i'm amy goodman. u.n. secretary-general issued yet another stark warning just days ahead of the cop 26 global climate summit. >> less than one week befe cop 26 in class cow, the are still on track for climate catastrophe even with the last announcement. the 2021 missions cap report shows with the present contributions andith that firm commitments from countries around the world, we are on track r a catastrophic global temperature rise of around 2.7 degrees celsius. now, even if the announcements of the last few days wi matealize, we would still be on track to fairly more than two degrees celsius. amy: some encouraging news, new report highlights the power of the grassroots divestment movement as some 1500 institutions and other investors have committed to divesting $40 trillion in assets from fossil fuels over the past decade. in brazil, a senate committee has approved a report calling for criminal charges, including crimes against humanity, against far-right president jair bolsonaro over his deadly m

i'm amy goodman.zer and biontech have officially asked the food and drug administration to authorize its coronavirus vaccine for children between the ages of 5 and 11. the fda is expected to rule on the request by the end of the month, meaning some 28 million children may soon be able to get vaccinated. the number of children infected by covid has soared in recent months with the spread of the delta variant. according to the american academy of pediatrics, children accounted for about a quarter of all infections last month. in other pandemic news a new , study in the journal pediatrics has found roughly 140,000 children lost a parent or caregiver during the first 16 months of the pandemic. the study found black, latinx and indigenous children were impacted the most. in international news, covid deaths in russia have started topping 900 this week for the first time since the start of the pandemic. venezuela says the international monetary fund has not delivered funds that are part of a global program t

i'm amy goodman. president biden on thursday unveiled a framework for a revised version of his build back better plan, which is aimed at combating the climate crisis while funding an array of social programs. biden's scaled-back plan would see the u.s. spend $1.75 trillion over a decade, with $555 billion for climate-friendly policies like tax credits for electric vehicles, solar panels, wind turbines, and more energy-efficient buildings. many progressive goals have been pushed by, among them two years unity college, paid family medical leave, provision allowing medicare to negotiate prescription drug prices. still, progressive lawmakers like vermont independent senator bernie sanders called the package transformational. >> the president and many of us in congress are trying to pass the most consequential piece of legislation in the modern history of t country for working families. amy: senator sinema and manchin both sidestepped questions thursday over whether they will support the revised democrats

i'm amy goodman.arning to our audience, our top story contains descriptions of graphic violence and sexual abuse. a damming report reveals the scope of the humanitarian crisis at the u.s.-mexico border. human rights watch is shedding light on over 160 harrowing reports of abuse faced by asylum seekers at the hands of u.s. immigration officials over the past five years. the internal reports, obtained after filing a public records request, were made by asylum officers within u.s. citizenship and immigration services, using testimonies that detail the brutal conduct of customs and border protection, border patrol and immigration and customs enforcement agents. this is pa of a video accompanying the report published by human rights watch. >> he put a gun to my head and said shut up or i will shoot you. >> he told me i enjoyed when i encounter people like you. >> they call us dogs, tras >> they say because my child was a u.s. citizen they were taken from me. amy: in one account, a man from honduras said a

i'm amy goodman.n afghanistan, a massive explosion at a shia mosque in kandahar killed at least 32 people during friday prayers and injured scores of others, according to officials. the blast came one week after an explosion at a mosque in kunduz killed at least 72 people. that attack was claimed by the the islamic state in khorasan province, known as isis-k. in other news from afghanistan, the u.s. said it will resume regular evacuation flights before the end of the year to get remaining u.s. citizens, residents and qualifying visa applicants out of afghanistan. lebanon is observing a national day of mourning, one day after a pitched gun battle in beirut left seven people dead and injured at least 32 others. hezbollah blamed snipers with an armed christian faction for firing on shia protesters. the marchers were calling for -- lebanese president michel aoun promised to hold the attackers accountable. >> armed forces did their duty and will continue to do so to maintain stability and security. we will

i'm amy goodman. in texas, a federal judge has temporarily blocked the state's near total-ban on abortions, granting the justice department's emergency request to halt the law while courts consider its legality. in his ruling, judge robert pitman slammed the texas ban's unconstitutionality, writing quote "this court will not sanction one more day of this offensive deprivation of such an important right." we'll have more on this story after headlines. on capitol hill, republican senate minority leader mitch mcconnell said wednesday he would allow an emergency extension of the federal debt limit that would put off the risk of a u.s. default until december. senate majority leader chuck schumer says a vote is likely today. the world health organization has endorsed a first-of-its-kind vaccine against malaria for children in sub-saharan africa. the w.h.o. said the vaccine proved to be safe and reduced severe malaria by 30% in children enrolled in a pilot program in ghana, kenya and malawi. w.h.o. chief ted

i'm amy goodman. the u.s. will open its land borders with canada and mexico next month for people fully vaccinated against covid-19. the borders have been closed since march 2020 for noessentiatravel. a foodnd drug ministraon panels meetinthis weeto consid boosterhots of the morna, a johnson johnn covid vaines. modernsaid an ditional half-dose ot proded a significt immuneoost but fda scieists indated moderna ta has n met all criter for ahird dos two texas-based airlines, southwest airlines and american airlines, said they will still require their workers to get vaccinated despite governor greg abbott's new order banning vaccine mandates by any entity, including private businesses. the airlines will continue to abide by the proposed federal mandate on vaccines for private companies, which could be finalized soon. the order would apply to businesses with 100 or more employees, and require workers to be vaccinated or get tested regularly. in wisconsin, two mothers whose children contracted covid-19 have

i'm amy goodman. in sudan, thousands of protesters have poured into the streets for a second straight day after military ruler general abdel fattah burhan declared a state of emergency, arresting sudan's prime minister, most of his cabinet, and civilian members of a governing council. the coup comes two years after mass protests toppled sudan's longtime leader omar al-bashir. news outlets are reporting at least 10 protesters have been shot dead during today's protests demanding an end to military rule. >> they fired stan grenades, then they fired live ammunition. two people died. i saw them with my own eyes. they came back twice and killed one more. it is the third one i saw. amy:: for the immediate release of the prime minister and other detainees. in washington, state department spokesperson ned price said the u.s. would suspend a $700 million emergency aid package for sudan. the coup occurred just a day after thu.s. speal envoy for the horn of africa, jeffrey feltman, was in khartoum where he met w

i'm amy goodman. former president donald trump has filed suit to stop the congressional committee investigating the capitol insurrection from receiving records about the january 6th riot, as well as trump's efforts to overturn the will of voters in the november election. trump's legal team claims the request undermines trump's executive privilege and is asking for more time to review records requests. this comes as the january 6th committee has laid out its contempt case against former trump white house strategist stephen bannon, who defied a congressional subpoena, claiming executive privilege. the committee is expected to vote today to refer bannon for criminal charges. meanwhile, donald trump gave several hours of videotaped testimony monday in a deposition ordered by a new york judge. the civil case was brought by six plaintiffs of mexican descent who say trump's security guards assaulted them outside trump tower in 2015 as they peacefully protested trump's racist comments about mexicans. their la

i'm amy goodman. the pharmaceutical company merck has asked drug regulators in the united states and europe to authorize the first antiviral pill to treat covid-19 patients at home. public health officials hope approval of the drug, molnupiravir, could help reduce the strain on hospitals. in other pandemic news, the official covid death toll in brazil has topped 600,000, the second highest official toll in the world behind the united states where over 713,000 people have died. more than 130 countries, including every g20 nation, have agreed to a global deal to ensure large corporations pay a global minimum tax rate of 15%. the organization for economic co-operation and development described the agreement as a quote "landmark deal." french economy minister bruno le maire spoke on friday. >> the deal opens the path to a true fiscal revolution in the 21st century. it is a fiscal revolution because there is no going back, because it brings more justice in the matter of taxation. digital giants will pay th

i'm amy goodman.he rld health organization is warning climate change is "the single biggest health threat facing humanity." in a new report released ahead of next month's u.n. climate summit in glascow, the w.h.o. is urging world leaders to act with urgency to combat the climate emergency. maria neira, director of the world health organization spoke on monday. >> food, water, the quality of the air. you can imagine all of that will represent a major risk for our self. we need to invest adaptation to climate change for more resilient health care facilities and more resilient society. amy: new research in the journal nature climate change finds 85% of the world's population has already been negatively impacted by the climate crisis. in china, at least 15 people have died in heavy flooding this week in shanxi province. nearly 20,000 homes have been destroyed, forcing over 120,000 people to relocate. in washington, d.c., over 135 people were arrested outside the white house in an action on monday to mark

i'm amy goodman. in brazil, a leaked draft of a senate report accuses far-right president jair bolsonaro of multiple crimes related to his mishandling of the pandemic, saying he should be charged with "crimes against humanity." the senate investigation finds he chose to let covid-19 spread throughout the population in the hopes of achieving herd immunity. brazil has recorded over 600,000 coronavirus deaths. the report blames the bolsonaro administration's policies for over half of those. in the united states, the house committee investigating the january 6 capitol insurrection has recommended a criminal contempt charge against trump white house adviser steve bannon for defying a congressional subpoena. this is the committee's chair, mississippi congressmember bennie thompson. >> the rules of law remains under attack right now. is there no accountability for these abusers? are there different sets of rules for different types of people? then our democracy is in serious trouble. amy: at the white house,

i'm amy goodman. hundreds of rallies took place across the united states , saturday, amid a mounting assault on reproductive rights. the protests and marches came one month after texas's near-total ban on abortions went into effect. this is a demonstrator in austin, texas. >> they have been trying to fight roe v. wade for nearly 50 years now. i will be honest, when it happened, i thought the supreme court would have to knock it down again. when they didn't, we have to fight. it shows why elections matter. we have to get back out on the streets and march and organized and fight. amy: a federal judge in texas is now considering arguments from the justice department over whether to suspend the texas ban while courts consider its legality. after headlines, we'll hear clips from saturday's nationwide protests, and speak with alexis mcgill johnson, president of planned parenthood. the u.s. has surpassed 700,000 confirmed covid-19 deaths. the official death toll isy far the highest in the world, even though

i'm amy goodman. 50 republican senators voted to block debate on a voter rights bill that will rain in suppression laws passed by republican led legislatures. it is that third time senate republicans have used the threat of a filibuster to block voting rights legislation. the freedom to vote act was already a compromise that scaled-back voter protections under the for the people act after conservative democratic senator joe manchin said he would oppose that bill. the latest move by a republican to stonewall voting rights renewed calls to abolish the filibuster. senator manchin wednesday dismissed a report published by mother jones that claimed the west virginia and was considering dropping out of the democratic party, calling the report b.s. on wednesday, the white house signaled president biden was removing many of his top legislative priorities from the build back better act and would offer a massively slimmed down bill amidst opposition from republicans and democratic senators joe manchin and kyrst

i'm amy goodman.ook whistleblower frances haugen gave an explosive testimony before a senate subcommittee tuesday denouncing the social media company for prioritizing "astronomical profits" over the safety of its billions of users. haugen's testimony gave a rare glimpse into the secretive tech company, which she accused of harming children, selling division by boosting hateful content, and undermining democracy. haugen urged lawmakers to enact strict oversight over facebook before it's too late. this is frances haugen. francis: facebook wants you to believe that the problems we are talking about are unsolvable. they want you to believe in false choices, that you must choose between a facebook fully divisive and extreme content or losing one of the most important values our country was founded upon, free speech. that you must choose between public oversight of facebook's choices and your personal privacy. that to be able to share fun photos of your kids with old friends, you must also be inundated with

i'm amy goodman.ongress has approved a bill to extend federal funding into early december, averting a government shutdown just hours before a midnight deadline thursday. the stopgap measure won the support of enough republicans to pass after it was agreed to drop a provision that would suspend a limit on the national debt. without action on the debt ceiling, the u.s. could default on loans in mid-october. house speaker nancy pelosi delayed a planned vote thursday on a $1 trillion infrastructure bill amid fractures in the democratic party among the build back better act. the $3.5 trillion to expand the social safety net. west virginia democratic senator joe manchin told reporters thursday he would only accept a 10 year, $1.5 trillion social safety net bill. >> i believe in my heart that what we can do and the needs we have right now and what we can afford to do -- changing our whole society to entitlement mentality. amy: some democrats said it will not vote for infrastructure bill until senate democrat

amy: i want to thank you.likes facebook knows you better than colleagues, after 70 likes, better than friends, after 150 likes, better than family, after 300 likes, better than your spouse. roger, jessica, next up we look at the revelations in the pandora papers about the offshore financial dealings of the world's richest and most powerful p -- people and the connection between offer banking and colonialism. back in 30 seconds. ♪♪ [music break] amy: money, by the flying lizards. we are looki at wha has bee reveal about t murky financia dlings of the richest and most powerful people. a new report has been released called the pandora papers. >>f the nama pers on steroi. -- iis the pen -- thanama pars on steroids. it'opening e box on lot of things. whertalkin about 1million documentfrom 14 fferent service provirs, l fir, secr offshoraccountsith pele in mtiple juriiction the brish virgslands, beeves,hese cuments e showinthe u.s. as tax haven >> 330oliticianfrom 90 countrie >> t mt famous peoe in the world are in t

i'm amy goodman. president biden has announced plans to keep the port of los angeles open around the clock in order to battle a global supply chain crisis that has idled container ships off the coast, driving up prices on food, fuel and consumer goods. the move will double the number of hours the port will remain open to relieve unprecedented supply chain bottlenecks. >> this is an across-the-board commitment going to 24/7. this is a first step in speeding up the movement of materials and goods through our supply chain. now we need the rest of the private sector chain to step up as well. amy: the labor department reported wednesday the consumer price index rose 5.4% in september compared to one year prior, partly driven by supply chain caused by the pandemic. to keep pace with inftion, the social security administration said yesterday it would boost benefits by nearly 6% next year. the world health organization has announced a new expert panel that will investigate the origins of the covid-19 pandemic

amy: dr.a-attisha, you were the one that blew open the story of the lead poisoning of the people of flint. again, we are talking about an overwhelmingly black city, flint and benton harbor. can you talk about what you feel the state of -- and federal government needs to do, and described the crisis right now in benton harbor? dr. hanna-attisha: great to be here with you, and great to be here with rev. pinkney. he has done so much work to elevate this issue. what a state and federal government needs to do, and i was one of those that signed the petition, is to share completely and transparently that the water is not safe right now, and to provide alternative water. right now, that is bottled water. maybe it needs to be home delivered. we need to work with the community, rev. pinkney, the folks on the ground, to make sure people have access to bottled water. every day that goes by when there is lead in the water is one day to long for the children of benton harbor. amy: describe what happened in

i'm amy goodman. in sudan, the military says it has placed prime minister abdalla hamdok under house arrest in an undisclosed location and detained most of his cabinet members in what the information ministry is calling a coup. sudan's military ruler has declared a national state of emergency and said he had dissolved a joint military-civilian governing council meant to transition sudan to civilian rule. he said a new government would lead sudan until like 2023. this comes after a failed coup attempt last month and two years after a popular uprising and military takeover ousted long-time president omar al-bashir. the internet went down across most of sudan as tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets, blocking roads in khartoum, and facing gunfire near sudan's military's headquarters. >> an urgent call to all civilians who want to protect the revolution. what the military is doing is a betrayal to civilians on all fronts. it is the duty of all civilians to block the roads outside to prevent

amy: u.s. joint chiefs of staff general mark milley said china's tests of hypersonic missiles over the summer come "very close" to a sputnik moment, stoking fears of an arms race between the two superpowers. the u.s.'s own recent hypersonic missile test reportedly failed. the biden administration has criticized israeli plans to expand their illegal settlements, saying it jeopardizes the possibility of a two-state solution. on sunday, israel announced plans to build another 1300 settlements in the occupied west bank on top of over 2000 units that were announced last august. the u.n. also condemned the news monday, issuing a reminder that the settlements are illegal under international law. this is plo official bassam al-salhi. >> this is a confirmation of the ongoing israeli aggression and also thenability of the united states to enforce what they sometimes declare. therefore, the alternative for us as palestinians is to continue to struggle agast the occupation and to demand from the world an e

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in -- amy hollyfield is live. amy: it looks like river rapids out here. look at this flow. we will be watching the water flow like this for at least another hour. that's when they are estimating they could possibly get the water shut off. you are looking at hemme avenue down from danville boulevard. this is that the creative learning center so keep in mind, they are not letting cars go through because of the standing water. they got the call at 12:45 this morning so it has been flowing for several hours and they still cannot get it shut off. it is flooding the street, but some residents do not have any water, 182 customers. they don't know the cause of the break but they expect old age. >> water is still flowing, yes. the cause of the break is not known. the main is an eight inch pipe that was installed in 1950 so it is over 70 years old. of system is quite old and in need of repair and replacement. amy: they are having trouble shutting off the water because they can't get to the gate valve which is underwater. they can't get to it so that's why they just have an estimated

>> amy: he gave you the answer.n't say no to someone who has a 91% approval rang among republicans in this state. donald trump easily won the state of iowa, even as polls during the end of the 2020 campaign showed it may be a lot closer. the senate race showed polls being close, ended up not being close at all. he knows exactly what he needs to do to win. and that's where this energy that we're seeing on the republic side is coming, the primary base, people who will show up, go to conventions and primaries. if you're a republican and you're running and you have other republicans in a primary running against you, you cannot afford to not be with the president. >> woodruff: tam, what about that? can any republican who wants to be re-elected stand up to former president trump right now? >> tamara: there are very few of them out there that exist. so i guess if liz cheney is able to win her primary, maybe that will be one case. but the reality is that this donald trump's party. and as he continues to lie about the outcom

live from the richmond san rafael bridge, amy hollyfield.p an eye on the storm with live doppler 7 on the abc 7 bay area streaming app available on roku, amazon fire, and apple tv. kumasi: authorities will give new details about the mysterious death of a family and their pet dog over the summer while hiking near yosemite. jobina, what are we expecting? jobina: you will finally get an answer about what killed the family of three and their dog. the mariposa county sheriff is expected to reveal the causes of death in a 2:00 conference this afternoon. jonathan gerrish, his wife, ellen, their one-year-old daughter, and, their family dog hiked most of an 8.5 mile trail in triple digit heat in the sierra national forest near yosemite. all were found dead on august 16's. the family had ties to the bay area. foul play, lightning strikes, suicide, and drugs have all been rolled -- ruled out. the family may have all suffered heat stroke or were poisoned by toxic algae blooms in the water along the trail. we will send out a push alert when the news conf

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amy, this is harr badger.atch. >> absolutely in the suburbs are clearly going to be a place that we want to watch not just gubernatorial race but 2022 democrats made big gains during the trump era can they hold on to suburban gains when joe biden is in the white house and not donald trump. the interesting thing is that terry mcauliffe is very interested in nationalizing this race and quite frankly politics has become more nationalized. it's not as localized as it once was. the challenge for mcauliffe right now though is even though donald trump is very unpopular in the state of virginia and joe biden won by 10 points. joe biden is not that popular either if we go back to our previous discussion about job approval ratings. so, mcauliffe wants to nationalize the race at the same time he doesn't have the tail wind behind him that would be a popular sitting democratic president. >> bret: he is also saying publicly now that he is running in a rates that virginia does not particularly love joe biden. in virginia, jo