cathie: -- cathie: carol: carol: i know your faith is important to you.e of your company is ark. how did that play into it? cathie: i get these epiphanies on beautiful days when i am not thinking about anything. i walked into my home, a beautiful sunny day, silent. i have three children, two dogs and a nanny and it was complete silence because they would all be away for two weeks, first time ever in this house. i walked into the kitchen. i was not happy, but i was not sad. it was just like, whoa, this has not happened to me before. i was not even thinking about work. i got the message loud and clear, you have to take all of the technologies that have disrupted other industries and start to disrupt your own and focus on the new creation. carol: i want to stay here for a moment. i have beliefs that are important to me. it seems like your faith guides you in a lot of ways. how does it, as you look at these companies, play into it? cathie: in terms of that "aha" moment, many would describe that as the force or the universe. i would describe it as the holy spi

cathie: it's not tougher.cted it and wanted it, not that we, want our stocks to go down but what we did not want was another bubble, which is when the market became more narrowly focused on just one group. instead, energy is up 50% this year, financials are up 30%. we think those sectors will be the most disruptive of any. what has happened is there has been a rotation into value as fears of inflation and interest rates increasing picked up. therefore, there has been a broadening out of this bull market. we are in a very strong but it -- bull market. all of this tax talk, all of this strife. carol: no worries chasing too many options? cathie: am i worried about inflation? carol: and bubbles in the market. cathie: not bubbles. the way i know that is from the nature of the questioning we get when we go into any meeting, retail or institutional. it is much more about risk, very little about opportunity. that is not what happens during a bubble. inflation, we have a differentiated point of view there. i have alway

cathie: we do. we do it differently, and there are more ways to do this than just the way we are doing it. i think the depth to which our analysts go into these technologies has never been done on wall street before. that is because we set up the firm to do that. carol: thank you. thank you so much. [applause] >> cathie wood speaking to carol massar in los angeles. we like to welcome our viewers to "daybreak australia." we are seeing u.s. futures muted at the open since we saw the s&p 500 gain from consecutive sessions. solid corporate results taking u.s. stocks half of 1% away from an all-time high. we see the china index at a five week high. the 10-year yield, gaining ground. wti gaining ground. a little bit of volatility given that russia signaling it may not give europe more gas without approval for the controversial pipeline. it was a big day for the crypto industry. we saw it finish that session at that level. bitcoin, close to that all-time high from back in april. we are $700 away or so from

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that's good news for the cathie woods contingency.oing forward, we need more stories like ups and fewer stories like 3m. let's go to lenny in virginia. >> booyah, jim >> what's going on >> i have a few comments and a question about gap gap is excellent in the second quarter in august. rates down for the remainder of the second year. potential halo effect of overall sales. it was noted on the q-2 conference call that concerns are factored in their rate guidance the stock is down 62% from the 52-week high >> i am going to say yes these are doing well are they doing unbelievably well like costco? no i think you are buying gap at a good price i think you are doing high-quality work. let's go to phil in new jersey >> hi, cramer, booyah. how are you? >> i am gloood, how are you >> my question for you is pertaining to blackrock. so i bought blackrock prior to pitch earnings and i know, you know, i had a nice run from earning. i am trying to figure out is this a good stock? >> listen to me, phil, i am going to vote for it next thursday this t

that drew the attention of cathie wood as well as elon musk.usk wrote yesterday, i don't know about long-term, but short-term we are seeing strong inflationary pressure. wood answered partly by saying, new technologies are going to help bend the curve on inflation despite recent supply chain bottlenecks related to covid-19 and oil supply constraints. she pointed out she is doubling down on her deflationary outlook and it was a really interesting conversation to follow. maybe that is one of the big benefits of tesla -- twitter, sorry. tesla as well. coming up senator joe manchin of west virginia says taxes need to be fair and all options have to be kept on the table as congress looks to agree to a spending deal. you will hear from him next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ matt: this is bloomberg markets. i matt miller. after months of trying to get the info structure bill passed senator joe manchin remains skeptical on many parts of bided's economic agenda. earlier today he sat down with david rubenstein, cofounder of the carlyle group, at the economic c

cathie wood is joining the slate of wall street players hoping u.s.ll track bitcoin futures. they plan to invest -- according to intelligence, nine bitcoin future etf applications were considered by regulators at the beginning of this month. that is your bloomberg business flash. tom: thank you very much. we have some lines on the terminal from the chinese premier, saying he is confident china will meet its full year targets. others have said they are likely to meet it despite challenges around real estate and the energy crunch. he is pointing out the supply chain challenges remain acute. anna: and speaking confidently they will ensure electricity demand is met. we will return to that story. coming up, truth or trade war, the eu and u.k. brace for new negotiations over northern ireland. that story is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open, 22 minutes into the european trading day. the stoxx 600 gaining 0.6%. similar picture for the cac quarante and in germany as well. top of the list for sectors, higher energy prices, technology gain

i would say the person who is cathie wood. -- most prescient is cathie wood.she's opinion out and everyone hates her. why? >> she is data-driven in one of things she comes back to is just on which knowledge tesla has about people who own its cars and drive its cars. that is a huge advantage compared to all of the competitors. you can see that in the sales of sessions -- tesla's in a time when you would've thought in the united states that tesla would be under pressure. is exactly the opposite. the outlook is far she is concern is that it is as bright as it ever has been. lisa: you challenge conventional wisedome -- wisdom at a time when we need to feed into the narrative that southern california has lost everyone and people are fleeing. it is an economic wasteland. tom: is falling into the pacific ocean. lisa: what you wrote contradicts that. why do you see such optimism? what people forget is that california is the most diverse state in -- and the united -- largest state. as the fifth largest economy if it were country in the world. one of the strengths of ca

cathy. why such a drug of k from a hate deseeno manami forming he if he are not the bizarre guest, but who see alibaba on his son, cherokee. yar them nish under that kid now looked it up on his son and ride as seneca. pete, the seneca houma. h must select nice. ha, ha, ha, madonna. that was your career, which i did as an wow, a say, no more kite. ah, it gives me that in the was i mo, mo i'm he said the vehicle with english. i the test your daughter combined that the nice ama which was music living in blue. why do i get out to lloyd at betty yadi std jealousy? oh that oh that wife alabama at all levels. are you able to lay of the. 9 semester all must own what he did. if all you go by this doggie number, i'm yes, it all the shy one i always ah, the lose hoyde bus da schwane bouquet zone, monique k local, marty, or sandra bonnie booth. oh wow. it is cathartic discharge funnel. michelle, should any, my dad is in the game with the man, right? almost hemlock, out of them. medical k to a misha. i c

we will talk about what cathie wood is up to.e going to pick a look at what she has been doing at flagship art etf, suffering its first orderly outflow ever. that story next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: live from new york, i'm alix steel, with guy johnson in london. this is "bloomberg markets." time now for etf friday. bloomberg's ritika gupta is looking at some of this week's flows. ritika: it has been a really intense week, so let's see how that transcends into some of those etf flows. i am looking at the biggest weekly outflows, and you can see, no surprise, it is coming out of equities. spy,, $2.9 billion. tech bearing the brunt. you got your qqq, $7 billion about flows. tlt also getting hit on a week where we have both selloffs in equities and bonds. let's talk about another theme, investors turning their backs on some of those tech names. we can see that by looking at cathie wood's flagship arc fund, which had its first quarterly outflow ever. this is as investors are nervous about higher inflation, higher interest rates,

cathy sawyer, alta 0 and possibly national park in south and kenya and samples collected by china, lunar prob, had been identified as coming from some of the moons. youngest volcanic rocks there about 2000000000 years old. that makes them a villain. he is younger, the previous 5. ah, don't forget check of the headlines here on al jazeera, brazil's help ministry says the country is past 600000 deaths from cobra 19 is now the 2nd to do so. after united states, monica kadakya has more present readable sanara himself, ah, makes a point of not wearing a mask when he can or of saying he will not be vaccinated, but our numbers are decreasing because there has been a because vaccination has been now accelerated despite the governments on policies and, and, and speeches and, and, and doing everything to deny the severity of this disease. but it's still, the vaccines have been rolling out and this has reduced the rate of infection. the u. s. has announced it'll accept fully vaccinated visitors as long as they receive jobs approved by the world health organization. united states as authorized, few

cathy's father wasi a mining engineer. my father was a coal miner. 84 when you were born.most flamboyant bike you could imagine. always interested in things you wouldn't expect. the drums as a four—year—old. then we started on the disco lights. a smoke machine. we thought the shed was on fire. but it was the smoke machine. ammanford had never seen anything like this, i would imagine? i don't suppose, no! but none of this was easy in the former mining town. you know, i knew i was gay from a young age, but here in ammanford there was just no reference point as far as that went, wasn't there? one thing really helped. i came across them today. in the garden, in the shed, behind some chairs. - oh, my god! i think here i would have been about 17 or 18. the overtones was a school band. could you fully be yourself then? had you come out at that point? no, i hadn't come out. at this stage section 28 was still a thing. somebody like me wouldn't be able to be taught anything about someone like me. that was fine at home but when you're in school? i that was fine at home but when you'r

goldman sachs' ceo is worried, too, but cathie wood says tech will help solve the problem. and drew brees will join us. will there be one broadcast for kelly and a different one for me depending on my point spread kelly. >> i don't want the points, but i love drew brees. another record day in the markets. the nasdaq just 150 points off the high nvidia, tesla, amazon are some of the big names we're watching. tesla has turned around today. now down half a percent kind of along with the broader markets nvidia, up 7.5%. amazon up. and consumer discretionary is the best sector. hasbro up 3% consumer staples with the weakest with walgreens and costco down slightly >> we start with the big tech earnings and key earnings. today, alphabet, microsoft, and twitter report after the bell. on thursday, it is apple and amazon so what are the important metrics to watch and how should you invest in technology jaso jason, good to see you why don't we start with a stock i know you like. walk us through alphabet/google. >> good to be with you guys. this is probably pound for pound the best tec

cathy mcmorris rodgers, thanks for coming in.ore on the white house' air flights of migrants into the predawn hours in the u.s. why the secrecy here. arizona getting hit with more illegal crossings as the president's border nominee testifies, quote, does it really matter if we call the border a crisis? up next gop strategist ford o'connell on a bombshell report, democrat law firm orchestrated and controlled the nation's narrative on both the dnc email hack and the trump-russia probe in order to go after trump. the story next. got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. yay! we got this. we got this! life is for living. we got this! let's partner for all of it. edward jones [ kimberly ] before clearchoice, my dental health was so bad i would be in a lot of pain. i was unable to eat. it was very hard. kimberly came to clearchoice with a bunch of missing teeth, struggling with pain, with dental disease. clearchoice dental implants solved her dental issues. [ kimberly ] i feel so much better. i feel energized to go

cathy is the executive director of america rising past. let's get into this. the politics are what?white house just tell us what is going on? stop the blame game. i will make them work around-the-clock. what is the deal? >> that's the problem. they would have to take some ownership over this. they would have to take blame if they were serious about fixing it. they are not willing to do that. we know this whole domino effect starts. this would be a moot point if we had a made in america supply chain. we were working on that over the last 4 years. until the biden administration came in. the first thing they did cancelled the keystone and the democrats in congress advised people to stay home. then the biden administration won't say boo at china. we are beholden to them. all of these things stack up to being in the depackle. they are not willing to admit any one of those things could have helped us loosen what we are seeing happen. that's where the conversation has to start. let's try something different. they are not willing to do that because politically that would be admit be an erro

why strong deliveries and a tweet from cathy would have having an impact on that stock up 2%. >>> thath selloff is where we'll begin this morning facebook, social media names and most of broader tech are down big this morning nasdaq dropping more than 2% today. mike santoli has a lot more on the selloff. mike >> i think it's best viewed as part of this on going kind of painful reset in the market. just the weight of the large cap growth stocks continues to be the main story recently as we have this messy rotation transition when we go down in price in the s&p, you also go back in time. one element of that reset, we're trading at levels in the s&p we first reached in late june so you got three months worth of upside essentially kind of wiped away for now and essentially retesting those mid-year levels. take a look at the nasdaq 100 etf against what you would call the typical stock in the russell 1,000. so, the average stock against the large cap growth stocks and they kind of had this round trip together this goes back to early july and right now you see, yeah, that big outperformance b

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it was interesting to hear cathie wood talk about contango's and backwardation.is obviously that as you roll forward, you have to pay a higher price, and ultimately that is going to eat into returns. is this something that is going to end up with a fairly limited audience because people will realize they are having to give some of their returns away, and therefore returned to the physical market? or is this going to become something that a wide specter of people ultimately use and suck up that cost? katie: that was the expectation, that you would not see people rushing for the tf because it is futures base. this is something we deal with all the time when we talk about commodity etf's, we'll etf's in particular, the have to do with those contango costs. that eats into returns. but just looking at the trading in the past 24 hours, that doesn't seem to be a concern for some of the investors going into this fund. we know that is a concern for the issuers. we also know that invesco in particular dropped their pursuit of the futures bitcoin etf. they did not say why,

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this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: taking a look at live pictures of cathie wood, the ceo of arc investment speech. having a conversation, this as cathie wood has been talking up the crypto space, ark strategy, dtf planning to invest and wood joining other wall street players helping u.s. regulators would soon green light that etf tracking bitcoin futures. wood earlier letter name that would directly track the world largest cryptocurrency as measured by the s&p bitcoin index. wood speaking at an investment conference. we have seen significant upside when it comes to bitcoin, above $57,000. it fell a little bit in the new york session but is now flirting with our run towards its all-time high, it has jumped more than 90% since the july low. some chart watchers are seeing $85,000 as a potential goal in the next few months. crypto assets worth $2.3 trillion, about 200% more than at the start of the year. haidi: an iron ore giant is making a green push. the billionaire founder is planning a hydrogen equipment factory. it comes as the world's fourth largest iron ore player is eyeing zero emissio

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go on the shell with ah but with, with necessarily just you is david just got his courtesy pacino's cathy, chevy sort of issues and he gets you a collisions of a physical. yeah. first of all, say police sit on resources which you must, you may 1 under the table, so prison on a few more could you shall and you must on do me all really cost. i think you've got more of a limb to jelic musket validity level collision pieces. plenty of high value. do you want to connect with you for this question? were approved, but your model is off or possible catchy too. but wanted to call to 16. see, you're currently what you all boy, all the keyboard shortly really don't, i'll, if you do all this is to me to do the de fossil 15. i'm talking about places to live all way of elk, when the clusters for the decline. you have a good, catchy love you. deal was usually people both at the only did 15 c envoy on tuesdays person as more of a la la for the macola feel. feel ah they don't listen to her baby all keep metal plus is energy. i am a shock absorber in lesion from kosovo from phillip boyce. me see august let

what i like about cathie wood this is where you drafted this this is daily fantasy.pped whoever you had. maybe somebody ent ir and pick this guy up on the wavers. they do security met balance. they are basically a streaming content company. what i worry about with gamification is people don't know what they own if let's say you went to the horses and bet the farm on main stay two weeks ago which was a 6:1 shot it's a philly riding for the first time on turf the people know more about a horse race than cloudflare and i don't like that! >> we saw a similar move and then a double downgrade. >> too hot it seemed like it was made for the gamers probably that guy is 60 points last week. no trade that guy for someone i'm not kidding, carl. fantasy is more significant than gamification you couldn't gamble. nothing to be on it was like just wasn't a season now we have a season they move over to playing the bar stools. >> yes. >> it is like michigan/michigan state. >> you don't think they learned a lesson >> they have learned that there's better games you know here's what they

i just want to point out, throw to the sound bite from cathy woods recently take a listen. >> a lot ofe are concerned about the gamification that the robinhoods of the world represent. but i'm not worried at all about that i think what happened during the -- after the tech and tell come bust and the '08 and '09 meltdown, the fear and risk aversion that permeated the markets took the joy out of the markets and took the creativity and the imagination. now it's coming back and i really think it's starting with the millennials. they are excited >> now gensler talked about this and he said are they as in trading platforms, the robinhoods using behavior prompts to trade more or move more or trading on margin. but he has given us a clear answer on whether he thinks that needs to be changed, what the s.e.c. can actually do to help the public or if they need help? >> his body language clearly indicates he does want a change to be made i think he's on to something all due respect to cathy woods, i think he's -- directionally correct. it does likely encourage more trading. what he needs to be abl

considering that cathie wood has been lightening up her position is this a name you're looking at righta little bit but let's be clear her flagship fund owns 11%, the second highest is 5.5% so it's more about positioning very interesting chart, charles through august, end of august stocks unchanged then until about 10% relative strength against this weak market really, it's doing pretty well. now get this though on friday, stock options third friday as we know is stock expiration, right? so, as it turns out half of those options were tesla, are going to expire, so i think there's a little magnet short-term, charles towards the 800 mark where they expire but after that i hope it continues to follow the trend and at this point has great relative strength so we like the name charles. charles: is this breaking out for you now, michelle? >> actually today it's having what they call an inside day, they know it has a hirami, which is a pause, a great opportunity if you want to trade it more actively, to buy it if it breaks out of yesterday's range, and that high was 812.32 and you can have a p

the when you claim of cathy what i tell them a i don't vibe. i don't use it, but don't stop with kayla. give them a free minute. wait for sonya, it's a, it's a process, but the funeral so yeah. look so that it and you know, just put it on the lips and you might see it probably if i wait. no, we just recently filled up the missionary still still kind of just already aiming here today. who would you bother writing a personal for your teaching, making it truly a joy. it in potentially not tossed up with the mortgage mortgage late fee a little squiggly, michigan washing slower because of a state law. yeah, my love to speak to you by the way a ah ah, and it has to be rash to be able to afford enzyme. and find the luxury that for sure, despite having the most expensive health care system in the world, we have poor life expectancy. we have higher infant mortality. we have more death from treatable causes. so americans are suffering every day from it. it says if these people don't count i saw how they can choose your customers and dump a sick so also a

these operations can cost $500.00 or more the equivalent of about 6 months wages by anna cathy who, man, okay, any a d? that sar, again had that it cleared up that we had that some hazard month that he, that's a thought and i'll say, keep going to have it on man at his job. familiar with that? that up. i put my gear coup mod keyed up at and t in there. now. hey, la via, hey, arnie. down morris center. ah, i took it up at the denise took dummy hood that in 2018 militia and a group of female sugar cane cutters went to mum by india's economic capital in front of the press. they denounced malpractice in the industry after the scandal broke in the local media. the government responded by saying it wanted to in these operations and set up controls but to day private clinics are everywhere in the city a bead and they still advertise hysterectomies. we visit one of these clinics, we're about 10 women are in the waiting room. most of them are agricultural workers . on the 1st floor, one woman is waiting to have surgery while another has already been operated on godaddy. so that god will the boy

yesterday was jack dorsey, today it's elon musk cathy, new technologies will keep prices in check inhe short term at least. woods funds have underperformed year to date the ark innovation fund is still negative and worth noting too in the third quarter all six of her funds underperformed and she puts it in terms -- she look at next generation technologies like artificial intelligence and saying that these will ultimately be deflationary sources and after the bell today we're going to get two very important indicators of this microsoft and google apartment alphabet. last time you spoke to satya nadella with comments on inflation and cloud forces at work. >> i was asking him about how microsoft is raising prices on microsoft 365, on office in the coming year. and i think around march the prices are supposed to go up and while those prices are going up at the same time he was arguing that what they're working on is deflationary in the sense that you're going to be able as a business to get work done and spend less money doing it so there are these sort of micro economies, almost like li

oh, la cathy, could amelia while i'm going to lydia hubbard, who wailed slightly and having issue up was that would be my little alaskan ramey abdur heads euro mediterranean, human rights monitor based in geneva. it conducted an investigation into these attacks in gaza and came to broadly the same conclusion as the people on the ground at the time that the 4 towers had no military purpose whatsoever. however, these railey army disagreed, claiming the buildings were being used for military purposes. so where does the truth lie? why with these towers singled out, bombed and destroyed. this is exactly one of the of the questions that have has to be asked by whatever an inquiry that should be held. ah, what was the primary goal of these attacks? was it really to, um, to damage military objects that were in those are buildings, or rather a show of force to intimidate the gas and population. and if the latter, and it does seem like the latter, and if the latter, that's an illegal attack and that's unlawful and might amount to a walk on the fact that missiles from israeli jets struck the to

cathy sawyer, alta 0 and was sally national park in south kenya. ah, to have a quick check on my headlines here in al jazeera, brazil's health ministry says the country has passed 600000 deaths from cobra 19. it's now the 2nd to do so after the u. s. the government's been sharply criticized for mismanaging the outbreak. monica inaccurate has more present reasonable sonata himself, ah, makes a point of not wearing a mask when he can or of saying he will not be vaccinated. but the numbers are decreasing because there has been a because vaccination has been now accelerated, despite the governments on policies and, and, and speeches and, and, and doing everything to deny the severity of this disease. but it's still, the vaccines have been rolling out and this has reduced the rate of infection. the united states is announced, it will accept funny vaccinated visitors, as long as they receive jobs approved by the world health organization announcement was made by americas public health agency. the centers for disease control and prevention. the u. s. has

she has are the oldest, cathy. sorry, her. well, she to the lunch yellow hale. so evidently said alex, laugh at sylvia. unless you love it, will it like least that adam should grant your last month on the luck? i really journey in special. he had left the shop without rig i little miss thompson and the from saw coach. i'd love the edge if she is can seem would, could la quinta, yeah. now yeah, yeah, a lot of law gala inequality, corruption, repression and re, i took it in, it just decided to cause the piece of cake. i'm sure i want to be a new documentary explores the desk for the state of democracy and lebanon lou through the eyes of those who are losing hope every day. oh james, i'm going to democracy. maybe democracy for sale on al jazeera lanita is approaching a tipping point in the lead up to the cop 26 climate summit. al jazeera showcase is program dedicated to one veiling the realities of the climate emergency witnesses greens films documenting the human experience on the front line planet at the west report from greenland on how the rapid rate of melting

cathy park has more. good morning >> reporter: good morning to you. major cities are grappling with resistance over vaccine mandates and battle lines are being drawn. some members of law enforcement are choosing to quit or even face suspension rather than get a covid-19 vaccine the clock is ticking in seattle, where all city employees must be fully vaccinated by monday but the looming deadline is getting pushback from some police officers who oppose the mandate. instead, asking for other options like regular testing >> for some reason, this mayor is refusing that, which i think is unreasonable and void of common sense >> reporter: those who don't comply won't be fired right away instead, they can present their reasonings at a hearing. but the standoff comes amid a staffing crisis, threatening public safety. and the seattle police officer's guild says they can't afford to lose anyone. >> crime is surging in the city. our community is demanding more police officers, to answer the 911 calls. >> reporter: state troopers are also under a similar mandate an

she has are the oldest, cathy. sorry, her. well, she took her lunch. yeah. the house i have and they said alex last but sylvia let you know that really like least that adam should grant your last month on our as well. we are luck. i really journey in special we had left the company. so when i looked on the from saw coach, i'd love the gps consumer la quinta. yeah, yeah, yeah. buffalo bar gala planetary is approaching a tipping point in the lead up to the cop 26 climate summit. al jazeera showcase is program dedicated to one veiling the realities, but the climate emergency witnesses green films documenting the human experience on the front line planet at the way report from greenland on how the rapid rate of melting ice is having a profound effect on the population people empower us why politicians have been so unaffected in fighting climate change. folk lines investigate horizon temperatures of fueling a water war in the u. s. l, just, they were well shows how a community in senegal is dependent on the preservation of their natural resources . the screen tak

cathy is preparing to hold its 1st legislative elections on saturday, voters will choose 30 of the 45 member. sure. a council. the body dates back to 1972, but until now was fully appointed by cut us a mere on to serious tomorrow. i'll shall report pseudo drive around the country, capital doha. and you can't miss all the new buildings, roads, and infrastructure projects. but the gulf states fast paced development isn't limited to urban modernization. cutter is marking a major political milestone. it's 1st ever legislative elections. candidates vying for a place in the legislative body called the shorter council have been campaigning for 2 weeks. election posters and banners are on display on almost every major road across the country. until now, the council has been mainly a consultative body, made up of 45 members appointed by the countries ruler. but that's all changing. on saturday, quantities will elect 30 members to serve on the council, which will have the right to draft laws, approve or reject state budgets. question and even sack government ministers. another 50 members will b

cathy sawyer, alta 0 and we'll sally national park in southern kenya. ah, this is al jazeera, these, you top stories, brazil's health ministry says the country has passed 600000 deaths from cove 19. it's now a 2nd to do so after the u. s. the government has been sharply criticized for mismanaging the outbreak. monica yanna, kia has more present rideable, sonata, or himself, are, makes a point of not wearing a mask when he can or of saying he will not be vaccinated. but the numbers are decreasing because there has been a because vaccination has been now accelerated, despite the governments on policies and, and, and speeches and, and, and doing everything to deny the severity of this disease. but still, the vaccines have been rolling out and this has reduced the rate of infection. u. s . in mexico has promised to increase cooperation to reduce migration and violence is part of a major new security agreement. here a sexier stay antony blinking has been in mexico to hammer out the details. and us appeals court has temporarily reinstated a controversial abor

this is cathy l. we're really at brink of a civil war again, unfortunately, and this is due to a power play between practically has the law and the liberties judicially. if i may say, for people who are activists level who have been calling for the defendant of judiciary 4 or 4 years for decades. if i may say, it's the 1st time that we see signs of tedious judicial process that is actually asking for high ranking officers and higher ranking politicians to come to be investigated with. and this is something that is really giving some hope for the parents of the victims and the people who are killed in this massacre. now i would not allow myself to go into whether the judge is doing that, i think, or no, because none of us knows what's actually in the judicial proceeding and investigation itself. and again, this is the investigative judge. it's still a very long process. if now we're not even accepting to be in the, to be interrogated by the judicially procedures. what are we waiting until we have a tri

hey cathy, lenny ah, leaders from the world's biggest economies arriving here in rome to discuss the deteriorating economic situation in afghanistan. but all lies will also be on the g twenty's responses. so the climate emergency become they probably need a way to prioritize the planets, help over g d p. special coverage on i'll just bear with me frank assessment is likely to change making behavior at all. it's not going to change their behavior, they're going to continue to do what they do and in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm emily angland. this is the news our live from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes, you as president joe biden makes pope france. is that the batt again, the head of the g. 20 summit as world leaders say to find a common ground on climate change.

cathy went on, was issued to refill his man. yeah, i mean, it's a new thing. put, you just thought it on a d n a and maybe even if not illegal, may be a very a moral out because i was, was wondering, do you think people will see him stepping down as some kind of admission of guilt and may be more guilty of immoral behavior rather than anything else because of a purely innocent person. a lot of innocent people would say i did nothing wrong. i'm going noah. oh. busy yes uh. busy so of course are all the. busy other parties of a position i would say and so that it was morally i. busy got the answer. so, and there is something that's a mains on his a name and his ah, chancellor. a, a for the it's a time. but he's in quits hopes. it could be be forgotten after a while, if he's not indicted a illegal accuracy. so that might be forgotten and his support us ah, we would wrote for him no matter what. so he, he might. busy be able to win the next election as well because he support us do not really care. busy that much about this more on allegations and the accusations

but bill, cathy, you're seems to have listened to the calls of our many politicians and people analysts around the country who have been calling for him to implement what he had promised in the run of election that he would govern for all peruvians through a more moderate to a group of people and apparently that's what he's doing now. we will have to see if he will be able to govern. because still on the hard liners in the party have a lot of power within the party. and it, and in some of it, in some of it, it part of the congress. it certainly has been a turbulent time. thank you for the update mariana sanchez live for us in lima to the u. s. now and the federal court has temporarily suspended a law in the state of texas, which effectively bands abortions, the legislation imposed at last month is the most restrictive in the country. it led to nationwide protests. the bad and administration challenged the law after the u. s. supreme court allowed it to go ahead, wednesday's rulings said the court would not allow, quote, the offensive and deprivation of such an important right. still hea

cathy, thank you. so bad on this news out from london will tell you why poland.

and now the way cathy, western polite, many questions are still being asked. not least why the taliban offer to hand over som, had been arden was rejected by the bush administration that led to 2 decades of 4 countless lives lost. and at the end of it all the militants back in charge. morton cast he ever port now from couple on what was really achieved the afghan war. and it's just shy of it's it's 20th anniversary, the the war a vengeance that was launched by the united states as revenge for 911 and quickly morphed into something else. one of the most protracted conflicts in modern history, an exercise in a nation building before losing all lame and tylenol towards the end. neither the united states nor any of its allies still knew what it is that they hoped to achieve. here the end result is, is that it was unanimously considered an abject failure. but taliban is, is back in control. and more absolutely than it was before the united states invaded afghanistan. and the question that we're hearing now in the halls of congress, in parliament, in europe, and the

the libretto is by cathy lemons and the music was composed by the celebrated jazz musician and composer. tenants blanch out his tats, i wanted this opera and everything that i write to sound natural and feel natural coming off to voice. so i would read the libretto out loud, and when i would read the libretto out loud, i would hear the rhythms of that. i would hear the did it up here and see that would start to inform me what the melody should be, what the piece would be, then i would just take it from there. and then i would have these workshops with a certain person who's on this screen with me right now, and then they would tell me about how, but to kill their voice by arriving to many high knows well that and pass through that set and present like the speak, leave you a little. ah, yes i your me. no, i love. i love seeing it here it is. music on my nose there. yeah. oh no, you compose a song i use like the in those or you say i got a thing, but you would have our it's that favorite, but got to say something, let's say something and 3. 0 is, is that, is there like a time you can tell