this is the afp news agency re ”ortin player. this is the afp news agency reporting that _ player.has - player. this is the afp news agency reporting that the g20 has agreed l reporting that the g20 has agreed only 1.5 degrees climate change target. many people will say, gosh, thatis target. many people will say, gosh, that is at the least they could do. substantially, this was agreed at paris, wasn't it, but clearly we are not going to get any immediate reaching of that target? it is a project to be delivered over a number of years. the hopers, decisive decade, let's use that phrase again, we can make substantial progress towards that and to do that, emissions need to be reduced hugely. that is important, significant and creates momentum coming here to glasgow. tt significant and creates momentum coming here to glasgow.— significant and creates momentum coming here to glasgow. it does, and a lot of people. _ coming here to glasgow. it does, and a lot of people, scientists _ coming here to glasgow. it does, and a lot of people, scientists in - a lot of people, scientists in particu

we have enough under the afp plan and infrastructure bill speaker pelosi. cheryl: 1.75 trillion.y. do you think other liberal cities will follow suit? >> they they will. they're trying to push ubi. trying to push socialism. change the worth ethic fundamentally at level across america. they want half oar more of our country dependent on federal government. that we'll have free, equal opportunity but up to you to make your life will become. cheryl: what i don't understand, we have, we got it from the government. 10.4 million available jobs out there at the end of august, the last time we had that data but we're incentivizing people not to work. you know, you talk about, we had nancy pelosi on talking about this build back better plan. you know what? the joint economic committee, this is a new study, these are the republicans, they say basically the government programs, policies, are exacerbating this decades long workforce exodus. basically paying people not to work. they're disconnected from the job market. i was looking at some data from this. these able-bodied males that have no

afp was the media to look into this in the last week or two and it came from a youtube channel calledenuine fake and so it basically deepfake technology, familiar of late. barack obama has had a deepfake. tom cruise at one point. this is not tom cruise. what it does is it superimposes the face of the person deepfake onto another person. it looks very convincing. it looks very much like the tom cruise we are familiar with from movies. that is just send our turns face -- jacinda ardern's face but it was a video of a youtuber smoking a joint in the video. anchor: people will believe anything online it seems like. thank you very much for that, james. if you see a fake image or video, contact james directly on twitter or contact the france 24 observers directly. stay with us for what is coming up. that is it for me. úoúóc?c?c?c?ióqoxoxoúoúoúoqoúoqç amy: from new york this is democracy now! >> there has been an uptick in private sectost

in an interview with the news agency afp, the commission's director said between 2,900 and 3,200 was a quote "minimum estimate." the independent commission-- set up in 2018 by the bishops' conference of france-- is set to release its findings in a 2,500- page report on tuesday. the 21-member panel had access to church, court, and police archives, and interviewed witnesses. a vatican spokesperson said it would wait to comment until the full report is published. hundreds of investigative reporters from news organizations around the world, including the "washington post," released a massive trove of financial records today that detail hidden bank accounts and companies designed to hide assets. the post calls it "a secretive financial universe that benefits the wealthy and powerful." the international consortium of investigative journalists calls the project the "pandora papers." five years ago the group released secret finacial rerd pco actinjewrono kase n pa. documents show king abdullah ii of jordan spent more than $100 million on luxury homes, and leaders of the czech republic, ecuad

returning back to the webex or afp has a question. >> hello can you hear me okay? >> my question with the u.s. [inaudible] to develop locally with the u.s. and after the big drama, what do you think about the idea for removing in the u.s.? >> quick to tell you productive to have the situation of brinksmanship with respect to the u.s. debt ceiling. point was made for a while now is having a longer-term solution. that canth be done with a target as opposed to the debt ceiling. but raising the debt ceiling went ever to be in line with whatever it is with taxes and appropriation congress has approved. these concert reoccurrences are certainly not helpful of ensuring uncertainty about the future. that something that should be reformed. >> thank you, that is all we have time for this morning for this press conference with a world economic outlook. thank you for joining us and thank y f television companies and more including comcast. >> do you think this is just a community center? weigh more than that. comcast's party with a thousand committee centers to create wife fil

now of course in the smith case, it applied, they were wanting the information from afp case, i mean. they wanted a differentiation from a food bank. and that was specifically mentioned in the opinion. we need to know who the donors to a food bank are. i think i saw one in the middle there. can you make sure that mic is on, nicole, please? >> is it on? >> yeah. >> tim from delaware. a lot of public schools, in fact, most public schools, if not all, have anti-bullying rules that accompany speech that occurs off campus. they don't defer just to the authorities to investigate and reprimand. and most of those anti-bullying rules are broadly interpreted. are there any cases in the pipeline dealing with that? >> i don't know of any specific cases. i think, generally speaking, under mahanoy, those are likely to survive. but the devil may be in the details of how broadly are they interpreted. i think the court certainly stressed that political speech or religious speech or speech with some kind of public value shouldn't be lightly curtailed. and justice alito actually had some good kind of to

until the smith case it applied to, they were wanting the information from -- afp case, i mean, they wanted information from a food bank. we need to know who the donors to a food bank are. it implicated all political or essentially nonprime minister -- nonpolitical nonprofits. can you make sure the mic is on, nicole, please. >> is it on? >>. >> yep. >> tim from delaware. a lot of public schools, most public schools have anti-bullying rules, speech that occurs off campus. they don't defer just to the authorities to investigate and reprimand, and most of those anti-bullying rules are broadly interpreted. are there any cases in the pipeline dealing with that. >> i don't know of any specific cases. i think generally speaking those are likely to survive but the devil may be in the details of how broadly are they interpreted. i think the courts certainly stress that political speech or religious speech or speech with some kind of public value shouldn't be lightly curtailed and justice alito had some good tough hypotheticals at oral argument of mixes between the two, someone saying, like, y