dozens of people were killed in the neighboring nation of chad today.ernment says 30 people died in the capital city. a morgue official says at least 32 others were killed elsewhere. rights groups say unarmed civilians were massacred as they protested having to wait 2 years for elections. they said police fired live bullets and tear gas. we'll return to this, later in the program. the head of iran's national olympic committee claimed today that a competitive climber will not be punished for competing without a head-scarf. she had been greeted by cheering supporters after returning from south korea, on wednesday. today, the iranian olympic official said she is not in jail. >> upon her arrival she was a guest at iran's olympic committee hotel with her family. and today they headed to their hometown. judy: iran has been rocked by protests since a woman died in police custody last month. she had been arrest for wearing her headscarf to lease -- to loosely. the pentagon reports 300 28 suicides in 2021, compared with 384 a year earlier. the air force and the

i lea, a reporting from chad. now joining your international, great to see you today. it's about a quarter past 6 in the evening where you are now. thanks for coming on the program to talk us through the culture right now. can you just explain what lies behind these protests? thank you. thank you very much. and today that they wanted the military to stop rolling after the promise for 18 months, and then they extend it for 2 years. this is one of them. in the reason they wanted, the democrats going to start from out of $24.00 is the last day of 18 months for the military will have to over after that of my study. libby know, is it correct to say that this seems to be the deadliest antique government protest in chad, so fine, and if so, is the world paying enough attention? we're lucky yet. so you saw of the, the bill? yes. well then was the ration inter history we consider today the, the government said if you the people that and visit us today in the given is that 81 people who died. so is one of the deadliest one. and till today that the people see from the internation

these people lived in chad but forced from their homes.ers provide security two days before our visit. one of the dead was a lifelong farmer to take that up to earn extra money. and the stream has run dry. leaving her with few other options. >> here, there is no lake or river to fish and we don't have an irrigation system for agriculture. >> under a roof of cardboard slats, she will not return home, whatever her current conditions. >> even if there is no water here, i would prefer to stay here. >> you have no good choices then? >> here, we live in peace and don't get killed by boko hall ram. >> and what the u.n. calls intermly displaced people. they start looking for food and often struggle and then move on. climate change is causing problems. in villages residents are being helped to stay. these palm branches are designed to protect local food production. the desert transformed from dry, cracked land like this from to a garden aplenty. this land was abandoned because sand was encroaching. and they are trying to remedy that and add animal

he and chad was seen all to france, no to the existence of france on all territory. i leave that report by human rights watch point the finger at chad security forces and the youth to suppress opposition to military rule. when it comes to france, the country was quick to deny any head in the suppression. france plays no role in these events, which relate strictly to chatty in domestic politics. the false information about france is alleged involvement has no basis. but ordinary, tedious and not buying this denial, france as to faced the chief responsible for the massacre that took place yesterday as the transitional, military government, which extended its mandate for 2 more years with the support of france. the people of chad were not only on the street to protest the government after yesterday's bloody repression of protests killed. more than 60 people in chad, france condemned to violence from wherever it may come. it's as good as a blank check to carry on. chad is bleeding under a dictatorship imposed by france for paris. africans dying are worth it for protectin

also coming up at least 60 people are dead in chad. alpha security forces. open fire on anti government, protested ukraine imposes electricity blackouts for the 1st time in the war after russian ass protest cripple. a 3rd of the countries power supply infrastructure. i'm andy richardson at the world cup countdown court in cats all way after a 12 year build up. we now have just one month to go until the middle east's 1st will come finally take so ah, we begin in the u. k, where prime minister lives trust has resigned and the race to replace a has begun. she is a 3rd butcher's prime minister to quit in just over 3 years. the party has ditched its previous process for electing a leader, which led to bitterly divisive campaign last time that success will be selected within a week. a threshold of a 100 members of parliament nominating a candidate. all the c allows fool. a 3 candidates potentially to come forward. oh, we clearly have no say or no knowledge of who those candidates will be at this point out there was under simmons as more now from london. this cross

it's very sad to leave and see this in a country like chad with all its resources. so we should change things. now we'll intentions are also on the rise in central africa, where kenyon troops are preparing to deploy in the democratic republic of congo to join a fight against unseat government rebels. the chief can use defense as the forces already. he. this mission is like the one we have been heaven, neighboring country, somalia, and i'm happy since the majority of you have been serving the african union mission in somalia. i have great trust in you and d r. c is how you time welcome rebels. the d r. c's government requested help from african states amid renewed violent clusters with the m 23 militant group. can in troops are the 1st to join with help from uganda, self sudan, and thunder. near also on the way they are set and to host on area and a town boarding uganda which is currently being held by the rebels. and it's not the 1st time can use military is joining a mission in other countries having previously been deployed in somalia over to tie one now where dem

chad pergram is live at the white house. hello, chad.had: good afternoon, mike, a move by the president to assure american that is his administration is, in fact, on the case. >> i can't go without saying the devastating hurricane storms in puerto rico, florida and south carolina and -- >> chad: in a tweet earlier today the president said this just wasn't a crisis facing florida and puerto rico, it was a challenge for the entire country. >> fema has been a great partner, the biden administration has responded as they've said and so there's no complaints there. these are professionals and i think in times like this people realize that it's not about politics, it shouldn't be, that's the way it's always been. >> fema administrator diam says the danger isn't over even though the storm is over. >> people no stay vigilant right now. standing water brings all kinds of hazards. it has debris and it could have power lines, it can have hazards in there that you just don't know about and so we want to make sure that people are being extra cautious

eric: all right, chad, thanks so much. arthel. arthel: more on the biden's administration response to hurricane ian when cat joins us later this hour. eric: in portland, oregon crime and homelessness is a growing problem for years, the city investigating four homicides since just friday. a couple of days ago alone, not many residents wondered if officials have any plans to try and get some of the crime under control. we've seen it across the country. christina coleman now has more on what's going on in portland. hey, christina. christina: hi, eric. yeah, a woman named julian rose is one of many portland residents who says she's sick and tired of seeing human feces, trash and drug use in the street as homelessness crisis rages on in the city. take a look at the mess. one of the homeless encampments in the area in 2019, county statistics show more than 4,000 people experienced homelessness in the portland area as of this year. that number jumped to nearly 5,230 people and this increase clearly has not gone unnoticed. last wednesday

and chad is to be blamed for the crisis and the country boss. good you minute. mccully one who? yes, for the manual mc crime bears the main responsibility for the recent massacre. and also in general, the relations between chad and france. firstly, france helped president interest debbie into come into power and gain a foothold. and there is also the fact that micron came to an agenda for the funeral of marshall debbie and supported the transfer a power to a son de memory and chat about all this is still fresh. and it allows one to say that everything that is happening in chad to day is a logical consequence of the conditions that france created in order to ensure. not only that, the marshal himself, but now his son remain in power. so down with corruption, these are the charts heard in moldova for over a month the country has been gripped by mass demonstrations against the current ruling policy processes of mars to the prosecutor general's office in the capital calling for the acts in government to step down. oh, for one of the poorest countries in europe broke out in september

more than 60 people in chad, france condemned to violence from wherever it may come. it's as good as a blank check to carry on. chad is bleeding under a dictatorship imposed by france for paris. africans dying are worth it for protecting french symbols in interest. france is evil and must get out of africa. france if also implicated in another vial and taught sport of the weeks of cooling off violence classes between the democratic republic of congo military and the m 23 rebels has risen again. the d. r. c and rwanda have had strained relations since the 19 main c 4 genocide which saw squaws of people cross the border into the d of see all the while the french government was supplying weapons to the region. in such countries, genocide is not too important. is this the legacy france will leave behind in africa, the plunder of resources supporting of dictators, and also killing of civilians in the name of fighting terrorism in through that more signs of resistance to once the west than engineered power sharing agreement are beginning to emerge. on thursday, a 155 people

i was seen, you put this in less into the what i thing before in chad. really fear the most is this continue grotesque to that reprehensible actor by the, by the military. so even though people do want electra on the fear for the fact that the agreement between that transition appeared that extended them. i know they lead to the me to leaving office because of him from his mom period before the premise was brooklyn was stop them from from breaking up from him again. so i think there's real concerning by the military extending his rule. i think continuing this violation of, of my life, right, of security forces and demonstrators have fought in guinea during an anti government protest band political group called to demonstrations against the ruling genta, the national front for the defense of the constitution. said several people were injured. guinea has been led by the military since last year's qu, that ousted president alpha con day after more than 10 years in power. there's been violence in c. dan's blue nile state for the reports of at least 150 peopl

at least 30 people were killed and jemina, 32 others in chad. second city mando were also affected. a prominent opposition leader accused officers of shooting directly at the protest as on chad has been in crisis since the since sir. april 2021. it was that president address de b who had ruled once with an iron fist. he did that for 3 decades. officials, he was killed by rebels while visiting troops in northern chad. his son, marmott seized power in the immediate aftermath. instead of following the line of succession, laid out by chad's constitution, opposition parties called a qu, but later accepted him as interim leader, marmot derby promised an 18 month transition to elections ra october. first, he announced the vote would be pushed back by 2 years, angering the opposition and many others. our teenage chest grandmaster hans neiman is suing rival magnus colson for liable or the cheating allegations. newman is seeking at least a $100000000.00 in damages from the world champion and online platform chest dot com. carlson, considered the greatest player of all time lost to niemen in s

that includes in chad, where the war, thousands of miles away, combined with severe drought, is causingices to soar. chadians already suffer one of the world's highest levels of hunger, with more than 2 million people estimated to be hungry. special correspondent willem marx recently went to chad where he found entire famished communities struggling to survive. willem: a morning morsel of fried bread and sweet green tea, eaten at speed. use of abraham's father of nine and grandfather to several more. god will decide his family's fate, he insists, that he does what he can to stave off their hunger. >> if you earn a living day by day, you eat whatever you get. sometimes you don't get anything to eat for a day. sometimes you are able to foot -- able to buy food for a whole day. . that is how it goes. willem: what we ask are the consequences for his young children? >> when it comes to the kids, you have to make do. what little food you have, you put it aside for them. you forget about yourself. when there is enough food, you eat together. otherwise you give it to them. willem: in recent mon

says 5.5 million people in chad are in need of emergency humanitarian aid. in sudan, more than 150 people have been killed and scores more injured during two days of fighting in the southern state of blue nile. it's the latest in a series of clashes between the hausa people and rival groups in southern sudan that have left hundreds of people dead this year, while driving tens of thousands from their homes. ukraine faces a worsening energy crisis after a series of russian attacks on critical infrastructure brought nationwide shortages of power and heat. on thursday, authorities began limiting supplies of electricity between 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m. officials say one-third of ukraine's power stations have been recently hit by missile and drone attacks. in washington, state department spokesperson ned price on thursday cited abundant evidence that iranian military trainers are helping russian forces carry out drone strikes. >> we assess iranian personnel, iranian military personnel were on the ground in crimea and assisted russia in these operations. russia has

it is very sad to leave and see this in a country like chad with all its resources. so we should change things now. on tensions also rising in central africa, as kenyon troops prepared to deploy in the democratic republic of congo in a fight against unsee governments, rebels on the chief of kennedy's defense forces said they are ready to battle the militia group here. this mission is like the one we have been haven't neighboring country somalia, and i'm happy since the majority of you have been serving the african union mission in somalia. i have great trust in you and d r. c is how you time welcome rebels. the d. c government's requested help from african states amid renewed violence classes with the m 23 militant group. can you troops the 1st to join with help from you, gander, south sudan? tons. and we're also on the way this whole thought area in the found bordering. you gander, which is currently being held by the rebels and it's not the 1st time can use military is joining a mission in other countries. i've been previously been deployed in somalia u. s. state d

in chad, the u.n.3 million children lack sufficient food, while two in every five suffer from stunted growth. price increases helping to push those numbers even higher. >> this first quarter, compared to the first quarter of 2021, if you look at millet, in some areas, the price has increased by 15%. if you look at sorghum, you're looking at an increase of over 40%. but when you look at beans in some part of the country, we have an increase of almost up to 96%, almost double. willem: enrico pausilli is the deputy country manager for the u.n.'s world food program here and says it doesn't take much to devastate the population of a country like chad. enrico: a little shock actually can cause incredible distress to the populations, be economical or in terms of food security and malnutrition. willem: back in chabaka, the world food program's local partner is led by sadick mahamat rozi, charming, cajoling and checking that several hundred families received the supplies they have been promised. >> it's been wo

more than 60 people in chad, france condemned to violence from wherever it may come. it's as good as a blank check to carry on. chad is bleeding under a dictatorship imposed by france for paris. africans dying are worth it for protecting french symbols and interest. france is evil and must get out of africa. france if also implicated in another vial and taught sport of the weeks of cooling off violent pleasures between the democratic republic of congo was military and the em 23 rebels has risen again. the de odyssey and rhonda have had strained relations since the 1994 genocide which saw squaws of people cross the border into the d of see all the while the frames government was supplying weapons to the region. in such countries, genocide is not too important. and just to round off the wave of negative sentiments to what's the west in africa. a major wisdom power says that africans must be prepared to die for their democracy. what exactly can it as deputy prime minister christy freeland, was thinking when she said that it's not immediately clear, but it did not go down

our chad pergram has the answer. first 60 cent spike in gas prices just this week and big cut in oil production could send costs higher. team coverage with jeff in los angeles, where gas prices are over $6 a gallon. we begin with white house corres correspondent kevin corke. good evening. >> kevin: got their hands full. good evening. sometimes headlines sound meaningful, but upon closer inspection, they mean little. administration pledge to release more in november in the wake of opec's decision to reduce production. 10 million more barrels, according to the white house. for a country that know coassumes on average close to 20 million of petroleum everyday, 10 million barrels seems less like a major move than underwhelming response to a potential crisis. the white house calling the move by opec short-sided. mr. biden said this. >> what about opec? >> opec. [indiscernible] -- >> trace: i am concerned and it is unnecessary, unnecessary, perhaps, but critics point blame at the administration, they say they are inviting

this is al jazeera life from london, also coming up at the 60 dead off to chad. security forces. open fire on protest is demanding a quicker transition to democratic rule. tribal clashes in sedans, blue knives of state, kill them over the 150 people in 2 days. and ukraine's national grid stone imposing blackouts on its citizens to allow infrastructure destroyed by russia as strikes to be repaired. ah, you case prime minister has resigned to a turbulent 44 days in office full of policy. you terms, market turmoil and cabinet resignations. this trust she, she was quitting because she couldn't deliver the mandate. she was elected on by the tory party after being forced to rip up economic plans. the tories now have one week to elect a new leader with canada as rumored to include former finance minister, richie scenic, and trust. his predecessor forest johnson. financial markets responded well to the news with the british pound, rising by one percent against the us dollar after trust resigned, and re simmons reports. this cross was the prime minister of broken promises. she calls the n

also in the program, a protest turning deadly in the african country of chad. we understand 50 people killed, hundreds injured, it's off, the police are portly, use lethal force against the crowds. opposed to the front back government. ah, certainly look like a busy out here. one off you international with a raft of guests and correspondence lined up to address your top stories though without the fluff, it's good to have with us. we understand now it's up full. people have been killed and 10 injured, including kids. i went to a fairy crossing point in the hot saw, new regions came under fire over night by ukrainian forces. this is according to local officials. as we understand authority said, 12 us supplied high mas rockets will find the area with 11 of them, reportedly intercepted by russian and defenses. a key of confirmed the nighttime attack, but said that no civilians could have been a hom because of a curfew in place. ukraine also claims that could only of hit russian soldiers disguised as civilians. however, thus statement is very much contested by some

. >> brian: chad weston who also will get fired because he's unvaccinated.elp the last few days in florida? >> as part of the response for hurricane e, coast guard crews have been working nonstop for many days afterwards and we have actually helped quite a few people. i don't have the exact number for you. 40, maybe 50 or more. >> brian: how many asked you if you were vaccinated? >> none. >> steve: you know what, chad, you would think if you were in water or underwater, it would be hard to get covid from you, just stating. >> as far as i know. >> ainsley: what was your reaction and use heard the president praising him knowing this administration is the one that is telling you all that you will get fired in a matter of days for not getting vaccinated, even though the president says condolences? >> we appreciate the acknowledgment for what we do. it is a fantastic job and we would all like to keep our job. that is why we are doing what we are doing. we stand for what we believe in our faith, and we would like to continue to do our job. it seems like that has b

el paso has seen 60,000 border crossers just through the last six months, chad.s dashboard? >> well, i think it's an interesting dashboard but i think it is also showing you that whether you're a democrat or republican along that border, you need help and you're overwhelmed. if you've got the mayor of el paso bussing migrants all over the country, into new york or into d.c., what that says is that this is not a political issue. this is a necessity issue for those that live along that border and when the department of homeland security washes their hands of these migrants and turns them out onto city streets, supposed to go shelters, the shelters are overrun. city officials are having to deal with this and for governors like governor abbott, they need to move these migrants out of overwhelmed communities along that border and move them into other places that the federal government's not going to do their job at the end of the day. maria, just to your previous point about the numbers of the money that the cartel members are making, a staff that i -- a stat that i s

we are concerned about the violence in the context of the demonstrations that we seen in chad to day. those demonstrations have reportedly led to the loss of loss of life and injuries. we call on the authorities to ensure that the security, safety and human rights of all chaldeans, including the right of freedom of expression, peaceful assembly and association, are respected. we also call on all parties to refrain from violence or excessive use of force and to remain committed to the spirit of dialogue in the interests of peace and stability in the country. a vague way, greg, who is a political analyst, he explained the background to the violence melinda in the national. ready which the, the had sometime in from august september that was seen as the, as the so what's on the phone for please the legitimacy of the traditional government. right. so in, on the 5th of october, mama, debbie, the, the president didn't know that the peer to be delayed or pulled back by 2 years. so is because of the, you know, the national dialogue and p d as an able to achieve drink. tammy office, you see tha

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chad program, fox news. [laughter] >> i just want to know how does chad get that assignment?ause he is chad bergman. >> this is what happens when you are not chad. >> he does such wonderful pieces from washington. happy halloween. >> a pitbull comes to the rescue of a fellow pooch. look at this surveillance video. look at that. just jumping right in and brazil the pet owners is named death enough. a spot on the pool deck. a nice little lifeguard. that is just great. >> dogs are the best. it is nice to see this. i am not a big fan of pitbull's but people who own pitbull's always say that they are very sweet doggies. it was really nice to see that happening there. you know, sometimes i think people could learn a lot from it. let me read this last story right quick. something else pretty scary going viral just ahead of halloween. this is an extreme close-up -- hold up. you did not tell me it would look like this. it is of an ant. i don't like it. nikon small world competition. it looks like an angry monster. red eyes and long sharp teeth. the image may be bugging a lot of people

in chad. this has been a country in turmoil following the death of it's for my leader, a man who ruled with an ironclad fist really miss that edris debris. he passed away while he was on the front line of a military offensive and operations fighting the rebels in that region. now as you know, chad is a very strategically important country for western countries, but particularly for france, it is a former colony. but ever since it got its independence in 1960, the country has not really enjoy did the fruits of what would be a democratic states. mister de b has been in charge of that country for 3 decades. and in that time, he has used his strong military and security apparatus to quell any resistance that challenged his authority. but following his death in april, the 2021, his son mohammed, debbie, or more popularly known as mohammed coca, took over the as the head of the transitional military government. now this government has pushed back on the original, agree to date that the 20th of octob

chad, thank you so much for joining us and good luck with the op-ed.odd: bye-bye. >> democrats hoping for a midterm miracle as former president obama heads to georgia. >> herschel walker surging ahead in the senate race. >> our candidates are offering a better vision. >> elon musk in controlling of twitter ousting two tough executives in the process. [tweet] >> including the coo and cfo. >> he tweeted out the bird is agree that is incredibly important he needed to clean house. >> i'm not joking. >> president biden making false claims about gas

but here, two times. >> right now in chad, the u.n. there were half a million from several neighboring nations except for cameroon. >> >> it's not a reason to ground to the refugee statues. we still notice that there is growing and growing situation where climate change is the root cause of the clashes between community. >> you have the band -- the u.n.'s refugee responsible for it. >> people are moving because of the conflict. but we have people moving within the country because they have lack of water, they can no longer crop in the area they use ed to crop because actually there's a conflict forced them to move or because the reality of it forted them to not use the small one to crop their own. >> in chance, western lack reason, quarter is eligible as we cross a landscape of driedout lakes. >> fresh paint assigned that little here challenges besides the date. food assistance remains urgent. >> these people have always lived in chad but were forced without boca harran. >> several members were killed in the attack just 12 miles away a

. >> chad. >> chad, chad, yeah, chad hurley. >> yeah, there were three, they had worked at paypal before, that's where they met and this was-- i mean, this is the time in the internet the dawn of web 2.0 and so there were flicker, my space, youtube's early success was really dependent on my space, they kind of rode my space virl viralty and it's hard to believe now. facebook was formed before youtube and video file sharing on the internet was cumbersome, expensive and they decided to-- that there would be an interesting business opportunity to solve that. and to their credit, they, you know, they did develop an incredibly simple and easy to use site. like, i think that's a major reason why youtube beat out a lot of its competitors. you know, my sense from talking, i've spoken to one of the founders, and i talked with a lot of people who knew them and worked with them at the time. it's interesting, like, they're not as well known, so, the third left before google acquired them and steve and chad hurley were like the co-leaders of youtube at the time. they both were gone by 2010, they're n

i'm the religious way, like under france, supports the regime in place in chad. and that is the root of all the problems. since we know france wants no change. all they want is their interests. they care about their populations well being and only about their interests. and i think it's time to change things. chad has men and natural resources and that is very reach. but with a high rate of unemployment, for example, i got bachelor's degree in 2020 but i don't have any opportunities to get the job. it is very sad to leave and see this in a country like chad with all its resources. so we should change things. now. the tensions are also on the rise in central africa, where canyon troops preparing to deploy the democratic republic of congo. joy defies against anti government rebels. the chief of can use defense forces says they already he, this mission is like to one, we have been heaven in our neighboring country, somalia, and i'm happy since the majority of you have been serving a day african union mission in somalia, i have great trust in you and your dear c is h

so france supports the regime in place in chad, and that is the root of all the problems. since we know france wants no change, all they want is their interest. they care about their populations well being in only about their interests. he lives in them. i think it's time to change things. chairs has many natural resources and that is very reach. but we face high rates of unemployment, for example. i got bachelor's degree in 2020, but i don't have any opportunities to get the job. it is very sad to leave and see this in a country like shared with all its resources. so we should change things. now. what tensions are also on the rise in central africa is canyon troops prepared to deploy in the democratic republic of congo. that's in a fight against unseat government rebels. then the chief of kenya's defense says that the forces already he, this mission is like the one we have been to heaven in a neighboring country, somalia. and i am happy since the majority of you have been serving the african union mission in somalia, i have great trust in you and your dear c. it's high ti

it is very sad to leave and see this in a country like chad with all its resources. so we should change things. now. thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of sudan capital on tuesday marketing the 1st anniversary of a military coup that led to the fall of the previous government. a year ago, sudan, top general, dissolve the ruling sovereign council and arrested the prime minister, claiming he acted to prevent a civil war. since the qu, the military has cracked down on your weekly pro democracy marches with up to 118 protesters killed. the student needs military government has deployed security forces in the city, blocking roads, and using tear gas and water cannons against protesters. here's what demonstrators said about the current situation in the country. oh, we hold division responsible for damascus. this happened to nile dangle phrases and the attempt to dismantled national social unity. but it's a battle and we're ready to continue. it's been a year since the coo and so far until now, $180.00 me, tears falling, wessick and justice state to floor full c

is light at the white house with the very latest, high chad? >> it is a balance for presidents not to give away storm recovery. but they must time when they go on-site to show leadership. puerto rico is first. >> we owe puerto rico a lot more than they've got. it's going to take a long time. we cannot tire. whatever it takes. rising floodwaters and worries what happens when committees receive showers from a regular storm. >> first thing i would say is where it rains can flood. right right? our flood maps are really focused on inundation. >> congress approved money to flush fema's coffers with cash and interim spending bill on friday. it's likely congress will need to prove more cash for puerto rico and florida after the damage assessments are complete. >> we don't have a cost estimate yet. but my own back of the napkin math were going to be well over 5 billion it's going to be higher than that. this storm is not just a wind event about storm surge from 4 feet -- 16 feet as just surge through our area. >> most republicans after hurricane sandy.

block to create a unified policy with the program, a protest, tons deadly, and the african country of chad, leaving at least 50 dead and hundreds injured. it's off the police report or use lethal force against the crowds opposed to the front cover with from f. b i re, to vanishing act as a switch and grows over the disappearance of an award winning american journalist who blew the lead on, alleged u. s. military cover ups with and we are working out way into friday night here at moscow and always so good to have you with us. of course it's a r t international by the way, before people have been killed and 10 injured as we understand children among them, it's wednesday, ferry crossing point in the heart of san a region came on to fire over night by ukrainian forces. this is, according to local officials. authorities say 12 you supplied high mars rockets were fired at the area with 11 of them were portly, intercepted by russian ad defense a key of confirmed the nighttime attack, but said, no civilians could have been hurt because a few was in place. ukraine auto claims that could only have r

al jazeera life and also coming up at least 60 people dead in chad or to security forces. open fire on anti government, protested angry at the interim presidents to your extension of power. ukraine imposes electricity blackouts for the 1st time in the war. after russian air strikes, cripple, a 3rd of the countries power supply. now also i'm andy richardson at the world cup countdown fog in cats all way after a 12 year build up. we now have just one month to go until the middle east's 1st world cup finally kicks off. ah, we begin in the u. k. were prime minister, mistrust has resigned on the race to replace her has begun. she's the 3rd british prime minister to quit in just over 3 years. a party has ditch, did a previous process for electing a leader, which led to a bitterly divisive campaign last time around success. it will be selected within a week. under simmons has more from london. this cross was the prime minister of broken promises. she calls the near milltown of the markets. nearly all her on funded plans for tax cuts were reversed. now she's out the shortest servi

and that the mid al jazeera keith chad has declared the state of emergency is flooding impacts. more than a 1000000 people. rain has overwhelmed the cherry river that runs north close to the border with cameroon. nearly half the capsule in demeanor is under water, and the funding is also overwhelmed. the market town of co city on the other side of the river in cameroon. harding has more. no dry land in sight. waters have breached the banks of the cherry river outside chad's capital. and i thought we didn't know what we should do. we are now suffering. as you can see, the government has to make a decision to help us. we are now doing men's work because our husbands have passed away, and every one person has 6 or 7 children to take care of. 18 of the countries. 23 provinces are impacted. the president has declared a national emergency that got the stuff. this disaster is from climate change. it is one of the most severe the region has seen, and yet it's making it hard for people to keep their heads above water than on the other side of the river. in cameroon, a small market town h

so france supports the regime in placing chad and that is the root of all the problems. since we know france wants no change. all they want is their interest. they care about their populations well being in only about their interests. i think it's time to change things. chance has many natural resources and that is very reach. but to face high rates of unemployment, for example. i got bachelor's degree in 20 to 20, but i don't have any opportunities to get a job. it's, it's very sad to leave and see this in a country like shed, who is all it's resources. so we should change things now. ah, thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of sedans, capital on tuesday, marking the 1st anniversary of a military coup that led to the fall of the previous government. a year ago, sedans top general dissolve the ruling sovereign council and arrested the prime minister, claiming he acted to prevent a civil war. since the qu, the military has cracked down on near weekly pro democracy marches with up to 118 protesters killed. the sudanese military government has deployed security fo

you saw chad pergram's piece.eamless transition, that the republicans have their top leadership in place if they win control of the house. what does that look like? >> you're right. right now we're under the general assumption republicans believe that kevin mccarthy will be speaker. steve scalise will be the majority leader and then we get to the whip. that is interesting. you have three candidates with great resumes who are all competing after each other. let me tell you, it depends who you ask who has the lead. it's going to be very close. but then there's the conference chair race where you have elise stefanik and donalds. stefanik looks like she has a lead but has a challenger to her right. >> josh, back to the mid-terms. do democrats have any good stories that they can point to over the past week or so? >> the abortion story is one that got them a sugar high over the summer. that sugar high is fading. they need to have a good story on crime or at least a response to crime. because in many races including penn

al jazeera law from don't also coming up at least 60 people killed by security forces in chad who fire on demonstrate as opposed to the interim precedence 2 year extension of how much electricity blackouts imposed for the 1st time in ukraine war after russian asked stripes, cripple, the 3rd of the power supply networked also. i'm andy richardson at the world cup count down fog in cats all way after a 12 year build up. we now have just one month to go until the middle east 1st world cup finally takes off. ah, british prime minister let's trust, has quit you turning on a pledge 24 hours earlier that she'd be staying in her job. it follows a chaotic 6 weeks in office which saw her ratings plummet to record lows, and brought time all to the u. k. economy, can you leave? there will be there within a week after new shorter selection process. under simmons has more from london. this cross was the prime minister of broken promises. she caused a near meltdown of the markets. nearly all her on funded plans with tax cuts were reversed. now she's out the shortest serving prime minister in the u. k

all right, still the come on al jazeera, more than a 1000000 people in chad, devastated by floods. the president declares a state of emergency and relief in hong kong as covet. 19 restrictions are finally lifting. ah, anticipation is rising. and so as the atmosphere, are you ready for the way spotted my cattle aways? hello. we got some warmth into western parts of europe at the moment. that's the good news. we have seats of very heavy rain piling in from the atlantic ocean to the north of london, 70 millimeters afraid in 24 hours at small months where it should be at 60 millimeters in the entire month of october, locks unclouded range, streaming him across western paths, we were real dogs dinner, we got this area of low pressure spinning away throwing in that will that warmth, the southwest, the wind coming through, but lots of wet weather as well. hey, be down. pause coming in across spain and portugal, pushing into france tends to snow over the else more whether were that came from as you go on through friday with more blustery showers. gal force winds at times, pushing into many

i'd like to protest over a deepening political crisis of the african country of chad. as we understand have left now at least 50 people dead, more than 300. also wounded is reported. this all happened after security forces use lethal force to break up crowns. i should warn you some of the following images you may find disturbing. the country has been under military rule since last year, and the president was killed while visiting troop protests of race since it was an hour earlier this month that the army would remain in power for 2 more years. meanwhile, the country's former colonial power from condemned to violence, but denied any connection to the crisis, calling the situation, quote, child's internal affair. well, let's learn more about this right now. in cross live to our correspondent cut off all at half. le, who's joining us this friday? afternoon, greatly see you today. can you bring us up to speed? exactly what's been going on, what you know so far? well as you know, the following the deaths of former president who had been in the helm for 3 decades . and that

in chad, off the security forces, open fire, an anti government, protested plus. i'm andy richardson at the world cup count down fork in castle away after a 12 year build up. we now have just one month to go until the middle east 1st world cup finally takes off. ah, we begin in the u. k, where prime minister lives trust has resigned the race to teresa has begun. she is the 3rd british prime minister to quit in just over 3 years. the party has ditched its previous process for electing a leader, which led to a bitterly divisive campaign last time. a successor will be selected within a week under simmons as more now from london. live trust was the prime minister of broken promises. she calls the new milk down of the markets. nearly all her own funded plans for tax cuts were reversed. now she's out the shortest serving prime minister in the u. k. history. i cannot deliver the mandate on which i was elected by the conservative party. i therefore slaten to his majesty the king to notify him that i am resigning as leader of the conservative party. whom doing started last

so the military code last month on risk in chad for the killing of dozens of anti government protest you in is urging restraints and preparing for their home world cup. we catch up with our national football team, but just 30 days to go on with us says military train is from iran or in crimea, helping russian troops use iranian may. drones and attacks on ukraine. washington believes rainy and drones hit the capital cave and energy facilities across the country. iran has not reacted to the latest you is accusations, but denies the drones. iranian made, we can confirm that russian military personnel based in crimea have been piloted, piling, piloting, excuse me, around in use and using and conduct kinetic strikes across the crane. including in strikes against cuban and reason dates. we assess that iranian personnel, iranian military personnel were on the ground in crimea, and assisted russia in these operations. russia has received dozens of these u a v, so far and will likely continue to receive additional shipments in the future. omaha jim june has more from cave there's been a save

chad pergram following it all from capitol hill. hey, chad. reporter: neil, good afternoon. committee hopes to tie a bow on its series of hearings which ran through the summer. no live witnesses today. expect to hear about concerns regarding potential violence before january 6th and worries from the secret service about the former president heading to the capitol that day. >> this administration told the president in no uncertain terms that he has lost the election. the president continued to move forward and promote the lie. witnesses after witness have come forward with that. reporter: the committee could play new video from roger stone and calls for violence. democrats believe they have demonstrated how former president trump tried to deny the election results. they also want to underscore potential threats to democracy. >> the impact has been enormous. i've been for the last few weeks talking to constituents. they have been really transformed in their view what happened on january 6th as a result of hearings. reporter: the committee's work doesn't resonate with voters as

i want to bring in chad pergram. chad, great to have you with us this afternoon. really the new thing here today, the only perhaps really new thing here today was the video that we saw of house speaker nancy pelosi and senate leader chuck schumer talking -- then the minority leader talking about all of this as it was happening and calling for security help for reserves, calling the governor of maryland, calling leadership in virginia as well. what was your reaction to seeing that today? >> that was pretty dramatic. we didn't know about that. we knew that those figures had been squirrelled away here, taken to safe locations as the riot unfolded here. but to hear some of those telephone calls was pretty chilling. nancy pelosi saying oh, my gosh, they're breaking windows at the capitol. having information that they thought it would take days to get the capitol back in shape to even meet because they wanted to certified the electoral college that night. they did not want this to go on for days and have more uncertainty about the future of who the president of the unit

we talked to chad. chad has been in for 18 years. vaccinated for religious reasons. he was such a lovely guy. he wasn't angry at the military or federal government. look i love my job i want to serve my country. two more years. >> brian: he will be angry. he is not going to get it. i will tell you there are some people three years in. >> ainsley: compensate them some form or fashion serve our country hope you get the retirement so you don't have to pay for healthcare so you are taken care of the rest of your life. >> brian: they are not. i'm telling you. they're trying to take special operators, too. they lawyered up. >> ainsley: we asked him did anyone that you rescued not want to go with you because you are not vaccinated and they said absolutely not. >> steve: i don't think you can get covid under water. just thinking. all right. more on this later. 6:25 here in the east. gas prices are on the rise after opec plus cut the production by a couple of million barrels a day. what does this mean for you and how much worse could the pain

the very latest, chad, what is this about? >> reporter: lawmakers relish gagging up on the fed, they torched the federal reserve for how it handled the economy but inflation remains a problem but the fed has one very blunt tool to address inflation, raising interest points. >> we have more work to do in combating inflation but there may be other factors. >> reporter: lawmakers argue the your might be worse than the illness as the economy spirals into recession and the fed continues to raise rates. with the creation of the fed by congress a century ago lawmakers seated some control of the economy. that means congress doesn't paul much response billion lawmakers use the fed as a foil when things are bad. >> delegating authority and being mad at that authority being used when they don't agree. that is politics. >> reporter: congress controls the purse strings, and federal spending on automatic pilot, entitlements, so congress gives away authority again. >> numbers i have seen, $6 trillion into this economy and congress has anothe

oh, chad, chad, chad. yeah, hurley. yeah, yes. there were three. they had all worked paypal before where they met and this was i mean, this was a time in the internet of the dawn of like what web 2.0. and so there were myspace. um, you know, this was like my youtube's early success was, was really dependent on myspace. they kind of like wrote myspace virality. it's hard to believe that now, but facebook was founded a few months before youtube and and yet the central problem was that you know video video file sharing on the internet was cumbersome, expensive and they decided to that they were being an interesting business opportunity to solve that and to their credit they you know they they did develop and simple easy to use site like i think that's a major reason why youtube beat out a lot of its competitors yeah my from talking and i spoke to one of the founders and i've like talked to a lot of people who knew them and work with them at the time you know they it's interesting like they're not as well known so that's the third time that you i karim