she left her village in coon, day in may, during fighting between government forces and a rebel group called s p. c. when they went back, yes ma'am, that she knew the fight was too much, that will lead to everywhere we were lying on the ground in the house. luckily, we all came out safely, but in many other areas in this province, a people are still living in fear. we have many id peas in different parts of the province. people saying they're still afraid to go back to their homes. these are the lucky ones. many of those that we have talked to saying that they're waiting out to see how the situation is because it feel those suited. indeed. if you refuse, governance has more than 150 trucks carrying aid vented to cry of the past. 2 days comes after the united nations reported that since july few than 10 percent of a convoy i've been getting through to the conflict hit northern region. it warned the potential humanitarian catastrophe. the army has been fighting regional government forces integration for the past 10 months. the us president will visit storm ravaged parts of new jersey an

the 2nd of its kind in 2 days, but ended abruptly to taliban forces farther weapons into the public coons. but we wanted to go near full the government office to protest before we got there, the taliban, him women with electric tases. and they used, he gets against women, they also hit women on the head with a gun magazine. and the women became bloody. it was no one to ask why that was fair enough on that women's rights were lost despite kind of an official saying they weren't stripped them away like they did. 20 years ago. sometime in july had exclusive access to the city of de la bud and spoke to women about their hopes and fears for the future. my country, 22 year old was calling is a medical student. she works part time to support her family because her father who is an engineer has been out of work for a long time. she says the images of off guns clinging to plains, frankly, the country was painful for her to watch. she empathizing with their fear, but once up guns to serve their country, regardless of who runs it, it with no sentiment. institute is what are you going to stain of fun

in response aoc as she calls herself delaware senator chris coon said this.mpromise. >> i'll remind you it is over 10 years. so if it's $350 billion a year or $320 billion a year, we should take the wind and get the infrastructure bill to the president's desk and get a reconciliation done and passed to the president's desk. i suspect the deal will be declared dead several times before it ultimately peace. >> harris: moderate senator joe manchin says he is a hard know on the $3.5 trillion. senator kyrsten sinema said she is out if the bipartisan bill doesn't come up for a vote this month. many are against this on the left, laura. for different reasons. is biden's legislative agenda in trouble? >> i think what you are seeing is public negotiation by the different wings of the democratic party and if there is anybody that can bring her caucus together it is speaker nancy pelosi. >> harris: we aren't hearing that name in all of this. sinema is in the senate and she is not ruled by nancy pelosi. kyrsten sinema is a senator. >> that's right. aoc is a member of the

thank you. >> thank you, senator coons. i believe senator bloomenthal is next. >> you are heroes and stars and role models for many young men and women around the country and your courage is impressive to all of us on this committee but so is your grace and daring. your grace and daring as people and your determination not to be defined by the abuse that you suffered and to seek help which should also be a model to others. number of you have made reference to the therapy that you have sought, which also takes courage, but you have been involved in a sport that involves injuries, physical injuries and the abuse you suffered involves emotional injuries that you're seeking to treat as you would any physical injury. i would like to ask you, i know at least one of the athletes in the room was abused after july 2015. let me just ask each of you, you can answer yes or no whether you know of a leets that were abused by larry nassar after july 2015 during the 18 month period when the fbi nids nothing. you can just say yes, you do, i

coons: i continue to join you in asking for follow-up on our letters on the last few years. mr. horowitz, this is almost a textbook demonstration of the role and inspector general can play. director wray i appreciate your responses to the testimony and recommendations. but, i want to make sure we have covered a couple of things. many of my colleagues have always that's already covered topics i wanted to. but, -- had already covered topics i wanted to. but, one of the talented athletes and survivors are testify today was very pointed, aly raisman, in that she feels there has not been a thorough, factual investigation. i know senator blumenthal is incredibly capable and quite experienced. but, my impression from what he said and what i have read is that their concern is usa gymnastics and the olympic committee has thrown a variety of blocks -- of roadblocks integrate thorough investigation into whether there had or had not been previous incidents similar to dr. nassar -- larry nassar in u.s. gymnastics or sports more broadly. it is hard to believe this is the first time there has

joining me now is democratic senator chris coons of delaware, long time friend and close ally of president biden. what makes you believe that republicans are going to budge on this, on the debt limit? >> well, jon, first, let's be clear about what this is about. most other advanced economies don't do this where their government agrees to spend money and then a year or two or three later has to raise their debt limit to pay for it. what we are doing by suspending the debt ceiling or raising the debt limit is paying for things that have already been done. mostly under the previous administration, spending that was approved by congress on a bipartisan basis and signed into law by president trump. so when some of my colleagues say they won't vote for it because they won't vote for something that helps facilitate the democrats' agenda, that's just not true. it also goes against the last 80 times that on a bipartisan basis we have agreed that the united states should pay the bills that we approve here in congress. so i think if we begin allowing the precedent that we will only raise the debt cei

the president of a convey in a coon absolved the government and the constitution replace governors and imposed a nation wide curfew. a lot of support has been celebrated on the streets of the capital con, upgrade. the us state department has condemned and the economic community of west african states is written sanctions. one of the thumbs of former libyan leader. more mach adolphe has been released from prison. saudi gadhafi was put on intervals, most wanted list in 2011, for trying to suppress the uprising against his father's roof. new zealand is to ease corona virus restrictions and all regions accept oakland. from tuesday, there have been more than 800 infections in the current outbreak. most of those are in oakland security forces in southern mexico have you force to disperse. hundreds of migrants happen to reach the us border. around 800 people were sleeping when they were surrounded by national guard troops. a number of children was separated from their families in the commotion. a world cup qualifying match between argentina and brazil has been called after 5 minutes after kic

the police dawn upon the pewter coon used to teach it the royal tie police academy. he resigned due to what he said was a lack of academic freedom. saw doors, wind power, actually the one tool, the form, the real type, or if you're not the was they will let them intend to power that one power. that a one to give the power tool to public as a whole, right? but they're willing to use the police as a political tool, promises a police reform have been made repeatedly over the years. there's now a draft reform bill in parliament waiting for a 2nd reading. but the question many in the opposition are asking, does the ruling party have the political will to push it forward? got hyler al jazeera, bangkok, nigerian soldiers are deploying in the state of bordeaux following a deadly iso affiliate attack. at least $800.00 soldiers were killed in an ambush on the convoy. and look at some wooden se area has been at the heart of bloody 12. your conflict kills 40000 people, displaced 2000000 and at least 9 civilians have been mistaken. the killed in a 9 cheery and military air strike

the police done upon the pewter coon used to teach at the royalty police academy. he resigned due to what he said was a lack of academic freedom. doors, wind power, actually done one tool reform, the real type or if you're not the was they will lead to maintain the power that will power that a one to give the power tool to public as a whole, right? but they're like to use the police as a political tool, promises a police reform have been made repeatedly over the years. there's now a draft reform bill in parliament waiting for a 2nd reading. but the question many in the opposition are asking does the ruling party have the political will to push it forward? got hyler al jazeera, bangkok, european parliament as urged hits, member states to boycott next month's due by expo to signal the disapproval of rights violations. if demanding that the united arab emirates immediately released 3 prominent human rights activists on but not suit monsoon mohammed al broken and nasa been guys in solitary confinement serving long term prison sentences expo 2020 due by which expects 11

officials who fled off free to safely return and play a role in the administration. mala has done a coon spoke, child 0 day off the veteran. tell about figures when names and top post you get promise. i'm the state for those who worked in the form of government or with foreign forces for car lee or shirley. we have suffered huge losses in money and lives to this historical moment in the history of the dentist in this stage of bloodshed, killing, and contempt for people in afghanistan has ended. and we have paid dearly for the the officials of the taliban movement, facing a great responsibility and test. i ask god to guard them all. but the movement is discipline and controls in fact and we have not harmed anyone because of their previous action. therefore, i assure the islamic nation, especially the afghan people, that we want all the good, the causes the success and welfare, and we seek to establish an islamic system. i ask everyone to participate with us in this blizzard project. let's had a couple airport now where corresponding to charlotte bell as eas, live for us, charlotte. so dom

to 0. opponents accused him off intimidating voters. joining us via skype from aberdeen is minute coons, a electra and international relations at the university of aberdeen. thanks for your time. are you surprised by this attempted coup in guinea? or no, not quite surprised. as you know, cause are more new to to give me. we've had quite a few calls in the past, and there have been rumors about an eminent call and getting in didn't be almost past one year or so since the election. so i am not surprised. i can you, when you talk to people in gaming, you can feel back on ease or level levels and it's quite something that was expected. journalists, we were just spoken and speaking to a few minutes ago was saying that he had spoken to a source from the army or the special forces who was saying right now there are negotiations taking place with alpha con day. what do you expect to happen there? and what do you think these negotiations will look like? so i think the, the situation right now is a little tricky. because the people who have conducted this, who are special forces, who are generall

she left her village in coon, day in may, during fighting between government forces and a rebel group called s p c point. and then what about miles that she knew the fight was too much, that will lead to everywhere. we were lying on the ground in the house. luckily, we all came out safely. but in many other areas in this province, a people are still living in fear. we have many id peas in different parts of the province. people saying they're still afraid to go back to their homes. these are the lucky ones. many of those that we have talked to saying that they're waiting out to see how the situation is because it's still those suited in. did. parents in columbia are demanding justice for missing son to vanish during the civil war. they say government soldiers killed them and what's known as the false positive scandal . poor and mentally disabled men were targeted and extra judicial killings. so the military could wrongly claim they had eliminated for rebels. al jazeera met one mother this week whose son disappeared more than a decade ago. me number mario, my name is mario yaz. if that

mm. opponents calling saves moves and organized coon . the president has indicated he plans to amend the constitution, but unity as powerful labor union and the biggest party in the dissolved parliament have come out against it. let's get a reminder of the recent developments into new z i. in july, president kyle said, suspended parliament and assumed executive authority, which sparked accusations of a coup. he van crackdown on political opponents and the media, including algiers. office into news, but said, says he had to act to rescue the country from economic and political crisis, which have led to months of protests. were bed. a louis is a generalist based internet. she says, tennesseans and protesting for the sake of the country's future. 50 days after the tumble of the government, there's no government for no world map and now for the future of the country. that's why 2 reasons gathered from this morning in the couple of capital in tunis to protest against a prison. i have a decision and now they are describing his decision. a the v

around the world where police forces are insulated from political influences. dawn upon the pewter coon used to teach it the royal tie police academy . he resigned due to what he said was a lack of academic freedom. saw doors, wind power, actually been one tool, the form, the real type or if not the was they will let them intend to power that one power. that a one to give the power tool, the public as a whole. right? but they're like to use the police as a political tool, promises a police reform have been made repeatedly over the years. there's now a draft reform bill in parliament waiting for a 2nd reading. but the question many in the opposition are asking, does the ruling party have the political will to push it forward? got hyler al jazeera, bangkok, health officials in china say they fully vaccinated, more than a 1000000000 people against corona virus, that's around 72 percent of the population that was most populous nation and hit the milestone while battling a new on break at the delta various and the se province, a few young authorities of locked down neighborhoods close school

the crew, the coon gravy, a volcano has displaced nearly 7000 people since last week you can see it's still erupt. thing right now, spain has improved an initial aid package of around $12000000.00. there are fears that could reach the c releasing toxic gases. people on the east coast have been ordered to stay indoors. nicholas hock has mon you can see the explosive nature with a lava not liquid by flowing in one direction down the slope. and then these gases, routine 4 kilometers up into the sky explosive. and one point a few. sift in the other with a cone being fragile, lies by these intense volcanic activity. it's acting like a pressure cooker. and so this plume of cloud is going for kilometers up into this guy and was the airport of la, paloma isn't officially closed. all commercial flights have been canceled, giving the, the situation here, and i just want to take you down the lava flow just behind me and to show you what is really causing concern. the billowing behind me in the distance is not only houses being destroyed by the flow of love. we can see how closely it's edging tow

it's a bit of a free for all their town on the other, on the mexican side of this, a coon you can't cope with it. there's been, is wayland, says cubans amongst these people, but the majority of them all from haiti. now these people, a lot of them have come into south american, have just had a pretty horrendous trip to get this far up. there's a place called the duddy and gap which is basically an area of jungle between columbia and panama and some awful things happening there. right now. rate murder, a robbery of a lot of the people that head through there. it's just a bit of a lawless area, then they've got to get through central america, mexico. we're obviously, they've gangs and cartels operating suffolk, quite a bit to get this thought. the world health organization says it will help lebanon find solutions to its health care crisis. its director general is visiting week after the formation of a new government's lebanon. this coast of bankruptcy in the country is running short of medical supplies and equipment. st harder reports from pavement basic services are crumbling, with living

she left her village in coon, day in may, during fighting between government forces and a rebel group called s p c. when they went back. yeah, mas let you, but the fight was too much, that will lead to everywhere. we were lying on the ground in the house. luckily, we all came out safely. but in many other areas in this province of people are still living in fear. we have many id peas in different parts of the province. people saying they're still afraid to go back to their homes. these are the lucky ones. many of those that we have talked to saying that they're waiting out to see how the situation is because it's still those suited ended. as well as government says negotiations with the opposition to resolve the countries long running political crisis on making progress. a 2nd round of talks is being held in mexico last week. the opposition agreed to take part in regional and municipal elections set for november. it won't guarantees the vote will be free and fair. meanwhile, president nicholas bureau would like international sanctions, relaxed them all we update. we are very attentive

she left her village in coon, day in may, during fighting between government forces and a rebel group called s p c point in a while back. yeah, mas let. she knew the fight was too much, that will lead to everywhere. we were lying on the ground in the house. luckily, we all came out safely. but in many other areas, in this province, a people are still leaving. and we have many ibp and different parts of the province. people saying they're still afraid to go back to their homes. these are the lucky ones. many of those that we have talked to saying that they're waiting out to see how the situation is because it's still very good ended still ahead on the i'll just renew our be harrowing stories for mothers who are taking justin for their son to disappear during columbia. civil war, cricket returns to capital for the 1st time since the taliban takeover stories coming up with joe. ah, the who's hello from dell high. it's great to be with you. speaking of though we've really cranked up our humidity has to do with some wind direction. we've got going on the risk of some sand and dust being to

now this week was come to light is that the public prosecutor in haiti has said that there were coons between a chief suspect in the assassination close to the house with the president and the country's prime minister. now, on re now, he said that there's enough evidence of that for the prime minister to actually be charged as a suspect. in this case, the prime minister earlier on rate than sacked, the public prosecutor. and now officials coming out either for or against him. now the person who is just for resigned is called right now lube race, and he said about i don't read that he come with its own who doesn't intense corporate with justice seeking on the country by all means to obstruct it. so he's now going away from the prime minister. also the among those who are breaking away is the head of the senate. joseph lambert, who has said that he will become the president of the country. hate to usually has a president and a prime minister and a sort of division of power there. but he hasn't received recognition from very many politicians to or basically be international community. bu

she left her village in coon, day in may, during fighting between government forces and a rebel group called s p c. when they went back, yeah. miles that she knew about the fight was too much. they will let everywhere. now we were lying on the ground in the house. luckily, we all came out safely. but in many other areas in this province, a people are still living in fear. we have many id peas in different parts of the province. people saying they're still afraid to go back to their homes. these are the lucky ones. many of those that we have talked to saying that they're waiting out to see how the situation is because it's still those still good ended. well, still a had here on al jazeera, assessing the damage in the us. the clean up on her can either is complicated by problems of housing and infrastructure. also, why china is imposing new rules aimed at removing celebrities from the spotlight. stories after the break. so just stay with us here, and i'm just there. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways booted world's best airline of

she left her village in coon, day in may, during fighting between government forces and a rebel group called sbc point in a while back. yeah. ma such, she said you but the fight was too much. that will lead to everywhere we were lying on the ground in the house. luckily, we all came out safely. but in many other areas in this province, a people are still leaving. and we have many id piece in different parts of the province. people saying they're still afraid to go back to their homes. these are the lucky ones. many of those that we have talked to the saying that they're waiting out to see how the situation is because it's still very good ended. if he o p, as military says, it's killed, more than 5600 rebels in the late his fighting in the ticket region and wash the bellies says they stop the grind people's liberation front from taking a time bordering the i'm hotter region. the un says more than 2000000 people have been displaced since the conflict started 10 months ago. more than 400000 living conditions close to famine. iran, as president says, his country is ready to revive talks o

she left her village in coon, day in may, during fighting between government forces and a rebel group called s p c point. and then, what about the mas, let you, but the fight was too much, that will lead to everywhere we were lying on the ground in the house. luckily, we all came out safely, but in many other areas in this province, a people are still living in fear. we have many id peas in different parts of the province. people saying they're still afraid to go back to their homes. these are the lucky ones. many of those that we have talked to the saying that they're waiting out to see how the situation is because it feel those suited ended flooding in sudan has destroyed more than a 1000 homes in ages iraq stretch states. south of cartoon. families have been forced from their homes and they're asking the government for food, clean water, and medication. flood waters destroyed crops and roads. and people fear the stagnant water will be a breeding ground for mosquitoes, which could spread diseases. in the u. s. doctors, a warning people not to use livestock medication to treat coded

are the top stories this alum sedans, governing sovereign council, says it's foiled and attempted coon is a plot. it's have been arrested and being questioned. they tried to take control of several government institutions, including the state, television and radio. speaking a short while ago, sedans, prime minister said the failed crew attempt was aimed at undermining the countries democratic transition. he says it was arranged from within and outside the military establishment. if morgan has more from cartoon members of the armed forces were in .

new cabinet, and the taliban hasn't said if it will eventually hold elections. mohammed has santa coon has been appointed acting prime minister. he's from kandahar, which is the taliban birthplace, and is seen as more of a political rather than religious leader. dean, how can he will handle secures? he is acting interior minister. he leads the hack county network, which has been blamed for some of a scanner stands most violent attacks and has a 5000000 dollar balance on his head said by the f. b, i acting as defense minister is mohammed the a cool the of the son of taliban founder, omar. he's a military commander, but his rarely being seen in public. and the mere con, packee will be acting foreign minister. he took part in negotiations with the us and called on rival african forces to hold talks rather than fight on the battlefield. well, the interim government will have to rebuild the country, devastated by decades of war, food is running out and more than 2000 medical facilities face imminent closure. because international funds have been blocked since the taliban took over. charles

she left her village in your coon day in may, during fighting between government forces and a rebel group called sbc point in a while back. yeah. man that she knew the fight was too much, that will lead to everywhere. we were lying on the ground in the house. luckily, we all came out safely. but in many other areas in this province, a people are still leaving and we have many id piece in different parts of the province. people saying they're still afraid to go back to their homes. these are the lucky ones. many of those that we have talked to the saying that they're waiting out to see how the situation is because it's still very good. ended both still ahead hill and out there assessing the damage in the us. the clean up after hurricane either is complicated by problems with housing, an infrastructure, and the hearing stories from mothers seeking justice to their son who disappeared during columbia. the civil war stories after the break. ah, the who's hello everyone. good to see. we'll start in australia where the bulk of sites, whether plague in the eastern portion of the country now out

it's the moment, it's a bit of a free for all their town on the other, on the mexican side of this a coon you can't cope with it. will the u. s. is threatening more sanctions of violence continues and in europe has no integrity region. it's intended to pressure the if you open government and the take people's liberation front to begin talks, thousands of people are killed and at least 2000000 displaced since violence broke out in november, algae there is shop, or tansy has more. this is not the imposition of sanctions but another threats of sanctions. president biden's executive order, empowers the state department of treasury to be able to sanction those seen in the future to be standing in the way of a negotiated piece and a few on all sides. but no deadline has been announced if the government of ethiopia in the to great people's liberation front, take meaningful steps to enter into talks with out preconditions and allow unhindered humanitarian assistance. the united states is prepared to mobilize assistance for ethiopia to recover and revitalize its, its economy and build a future for

been developed in tunisia, thousands of people that protesting against the president and the capital coon is a furious with chi sides announcement on wednesday that he would rule by decree and ignore parts of the constitution. but not everyone is unhappy side support says will also out in force. lexi o'brien, now or force under a heavy police presence, crowd gathered on the tune as in capitals main boulevard, to protest against the president. the anger has been growing since july when chi said suspended parliament and sec to the prime minister. 2 months on they still know parliament, no prime minister, and people here say no plan to improve their lives. but when you have a know me what i, what i, but let me, he's acting like he is the sunday is rising on the country. the general prosecutor, the president, the parliament, the government, he's acting like he is everything. that's an issue. people and it's movement don't want to play site. president side says his actions when needed to address economic stagnation and a poor response to the corona virus. his critics a cooling it, a coo and cy

the police don't, upon the pewter coon used to teach at the royalty police academy, he resigned due to what he said was a lack of academic freedom. saw doors, wind power, actually been one tool, the form, the real type or if you're not the was they will lead to maintain the power that will power. that one to give the power to the public as a whole, right? but they're like to use the police as a political tool, promises a police reform have been made repeatedly over the years. there's now a draft reform bill in parliament waiting for a 2nd reading. but the question many in the opposition are asking, does the ruling party have the political will to push it forward? scott hyler al jazeera, bangkok, coming up next in fort with jose bolivian women play. what could be the highest game of football? awe news, news. news. news news with me. ah ah ah. and the court his job came thank you very much. in the last our new zealand cricket is half pulled out to the historic tour of pakistan, of security concerns. these events, cricket chief said in a statement that they've been given government advice

she left her village in your coon day in may, during fighting between government forces and a rebel group called sbc point in a while back. yeah. man, that's she's, you bought the fight was too much. that will lead to everywhere. we were lying on the ground in the house. luckily, we all came out safely, but in many other areas in the province of people are still leaving and feel we have many ibp and different parts of the province. people saying they're still afraid to go back to their homes. these are the lucky ones. many of those that we have talked to the saying that they're waiting out to see how the situation is because it's still very good ended. iran's president says his country is ready to revive talks on the 2015 nuclear deal, but not on the west. and pressure talks have been paused since june. france has called for an immediate return to the negotiating table. after you a nuclear watchdog report confirmed increasing atomic activity and then the long carry them to more hotman. i've said previously that we will definitely have negotiations, you know, order of business, but not wit

the demonstration was the 2nd of its kind in the capital in 2 days. pipeline coons. but we wanted to go near a former government office to protest, but before we got there, the taliban hit women with electric tases. and they used he gas against women. they also hit women on the head with a gun magazine. and the women became bloody. there was no one to ask why on the satellite coalition fighting who the rebels in yemen says it's intercepted 3 missile attacks in the east and south of the country. 3 people have been injured including a for a child. 14 houses have been severely damaged. city and government forces have shell. the southern rebel held enclave of dela ballade injuring civilians. it follows a 3 day seas 5, which is in russian soldiers patrolling the rebels still hold the cleanup from how to can ida has put the spotlight on problems with housing and infrastructure in the united states. president joe biden will visit new jersey and new york next week to assess the damage. one of the most dangerous wildfires in canada this year has been brought under control of

these are amber weather alerts impacting the indian states of a con roger stand, coon con, and go the very real risk care of seen more than 200 millimeters of rain over the next 24 hours. that threat will shift toward the northeast. and that's because we've got a deepening area of low pressure. so think the deeper the low, the more intense the weather is. and this is going to throw buckets of rain toward westbank gall and no dish in the days to come. now either side of the philippines, we're dealing with some quite violent weather. so we've got couldn't concept looking to make landfall for a central vietnam on sunday. this is going to be a major rain maker, but a $185.00 millimeters will be dropped less. so a story about the wind so denying seeing got here of about 55 kilometers per hour. now to super typhoon sean to this once tracking further toward the east. so we're going to watch to see if it makes landfall over taiwan. so the impact for type pay less than what we thought about 24 hours ago, $75.00 millimeters. and gus here, 57 kilometers, will get up to a high of 29 degrees and t

now he is right that by the rio grande in see that a coon on the mexican side said john, tell us what's been happening today and people they're aware of what's going on. you know, stephanie, you just saw enough piece that we were talking about the media not being able to get access to more than 10000 people inside of that camp. we just spoke to a family man, a lady and, and the child. they tried to get across and they weren't given access either, and they were bringing food and they were being drink and that some of the things have been allowed in this camp because reportedly people inside of this makes you don't have enough of those. they weren't in even so now these companies definitely being wrote, saw by state treatment is about 20, cause i think troop is on the other side of the river. we've been right off and also us authorities and starting trying to process the people and also to deport them to the haiti at the top and appointment security that they've moved about 2000 people to other areas to start that processing. and also reportedly de sunday, the flight you're going to begin

she left her village in your coon day in may, during fighting between government forces and a rebel group called sbc point in a while back. yeah. man that's she's you, but the fight was too much that will lead to everywhere we were lying on the ground in the house. luckily, we all came out safely, but in many other areas in this province, a people are still leaving. and we have many ibp and different parts of the province. people saying they're still afraid to go back to their homes. these are the lucky ones. many of those that we have talked to the saying that they're waiting out to see how the situation is because it's still those still good ended still ahead on al jazeera, no sense of security. why bella and pro democracy activists living in georgia say they could soon be deported. ah. hello from dell hi, it's great to be with you. speaking of though, we've really cranked up our humidity has to do with some wind direction. we've got going on that risk as in sand and does being tossed up through areas in saudi arabia. but want to get you the forecast for don't in particular talking abou

our sedans governing sovereign council says it's foiled and attempted coon, if there's a plot it's have been arrested and being questioned. they tried to take control of several government institutions, including the state, television and radio. speaking a short while ago, sedans, prime minister said the failed crew attempt was aimed at undermining the countries democratic transition. he says it was arranged from within and outside the military establishment. if a morgan has more from cartoon members of the armed forces were involved in this attempted coup, soldiers using tanks blocked, one of the main bridges that connected between undermined the trinity of the capital called to him and her to him. so that the bridge was blocked and the arms therefore, was surrounded by those who attempted to stage a coup and into incited worthy officers and the soldiers who were parts of the attempted coup. now, according to some military sources, the inflammation that a coup attempt will be taking place in the morning is something that they had from last night. but they were waiting to see how it wou

senator coons continued. quote, as long as russia dominates the provision of energy to europe, it will continue to hold a veto over many european policies and it will be in a position to weaken and marginalize countries like poland and ukraine. madam president, senator coons was right in 2018 and what he said is right today. joe biden is committing a generational political blunder, a catastrophic mistake that hurts american national security and that hurts european security. congress has repeatedly passed sanctions targeting nord stream 2, targeting russia's corrupt energy market more broadly. those sanctions, especially caatsa and piza, and i will discuss the specific sanctions legislation that are on the u.s. books that joe biden is ignoring, that is -- he is flouting, disregarding and refusing to enforce. those sanctions impose mandatory sanctions. this body, congress as a whole, democrats and republicans, past administrations, everyone has worked together not just to counter russia but specifically to pre

she tweeted joy reid and called her a lying coon being used by white people to take down a black womanet from last year where joy reid was saying she would never trust the vaccine because it was developed under donald trump. honestly, i think nicki has a point here. i mean, joy reid was skeptical to have the vaccine just a year ago, just a year ago. she was, like, i don't trust this vaccine and i'll never trust the vaccine. in fact, a lot of liberals were in the same position. people like that should probably have a little more patience for theme who haven't gotten over that hesitancy as fast as they have. you know, you're like, yeah, i'm over it now, i'm with the vaccine, but you also had to get there. have a little patience. this happens with a lot of things in society. look at crocks. for years, everyone agreed that crocks were the official footwear failure, right? suddenly last year, everyone decided they're cool. justin bieber's wearing them. people are like why aren't you wearing crocks, trevor? you don't like fashion? give me a minute, let me check with dr. fauci. nicki minaj wa

they'd hoped that, you know, senator chris coons is fuss, fuss, and then last minute, fold. kas -- catastrophic for the markets. republicans say if democrats default on the debt, they should own this. in the house, a cr will be sent to the senate that attaches the debt ceiling, raising the debt ceiling. once it gets to the senate, it is going to fail. so i think really the only option that they're going to have is trying to do this through the partisan reconciliation process, which is going to take a lot of time and really bring us up right to the deadline, which is risky, to say the least. >> default particularly during a global pandemic. we briefly mentioned earlier in the show about how house democrats are holding up military aid for israel after p. what is the state of play, and what could it mean for relations with israel moving forward? >> well, i worked on, you know -- after this news, i worked on this story covering this with my colleague who is based in israel. it really sent shock waves through the country. because never before has there been any threat to helping

we talked to senator chris coons earlier this evening. happening, they are underway, and they are intense. >> reporter: there's no question, the intensity is very real, from white house officials involved in those negotiations and those on capitol hill. and he alluded to those remarks when he said the proposal has a long road ahead that. is true, as democrats s try to hammer out agreements on everything. when we talk to white house officials, they'll say that's part of what joe biden was trying to do, trying to get above those negotiations. there's every recognition how important every policy decision is, but there's the overarching point here, which is that this is a moment where democrats have the chance to do something very big and very significant. he was making clear don't squaunder that moment. >> i believe we're at an inflection point in this country. let's not squander this moment, trying to preserve an economy that hasn't worked too well for americans for a long time. let's not look backward trying to rebuild what we had. let's l

. >> thank you, senator coons. i believe senator blumenthal will be next. >> thanks, mr. chairman. my thanks again. you are really heroes and stars and role models for many young men and women around the co country. your courage obviously is impressive to all of us. so is your great and daring, your athleticism, your grace and daring as people and your determination not to be defined with the abuse you suffered and to seek help which should be also a model to others. a number of you have made reference to the therapy that you have sought which also takes courage. you have been involved in a sport that often involves injuries, that often involves physical injuries, and the abuse you suffered involves emotional injuries that you are seeking to treat, as you would any physical injury. at least one of the athletes was abused after july of 2016. let me ask you if you know of athletes abused by larry nassar after july of 2015, during the 18-month period when the fbi did nothing. you can just say yes, you do. if you want to tell me how many, if you know. if not, just yes or no. ms. biles?

let's look forward as suggested by senator coons and i agree with that. you said you don't believe it will be a platform for terrorism going forward. that the current government, the taliban government has said they will fight back against terrorists. you believe that the haqqani network, and particularly the new secretary of the interior, who is a wanted terrorist, based on your administration's assessment, do you believe that that is an indication that they are going to fight back against terrorists? >> the question, senator, from our perspective and our partner's perspective is whether the taliban will make good on the promise that afghanistan is not used as a place for outwardly directed terrorist attacks. they've made commitments, but we're not relying on those. we're going to make sure we have in place the ability to detect that. something we can talk about in more detail. >> is the haqqani network considered a terrorist group? >> it is. >> is the minister a leader of the haqqani network? >> that is accurate. >> i think sadly, we have shaken the fou

after senator coons and i pressed the f.b.i. on this bogus investigation, the national review and other right-wing outlets immediately published articles to try and tidy things up. their main source seems to be a former republican judiciary staffer, one who tweeted and deleted unphased and determined we will confirm judge kavanaugh just a few days after the blasey ford allegations came to light, before the so-called investigation was concluded. the cover-up article suggests three things. first, hey, we had a chance to read all of the over 4,500 tips the f.b.i. received. second, there was a 400 or 600 -- it varies, depending on the article -- page f.b.i. report assessing the tips and exonerating kavanaugh that was circulated to all senators. all we had to do is read it. and third, that had there been anything wrongful or incriminating or derogatory that was found, it would have been referred for further investigation. so let's look at those three claims. first, this open access to those documents was -- that was the two-hour wind

sadly, the amendment with withdrawn as senator coons decided due to intense lobbying pressure from china supporters. >> without objection. >> thank. you professor rajkumar, i believe that it's a tug of war in terms of safety, issues labor unions, it's a great opportunity that will be available years down the road for seniors and those with disabilities. can you tell me about the mobility benefits [inaudible] for the more vulnerable in our society? >> sure. there are more than six billion legally blind people in the country, more than 1 million physically disabled people in the country. none of whom can actually drive like you and me. so these are people who are literally stuck at home and go from any point a to point b, they need to depend on someone else. with autonomy this people will gain mobility and independents and a much better quality of life. the same concept applies to elderly people, since women tend to outlive men, women are more affected in this, as their mental faculties declined, they may lose their drivers license. so if they do not have a license, they get stuck at home