oh, this is an architect by john nick, his self appointed tasks, to create sustainable housing for the rural poll. to bring tropical beauty back into vietnam's, choking ab and space and to convince developments that his dreams are attainable. but changing minds can be as hard as altering spaces. rebel architect to continue with cleaning the city anal, disease iraq, a nation where women's chastity is seen the central to its patriarchal identity. but out of sight, human trafficking for prosecution is on the rise. table of power talks to survivors and goes behind the scenes with a dedicated police squad working to bring the perpetrators to justice. iraq human trafficking on a jesse era. ah, ah, the un says there are credible claims, unaccompanied ukrainian children uh, being forcibly taken to russia for adoption.

ah, this is the architect by john nick, his self appointed tasks, to create sustainable housing for their whirlpool, to bring a tropical beauty back into vietnam's, choking ab and space. and to convince developers that his dreams are attainable, but changing minds can be as hard as altering spaces. rebel architecture continues with cleaning the city anal disease. ah ah, look about your watching officer with me so robin at our headquarters here in doha . i'll top stories, the united nations says there is credible evidence that moscow is forcibly taking ukrainian children into russia to be adopted, and that thousands of other ukrainians all being forcibly deported from russian occupied areas. also, the remaining suspect to the mass, stopping in canada has died shortly after being arrested. while sanderson has been on the run but has a, was arrested in a raw studies discussion. and brazil. it's mocking 200 years of independence from portugal. but critics accused best enjoyable sonora of turning the occasion into a campaign event. baltimore is made rival and form of president luis and not sui

polish government may be using the reparations argument to make political capital at home for you john nick structure. so something like 83 percent of their supporters want this to happen. elections are coming up next year. and having run out of other issues and definitely wanting to distract from inflation and that fuel shortages and other problems that poland is facing. in recent times, democratic germany has tried hard to right the wrongs done by nazi germany, building monuments to the many millions who were murdered and expressing determination never to repeat the sins of the past. but also arguing that the time for compensating the countries that were invaded and occupied is over dominant came al jazeera berlin. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories they had of the u. s. nuclear watchdog has warned that the physical.

john? >> nick, you talked about other local people thought about the russian soldiers that left.eacted to ukraine soldiers who took the town back? >> look, it's really hard when you move into freshly deoccupied, liberated territory to -- some men we spoke to, men have similar ancient bicycles, it seems to be, if i will be fair, impartial about the russians leaving and ukrainians returning. they lived literally with russia right over their lives. it may not have been that stark change seeing russian forces move into the town. some said that the forces inside vovchansk were not that brutal. not very nice, one man says but not guilty of the kind of war crimes we have seen that they are accused of in areas around kyiv. other people deeply troubled by the occupation. we heard that one woman talking about feeling aged 55, and she's never troubled anybody, suddenly feeling hatred in her heart. a mixed picture, certainly, but that's a reflection of when you get a lot closer to russia, how that changes the dynamics inside some of the ukrainian towns. >> as i said, it was remarkable to see

so just when it was, when you were trying to stop or land them to come in for lease, what john knows, nick, from mom. i mean, michelle. sure. um, when she will, your items will come with us last night you their company was about to join the production leak agreement, partition kimball jacobs, who used to still move, moving the problem or is it the wisdom of which sustain us the use of us giving you the number you will get done, you know, in a couple of ways, you will see it because i was up on the other one, you still with my mac and you still green switch start and you'll be what is the meanest with the new portfolio that are in your shirley, my last bill of the grad school, but i just said i was on the list and somebody was, nuclear wasn't probably on the shilling. you're going the grains of going to be sure you knew and using sure. and when you, when it was a nice boy and your voice isn't showing leaders and rank and file members of nationalist organizations admit they have been preparing for violent st. riots long before the protests in gulf key. lee, supposedly to believe nathan is to

and also in that crowd, gordon brown, tony blair, john major. nick clegg. i mean when you see all of those people together, including as i said, the queen consort. including william, now the prince of wales. how important is that visually for a nation that is mourning the only queen most of them have known but also sending a message, very strongly. that in many ways the tradition, the world, life. goes on. >> exactly. this is all about continuity. because continuity brings reassurance. obviously, the death of the queen is a moment for extraordinary change in this country. and in the commonwealth. and wider world. at the same time, it's the precise reason why these events are so meticulously planned. so that the public can watch them. and basically say, okay, we've got this. the transition is happening. it's happening smoothly. and it is the right way to go. no individual is bigger than the crowd. it's the crown that endures. that's the spirit of continuity. at the heart of our constitutional democracy. so yes, to see the political heavyweights we're looking

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debate set two weeks before the election, this as questions over democrat john fetterman's health continue to dominate the race. nicks the latest. hey, nate. >> dr. mehmet oz says fetterman is trying to run out the clock and suffered a stroke back in may and still dealing with effects from it. fetterman is considerate the favorite but dr. oz appears to be closing the gap and in a new pretaped interview from last night, fetterman appears to still be struggling with his speech, take a look. >> the message is that it really matters abortion on the ballot and the way of life, it was such an honor to walk with the teachers of this grand district and was so proud to work with them and -- excuse me, i'm elated that they got the kind of fair contract that they deserved. >> the lone debate between candidates is expected october 25th, two weeks before election day. the conditions are still being worked out. dr. oz is allowing fetterman to used close capping because of lingering auditory processing issues but fetterman refuses to extend debate by 30 minutes. >> dr. oz argues it's necessary because medical accommodations will m

john miller, and former assistant special watergate prosecutor, nick ackerman, and former federal prosecutord to have all of you on. john, i'll start with you. so the special master is telling the trump legal team he wants them to submit specifically a declaration of, quote, any specific items that were on the doj's list that they believe were not taken from mar-a-lago. so basically he is saying, his pr strategy that this is planted and making that claim, he is saying, prove it. >> the special master for judge dearie, is a special master, in this case, not a judge. but he's acting a lot like a judge. what he saying, is if we're gonna make these allegations, make them sworn, under oath, and bring proof, starting with, did the fbi plant the classified documents at mar-a-lago. he's trying to speed up the process, which, is put up or shut up. >> how do you think, nick, trump's lawyers will respond to? this >> i think they're gonna hide under the rocks. this whole thing is designed, basically, to get donald trump to come forward with a sworn statement, under oath, saying that yes, stuff was plant

john? >> you have several hours of this in store for you. nick myrtle beach, please keep us posted. that's where ian is going, soon. now, where it has been is here in the ft. myers area and ft. myers beach. we've been hearing stories from ft. myers beach, which is very hard to get to by car. they're only letting residents back in across the bridge to ft. myers beach, but i was able to see it from the air. the lee county sheriff took me on a helicopter ride to see how extensive the damage was. >> all of that debris, just littered everywhere. these were buildings? this was the building right there? >> there were buildings, restaurants, and what used to be the ft. myers pier. >> how far back does the sand go? >> straight through to the bay s side. the empty spots you see were homes? >> i'm sorry, on this beach here, there used to be homes? >> you'll see the empty lots here, as you see, those lots right there, those were homes. those were hotels, those were real property two, three, four, five stories high, washed away. >> the buildings just ripped o

nick. oh, okay. john, you're not just thinking whenever you had the pie charts about, different crimes, i like whenever i got to the eighties, i think more violent crimes started to become like on the radar. i guess. do you think that's sort of our america's obsession? like serial killers starts to, like, blossom or, you know, like people start getting like i don't know. i don't want to say obsessed, but people start like, yeah, being fascinated, like people like jeffrey dahmer, like bundy and, people like that. do you think that kind of like. yeah. has a correlation or? and that's an interesting that's an interesting question. but like i like you know, and actually i do has i mean it's i do think that you what happened in the 1980s for real is that violence rates went down. right. you know, and they've been going down and and so actually you actually have a much safer people actually are much safer. and i think that when they started to get much safer in reality, they started to sort of focus on these, y

as john d, w correspondent, mc connelly in the ukrainian capital, welcome at nick, how are people reacting to this news? was weird, it sounds, this is not the top story in the ukrainian media today and definitely pull are not talking about it anything as much as internationally. people here talking about the use of cluster munitions against civilians in the south ukraine. other kind of humanitarian stories. i think that has 2 reasons. on the one hand this has already been factored in. there's been lots of talk about referendums since russia started this most recent invasion in february. the dates were moved several times where people kind of knew this was coming. i was just a matter of when it was coming in the end the there was only few weeks between the announcement of these votes and them being carried out. but basically people had kind of prepared themselves for this. and they don't want to, especially the politicians say they don't want to give it too much significance. this is not something that ukraine recognizes. they called on their assistance to boycott these events and to, you k

. >> but according to defense attorneys john lewis and debra buxbaum, nick's rage was misplaced.evidence that links daunte taylor to this crime. >> i felt like this really was a case of classic tunnel vision where from the get-go this seemed to be targeted at dante taylor. everybody thought it has to be dante taylor. and any information that they came across or that they uncovered during their investigation that didn't point to dante taylor basically got swept aside or kept -- or got ignored. >> his attorneys acknowledged to the jury that sarah and dante did meet. but they said it was simply a sexual encounter between two consenting adults and dante left her unharmed. they called a former medical examiner to the stand who testified there was no physical evidence on sarah's body that proved she had been raped. >> there is no evidence that that semen was placed there as part of a forcible compulsion. >> and then an explosive claim. lewis told jurors not only had detectives botched the investigation, but he believed they were unethical. >> you think the police made mistakes from the

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john roberts. >> we are covering all angle this is morning. we begin with nick valencia on the next front in myrtle beach, south carolina. the wind is blowing and what do you see right now and what do you expect in the coming hour? >> reporter: good morning. it is soggy and cold and the winds here, you could feel the tropical storm force winds. we're getting blown around every now and then. a few hours -- a gust of wind just came. it is getting bad here. the conditions are only expected to deteriorate throughout the day which is concerning the county emergency management. high tide is at 11:15 until about noon. that will add six feet of water to the equation which is a mess for the low-lying areas. i spoke with thomas bell with emergency management and he said there is already 2500 people without power mostly due to downed trees as the winds come ashore and the rain bands hit us. you talk to residents here, you don't get the sense of much panic or fear. they've been through this before. and the building we're in could can stand winds of a category 4 storm. this

nick kosar. our final witness, john larson. mr. larson has represented connecticut's first district since 1999. he serves on the house committee on ways and means. he is the chair of the subcommittee on social security. mr. larson is also the former chair of the house democratic caucus kiss. welcome. you are now recognized. >> thank you mister chairman. mr. timmins, great to be here. i applaud you for the big ideas that are coming forth. i think they are essential to a democracy. there are many that i would like to explore. i apologize, i got here a little late. i am very interested in the testimony. what kevin was just alluding to, i think, part of the problem, whether it is a member, or staff, it is getting acclimated to congress. especially for the first time. even if you have had state legislative backgrounds, or interest in understanding, or having a grasp of the legislative process. but, it is different here. it is compounded by the distance that a number of people have to travel. not everybody has a short trip like you do, representative kilmer. but, it is stress that that creates. both

of declines and we'll raise that a bit later at the white mouse john kirby joining us in the next hour. ahead of that, i want to go to nick laurice head of c3. nick, that surprised me about watching gas companies and oil companies don't think of gouging people. it's not even happening and wasn't even happening then. no evidence of it happening now. what did you think of it? >> yeah, you know, this really is a supply and demand issue and every time there's a natural disaster, we hear about price gouging and if we actually set price caps on gasoline, on water, on generators, that's going to result in a much worse situation because a lot of people will horde these commodities and so therefore a lot of people won't be able to get them. a lot of people that need them most won't be able to get them and this is really not a problem right now. the industry is working hard to keep refineries and stations online to make sure that prices stay as low as possible but really there's no issue here and it is just a fact of supply and demand. neil: i've covered many of these hurricanes and mother nature events. you always get a run on fue

john army units in different directions, confrontation occurred as a result of urgent measures taken by the azerbaijan army units in order to immediately suppress these action suitable closer bullshit. armine as prime minister nick cold passion, made phone calls to the usa, russia, and france to demand a response from the international community. out regina pushed from america, azerbaijan is trying to claim that these actions came as a response to some kind of crop occasions by the armenian side icon. but we can definitely state that this information is absolutely false. neon, and has nothing to do with reality. since the fall of the soviet union, there have been multiple armed conflicts between the 2 countries, especially over nagondo, kara back the separatist region is inhabited mostly by ethnic armenians, but is recognized by many nations as part of azerbaijan. after a war that last 6 years through the late eighty's into the ninety's, leaving tens of thousands of people dead, there were years of quiet. but in the fall of 2020 and azeri offensive kicked off another war. the conflict has consequences for the entire region. while a majority muslim, azerbaijan is protected by turkey, armine receives military supp

former private chef, darren mcgrady, congressman french hill, nick loris, joe gamaldi fraternal order of police, "new york post" columnist john levine. arizona attorney general mark brnovich and ford o'connell. california is doubling down and going electric still amid. wildfires sparked by downed electricity lines. they're not ready for this. florida governor ron desantis is firing back at governor newsom. states remotely control your thermostat to conserve energy without you knowing about it. mayor of memphis slams weak-on-crime prosecutors after a string he have deadly killings. hunter biden exposing access to the obama white house to get lucrative business deals with china. democrat mayor of d.c., her city council now claim texas and arizona busing migrants to washington, d.c. it turned washington into quote a border town. are they finally acknowledge, finally seeing this is biden's border crisis in full display? i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. liz: staying on the news about the passing of queen elizabeth today, buckingham palace relessing a statement saying the queen died peacefully at bal

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john? >> as i said, it was remarkable to see you there. quite a report. nickour thanks to you. >>> next, we're going to live to cnn's richard quest in london, where the line to pay respects to queen elizabeth stretches nearly five miles now. into the no-too-distant future of lincoln. ♪ ♪ it's what sanctuary could look like.e... feel like... sound like... even smell like. more on that soon. ♪ ♪ the best part? the prequel is pretty sweet too. ♪ ♪ have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪ ( ♪ ) the most fun we have on the gator is just ripping around the property. it's a spring time tradition. as much as we've got going on, it's all about... ...the legacy that we're going to leave behind for our... ...500 mother cows. woman: yeah, who needs tv when you have... man: ...decoys and the dogs. as a first-generation farmer... ...we wear a lot of hats. to be honest, we wouldn't be in ranching without it.

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john. >> sara murray, thank you, as always, for your reporting. we're joined by nickh you. given everything we know so far, do you think, do you believe based on what you heard, that this judge will appoint a special master? and when do you think we might hear? >> i have no idea. that's not the answer you want to hear. it sounds like she -- the arguments are overwhelming against appointing a special master. for one thing, trump waited three weeks almost to do this, and the review is already done. for another thing, he has no right to these documents, any of the documents, right? these are presidential records. there is no executive privilege. there's color bli a right to attorney/client privilege issues, which they have already identified. having said all that, it's clear that this judge wants to split the difference in some way. and she wants to appoint a special master. the problem is, how do you begin to disentangle the responsibilities of a special master so that you allow the intelligence community to deal with classified information, you allow attorney/client pr

john: i'll have one for you, no problem with that. biden administration avoids an economic disaster just in the nick of time after helping broker a deal to stop a railroad strike. critics argue inflation under biden is what nearly caused the strike in the first place. >> sandra: and now with christmas, wait for it, just 100 days away, the ceo of fedex is warning the economy would be entering a worldwide recession. art laffer, formerly of the reagan administration, and larry kudlow with their takes on the state of the economy. >> john: first, fox news alert to kick off "america reports," stunning new exclusive video coming in from our fox flight team. infrared video shows dozens of migrants crossing the border into eagle pass, texas as it spirals out of control. had to mention christmas. >> sandra: you had to mention beer, wait four hours for that. the issue plaguing the southern border and border states for those. >> john: vice president and board czar seeing a surprise at her doorstep after migrants were bussed there from texas. and the swanky island of martha's vineyard greeted by dozens more after being flown there from florida. >>

of armenians of protesting against prime minister nick hope. shannon off to more than a 100 soldiers were killed and renewed. fighting with us or by john, by accusing him of betraying the country after he said he was willing to sign a peace deal to ensure security. rule on top is which we got. i officially state that no paper has been signed. moreover, no paper is going to be signed. there's no talk about any paper. and this is done for special purpose in order to weaken the resistance of our soldiers standing at the border. court finance were held in eyes by john for some of its soldiers. it is the worst violence since the war 2 years ago, and that to speak to nicole in or catabolic region. sweden's prime minister magdalena anderson has announced she will resign her. she has sent a left coalition was defeated by right wing block in sunday's election. loaners have begun to file past the coffin of queen elizabeth the 2nd she's lying in states at west minutes to hold for the next 4 days. acute 5 kilometers long as snaking its way through london and as people wait to pay their respects, the metropolitan police of it says the queen's funer

nick valencia is there for us. what are you seeing? >> well, the force of the wind is incredible, johne most severe we have felt it all day as we are getting hit with another gust, and the rain is hammering us sideways. you can see the force of the water behind me, and the rain is looking 10 to 15 feet, and some estimates are 20 feet. i have just gotten off of the phone by american with emergenc, and there is a storm surge that comes with it about 7 1/2 feet of storm surge which could be disaster of those low-lying areas, and the mayor brenda bethune said no road closures in myrtle beach, but the surrounding areas have had the roads closed as the water is continuing to hammer the crew here. and with refortunate to say that there is no one here on the beach which is a big message that the mayor wanted to stress. no mandatory evacuation order in place here. so when i asked her if she was satisfied with the level of precautions that people were taking, she said it is hard to tell, but the assumption is that most people decided to stay put, and now is not the time to come outside, and that

john: i'll have one for you, no problem with that. biden administration avoids an economic disaster just in the nick of time after helping broker a dealen is what nearly caused the strike in the first place. >> sandra: and now with christmas, wait for it, just 100 days away, the ceo of fedex is warning the economy would be entering a worldwide recession. art laffer, formerly of the reagan administration, and larry

nick, thank you so much. we'll be checking back in with you here in the days to come. that's really it, john. you see folks who they're watching the storm track. it's tracking a little farther east and they dodged a bullet with charlie. they're hoping to do it again, but it's just really uncertain at this point what they may be expecting. at a minute, feet of rain, multiple feet. >> yes. >> puntagorda, michael, if you can hear me, what are you expecting where you are? gorda, can hear me, what are you expecting where you are? >> i've been here for an hour or so. the winds are starting to pick up. the outer feeder bands are bringing winds and there's a great amount of debris across the roadways from the palm trees. the storm surge in this area depending on where the eye actually makes landfall could be very significant as the bay comes into punta gorda, it could get pretty ugly down here where i'm at. i -- there are some things -- i just see -- i just see this area getting a lot of flooding when the eye hits. it will bring in the most deadly part of the storm surge, 9 to 12 feet hoping everyone

john. >> sarah murray, thank you as always for your reporting. we are joined now from former assistant special watergate prosecutor, nick ackerman, former federal judgeat harvard law school and conservative lawyer george conway. given everything we know so far, do you think and believe based on what you heard that this judge will appoint a special master, and what do you think we may hear? >> i have no idea. that's not the answer you want to hear. it sounds like -- the arguments are overwhelming against appointing a special master. for one thing, they would get two or three weeks to do this, and the review is already done. for another thing, he has no rights to the documents, and he at the documents. these are presidential records. there is no executive privilege. there is a right to attorney-client privilege issues, which they have already identified, having said all that, it is clear that this judge wants to split the difference in some way, and she wants to appoint a special master. the problem is, how do you begin to disentangle the responsibilities of a president -- special master so that you allow the intelligence community to deal with classif

nick early at the labour conference in liverpool. john is here to talk about football.ases the pressure on gareth southgate is and gives them something to build and go into the world cup, which is what they will have wanted. morning. there has been criticsim for gareth southgate. questions over hisjob. but england head off to the world cup following a confidence boosting 3—3 draw with germany at wembley. but as natalie pirks reports from wembley, he�*s not the only one feeling the heat. it�*s just so annoying watching england. i've had enough. i think we should get rid of southgate now. if radio phone—ins are any barometer, gareth southgate is under pressure. tactics are being questioned. players are being criticised. but once the football was under way, it was under—fire harry maguire who made the first crucial mistake. no surprise. germany penalty. ilkay gundogan cool as you like. it was to get worse. the unmarked kai havertz seized the moment to double germany�*s lead. england�*s hackles were up and the shackles were off. here comes the comeback. shaw! bit between te

nick, losing the pictures, apologies for that. let's go back tojohn swinney pictures, apologies for that. let's go back to johnhat freeze, how might it last -- how long?— how long? the details of the scottish government's - how long? the details of the - scottish government's programme will be set out in parliament later this afternoon by the first minister. that is a parliamentary statement that has to be full of the rules of parliament have to be respected so that parliament hears these details first. i can't go into details about that statement. what i would say is that statement. what i would say is that the first minister will be bringing forward a range of measures to support the rituals in wrestling with the cost of living challenge. we look to the uk government to take the decisive action which has been lacking for so long on the energy crisis, to ensure that people and businesses are supported through a period of enormous difficulty and challenge and which there has not been a specific action taken by the uk government to date. we look forward to hearing the announcements of the united kingdom governm