and the issue really is the ability for us to meet external dep payments. our fallen quite drastically. and as you pointed out, we're left with maybe a little or $2000000000.00. we did get some assistance from the i m s, which is the everyone else also about that will be you stop in the next few months. so the issue really is not one, not only would it be the issue is one of $1.00 fee. so when the government is using tools like temporary borrowings and swaps that is not going to fix the problem. so when they do that i am a for anyone else. i mean, i'm no fan necessarily. i am at all. what we need to bring in is this a limb and the confidence back in us so that we can get things upgraded. so we can have access back again to international markets. so if that happens, then we have breathing space. and after that we can really address the fundamental problems that we need to a in order to have sustainable growth going forward. minister cabal, i saw the statement that you gave yesterday with the foreign minister. i believe you say the country is record is impecc

. >> jules polonetsky: being county dep . >> jules polonetsky: being county dep polk county deputies who responded to the scene. so they never really left their patrol beat. and you know, you get a lot of weird calls when you are a uniformed officer, there is a lot of calls like this that happen, it is not an unusual call at all. and deputies can't park themselves in front of the house forever, they are not security. they never left the neighborhood. and, you know, they confronted this guy, they were in a shootout with the guy. and just a tragic thing. maybe the sure arrive will find things when they look back where he could have been stopped even days earlier if he was that erratic. >> and this is not the first type of story that we've referred to, and i'm referring to an iraq war veteran suffering from ptsd. so does it beg to have the conversation about those who come back from war? >> i think that we can always do better for our veterans, but it shouldn't stigmatize them. because anybody who has been in conflict and heard the gunfire and subject to their colleagues being killed ca

the dep, you may have seen, put out a big report with the army corps of engineers, a preliminary reportbig one as it relates to resiliency up against storms. that's more focused on the shore than it is on the -- the shore largely was -- came through last night okay. most of what we're dealing with, the overwhelming amount of what we're dealing with is inland. they'll be there, i promise you. it's the game changer will be continuing to do what we're doing and, god willing, do more. with donald's help and other colleagues, adding on top of that, the federal money to -- really that's the game changer in terms of building the infrastructure. maybe be one last one, sir. >> can you name the county you assess damage in? >> bob? >> harrison township where we're at now, mullica hill. winona was hit hard. several of the other towns that weren't hit as hard but got a piece of it. mantua was hit hard, winona, harrison township, i think, were the hardest hit. and woodbury, and defford. so, you know -- i just want to let you know, and to the people that live here and the residents that are here, i kn

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. >> let me get our dep commissioner who could speak to the specifics. have him come over. look, as you heard from congressman meeks and from borough president richards and council member miller, over the last few years we made a $2 billion investment in addressing the infrastructure problems of southeast queens including the sewer problems. this is a tragically a very long standing problem and one of the things that became clear was we were going to have to make an extraordinary investment to address it. as you've heard, that investment is having impact but it is not complete. it is been going on for years texas will take years to finish. in terms of the impact on this immediate area, commissioner is a dep. >> thanks, mayor. >> here we go. >> so thanks. so a couple of things. one is the rate of rainfall that occurred was just really extraordinary. council member miller mentioned the storm that we had a couple of weeks ago with the remnants of henri which is about the same total amount of rainfall that fell. but this all fell within a short window. a few hours and that is a

the chinese and soon dep hangal in both are critically endangered globally and their numbers are thought to have fallen by 80 percent or more in recent decade. wildlife trade monitoring network traffic estimates that between 201620 nearly 90 tons of the animal scale. thieves globally were linked to vietnam, but there is still hope for this disappearing. mamma, me, i am traveling shelter, benoit to come from national park where a local n g o is working tirelessly to rescue and release penguins. i. hi douglas, my last tie and his team have returned nearly a 1000 paddling a few the while since 2014 entered, preparing to release another 7 over the next few days. there are currently 20 at the center all rescues from trafficking networks in vietnam. and other southeast asian countries. many of the animals that come here are weak d hydrated and have serious injuries. like this one angle in 1588 identified by the last few digits of his coat number at the center. the 7 year old last part of the sprint, paul, after being caught in a track, he's now ready to be released. nokia to bed. i hate it. th

mountain road, the salon tunnel, connecting the northern and central region, as well as dams, oil. dep owes factories, hospitals, and schools. not to mention an irrigation system installed by soviet specialists, that helped defeat hunger. ah, a cousin school which was loyal of all that as an option. and jason, what i learned from colonial is co capital. most policies you have an additional port eastwood. i mean, you can work with dora, i thought i said you guys can share with you page on your, for the last only. can you go, go ahead. i'm on the list and i look at what he was completely out of here. and let's just keep the label when you process the leash, it'll vision me as soon as i got them, i get an extra fancy guest and i will look for it. when it was 3 semesters goes to 0 to measure it goes fast. which increase your mr. mission to service studies, a map of his homeland woven into an oriental carpet. he knows every province, city and village bookish luck like the back of his hand and a general shape like age. after the nudge below, government was overthrown. in the spring of 992 je

the storms spared the worst for a long island, which fear to direct it, but its real with dep high winds and high waves with detailed coverage of government and still still really keep us in all the children. not only take them from around the world, hundreds of children have been born to women abused by fighters. in addition to social pressure, you can only carry their religion if both parents are leaving me . ah again, adrian, i get here and that helps to reason. i was 0, the leaders of afghanistan's resistance movements and the pansy valley is calling from national uprising. it follows a tell about announcement that it's taking control of the area. i was just here was charles transferred reports from campbell. there has been over a huge concern for the 152200000 civilians in the punch valley. talking about spokes person which i had earlier saying that there hadn't been a single civilian casualty. and he called on all danny's to, to respect punch punch series as they.

threat, you know how you just con thought, genuinely about your thought toward the bacon government, dep, outside the mainstream. the has been a implement here. some of access points shift, the focus, the panoramic that's turned out to be a handy little pretext. the prime minister clamped down on the press covering the waves. the news covered the listing post on we understand the differences and similarities of culture across the world. no matter why you call hand, i'll just bring you the news and current affairs around one percent of electricity globally is consumed by data centers, many of which provide promote storage facilities or what is also known as the cloud . i'm in no way to see how one center is honda. think the energy of these fuel wants to store our digital information without a heavy comp and footprints and i'm going to be off the north coast of the u. k. where the global green energy revolution, taking on new elements, earth rise on al jazeera, me the news. hello, i'm lauren taylor, and under top stories and to 0. i've kind of sounds new, acting prime minister has spoken t

the algebra when freedom of the press is under threats, dep, outside the mainstream shift, the focus that pandemic has turned out to be a handy little pre tax for the prime minister to clamp down on the press. the listening post on a jazz eda take the worst possible material uranium. grind it into dust comparable to flour and make a whole lot and put it into the face with people live. taking the call off the phone with the pupils. this is a silent killer. what does it make you feel like you feel like a murder? we have created an enormous environmental disaster and investigation. south africa, toxic city on al jazeera. ah, can a soldiers go on state television saying they dissolve the government, close land and add borders and holding hydrogen? our conduct? the opposition to forces incarnate, korea been celebrating the uprising despite the military urging people to stay at home. i. hello, i'm marianne was in london. you're watching al jazeera also coming up on the program . the leader of the african opposition group resisting taliban forces in the punch .

months in cases of female prisoners who say they've been abused by trump gender and major story in dep. bring the the ah me rather than dreamer shape. those in me the dares thing. we dare to ask 031 minutes past 2 pm here in moscow this sunday. welcome back. we want to bring you an issue. now our ti feels needs more public awareness. the prison system is being abused by some trun gender convicts to allow them access to female inmates. a growing number of women say their lives have been turned into a living out in the extended report which runs off the bulletin. my colleague, starsky taylor spoke to a female convict from california about her traumatic experience. oh, in this time with focusing on the case of to make your johnson the mother and form a highway patrol officer is solving 15 years for killing her abusive husband. he was fatally shot while attacking her. the pair had struggled with the gun to meet, has been incarcerated in the central california women's facility since how conviction back in 2012. but for the last few months, she claims that she's faced fresh abuse this time f

so that pakistan would have strategic dep against its principal, enemy, india. and, and take a great strategist to figure that out why they're doing that. i even had a conversation one time alongside president sharp about that very thing which drew a smile from the general and the president august eyes behind the taliban. it's still behind that alabama. one wonders where that's going to go because it might be the thing that on seats the civilian government and then loma bought eventually, as this terrorist element began to become more infectious in ocoee thought itself. but it is, it's a, it's a dangerous set of circumstances that we're leaving. and i'm a mix mind about our leaving because that the strategist and me, which is what i trained as in the military, was educated as says we shouldn't be leaving. regardless of the minimum cost we actually were paying for staying there, we shouldn't be leaving. and then the soldier in me, consulting many marine and army veterans tells me yes we should because they say don't stay, it's a miserable failure. it's a failure

and one thing investing too much in those areas has led to many of ever grown dep title regulations in china's financial market. have also made it difficult for the 3rd to raise cash. the employees have protested outside ever grant offices, saying the salaries haven't been paid. chinese authorities met with company management last month, demanding their resolve its debt. but analysts say the government is unlikely to let every grant go bankrupt. they do not want to bail out all those bad behaviors, but still it will be too strong signal if it actually failed. so i think there will be some effort to go out at least a portion of ever around the business. and maybe strategic investors will be encouraged on the private sector trying to take over some of the business. every grant is renegotiation payment deadlines at banks and other creditors. more than 1500000 home buyers waiting for their properties to be completed by the fab. holding their breath. katrina you out 0 pages. ah, this is the, let's get around up now the top stories commemorations have been held across the us to month 20 year

decide on a clear call to action for well leaders ahead of a major climate conference, global center on dep adaption summit in rotterdam. as being chair by the former un secretary general banking moon becomes 2 months ahead of the $26.00. the humans climate change conference which takes place in glasgow because so the accelerating climate crisis, as was reported by i p c. c. recent assessment report that we have general point 4 degrees celsius, not 1.5. we have already consumed the 1 point one degrees on to 2050. can we do that or less? we raise our ambition live and just make sure that political lead us as soon as you need us shrink film, and then we'll say, you're pretty good to go ship and come in while we can speak to. steph fastened his line 1st. and rotterdam. steph, what can we expect from the summit? while i'm here at this global center for a climate adaptation, it's going to be opened today, and it's the world's largest floating office, which is basically symbolic. with a newer reality we are facing today for more than 50 lead, us are currently inside making this last call for acti

southwest germany. large plumes of smoke of a blowing over the city stood gas after 10 buses park to the dep, oak or fire emergency helicopters small than 35 fighting vehicles. and 150 rescue workers were deployed the seat of the place where ty is exploded. as they burned, the cause of the incident is still unclear a couple of hours on from this 1st being reported. the fire, though, is now under control and that have been no reports of any injuries as to europe's feeling the hates as it struggles to stick to its green goals. nations rely on fossil fuels to keep this winter for many years to come. we're going to talk you through that after the break, the the, the, the, the, the, the ah, ah, the ah, frances mccrory 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 show we have the power and capacity to defend ourselves, vold words, but does europe have the political will to actually defend itself? ah, okay, any european worried about that gas bill look away now because natural gas prices hav

global market, and to that contagion is spreading beyond equity as the crypto currency sector has also dep. later on where you think you inside the industry to see how prices are ferric, then we move to the situation in northern ireland as post directed trade issues persists later on. we bring you the latest from the stalemate and prime minister boards, johnson.

price you spell by 45 percent, or 20 years after the big epic for their spot market, the mid thigh, dep. oh, any percent? and it can happen here. i mean, you don't think a bank is mcknight is as maniacal as the fed. so the, here's the point. we're going to have massive destructive disruptive periods of both deflation and inflation. and that's the predicate for my model, the model, the inflation, deflation and economics like a model. all i'm saying is you have to be on the right side of that trade. because if you look back in history, we've had blue bus cycles, like we've never seen before. duration get squeeze, duration between the chaos gets waste and the, the bottles get worse and worse, purchasing power for my us dollar, is it going up or going down? so it's going so right now it had been going down for several years. if you look at the us dollar as merit measure on the dixie, it's actually up in 290200 1000000 americans are $300000000.00 americans. their experience with the dollars in their pocket, the purchasing power, is it going up or going down? it's wondering ok, and that's bee

but using dep stands out because he was for time candidate for president under the socialist party, gets about a 1000000 votes in 1912 and almost the same in 1920. he runs from federal prison in 1920 and his campaign button. se for president convict, you know, 9372 or whatever. i mean, it was kind of incredible. why though, is that the socialist moment until bernie sanders obviously because bernie sanders, one of his really projects was a documentary about eugene debs, which i think is instruct him. but why? well, the united states has this hearty frontier culture. this idea you can always flee west and remake yourself even though that's a bootstrap's apology. we have the ethnic and racial divides. the, the hyper capitalist class was always able to divide the working class against itself the racially, or ethnically or regionally. and then there was a sustained effort by the government to suppress socialism here. so i think there's a lot of reasons why we didn't develop a sort of left wing like europe. it. eugene debs low is one of those important forgotten figures because he ease the bit

global market, and to that contagion is spreading beyond equity as the crypto currency sector has also dep. later on where you think you inside the industry to see how prices are ferric, then we move to the situation in northern ireland as post wreck the trade issues for. later on we bring you the latest from the stalemate and prime minister board johnson visit to the united states with jam packed show. today. let's get started. and we'll leave the program with more follow up from the china. ever grand saga, ever grant is due to pay more than $83000000.00 in interest on its march 2022 bond on thursday and faces another $47.00 and a half $1000000.00 due next week on march 2024 by growing fears of a default by one of the world's most indebted companies is having a ripple effect across global equities. ever grand groups side stock, which is traded in hong kong, drop more than 10 percent on monday, having lost 45 percent in september alone, causing the whole song index to lose more than 3 percent as investors. dumb chinese property related stock. mainland chinese equities were mostly flat, but

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exactly what was happened in the dep pratt kind of days and hoyer, what we know is general milley broughts quite an extraordinary meeting with this four-star general saying you're not to come into kabul until we can get all the americans and everyone out. he said stay about 20 kilometers outside the city. the taliban said we already have some forces inside and it's basically too late, and they offered a security liaison and cooperate and provided security around the airport. after that the military decided they would have to have this kind of unis bizarre arrangement with the taliban to try to get the americans out that they could in the final days, and as we all know, it did not go very well. the taliban did not allow a lot of people into their airport. i think carrying out air strikes would have been an extraordinary decision, high risks, and there were civilians sitting all around. we'll find out today u but apparently they decided it was too dangerous a decision to make. >> how long you do expect him to be? some suggest it was insub back court nation. >> you will hear a lot about this

has gone something like over 200 days without a sell-off, and this is normal, this is healthy, i'm a depwhat's going on? >> what's up, buddy, yeah, so charles you know we're long term bulls but at the same point in time, i do think the markets overdue for that 10% correction, everyone's been waiting for and we are a buy the dip firm so we would pounce on that opportunity and i actually think we see it in the fourth quarter as all these headwinds continue to build up. if you actually look at the average stock in the s&p 500, the average stock is pretty much in a correction, down at least 10% right now, so it seems like it wants to happen and as an investor the markets done so much flip flopping this year. from stay-at-home, to reopening, and then back from value to growth and back, so, i just think at this point it makes sense to really stay diversified and buy the dip. charles: to your point, 90% of the s&p has pulled back at some point this year 10% or month, so i've got to tell you there's m. i.t. survey, whose more likely to have hands it's a 45-year-old man, married with children, se

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. >> listen, he's doing a lot in fairness to him, the dep, put out a big report from the army corp of which is a preliminary report, but a big one as it relates to resiliency up against storms. that is more focused on the shore than it is on the the -- the shore largely came through last night okay. most of what we're dealing with is inland. but they'll be there, i promise. but it is the game-changer that will be continuing to do what we're doing and god willing to do more and then with donald's help and other colleagues, adding on top of that the federal money to really be the game-changer in terms of rebuilding the infrastructure we need. maybe one last one, sir. >> can you name the -- [ inaudible question ]. >> do you mind coming in, bob. >> the township where we're at right now, mullica hill, woodbury heights and winona was hit hard. some other towns weren't hit as hard but just got a piece of it. but man chewa and winona and harris township were the hardest hit and woodbury and deaf ert. and i just want to let you know, and to the people that live here, and the residents that are

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opportunity to even up those gaps and have better outcomes, not only for the workers, but better outcomes for depy: this so much more important now that we continue to see this on even recovery from the pandemic. -- uneven recovery from the pandemic. paul: mary daly saying it is not a zero-sum game. it is a case out of, you know, distribution -- distributing the same size pie equivalently, so this debate is ongoing. it is not going away anytime soon. you can be sure to tune into bloomberg radio to hear more from the days big newsmakers and get in-depth analysis as well from the daybreak team, broadcasting from our studio in hong kong. listen via the app, radio plus, or bloombergradio.com. plenty more to come. stay with us. ♪ paul: anker sells 1.5 billion dollars worth of smartphone accessories and other consumer electronics a year. bloomberg's chief north asia correspondent, stephen engle, explosively spoke to the ceo and asked about the challenges he is facing with the chip shortage. >> the shortage of chips is likely going to continue into mid of next year which actually has had and will contin

. >> you survive all that or they go back again as their sixth dep deployment and they don't make itn in the middle of a war zone and middle of a country so different from your own. and, i just felt very isolated and trying to even articulate the difficulties of the transition. i am just getting my footing. it has been ten years since i got back. a lot of folks deal with post-traumatic stress because when they come back, they are still constantly on heighten alert. i found myself to be extremely short-tempered, my fuse was lightning fast and i realized something quickly was wrong. i went to therapy and outside of the military, it still angers this day that americans die for a war that seemingly had more aim. i will never forgive the leaders that caused people that i love to die. i love this country but this was a massive mistake. >> one of the fundamental question is, is defending your nation when called a fundamental responsibility as citizenship? if it's, it should not be just volunteers doing that. if you don't think being u.s. citizens entails answering the calls if the nation is

when you look at the numbers that we've helped to come out both in terms of the eligible persons, depe kids can go to school, make sure they can properly integrate into the uk economy and society. and secondly, we've got to make sure that we level with the taliban or the new authorities in kabul. and they've got to understand that if they've got to understand that if they want engagement with the west, with us and our friends and i they want engagement with the west, with us and ourfriends and i doubt that they do, the first priority for them, for us is safe passage for those who want to leave. and we set various other conditions for making sure that all those funds are unfrozen, which you know about. today at six... a public inquiry into child sexual abuse within religious groups finds shocking failings. the abuse that will not speak its name — we hear from a victim as an inquiry finds blatant hypocrisy in the way dozens of groups deal with the issue. the sense of powerlessness and hopelessness because i didn't fully recognise what was going on at the time was wrong. this latest inqu

in that's so lacking, i'll give you a quick example.a i was in afghanistan, i was with a dep member, and we were talking to rural leaders, if you like, and i tried talking about the role of women in conflict resolution. and i couldn't get any sort of reaction at all. so at the break, i asked, it wa jeffrey donaldson, actually from the dup that was with me as well and i said to him, look, this is impossible. would you do my bit, and i'll do your bit. and he said yes. so we went back in, and he en talked about the role of women in the peace negotiations, and really, the dynamic changed. they were listening to him. and i talked about decommissioning a para military, et cetera, and do you see the er important point i'm making, ment need to start pushing this agenda, and that's where it's going to help get somewhere.e thank you. >> mr. chairman, again, i want to thank you for holding this hearing and thank the witnessesi truly. truly appreciate your participation in insight, y thanks. >> thank you, chairman. and thank the witnesses. those are very insightful responses. chair now recognize

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