barbara: the latest on the visit from antony blinken.parliamentary inquiry of the government's handling of the covid-19 pandemic has resulted in a damming report that will be made public on wednesday. senators had said that they will ask for indictments against the president and many of his close advisors. >> the last day of hearings in the most -- are the most painful of all. white handkerchiefs, a symbol of tears shed for those who pass in the pandemic. brazil reached the tragic milestone of 600,000 deaths by covid-19. they world's -- the world's second largest. there were -- the handkerchiefs were carried in a box. this manna spoke on behalf of thousands of brazilians who lost their loved ones and blame the government for their suffering. especially the president, who denied the severity of the pandemic, scoffed at social distancing measured, and delayed the vaccination campaign. >> i think that we deserve an apology from the highest authority in the country. this is not about politics. is not about belonging to one party or another.

and we hear from antony blinken. our interview with him. the thoughts on the energy crisis, nato, and tensions with china. stocks rebound, bolstered by progress on the debt ceiling. and the rebound in tech shares. we discussed the market share. that conversation up next. if you have questions, send them to us. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the problem is stagflation. that is the real risk in so many portfolios are massively exposed. there are ways to hedge their risk, arbitrage that difference between the likely nominal outcomes and those available in financial assets. >> when you look at productivity, people are not talking about it. it is booming. the idea that we don't have any gdp growth, particularly when consumers have this much excess savings, i don't see that. anna: greg henson and henry mcveigh with their very different takes on stagflation. let's get another one. wells fargo asset management head of investment grade credit for europe joins us. what are your thoughts on stagflation? it seems to get complicated quickly when we have these

we will hear from antony blinken. we are seeing u.s. futures muted at the open after we saw stocks rallying in the afternoon. the s&p 500 erasing one .3% -- one point percent of a loss, the biggest since february. we might get a resolution or kicking the can down the road on the u.s. debt ceiling into december. we also had the 10 year yield changed. strong jobs numbers, private companies adding most jobs in three months. we will be looking forward to the september payroll on friday. oil sinking by the most in two weeks and extending losses. this as we continue to see growing u.s. inventory and russia signaled they are ready to help ease a global energy crisis. natural gas is moving, it has been volatile for a few days. we saw it plunge after settling at the highest level in 12 years with president putin saying the russian gas pump will send more gas into ukraine at the end of the year. prices in europe fluctuated and we saw a plunge underscoring how volatile energy markets are. if you look at this chart, russia is the number two produce

you're saying the biden administration and antony blinken, the secretary state, are not interested inement, for example, that they would not allow al-quaida or isis to form there as a base to attack americans? that they're not concerned with that? they don't want to follow-through? >> they're concerned about the terrorism part. but in order for terrorism interests to be protected, we need to make sure that we have an afghanistan that does not collapse. if afghanistan collapses, there will be ungoverned spaces where terrorism will find a place. for reasons of politics, because the taliban are perceived as a terrorist group widely, that it will cost the administration their resisting and engagement negotiations with the taliban on a comprehensive agreement with regard to factors or issues that the agreement -- the conditions based agreement of the previous administration had dealt with but remain unfulfilled. a similar approach to the approach of the trump administration to negotiate the details of the implementation with regard to reaching an agreement of what is required. but politica

secretary of state antony blinken says china should cease its aggression towards taiwan. blinken spoke earlier with francine lacqua in paris. sec. blinken: they spoke on the phone a few weeks ago and had a productive conversation covering a lot of issues. whether they will have occasion to get together in the months ahead, we will see. they are likely to participate in some fashion in the g20 meeting. they had a productive conversation and we will continue the work they set out stop francine: with seen incursions of chinese planes in taiwan. is there a redline you think president xi will not cross? does he understand a redline or are tensions high? sec. blinken: the actions we have seen by china are provocative and potentially destabilizing. what i hope is these actions will cease because there is always the possibility of miscalculation, of miscommunication. that is dangerous. in the past we have managed to handle the issues surrounding taiwan in a way that is sustained stability. provocative actions go in the wrong direction and it is very important that no one take any

antony blinken says "time is running short post quote for iran to return to compliance with that landmarkuclear deal. secretary blinken says washington will look at every option to deal with the challenge posed by tehran. he accused iran of using this time to advance its nuclear program in a variety of ways. he says the runway given to iran is getting shorter. a major highway in southern california's coastal region is closed today. evacuation orders are in place as hundreds of firefighters battle a growing fire. the blaze is going along the south santa barbara county coast, which was once owned by ronald and nancy reagan. the fire corrupted monday, forcing the closure of u.s. 101. the only major highway on that section of the coast. hollywood's captain kirk, 90-year-old william shatner, blasted into space today on the second flight of jeff bezos' company blue origin. the rocket lifted off at 9:50 four a roughly 10-minute journey into suborbital space, eating an altitude above 200 50,000 feet. shatner spoke outside the capsule. >> what you have given me is the most profound experience i ca

secretary of state antony blinken. he spoke to francine lacqua, saying china should cease actions towards taiwan. that was during a talk. that coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i'm not surprised to see this most recent retreat in correction we have been going through. >> china has already gone through a bit of a correction. >> they are playing this to be a superpower and moving consistently in that direction. we think it is investable. >> diversification is key. >> being somewhat better diversified geographically. >> you have to have it change, be agile. >> it will be more important in the next decade. >> we have seen a dramatic growth in allocations. >> anybody on the sidelines under allocated to pre-pandemic and saw the performance with this reopening. we see a real resurgence of demand. >> it has never been more punitive to hold cash. >> if the inflation piece pulls over, the whole thing falls over. >> the problem is stagflation. that is the real risk. >> there are no answers to it yet. we should expect contin

six terry of state antony blinken talked about the passing of the former secretary of state. >> secretary powell came to the state department after a long and extraordinary career in the u.s. armed forces. he was gentle powell, former chairman of the joint chiefs when he walked into the oval office to beat sworn in as our nation's top diplomat. after that, he was mr. secretary. he gave the state department the very best of his leadership. his experience, his patriotism. he gave us his decency and the state department loved him for it. secretary powell trusted the career workforce here. he empowered them. he made sure the desk officer who knew an issue most deeply was the one who got to brief him or the president. he told his staff he didn't have to worry about getting fancy lunches. hamburgers and hotdogs were just fine. when he hopped on the elevator, he would pull others on with him. he didn't bother with formalities. he wanted to hear from everyone. he walked around the building, dropping into offices unannounced asking what people needed hud, making sure hud they knew he was counting

haidi: antony blinken there with francine lacqua.ting down to the start of trade in tokyo. here are some of the stories were watching today. toyota you premium lexus brand outsold its german rivals in the u.s. luxury market in the third quarter. we are watching eon financial. it boosted its forecast for the full year. 23 to ¥26 billion. -- the princess with them in 2019. , saying that the ruling was unfair. global news 24 is -- 24 hours a day, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 companies. this is bloomberg. yousef: global semiconductor supply disruptions are being blamed for a range of shortages across several are industries. that might not change for another year. research says that the global semiconductor shortage is likely to persist until the second half of 2022. let's bring in and helper -- it's great to have you with us. when can we expect a new capacity to help this year? >> it's a great question. one thing that has become very apparent with the semiconductor shortage is that there's no quick fix to add

secretary of state antony blinken,'s first meeting with the american officials since scrapping the 30illion euro submarine contract. that plunging relations with the u.s. into a deep crisis. that deals covered the defense alliance -- scampered by the defense alliance between britain, the u.s. and australia. the move damaged a relationship for over 200 years. >> we could and we should have communicated better. that is what president macron and president biden have said to each other when they spoke a few weeks ago. also, we sometimes tend to take for granted our relationship as important and deep as the one between france and the united states. mark: trying to heal the wounds, the top diplomat speaking in french on french national tv. at the e.u. summit in slovenia, president macron says he will meet president biden in rome at the g 20 summit in october to reengage and to try to move on after this rift over the aukus pact. >> we will see. i believe in facts. i believe it is more positive for both of us. i will see. we will discuss in mid-october. we will catch up during the g20. i thin

we'll hear from secretary of state antony blinken and secretary of congress, gina raimondo. back at home, democrats in congress are still tangled in tough negotiationsory negotiations overpresident bidel proposal, which the president gave a final push for. we'll hear from california congressman ro khanna, pushing kellogg's on the colleae left to stand together and we'll talk to john curtis about his effort to get fellow republicans to help limit the damage from climate change. then on the covid front, vaccinations for younger children could be available in a matter of days. we'll talk with pediatrician claire boogaard, who oversees the covid vaccine program at washington,.'s children's national hospital. plus, current and former presidents weigh in on the gubernatorial race in virginia. what that says for democrats and republicans. we'll have a preview. it is all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪♪ ♪♪ >> brennan: good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." we begin a consequential week in washington with lawmakers eyeing votes on two key bills that make up president bide

several top us officials, including the secretary of state antony blinken and attorney general mitchday meeting president andres manuel lopez 0brador, discussing the creation of a new security deal between the two countries that would address things like the influence of drug cartels of the smuggling of us—made guns into mexico and the flow of migrants to the us border. will 6rant reports. this undermines the extent of the crisis at the us mexico border. mexican police in this state say the majority were from nearby. around 200 were unaccompanied minors, children travelling alone through one of the most dangerous drug cartel controlled parts of latin america. the timing could hardly have been more apt, coming almost exactly as the us secretary of state, antony blinken, and the mexican president were sitting down for talks. the body language was warm and the words cordial as the two sides briefly set aside their differences to focus instead on a shared interest: a newjoint instead on a shared interest: a new joint security framework. the current agreement was signed in 2008. but the m

>> antony blinken just said the rule of law. i find that interesting.stration or maybe perhaps better stated this regime ignores the rules and the laws that they don't like and enforces some that they do. they pick and choose. that's not the rule of law. we have laws on the books right now to secure or border. in fact, the judiciary has weighed in and said that the wait in mexico policy that president trump has instituted, that's what president biden is supposed to be doing now and refuses to. we are on record right now, we're going to have more people sneak across the southern border, mass unlawful migration this year than we have ever had. the root cause is the climate that changed an 1600 pennsylvania avenue on the 20th of january. that's the continues, claudia. claudia: this money going to environmental projects and surveys and other natural resources, what is your reaction to that? this is your state. where do you suppose this money will be spent in texas? >> that's gobblegook. he was regurgitating old talking points. joe biden has made 49 states b

secretary of state antony blinken joins me to discuss next. and deja vu. democrats set another deadline after the president asks for a vote now, and progressives say nope, it's all or nothing. >> let's not keep having postponements. >> do they have a deal? i'll speak to senate budget chair bernie sanders exclusively and transportation secretary pete buttigieg ahead. >>> plus final pitch. candidates make their closing arguments in virginia's race for governor, a surprising line from democrat terry mcauliffe. >> this isn't about trump. >> reporter: as youngkin doubles down. >> i haven't thought about anything beyond virginia. >> reporter: is this race headed for an upset? hello, i'm dana bash in washington, where the state of our union is testing its international strength. right now, president biden is in rome on his final day at the g20, a major gathering of world leaders, the first in-person g20 since the covid-19 pandemic. climate change, covid-19 vaccines and the supply chain crisis are some of the major issues on the agenda. the president did secure a

several top us officials, including the secretary of state antony blinken and attorney general mitcheting president andres manuel lopez obrador, discussing the creation of a new security deal between the two countries that would address things like the influence of drug cartels of the smuggling of us—made guns into mexico and the flow of migrants to the us border. will grant reports. more than 650 people, over half of them children, crammed into trailers, desperate to reach the united states. not that any extra evidence was needed but the tension of so many people underlines the two crisis at the us have mexico border. mexican police say the majority were from guatemala. around 200 were from guatemala. around 200 were unaccompanied minors, children travelling alone through one of the most dangerous drug cartel control parts of latin america. the timing could not have been more apt, with the us secretary of state and the mexican president sitting down for talks. the body language was warm, the words cordial as the two sides briefly set aside their differences to focus instead on share

secretaria de estado, antony blinken, presidirÁ maÑana una reuniÓn.ncha, en necocly, colombia. reportero: este es el momento en el que la armada nacional de colombia trae de nuevo a tierra tres cuerpos sin vida, luego de el naufragio de una lancha que saliÓ ilegalmente hacia la frontera con panamÁ. >> no es fÁcil, porque es muy difÍcil vivir esta travesÍa. reportero: por esta razÓn las autoridades colombianas anunciaron que se reforzarÁn las medidas de seguridad para los migrantes. diariamente quedan miles de migrantes, pero sÓlo hay autorizaciÓn para que salgan 500 por dÍa. >> vamos a trabajar juntos. reportero: muchos acuden a los viajes ilegales que llevan consigo accidentes mortales. >> migrantes una persona altamente vulnerable. reportero: mientras cuerpos de rescate hacen la bÚsqueda de la embarcaciÓn que se uniÓ. el tema de la migraciÓn serÁ prioritario y habrÁ apoyo del departamento de estado de estados unidos. patricia: aquÍ en estados unidos hay una gran polÉmica en la comunidad hondureÑa por el nuevo documento de identidad hondureÑa en el e

us secretary of state antony blinken puts it this way. has a commitment to taiwan that is rock solid, and, over many years has contributed to the maintenance of peace and stability across the taiwan strait and within the region. and look at these pictures. here we have the us alongside japan, the uk, canada, the netherlands and new zealand, conducting naval exercises in the philippine sea this month. there are also us military bases across the region, the biggest being in south korea and injapan. and the us is busy shoring up its alliances. remember this from september? the uk, the us and australia signed a defence pact called aukus, with the clear intention of countering china. and in the middle of all of these aspects of america's approach to the region lies its policy on taiwan. it's often called "strategic ambiguity". what that describes is how us has signalled a willingness to defend taiwan but has never defined precisely how and if it will. the analyst isabel hilton explains more. and you can argue this has worked. taiwan's now a pr

on tuesday, antony blinken told reporters washington is doing everything it can. >> we have been relentlesslyused on this, including sending a team to haiti, and constant communication with the haitian national police. as well as the haitian government. reporter: following the assassination of the president and a devastating earthquake, crimes like kidnappings, extortion and violent attacks have intensified. more than 600 abductions were reported in the first three quarters of this year. a joint effort continues. issues like the worsening security situation, widespread fuel shortages, lack of clear government leadership and growing unrest are proving to be major obstacles against efforts to free those kidnapped. host: haiti has the world's highest number of kidnappings per person. abductions have searched 300% since july. there have been 628 kidnappings since january, compared with 231 last year. the gang is believed to be behind nearly 80% of the abductions. degroot kidnapped 10 people including members of the catholic church in april, and it is growing in strength area it now has nearly 150

certainly what you want to avoid with antony blinken speaking in paris.vonne: talking about the latest military flyby in taiwan, military drills in the u.k. as well. let's talk about politics between china and the u.s. biden and xi set to meet virtually before the end of the year. angela mancini is partner and head of apac markets at control risks. angela: i think both sides recognize relations are not working well. xi and biden had not spoken in seven months up until the september call. there is a concern on both sides that there is some open channel of communication at the has levels to avoid any risk of accidental confrontation. it is clear the conversations of the lower level of government were not working that well. i think it is a good thing that they are planning some dialogue at the highest level to cover these issues. yvonne: it seems like this meeting in zurich seemed to be quite positive. it has come a long way since these two met in alaska. you had someone speaking days ago about the shortfalls of this phase one trade deal. what does this tell

antony blinken made the announcement.sulate has traditionally been a base for diplomatic outreach to palestinians, but was absorbed by the u.s. embassy when it moved to west jerusalem. ministers discussed expanding on agreements in the 2020 abraham accords, which encourage arab nations to normalize ties with israel. >> we strongly support these historic steps and are committed to building on the efforts of the last administration to expand the circle of countries with normalized relations with israel. we believe normalization can and should be a force for progress, not only between israel and arab countries and other countries in the region, but also between israelis and palestinians. as president biden has said, israelis and palestinians equally deserve to live safely and security and enjoy freedom, prosperity and democracy. barbara: the eu's top brags it official has proposed the removal of many of the customs checks between britain and northern ireland as a trade dispute intensifies. the uk's brexit minister spoke of t

secretary of state antony blinken spoke to him.nternational pressures growing on suydam's military leaders. african union has suspended khartoum from meetings. the united nations says there's a cause for all government officials to be released. >> what's important for the secretary-general and for all of us is to see the immediate and unconditional release of all of the government officials who continue to be unlawfully detained as well as activists, anyone else who has been detained arbitrarily by the authorities, and everyone's human rights, of course, must be respected. the secretary-general has been on the phone, and his advisers have been in touch with relevant people. >> the european court of justice has ordered poland to pay a daily find of -- fine of 101 million dollars in a row over judicial reforms. ecuador's president has called for dialogue as protests in the country continue for a second day. people are demanding the president reversed his decision to increase fuel prices. those are the headlines. stay with us on al ja

joining me now from rome is the secretary of state antony blinken. mr. secretary, thank you so much for joining me. i want to start by what happened in the u.s. president biden went to capitol hill and asked for a deal before he left for cop26 and speaker ploes e told house democrats not to "embarrass" president biden on the world stage. as you know, the president is arriving there with no major climate plans signed into law. so in the words of speaker pelosi, is he going to be embarrassed arriving with scotland without a deal in hand? >> look, happily i don't do politics in my job but let me say this. what i'm seeing here in rome is a deep appreciation for american reengagement, american leadership, and it's making a huge difference on issues that will have an impact on the lives of americans. we're here at the g20 the world's largest economies and with this american leadership, with this american engagement, we've struck dramatic progress, we have a global minimum tax agreement, that's an incredibly big deal, something we've been working on for a long

secretary of state antony blinken has been in mexico to hammer out details. google has welcomed a deal agreed by 136 countries to impose a minimum tax rate of 15% on corporations. it is aimed at deterring business giants from declaring profits in low tax territories even the clients might be elsewhere. their agreement has been criticized in developing nations that want the tax rate to be higher. the nobel peace prices has awarded to journalists. the committee chairwoman commended them for their fearlessness. those are your headlines. coming up next, "inside story." ♪ >> a dispute between paris and ance, and mercenaries are expected to replace friends soldiers. what are the risks. this is "inside story." ♪ >> hello. welcome to "inside story." i adrian finighan -- i am adrian finighan. a spat with france has threatened the mali region of south africa. france was accused of abandonment for deciding to reduce its military presence. french president met wilma krohn called the comments unacceptable and later disparaged the molly and government. on tuesday, the moll

. >> antony blinken made the comment before pyongyang announced its latest launch.his week, the country said it test-fired a hypersonic missile for the first time. >> blinken said the u.s. is analyzing the recent launches to understand what technology was use. >> on thursday the u.n. security council was planning to hold an emergency session to discuss the missile tests, but it was postponed. according to u.n. sources, china has been reluctant to hold the meeting. >>> the first world expo to be held in the middle east has kicked off in dubai. it was postponed for a year because of the pandemic. expo 2020 dubai will run for the next six months. the fair's sprawling grounds were built in a desert suburb of the united arab emirates's largest city. travel restrictions are still in place in many parts of the world. visitors over the age of 18 will have to show proof of vaccination or negive pcr test. more than 190 countries will take part. japan's pavilion will introduce the country's traditional culture, anime and new technologies. it will also promote the next world's

they wrote secretary of state antony blinken this week quote this is a very straightforward request andn whether the state department continues to maintain that the wiv has collaborated on secret projects with china's military. a spokesperson says the state department refuses to comment on congressional correspondence that the administration will work with the world health organization on its investigation and claims the u.s. will keep chinese government for access. bret? >> bret: ich edson. thank you. a house committee heard election on maricopa county, arizona. organizers said session to examine how audits undermine public confidence and i couldn't know mine democracy. last month a public review of the maricopa found that joe biden did defeat former president donald trump in the county and in arizona. the ceo of the company hired to conduct that review was invited to testify but did not appear. the company also, we're told, refused to produce documents requested by the committee. arizona republican congressman andy biggs says it is not known who won the election in arizona because of

secretary of state antony blinken says the u.s. is very concerned.e added that the moves have the potential to undermine regional peace and stability. . this comes after four days of chinese aircraft flying into the taiwan airspace. ♪ repoer: it is a dramatic show of force. taiwan released these images showcasing its military might. a tit-for-tat gesture has tensions ramped up between the island and neighboring china. >> if they want to attack taiwan, they already have the capability to. we are not committing any provocations, but if we make them mad, just like with us, if you make us mad, will show you what capabilities we have got. reporter: since last friday, taiwan has reported around 150 chinese military aircraft entering its air defenses on, which it says is part of ongoing pattern of aggression. the island nation warnshat by 20 25, beijing will be capable of mounting a full-scale invasion. china wants to absorb taiwan, viewing it as part of its territory, and has not ruled out military means. with the situation deteriorating, the u.s. has call

. >> secretary antony blinken remembering the man who held his job many years ago, colin powell who diedstant to secretary powell. he was also a former senior director of middle east affairs at the nsc as well as managing director of the washington institute. it struck me that one of the things we heard from antony blinken was that people, his people, would walk through walls for him. you were one of his people. why? why and how did he engender such respect and loyalty in a town that is not always known for either of those things. >> you know, what secretary blinken said was absolutely right, and it's not because he was always easy to work for. he was a very demanding boss. he was demanding of himself first and foremost but certainly demanding of his staff. you didn't want to go to secretary powell with a poorly written memo or poorly thought through policy idea for sure. his demanding nature was sort of masked by his love for his people and for the state department, and he's really the gold standard by which i think all other secretaries of state are measured because he really cared for

. >> hatice, fivweeks into the biden administration, secretary of state antony blinken announced whatd the khashoggi ban, as you know, restricting visas for 76 saudis. but the u.s. has not imposed sanctions on crown prince mohammed bin salman. you wrote a piece for the washington post just last month. the headline was "biden and other leaders absolved mbs of jamal khashoggi's murder. that should alarm us all." president biden campaigned on human rights and claims that it remai a central feature of his foreign policy. in jamal's case, is it your feing that that was a false promise? >> yes, of course. unfortunately, it is a huge, huge disappointment for me. he promised that he has to hold accountable as a person in the election day, before the election. and he become president right now, and he did not do anything, real things to change what happened. he is a presid in the united states, and he has a chance right now to change his political decision through saudi arabia and to get justice for all of us. >> last week, biden's national security adviser, jake sullivan, was in saudi arabia,

secretary of state antony blinken says washington is prepared to turn other options if tehran does notcourse over its nuclear program. mr. blinken says time is running out for them to comply with the nuclear deal. talks have been stalled since the iranian president took office in august. u.s. land borders to mexico and canada will reopen ta vaccinated travelers next month. it has been closed since march 2020. last month, the white house announced that fully vaccinated international air travelers could come to the u.s. starting november, ending the so-called travel ban t no date has been announced. we have had lots of reporting about families of foreign fighters for islamic state who are being held in camps in northern syria. now, kurdish officials running's camps have been urging countries to take back their people. many are refusing, seeing thousands of wives and children as a security risk. as we discovered at one camp, families of fighters are being separated and attacked by other inmates. >> the islamic state group may have been defeated on the battlefield but here in the camps, it

secretary of state antony blinken is in paris to rebuild ties between the u.s. and france. diplomatic relations hit a low point when australia canceled a lucrative submarine contract and s signed one with the u.s. and britain instead. police have fired tear gas and water cannons at antigovernment protesters rallying against tough anti-coronavirus measures on the eve of a major european summit. this is the third flash in the last month. authorits on the spanish island of la palma are watching the erupting volcano. the core has partially collapsed, sending lava towards the sea. thousands of buildings destroyed and 6000 evacuated during the last two weeks. a devastating report claims that catholic priests and lay members of the church sexually abused more than 300,000 children in france over seven decades. landmark investigation alleges the church showed total and cruel indifference to the victims. most were boars between the ages of 10 years old and 13 years old. the report says the church not only failed to prevent abuse, but sometimes knowingly connected children with sexua

antony blinken talked about how his time in the military made him an even better diplomat, but his legacyof course, as much as it is being praised, as much as the person himself has been praised, there is, of course, the stain of the iraq war. he himself has said it and acknowledged it in public, he has called it a blot on his record, remembering how difficult it was to see himself in that speech in front of the united nations, defending the invasion of iraq. he felt that that was a mistake and that he would never really forget, that it would forever stating his career. his illustrious career, despite that. monte: thank you for the update. we will stay with the storied next and bring in wesley martin, a retired u.s. army colonel and former u.s. antiterrorism officer in iraq. thank you for joining us. in a statement from president biden on colin powell's passing, he said "powell was a patriot of unmatched honor and dignity." how would you describe colin powell's record of public service? >> it was mentioned earlier that he was aole model for african-american soldiers -- he was a role model

secretary of state antony blinken has spoken to sudan's prime minister was detained monday but is noweportedly back to his residence. a u.n. climate report is filled with promises to cut emissions is not enough to meet the paris agreement targets. it says there's a 60% chance temperatures will rise nearly double that. many g20 nations are going to release more gases in 2030 than they did 11 years ago. indigenous communities across ecuador are protesting against the government's economic policies, demanding the president reverse a rise in a crisis announced last week. those are the headlines. stay with us here on al jazeera. "inside story" is next. ♪ hashem: japan's not so royal wedding. princess goes through with her decision to marry a non-royal, giving up her title, sparking massive media scrutiny and a public outcry. what does the future hold for the world's oldest monarchy? this is "inside story." ♪ hello and welcome to the program. i am hashem ahelbarra. royal marriage laws have drawn a lot of controversy in a number of monarchies. a recent union in japan is no different. this hi

secretary of state antony blinken is light is in france to patch up ties after weeks of strained relationsa canceled submarine deal. he has met french president emmanuel macron and the foreign minister. both sides have agreed there is an opportunity to deepen cooperation. france expressed anger last month when australia tore up a multibillion-dollar defense deal replacing it with a contract with the u.s. and u.k.. french president macron said he hopes he can discuss the simmering issue with the u.s. based on the facts. >> i think we will catch up at the g20. to see how we can reengage. my point, it is not an issue about -- it is an issue about facts and what to do together. >> but tosha has more on this from slovenia -- natasha has more on this from slovenia. >> emmanuel macron said he thought this dinner was a good opportunity for the e.u.'s position. as far as he was concerned, he believes the e.u. should work closely with its historic allies but it should remain more self-reliant, more sovereign in areas such as technology, the economy and defense. this is the first time the 27 e.u. lea

first black secretary of state and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, secretary of state antony blinken says pao's reputation ran across the globe surgery. palos beloved here at state department's history. >> and our embassies and consulates around the world. >> both blanket and defense secretary lloyd austin say powell was a mentor to them. he always made time for me. >> and i can always go to him with tough issues. he always had great council. >> powell died at the age of 84 due to complications from covid-19. his family says he was fully vaccinated, but he was also battling multiple myeloma, a blood cancer that weakens the immune system. president biden says pal's death doesn't mean the vaccines are working. wasn't that you've got graduations are good. >> to a very serious underlying condition. unfortunately, didn't work >> president biden has ordered all federal flags to be flown at half-staff through friday in honor of general powell reporting live here from washington. i'm kelly meyer. thank you for that. kelli general powell is absolutely a trailblazer. thank you for that report.

he was speaking during a meeting in rome with antony blinken. the foreign ministry says he offered to establish regular contact with blinken and urged the u.s. to pursue a true one china policy in relation to taiwan. china -- latest up to ease an energy crunch that is threatening economic growth. the national strategic reserves administration did not say how much of the fuels would be released to boost domestic supplies, nor did it provide schedules. china has seen long queues of vehicles. the u.s. and european union have reached a truce on steel and aluminum that will release tariffs. officials say the two sides works to balance market demands and climate change. it was reached ahead of a december 1 deadline when european tariffs were said to double. moderna says the fda wants more time to assess its covid-19 vaccine for children over the risk of a rare heart inflammation. the company says it's fully committed to working closely with the fda as it seeks emergency approval for that age group. some countries have recommended pfizer shots for males

on tuesday, the us secretary of state, antony blinken, was in paris. first american official to meet the french president since the row and he spoke to french tv. translation: we could have, we should have, done better. in terms of communication. this is what president biden and president macron said when they spoke two weeks ago but, above all, we sometimes tend to take for granted such an important relationship. a relationship as deep as the one between france and the us. president macron was less enthusiastic. we will see. ijust believe in facts. i do think it is more politic for both of us. we will see. in mid october we will catch up during the 620 and i think it is the right occasion to see how we can re—engage. the president of the european council also stressed the need for europe to act in a more autonomous way. after the recent developments in afghanistan, with china and the indo—pacific, it is important that we develop with the intelligence with the year you. we listen to each other and arguments on the table and we try to co—ordinate and cr

o'donnell: sunday on "face the nation," margaret brennan's guests include secretary of state, antony blinkenimondo; and democratic congressman ro khanna if you can't watch us live, don't forget to set your dvr so you can watch us later. that is tonight's edition of the "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in our nation's capital. we hope you have a happy and a safe halloween. we'll see you on monday. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> right now at 7:00 -- >> it's nice to be out again. >> beyond stoked. >> as massive crowds pack golden gate park right now for the return of outside lands , this warning from bay area health officials tonight. >> we probably can expect a winter surge again. >> the silver lining to that statement. we dig into the numbers tonight. >>> good news in the forecast, additional chances of much- needed rainfall next week. >>> hundreds of san francisco city workers could be off the job starting monday. the potential impact on your commute, and your safety. >>> if you thought the bay area real estate marke

the us secretary of state antony blinken says sudan's security forces who gained power in a coup on mondaya planned demonstration against the coup, you want any violence against peaceful demonstrators would be unacceptable. at least eight people were killed and nearly 200 injured by the security forces in protests against the coup in the past week. this man was hit by a bullet. a university student was among protesters who gathered outside the army headquarters in khartoum to denounce the military coup. he says the scene turned deadly in minutes. translation: i scene turned deadly in minutes. translation:— scene turned deadly in minutes. translation: iwas shot, along with seven _ translation: iwas shot, along with seven or— translation: iwas shot, along with seven or eight _ translation: iwas shot, along with seven or eight around - translation: iwas shot, along with seven or eight around me. i with seven or eight around me. people took some of us into their homes to help with the injuries but others died on the spot. they took me and other protesters to this hospital. this man also recall

the nation," margaret brennan's guests include secretary of state antony blinken; secretaryd democraticyou can't watch us live, don't forget to set your dvr so you can watch us later. that is tonight's edition of the "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in our nation's capital. we hope you have a happy and a safe halloween. we'll see you on monday. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> judge judy: you borrowed your mother's car, and you drove to missouri. where did you tell her you were going? >> tennessee. >> announcer: a daughter's secret road trip with her boyfriend. >> judge judy: she lied to you where she was going. >> they both did. >> judge judy: he has no duty to tell you the truth. >> announcer: but her mom blames him anyway. >> judge judy: "he wound up kidnapping my daughter and taking her to another state without my permission." >> that is what happened, though. >> judge judy: you're treating her as if she was an innocent. she's not. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of you are abou

the us secretary of state, antony blinken, has spoken to him on the phone after his release.l storm has overwhelmed the sicilian city of catania, killing at least two people. fierce storms battered southern italy for a third day on tuesday, leaving roads completely submerged in parts of the island of sicily. a blackout has left homes and businesses without electricity, while schools have been closed in the city and nearby towns. an advisory committee to the us food and drug administration has recommended the use of pfizer's covid vaccine in children aged 5 to 11, saying the benefits outweigh the risks. the decision brings the vaccine a step closer to about 28 million children in america. shots could be offered as early as next week, should the fda and then the centers for disease control accept this recommendation. ecuador�*s troubles continue as an influential indigenous movement is protesting against fuel price increases. the cost has nearly doubled since last year. several roads in five of ecuador�*s provinces have been blocked as the latin american country endures a sever

meeting his counterparts from israel and the united arab emirates, the us secretary of state, antony blinkenng for iran. chile's opposition has begun impeachment proceedings against president sebastian pinera, accusing him of corruption after he was mentioned in the leaked pandora papers. mr pinera says there was no conflict of interest in the sale of a mine owned by his family in 2010, denying any involvement in the deal. the indonesian holiday island of bali has opened to international travellers on thursday. fully—vaccinated visitors from selected countries with low infection rates such as china, new zealand, and japan are able to holiday there after quarantining for five days at their own expense. conservationists want to use satellite imagery to count the number of walruses in the arctic and give them a better understanding of how changes in sea ice are affecting the animals. the volunteers will be asked to trawl through thousands of satellite pictures to see how many herds of the mammals they can spot. britain and the european union look set to engage in a new round of talks, to try to

secretary of state antony blinken says he is seeking a 50% increase in the department's information technology budget. he wants to create a more agile, diverse state department and focus more on cyberspace and digital policy. speaking at an institute today, secretary blinken said the department will leave no stone unturned in its investigation of the so-called havana syndrome. julian assange won't taint -- face solitary confinement or super max prison in colorado if jailed in the united states. that is according to lawyers. it should have been blocked by a luncheon -- london judge. he has spent the last decade in a u.k. prison or the london embassies as criminal charges await after releasing hundreds of thousands of classified documents via wikileaks. iran isn't naming names but says a foreign country was behind a cyberattack that paralyze gas stations worldwide. the strike targeted software that controls a fuel card payment system for state subsidized gas. drivers have been left without fuel or been forced to pay more for gas at stations that are operational. the attack came weeks ahead of a

excuses like unserious dealing with her getting answers from china and even secretary of state antony blinkeng short of the mark when it comes to providing information necessary to the international community. way to undersell it. by the way, tony resigned, afghanistan withdrawal was an abomination at lies combined with international was in greece makes you unqualified to be a four tiered diplomat let alone top-notch. china does not have a protective right to commit genocide than my people suffer. electric truck was hardly prescription to ward off the next pandemic and anyone who gives china a pass should be relieved of duties. even you, hunter and that's the memo. pastor anyone who said last week was immediately backed out of the room but scientists now say it's not only possible, it's probable including my next guest and recent "wall street journal" op-ed, doctor stevens has who watches another investigation, why? studies have been done, research exists as a ground pose of the letter, crucial evidence is already in plain sight. if only they would look. let china keep firewall secrecy and re

are you conflating antony blinken with rex tillerson?no, but this administration has been surprisingly maladroit in its diplomacy. people who speak french fluently could have called the french and said it doesn't make sense to sell these diesel submarines, they don't have the range, they aren't sufficiently quiet, we want to find a way to compensate you for the lost submarine sale. this ought to have been within the realm of doable diplomacy lisa: how significant is it that we are talking about the fairytale of vladimir putin coming to the rescue for the energy situation in the united kingdom and europe more broadly. does it signify the changing world regime? >> what it signifies is vladimir putin as plate is limited cards very well, whether it's nuclear, conventional military or cyber, his energy. the europeans of bought into it whether if it's with nord stream 2 and the germans. the brits have not been strategic and allowed themselves to become dependent. tomorrow he could take it away. >> it's interesting the likes of germany is facin

. >> you think general milley and secretary of state antony blinken, do they measure up? of them, if you put them head to toe and make 20 more, i don't think they do. i certainly think milley does not measure up as chairman of the joint chief and so far from what i've seen, he's not the thinker powell was praising the former secretary of state, why don't you do a better job? so much, go subscribe now coming up, president biden in chicago, the latest democrat caught violating their own mask mandate. why can't we just get but if these silly rules they obviously mean nothing? next. ♪♪ the hypocrisy, endless and infuriating, democrats once again violating their own mask mandate as usual is always an excuse. first up, lori, last night she was at the wnba finals in the windy city. yeah, that's her. in the middle, mass nowhere to be seen. anybody over us wear a mask in the arena regardless of vaccination status and we have president biden walking through fancy term? , virus not going to sick me. the city's requirement today white house press secretary jen psaki that is not an is

several top us officials, including the secretary of state antony blinken and attorney general met garlandmelbourne lopez 0brador discussing the creation of a new security deal between the two countries that would address things like the influence of drug cartels of the smuggling of us — made guns into mexico and the flow of migrants to the us border. the talks come at a time in the biden administration is incredibly reliant on mexico to house many of the migrants who have come to the border. it may give the mexican government some leverage in these negotiations. let's talk to our correspondent will grant who joins us from mexico city. they want to tackle drug smuggling, violence and the causes of migration to the us so a lot of talk about. how can we do all this? ~ , , . ., this? well, in essence, what lies at the — this? well, in essence, what lies at the heart _ this? well, in essence, what lies at the heart of— this? well, in essence, what lies at the heart of this - this? well, in essence, what lies at the heart of this is - this? well, in essence, what lies at the heart of this is an

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