d. c a. kimberly. thank you very much. and these last had across the mexico city and i will, we can speak with al jazeera as a manuel, rap hello, and money. you've been following this journey, that many, many people are making a low, a dangerous journey. it has to be said from various countries in latin america up towards the united states, just water conditions, like what are these people facing and their quest to try and reach america? we've all seen the images at this point. these disturbing pictures of men on horseback border patrol mistreating migrants rounding them up like cattle. but really that only paints a part of this larger picture. this larger a panorama of a, of a migrant crisis. that really is not only out of the control of the united states, but out of control of all the countries that a part are participating in migrant policy. trying to get ahold of this situation. i'll give you an example. just last week we were in the city of tampa shuler in southern mexico. it's a city that's about 50 kilometers north

a washington d. c or a white house correspondent. kimberly hawkins is there for us. kimberly, when you make this response by the white house, it's rather unusual. is it not for bosses or to keep soon? and then only tell the precedents and the superior is that there's a problem by resigning it's hard to, to, by the explanation what we see right. now from the by an administration is tooth 2 things. number one, there seems to be a clear decision to hide behind the policies in terms of tried to explain and defend the independent fence of all. and the other take away from the press. secretaries comment is that what the, by the ministration strategy seems to be is to blame every one but themselves. not only is the white house press secretary and the binding ministration, blaming the special envoy to haiti for not raising his concerns privately before his resignation. but also we heard from that very same podium, the press. secretary, also blaming the smugglers for taking advantage of haitians and warring them with the promise that they could cross into the united states. w

a rival, the rules for unvaccinated american citizens traveling home. they are being tightened. let's get the latest from our white house correspondent kennedy. how could he's standing by 1st. in washington, d. c. is it? kimberly give us a rundown of what's happened here. well essentially, previously what we had was a system where people were prevented from traveling to the us based on country of origin. now that goes away and starting in november, it will be based based on the vaccination status of whether or not you've had a negative coat with $900.00 tests. so what that means is you want to fly to the united states, you'll be able to do so. but you need to make sure you have proven vaccination, and also within 72 hours, you have proof of a negative cobit test. now, in terms of travelers that are americans in and back, so needed some new rules for them as well. they can come in and out of the united states, but they're going to need to show that they were negative for covet 19 within 24 hours of traveling and take another test within 24 hours of arrival. now what's interesting about this is that applies to air travel only when it comes to the land borders. in other words, if you want to drive your car from c

a cove at $900.00 summit now president biden. as you heard from kimberly's already back in d. c. this is a virtual summit where he's trying to knock heads together with regard to getting vaccines around the world to limit countries around the world. president biden will be attending promotions in dc. most of the other participants. so those virtual or here in new york because they're here to give speeches at the un general assembly. so they will be remotely joining either from the hotel runs or from the that countries missions effective. their emphasis here in new york. clearly it's a very, very important issue. the un secretary general spoke about it when he gave his speech to the general assembly on tuesday, reminding people that yes, in some of the rich countries in the world they've been getting, i think it's coming to an end, but that's not how it feels in the developing world, he said that 90 percent of african haven't even had that 1st dose. he said that was something that was a moral indictment of the world and an obscenity. so i think you're going to get a lot of pressure

d. c. kimberly. so this move is most likely a symbolic one, but what does it tell us about support for israel within the democratic party? what it tells us is that not only is there a fracture in the democratic party, but that, that fracture has a lot to do with the changing face of the democratic party as well as that is age demographic. what we're seeing our younger, more progressive democrats that are taking positions in the house of representatives. for example, rashid to leave, who is palestinian descent, ill hon. omar, who is an immigrant to the united states, and also alexandro, casio cortez. now, all of these women and there are others to that share, their views don't necessarily support the party when it comes to kind of a rubber stamping of military support to israel. in fact, just the opposite. they've accused in the past israel of war crimes and as well of violating international law. so you're right, this is symbolic. what we do know is that already some of the more senior members of the democratic party have already assured is real. it will get his funding, it will happen in a separate

d. c. kimberly's. our president biden's been defending the abrupt us to draw from afghanistan significantly. kimberly, he also tried to turn a page and reframe u. s. foreign policy in general. yeah, there's no question that he tried to re frame what had happened. this was his opportunity to do that, but in terms of whether or not he was successful, it appears to have failed because well, the u. s. president tried to shift the blame. he says he took responsibility, but then pointed the finger at the, the african army at the former trumpet ministration. and even as he pressed on with this withdraw date it against the advice of g 7 leaders. he again blamed the trump policy for this predicament. so with his claims that he has taken responsibility, it really is anything but that and as a result, as he's now said, there's this new era of foreign policy, really, this sort of claim to end forever. war says, is a policy that's been talked about in the united states for some time. and as he points to, the former administration was actually the beginning of the trumpet ministration, attempting to do that. so there are a lot of people i

kimberly how can reporting from washington d. c. officials a new zealand say, a man who stabbed several people at a supermarket was being closely monitored by intelligence agencies. police shot and killed the attacker who wounded at least 6 people. in auckland, wayne hay reports and afternoon shopping in new zealand. largest city was interrupted by a burst of gunfire and sirens, i'd soon emerge that police shot and killed a man who had walked into a supermarket in the west of oakland and detect shoppers with a knife. he said this woman came out. okay. and then i went down to the other end, there was an old gentleman in main line on the ground. he said it didn't take long for the police and the prime minister to label it terrorism. and to reveal details about who the attacker was, the sure lincoln came to new zealand 10 years ago. and for the past 5 years had been a person of interest to security and intelligence agencies. and because of that, police say they were able to stop the man before he attacked more people. the attack began at $240.00 p

white house correspondent, kimberly hall katie's in washington, d. c. and the dame baba has view has a view rather from the you came. but 1st let's get more on the ground. rob mcbride sent us this report about ghana stands economic and humanitarian crisis. trying to get a grip on an economy that is faltering, get best outside one of cobbles made banks the taliban allowing just 10 customers at a time as hundreds more weight that turn not very patiently put a bit of command. abraham probably didn't expect to be controlling frustrated crowds when the taliban stores to victory will be a home. yes, of course we understand the problems and that's why we've brought these much idea of how many customers government employees who say they hadn't been paid for months . and caught by the speed of the former governments collapse. everyone is running out of cash. but like more money. because men should have 100 over everything in good order. instead of running over like a did. i have money in a bank like $4000.00, but but i can't cash my money from buying people's acts. the banks and to cash remains

d. c. kimberly's, our president biden's been defending the abrupt us withdrawal from us. again. somebody also tried to turn a page and re frame us foreign policy didn't the yeah, there's no question that he's eager to turn the page in order to silence his critics for the many blunders that occurred with that rapid withdrawl on august 31st. you know, the us president had the opportunity as he addressed the nation to bring about healing after so much pain in the generation of conflict that many americans are still struggling to understand. the point, you know, the us president said that those left behind that wasn't the administration's fault . they were warranty also blamed the african army for the rapid collapse of that government. so this is why he is trying to asher in this new era, a foreign policy. he says that italy is one that will be less interventionist after a decade and there were 2 decades of conflict in afghanistan. most americans would be eager for that to happen, but there's a lot of skepticism that the president can keep his promise, given the fact that sort of the war machine in the united st

a low in mexico shortly 1st. let's have st. washington d. c. where we can speak our white house correspondent, kimberly, how could i, kimberly, this is fairly astonishing stuff from the list that the former ambassador to have see. i mean, it's the kind of thing that we would expect to see from the previous administration . not the biden administration, i was responding to these accusations of any humane treatment by the us government's you've pointed out, the obvious hypocrisy that we have been seeing from biden administration, immigration policy, that the words and the gestures and the public statements sound all in very nice but the actions don't seem to be following up the letter of resignation by the now former special envoy to haiti, daniel foot, particularly singing and critical of this immigration policy pointing out the hypocrisy. not only does he call it in humane, but he talks about haiti being a country where american officials, who work to implement this policy are confined to secure compounds because of the danger posed by armed gangs in control of daily life. now this is a question about

kimberly, how could reporting live that from washington, a group of top us gymnast testifying before congress at washington, d. c. a. senate committee is looking into how the f b. i handled the investigation into disgrace, gymnast team, dr. larry nasa. he's been jailed for sexually assaulting hundreds of young athletes . a report into the agencies conduct accused the f. b. i making fundamental errors among the key witnesses is usa olympic med list simone biles. that's listening to what's happening right now. this is gymnast alley reisman's speaking. how is survivors healing is affected by the handling of their abuse. and it disgusts me that we are still fighting for the most basic answers and accountability over 6 years later in 2015, it was known that at least 6 national team athletes had been abused. by nasser. there was even one of the athletes that was abused on film. given our abusers unfettered access to children, stopping him should have been a priority. instead, the following occurred the f. b, i failed to interview pertinent parties in a timely manner. it took over 14 months for the f. b. i to contact m

d. c. kimberly. so the bottom administration say they are dealing with this migrant situation, but this seems to suggest that clearly are not yeah, it's a, it's been a problem for the by ministration. and we watch the white house press secretary gen saki for day struggling to answer reporters questions. when sort of the obvious hypocrisy is being pointed out with regard to the by the administration's immigration policy along the border. number one is that the haitians are being rounded up and set back to their country. well, others are being welcomed in some cases to the united states from central america. and of course, we just say that one of the biggest human to turn in air left out of afghanistan. so report are asking, what makes the haitians claims any different? the parallels are eerily similar. the fact that that they are also fleeing failed state status types. situations where there is corruption, there is economic opera, there is no economic opportunity. there is gross poverty, a lack of resources. but the biden administration has repeatedly said that they are simply enforcing the policy they inherited. and this is something th

kimberly helped get the white house correspondent in washington d. c will still had here on, i'll just 0. after the end of the ask a military mission. some western nations negotiate with a taliban to secure passage. for those who want to leave a little more than 200 left on the flakes. volcanic code scientists search will pink iguanas, in the glove profile, and ah hello there, we've got some quiet weather at last coming into central and eastern parts of europe. i am pleased to say you can see this area of low pressure to swirling away just around poland. that's been producing some very heavy rain for poland in germany as part of austria recently. that will gradually, just not a little further eastward over the next couple days. so dry weather will gradually come back in behind things a little more stagnant up towards that's more the side of the atlantic just around britain and ireland. we have got this area of high pressure, it keeps it dry, but it does keep it cool with a fair amount of cloud in here. got a fair amount to cloud to into spain and portugal. that's producing flooding into parts of east and spain. arr

kimberly hall in washington, d. c. so we got strong statements from jo bye, but almost immediately pushed back as well. yeah, there's no question that those that have felt for a while, but this is a choice, not something that government should dictate are already preparing their legal challenges. there are millions of americans that are still unvaccinated, roughly 80000000, and many of them are conservative. they're living conservative states and feel that joe biden has gone too far. this time. they feel that he has overstepped to the constitutional authority of president. and as a result, are really putting in place already legal challenges and the feeling is, is that particularly when it comes to the private workplace, not the public sector, which would be the federal government. this is where the president has perhaps, to overstep his authorities. now, we do know that there have been some precedent already where the bi magenta has had pushed back of the supreme court level with regard to the mandatory, sort of making sure that people stay in their homes and can't be evicted due to the pandemic. and not having to pay rent, which many argue is hurt dispropor

a democrat controlled congress and you control the white house. this is your opportunity to do something and we're watching you. ok. thank you so much. kimberly how can reporting from washington d. c. let's now get an update from kristen salumi. she's joining us from elizabeth new jersey. as we're saying, new jersey has been one of the hardest hit states. kristen, talk us through what you've seen, where you are. yeah, the death toll here has risen to 25. the highest at all in the country as a result of hurricane i'd of 4 of those deaths happened here in elizabeth new jersey. so today, really, people were seeing everywhere cleaning up and taking stock for those 4 feet. holidays happened in the apartment complex. you see behind me, let me give you a little sense of what people went through. if you look over here, you can see some of the vehicles that this parking lot was completely submerged in water over the tops of the cars. and it really took people here by surprise, everyone we talked to said that they did not see this coming. this area was not evacuated since been evacuated. so if you can imagine the water up to here, people in this building over here tell us that it was to the