within_ government to have a cobra meeting. within the _ government to have a cobra meeting.e space _ government to have a cobra meeting. within the space of _ government to have a cobra meeting. within the space of two _ government to have a cobra meeting. within the space of two weeks - government to have a cobra meeting. within the space of two weeks we've i within the space of two weeks we've seen two _ within the space of two weeks we've seen two major— within the space of two weeks we've seen two major crises. _ the taliban continues to send fighters to crush the last remaining organised resistance in afghanistan. two divers are presumed to have died after they failed to return to the surface while exploring a wreck off the cornwall coast. wheelchair racer hannah cockroft wins her seventh gold medal at the paralympics, retaining her t34 800 metres title in tokyo. and, also coming up — we'll be speaking to the plumber from leicestershire who is swapping his wrench for a microphone after landing a record deal. good evening and welcome to bbc news. labour say there's a str

_ calling for the government to have a cobra meeting, because in the space of two _ cobra meeting, becausen the space of two weeks, we have seen two major crises of— of two weeks, we have seen two major crises of cancellations of blood tests _ crises of cancellations of blood tests and — crises of cancellations of blood tests and now flu jab. -- crises of cancellations of blood tests and now flu jab.- two divers are presumed to have died after they failed to return to the surface while exploring a wreck off the cornwall coast. and wheelchair racer hannah cockroft wins her seventh paralympic title in the t34 800 metres. good afternoon. if you're just if you'rejustjoining us, welcome to bbc news. labour says there's a strong case to vaccinate children aged between 12 and 15 against covid to prevent any further disruption to learning. ministers have asked the chief medical officers of the uk's four nations to consider the broader implications after the uk's vaccines advisory body decided yesterday not to recommend jabs for all youngsters in that age group. james reynolds reports. for many you

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cobra is 99.4% accurate as a covid-19 test. the dog is. and that is a published peer review double blind study. we're familiar with dogs sniffing for drugs, dogs sniffing for explosives. some are trained to sniff out currency, dogs can do amazing stuff. these particular boggs before becoming covid experts, they were agriculture detective dogs. their specialty in customs was, i kid you not, sniffing out laul wilt. which is apparently terrible for avocado trees. so it's their job to sniff agricultural products and find out if anybody was accidentally bringing laurel wilt into the country. but now they're off laurel wilt, the laurel wilt beat, leaving that to other pups. and these dogs are retrained to find covid instead. here's if pro moss to florida university chemistry professor explaining how it works training the dogs. while he explains it, watch closely. some of you might be doing the dishes. watch this, see if you can spot the important visual element here while he is talking? >> when you get covid-19, you get vocs. they're what the do

they're packed agenda includes, have kind of fun, the cobra, 1900 time damage and a warming planet. sedans, government says it's father to attempt by people loyal to deposed president. so a lot of a sheer and arrested the perpetrators, the kremlin, rejects the european court ruling. that's fine. russia responsible for the death of almost fy. alexander listened. young code and investigations under way in the us after border guards are filmed, charging at haitian migrants or camp in texas. i see canadians standing together together in your determination to end this pandemic, canadian prime minister justin pseudo with a snap general election. but he's facing criticism for holding the votes and doing the pandemic. the the leaders arriving at un headquarters in new york for the $76.00 general assembly covered 19 climate change and conflict will be top of the agenda. the u. s. says it's came to avoid the assembly becoming a corona virus, super spread to revenge. they've asked those attending to be vaccinated, but the 1st world leader to speak brazilian president data both sonata says he hasn't h

just move on cobra, the statement of steps of finance, capital markets, and state enterprise reforms. how should the silver and opposition member of parliament initially the mouth and economist, all joining us from colombo, thank you to for watching. you can see this program again anytime by visiting our website. that's al jazeera dot com. and for further discussion, do go to our facebook page, that's facebook dot com, forward slash a inside story. remember, you can also join the conversation on twitter. handle is at a inside story for me and as you pay on the whole team, by for the news news, news, news. the telephone has taken control. got us john, 20 years also. it was the whole from power the country now facing the new reality. how will that impact the people? events on falls in the world. stay with us. the latest news and analysis formats on our eye, witness accounts and historical events from arab israeli conflict and finite witness dissident 1st hand from beginning to end to espionage and the occupied westbank. jordan government started to destroy the device from a fight for in

and today, despite all sanctions targeting human right, we have become one of the manufacturers of cobra, 1900 backseat cooperation amongst the countries of the world in the realm of health and especially on vaccines is tantamount to helping the spirit of humanity. and the policy based on divinity humanity and international relations. current of virus is a wake up call for the whole world. reminding us once again that the security of all human beings are interdependent. crises in the human society, such as violence, poverty, unemployment, more. and you cannot make corruption collapse. so family foundation regional was organized, terrorism and environmental crises are all the results of inattention to the principles of rationality, justice and freedom. ladies and gentlemen, the strategic thoughts of the republic of iran are rooted ideas of the founder with islamic revolution. the late mam khomeini my his soul rest in peace, as well as the genuine concepts up to his long rationality, prudent and pondering, and resulted in the resistance in line with the national interests of countries. spe

we had one employee, for example, who cobra alert ed to. it turned out they had just recovered from covid-19. so when the employee test positive by the canine, then they do a pcr test and agree to get the results before they come back into work. >> real quickly, finally, what if someone is afraid of dogs? >> well, actually, they're away from the dogs. they hold their face coverings over a container. right now it's voluntary. we have a separate line just like at the airport where you may not want to go or be able to go through a magnatometer. you have another search. >> you and cobra, we appreciate you, such a good dog, being with us this morning. >> my pleasure. >>> moderate democrat joe manchin vowing not to vote for a key provision of president b biden's agenda. >>> plus a 9/11 widow and is your viefr of the attacks talks about the new revelations from the just declassified fbi documents. >>> and the historic upset at the u.s. open. the new men's singles champion joins us live. through all your e moments, we keep you smiling with flexible

for the russian president, himself, isolation offered cobra 19 case was texted among his entourage and confirmed rather than pushing himself as tested negative for the virus who is and will continue with his work schedule will be online. the russian leader had 2 shots of a split that relaxing earlier this year. shortly before isolating. booting hosted syrian out of state bashar al assad on i don't know if the visit to the russian capital. monday's meeting was their 1st since put in. was it a damascus last year i bought from discussing the situation and i've got to on the lead of stress, the need to restore political dialogue in this area. when the country feel trapped in a decade long civil war. reassured us out of his support for the country. what raised the alarm to the foreign presence soil? probably when the main issue, in my opinion is that the foreign armed forces are present and certain. i'm sorry about any un mandate and without your authorization, which clearly contradicts international law events, you taking maximum efforts, holiday, the country move along the path restoratio

the british medical association calls for the government to hold an emergency cobra meeting as gps delayabs because a shortage of hgv drivers has disrupted supplies. the head of pakistan's intelligence agency arrives in kabul, as taliban leaders continue to meet representatives from foreign governments. two divers are presumed to have died after they failed to return to the surface while exploring a wreck off the cornwall coast. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week, we're going back to school — so pay attention, class. today we have robotics... ..archaeology. .. ..and...cookery? hey, welcome to click! we are back after a summer of silliness. i hope you managed to have some kind of break yourself. i tell you, the best thing about being back on this sofa for me is i get to see my good mate, back in her box! it's been weeks since we've done it like this, isn't it? how's your summer been? how are you? oh, it's good to be back and it's lovely to see you too. and my summer has been good, thank you. i've spent two hours a day working out, which is my idea of a break. i know, i've see

the british medical association calls for an emergency cobra meeting as gps in the uk delay flu jabsse of disrupted supplies. two divers are presumed to have died after they failed to return to the surface while exploring a wreck off the cornwall coast. and coming up, as a list of the world's most threatened animals and plants is released, we'll speak to an expert from the asian big cats programme about what species might disappear forever. that will be live from russia. good afternoon. welcome to the programme. labour says there's a strong case to vaccinate children aged between 12 and 15 against covid to prevent any further disruption to learning. ministers have asked the chief medical officers of the uk's four nations to consider the broader implications after the uk's vaccines advisory body decided yesterday not to recommend jabs for all youngsters in that age group. james reynolds reports. for many young teenagers in america, the highlight of a travel free pandemic summer may have been getting the covid jab. the us, israel and several european countries have all pressed ahead wi

cobra test. meantime, don't always means disease has been defeated coming up this out of more and more people are suffering from long and severe post virus symptoms. we speak to one of them. what makes it, what is it? i can't even play with my children. my mentally destroyed, you can press on every day after my life is no longer normal. i can no longer do anything. not like an odd way of good or bad. we assess shine this latest draft of social policy, the western cooking, describe the freedom. prisons eating thing has come up with a manifest policy. would win an election in almost any west and democracy you kathy mentioned, ah, pretty good afternoon from russia monday. the 13th of september live from ortiz, will use h q in moscow. my name is kevin. oh it, it was half an hour of our latest for you to be company. so then 1st hopes were raised, the news of the release of a long sought officer s b. i document about the 911 terror attacks, but the file release late into the afternoon on the actual 20th anniversary, offered little new information. relatives of the dead and injured have been

the recent shutdowns have been because of cobra. what tests affected are supposed to shut down in malaysia. if you have a panoramic where you have to shut down a piece of production, i don't know how you would plan for that. do you have the battery capacity to deliver your ro lights treat cause we have source with our partners up until the year 2025, maybe beyond 2025. now we are accelerated strategy in 2 electrification weighed. 200 gigawatts hours needed by the end of the decades going fully electric were upping the ante and were discussing with our partners how we can increase the cell production footprint for us around the world. as well as working on a european initiative in this regard as well, on our calendars. she picks a few, mercedes, thank you for your time. thank you for having me. that is all shy for this week, but i want to know what you think and what you want to see on the sweet o d a. make money on. if you're tweeting the, please use the hash tag a j or emails. maria thing counting the call that out there at dot net

united states. air travel is permitted, but only if you're fully vaccinated and tested negative for cobra. 19 within 72 hours of travel, unvaccinated americans can also travel by the lead, a negative test within 24 hours of a flight. add another test within a day of arriving. but land border restrictions to and from canada and mexico remain in place. that means travelers from canada and mexico can fly to the us, but not drive a car, a restriction certain to irritate canadians still open their border to all vaccinated american travelers. in early august, the lack of enforcement of the covered restrictions on the southern border with mexico may be another friction point for canadians. as illegal entry to the united states or mexico continues to search. the travelling hospitality industry has been urging bite and to lift the trump hair of flight restrictions since taking office air. travel to the u. s. from europe is down 67 percent from pre pandemic level, and the hospitality industry is hurting the changes provide welcome. really. it's not just taking passengers from one point another that

and of course, the cobra 19 pandemic. is the world going in the wrong direction? the un secretary general antonio terrace talks to al jazeera ah un secretary general antonio terrace. thank you for talking to out his era. you've almost completed your 1st 5 year term, the secretary general, and congratulations in june. you were elected for another 5 years. the 1st un secretary general, that all which and trick the lee famously described it as the most impossible job on earth. so how, how hard is it being un secretary general? well, on one hand, it's a difficult job. on the other hand is a fascinating job. we will not be able to solve all the problems of human kind and the power of the secretary generally is much smaller than what people think i'm in member states are in command of the falls. the secretary general is the chief executive officer. and the only thing i have is the possibility of good offices. but i mean, whenever we are able to do something that ends up conflicts, or whenever we are able to do something that the increase humanity needs to a population i

this administration handling of the cobra pandemic? the economy and not least afghanistan, these, this president underwater, in the polls. and a big way in the country today is just as divided as from tennis. president, things around the walk at nist, goldman with rated overtones. and that's just some of the reaction to a new york professor's take on 911. the academic coal, the terrorist atrocity which killed almost 3000 people, liked the american capitalism. also coming off the european gas market gets a boost from a wind power shortage. would prices hitting a tenure, anything yet more questions of over reliance on renewable energy, racy.

he's got to deal with cobra 19. he's got to deal with the climb crisis on climate. i think we're likely to see the announcement of some new funding from the u. s. remember that the plans go meeting the key meeting p negotiations on a new climate deal just 50 days away. and james, it sounds like it's already very busy, but what else is likely to be on the agenda today? well, a lot going on with regard to that route with australia and france, you're going to have president biden is going to have meetings with the australian prime minister. scott morrison here in new york, and then president button heading back to washington d. c. where he'll meet the british prime minister, forrest johnson, no meetings arranged with the french at this stage, but there are other important speakers here during the day. we hear from all of the countries of the united nations over this week. the 1st speaker, as is always the tradition will be brazil present both scenario beginning the speech that is controversial because the deal here, the un supposed to be on trust is that lead as a supp

we must continue to be vigilant and get on top of this ap rec, this low cobra, 1900 outbreaks across south korea. officials there have extended social distance and curves for a month. this ahead of a thanksgiving holiday later in september. the toughest curves are in the greater sol area were many small businesses are suffering. or, you know, we barely see people on the street. if our profit was about $1700.00 per day, now it is about a half, we can barely pay the rent and don't think social distancing measures are affected . my family has been running this business for more than 40 years, over 3 generations. and we are facing the war situation now. it's so hard. taiwan received its 1st shipment of the 5 biotech vaccines this week, 930000 out of 15000000 doses acquired by tech company and a charity. political pressure from china has made it difficult for taiwan to strike deals directly with vaccine companies facing views, self rule, taiwan as part of its territory. the recent deal was made with a china based distributor. after months of negotiating, scott either al jazeera, a pregnan

for an early election. adding to the confusion, the election took place during the 4th wave of the cobra, 1900 pandemic, and ended up being the costliest in the country's history ringing in an estimated $610000000.00 canadian dollars are nearly half a 1000000000 us ultimately the results suggest a parliament strikingly similar to the one elected just 2 years ago in 2019. but while things may seem the same, there is an undercurrent of messages that cannot be ignored with 31.8 percent of the boat in his favor. kudos when marked the smallest in canadian history. dropping by 1500000 boats compared to 2019. as for the official opposition, the conservatives, although they did not win the election off their leader, aaron o'toole, who was considered an underdog, seems to have made his mark as he went after trudeau. what has he done? worse than nothing worse. here is a personal attack, misleading videos, dividing canadian american style, misleading attacks in an election that he called only for the well being, the liberal party of canada. and with the left leaning jag meeting and the new democrat

that i would like to focus on cobra 19 measures. so with that in mind that i've decided not to run in the party leadership elections while thinking about running and thinking about cobra. 1900 measures in the election campaign doing both takes enormous energy. i've decided that i should just choose one or the other. i have made many promises to the people. i want to dedicate myself to prevent the spread of this infection. that is what i have decided. his announcement comes one year after the longest serving prime minister in japan's history, ition ave announced he would resign over health problems after 8 years and office and the questions that were there could return for an unprecedented 3rd term. there are also questions surrounding the top contenders. in the governing liberal democratic party with reports noting both have signaled they would take a more hawkish approach to china and have supported plans through increased your pans military defenses. along with this present at sea. and the eastern economic form has kicked off in r

any knowledge of cobra over over prophecy for good reason? i'm not eating all this information. so now we have a tremendous body of data by corona virus, and in general, we've got new ways to deploy faxing the most to pick up a thing we have. the 3rd thing alex's new therapies. remember, because people often forget either at hospitals, trading the survival rates going up as well. and it applies a 7. you heard a few to approve for you. and if you end up in half of a coma and again, that was all this massive effort. now katie, this is going on with all of it. we're going to use your mike about all the viruses about the immune system over decades. and since we, where we deploy that knowledge and then learn even more in the remarkable, remarkable achievement, the science with professional looking deal. when we come back in a few minutes, we'll look at some of these new therapies and see how the effect of the the friends is macro recently said quote, the europeans must stop being naive when we are under pressure from powers which at times harden their stance. we need to react and sho

we switched into cobra to work on specifically because of this. you see, i was in a conference last week in jeremy. my 1st conference in a year and a half and you believe it face to face the excitement with tremendous. you know, every talk about co with in the bar in the restaurants, ellie's immunology told over over prophecy for good reason. i'm not eating all this information. so now we have a tremendous body of data by her own artist. and in general, we've got new ways to deploy vaccine the most to pick up a thing we have. the 3rd thing alex's new therapies. remember, because people often forget that either one of the trading, some island rights come up as well, and it applied to 7. you heard a few to approve for youth and hospital. if you end up in half of a coma, again, that with all this massive effort, no clarity, this is going on. but all of it, we learned a huge amount about all the viruses about the immune system over decades. and in the sense we where we deploy that knowledge and then learn even more in the past 18 months. remarkable, r

you're also going to need to show negative cobra tests within 72 hours of your flight to the united states. and when it comes to americans, there are some new changes for american travelers, particularly if you're on vaccinate. if you're on back to david and american coming back to the us, you are to have to have a negative cobit test within 24 hours. and then when you land upon arrival, another passed within 24 hours. according kigali has entered the man whose life in spite the film hotel, rwanda to 25 years in prison. on terrorism charges poll. recessive beginner is credited with sheltering and saving hundreds of people during the countries genocide in 1994 and support a say the troll was politically motivated. voting is underway in canada and it's not parliamentary election. prime minister just intruder was hoping to consolidate his leadership. the majority for his liberal party, the facing stiff opposition from conservative aaron, a tool, and unexpectedly closed race rushes ruling party. the banks of kremlin is on course to retain its super majority in parliament with most of the votes

se encuentren emergencia así lo declaró una concejal después de la violencia por armas de fuego que cobraparos de la policía demandó un oficial y sospechosos heridos, ambos se recuperan antesala de violencia la violencia moral arma de fuego >>> presta resoluciones decisión política llamado el amor del condado alameda dólares para su departamento de vivienda >>> en la declaratoria permitime ciudad de auckland para (inaudible) mínimas medidas las unidades, oyó para viviendas elevar el número de consejeros, auxiliares, propietarios de negocios en las comunidades negras incrementa la fuerza laboral y empresarial más la mayoría de víctimas mortales esta violencia se encuentran las unidades latinas solicitó la declaratoria representa una sala donde por ciento de la población desde el extranjero y un 25 por ciento en el gran cada una de las organizaciones que trabajan la inmunidad esta solicitando fondos federales grandes declaratoria, delfines acabar con las en las calles. >>> la noche de este jueves se va realizar una reunión organizaciones comunitarias como manacor o y (nombre extranjero) par

but the government says it was corporate a month from a taliban take cobra. cobble african sell their possessions to put food on the.

patricia: cuÁnto cobra un coyote por cebar a un migrante hasta estados unidos?tre 9000 y $12,000. ofrecemos un viaje hasta houston o hasta dallas, texas. no todas las mujeres que vienen son prostitutas. patricia: parte de la entrevista. los legisladores demÓcratas anunciaron otra votaciÓn . janel rodrÍguez nos es plica la situaciÓn. >> el gobierno federal cerrarÍa si no se aprueba un presupuesto. >> estas decisiones afectarÍan a todos los estadounidenses. >> al gobierno federal se le acabarÍa el dinero para pagar sus deudas a mediados de ubre, lo —— octubre, lo que no tiene precedente. >> la gente que estÁ esperando una devoluciÓn de sus impuestos, no lo recibirÍan. >> ellos quieren una tarjeta de crÉdito sin lÍmites. reportera: intentarÁn aplazar la fecha hasta el mes de diciembre. si no lograr la extensiÓn, el gobierno cesarÁ sus funciones el viernes. patricia: el tren que descarrilÓ el sÁbado en montana cuando se saliÓ de una vÍa causando la muerte de tres personas. tratan de determinar la causa del trÁgico accidente. una locomotora se saliÓ de la misma vÍa u

are hearing nothing from politicians and the bma is actually calling for the government to have a cobrating, because in the space of two weeks, we have seen two major crises of cancellations of blood tests and now flu jabs. the taliban continues to send fighters to crush the last remaining organised resistance in afghanistan. two divers are presumed to have died after they failed to return to the surface while exploring a wreck off the cornwall coast. and — following on from britain's success at the tokyo olympics — the uk's longest mountain bike trails opens in the hope of finding the next generation of riders. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. labour says there's a strong case to vaccinate children aged between 12 and 15 against covid to prevent any further disruption to learning. ministers have asked the chief medical officers of the uk's four nations to consider the broader implications after the uk's vaccines advisory body decided yesterday not to recommend jabs for all youngsters in that age group. james reynolds reports. for many young teenagers in america, the highlight of

they was morocco wrestles with the impact of cobra. 19 the country will help them entry elections that will shape its feature. but how will unemployment of struggling health care system and a new election law? i think the focus on september the special coverage of the morocco parliamentary elections on al jazeera. ah ah, well, continue to match, right. it's pretty common, rather windy out. how to was mind, very sorry. but that has been a real sense of urgency making this in the middle of panic. that's brought the wells for me and which started because we should be bringing nature to me. over 19 is just one of many illnesses that is spilled. i, which was for wildlife as we quite frankly, 112 and come into close contact with bars to found that a bowler, saws h i v a 3 also saw emerging infectious diseases come from animal and one sensitive every 4 month. so the neat safeguard walls faces like this one and to protect nature. it's the bible and all road has never been clearer. but panoramic, it's also generated design. a green recovery of thought for about here. tax solutions to the enviro

as the adults almost all the series cobra 19 cases were seen among adolescence, are in unvaccinated 12 to 17 year old, an age group that lags behind and vaccination rates. so parents, please get your teenager actually. what about children on the age of 12? who can't get fax? well, the best way for parents to protect her child under the age of trial starts at home . every parent, every teen sibling. every caregiver around them should be vaccinated. children have 4 times higher chance getting hospitalized. if they live in a state, with low vaccination rates, rather than states with high vaccination. now if you're a parent of a young child, you're wondering when will be when will feel the vaccine available for them. i strongly support independent scientific review for vaccine uses for children 12. we can't take shortcuts that scientific work. but i've made it clear i will do everything within my power to support the f d. a with any resource that needs to continue to do this as safely as quickly as possible. and a nation's top doctors are committed to keeping the public at large updates on

i said i would like to focus on cobra, 1900 measures. so with that in mind, that i've decided not to run in the party leadership elections. while thinking about running and thinking about coven 1900 measures in the election campaign. doing both takes enormous energy. i've decided that i should just choose one or the other. i have made many promises to the people i want to dedicate myself to prevent the spread of infection. that is what i have decided. his announcement comes one year after the longest serving prime minister in japan's history. sions ave, announced he would resign over health problems after 8 years in office. i'm in questions of whether i could return for an unprecedented 3rd term. there are also questions surrounding the top contenders in the governing liberal democratic party . with reports noting both have signaled they would take a more hawkish approach to china and have supported plans to increase your pans. military defense is along with this president c. and the eastern economic.

the news that china will be giving cobra backs things to a number of developing countries. very important in terms of the origin, the believed origin of the current pandemic. but making very clear as well the chinese presidents that his country is part of a global system. and paying attention to the fact that it's important to work on a multilateral basis, to restore or create a sense of unity, particularly a reference to the pacific region, which has been the source of much dispute in the wake of that us, australia, u. k. a lions, but making very clear as well that china will keep its commitments, its international commitments, and will work towards retaining a sense of global peace. so very much a somewhat restrained speech by the chinese president given the events of recent weeks. and of course, as we heard that from antonia ted asia, the secretary general earlier on in the day, the 3 challenges a cobit conflict and climate change. and here we heard from the chinese president saying that china hopes to achieve carbon neutrality by 2060, how do you think that will be welc

good. protests the with those who end up being caught over the state handling of cobra, it will have the opportunity to state that defense losing has already said that she won't let the action of the government be discredited. that much was done to prepare for the global crisis. whether or not that was the case is now in the hands of the french judicial system. even from the very beginning they were apparently lies understatement. so many failures not health policy. justice should come into play to understand what really happened to health management, which was a disaster. remember, it was agnes fuson who stated that the virus would not spread in front, but also hung posters at paris, therefore, designed to prevent so far as from entering. and she lied about the mass. it seems only now politicians of finally discovered that serving the public interest comes with responsibility. don't of the robot says here, hers about has been using them in combat, alongside humans, in its exact bad 2021 military drills. take a look at the this is are tina robots. next it's 100 percent people power.

basically, going to have to show proof of vaccination or proof that you've recovered from cobra. nice seen within the last 6 months, if you want to enter certain public spaces of several 1000 australians protesting covered restrictions of clashed with police and brought central melbourne to a standstill. the rallies against cobra lockdown and vaccine rules come just a day after right. police dispersed crowds in the city. yes. the instruction work is pelted. union representatives with bottles and other objects. the siding with the government to shut down the construction industry and force employees to get inoculated by the end of this week. organizers born demonstrations will continue until the demands of mass, including an immediate end to the locked down noble mosque vaccine mandates. and the reopening of building sites, political commentator allie risk, who's in australia says the heavy hand, the police response, including the pepper spray and rubber bullets, could get even worse. in australia, you do have a small but the same time, not insignificant percentage of the populati

they weren't able to work anymore because of cobra. 1900 restrictions. so the great my joy, they are saying that they will continue. they're going to try to continue going forward no matter what. and tell us a little bit of the atmosphere as they are now, because we are hearing, of course, the thousands of people arrive every 24 hours, 1500, but only 500 people. and they are allowed to board the boat. so obviously a lot of people just amassing their waiting to be able to leave yes, that's the case. this is probably the worst moment in this crisis that actually started back in august. this has been around for migrants for many years now. many of them from a havi, also, venezuelans, cubans, and also people arriving from africa, or as far as if county stem from what we understand. but this is the 1st time that this kind of bottle back has happened. first of all, because more people are on the move with the reactivation of the economy at the ending of many of the covey 19 restrictions. and secondly, because there is now a quote in place, the panama is just l

and there the un or angry about the biden administration's plans for cobra. the booster shots, when many around the world are unprotected, they call it vaccine apart 8. but the president will on wednesday hold a virtual summit in an effort to increase the vaccine supply to countries across the globe. the whole message of the biden administration was supposed to be america's back, a return to multilateralism. but that message is taken a no can recent weeks. key allies believe that the pullout from afghanistan was badly conducted and the reason spat with the french has led some to think that biden's approach to foreign policy really isn't that different from trump's. james base al jazeera at the united nations. that's it for me, emily and gwen here at our to 0. stick around the world math, and we'll take over in just a few moments time. but the news allan, by financial ah, there's a wave of sentiment around the world. you would actually want accountability from the people who are running their countries. and i think often people's voice is not heard because it'

it gives him false information about the cobra, 1900 status. 3 of them were on the pitch at the time. and shortly afterwards the walcott qualify was suspended. the players returned to their hotels. the few fans allowed into the south. paolo stadium drifted home, angry and confused. visa, the health officials that the right thing because of the corona virus problem that we have in this country and the world is also facing. we cannot hesitate. it was not our fault. it's the players fault who did not comply with the quarantine shot. probably the thing about how it's an awkward situation. the official should have removed the players before they arrived at the stadium. they shouldn't have let them be on the team. past that if the law, but it's very hypocritical, i think the much less things than this and the authorities do nothing. brazilian cobit 19 regulation stay the anyone entering the country who has been in the united kingdom in the preceding 14 days was quarantined for 14 days. for the argentine score play in the english premier league 9 brazilian players in the same lead state in t

where another round of protests against cobra restrictions took place, including the iconic woman moral offices of detain more than $200.00 protests as across the city is demonstrated, continue to rally against force like some nations. for the construction industry. the victoria said premier daniel andrew brandon, this seems ugly, adding mabel pretend progresses and vowed punishments if they continued organizes i warn the rallies will carry on until that demands a met, including an immediate end to the lock sound. no more me off an adult collation man, it's the reopening of building sites to, to be on maximizing and australian journalists on a former australia and media share that with us on the reasons behind the on read people to stick of it. you know, after after $200.00 consecutive days in melbourne, which is obviously the capital of the most densely populated state victoria, which has borne the brunt of, of the current of ours. a people have just had enough. i mean, i'm interested, we put up with a lot, but after while you got a cold, you get a cold into the problem. is victoria wi

national health service is how prime minister barak johnson has described his gloves for the countries cobra recovery. but paying for it mean breaking to key elections legit? yes, i accept the break manifesto commitment, which is not something which is not something i do likely, but a global pandemic within mic was also coming up on the program. a gamma sounds. new interim government is announced with a cabinet featuring a cell phone on a military film, the f. b. i wanted list the bbc apologizes for a documentary on the ledge, chemical attack and syria back in 23, which made false claims about a former inspector. the challenge, the western normative blaming this year, we income ah lie from our international new center. this is our team, my names you know you, let's get straight to our top story. british prime minister barak johnson has broken 2 of his parties, key election manifesto promises in just one day and all to pay for the unprecedented impact of the pandemic. let's get more on this story now on cross for a correspondence in london, isa alley. so there we have a to supposedly unbreaka

we have a failed cobra policy. no solution when the flood happened problems everywhere. the country is stagnant and frozen, and the big parties are also stagnant. there's no more progress to that is the cool problem that don't do anything any more. i was in the talk myself for 18 years. it's completely wrong about that. we no longer want the professional politicians who go into the bundle thug, and then stay there for 50 years and whose only goal is to be re elected. they get elected. what are the chancellor or presidents? the same was in america or france. they date, they are elected, they already thinking about their reelection, not about the fate of the country. we want people who put the good of the country above their own interests, and of course, that is not easy to achieve. but there is a way those allow more than 2 terms. then you get a completely different type of person who doesn't run after the mainstream as we have to leave the to the next generation so that it is still beautiful. but the methods are different than the green c climate policy. as a religion. t

how enjoy your program that so i you know i look at cobra, 1900 variance and i think there's going to be a backseat. resist. the barrier emerging soon. it was not one already. israel is very important. their teachers aren't diminishing their skyrocketing. i follow israel because there is a country that has the best vaccination program going, but they're just arising and their patients are soaring. so that has to be part of any good active money man. what's happening with toby and so far the news is daunting to say the weeks. well, i wouldn't want to be sitting in your chair down there florida because you've got to deal with an awful lot of things going on. but somehow you manage to give your clients excellent performance. michael, thanks so much mankind report. always my pleasure max, and i'm going to do it for this edition of kaiser report with may max kaiser and stacy herbert want to thank i guess, michael panto, a pencil port dot com until next time by the me ah, me the the the, the the the the the the in the pacific lag around the world expedition by 1000 ocean mile round the cloc

leadership and the doctor in florida cause he's outraged by refusing to treat patients who haven't had a cobra vaccine. we do beg dish, you can understand where this doctor is getting frustration, who she wants to help people and they haven't even bothered to have the bags. i think we need to respect the people who, who are so far, refusing the vaccine and trying to lower them into persuading them, making them comfortable in receiving the vaccines. ah, i the very good evening. thanks for joining us here on out. almost 2 decades. it passes the horrors of $911.00. the event triggered the murray because war on terror . we're continuing to investigate the lasting impact those conflicts have out on the lives of millions in our special project. unheard voices. the will use all tools at our disposal. killed our children to united states was bringing people to watch us. it was a pointless exercise among those who paid the highest price for the african invasion. with the 457 british personnel killed in action. but for those lucky enough to make it home, many was still left with lasting trauma. let's he

program. hundreds of health workers in from fixing prosecution over rump and fraud in the countries cobra health path system. after tens of thousands of faith documents are on covered the u. k faces a new energy crime shows, hundreds of petrol stations run out of you all are corresponded, phone died for herself, how shortages are affecting everyday life. sorry, out of you, sorry, out of these, sorry, out to views every single pump and this station says exactly the same as we continue or a special coverage on the eve of germany's federal election. does the nation prepares to choose that next, chancellor? after 16 years of anglo merkle in charge, the just after 9 am and lima, 9 pm, and bon cook and 5 in the evening right here in moscow, this saturday, september the 25th. welcome to the news. our on our t a dutch court south rule, but it is legal for bordered guards to stop and check people entering the country on the basis of their ethnicity. the case was launched by a nigerian man who said border police stopped him on racial groans. the netherlands in the ship gins own meaning, people ente

from across the globe now fire house kills at least 10 people and injured many more of a mix ship. cobra, 1900 hospital in north must dounia, the prime minister described it of a huge tragedy for the balkan nation. fire officials say the structure for solar flexible plastics allowing the flames to spread rapidly. meanwhile clashes have erupt, it in the west bank at rallies in support of palestinian prisoners. this was the scene in bethlehem overnight. it comes after 6 inmates escape from a jail in northern israel using an underground tunnel. large scale man hunted ongoing and l g. b. t. solidarity rallies had swept madrid around the ledge. knife had a game on spanish police have launched a hate crime prob, after 8 men reportedly run it, the 20 year old on sunday, taunting and sobbing, had cried, stick to the streets with bombers and lansing homophobia, and demanding justice with others. how thursday stories are shipping up for now, but don't stray too far. scobee now is here next with the latest news you choose by for me. oh, the one that makes no sense, you know, borders under nationali

crisis he says would inherited from former president donald trump pose in south isolate south or a cobra, 1900 case and his entourage will continue carrying out his duties online. shortly before having to isolate the russian leda hold, held an unannounced meeting with the syrian count about alice sat, where he expressed fears about the foreign presence in the middle east and russia heads for the poles on friday for the general election. all the parties, the candidates and what state are in our special coverage later this our right throughout the week. ah, i'm calling bray. welcome to the selection studio and the house is most go makes it will get you up to speed on the campaign trail. just a couple of days left, we're going to hear more from the candidates hoping for a seat in the lower house of parliament. and why this election is a big deal in russia or other stories 1st though and testifying to congress, us secretary of state antony blinking has been harshly grills for the rush to pull out from afghanistan. and little makers didn't mention the words either with the countries top diplo

the cobra restriction us president joe biden defends of riley, and called to america's allies and told peace of the un. amid unprecedented row, was made to ally, france and accusations of cold war mentality. from china, a day of mourning is declared in the central russian city of the university shooting their, the killed 6 people yesterday hundreds to pay their respects. the memorial to the victims. correspondence speaks to the mother of a badly injured student. the shot hit my daughter in the back and she was running away. she saw him and started running. she had to have her kidney removed. ah, good evening law for moscow this tuesday. the 21st of september. welcome to the program. my name is kevin o. in here for the next 30 minutes with our latest and that germany is in shock of man shot dead, a cashier who asked him to simply wear a mask. the suspect turned himself into police eventually telling them he felt cornered by ever growing. busy infringement some civil liberties because a corona virus restrictions his europe corresponding a 49 year old man is in police custody in the weste