but we will carry— will be reminded of that. but we will carry on.gery last night, i— speaker of the house, did a surgery last night, i think that was important and symbolic that we carry on. immediately after, i made a point _ on. immediately after, i made a point of— on. immediately after, i made a point of on — on. immediately after, i made a point of on my own wandering down the street. — point of on my own wandering down the street, going to my office and getting _ the street, going to my office and getting on— the street, going to my office and getting on with life. we are part of the community and that is what works — the community and that is what works so. _ the community and that is what works. so, yes, we need to dust of the few— works. so, yes, we need to dust of the few security arrangements, but there _ the few security arrangements, but there is— the few security arrangements, but there is no— the few security arrangements, but there is no ability to wrap us in cotton— there is no ability to wrap us in cotton wool, nor would our electr

new york does not allow open carry and in theory allows you to can -- get a concealed carry permit but they almost never get issued. they have a rule that says you have to have a special purpose to get a concealed carry permit which essentially means you have to have an individualized showing that you are in danger beyond the general defense rights of the rest of the public, and order to get such a permit. to my mind, this sort of flips the constitutional presumption. the secondment has a right to keep and bear arms, bearing arms implies outside the home. you get to exercise that constitutional right a list the government can present a strong reason why you shouldn't be allowed to exercise that constitutional right with respect to the second amendment and the new york law it is flipped, you don't get exercise the constitutional right unless you can come along and present a very strong reason as to why you should be allowed to exercise that constitutional right. you can imagine what this would be like if you had to make a special showing to some government bureaucrat before you would be

new york does not allow open carry and in theory allows you to can -- get a concealed carry permit buthey almost never get issued. they have a rule that says you have to have a special purpose to get a concealed carry permit which essentially means you have to have an individualized showing that you are in danger beyond the general defense rights of the rest of the public, and order to get such a permit. to my mind, this sort of flips the constitutional presumption. the secondment has a right to keep and bear arms, bearing arms implies outside the home. you get to exercise that constitutional right a list the government can present a strong reason why you shouldn't be allowed to exercise that constitutional right with respect to the second amendment and the new york law it is flipped, you don't get exercise the constitutional right unless you can come along and present a very strong reason as to why you should be allowed to exercise that constitutional right. you can imagine what this would be like if you had to make a special showing to some government bureaucrat before you would be a

good afternoon, carrie, looking forward to _ carrie, looking forward to conference?rence? . , conference? carrie johnson striding in to take her _ conference? carrie johnson striding in to take her own _ conference? carrie johnson striding in to take her own place _ conference? carrie johnson striding in to take her own place on - conference? carrie johnson striding in to take her own place on stage i conference? carrie johnson striding| in to take her own place on stage at an event supporting lgbt rights tonight. who is supporting her? special guest coming to conference later, looking forward to that? i’m later, looking forward to that? i'm alwa s later, looking forward to that? i“n always looking forward to all guests coming to a conference. xyour always looking forward to all guests coming to a conference.— always looking forward to all guests coming to a conference. your wife is cominu coming to a conference. your wife is comin: to coming to a conference. your wife is coming to speak. — coming to a conference. your wife is coming to speak, going _ coming to a con

let’s way of protecting mps so we can carry on doing ourjobs. carry on doing our “obs.'s turn attention — carry on doing our “obs. let's turn our attention to — carry on doing ourjobs. let's turn our attention to social— carry on doing ourjobs. let's turn our attention to social media, - our attention to social media, because again that's coming under a lot of scrutiny for the anonymity that it affords a certain people, perhaps encouraging them to write more online than they would if they were having a conversation face by hiding behind that anonymity. what would you like to see change? one would you like to see change? one would suspect it is not a new call, this has been asked for many times but social media companies reluctant to engage on anonymity.— to engage on anonymity. absolutely, i had conversations _ to engage on anonymity. absolutely, i had conversations at _ to engage on anonymity. absolutely, i had conversations at the _ to engage on anonymity. absolutely, i had conversations at the party - i had conversations at the party conference with some of the platf

on. reminded of that but we will carry on lindsay— reminded of that but we will carry on. surgery last night and i— on. lindsay hoyle did a surgery last night and i think that was important and symbolic that we carry on. immediately after, i made a point of going _ immediately after, i made a point of going down to my office and getting on with— going down to my office and getting on with life. we are part of the community and that is what works. so yes, community and that is what works. so yes we _ community and that is what works. so yes we need — community and that is what works. so yes, we need to dust off the security— yes, we need to dust off the security arrangements but there is no ability— security arrangements but there is no ability to wrap us in cotton will no ability to wrap us in cotton will no widower— no ability to wrap us in cotton will no widower electorate that norwood we wanted. —— cotton will norwood our electorate wanted, nor would we want it _ 0ur correspondentjo black is in leigh on sea. what have they been saying at the scene? _ what have they been

how many of them i thought will disrupt the armed groups ability to carry out global attacks. while i saw enough gone, astonish, says it carried out a bomb attack that left the capital in darkness. on thursday, the explosion hit a high voltage line supplying imported power to cobble and other provinces. the attack is a further blow to tele bonds efforts to stabilize the country of gonna son is heavily dependent on electricity imported from its neighbors. is becca son, until it gets done. the u. s. wants to know why israel has designated 6 palestinian civil society groups as quote, terrorist organizations. israel targeted palestinian and jose and helped me here as well as a research center. the defense ministry accuses them a funnelling money to an armed group, the popular front for the liberation of palestine. and the palestinian prime minister says the designation violates international law. honda region d, a senior fellow at the middle east institute and director of the palestine program . he says israel labeled the groups as quote terrorist organizations because they expose

it is not a question of carrying on with business as usuall carrying on with business as usual and justminister or the foreign secretary has. we need to have a discussion about how we strike the balance. but it will be are hard to find. two years ago, a fundraiser for people with learning disabilities, championed by sir david amess, a public row he loved but guaranteeing mps's security is a huge challenge. damian grammaticas, bbc news. let's return to our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford in leigh—on—sea. what is the latest on the police investigation? the metropolitan police's counterterrorism - investigation? the metropolitan - police's counterterrorism command have now taken over this investigation. there is a lot of very intense work still going on here at the scene. we have seen forensics officers going in and out of the church. we have seen flashbulbs going off as photographs are being taken inside. there will be a lot of other work going on, in terms of phones and laptops and any communications. it is still the feeling amongst detectives investigating this case that the

that i think we want to carry on doing that and i think we can but we have to do it in a way that iss the scene, live above southend, where a minute's silence is taking place to remember sir david amess. later this evening, the residents of leigh—on—sea will also be holding a candlelit vigil, in memory of their mp. also this hour - questions are asked about how a covid pcr testing lab, that recorded thousands of inaccurate results, won a multi—million also this hour - questions are asked about how a covid pcr testing lab, that recorded thousands of inaccurate results, won a multi—million pound government contract. uncovering the secrets of the solar system — a new nasa mission aims to learn more about how the planets were created. and coming up at 3.30pm — click investigates whether wikipedia entries about hong kong are being edited in favour of china. good afternoon. the prime minister, borisjohnson, and the leader of the opposition, sir keir starmer, have laid flowers together at the site of the fatal stabbing of the mp, sir david amess, in essex. sir david was killed during a cons

hot you thought this can't 'ust carry on anymore? not really. obviously _ carry on anymore? not really. obviously you get nervous - carry on anymore? not really. i obviously you get nervous about when it's going to get, when the band is going to get lifted. there was rumours of it not getting lifted until early next year and because we have not met i think that's helped us but a lot of other couples who had met before the travel ban, i imagine it would have been a lot harder if we had already met. that thought never really crossed my mind it was just it will happen eventually and i would have quarantined in canada and mexico for two weeks at the end of this year for christmas.— at the end of this year for christmas. ., , christmas. so, kaelynn, tell me. christmas. so, kaelynn, tell me- who — christmas. so, kaelynn, tell me- who is _ christmas. so, kaelynn, tell me. who is going _ christmas. so, kaelynn, tell me. who is going off- christmas. so, kaelynn, tell me. who is going off to - christmas. so, kaelynn, tell me. who is going off to see| me. who is going off to see who? �

bi; police usually don't even carry around sauna-— police usually don't even carry around guns.don't carry guns. _ around guns. by default, police don't carry guns, but _ around guns. by default, police don't carry guns, but they - around guns. by default, police don't carry guns, but they have| don't carry guns, but they have special permission, so a lot of the time, police will be carrying guns anyway. but there is a low situation for violence. anyway. but there is a low situation forviolence. it anyway. but there is a low situation for violence. it is a very peaceful place. i was there just last weekend. i had a coffee on a street caf on the street where this violence was happening. i was here last weekend and it is a very peaceful place. some houses, some businesses, it is kind of terrible what happened there. find businesses, it is kind of terrible what happened there.— businesses, it is kind of terrible what happened there. and i guess as a result, what happened there. and i guess as a result. are — what happened there. and i guess as a result. are you _ what happened there

we know rogue states carry out a whole power system — states carry out a whole power system in _ statesy against us, we will be able to retaliate. the most — us, we will be able to retaliate. the most interesting thing is this is going — the most interesting thing is this is going to — the most interesting thing is this is going to be in lancashire, it's going _ is going to be in lancashire, it's going to — is going to be in lancashire, it's going to he _ is going to be in lancashire, it's going to be a whole business where we levei— going to be a whole business where we level up. it's providing a great many— we level up. it's providing a great manviohs — we level up. it's providing a great manyjobs in that part of the world. unfortunately, we still haven't gotten a sound communications with joanna. we haven't. anne, if you carry on with the front page of the sunday telegraph. thank you very much. it's the red list being slashed. .,, much. it's the red list being slashed. .., . slashed. those countries, if we went to visit them, _ slashed. those countries, if we went to visit them, we _

there were some shaky moments but i carried on and l moments but i carried on and persevered and gott single punch out. persevered and got that single punch out as— persevered and got that single punch out. as soon as he landed and jumped on the _ out. as soon as he landed and jumped on the ropes _ out. as soon as he landed and jumped on the ropes i knew he was not getting — on the ropes i knew he was not getting back up from that. you need a good _ getting back up from that. you need a good dance partner for trilogies and he _ a good dance partner for trilogies and he has — a good dance partner for trilogies and he has been a good dance partnen — and he has been a good dance partner. but wilder is done, no more deontay— partner. but wilder is done, no more deontay wilder. a partner. but wilder is done, no more deontay wilder-— deontay wilder. a deserved rest for t son fu deontay wilder. a deserved rest for tarson fury but _ deontay wilder. a deserved rest for tyson fury but the _ deontay wilder. a deserved rest for tyson fury but the long-term - deontay wilder. a deserved rest for t

the taliban has been carrying out operations against the group in that area. what we saw on saturday, one of the attacks against taliban had been in geo that killed 2 of his body guards . also under signing, there was an isolated on a taliban police station and we understand there were casualties on both sides according to our sources. so this is part of a wider picture really of iceland afghanis on stepping up its attacks on minorities . we've seen 2 she a mosques attacked over the last couple of weeks one and couldn't do in the north one in the heartland of taliban power. in kandahar we've also had a tax here in cobble with the taliban is dealing with now even though they keep down playing it, saying that it's a minor threat. they're dealing with it. it's not a huge concern. an eyesore does not have geography. geographic dropped geographical hold really here, not kennesaw, but they do have sleeper cells that they're carrying out at the moment. a real sort of message to the taliban that you know the message the tell about initially had that it was the only gr

it was an abuse of power that the savvy says he was just carrying out the policies of the government at the time. this trial comes right as my peer sardine finds himself in one of the weakest political moments of his career. and in many of his statements keep deflecting from the main issue to hand and blaming the trial on an overzealous judicial system that he says is wasting tax payers money. if convicted south vini could face up to 15 years in prison, with more than 2 dozen witnesses said to testify, the case will carry on for several months. adam rainy, i'll dedira rome, and poland. a group of mothers have gathered to show solidarity with migrants trapped at a border with that of ruth. the e. u accuses many of deliberately lacking refugees and migrants cross into the blog in whites calling form of hyper in warfare. the issue of how to deal with the crisis was a major topic of discussion at to day lead to summit, him brussels. the chief ruled out funding why offences but said fresh sanctions on batteries are a possibility on carrying prime minister victor or banners accused foreign

and denise is a flag carry align. karita is on the brink of bankruptcy. it's been hit hard by the global decline and travel. but even before this pandemic, the airline was struggling with mounting debt. jessica washington reports from the indonesian capital jakarta, indonesia largest airport. passenger traffic is on the rise. as domestic tourism enjoys a resurgence. after months of relative quiet travel restrictions at major airports around the country are easing. as the number of coven 19 cases falls. it's a welcome change for the countries aviation industry. but it may not be enough to save one major player drowning in debt. the countries oldest airline to route indonesia is edging close to bankruptcy. it's not a predictor in terms of the debts, amounting to hundreds of trillions of reappear with coming up the billions. the pandemic had a severe impact on the fly. kerio. passenger numbers have fallen by 90 percent and flight frequency has reduced from 400 to less than 100 flights a day. the airlines total debt is now $4900000000.00, and the company face

it is extremely rare, it carrying guns? it is extremely rare. it is _ carrying guns?? it is extremely rare, it is extremely rare - carrying guns? it is extremely rare, it is extremely rare here in norway. 0f rare, it is extremely rare here in norway. of course, the most memorable attack of any kind, where several people were killed in norway, is that perpetrated by anders brevik ten years ago. this is not confirmed to be a terror attack, and these attacks are rare, and for that reason, police do not carry guns in norway. however, that has changed. norway is now in a state of alert. the authorities are being asked to carry firearms now. this has gone although if the chain of command to the norwegian security services, write to the top, and it comes on the eve of a new government here in oslo after the elections last month of a new prime minister. john'o devlin, thankd of a new prime minister. john'o devlin, thank you i of a new prime minister. john'o devlin, thank you so i of a new prime minister. john'o devlin, thank you so much i of a new prime minister. johnjo devli

a question of carrying on with business as i of carrying on with business as usual and just regardingg close security such adds the home secretary has or the prime minister or the foreign secretary needs to have. we need to have a discussion about how we strike the balance.— have a discussion about how we strike the balance. many mps want to be as accessible _ strike the balance. many mps want to be as accessible as _ strike the balance. many mps want to be as accessible as possible, - be as accessible as possible, especially after the pandemic, but yesterday's tragedy in essex could force them to think twice about the way they work. force them to think twice about the way they work. let's return to leigh on sea now, and speak to our home affairs correspondent, dominic casciani, who is there. and dominic, as we were hearing there in peter's report, this raises some big questions about the safety, security of mps when they are away from westminster. that security of mps when they are away from westminster.— security of mps when they are away from westminster. that is right ben, and i t

sir david was killed as he was carrying out his duty l as he was carrying out his duty meeting his constituencythey do the job, or as they that are they as protected as they can be? villa greendale was brought in after the murder ofjo cox. i asked him earlier whether there were limits to what can be done. first earlier whether there were limits to what can be done.— what can be done. first and foremost. _ what can be done. first and foremost, my _ what can be done. first and foremost, my thoughts - what can be done. first and foremost, my thoughts are | what can be done. first and - foremost, my thoughts are with the family, friends and colleagues of the deceased, and i know it'll be a devastating day for them. in relation to the question around priti patel and asking police to review the security around politicians, that's a fairly regular occurrence and it would be something that, when i was running the team in parliament, we would do pretty regularly. and that would really look at the many security arrangements which all politicians are entitled to, and seeing whether they all had that. in m

carry on, you are back- i _ we lost you for a moment. carry on, you are back.t you for a moment. carry on, you are back. i do apologise. - we lost you for a moment. carry on, you are back. i do apologise. so, . we lost you for a moment. carry on, you are back. i do apologise. so, hej you are back. i do apologise. so, he has been saying that we must act now, otherwise we might repeat the mistakes of the roman empire and civilisation could disintegrate faster than we can ever imagine. they are pretty stark warnings that he is coming out with and clearly is standing in the colosseum, he is keen to illustrate that while he is in rome. there is no underestimating teeth how much pressure he feels at cop26. this could be the chance for him to lead the world in tackling climate change. i think he sees it as his gordon brown moment from when he had the financial crash meeting in 2009. ~ ., he had the financial crash meeting in 2009. u ., _, ., ~ he had the financial crash meeting in 2009. u 2, _, 2, ~ in 2009. would you make the comparison. _ in 2009. would you make the

she carried the baby to full term, still only a child herself.king reign language] >> everyone decided for me except myself. i only wanted to exercise my rights in they didn't let me, they did whatever they wanted. [speaking foreign language] >> now the supreme court has deep remorse abortion in mexico, the main -- a victory for many groups. by fliers, posters, and word-of-mouth they offer sport for men looking for abortions. they still operate outside the law. [speing foreign language] >> we help nearly 300 women obtain abortions last year said their founder. with abortion law and neighboring texas getting stricter, she thinks americans might soon come south for abortions just as mexicans once went north. >> mexico supreme court has taken huge strides towards full decriminalization. even though the judges unanimously ruled it was unconstitutional for this state to penalize abortion, there are obstacles to overcome before it is safely and legally available across the country. some powerful forces oppose the law. mexico is latin's second-biggest c

last month, the professors shut a pipeline that carries oil to the country's capital. and he's 6 people have died in violence in india's utter pradesh state. after a car, reportedly linked to a federal minister, ran over to protesting farmers, killing them. and the clashes that followed 3 members of india's governing party were killed. the incident sparked further protests and rode blockages across the region. tens of thousands of farmers have camped for months on major highways to oppose new agricultural laws. with careers as it will restore a vital communication line with the south in the coming hours. john yang cut the hot lines in august and protest and military drills so conducted with united states . the move could be seen as a possible shift towards reconciliation between north and south korea, which are technically still at war. the chinese government is trying to encourage people to have more children, but unmarried women are denied access to reproductive services. that could change though, as a landmark court case is challenging the law that limits fertility

it's also the 1st time that such a test has been carried out at night. the army 5 is india, the longest range surface to surface ballistic missile. it has the range of 5000 kilometers, meaning that it can hit any target in china. this is also the 1st soft chad test launch since the military standoff between india and china began in april last year . the tensions resulted in the 1st death and fighting between the 2 countries in 50 years and multiple rounds of tool since then have failed to result in the complete disengagement of soldiers on both sides of the border. now and the defense ministry has said that the successful test of me 5 is in line with it stated, policy of credible minimum deterrence, which on the pins its commitment to no 1st use. now this launch was actually supposed to happen last month. and when the chinese government found out about it, they weren't happy. and they said that all parties should be committed to maintaining peace, security, and stability, and south asia, farmers, and for lanka are protesting against the lack of fertilize

i mean, they're just going to regroup and carry on. and like you say it's going to be somebody else will take over. so is this just, you know, a band aid on a massive injury? you know, i think there are 2 issues here. i think the capture is very important, partially because of the potential intelligence that he has to offer to the colombian state, particularly they are able to get him to talk a little bit about what he knows is an individual who has been involved in organized crime and arm groups in columbia for 3 decades, including a nexus with numerous politicians, members of the military men, you've already been discredited or tried for their crimes, but i'm sure many who are are still likely to come out in the coming weeks if they are successful in getting to talk, that's sort of one side of this capture certainly is important in for what it could expose about the dynamics of the economy. conflicts. on the other hand though, as you mentioned, there are the dynamics on the ground. and i think really for us, the real concern will be,

hot just carry on any more? not reall . just carry on any more? not really.ou get... 0bviously really. obviously you get... obviously you get nervous about when it's going to get through, when it's going to get through, when the band will get lifted, there were rumours about it not getting lifted until early next year, and because we have not yet, that has helped us but a lot of other couples, who will have met before the travel ban, i imagine it would have been a lot harder if we had already met, but that thought never really crossed my mind, it will happen eventually, and i would have quarantined in canada or mexico for two weeks to see her at the end of this year for christmas.— at the end of this year for christmas. . , christmas. kaelynn, tell me, who is going _ christmas. kaelynn, tell me, who is going off— christmas. kaelynn, tell me, who is going off to _ christmas. kaelynn, tell me, who is going off to see - christmas. kaelynn, tell me, who is going off to see who? j christmas. kaelynn, tell me, i who is going off to see who? he is going to come over

do not miss our exclusive interview with carrie lam.ss how property is important part of the common asperity and what that means for the city. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: vietnam is facing an exodus of factory workers that could worsen global supply chain concerns as they grapple with the covid outbreak. joining us now for the latest is our vietnam chief. what is happening on the ground and how could this impact global brands and the holiday shopping season? reporter: good morning from vietnam. last year, they could handle the pandemic fairly well. this year with the delta variant , it is hit hard. the government in the south, southern investment area -- industrial area put in tough antivirus restrictions. part of them were shutting down these factories. they are unable to set up tent cities on their factory force. they had to shut down. one month later, they are opening up again but you have a lot of workers who have been having tough times while adding back to their homes. the government estimates 2 million people heading home. the co

those are not legal gun owners or legal concealed carry owners who are involved in those.inals. why hasn't it affected them at all? >> shannon: quickly with the time we have left, what do you think the odds are given the nine justices that we currently have, the court's makeup? >> i'm hesitant to try to second-guess what the supreme court is going to do or what any judge is going to do for that matter. i think the constitutionalists on the court, i think they're going to interpret the constitution the way the framers meant it originally and i'm looking forward to that. >> shannon: november 3rd, this second amendment case gets to the court. thanks for your time. >> thank you very much, a pleasure being on your show. >> shannon: we've got some good news for you before we say good night -- i want to mow your lawn! that's what brian schwartz is calling his free lawn mowing service after he got laid off from his job in the middle of a pandemic at the digital advertising agency in new jersey, he started to mow lawns to feel better. he branched out to veterans and anyone who was

the gop candidate basically says, i want to invite kim from chesapeake, carrying a flag that was carried at the peaceful rally on january 6. i ask you all to join us as we are led in the pledge of alliance. can you speak to the absurdity? >> well, it's truly absurd, because what we've seen now is items that were carried in the insurrection, which was used as events to topple the united states government are having a talis manic event. they're essentially carrying them as relics as if it's going to give them some connection deeper to donald trump, and the fact that they tried to overthrow government. and it all flies in the face of their own story line. this story arc in which it was antifa and black lives matter that carried out the attack. and on some sides you see them not only recognizing that they've carried out this event but as i said in the video, a peaceful protest at the capitol and now carrying an american flag which took part in that. it's absolutely disgraceful that any of this is happening. but what you're seeing is a strategy by the republicans and trump play out where they

hot where you thought, this can't carry on any more? not really, obviously _ carry on any more?ny more? not really, obviously you... you get - obviously you... you get nervous _ obviously you... you get nervous about when it is going to get— nervous about when it is going to get lifted, when the band will get _ to get lifted, when the band will get lifted, there were rumours about not getting lifted _ rumours about not getting lifted until early next year. and — lifted until early next year. and because we have not met i think_ and because we have not met i think that — and because we have not met i think that has helped us, but a lot of— think that has helped us, but a lot of other couples, who would have _ lot of other couples, who would have met — lot of other couples, who would have met before the travel ban, i have met before the travel ban, i imagine — have met before the travel ban, i imagine it would have been a lot harder_ i imagine it would have been a lot harder if we had already met — lot harder if we had already met but _ lot harder if we had already met. but that t

carrie mcdonald, you say your children have been home schooled, but have they been unschooled? is there a difference? >> the difference is home schooling and unschooled, are both alternatives to school, outside of a conventional classroom. but, with unschooled, it is focused on self directed education. if we think about unschooled it's distancing education from schooling, including, school at home methods, and homeschooling. so, sort of a stereotypical version of home schooling, where you might have a parent sitting around the kitchen table, with textbooks, replicating school at home. i challenge, that a little bit, in this book, and suggest you don't need to replicate school at home, even in home schooling models, that you can encourage children's natural curiosity, and creativity, and, as a parent, connect those interests, and passions, that your children naturally have to available community resources of people, places, and things. >> how do you get to the basics of teaching math, and reading literacy, to children in an unschooled environment >>. i make the point very clearl

well, there seems to be some kind of a security seat carried out by the taliban across different areas of the capital. here cobble one taliban stores confirming to us that 3 ice okay fighters and had been killed when they detonated suicide best when they were besieged in a home. and we've seen video of certain areas of heavy exchanges of gunfire. now having said all that to, they're still hasn't been any official claim of responsibility when it comes to that attack. an outside the most fascinating this seems to indicate that the taliban is pretty sure, at least at who was behind that explosion. we did ask the spokes person of the taliban a little early before he went to the most for that service. ah, for his mother who passed. how much of a problem i so k was and this is what he had to say. i should glue carpet. i cell is not a visible thing. here they are in hiding. some disturbances have been seen in kabul, angela bad, but they are not present and other places we are paying close attention and we will not let them create an wrist. and our suggestion to them is that they don't instiga

that system will carry on to 2 days. ah, the climate has changed every year for millions of years, decades of talk, but little action is all about distract from create confusion to crate, smoke and mirrors the shocking truth about how the climate debate has been systematically supported. the oil industry was a made bank roller for opposition to clock back the campaign against the climate. do you think that's a bad thing more to to have did miss years with thing? absolutely. on august eve lou ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories vessel. if you of his air force is conducted more strikes, antique, right. as the government intensifies aerial bombardment of rebels who control most of the move region. the air force has been carrying out raids in the region for the past week. but as, as backing the military have briefly blocked major roads and a bridge and don's capital. hedge submit between the generals of the pro democracy movement tag s was 5 to pay. the protest isn't casa thyroid, antonio sugar. the le

and the 2% that have _ to carry on fishing and the 2% that have not— to carry on fishing and the 2%they are trying it on and i can see why— like they are trying it on and i can see why boris is not interested in macron's— see why boris is not interested in macron's promised to de—escalate when _ macron's promised to de—escalate when he _ macron's promised to de—escalate when he is — macron's promised to de—escalate when he is making these ridiculous threats— when he is making these ridiculous threats and — when he is making these ridiculous threats and france is in the wrong. but on _ threats and france is in the wrong. but on the — threats and france is in the wrong. but on the other hand, diplomacy is the only— but on the other hand, diplomacy is the only way we will solve this, we are heading — the only way we will solve this, we are heading into this huge climate conference and watching britain and france, _ conference and watching britain and france, it _ conference and watching britain and france, it all seems silly and small fry france, it all seems silly and small try and _

former ball slaves do not carry the name ball. 95% of the cases former ball slaves do not carry the name ball. one in 20 did use the name ball. this is something more common than is generally acknowledged, conventional understanding is african-americans carry the names of their former enslavers. i don't believe it is widely true. this is a point in the life of a man and woman where they had this enormous sense of possibility and they could select the name of their own choosing. and use it publicly and legally and share it with their children. millions of african-americans and and the list of sharecropper contracts and census records, and surnames and used by white folks and they did not come from their former and slaver. they might have chosen the name of simmons, a white family that lived 25 miles away that they had some regard or. a white family they had some regard for. that is one way that it worked. >> sure, sure. >> might have time for one more quick question before we need to take a break and large the public, anyone with a final question? >> and what happened african-american fam

_ stages of the vaccine programme in carrying on — stages of the vaccine programme in carrying on to is _ we know combined with that public spirit is the way to get as many people — spirit is the way to get as many people vaccinated as possible. absolutely, huge thank you to gps, also volunteers— absolutely, huge thank you to gps, also volunteers and _ absolutely, huge thank you to gps, also volunteers and primary - absolutely, huge thank you to gps, also volunteers and primary care i absolutely, huge thank you to gps, i also volunteers and primary care and have done _ also volunteers and primary care and have done a — also volunteers and primary care and have done a lot — also volunteers and primary care and have done a lot to _ also volunteers and primary care and have done a lot to the _ also volunteers and primary care and have done a lot to the pandemic. i have done a lot to the pandemic. some _ have done a lot to the pandemic. some clarity— have done a lot to the pandemic. some clarity because _ have done a lot to the pandemic. some clarity because i— have done a lot to the pan

school carrie called her ex husband, moe.rted looking all around the school, looking for anything like a backpack. >> look at they do, they printed flyers, called their friends. i probably had 15 people show up right away, and we start going toe to door. >> they were out with a black and white picture, a fax fitter amber, and we handed them a color flier and said here is a better picture of amber. >> as could yuto police come the neighbor, the cleat behind. it worked all night, said then candid bob enten. >> it's now saturday morning, and still no sign of amber. very concerning to. us >> and then, later that day, a break, somebody had seen her near the school. >> describing how she had it putting on, it was really, we described her as walking hurriedly. she thought she was late to school >> and then, someone else had seem amber near light's fire hydrant with a boy. >> basically they said there is amber, the boys described as tall, 68 inches taller than amber. joey looking, and dark compacted. >> who was that way? was amber wi

>> i have to carry a gun all the time.you want to say to president biden right now? [bleep] ♪ jackie: another scene like this one at the del rio bridge could happen again soon. panama now warning the united states that 60,000 migrants may be heading towards our southern border. maria traveled to del rio to see what our customs and border patrol agents are up against. maria: right over there is mexico. it's an easy trek, obviously, because there is a cement path here. so this is where the 17,000 migrants who were under the del rio bridge crossed. in the afternoon the river rises, so it's tougher. so in the morning and at night you will find more migrants coming across because it's easier. when you flood the area with people, that is forcing the border agents to go deal with those people, and so they will leave their ohses and leave 220 -- posts and leave 220 the hills wide open. and that is what took place -- miles wide open. 30,000 people were apprehended. >> we appreciate you visiting the border once again. it's very impo

our evidence is that there was a strike carried out to protect strikes were carried out in which a large number of civilians are killed. of course, it will have to be down to where we have been strong enough to show that those we say are responsible can be proven to be responsible. but that is the obligation to wear make you know, a former x british foreign off his lawyer. molly mal rady, said the mars johnson allegedly jokes about the saudi conflict with yemen. i think laughing, joking about saturday. conflict in yemen. unfortunately, i'm not able to parse johnson is frequently made foolish remarks like that because it's seen as part of global britain. i mean, couldn't the point be made that the court and the police that you went to file the complaint with their paid for by taxes from britain's largest companies, including weapons got bridge. aerospace is britain manufactured company. the you go to, you're going to police that are funded by the weapon sales in terms of tax cost. again, we're talking about our institutions that are mandated by law to carry fractions independently and par

i think we want to carry on doing that. we can, but we have got to do it in a way which is safer. i'm ben thompson. also this hour: questions asked about how a covid pcr testing lab, that recorded thousands of inaccurate results, won a multi—million pound government contract. uncovering the secrets of the solar system — a new nasa mission aims to learn more about how the planets were created. hello, welcome to leigh—on—sea in essex where the community here is grieving the loss and coming to terms with the sudden, horrific and violent killing of the man who has served as their mp for more than 20 years. sir david amess a much loved local politician, and that is seen in the growing flowers and messages that have been left hour by hour people coming to lay their own flowers, to reflect, to pausejust close to the scene where the events of yesterday unfolded about 2k hours ago. 0thers of yesterday unfolded about 2k hours ago. others have come, as well. not just people who live locally, but those who hold the highest office in th

you have to carry it in a suitcase. so i believe that the only thing that would benefit us would not be carrying so much cash in our pocket. nothing else because the prices do not go down . they keep going up. so a canadian is a correspondent covering latin america for writers. hello sarah. i am wondering if that gentleman was exaggerating. would you really need a suit case previously to carry around $5.00 worth of the previous uh, venezuela currency it is. is, was that over the top? no, he's right, and he's a, he's a bus driver so that the very small portion of the population that actually ever handled believe any when i was there for over 2 years and i never want to use but leverage in cash. so you know, i think what this current the change goes is essentially just make make transactions easier. i'm just trying to imagine what happened. what's the difference if you're living in venezuela the day before the currency was introduced and then the days after how, how would i know it's going about my life going about my wor

i'm a gangster, i carry weapons. i'm in a gang, i have guns. i don't carry weapons to terrorize.e says this kidnapping was carried out and in a more normal situation, we would drive several miles down that road and go see exactly where this took place. but following the advice of both our haitian producer and our security team, we are not going to go any further than this because they say it's not safe. down that road is the suburb which is essentially completely controlled by the 400 mawozo gang. the gang that authorities say carried out this kidnapping. that gang and others have terrorized haiti for years with kidnappings exploding since january, according to a human rights nonprofit based in port-au-prince. foreigners get the attention but it's ordinary haitians that are the vast majority of kidnapping victims, data from the organization shows. this man says kidnappings here have been happening for so long, why did no one talk about it then? why is the world making such a big deal about foreigners? it's because they're more important. on monday, haitians across the capital reg

the air force has been carrying out raids in the region for the past week. that's forced the united nations to cease humanitarian flights to the capital mckellar spot warnings of a worse that inc humanitarian and hunger crisis. samuel get to is an ethiopian journalist in addis ababa. he says, the government is suspicious of the un. despite the need for humanitarian aid, the chilton government is assisting that there are targeting military sites and places where the think the t p and f as training their troops. so they're saying the target are not every they ethiopians who reside in the to grey region. again, it's to destroy that element. so for the t p, a left that they declared as a terrorist organization, the ethiopian government has been accusing the u. n. of providing weapons. even resources are and you know, giving some kind of explanation of their success. the success they've been having since mid june, but in terms of ethiopia, ethiopia, again, as a very, you know, a powerful country in court in, you know, this economy compared to other african countr

reporter: another flight took off today towards qatar carrying some 200 people on board.re are occasional charter flights, not regular commercial flights taking people out of afghanistan towards qatar and others to pakistan. but the waiting lists are very long. the afghan cricket team among others was on board. but there are many, many people still desperately trying to get on those lists. and you can see the sense of desperation still, because the passport office here in kabul reopened yesterday, and there are huge crowds that have been gathering their. it seems reminiscent of those we saw around the international airport in kabul, just before the americans pulled out. people leaving their papers, desperate to get out. people we interviewed regularly after, ask advice about how they can leave the country. and other people we have met here have been selling off their belongings, their furniture, their beds and children toys. there are markets, unofficial markets that have sprung up on the streets of kabul of people selling their belongings to buy money for food, but also

well so they run from — carries it very well so they run from one _ carries it very well so they runow and other— mexico now out of africa now and other places and the winter sun beckons— other places and the winter sun beckons and that is where the i runs its headline — beckons and that is where the i runs its headline but it is more than that as — its headline but it is more than that as a — its headline but it is more than that as a country. we are... globalisation was built for britain, we are _ globalisation was built for britain, we are an — globalisation was built for britain, we are an open trading nation and we had this— we are an open trading nation and we had this enormous hub of so many different— had this enormous hub of so many different vectors of trade and indeed — different vectors of trade and indeed world travel. and so it's more _ indeed world travel. and so it's more than _ indeed world travel. and so it's more thanjust holidays indeed world travel. and so it's more than just holidays for tourists _ more than just holidays for tourists. this the purse — personal