200 inmates hadn't been come. the victims of this abuse throughout several years starting back from 2018. however, the video was obtained, allegedly only show about 40 of those cases. your organ

is in store on friday, and we look toward nearby abby john, some sundry downpours can be expected. we got you in for 27 and for sierra leone freetown, raining the forecast with a high of 28 degrees. that's it for me to say, ah, the in the next episode of planetary swiss ahead of the upcoming un climate conference will be heading deep on the ground and up into the air. get a new perspective. the changing face of the coal mining industry in poland will report on illegal logging in romania and explore how catastrophic wall flies in greece since created new problems that all feed into the destructive cycle of extreme weather joy this planet to, to west on al jazeera, the latest news, as it breaks the president is allowed to impose a state of emergency for 15 days, with the option of extending it for another 15 days without congress's approval, with detailed coverage, with his rights group in southeast asia, say they are concerned about the rise in reported cases of working conditions from around the world. government and security agencies are described a recent incident as planned with

f a the to grey as other same time i was saying that the big problem is, abby is trying to dismantle the very notion of a unified yet the up here by trying to further just consider date, paula: and under his control. yeah, i mean, sure, as, as, as address, you know, there is that silly call political ideological disputes. so it's a power struggle, but it's a power struggle where there is this ideological context over the nature of the state, back to supremacy or power about the right balance between the region and the federal government. no, no, no doubt about it, but i think it's important to speak to name and concerns if we, if we listen to the list of atrocities that name and may of course, you know, we could have just said that these are a trend troops ethiopian truth and i'm horror forces i missing those very trust is against gran civilians in the 1st phase of this war. and i think, you know, when a full accounting is done of the violence here, we will find that actually, you know, considerable law was exacted against williams and took right then as a cut outside. but that is a

and some thunder downpours can be expected. legos, abby, john rate into free town, free towns got a high of 28 on thursday. that's it, sir soon. ah. too many have been forced to flee their homes, escaping violence, conflict and poverty. but in the last decade, weather related crises have become a primary trigger for the displacement of people as droughts, hurricanes and floods besieged communities. fort lines travels to the front lines of the climate crisis in central america to see how it's appending lives, and fueling migration exit on doris. apply much in crisis on al jazeera gutter, one of the fastest growing nations in the world. ronnie casa, needed to open and develop it school track international shipping company to become a p middle east and hub. tried and wanting skillfully knocked down 3 key areas of development, who filling up from it. so connecting the world connecting the future, wanted cato cutters, gateway to whoa trade. lou ah. in fact, the main stories now have been growing demands for sedans, military to reverse its qu, the african union had suspended saddam from all ac

we have abby from tanzania that launched a super cool program.n's rights. thank you so much for being here! then from india, she is a poet who focuses on gender equality, body neutrality, and mental health, only important things at the age of 22 she gives a youngest member of the g7 summit advisory council. and a palestinian from a street artist working to change her community's perception of women, one empty wallet at a time. it is so wonderful to have you. thank you for joining us, layla. then everybody meet from sri lanka a peace builder who runs the sisterhood initiative of female lead youth organization. thank you so much for joining us! [cheers and applause] wearing yellow, i love the color yellow, let's move on now to gassman who is working to make sure young people in australia have a real voice in the nation's politics this year she was awarded the youth influence of the year award by the martin luther king jr. center, way to go. that is so awesome, thank you for joining us, and also dialed in from london, a singer-songwriter being prais

also this week in afghanistan, scores of people were killed in an explosion. abby, sheer mosque in the northern city of condos. the blast happened during friday prayers. and more than a 100 people are reporting to have been injured and isis case suicide bomber was behind the attack. in was the sunni terrorist groups. second assault on a mosque in a matter of days. and they have a long history of targeting shia muslims in afghanistan. local journalist visited the site of the incident and sent us this report. oh, the explosion was so powerful. according to some officials, the new taliban government had warned a tax like this one were possible. earlier taliban security personnel visited this place and they gave the opinion that it might be a suicide blast. after examining some evidence, we've seen such a blast in the past hitting mosques and killing worshippers. systemic faith. we're targeting here and there are, there were targeting chia in syria. they were targeting here everywhere in the middle east. so that i wouldn't be surprised that this, this is, as i said, you know, this is actua

and from exporting co time to cannabis and abby's ambitions to self medical marijuana. counting the cost on al jazeera, a small closed middle east and community whose history goes back nearly 3000 years . with a population under threat. when men out number women 3 to one out as they were well meet, the men have decided to break with tradition and marry foreign women. samaritan weddings signed sealed delivered analogies era november on al jazeera, also a year of turbulent weather. well, lead us gather in glasgow for crucial summit on the battle against climate change. emmy award winning full blinds, goes beyond the headlines, investigating the untold stories across the us. millions in car gustavo, both in parliamentary elections under a new constitution and more than a year after the law called trigger, a political, quite immersive personal short documentaries africa direct showcases african stories from african filmmakers. china marks $100.00 days until it host the winter olympics. but how will the pandemic and call for a boycott impact the sporting event november on al jazeera ah, to th

and we looked toward nearby abby john, some thunder downpours can be expected. we got yen for 27 and for see are the own freetown rain in the forecasts with the high of 28 degrees. that's it for me, susan. ah, in the country with an abundance of recalls, a firms forming we move to grow and fraud. we balance for reno, economy, blue economy, and the digital economy with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs. invest. let people lose his growth and progress in indonesia now. ah ah ah, kind of a watching al jazeera that's remind you about top stories. the south top oil and gas executives have denied misleading the public about climate change. the seo is of major oil companies appeared before the u. s. congress. that's the 1st time that they've testified under oath on the subject. u. s. president. dr. barton doesn't yet appear to have full support of his policy for his $1.00 trillion dollar spending bill. a democratic group in congress says it won't charge on the package without a separate $1.00 trillion

and we looked toward nearby abby john, some thunder downpours can be expected. we've got you in for 27 and for see are the own freetown, raining the forecasts with the high of 28 degrees. that's it for me, susan. ah, the climate is jamie. every year for a 1000000 decades of talk. but little action is all about distract, create confusion to crate, smoke and mirrors. the shocking truth about how the climate debate has consist. buttercups referred to the oil industry was a made bank roller for opposition required to back the campaign against the climate . do you think that's a bad thing? more shooting did was through? absolutely. all j 0 lou. ah ah, welcome back in the main stories now. the u. s. president says he secured enough support for a sweeping economic and climate change spending package. it was initially supposed to be worth 3 and a half trillion dollars, but that was cost. in half off the divisive negotiations. the u. k. some of the french ambassador emitted deepening ro of a post breaks at fishing rights. it comes ours off to french authorities seized a

the weapons companies that made hundreds of millions of dollars from this disastrous fiasco. abby mercenaries like blackboard or the interrogators like typed and the i'm believe it or we're profit during that wind. i'm for 20 years. yeah. we didn't hear about all the civilian gas. we didn't hear about any of the things that the american people deserve to know or why the generals year after year were telling us that victory was just around the corner. so yes, as far as i'm concerned, i didn't scraps to scratch the surface of what we needed to hear and we still, i deserve to know. you know, david, the, the way i look at this 20 year old fiasco deadly and very expensive. it was just a grip, there was a business model, and everybody made out except for a soldiers that died needlessly. and of course, afghans. but at if you step back and look at it as a business model, you must marvel out and how much money was being made, how much money was being turned around. and in and, and again, nobody wants to talk about that part of it here. and late when they compared to iraq. oh my goodness, we downsize t

the us government is considering imposing sanctions and yet prime minister abby seems to be convinced that the greater threat comes from that to gray and people's liberation front. and it and its forces. and so is prepared to put everything on the line. and i would add that that includes the issue of the constitution and what federalism really means it has to do with also if your peers electoral system, everything in a sense is, is being shelved or suspended while the federal government prosecuted this conflict . all right, randy. good to have you on the program. sort of laying it all out for us. they have met, bride and strategic advisor with some research. thank you very much. thank you. the leader of columbia's biggest drug cartel has been arrested dark and toner of sugar, who also goes by the name or tonia, was captured in a remote corner of the jungle. president iran bouquet says it's the biggest blow to drug trafficking since the death of pablo escobar in 1993 frank gupta. with this report. dido antonio osha guys, widely known as a tonio, and had been on the run for more than a

so free towns got a high of 28 degrees, also wet for abby john, you're in for 27 degrees on monday. ah, the earth is it tipping boys? scientists are telling us right now that we have just 12 years as the world's lead . they want to agree upon a solution or taking that who's into their own life with now with trying to get people to understand the killed people and that it kills people. now it already can both rise with us. oh, no. jazeera lou . ah, hell again, you're watching out 0. remind about top stories this hour and leaked financial records are accusing dozens of world leaders said massy, secret wealth and avoiding taxes include jordan's king presidents of russia as a by john and a former british prime minister. if europe is prime minister rpm, it has been sworn enough to securing a landslide victory in june. elections was overshadowed by an opposition boycott and the conflict and the northern to gregory to south korea says it has restored acumen, acacia china with north korea. young jain cut by an august protest against military drills sold conducted with the united states. at

but democratizing the system that existed in what abby, i'm it trying to do is basically centralized power and, and signaled as much as his intention to return to the country. back to the kind of imperial k, la garza, the prime minister said he's government is open to dialogue with a few pins who want peace. he did not mention the t glad people's liberation front or the p l. f and it's fighters. were battling security to decline and whom the government has labels a terrorist organization. somehow to put them in the north of the country, betrayal and arrogance has made us pay a heavy cost as a nation. the conflict in to cry is inflicted on us by few individuals who said that there shall be no e the opiate, if they can't arbitrarily govern. they created this conflict. the u. n. c's degree is facing a farming, and 8 is not quickly getting to those who need it most. both the government and t p . a laugh, accused each other of provocation and hindering humanitarian assistance for the region. as he begins his new tom beneath europeans hope, the prime minister will resolve with t great cris

s. department of justice could abby with us sal leone. if these people get to the us border, will they be allowed in? well, it depends. there are 3 different possibilities that both all 3 have been employed by the bite and administration. first. most of the single adults in that group will probably be excluded under what's called title $42.00 of the u. s. code, which is a provision that started being used a lot by president trump during the calvin situation. and now president biden has been using it would says that because of the coven national emergency, thank just get excluded without absolutely in any way, shape or form. being able to apply for a silo. ah, the 2nd thing that could happen to them is now because of court decisions in the united states. they could be forced to do what's called remain and mexico, where they seek asylum in the united states. but in mexico, as opposed to in the united states. and court decision, the forced to by the ministration to do this, even though the, by the ministration hasn't wanted to do this and fo

there will be a procession to westminster abby and a church service there. of members of parliament which are called surgeries in the country. dominic rob, he was on several british tv shows this morning. maybe we need to find a way forward to conduct these things to make them more safe. the big question is is there going to be less interaction with the public. is there going to be a higher amount of security at some of these events. he said, look, he doesn't want there to be any knee-jerk reactions. he doesn't want to have too fast conclusions. essentially what most of the politicians i'm seeing here in british media are saying, they believe a lot of this is going to be on a case-by-case basis. a lot of people are elected officials. they need to hear what their problems are and obviously they need to be kept safe as well. there could be solutions where there are additional security and maybe there's a little less interaction with the public. you have to keep the democratic process in the country upright and going. i think that's something you're hearing fro

and we looked toward nearby abby john, some thunder downpours can be expected. we've got you in for 27 and for see are the own freetown, raining the forecast with the high of 28 degrees. that's it for me, susan. ah, in the next episode of planet i saw s a head of the upcoming un climate conference, will be heading deep on the ground and up into the air. get a new perspective of the changing face of the coal mining industry in poland. will report on illegal logging in romania and explore how catastrophic while flies in greece since created new problems that all feed into the destructive cycle of extreme weather join us for plan.

also, what for abby john? you're in for 27 degrees on monday. ah, with frank assessments, what's the point of the un if multilateralism isn't part of it's a dna, we need someone, we're sovereign states can exchange informed opinions. you focus likely to change biking behavioral. it's not going to change their behavior. they're going to continue to do what they do when it's going to be more in trade and less in terms of trying to match the small games mentality. in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera, latin america is a region of wonder. i'm joy tragedy, and yes of violet. but it doesn't matter where you are. you have to be able to relate to the human condition. with i've been covering all of latin america for most of my career, but no country is alike. and it's my job to said light on how and why lou ah, i might have top stories, yolanda 0, who's been gunfire, and the afghan capital i was after at least 13 people were killed in an explosion in kabul. the bombing targeted the entrance of the 2nd largest mosque i

and abby, debbie bangladesh won the toss and chose to bat 1st, but were restricted. 224 for 9, then england dice and jason roy stole the show was 61 runs of 38 balls after beating the defending champion west indies in the opening game, england. se top with a great and we've a step closer to the semi finals. baffling a coach ronald acumen, will be hoping for a much needed when against why, if i call later on wednesday with his job hanging in the balance prussia is mounting on the dutchman following sundays. the seats around madrid and l class ok . boss 9th, in the legal 6 points of leaders arouse will see that the despite the criticism, is facing human is trying to remain positive. social questions give me most time. this is something that i enjoy the if the day comes where i no longer enjoy it, then i'll leave peacefully. i'd play go 4 times a week. it's also a beautiful sport. but i still want to follow this path, continue to improve this team. i understand that it's a delicate situation, but i think i have a future within the club. and that so we'll sport for me for now. sorry, we'll have

and from exporting cocaine to cannabis and abby's ambitions to self medical marijuana. counting the cost on al jazeera, with financial crimes of increasingly become a great concern to government world wide. they represent a serious threat to the development of national economies best stability and sustainability. the european union is a single market of $27.00 countries. um, while it was formed officially in 1993, it took its members states 25 years longer to agree on the creation of a common public prosecutor's office. it's responsible for investigating prosecuting and bringing charges against those accused of crimes against the financial interests of the you. the european public prosecutor's office officially started operations on june 1st of this year. but some of its member states including poland, hungary island, denmark, and sweden remain outside of the agreement. hungarian justice minister judith volga, says it's a question of serenity. the european public prosecutor's office is led by laura kawisi, but without full support of all e. u men, the state, how much authority will it ha

particularly the in southern merab, had been steadily progressing as the group is making slow gains and al abby and algebra disparate district obviously despite suffering heavy casualties in the past week about 700 who these were killed mostly by 2 hundreds of saudi lead airstrikes . and essentially, this has created obviously a less of a morale for the cookies to continue and take over a matter of but at the same time, there's also been weakness. and this unity among the anti hooting forces and matter as pressure continues in the past week, also about 101210000 people were also displaced in madam. and it doesn't seem that both the, the warring parties are paying any consideration to that, even though some actors are using them as such. to essentially say that the other actor is committing humanitarian at times. and so i think that who these have been nazzo, the bits rounding their the city of merab from the south and then from the north, from a job government. and so they are essentially trying to surround the city, but they're unable to because of the, in the job is at the saudi straits. and