more now when his ice homes are thousands of gone for all over audrey, they need to hear the capital one authority to express their support. the parent is a, it was a movement founded more than 70 years ago that employment secretary want domingo. but all the way filled with it, he suffered badly related monthly regions with russia is closing nato's permanent mission in moscow. it's also closing all other nato related missions. the move is in response to the expulsion of 8 members of russia's mission in brussels by the western military alliance. nearly 2 weeks ago, nato accused the members of being undeclared russian spies. the u. k. parliament has held a special session to pay tribute to sir david r. amos for the conservative m. p who was murdered on friday. members of parliament began with a minute's silence for their colleague, sir david was stabbed while meeting members of the public in a church hall and his constituency in essex. john hall has worn out from london. in a space more accustomed to rowdy debate a minute's silence for one of their own david amos was a member of this house for almos

one percent in the last quarter. andrew collier is managing director of orient capital research, a research house which conducts independent studies on china. he's also the author of shadow banking and the rise of capitalism in china. he joins us now via skype from hong kong. andrew, good to have you with us. okay. 4.9 percent a little lower than economists had predicted, but it's still not bad. there are many economies who will look on enviously at a growth rate of 4.9 percent. is the contraction in china, a blip or indicative of longer, more systemic problems. while it is definitely a systemic in a mill and symbolic of longer term problems. but one of the key issues is that, in fact, the pandemic has not been the deal killer for china. that people would have expected their exports were quite strong, even though the global economy is struggling and retail sales domestically. we're up for point 4 percent. so things are slower than they used to be. but in fact, the pandemic related stuff is doing ok apart from the supply disruptions because of the sharp locked downs and china. most of the problems in china with the economy are, but a lot of them are actually eng

nations. brazil's economy contract it by point one percent in the last quarter for andrew collier is the author of shadow banking of the rise of capitalism in china. he says the chinese government is partly to blame for the economic slowdown. one of the key issues is that, in fact, the pandemic has not been the deal killer for china. that people would have expected, their exports were quite strong, even though the global economy is struggling and retail sales domestically. we're up for point 4 percent. so things are slower than they used to be, but in fact, the pandemic related stuff is doing okay. apart from the supply disruptions because of the sharp locked downs and china, most of the problems in china with the economy are, but a lot of them are actually engineered by the government itself. they've done a number of restrictions and crackdowns that have slowed economic growth in order to improve the long term ability of the economy to survive in china. they've got this huge debt bubble, mainly property field, which is about a 3rd of the economy. and they made a strong effort in the past year to try to knock that down to sides. and not

video posted on line shows those who are broken out. running through the streets of the capital, tripoli, thousands of refugees and migrants were arrested in a cracked on by libyan authorities over the past week or so. there is no question that it's a difficult situation, and there is no question that the context in libya continues to be a difficult one. ah, but not just not that does not justify killing innocent people. it does not justify detaining them arbitrarily ah, indefinitely in deplorable conditions. and it certainly does not justify, not giving them the opportunity to return home voluntarily with assistance in a legal way. malik trina, in tripoli, now tell us more about this, malik. i mean, it was concerning enough when so many thousands of people were getting rounded up and arrested in the 1st place and now a breakout and people killed. well, that's right. come all her. you know, the situation in libya has been very tense in the last couple of weeks are with the crack down on the migrants and refugees last week. are many, many african migrants and refugees that are here in the capital. chipley felt uneasy or we've been told they've been taken to the streets and l

the deteriorating security situation here, though, really is on everyone's mind in the nation capital. we know that local authorities imported prints are working closely with u. s. federal agents to find a resolution to the case of the 17 missionaries. we know that this gang 400, so is very well known for engaging in this type of kidnapping. they were blamed for the kidnapping of a catholic clergy back in april. now look, i can tell you that the attitude from people here are very tense. there were protest just yesterday that were protest today. the day that we arrived here in port of prince, people here are trying to call attention to the worsening violence to this were sitting trend of kidnapping. and there's one thing that we find that we found an interesting now is that while this case specifically of these 70 missionaries as sort of swept international headlines. so that simple fact that 16 out of 17 of these missionaries are us citizens in just the 1st 3 quarters of this year, there have been more than 600 reported kidnappings here in haiti. so people are calling for accountability from the government. they're

authority. they blocked the main highway all the capital one. kenneth mc clinton's is for my secretary of state and lieutenant governor of puerto rico. he says the governor has ordered greater overview of the pallet with operator numa. so 1st thing is they're not in charge of the generating side of the system that filled their hands with prep and, and they're having generating problems or having they've had to shut down plans. they're doing preventive maintenance during the summer, which is the time of the year that you have the highest demand for electric power, all the air conditioner running and all that. so they're not, they're not at all the lack of energy. and they're only in charge of transmitting and distributing what little power is being generated by the, by peripheral. but i think now there's gonna be a greater overview of the governor and ordered the energy bureau to have a greater overview and make sure that things get done right. on the other hand, you're not getting the news, for example, that this week, a community in the, whenever i have been bombed by the navy forever, i had n

so in a bid to try to curve the spread and the capital authorities of launched free testing in 20 centers, including one of the city's largest shopping malls from wed dmitri polk reports. we're here in the heart of russia's capital in moscow, on the red square in the gloom department store. for a while, it's been a place where people could get vaccinated, but now it is also one of the 20 centers that gets out free. express, coven tests. these centers are being opened up as cases in russia continue to search in just the last few days. the number of new daily cases across the country has climbed to almost 30000 figures as high as last winter with most of them being in moscow. however, many medical experts think that this is actually reaching the peak and that these numbers is rising numbers in cases are actually due to more tests being readily and easily available. and that's kind of why the also thing that this could be signaling an end to the search. because the more tests, the more cases are confirm, the more people are treated and less people get in fact it. well, this is the actual test site in the r

video posted on line shows those who broke out running through the streets of the capital tripoli, thousands of refugees and migrants were arrested in a cracked down by libyan authorities. over the last week on a trainer has the latest from their on friday afternoon videos and images began circulating on libyan social media, showing thousands of migrants escape and detention center in the area of child. that's a few kilometers west of tripoli. now we're hearing numbers of around 323500 migrants escaping the detention center. now this comes just a week after a security operation was carried out in the area of good gathers on. a ton of good gathers where thousands of migrants and refugees were detained and arrested. they were put in detention centers a scattered across western libya. now these detention centers are often overcrowded. other is, there's a do the migrants are forced to live in very poor conditions during this break out . this particular break out according to the aisle women, at least 6 migraines were killed. and really it caused a lot of chaos in the lives. capital tripoli, we spoke to an official earlier today, we asked him about the breakout. he was very

authority. a block, the main highway of the capital sounds you on people say they've had to throw at medicines because that been more power cuts in recent months. kenneth mcclintock, his former secretary of state, and the tenant governor of puerto rico. he says the governor has ordered great to over the power grid, operate, and luma. the 1st thing is they're going to drive the generating side of the system . that's still the hands of pro, and they're having generating problems or having, they've had to shut down plants. they're doing preventive maintenance during the summer, which is the time of the year that you have the highest demand for electric power, all the air conditioning water, you know, so they're not, they're not at fault. the lack of energy. they're only in charge of transmitting and distributing what little power is being generated by the viper. but i think now is going to be of greater overview of the governor's order, the energy bureau to have a greater overview and make sure the things get done right. on the other hand, you're not getting the news, for example, that this week, a commu

on the phone from bay roots. what more do we know xena? the authorities are calling this a terrorist attack. it is a rare attack in the heart of the syrian capital. like you mentioned, the military was the target. there is images on the television showing a char bus state media saying that to explosive devices went off when the pass when the bus was passing was passing by. they also said that a 3rd explosive device was later found and dismantled. now, such explosions are rarer, especially since 2018 when the government was able to clear the area of the surrounding area of the capital, the strongholds of the armed opposition. there has been no claim of responsibility . the armed opposition is now really confined to the north of the country and we're getting reports that the regime has shelled a town in southern it lip again, that's in the north of the country with 4 civilians killed at least 4 civilians killed. now the area is regularly targeted, but the timing really could be a suggestion that the government is trying to punish the armed opposition for this attack. but we have to bear in mind there has been no claim of responsibility. the regime

him so much. authorities in berlin, struggling to curt the cost of rents which have been growing faster. the last couple of years housing and the quality in the capital is now seen is one of the major problems facing residents. debbie novel, long since about 2010 rents have been rising constantly. and this, despite the fact that barely and authorities were not indifferent, but tried to take all possible measures to control their growth. however, the proposed net rent without heating in other additional costs ranges from $14.00 to $19.00 euros for berlin as more than half of whom are eligible for social housing of oliver. this cost becomes prohibitively high in these grades great difficulties for monday. they want to change their place of residence and find a new apartment. verbena were in a non binding referendum, more than half the public support. the expropriation of apartments from large companies, according to organizers putting the housing stock in public hands, would help stop the growth of rents there. some german liter state companies, however, stand against that move saying it would be almost impossible to implement a top candidate for berlin mare has also spo

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capital. it's the worst attack in damascus in years to roadside bombs went off me an army boss. while another one was found to me by santa hodder has more from lebanon. authorities are calling this a terrorist attack. there has been no claim of responsibility. this explosion in the hearts of the syrian capital clearly as security breach, a bus carrying soldiers was targeted. so was the military that was targeted. what we understand the state media that there were 2 exclusive devices that went off as the bus was passing. and according to them, there was a 3rd explosive device that did not go off and that they dismantled it. now, it regime definitely has many enemies when they use the word terrorist, they mean the opposition. more than 18 people have died during days of floods affecting india's northern and southern states. who's in the state of which are a kinder working to save stranded people. the waters of inundated farm land and swept away bridges about 30 people have died in flood zone to a neighboring. the paul in afghanistan to taliban fighters have been injured in kabul, laughed to their vehicle, was hit by a grenade. it comes as a taliban delegation. has

u accuses authorities in the bellows. capital names of deliberately letting them cross into the block. in one it's been called, what's been called a form of hybrid warfare. the issue of how to deal with the crisis was a major topic and it's 2 day later summit. but there appears to be little consistent that bethany spoke to migrate in the germans city of live c for my journey to the truth. and what awesome and hussein managed to reach germany to spend the weeks in no man's land between poland and bell of both of them for the war and yemen and reached malaysia. it was beard. they heard of a new gateway into the e. u. travel agent selling visa, invitations from ballard for agent is it's normally they have office and they work for 10 years yet. but they concert the global see and agents, my pass, i'm and hussein paid $1000.00 us dollars each to travel agents and took a plane to minsk from their attacks. he took them to the border where poland, they spent weeks in the forest between poland and bellows. the beauregard from both countries pushed him back and forth across the border. they say the bel

on more stories we are following today. each is in the cuban capital havana have reopened after being closed for nearly 10 months. authorities gave the green light r the resumption about her activities as most residents are now vaccinated against covid-19. beaches reopened, along with bars and restaurants. visa restrictions in britain could affect farmers because of a labor shortage. producers are also warning that retailers are turning cheaper eu pork suppliers. police in ecuador are going to release control in a city after a day of deadly riots. or than 100 inmates were killed. the state of emergency has been imposed. -- debbie writes that killed more than 100 inmates. the state of emergency has been imposed. they got married at sir isaac's cathedral in st. petersburg, making it the first royal wedding since theevolution. it toppled the monarchy 104 years ago. japan is looking forward to a royal marriage with princess marco set to marry her sweetheart. it will not be a fairytale wedding if the japanese tabloids have any say. the commoner cannot catch a break. >> a young couple in love and announcing their engagement. peopl

seizure is with a $100000000.00. colombian authorities have confiscated more than 3 option, 2 tons of cocaine this year. the spanish capital madrid is celebrating, being on it by the united nations unesco. declare the cit, city 16th century, l retiree park, a world heritage site i did as you had last. news continues here after the campaign against the client. ah, georgia you want to talk to me right? during a commentary about climate change? well this is simple science look up, the higher c o 2 levels are leading to a greening of the earth. and so i don't, you know, do you think that's a bad thing? so so most you to and douglas fears a good thing. oh yes, i think so. absolutely. i imagine a world where you can't trust science. let me tell you about a group of men who've tried to convince you of just that a group who wants you to doubt climate change? this is the story about how these men were promoted by the world's largest oil companies. the story of a campaign that has impacted our world forever. oh, this is a scientist from nasa who's come to the american senate with a message to the world which you here in a moment while you hear it, try to guess wha

on some breaking news for you right now. at the french capitals, garden, or railway station has now been evacuated. rattle authorities confirm it's because of a bomb threat. a police say they're investigating a suspicious item of unattended or unclaimed luggage. as we understand traffic to and from the station has now been stopped. will bring you more information on this developing situation as it come to us here at odds. he international and yet another breaking news story for you here. now state side where as we understand us, capitol police report investigating a bomb threat that the department of health and human services. dotson d. c. washington, dc, or the rose near the building. i said to have him blocked off again here or naughty will get more on this and we'll give you the details as it all becomes a bit clara. the meantime, poland is crying blackmail. after the e, you ordered its member state to pay a 1000000 euros. a day until its scrap, so long, wrangled over judicial reform of relations had already soured. earlier this month when warsaw top court ruled polish laws had priority over europe's or his correspondent

one bottle for each bottle they sell in uganda, but they can never do that. they can never achieve it. in uganda's capital, kampala, the local authoritieso in areas where people do not have a system to collect this garbage, people resort to burning. plastic has pollutants which are directly toxic. dr kirenga says he is seeing more and more people in his clinic with respiratory problems. and his research suggests that one factor is the open burning of all types of plastic. air pollution can cause damage to almost any tissue in the body, but most of the tissues that are affected, the lungs and the brain. the rates of lung cancer are also rapidly increasing in uganda. in a population where people do not smoke that much, air pollution could be responsible. when rubbish is collected, it ends up on open dumps like this. plastic bottles here are mixed with rotting food and disposable nappies. but there is a market for the bottles, and every day hundreds of informal waste pickers come to collect them to sell on to recycling middlemen. there is no—one in the world who wishes to work on the dumping site. people come here because they have no choi

these efforts, these joint efforts with haitian authorities could be hampered if the deteriorating security situation on the ground here in the haitian capital isn't brought under control. all right, mano rapid alive was the importer, prince money. thank it. now north korea says it's testified a new ballistic missiles from a submarine. the day off to south korea and japan detected a weapons launch north korean state. meta reported that a new type of submarine launched ballistic missile was fired from the same submarine involved in a 2016 test intelligence cheese from the us, japan and south korea met after the launch. north korea has conducted a series of weapons tests in recent weeks. let's bring in, david said me, he's a former deputy assistant secretary defense for east asia. he joins us from falls church in virginia. david. good to have you back. so if this indeed is a new type of ballistic missile from north korea, how worrying is this? and what's it telling us about the north's missile technology? well, i think it's quite wiring, not just for south korea and japan, but actually for countries throughout the world. now the ability to lau

city of 5 million people, today, authorities in victoria, of which melbourne is the state capital, announced more than 2200 new coronavirus cases, and 12 more fatalities, onembers are well above 2000, each day. it as case numbers are well above 2000, each day.— 2000, each day. it is an unusual— 2000, each day. it is an unusual situation - 2000, each day. it is an unusual situation but, . 2000, each day. it is an j unusual situation but, in 2000, each day. it is an - unusual situation but, in terms of how this has impacted people in melbourne and beyond, how have they coped with such long—term restrictions in place? long-term restrictions in lace? ., ., , , place? for many people in melbourne, _ place? for many people in melbourne, and _ place? for many people in melbourne, and others - place? for many people in melbourne, and others inl melbourne, and others in sydney, canberra and other parts of australia that have endured lockdowns in the last 18 months, it has felt like a form of house arrest. the lockdowns in melbourne not only have been long, they have been pretty strict, among the strictest anywhere in australia, and when the lockdown ends just befor

on record. the authorities, for the first time ever, instituted an extreme heat warning. yet we also had a month's rain falling in a single day, bringing much of the capitalood waters are just one part of this immense climate emergency. the bbc has been examining whether the uk, along with other leading countries, are ready to make the commitment required, and then make good on those promises. the science is clear. save our planet — get climate under control. climate change. the climate emergency is the defining issue of our time. scientists, environmentalists and campaigners have been stressing the severity of climate change for decades. and if we don't take serious action soon, we will continue to see more devastation across the planet and, to put it bluntly, we are running out of time, fast. climate change is a deeply political issue. country leaders have to work together to stop the planet getting hotter. so this year, in november, almost 200 leaders are meeting in glasgow to discuss climate change. this event is called cop26. cop26 stands for conference of the parties. this conference in particular is seen as especially urgent because the planet is s

capital, triply on the rise. many escaped from a detention facility. at least 6 people were killed there. last week, the un says authorities of suspended humanitarian flights out the country. that slowing efforts to evacuate those in need malik train and now we're here in front of the community data center at a facility run by the u. n. refugee agency, our normal circumstances, they provide cash assistance and emergency relief to those in need. they've had to suspend services for several days now. due to the overwhelming crowds of people that are here. hundreds, if not thousands of african migrants and refugees have been camped out. as you can see, many are sleeping here. they. they tell us some hotels they've been here for days. some for nearly 2 weeks, including women, children, and the elderly. libya has long been a transit hub for african migrants trying to reach european shores. just the beginning of this month, living security services carried out an operation in the town of good get it would solve the arrest of over $5000.00 african migrants and refugees. they were put in detention centers including the elma, bonnie

on to the capital to say we need your help. we are coping with it locally. the governor has authorized for over 30,000 cases of water a week to come into the city. we are working with nonprofit groups to help with delivery. it is a community effort. that's why it is so important there is cooperation, collaboration and cooperation. for those who want to get consumed in the blame game which nobody wins. my focus is on the focus of the residents and fixing the problem. not pointing the finger. >> most of us will wake up today and take a shower and drink out of the tap without thinking about it. how much of a disruption is this? how difficult is it? >> we've handed out over 2,600 filters through the health department as well as the local inspector and hospital. we've been doing all we can. you look at haiti, and other places where those two damns broke. she said she went door to door we are not quite at that point. however this is a situation that needs to be addressed immediately. i'll meet with democrats, republicans, whoever. we need that bill to pass because real lives are being impact

capital one. what's in your wallet? ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody! we're back with the authorsal power has changed over the past four years, and what view of presidential power is our new president, joe biden, faced with when he comes in? >> well, there's an incredible concentration of power in the presidency. it's breathtaking. i've written books about ten presidents. i didn't do one on harding, because i wasn't alive. ( laughter ) but that's the only reason. and power increases with each president. and trump, as president, i mean, look at what he did. he defined not just the republican party or washington or politics. he defined america in a way. and if he's got-- i don't know-- 30% to 40% of the voters in the country support him, you know, he-- it's a real-- so, what we're hoping is that people-- we rtisan angle, but what happened? why was trump doing these things? why was he having lawyers in there tell him things that just disappear when you investigate? people ought to think about that. >> stephen: let's think about this in a nonpartisan way. one of the things that's dist

authorities to investigate assets of any citizen without a court order. that is, formula has more on the situation in bolivia, from the argentinian capital, want to status. the rallies is still going on. they been staggered throughout the day to allow president luis, are to say, to fly from katya bomba in the center of the country to le pause. and then over to the eastern city of santa cruz, where, where he is now bringing out tens of thousands of his supporters of government supporters across the country. and it very much is an attempt to the show of strength to show the country to show the opposition that there are more government supporters than they were. and he government support that he government protested out in the streets on monday show his government has declared a state of emergency after armed members of the indigenous mar, put shape. people took control of forests from logging companies, demanding the preservation of ancestry. lyles kenya's president who had kenyatta, says he firmly rejects and will not recognize the international court of justice ruling largely in favor of somalia and a long wanting dispute over the maritime border at stak

on areas of the capital city. and again, it's a vicious cycle. if you have more insecurity, then humanity, actors, then the state authorities can no longer ring that she makes i, and service is an access to basic services to the population, which then leave the space to criminal gags to take power. this is the site we need to break while some fear becoming victims of violence. others have accepted the slow takeover by crime syndicates. a symptom, perhaps, of the distrust many have of authorities complicating the efforts to win back control of the city from the criminal groups who are trying to run it. manuel rap, hello al jazeera, puerto prince, a number of new corona virus cases continues to rise in russia and reported a rack or number of deaths for the 4th day in arrived. jen hop reports russia's cove at 19 surgeries, something the authorities can no longer ignore each day. this week has produced record numbers of infections and deaths. forcing the return of some restrictions. russians themselves are having to reckon with a low vaccination rate and high levels of misinformation. well, there's no notion samara or snowstorm, it's a very sensitive

proposed law, which would allow authorities to investigate the assets of any citizen without a court order. and no swindlers. joining us live from the argentinian capital one of the series. and this seems to be pushed back against those anti government protests. was there any indication that it worked? what the day of the rallies are still going on? they've been staggered throughout the day to allow president luis, are to say, to fly from coach of amber in the center of the country to le mars. and then over to the eastern city of santa cruz, where, where he is now bringing out tens of thousands of his supporters of government supporters across the country. and it very much, it is an attempt to the show of friends and to show the country to show the opposition that there are more government supporters than there were anti government support. anti government protested out in the streets on monday. they're protesting against a proposed law, a get a law against elicit earnings, which the government said is essential to bring more earners. more workers into the system, about 80 percent of bolivian workers work in the informal sector. the government says it will

but as soon of friday, the capital police issued an order of eviction giving authorities 48 hours to try and convince the bearer to voluntarily moved to a different camp on the outskirts of braga before forcibly removing them. a previous attempt this week to conduct a pre removal census ended in scuffles 2020 was the most vile if year in more than a decade in columbia and with continuing conflict in remote areas. many more indigenous people could be forced to resettle in cities like bogota in coming months. so meal is the indian asked in yoga level, thousands of indigenous people that to seek refuge in cities as a result of the violence, the war and the arm groups operating in their territories. they are being sacked by those who wants to take the gold, the wood, and the other resources. all they want is to be able to go back. but unfortunately, there is no real return policy. a complicated humanitarian crisis, the critics say will only worsen unless it's root causes are addressed. i listened to them beauty and just need i've gotta al spain's prime minister has promised to speed up aid to people whose homes have been destroyed by lava and the canaries. t

bret, and one more thing about that, the tax on unrealized capital gains i think is a wealth tax no matter what janet yellen says. the constitution authorizesax income. well, unrealized capital gains i'm sorry are not income. it's not even clear this would be legal. this would be constitutional if they were able to do it. i guarantee you it were to pass, were to stand, it would never raise the amount of revenue they project because behavior would be changed to avoid the tax. >> bret: right. i mentioned with senator romney, chuck, the amt started out very, very narrow the alternative minimum tax. then suddenly broadened as the need for more revenue increased. >> well, i tend i tend to think -- >> bret: go ahead. >> i'm sore my audio went out. i tend to think even the projections that i have heard for this are not very substantial. 250 billion over 10 years isn't a whole lot of the 1.75 trillion they are now talking about. and president biden has emphatically said this would be 100 percent paid for. and i think those words may come back to haunt him. >> bret: we will follow it okay, panel. when we come back, tomorrow's headlines. ♪ ♪ it's the

authority since president bashir in 2019. capital's t igrey region, as fighting surges after nearly a year of war. thanks for watching. the eu and leaders are upping the pressure on poland's prime minister, to fall back into line on recognizing that eu law trumps national decision-making. there's a picture of an overbearing ending that treats its member nations as provinces, disrupting powers and imposing values against the wishes of sovereign peoples. facing the threat of losing out on tens of billions of eu funds, because of his stance, he counters that poland will not act under the pressure of blackmail. this is the main issue on the table at an ongoing eu summit. we are in brussels following all of that. dave, energy was the focus of this summit originally. tell us what is emerging as we speak from thursday's leaders summit in brussels. reporter: well, the energy and discussion took a lot longer than we were eecting it lasted aboufive hours. they have just in the past hour moved on from the energy discussion to rule of law. the reason why they spent so much time talking about it is because energy prices are surging in europe right now. the cause is mostly the

on line shows. those had broken out, running through the streets in the capital tripoli, thousands of refugees in migrants for arrested in a cracked down by libyan authorities over the past week or so in i to nations. as of crowding, lead to the chaos magic. china has more from tripoli. we met with the iowa chief on wednesday of the i one libya chief of mission are mr. so to on wednesday. and he told us that there used to be a voluntary repatriation program for those that were in detention centers. it was suspended by living authorities, but the pictures and the videos that we saw earlier today. i mean, you see, i just, people just running the streets of tripoli cause quite a bit of chaos. or we spoke to a official in the ministry of interior earlier. he confirmed that people left the center when we asked him, was it an escape? you know, what happened? he was very careful not to answer his. he wouldn't say if it was a release or an escape, i think we might see looking at ortiz on the next coat in the next day, or 2 say that they released these people due to a lack of resources just to try to cover up maybe take advantage of the situation, but really a migra

on hider reports from honey. we're in our nie a more district en baluchistan, situated about 5 hour drive from the city of y dot. where did the provincial capital, the authority that saying that, did it damage? or to 500 our did at least 20 people have been in the military had to you delegate those to evaluate the more seriously injured. most of the injured of gods include women and children. the idea had received a number of off their truck. and this particular great, what sort strong they did, wrote hundreds of miles the read the provincial gabriella right up. the former u. s. special envoy for haiti has described the deteriorating security situation in puerto prince daniel foot to his briefing, the house foreign affairs committee. after he resigned from his position in september, over the treatment of haitian migrants at the southern border, thousands were deported without being given char a chance to claim asylum. a decision he called in humane and counterproductive. the nobel prize for literature has been awarded to abdul was that governor attends an inborn novelist who writes about colonialism and the fate of refugees. is novels including paradise and d

capital. this is one of the hospitals where those critically injured were flown in as the health infrastructure here is not up to demand. a medical emergency was declared in the province as authoritiesd large-scale damage. but now, reports coming from the area just the situation is under control. however, the city has turned into rubble. most of the houses were made of mud and not able to stand the pressure of the jolt. thousands have become homeless. >> i heard a bang. it was so massive my kids got terrified. >> he said he and his children were buried under a wall, later his neighbors came and rescued them from the rubble. authorities say the rescue operations are over but providing shelter and relief to those who have become homeless is going to be a priority now. bbc news. >> devastating scenes in pakistan. in the united states, children ages five to 11 could get the pfizer vaccine within weeks. the company asked medical regulators to approve the job -- jab and the green light could come as early as next month. more on what this means in the fight against covid, we are joined by the former health commissioner from baltimore. welcome to the program. with 28 million american kids b

video posted on the line, shows those who broke out running through the streets of the capital tripoli, thousands of refugees and migrants were arrested in a crank down by libyan authorities over the past week or so. that's it. for myself and the team here in london for now, counting the cost is coming up next of so, but it was the iraqis, it take to the home in a long overdue general election math products and political unrest around the country lead to an earlier them mandate a new election laws being put in place. can the government now deliver on a promise? they had an open process. second coverage on a da 0. i . hello, i'm sam is a dan. this is counting the cost on al jazeera, your look at the world of business in economics. this week. china needs more coal to power, it's homes and industry as it faces its 1st blackouts. in a decade. the world attempts to reduce its reliance on coal. will the banks be the big windows? also of this week when is a digital currency knots and e currency? venezuela launches the digital bolivar in another attempt to revive its worthless currency. back to the 1970s as energy prices sore, inflation rises, and the economy slows is thankful la

authorities are seeking ways to help. it continues. the group of 16 us citizens and one canadian citizen includes 5 men, 7 women, and 5 children in the haitian capital port. busy print the news of yet another mess . kidnapping comes as no surprise. statistics indicate that more than 380 people have been abducted in the 1st 8 months of this year alone from my dear, i'm going to tell you sincerely in regard to security. we cannot talk about this on the security point. i can say it has been 0. it's been a mess it up search and kidnappings since the assassination of the country president in july this year removing the last vestige of a functioning central government, the prime minister as seen as being involved in the president's assassination. and so the population of the huge lump and proletariat of puerto prince and the other cities of haiti are basically left to their own devices. and this is allowed a space for these criminal organizations to emerge. patient police, an armed criminal, gang, known as 400. my was so was responsible, will the abduction, loosely translated as $400.00 inexperienced men. it's said to be responsible for some 80 percent of

author of the sickness is the system. when capitalism fails to save us from pandemic or itself, professor will always a pleasure to have you on. and when we saw the story, obviously there's one person to go to in that professor richard wolf. so i mean, none of this is obviously surprising, but that point that been made at the end of that package, right there was very important. this illustrates that there are 2 sets of rules. does it not? absolutely, i congratulate ben. that is the key point. the only thing i would add, besides, if there's 2 rules, one made by the group that is age them and the other one imposed on the rest of us is that the amounts of money that are involved here. if you add them up so that you have a sense of the enormous pot of money, that should be a message to everyone that we could have a program to deal with climate control. we could have the upgrade of our neglected infrastructure that the congress is red wrestling with without taxing the rest of us. if we simply went after the people who are hiding their wealth and they do it, it's not directly to avoid taxes. well then, like tony blair to reduce the