let's bring in jamal al, shy, all live from joe. how hello the jamal dough. hi is came to stress that isolating the taliban will only lead to more instability in afghanistan. what else was discussed today? well, i'm really, you know, cutting foreign policy has been underpinned by the premise that engagements and discussions with all parties is the way forward to de escalate situations, but also to build trust in order to pave the way for better and better future. that's been no difference from how they've approached the situation here in afghanistan. and what's that says yielded so far as far as the batteries are concerned, is that it's been able to bring the taliban from the full device, elation. and actually, at least even from an optics perspective, see a shift in their narrative in the way they have been talking on the promises that they have given in terms of amnesty to those who worked with the former. i've gotten government in the form of commitments to providing female education and so forth. those things obviously was to have all been expressed verba

i'm trying to fix it off the damage that co, with on the coast to jamal. thank you very much. jamal and child live in robotics. let's discuss this further now. with mom i thought to who's a professor of political science at the international university of boston. he's joining us via skype. thank you for being with us. how do you explain this humiliating defeat for the p g? well, 1st of all, i must say that moroccans went in for a major surprise or to major surprise member one, the crushing defeat of the busy d, the london touring power for almost 10 years now. and the 2nd thing is the liberals coming into force to form the government. the, everybody believes that the longest will come back for another term to power. and they were preparing themselves for that said actually he, that the defeat was surprised and why they were defeated. they were defeated because 1st of all, they did not deliver their promises and people, or fed up with their code of conduct and their moral duties, it cetera. so that's number one. people don't have jobs, especially after the

some very interesting weeks ahead. jamal l sheil, they're out. they were a correspondent speaking to us from to help. thanks html. while right now, it is the final hour of polling and germany as voters decide who will lead the country after chancellor, anglo merkel leaves of the 16 years in office. more than 60000000 people are headed to the polls with up to 3000000 of them voting for the very 1st time. all of the major party candidates have cost their votes, and what is the most competitive parliamentary election in years? we have 2 correspondence on the story for us at the moment in a minute. we'll talk to dominant kane, he's in berlin, but 1st let's go to how to meet. she's in the cd stronghold of dusseldorf holder. i mean, let's say, was marco's anointed success, and he was the initial front run a bit when i want to race at so tight. pre election polling has the 2 leading parties within the margin of error. i imagine it's pretty tense and the cd you can't today. well, certainly it hasn't been easy for. i mean, unless it is, as you said at the

we'll come back to the moment, let us cross over to jamal. i shall be missing into that press conference and joins us also from the venue in ha, jamal to me this was the 2nd major press conference held in counsel in 2 days. it was the german foreign minister yesterday. we have the dutch foreign minister here today, just talk us through the significant points from the meeting and under the press statement. while the message that's come in there needs to be engagement with the new leaders on the ground in afghanistan. that engagement is needed for a multitude of reasons. first and foremost is to ensure that humanitarian needs of the african people are met because you need to deal with people on the ground there. so whether that's through getting the airport up and running again, or whether it's through signing and g o is to try and help those in need enough kind of son or that needs to be done with that engagement. second reason for that obviously is to find political solutions, or at least to find some sort of a partner. and i've got to stand

i have just spoken jamal. thanks for joining us. what was said about the operation of the airport, which is obviously key to the humanitarian effort the well, the country from now on the time the confirm that the technical team from his country was deployed to kind of start off the 24 hours ago. they're there to assess how to get that airport up and running. obviously, a lot of it was destroyed either by the huge amount of crowd she descended on it or intentionally by the occupying american forces as they left there. so it does require some sorts of reconstruction or rebuilding, but the more important one is who is going to be running it was going to be man and gets into that the country. foreign minister said that his government was in talks with the turks as well as obviously to talk about the new world us on the ground to come up with some sorts of a mechanism. although. busy that deal hadn't yet been finalized. you did indicate or point to the fact that they do expect something to be agreed within the coming days, which was corr

not some of the jamal to do you get the heck a set of 4 should have wardrobe. hey, avoid your hard hanging bucket. you'll be greek who will come. we'll go home, your house in the gulf or internet mostly for modification. you nothing for us to get home like you capital. got it. the doctor in a good even was don't go shut the guns and i'm going to go would be your hand. well, golden don't come, members get a started. he also works the talk of w, mom says i've got a was a look man says i've got the got me want to do to the door for more for them. get a start, end up like get up and my job won't make it super cool. i'll get started. i i me ah, it doesn't matter. because my name, he missed the custodial evening when i went up but i was like you up because because of the world of us more you saw. yeah. i see. they see these got all that made us go through met that nice that she said that like you said that you'd like you me the see now the in the home was just your will budget society or about our stuff that's a good fit. but i've done give it to get a job over there

let's cross over to jamal. i shall who is listening into that press conference said join us not from the venue in doha. i could help you with a jamal on the program. obviously, the guitar re foreign minister and his dutch counterpart was certainly saying the same things talking really from the same page. how important is it that you have cattle as an interlocutor, really on the same page as you might say, european and western power because it sends a message, doesn't say the taliban about how they need to deal with the international community. because the international community was certain things and they mentioned all of that a bit more in that press conference. why i think it's actually the other way round. so how it is your opinion, countries and the international community that are actually following in cuts out of lead, because what color has done is it cemented its place as the key mediator in this conflict. being able to bring in the taliban from essential political and international isolation, providin

he announced that he'd rule by decree and ignore parts of the constitution jamal shy l reports. and the, what we're seeing here is that rather than supports increasing for the president who initially did have widespread kind of why it's proposed to response when he made his decrees july 25th. it's the opposition that is growing towards him. and it's because what we've seen is his actions, which he initially build as anti corruption measures as an attempt to try and rectify the failures of successive governments being turned in. 2 consecutive power graphs. generals have been taking place in the occupied westbank for 5 palestinians killed by israeli forces. the soldiers stormed several villages intervening from allah. in the early morning surrounding houses and opening fire, israel says its troops waited the villages to arrest us operatives. saddam's government, his warning of huge financial loss is not to protest this block 2 oil pipelines in the main seaport. the rally against a peace deal with rebel groups which they say discriminates against them. so the, the security forces h

jamal cushion murder in a saudi consulate on our jazeera. we're going to cover all of latin america for most of my career, but no country is alike and it's my job to shed light on how and why me with thousands gather in each unit in capital 4. and again, president said move to consolidate his tar ah. clock. this is out there in life and coming up. funerals are held in the occupied west bank of the 5 palestinians are killed in rate by is ready forces demonstrate as it needs to don block oil pipeline to protest against government. peace deal with rebels as you turn on its immigration policy, the u. k. issues thousands of work visas including for truck drivers after facing widespread shortages. ah. so we begin with unity where thousands of people are gathering in the capital genus to protest against president case said a supporters of the president of also taken to the streets in the capital side announced on wednesday he would rule by decree and partially suspended. the country's constitution. let's speak now with rev b. louis. she's a journal

and obviously throughout the day, back to europe, jamal, thanks very much. and he doesn't jamal l. sheil bring us up to date from of about to go to be stepped up and the firms capital as a trial begins for 20 men charged over the facts there. really, 6 years ago, 130 people were killed and hundreds were injured in the violence in paris. one of the accused of this lamb is believed to be the only surviving attacker. let's go to natasha butler, who is live for us in paris. so the trial is under way upon that we've had some the main suspects. what does he be saying? yes, of course. we're just the procedural stage in this trial bottle fell out. the slum is in court. he is wearing a black t shirts. he's had is long, he's wearing a black mosque and he's sitting with 40 other co accused. 6 people are actually being tried and it's frontier in this child's just worth nursing that now the judge actually started to talk to the accused. he said that he was going to start asking him to identify themselves, and at that point, fell out the slum interjected, saying, and i qu

let jamal jamal say, i live 1st there in a cell ahead on. i just, you know, the heart rending scenes outside of prison and indonesia where a fire has killed more than 40 people. and now the big coin is an official currency . and salvador, we look at the controversy around it. ah, hello the weather sloppy set fair across the middle east at the moment. lots of blue sky, lots of sunshine, we will see little more in the cloud and re pushing across just on over the next hour. so if a couple low is fine, dry blue skies now, she settled unpleasant weather coming through for what that's worth. she was never too far away. we got some she was there into northern pakistan. as you can see, these willys in the heat of the day, we'll see the showers just grassy easing off and then as you go on into where friday. so repeat performance. really collab bubbling up a few showers there. but the west weather was it was southern part of pakistan over towards northwest of in the cross, the middle east. as i said, fine try and sunny pretty much summed up a brisk wi

but he ruled by decree at ignore parts of the constitution. jamal shy l reports.

but 1st, this report from jamal sheil, the business tycoon as ease of news, the man expected to be morocco's new prime minister addressed his party. supporters on thursday, who josefina, we will look to build a strong coalition that is capable of executing the ground guidance and large scale projects of his highness, the king, and a government that is capable to continue the path of development, which his majesty has laid out. just by gaining the most seats in parliament, nauseous, national value of independence will not be able to govern alone. there are are only got $97.00 of the $395.00 seats, which means it will have to form a coalition. governments with other liberal parties like the 2nd placed authenticity and modernity party. both these political forces are seen to be close to the royal palace and morocco, where the king still retains the vast majority of power. but the biggest headline of thursday's results is the resulting defeat suffered by the justice and development party, which had won the last 2 elections in 20112015. the p j. d. so it's parliamentary, shared, diminished from $

i'll just cirrus jamal. i shall, is the edge. i'm also around half of eligible voters to part in this election. what are we to make of that? allegedly that's according to the governments. there are some skeptics, you would say the number was much less than it certainly did look that way. the polling stations where we are at age and, but interestingly enough, that's not going to make that much of a difference because of this new election law. and usual elections where you have proportional representation. it is the number of voters volts costs divide. what each party gets divided by the numbers of votes cost with this new election law, it's the number. each party gets not divided by how many volts were calls, but actually, how many people are registered to vote. so that means even if you didn't register, you almost in some expert respects, you are volt, actually counts without you having costs. and that's one thing that the ruling justice and development party has complained about in the lead up to these elections. and they've als

i'll just say for rebecca i, let's bring in jamal shea ela alive now a from robot. so jim out the, the poles of clothes there. what's happening? i've looked like the last 5. be sorry jim, can you, can you hear me? i'm sorry. ok. doesn't. doesn't look like he can hear me there. apologies for that. we will try to fix that and come back to him at some point. let's go to some breaking and use for not of west africa. the regional block echo us has suspended guineas, membership, falling sundays military coup with, with through president alpha con day, it's also demanding the military rulers release con, day from custody. echo us. we'll send a high level delegation to connect 3 on thursday guineas army has released political detainees held by the deposed government. and promised to set up a transitional authority on nicholas hawk is watching developments force from dock in neighboring cynical. so nicholas, what are we to make of this development? not entirely unexpected. that's right there. not really a surprise there that they would suspend the country from the west. afri

there will be a major factor where americans come to vote on wednesday, jamal i'll show you on here. so blanca, the heads of key international organizations are meeting in the netherlands to decide on a clear call to action. well, leaders ahead of a major climate conference. the global center on adaptation summit in rotterdam is being chaired by the former un secretary general banking moon. it comes 2 months ahead of $26.00. the us climate change conference in glasgow because so the accelerating climate crisis, as was reported by i p. c. c. recent assessment report that we have already general point 4 degrees celsius, not 1.5. we have already consuming 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 shank soon. and then when you're ready to go, he goes, you've been coming to us about liberation court has sentence and opposition process leader to 11 years in prison. maria color miss cove was a key figure in mass demonstrations last year against president alexander lucas. shank, she

wanted to give some i'm speaking about the role element before, even the government up with the jamal kasheila agirri murder in a saudi consulate on our jazeera. ah hello, i'm emily. i'm going into holidays to the top stories on al jazeera, america's top military officer has called the end of the 20, he war and f canister, a strategic failure during questioning by senators on capitol hill, defense officials admitted telephone forces advanced on cobbled faster than anticipated. form a foreign minister for me. oh, to shita is set to become japan's prime minister after he was chosen as the new leader of the ruling liberal democratic party. the vote was held up the prime minister. yeah. she had a suit said he wouldn't fake reelection. he's faced strong criticism over his handling of the pandemic and the cost of the olympics because shita will be confirmed as prime minister on monday, friday selma has moved from touch here. his when wasn't the sort of surprise, he was competing against the title going off. who is the former also for mr. and defense minister, and now he's so complex finish

now, $100.00 to $500.00 about a shuttle jamal or whatever, you know, into this luxury level? yes. in this name, say what i'm about, i'm or trish about say leo test in my that i'm calling the phone and john, while him with us the funner me yankee visits and let us sit in but enquire. mickland dot com is an anchor for southern due to shadow. it's moving south of san aquatic and mclean has actually money. they give us a shout out of this or what is it? well, home to join the wall and the center. that was when i'm doing your job or she will not change, i would go with that. it's all paid for on your name on the wall. can you say one done or do you live? i saw was either going to get coffee to get him or that john and he got ah me then why that is the more that me than she was fitted them name is shawna data me data may get at that. i can, my dad is like you, my dad. very good mall. sure duty to get on the good news to can get on the man is in the unit and they're not going on. yeah, i'm just, you know, so now i'm john nathan kitchen. she told me to turn turn into tonight in the sunday

even if the government get up with this, jamal kasheila, agirri murder in a saudi consulate on our 0. me be the hero, the world needs right now. i was, ah ah, ah. hello again, i'm truly back the ball. with the headlines on al jazeera, america's top military officer has called the end of the 20 year war in afghanistan, a strategic failure during questioning from senators on capitol hill. the military's top brass admitted that taliban forces advance far more quickly than anticipated. prodigal haine has more from capitol hill the term of the joint chiefs of staff mark, milly.

. >> an incredible 109-yard return from jamal agnu. the longest touchdown in nfl history.nals come back to win 31-19. a wild week three out west with the packers and 49ers on sunday night football the highlights here. rogers would get things started early. finding the action for the early score. 10-0 green bay jimmy found kyle to take the lead still 37 seconds left. all the packers needed was a field goal mason crosby would get a chance and seal it. packers win 31-28. stafford and the rams got the bucks and d ball brady with 400 yards passing not enough to keep up with the rams the rams win it 34-24. >> an offensive explosion in arrowhead. the chiefs can't respond and fall to last in the afc west chargers bolt to the 30-24 win >> and in detroit, history made at the right time. that 56-yard field goal and goes in the longest field goal made in history and a lead 19-17 >> and raiders propelled 3-0 and rogers extending his rushing lead >>> wall street is looking down the barrel of what could be a very turbulent week ahead. here with the details to help us out, karen tso >> go

jamal was a former interpreter for the british army in afghanistan.cut the backlog of postponed operations and treatment. the government says it's committed to making sure the nhs had everything it needed to provide excellent care while tackling backlogs. with me now is matthew taylor, the chief executive of the nhs confederation. matthew, thank you for your time this morning. the government is saying it has committed to making sure you have everything you need. you say that requires £10 billion. has the government said its going to give you any additional money? we have give you any additional money? - have been reading this week suggests that the government says 5 billion rather than ten billion and it is our responsibility having surveyed our responsibility having surveyed our members to be clear about what the consequences of our —— of us getting the money that we need will be. the government has fully supported the work that has been necessary during covid, but one thing we all know is firstly, covid has not gone away and it is continuing to be t

give some i'm speaking about the role element before, even though the government came up with this jamal kasheila, agirri murder in a saudi consulate on our jazeera. oh hello. i'm emily anglin in joe. how these are the top stories on al jazeera, america's top military officer, has called the end of the 20 war and f canister, a strategic failure during questioning by senators on capitol hill. defense officials admitted taliban forces advanced on cobble faster than anticipated form of foreign minister for me. oh, she is set to become japan's prime minister.

wanted to give some, i'm speaking about the role element before, even the government, up with the jamal cushion, angie murder in a saudi consulate on our jazeera, the white representation participation. democracy means that people have the right to choose their leaders and government in free and fair election, and exploring why democracy has never been flattened in so many parts of the world . i don't you mentally, theories examines the biggest challenges to democracy from those who wonder minded to those who are ready to die for democracy may be coming soon on 0. when freedom of the press is under threats, step outside the mainstream shift, the focus that pandemic has turned out to be a handy little pretext for the prime minister to clamp down on the press. so listening post on jazz eda ah hello again. i'm fully battle in doha. with the headlines on al jazeera tunisia, the president has named de geo physics professor with little political experience as a country's 1st. he made a prime minister. his asked nash level den to form a government last week. president case said, announced he w

joining us now is jamal green, a constitutional law professor colombia university. professor green, thanks for making time. >> good to be here. thank you. >> first of all, let me ask you a basic approach here that by which i am looking at this is right. it seems to me as a non-lawyer and observer that both in terms of the implementation through osha and the broader question of whether or not there can be vaccine mandates in america, there does seem to be pretty solid precedent that this is within the government's power. is that the right way to look at it? would it have to be a departure from sort of settled precedent for these measures by the current administration to be overthrown? >> yeah. i think you've got it about right. i would add one important additional point, which is, you know, we keep talking about these as if they're mandates, vaccine mandates, the language that people use when they attack it. but in this isn't even a vaccine requirement. right. you get, the employer has to have a vaccination or they can provide for weekly testing. that's the other opt

wanted to give i'm speaking about the role element before, even if the government came up with this jamal, call sean g murder in a saudi consulate on our jazeera, we town, the untold story. ah, we speak when others don't. ah, we cover all sides. no matter where it takes a police fin, sir guy, my empower in pasha. we tell your story. we are your voice, your new, your net out here. the is it tipping point? scientists are telling us right now that we have just 12 years of the world's lead to agree upon a solution. people are taking that into their own what's happening now? we're trying to get people to come to the table and that it kills people. now it's ready can both rise with the people's voice. oh no, just 0. me the hello again. i'm fully batty boy. in doha, with the headlines on al jazeera, the us federal government is facing a possible shut down by the end of the week. the republicans in the senate have blocked an emergency spending bill. congress has until friday to find a solution. shebra tansy has more from washington. this is just about paying federal employees and food stamps. thi

even the government came up with this jamal, shoji murder in a saudi consulate on 0. 0 hello. i'm diamond joan, in the top stories here on our 0 israeli forces of kill 2 palestinians. a woman was shot dead near alex, a mosque and occupied east jerusalem after allegedly trying to stab officers with what's described as a sharp object. and a 22 year old man died after israeli special forces carried out rage in the occupied west bank. witnesses say 50 personnel storm the village of berkin.

cleaned and wanted to give the i'm speaking about the old elements before, even the government of the jamal kasheila agirri murder in a saudi consulate on our jazeera, the hello hope care keeping while the big story across the middle east is when so let me show you. we've got a small coming down from iraq. look at the darker colors there that spinning around the sand and does. and i think wind gusts for the gulf states. we could see about 55 kilometers per hour. so visibility will be a concern. we have that hazy sunshine to be expected on sunday, after torrential downpours in southern pakistan, affecting karachi, we're drain out with a high of $33.00 degrees. ok, what do you say we go to turkey, check on the conditions here, and it's largely dry. also for the levant is wall, where we have seen a scattering of showers over the last little bit, but full of sunshine. in the forecast on sunday, the tropics of africa, we've got our storms flaring up here, parts of the p. o. p. over the past 24 hours scooping up about 50 millimeters of rain. and that's typically what we'll see in any of the zones

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them how many boxes speaking about their own elements before even the government came up with this jamal, shoji murder in a saudi consulate on 0. 0 hello. i'm diamond joan, in the top stories here on our 0 israeli forces of kill 2 palestinians. a woman was shot dead near alex, a mosque and occupied east jerusalem after allegedly trying to stab officers with what's described as a sharp object. and a 22 year old man died after israeli special forces carried out rage in the occupied west bank. witnesses say 50 personnel, storm the village of berk. in the dawn there was gunfire. the 2 young residents were arrested. can he says president his name de g, a physics professor with little political experience as the country's 1st female prime minister. he's taught national boot in with forming a government. last week, i said, announced he'd rule by decree, and ignore parts of the constitution, sparking large protests. what mara? a few people with us. this is a historical moment where we see, for the 1st time ever a lady who has a prime minister in our country. we will be taking care of our respons

wanted to give some, i'm speaking about the role element before, even the government get up with this jamal kasheila, agirri murder in a saudi consulate on our 0 o. hello and barbara farah in london with the top stories on al jazeera, germany's social democrats have claimed election victory narrowly being the block of outgoing chancellor angle. and marco who c d u party has been the dominant political force of the country for 3 decades. i'll show, says is s p d party is ready to form a new coalition government with the greens and the free democrats. the s p d is predicted when 27.25.7 percent of the vote. the villa villa of stick loggers.

i want to read you something that jamal buoy from the "new york times" writes.t all of the pieces are falling into place for trump to seize power from voters. quote, all he needs is a rival slate of electoral votes from contested states. state officials and state legislatures willing to intervene on his behalf. a supportive republican majority in either house of congress. and a sufficiently appliant supreme court majority. if he runs in 2024, is jamal right? are all the pieces in place for him? >> they are. if you look at the eastman memo, the attorney for trump that laid out a six-point plan for overthrowing the government. you don't need the electors. it is very dangerous. what folks need to understand is arizona was a win for trump because this is all about getting across the notion that elections are not final and they are not inviolate. it is just the first round. this is a dangerous concept. we are going to have every election where republicans don't win with these kinds of shenanigans, threats of violence, these threats of intimidation. that's why it is e

this last, i think we need all to use it in a good way for the good of the future of i've got to and jamal al sheil has more from here in durham how they've approached the situation here in a gun is done. and what's that has yielded so far as far as the facilities are concerned, is that it's been able to bring the taliban from the fall device. elation and actually at least even from an optics perspective, see a shift in their narrative in the way they have been talking on the promises that they have given in terms of amnesty to those who worked with the former african government in the form of commitment to providing education and so forth. those things obviously was all being expressed verbally. what we've heard from the dutch for a minister who are meeting her counterparts with custody and funny. and yesterday, the german from minnesota here is that what they want to see is they want to see action and they want to see this materialized on the ground. as far as that is concerned, it is now shifting focus from what we saw as the major evacuation person drive over the past 10 days for one o

and the ruling justice and development party has performed fully out 0, jamal child has more from the capital robot. the main winners of this votes were the national value for independence run or headed by 1000000000. our business men, as is a notion that being said, his party, the national money for independence, was unable to pass the 200 threshold which is needed to be able to form a government on their own. there are 390 seats in the building behind me so and you party has a new majority in the parliament behind us, but there are still going to be several weeks if not, maybe even a few months of negotiations before we see how morocco's next governments will look like local officials in ethiopia say more than a 120 civilians have been killed in a massacre. be too dry and people's liberation front is being blamed for the killings and the northern region of i'm horror. but the rebel group denies the allegation, calling it fabricated. the west african block echo us has suspended guinea in response to some days military coup regional leaders of also demanded the release of president of

to give some, i'm speaking about the old intimate before even the, the government get up with this jamal kasheila agirri murder in a saudi consulate on our 0 o king vanelle, and don't have that help stories on al jazeera, the u. s. federal government is facing another shot down by the end of the week. republicans and the senate have just blocked an emergency spending bill. congress has until friday to find a solution. shebra tansy has more from washington d. c. this isn't just about paying federal employees and food stamps. this is also the entire. 2 government and also the u. s. defaulting on its bomb payments and its depth and servicing its bombs. so this has implications not just for the us, but also for being a global economy, basically. and that could be a disaster. the u. s. has acute north korea of threatening the international community after 5, a short range missile into the sea of japan. surely off the launch north korea's ambassador to the un told the general assembly that it had the rights to his weapons and defend itself. rob mcbride has moved from sol the south korean and u

. >> jamal agnew took a missed field goal to the house. 109 yards in the longest score in nfl history it wasn't the jaguaring' day, though, as the cardinals won it 31-19. and in detroit, justin tucker made history his 66-yard field goal dinks of the crossbar and in. that gives the ravens the win over the lions 19-17 >>> on the fantasy front, derek carr's 386 yard performance propelled the raiders to 3-0 and derek henry's 113 yards extended his league rushing lead >> that kick, though, was amazing. 66 yards >>> we got record temperatures in some parts of the nation, while a category 4 hurricane is churning in the atlantic meteorologist janessa webb, hope you rested up this weekend sounds like a big week ahead for you. good morning >> yeah, good morning. definitely as that cat 4 continues to spin, the models are not in agreement, so we'll watch that closely you were showing those football scenes i was looking at the weather clear skies throughout the weekend, and high pressure is going to continue to dominate across the plains into the east coast. this is a wonderful week but if you nee

they got a fourth quarter score from jamal williams and then the on side kick bounced off george kittle's face. detroit recovered, set themselves up nicely for a comeback. jared goff, pride of marin county, lions down eight. niners need to milk the clock with about a minute to go. samuel. the ball punched out. lions ball. seconds left. too much defensive pressure on fourth down when the ball hit the ground it was over. 49ers escape detroit with a 41- 33 win. >> kyle actually asked the team how do we feel about the win and nobody said anything because at the end of the game we just got to finish the game like we started and then i'm glad we got the win though. >> we were rolling as an offense for a little bit there and we got into a pretty good groove. kyle was calling the plays. he was on fire. we were rolling pretty good. got to find a way to finish a little better. at the end of the day, a win is a win. >> if you drafted packers aaron rodgers in fantasy football, i'm sorry. what happened at the saints? they used jacksonville stadium. rough one, down 17-3. he's picked off by paul out of

. >> joe burrow didn't miss a beat in a return from a devastating knee injury finding jamal chase. and vikings would go down to the wire in overtime trading possessions until cincinnati kicked one through the uprights for 27-24 win tennessee had no answer for kilar murray the titans comeback was stifled by a flock of errors on the defenders led by chandler jones's five sack performance. the cardinals head back to arizona 38-13. >>> among the fantasy standout, t.j. hopkins nearly helped the lions complete a massive comeback over the 49ers. mia chaka made herstory. she was the line judge against the jets against the panthers. >> good for her. >>> janessa tracking new trouble in the tropics. >>> and she's so lucky she's a star britney spears surprises friends with an engagement announcement. you really did me a solid with that “maya markdown” on my insurance. here's the deal maya, state farm offers everyone surprisingly great rates. right. no really. there's no markdowns, just great rates. pull around back in 20 minutes. i'll hook you up with the good parts. when you want the real dea

of the end zone agnew, still running agnew, down the sideline >> an incredible 109-yard return for jamaling that missed 68-yard field goal to the house. that was the longest score in nfl history. the cardinals came back to win in the second half 31-19 a wild sunday, week three in the nfl, skull m culminating with t packers and 49ers. rodgers finds adams, making it 10-0, green bay early. back and forth the game went until jimmy garoppolo hits his man here, giving the niners the lead with less than a minute 37 seconds, plenty of time for aaron rodgers to drive down the field. all they needed is a field goal and packers win 30-28. >>> in los angeles, matthew stafford and the rams hosted the bucs they killed them with the deep ball tom brady had 400 yards on the day but the rams win it 34-24. >>> an explosive explosion at arrowhead. the chiefs fall to last in the afc west the chargers bolt to the 30-24 win. >>> in detroit, justin tucker made history at just the right time his 66-yard field goal dinks off the crossbar and in. the longest field goal in league history gives the ravens the win o

with about a 3rd of afghans facing hunger crisis, jamal michelle is in da. he says, western governments realize the need for some level of connection with the tommy bon. a message that's come is that there needs to be engagement with the new world are on the ground in afghanistan. that engagement is needed for a multitude of reasons. now to washington d. c, where the pentagon is holding a press conference that's listening to aren't officials are saying good afternoon and thanks for being here. it's been a busy time for all of us in this department. a proud one. and a solemn one to we have concluded our historic evacuation operation can ended the last mission of the us war in afghanistan. america, as long as war has come to a close. now both secretary and as a veteran of our afghan war my thoughts have been with the brave americans who stood up to serve after al qaeda attacked us on september 11, 2001 and my heart is with their families and loved ones. and with our friends and allies and with our fellow citizens whose lives were lost or changed forever. over

even the government came up with this jamal cushion angie murder in a saudi consulate on our jazeera. oh . can vanelle and all hope that helps stories on al jazeera, the u. s. federal government is facing another shot down by the end of the week. republicans in the senate have just blocked in emergency spending. bill congress has until friday to find a solution. shepherd tansy has more from washington d. c. this isn't just about paying federal employees and food stamps. this is also the entire government and also the u. s. defaulting on its bomb payments out of debt and servicing its bombs. so this has implications not just for the us but also for being a global economy based.

speaking about the role element before, even the government came up with this jamal sean g murder in a saudi consulate on 0. 0, hello, barbara ferris london with the top stories on al jazeera, germany's social democrats have claimed election. victory narrowly being the block of outgoing chancellor. angle marco, whose c d u party has been the dominant political force of the country for 3 decades. i'll show, says is s p d party is ready to form a new coalition government with the greens and the free democrats. the s p d is predicted when 27.25.7 percent of the vote for the villa villa of stick loggers tours had spoken very clearly. they said, who should form the next government, the strength and 3 parties, the social democrats, the greens and f d p. this is therefore the clear mandate that the citizens of this country have given these tree should form the next government. in sedan tension is deepening between the military and civilian factions. of the transitional government. it was created under a power sharing deal to oversee the countries move to democracy. but protests there is a s

and as your brother jamal lost his home and also his livelihood after his grocery store was flattened in the may attack and called the ecier still mourn the loss of her husband hit by gunfire while out getting food during what was supposed to be a ceasefire in 2008. joining us to talk about the reality of god, the reconstruction, omar wasa, mommy, thank you for making time to be on the stream today. i'm up, please tell me who you are, what you do. thank you for me. my name is almost shocker. i'm the israel and palestine director at human rights watch overseeing research and advocacy around human rights abuses across the west bank, gaza israel proper. thanks for being with us today. offer. please introduce yourself to international audience. actually, i'm from garza, my name is $900.00 and the actor filipino at, i mean the organization for the youth and the woman that works both on the trip and bank. if you remember, garza shows, and you will remember, mahmud, for those of i wouldn't. you haven't seen you before by mood on the street, please remind them who you are and what you do. hi,

as soon as possible, jamal shell has more from the the custody form. so just hung up on the sunny, confirm that's a technical team from his country was deployed to of kind of spun off 24 hours ago . they're there to assess how to get that airport up and running. obviously, a lot of it was destroyed either by the huge amount of crowds who descended on it or intentionally by the occupying american forces as they left there. so it does require some sort of reconstruction or rebuilding, but the more important one is who is going to be running it was going to be man and gets into that the country. foreign minister said that his government was in talks with the turks as well as obviously to talk about the new rotors on the ground to come up with some sorts of a mechanism. although that deal hadn't yet been finalized. he did indicate or point to the fact that they do expect something to be agreed within the coming days, which was corroborated to us. that's an extent by word we're hearing from sources inside of kind of stand who said to taliban are hoping that

it will be the 3rd election since the new constitution was introduced in 2011. jamal reports from casablanca, with restriction funding, large scale gathering, still in place. political parties and morocco are limited to holding small street to street. congress is as the vine for support. i had of wednesday's elections. this year's polls are very different to previous one. election billboards are few and far between the have been no big rallies and there is an evident lack of excitement amongst many americans. much of this is down to the impact cove it has had on the country, particularly its economy, a key and here, alarming. there's no doubt the pandemic will impact these elections in the entirety that they won't just the large scale protests voting. but i also expect many people to choose to abstain because the standard mac has dented the people's confidence in the political process. the miracle is currently trying to stave off another wave of the virus. and although it's done much better than its neighbors in combat, in cove, it, in terms of hospitalizations, it's economy, particularly th

wanted to give some, i'm speaking about the role element before, even the government up with the jamal cushion, angie murder in a saudi consulate on our jazeera, with the i've got to stop is a landlocked nation, surrounded by 6 countries. it's longest border is shared with pakistan. so the recent taliban takeover and cobble presents a new geo political challenge was lam about and the region at large. on august, the 15th taliban fighters arrived at the gates of the african capital after a rapid advance across the country, american troops were pulling out after 20 years, and the democratically elected president, ashe, rough ghani, had fled the country, the international community food, a possible power vacuum in afghanistan and what it could bring, the taliban marched into cobble 20 years after being forced out. as the news was breaking thousands of afghans rushed to cobbles airport, hoping to leave the country at any cost. thousands headed to border crossings in the following days, while regional leaders worried about a possible flow of refugees. the un estimates up to half a 1000000 af

wanted to give an i'm speaking about the role element before, even the government it up with the jamal kasheila agirri murder in a saudi consulate on our 0 bus clearings and now taking over what used to be pristine forest, where giant trees one stood tall and she put to use role conservation to say the area is warming with eco timber, lockers and porches. 4 years ago the government is here in the east. the ban on the timber trade decision only opened a flood. uncontrolled, illegal logging seriously own home to more than 5000 was to seize more than 1500 of them. i found them the loan amount regional and they're far from safe. conservation is under pressure to save them after the resumption of looking under 10 on the fight to lead germany, neck, and neck. exit polls mean that could be months of negotiating to form a coalition government? ah, mariam was in on the and watching alger. they're also coming off on the program as been anger on the streets of tune is protested, has condemned what they call the president's pow grabbed while others support his move. a funeral on the occupied westb

wanted to give some, i'm speaking about the role element before, even the government of the jamal kasheila, agirri murder in a saudi consulate on our jazeera. how many nukes has too many new america has in many ways driven the arms rate parties are much more like the british stuff to the there are, you will regulation to own a tiger, then there are own a dog. how can this be happening? you know, we take on us politics and, and that's the bottom line. ah, which is here with every ah ah junior he is president names and national boot in the country 1st women prime minister and tossed her with the formula government. ah. 11 o'clock this is out there in life and that coming up the world's worst hunger christ to see you and calls on the government to allow aid institute.

the city of jamal about the operation comes after a series of attacks in the area. a chinese tech executive has returned home and the 3 example she was detained in china, who always chief financial officer among when joe was greeted by big crowds and she was soon after hercules, to canadians of freed from prisons in china. michael coverage and micro spaces were detained, accused of espionage, not long. after long when joe was arrested in canada, both in germany's election opened in a few hours with parties holding their last campaign values to gonna support from undecided voters. anglo merck rallied for c d u candidate arman. last year in the western city of austin, social democrats and shelter also held his last dimension, post them outside berlin and the okay. now on the palmer island in the canaries is continuing to produce loud explosions and asked clouds almost a week after it began erupting a new crater has opened, forcing the small island to close fits airport. well, those were the headlines and he's continues here now to 0 off the listing post. thanks so muc