ariel: yeah.what is it that your parents did that produced these talented children in different areas of life who have all done quite well? ariel: first, i would say when we were growing up one of the things i tried to do with my kids, my four children, is they let us figure things out. they didn't program us every hour of what we were doing. you had to fend for yourself could you had to figure things out. the other thing my parents did was education was crucial. if you didn't perform, then there was punishment. you would be grounded and there was competition of who got the better grades. between the kids. with those two things, and my father was a workaholic, he was a pediatrician. you kind of went around with him when he went on rounds. on my mother side, she was a woman that went against the grain in the suburbs of chicago, was very prominent in civil rights, which for that time, nobody could believe that in chicago in the suburbs. you saw two people that were willing to go out and be themselve

ariel: or infamous!avid: your eldest brother zeke emanuel is a well-known bioethicist and medical doctor on tv a lot for his views on health care. rahm emanuel was previously chief of staff to open president obama and also mayor of chicago. ariel: in the words my father used to say, the pischer. ariel: that -- david: that is get us for small. -- that is yiddish for small. what did your parents do? ariel: i would say when we were growing up, one of the things i try to do with my kids, and i have four children, they let us figure things out. they did not program us every hour. you had defend for yourself. you had to figure things out -- you had to fend for yourself. you had to figure things out. education was crucial. if you did not perform, there was punishment, meaning you would be grounded. there was competition on who got the better grades between the kids. my father was a workaholic. he was a pediatrician. you kind of went around with him when he went on rounds. on my mother's side, she was a woman wh

ariel elias is coming up.ist and still complete a full interview. her latest, this one for kids, is called "slumberkins" it premieres a week from friday on apple tv+, please welcome pamela adlon. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: what have you there? >> i am roasted these acorn squash spooky seeds for you last night. >> jimmy: for real? look at that. how nice. you even hand-labeled these. >> i did. for molly, jay, jane jimmy. >> jimmy: they're not getting all of them. i'm going to smell them. they do smell nice. that's very nice. thank you. rarely do i get roasted acorn seeds from any of our cast. it's very good seed. have you ever had an encounter with a ghost? >> yes, several. >> jimmy: you have? several? oh, boy. >> yeah. my friend tera years ago, before cell phones and all of that kind of stuff we had polaroids and cameras. and there was a guy who lived in her apartment. and she took a picture of me with him. and he was like had a long gray beard, and his name was ray. and we sent it to like a forensic ghost coll

at the same time, ariel reshef abc news new york ariel thank you. well an unwelcome first for apple customers. prices are going up on apple tv, plus and apple music, the first rate hike for both services. apple tv will rise to $7 per month, apple music goes up a dollar to 11 per month for individual plans. family plans will increase to $17 per month. this is the first rate hike the last. i don't think i don't know that we'll see. coming up the shark attack in australia. yes a shark chomps straight through a surf ski. that's wild is coming up. but first monday night football and how so many fans are now raising the bar to become super fans. that's next. you're watching world news now. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com the fair and honest bidding site. this kitchenaid mixer sold for less than $26. this i-pad sold for less than $43. and this playstation 5 sold for less than a dollar. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and se

-backed nation prime minister ariel henry and the deployment of troops to haiti. we will speak to guerline jozef about the crisis in haiti and look at how the u.s. is treating asylum-seekers from haiti and venezuela. then, president biden promises to enshrine abortion rights into federal law if democrats win -- keep control of congress with the midterm elections less than three weeks away. pres. biden: here's a promise, to you and the american people, the first bill i will send to congress will be to codify roe v. wade. we will speak with congressmember cori bush. she faces reelection in november, just wrapped up a "roe the vote: reproductive freedom tour" across missouri, where abortion was banned after the supreme court overturned roe v wade. we'll talk in-depth about her new memoir "the forerunner: a story of pain and perseverance in america." all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. aid groups are sounding the alarm over the worsening humanitarian disaster in somalia, which is facing

ariel does not have dignity to open the school. we will open the schools and ariel mostly.t is a protester in the streets. velina elysee charlier, if you could continue with what you were saying and also talk about the prime minister. he was implicated, i believe, in the assassination of the previous prime minister moise just over a year ago. >> yeah. continuing by send the gangsters -- it was made possible with help [indiscernible] amy: if you could start again. again, we have lost you. we will give this one more try. it is really difficult. start again with what you were saying. >> so there is the gang coalition. the gangs are used by the powers sohey can control the people. it is their way of governance. still the united states of america is in full support of the prime minister. none of the international community, including the u.s., have said they will stop the prime minister. it is business as usual as if everything was perfect in haiti. we believe if it was not the united states support of henry, we in civil society -- continue the dialogue. [indiscernible] amy: it

so as you're hearing the prime minister ariel on re intends to request this a specialize armed forces. it's being referred to all the international community, but what are the risks of a military intervention? current risk is, is very high for an international force, dr. ariel and read the fact of prime minister who is anointed by the international community after president uses a fascination a year ago has been seen as illegitimate by the age people. he has not done one thing for them. they see him in the line with the gang. so as a result, their protest natalie fuel subsidies and, but the us international imposition of government over the past several back. and my concern is if you send a military worse in current way to go after the gangs, they're gonna wind up finding that people are paying you who do not want to military intervention right now until they have the space to come up with their own socio political solution to his proud does that suggest that your concern that this is, i suppose part of the motivation for their request. it's not just that very difficult situation with

ah, we're just as ukraine is being hit by the broadest ever ariel will start from russia. the german government has concluded that it should speed up deliveries of long awaited air defense systems to ukraine. a case of better late than never, or too little to late alaska, member of the german maryland. it's foreign affairs committee in just a moment, but 1st here's more on the weapons in waiting. this air defense system, the iris t, s l m, can intercept any air attacks within a 40 kilometer range and up to 20 kilometers high and can protect a large area on the ground. germany promised them to ukraine and june. and keith has been waiting ever since. but now the 1st system is about to arrive. german defense minister, christina lumber, said it had become a matter of urgency. germany will deliver the 1st of 4 iris t. s l m ad defend systems to ukraine within days. the renewed myself, i on keith and many other cities. so how important it is to supply ukraine with air defense systems quickly. but the other 3 units will only be delivered next year, crushes a tax on civilian targe

welcome, we begin the day with russia's widest ariel of salt to date on you. craig, today from the city of love, even the west, the capital key across the entire country. sirens founded alerting people to the broadest attack from the sky by russia since the invasion began. almost 8 months ago to day the kremlin confirmed, the attacks were ordered in retaliation for an explosion over the weekend that took out a bridge connecting russia with crimea. moscow blaming, heave, calling the explosion a terrorist attack. but how do today's air strikes? make military says, nothing has changed on the front lines of this war. perhaps the missiles were sent to deliver a message instead. world then in just a moment, our 1st report tonight takes us to ukraine. a chest after eights in the morning, a russian missile finds its target a glass bridge, a major tourist attraction in the heart of the ukrainian capital security cameras, showing just how close one morning commuter comes to being caught up in the blast. across the city, a giant crater created by another strike just mete

ariel henry, funded by the international public institute and national endowment for democracy in theted states. many of the actors who came into the anti-aristide movement were financed by the united states government. then eventually when people like ariel henry fashion himself as the neurosurgeon but in fact was a pawn of the united states government, the ngo -- haiti is a bastion of ngo's. he along with the obama administration to prevent the rise of minimum-wage. at the time port-au-prince said we should not raise the minimum wage because that essentially the unwashed will get money. then went into gangs. many of those gangs are in some ways the only organized force in haiti. i mean, look at the destruction of the so-called humanitarian intervention brought to haiti. you don't have to go far from the u.s. to see it. you don't have to go to iraq or libya. the countries destroyed by the u.s. wars in the name of democracy. when are people going to come to understand you can't bring democracy by warfare? you have to negotiate with people. you have to let people develop their own dign

the current protest going on the streets in haiti are because dr. ariel re res, fuel subsidies, and is illegitimate. and i fear that an intervention and international intervention that seem by the haitian people is backing this dictator, arial, and really who is not in goshen, but still side of the position there. and if that's the case, the international force may be conflict with the very people that it's being sent. we're going to get into the question of international intervention before we get there. i want to bring in joseph pierre into the discussion and asked this question . you concede, saw these gang members position themselves more as politicians. to what degree do they have any public support? as, as dana was, was pointing out as the authority, the legitimacy of authority. crumbles in the eyes of many haitians. are they looking to other forms of authority like some of these gangs? i don't think that they shouldn't be. are considering or the gangs members are their leaders obviously are some gang members have some, some broad population, especially where they are based. i th

what does the purpose of ariel harry ariel must go this way. we are in the streets to day. bobby un officials have sounded the alarm saying that the caribbean country is on the verge of quote shoe matt who made sarian catastrophe, reaching new levels of desperation, but says 40 percent of the haitian population are in need of humanitarian aid. with woollen 4 and a half 1000000 people facing acute hunger, inflation has hit new records and the un wong's, the situation is onique getting worse. doctor john hanover, to the leader of the hades. he's all to have socialist party. says it is the government which is doing the damage to the country. it is already very damaging. but it does. it meant that the only to put this or damage is this whole process is government. is way more damaging than the furthest of others all because we have damaging it. we have damaging leaders. those leaders been dealing only with corruption with live killings was i would say, you know, like sally on the resources of the country, not just with russia also, but also we were

they hand it back to all, do they just go there to support ariel on re all? who did they hand power over to? who's empowered, but i think what, what they will do, what we cannot do it with the current government, what they will do all we need for one of the government. so hang on. if they don't remove the current government, they're not going to be very popular in the eyes of many haitians, right? they're going to be as here comes the evil foreigners, once again, improper dictator is not how most patients are going to see this. not he's not able to predict government because government is not on what it is in the hands of the community when i think we need your government, which can't or yes, we can guide the engine because we the government, we had a failure. we had in 2004. so we need a new government for i think the government will not trust what they need to solve the problem. and then it will have to be on the street. we expense on the, the national community. all right, let me bring in daniel food, if i could, because that will probably take some time i

a lot of ariel strikes, especially in urban centers in ukraine. i am here in keith and just last week we saw ariel strikes at a time where people were going to work. we're taking their kids to school. and we know that this as disproportionate effect on civilians and among civilians on the most vulnerable on the elderly, on children, on the stick and wounded. this is unacceptable and we keep repeating this call to the parties to this international conflict that civilian and civilian infrastructures are not, should not be targets of military facilities. and especially as winter is fast approaching. and we will go soon to sub 0 temperatures, which will make it incredibly challenging facility communities in ukraine. yet, many of russia attacks have been focusing on the energy infrastructure. how are ukrainians coping with power cuts and blackouts? and you know, geez, power codes and blackouts are happening throughout the country in many major cities . this is taking a huge goal on people and to learn communities. this means that people are not able to

people have been protesting for weeks after prime minister ariel on re, ended the fuel subsidies which pushed on prices. the caribbean nation has ground to a halt since gangs blockaded the main fuel terminal. they've refused to leave until andre steps down. the prime minister is warning of a humanitarian crisis as the country faces major shortages of both petrol and food . my little community, i am asking the international community and all the countries that are friends of haiti to support us, help us focus minturn crisis. i am also asking for aiden help mom a need for you to give us the support. we need to stop people from dang in droves. if we don't do anything, we need to add water and medication to reach the people that are sick, in other colors other to make a return to the country. i. and members of the organization of american states say they're committed to helping haiti lady's meeting improves, say the crisis is putting the islands future at risk. a bizarre does is for despite the if it's made by the international community during the last decade for which brazil and others h

what does the purpose of ariel harry ariel must go this way? we are in the streets today. you are officials. how sounded the alarm that the caribbean country is already on the verge of the humanitarian catastrophe. reaching quote, new levels of desperation. hospitals 40 percent of the haitian population are in need of humanitarian aid. with more than 4 and a half 1000000 people facing, shoot hunger. this as inflation his new recalls on the you and was the situation is only getting worse. doctor john hannibal to the leader of haiti's altered associates body, says it is the government which is doing the damage to the country. it is already very double check, but it doesn't mean that i need to put there so that this whole process is government is way more damaging than the furthest of others. all. busy because we have damaging it, we. busy have a damaging leader, which those leaders been dealing only with corruption. with kidding, with i would say, you know, like sally, all the resources of the country, not just with russia also, but also we are foreigners. well, that's all f

he will have been protesting for weeks after prime minister ariel on right re, ended fuel subsidies pushing up prices. gang surrounding and major fuel terminal have refused to leave until andre steps down. my, my little community. i am asking the international community and all the countries that are friends of haiti to support us, help us fight this minturn crisis. i am also asking for aiden help. i'm a need for you to give us the support we need to stop people from dang in droves. if we don't do anything, we need to add water and medication to reduce the people that are sick. in other colors that, that to make. it returned to the country and members of the organization of american state said they are committed to helping haiti, ladies meeting, improve, say the crisis is putting the islands future at risk. a bizarre does is for despite the if it's made by the international community during the last decade for which brazil and others have substantially contributed to haiti, the situation has not only degraded but it's now turning concerning. the deterioration of its security conditions impo

outbreak of cholera there and surging gang violence of raised international concern. prime minister ariel on, they used a speech to the nation to call for international assistance. the world health organization has issued an alert against using several cough and cold drugs. blame for fatal kidney damage. at least $66.00 children in gambia said to have died after ingesting one of the for indian made medicines, gambino authorities of band the treatments and, and now going door to door to collect them. now the sport of chests has been in the spotlight in recent weeks, been not for reasons that it would want because accusations of cheating have been swirling around us grandmaster, hans niemen, with niemen denying that he's getting electronic signals to tell him what moves to make when you're at the center of a chest cheating scandal. the security checks are going to be farrah. but as the rest championships got underway this week has niemen remains tight lit. i think that this game spoke for itself and showed the chest for the name and it also showed that them i'm not going to back down and i'

an outbreak of cholera and surgeon gang violence have raised international concern. prime minister ariel henry used a speech to the nation to call for international assistance. flooding has killed at least 3 people in the indonesian capital jakarta. the students died when a school collapsed. major roads have been closed and several naval neighborhoods evacuated waters in some areas more than a meter di and the united nation says human made global warming will displace nearly 150000000 people across asia. in the coming decades. the communities on the northern coast of indonesia is central java. that's already a reality. rising, sees, have destroyed crops and roads and resulted in villages being flooded. frequently, some people are being forced to abandon their homes and start new lives elsewhere. c it's pointless, but cassini tries at any rate, sweeping the water out of her house and in both local village in central java, by the tide keeps coming in the water, mouldy. and from time to time, the water rises to the level of her hips. if the tide is too high, the family is trapped inside for

the day after russia's big ariel fault on ukraine. president zelenskyy of ukraine addressed leaders from the group of seven nations. it says the russian stripes and retaliations were in an attack on a bridge in occupied premier did not appear to similarly damage their ability to wage war according to analysts. whereas russia deprives ukrainians of light and heat and plunge them into darkness, especially as winter approaches. that is the latest from the new york times. as far as the strikes from yesterday, joe biden making comments, issuing a statement including pledging of continued support condemning the strikes that "killed and injured civilians and destroyed targets with no military purpose and demonstrated brutality of mr. putin's illegal were on ukraine ". the story adding the missiles hit the savoy and infrastructure in the center of kyiv during rush hour. the president also renewing his support in giving weapons. that is the reporting that we are seeing when it comes to issues of ukraine. you can bring that up during open forum

engulfed in protests by thousands of residents of the island demanding the resignation of prime minister ariel henri through the streets. they even carried his symbolic coffin. the authorities have sent a request. there they are slow the entry of foreign troops. this was another reason for outrage, the protesters turned to russia and china with a request to block participation, and in the conflict of the american armed forces in moscow, they called for jointly managing the possible consequences of the military presence on the island of some ambitious regional players, said dmitry polyansky, russian speaker at the un. invited me to hurry with sanctions against a number of agricultural sectors of the economy in the country, a humanitarian catastrophe. the situation deteriorated sharply after one of the bows took the capital under the control of a key fuel terminal filling station were left without fuel banks and grocery stores. they reduced the working day, in addition, now in the country, a cholera outbreak, dozens of people died due to lack of drinking water and basic necessities. is russia st

does that mean that prime minister ariel will change course any time? so no, he made it clear several times recently. he won't change course because he sees interest rates as his biggest enemy and he has signaled just last week that they will, they will go down even further. that means that we will, we will expect more inflation and coming in coming months. and the thing is with this new economic model, they haven't really achieved their targets, which was, like i said before, which was driving up demand on touched era or were foreign currency. but this didn't happen this, this, this cheap loans over turkish. they're not directly going to production, but they are basically going to re conversion to foreign currency and stocks the, the cash reserves of the companies. because the, you see the, the, the, it's a very ball type comic situation. as you mentioned, volatile economic situation. we've seen people complaining saying out it is at the moment to cope with galloping prices because people go to the poles next year and turkey. what does all of this mean

ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready this family, the terrible battle from ariel believes in the past that going to their relatives in relatively quiet mackie of god, defended all these years by don bass militia. the 1st shower in 3 months and a sound sleep and a warm bed, a waiting for them. with with. ready ready a with . ready ready ready ready ready ready ready no one knows what they will dream about. battles on the streets of their home city or the militia men who came to liberate their homes, or maybe about a new piece coming to the land of don bass, torn by an h e or civil war. mm hm. what our most comfortable, i'm for you though. also to just about rama so greatly lesson. so warmer you know, we had a summer. does it also w and i can't say, but you have plenty to russia poorer too much. yeah. because it's only me silly. most of them are so williams and i was going to touch up. i do like a little dust. i was stuck with her. not sure. what's going on. i butchered cygnus a mm on may. the 16th 2022. as of regimen. representatives approached alexander hut kosky unit with

deteriorating security situation. police have been people have been protesting for weeks after prime minister ariel on re added fuel subsidies pushing up prices. members of the organization of american states say the situation in haiti is raising concern mariana sanchez, is in lima with more on what they've been saying. foreign minister john victoria, news may done please here because he said that the economic situation in haiti is catastrophic. as he put it. he explained to 2 members of the assemblies up to a, controlling at the fuel. this one steal terminal, which is causing great havoc in, in the, because it's affecting the distribution of drinking water. not only that of transportation and the well functioning of hospitals studies. so, so dramatic and so important. so you form of the asked for assistance for an international police force. a you ladies have failed to reach a consensus on capping gas prices. european commission, president esl of underline has proposed that the member states beat for gas appliance together. prices have been going up since the start of the war and ukraine. the us h

. >> joining me now is that comedian ariel alias. your gig saturday night. what did you think when a beer came flying at your head when you picked it up to chug it. i couldn't believe it happened. as soon as i picked it up and realized there was still liquid in it. i was just like -- i have -- i have to drink this. i have to drink this. >> like this has to end some way that involves -- involves having some kind of humor in all of this. >> yeah. >> anytime there's a weird interruption in stand-up. it's like how do i recover from this. how do i got dig a hole for the next comedian he has to climb out of. and, i don't know, how do i make this fun. also after having a beer pass my head, i could probably use a drink as well. >> yeah it helps. >> when this happened for context, because we didn't play the entire pat of the bit. you had reached a point in the set if you asked audience if they had questions, kind of going back and forth. have you gotten to a point where you've opened up like that? >> no, it's never really been hostile, usuall

tonight, josh gad, pamela adlon, and comedian ariel elias, with cleto and the cletones, and now, jimmy kimmel! ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. thank you very much. hello. very nice, thank you. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of this show. thank you for watching it. thank you for joining us here. i tell you what. it was an absolutely beautiful day here in los angeles, california. this is that magical time of year when i spend most of the da

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the guy who's appointed ariel on reed to be the prime minister. the only person who appoints the only body that appointed him was the u. s. embassy and allied embassy, france and canada, primarily. and so this guy has absolutely no popular legitimacy or, or approval. i think one of the things you're saying him is derived about truly the true extent of external and interference into the politics and all the domestic issues, all hey tia, you know, it's honestly, it's a conversation. we need much more time that we have available for today, but kim, i'm an editor, i hate the liberal k. really interesting angle is a very lucid thoughts. i appreciate that. thank you for your time today. thank you . i thank you for joining us there for this program from moscow. it's archie international. always good to have your company. we're back at the top of the house . ah ah, ah riddle you are on wrong. i leave me. i do now. i'm going globally mumbled grandma workers. i be shy, polly's idea done. thank you. lucky my man w. i. thank you for getting my up. did you nee

without power, it is hard to keep mosquitoes away, especially from the children, says local resident arielue, he adds, and that was before the hurricane hit. the energy outlook in cuba is dire. with food distribution and other basic services also affected, these have been some of the toughest a few weeks many cubans can remember — for the younger, perhaps the hardest they've ever known. there may yet, however, the harder ones ahead. will grant, bbc news. in a world first, two arctic wolves have been cloned by a company in china in the last month. here is maya — the first wolf pup to be born. she's playing with her surrogate mother, who is a beagle. mijidong is the chief executive of sinogene, the company that made this happen and join us now from beijing. your company specialises in cloning dogs, cats, horses, but groups like the world wildlife fund have stated that arctic wolves are one of the least endangered species — why have you decided to clone them as it is not for conservation? 0k. however, arctic wolves, it is not static, are you saying that this was in 2000? 2018. it means the sp

. >> this man, isrl's right-winger, rel -- ariel sheran, visited the holy sites.srael to have complete control over them, to the dismay of palestinians. >> after 45 years of division, germany is one. a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. ♪ nancy: this is bbc news. the latest headlines -- russia announces the illegal seizure of four regions from ukraine in a ceremony in moscow. the westits russia with more sanctions in response. hurricane ian makes landfall in south carolina, after it hit florida earlier this week, causing severe devastation. police in afghanistan say at least 20 people, most of them young women, have been killed and many more wounded in a suicide bombing at an edational center in kabul. the attack happened in a local neighborhood. students had been sitting for university entrance exams when the explosions happened. many of those living in the area are from a minority which has been targeted in attacks. no group has yet said they are behind the blast. our south asia correspondent, who reports frequently fro

and there is documentation that ariel bowser, pelosi, and u.s. capitol police all rejected the offer for national guard. trump authorized it, they said no. so not only trump should be subpoenaed but also nancy pelosi, maryhill bowser, and cash patel. they need to explain. most likely pelosi orchestrated this. i am a democrat, but pelosi is corrupt. that is all i got to say. thank you. goodbye. host: sophia in manhattan, independent. you are next. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i have been watching c-span over 35 years. i have been consistent calling every month over five years. it is -- i do not know how to -- i call over four and half years, and every time i call, i say he is making me cry. i vote for him in 2016. god help me. i stayed with god. but i stayed in every channel watching what is going on, watching him, even watched his rally. the only one he has now left is newsmax and fox. first wife died in june 2014 -- host: bring me to january 6 and yesterday's hearing. caller: that is where i am coming. what they did, what

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they're refusing to leave until prime minister ariel l. z sets down there are major shortages of petrol and food and also bottled water, which is feeling a cholera outbreak. leaders from the organization of american states meeting in peru say 18 future is at risk. ukrainian authority say at least 11 people have died and russian strikes on residential buildings and the southern city is a richer the us nuclear watchdog says the shelling also damaged a power line, providing electricity to a reactor at the jap, reach a nuclear plant on thursday. the i e a says diesel generators will use while and alternative power source was found you lead is, are struggling to find a way to cur, brian's against prices as the war. and you can continues european commission present as level delay and says there's a broad agreement that members should join forces to make a single you bed for gas next spring. one thing is very clear as a broad support that next spring at the end of the winter when our storage is, will be depleted. it is of paramount importance tha

this man, israel's right—winger ariel sharon, visited _ the religious compound, - and that started the holy- sites, an idea - that's unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: international outcry as president putin declares that four areas of ukraine, seized illegally, are now russian. making landfall for a second time: hurricane ian strikes south carolina — residents in three states are warned of life—threatening floods. the prince of wales has said that online safety for children and young people should be a prerequisite, not an afterthought, after a coroner ruled that social media did contribute to the death of 14—year—old molly russell, who took her own life five years ago. the coroner said the material molly viewed online "shouldn't have been available for a child to see". the inquest heard she'd seen thousands of posts relating to depression, self—harm and suicide before her death. herfather has called on social media companies to tackle their "toxic cul

and a 3rd of the has been killed in jeannie and we're also seeing ariel enforcement wouldn't come. so these really raised in jeanine itself. this is something we haven't seen since. the 2nd house in, in is because, like years and years ago. but it's a lot of tension in the years years the occupied us bags for more than 7 years. you're up to date with all the latest headlines on al jazeera up. next, it's inside story. thanks for watching. and bye bye for know ah, what's behind north korea's latest missile tests? fione i have lost 6 rockets in 2 weeks, including one that flew over japan. message is north korea sending and how should the international community respond? this is inside story. ah. hello there and welcome to the program. i'm laura kyle. north korea has dramatically increase the number of it's missile tests that's conducted 6 in just 12 days, including the 1st intermediate range ballistic missile test in 5 years. it landed in the sea of japan on tuesday. i know that lot prompted japanese government to warn people to seek shelter. the u. s. japanese and south korean milita

without power, it is hard to keep mosquitoes away, especially from the children, says local resident ariel adds, and that was before the hurricane hits. the energy outlook in cuba is dire, with food distribution and other basic services also affected, these have been some of the toughest a few weeks many cubans can remember. for the younger, perhaps the hardest they've ever known. there may yet, however, the harder ones ahead. will grant, bbc news. the uk's biggest movie event, the london film festival is under way. over the next week, it will feature more than 160 films, showcasing british talent and oscar hopefuls. the opening film was the world premiere of matilda the musical. our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba was there. the uk's biggest movie event, the london film festival has got underway. the world premiere of matilda the musical is opening this year's london film festival. it boasts an all—star cast, including dame emma thomson as miss trunchbull. how much of an honour does it feel to have this film opening the london film festival this year? i mean, iwas so, so surprised

and there's a study this summer from ariel investments in charles schwab that shows that african americansre more likely to invest in cryptocurrency than whites for lots of obvious reasons, one of them being access access to capital and banking. um but it's highly unregulated. as you you both know, the financial stability oversight council, which you chair madam secretary released a report yesterday that warns of the risks cryptocurrency poses to the larger financial system. so the question here is what needs to be instituted to protect black americans from bearing the brunt of downturns or collapses of cryptocurrencies as happened this year? >> well, thanks jonathan, actually, president biden um asked his administration to produce a whole series of reports on the risks and i should say also the opportunities associated with digital assets and the report that you mentioned was one we released yesterday, the financial stability oversight council that looks at financial stability risks and gaps in regulation. and we've also um issued other reports that look at issues pertaining to consumer i

strings to decry what they call a foreign occupation and demands the resignation of prime minister ariel henry. well, let say crossed the live now to our guest. to discuss this further, we have daniel shaw, latin american ons carabiner that he's professor to examine the crisis course of many thanks to joining from the program is good to see today. and so 1st of all, what are your thoughts on the united states that moving to intervene and hazy will say motivation here really? yeah. how can the principal was resort? oh, so many years of defamation deal, colonialism 80 goes precisely responsible or more of the disease. now quite a few months. that rate you're interesting, the national was m dot o horen killed so many processes in the streets. the western media is characterized every rebellion, every march protest, every city is a riot that is very true. so the asian people in conscious people across the world are they adding up to an idea of a 5th us in foreign intervention. it eat, eat, eat, eat, eat, as a apologies to our view, as for the poor connection will, will persevere and hopefully