going on with johnston and others and can you talk a little bit about that. [inaudible]. >> that is really an interesting question predict at many levels. long street did like johnson he thought a lot of them and when johnston and danny foley lost his best commander. and long street also was self-serving and i've a lot of opinions about him but i don't have time for that but he also wanted to advance and i think that lee saw him as reliable and he try to mountains of ankeny sending out and i don't think that he was thinking that long street could rise to that level and i think he was a good subordinate freighted i think he liked him a lot and think he kns limitations and i don't know if late saw him as disingenuous and don't know that freighted because lee doesn't like much about what he thinks about people. [inaudible]. send me out to tennessee where i can go be with joe johnson and mentor and then he comes up with this elaborate plan to ship them to tennessee enjoying the johnson and attack and then go back into kentucky again and then go back to ohio thus

so i think the question i really have for the administration and deputy city administrator johnston, since you're really representing everybody, i think also what the question is, you know, knowing that we're forming the fuel working group, knowing that there's the fuel working plan, which as it currently stands, we don't have one, and i think that's ultimately what the civil grand jury report is what i learned, and to understand that, you know, there's a lot of work that needs to be done, both as it currently exists, how do we develop fuel resilience as well as how do we move towards less of a dependence on fuel so that, again, in the case of disaster, we can -- what will this group and this plan to also consider moving us away from fuel dependence? >> thank you for those questions. they're very important questions, and i agree there's much more work to be done and much more work that can be done, and i'm happy to outline some of those. we did include those in the response, but, you know, the fuel working group is going to have quite an undertaking, you know, over the next year, 1.5

c. jake johnston, senior research associate at the center for economic and policy research. a warm welcome to you all, and thanks for being with us today on inside story ambassador again, there's been this huge surge in the number of kidnappings in haiti from last year to this year. and just in the past few months, why have kidnappings become so frequent there? what are the factors that have led to this? well, 1st of all, mohammed thank you for inviting me to insight storage. and i'd like to start off for sy, expressing my heartfelt sentimental saluki to the family news not are impacted by this horrible ash, as this is, as it is for all the asian families. and this happens a traumatizing that and it is not best among who door hospitality. make sure all people oh man, this is really to prom ish. one obviously is a security issue. and the other one is a social on the h in terms of security. we have to bear in mind that shady for the better part of the last 20 years has had a international militarize force under the office of the united nations. now, for the most part, they are

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he joins us now of escape from johnston in pennsylvania. sir, thank you so much for joining us here at all. now, j 0. the said the news coming out of france is shocking. but perhaps almost not surprising in the sense that it almost there. and you know, it seems it so follow the example that we've seen come out of other countries as well from what you have seen. is there anything that's different about the situation that we've seen emerge in france? well, hello barbara, thank you for having me on. i'm, the numbers are shocking, but to the survivors, they're not new information. this information is new to the person or some to the world. but keep in mind that church has been in possession of this information for decades. they're just releasing it to the public. ah, they have had this information at their fingertips for quite some time. they should have been acting on this and compensating and caring and making sure that their survivors are healing properly. and in this particular case, in france, so correct me if i'm wrong, but it was actuall

i'm jennifer johnston, the deputy city administrator. the responding agencies were department of city agencies, office of resiliency and planning, contract administration, p.u.c., and the department of environment provided some responses, as well. so our responses also covered the various recommendations required by the board of supervisors, which is 3, 4, 18, 19, and recommendations 9 and 17 of 18. if it pleases the committee, i'll provide general responses to the overviews of the findings and recommendations to the board of supervisors. if you have any questions for me, feel free to stop me. the extensive time and focus on -- we very much appreciation their evaluation and highlighting the importance of fuel as a critical lifeline. so with that, i'll go ahead and turn to the specific findings. so we absolutely agree with the civil grand jury that any disruption to the fuel lines could have a great impact and not to mention potential catastrophic threat to potential public safety. the demand for schools is absolutely going to be a region

front of the confederacy and arkansas will be sacrificed, after the battle of p ridge albert sidney johnston consolidates all the forces including the confederate forces from west of the mississippi so van dorn and his command will march east and cross the river they will not make it in time for the battle with albert sidney johnston. what they bring with them this is a personal interest, they do bring the former staker, the militia from missouri which turned out to be some of the combat troops later if you ever want to see heavy lifting you look at john bowens in the campaign there is a reason those are being called on. anyway he goes back a crossed they missed that in the meantime president davis is not happy. in the mississippi situation. and they get on the river and he sent earl van dorn in the summer of 62, that is when van dorn sends john c breckinridge to attack baton rouge that's the end of the css arkansas, van dorn is over that department of the time of the offensive taking place, does that make sense. what i'm trying to get you an overview of how many places this guy is that in t

olympic gold medalist simone biles. [ cheers and applause ] and the doobie brothers with tom johnstonnd michael mcdonald. [ cheers and applause ] i'll tell you something. personally, cleto and i have been looking forward to this since we were 12 years old. [ laughter ] since we wore socks pulled all the way up to our knees. we get two songs from the doobies tonight. what a night. what a magical time of year this is. the smell of pumpkin spice is everywhere. literally everywhere. [ laughter ] i read this today. a team of research scientists looked into why this pumpkin spice is so popular. turns out, it's not because of the taste. it's because of the smell. they say the smell of pumpkin spice conjures up fond and familiar memories. of thanksgiving, holidays. that's interesting. they should put it in the vaccine. [ laughter ] right? i mean -- [ cheers and applause ] why not? pfizer should start offering shots of pfumpkin spice. [ laughter ] this is interesting too. did you know pumpkin spice contains zero pumpkin? the typical pumpkin spice mixture is made of cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, al

front of the confederacy and arkansas will be sacrificed, after the battle of p ridge albert sidney johnston consolidates all the forces including the confederate forces from west of the mississippi so van dorn and his command will march east and cross the river they will not make it in time for the battle with albert sidney johnston. what they bring with them this is a personal interest, they do bring the former staker, the militia from missouri which turned out to be some of the combat troops later if you ever want to see heavy lifting you look at john bowens in the campaign there is a reason those are being called on. anyway he goes back a crossed they missed that in the meantime president davis is not happy. in the mississippi situation. and they get on the river and he sent earl van dorn in the summer of 62, that is when van dorn sends john c breckinridge to attack baton rouge that's the end of the css arkansas, van dorn is over that department of the time of the offensive taking place, does that make sense. what i'm trying to get you an overview of how many places this guy is that in t

kill him. [ gasps ] [ screaming ] >>> joining us now to look at axios one big thing is nicholas johnstong the economy starting to reopen again. from reliance of america and the west on china and manufacturing stores and russia's geo political power and labor shortages and hovering all over this is how we consume energy and places getting hotter and colder. a big thing we are seeing is a lot of increase crisis, oils over $80 a barrel. that's certainly the news, there is a spike for natural gas in europe. that's cascading throughout the economy. china and india, the energy crisis is falling into that. the united states, labor shortages are leading to some concerns of growing energy problems and the bigover lying factor is inflation. energy crisis is a big part and how much money people will spend. that's driving a lot of inflation fears. we are talking about a lot of what's happening in congress and federal reserve. inflation is a key component of that. energy is some of that can drive. this is a big problem we are looking at globally. >> certainly energy is not the only place that's risin

there was a win for aberdeen against hearts, saint johnstone beat dundee united. principality stadium. they are currently playing new zealand in front of a capacity crowd. wales haven't beaten the all blacks since 1953 and it doesn't look promising at the moment. new zealand ahead 21 points to nine. but it has been a significant date for wales with their captain becoming the most capped player ever on hundred and 49 caps, he has had to come off after 18 minutes with what looked like a shoulder injury. in the first match in scotland easily beat tonga 60—14 at murrayfield. it was a great performance from the debutant rufus maclean who got the first and second try, but the standout player was kyle steen scoring four of the ten tries. the warm u- scoring four of the ten tries. the warm no act _ scoring four of the ten tries. the warm no act for— scoring four of the ten tries. tie: warm up act for the autumn internationals, they call it a test rugby but the tongan intimidation assumed turned timid. fresh faces aplenty for both sides. 21—year—old maclean, the first of m

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and johnstone joined us to talk about his latest project, which exposes the dark secret which shed light on the world power structure and how deep the root of human trafficking. and pedophilia are in today piety. and you know, huge, these stories are more and they need you to right here in our, to america a lot to cover. so let's get started. ah, thanks for joining us. you know, back in 2002, the international criminal court was set up to tackle the world's worst crimes. and it has the authority to step in and actually bring people to justice for war crimes when national government are unwilling to do so. the investigator had actually found a reasonable basis to believe that.

she previously admitted to breaking cordial, disbanding, sales of weapons, azalea, ravia barth. johnston was dispatched to saudi arabia. yemen is not even on the news except on unicef advertisement. in between the news bulletins. you think this is a, this is going to be a big, big element of trade policy to sell weapons to saudi arabia. more of the they've been sending weapons so the radio to can, can come if you, the expression. this is the kingdom created. first by the british empire, when taken over by the american empire, it's been controlled by them on many different levels. obviously, the, some of these have some autonomy, lifeline background. prince decides to go and bump off with the soviet embassy, got him into the 2 pieces and bring him back to saudi arabia that you can bet has not been authorized by any wisdom, interventions, agency. but they have to be about some more drama. i mean, they've been armed for a long time and the irony is me leaving aside the horrors that are being inflicted on the yemen today. while the western world watches it citizens go sleep . for the horror

for the sake of freedom, yours and mine together, i will cheerfully risk catching coolard bars. johnston's not a bad role model actually because we know that he's a bold viva. he likes to drink, he likes a bite to eat, he's highly libidinous, the amount of appetites, basically, i'm legitimate concerns about islam and many of the cultural practices in community tonight. media watch special. we ask companies boycotting d v news for peddling haines? one another you talking about? the corona virus has been indiscriminate in selecting this victims. it's devastating effects of plague, every corner of the globe, transcending class creed and color. but in britain, a disproportionately high percentage of the fallen have been black or brown skins. the big picture traces the economic disparities and institutional racism that a scene united kingdom fail, it citizens, britain's true colors coming soon on out just sierra. ah, this is al jazeera ah hi there, i'm kimbell, this is ben hughes ali from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. days of the ethiopian government launched air strikes and the tick

david amos was stamped to death as he met his constituents on friday for our minister bars johnston, along with the opposition leader kissed armor, laid wreaths at the sight of the murder, which is police are describing the starting as a terrorist incident. the french president has condemned a frank dal on algeria and protested that happens 60 years ago in paris. on the eve of the anniversary emanuel macro observed a minute's silence at the spot where dozens of demonstrators were killed in 1900. 61 micro said the crackdown was inexcusable. hospitals in northern ethiopia, overwhelmed with malnourished children as the fighting in and around to dry causes hunger to spread. the un says belly, any aid has made it into to dry. in the past few months. the open government says that responsibility for the crisis lies with a to gripe people's duration from at least 6 people have been killed and more than 100 wounded in bangladesh. allegations at the koran was disrespected in the temple began after controversial images appeared on social media, sparked outrage. politicians say people are being

believe dominant cummings, formerly a very close source of information cheek by jowl with boris johnston, number 10 until he handled his involvement with corona virus. wrongly and then had to be got rid of as in, in a very delayed way, i guess. but he is basically saying in the daily mail today for his johnson was always going to do a u e on this. i don't think anyone is surprised and i would agree entirely with that was the only thing that's really been consistent during the bars. johnson regime is the inconsistency. i mean not so long ago. ready david frost was extolling the virtues of this agreement, very agreement. he negotiated. now he's trying to disown us. i mean, if, if a junior training official behave that way after negotiating the cream of abroad last very long. so, you know, there are issues with the protocol and it's a result of the hard bridge. the, the sparse johnson government, soft assisted upon so unionist, of highlighted some very legitimate concerns. they need to be taken on board. and i think of the context of what the are going to deliver today. they will be taken o

conservative party is gathering for its 1st in person conference in 2 years. prime minister barak. johnston's government is under pressure after weeks of a fuel crisis caused by brakes it. and the shortage of truck drivers. he's appearing before party delegates who are divided to by the government's handling of the pandemic and its impact on the economy. poll braylin has more from a rally against the conservative party in manchester. expect big case really conservative party to be so much under the weather as big as they come into this conference. beset by problems such as fuel shortages are the petrol pumps, shortages of food on supermarket shelves, and also concerns about rising taxes, cuts in benefits and general cost of living concerns along the general public, but not so forest. johnson's government has a large parliamentary majority, and he has shown himself adept sherry, picking policies and incentives, in order to make sure that he stays struggling the sense a ground of the u. k. politics. these demonstrators here in central manchester are insistent that the conservatives cannot be tr

post head by handful supported against the judge investigating the bay report last in front of the johnston building occurred on thursday morning at the stage. we know that at least 3 people have been killed and 20 injured and the army has moved in our correspondence saying, order is live for us in by word dana. what's the latest from where you are? you can hear. you can hear intense gunfire. we have now taken cover inside the building because just a few minutes ago there was a loud explosion. most likely a rocket propelled grenade. i cannot confirm that at this time. i can also hear a lot of sniper fire. the clashes are now in their 3rd hour for 3 hours. now. this really is one of the most in bouts of violence. in recent years, the lebanese army is deployed heavily deployed in the area, but there's only so much it can do. you can see them towards the end of the street . if we just walk out a little bit. they still have not made their way into these neighborhoods neighborhoods which are also strongholds of political parties who stand on opposing sides of the political divide. we do not know

it sometimes describes itself, is going through the moment when he spoke yesterday on friday or johnston, said, david, i missed, was one of the kindest, nicest, most gentle people in politics all our hearts are full of shock and sadness, and that's the kind of view the hearing from all sorts of m. p. 's from all sorts of different parties at the moment, sharing sad memories about him and kind words as well that what we know so far is that a 25 year old man is in custody. at the moment. the police are saying that this is a terrorist incidence, and they think that there is some kind of investigation as relief that revealed a potential motivation linked to its limits. extremism is how they're putting it. i think it's, it's, it's causing big worries at the moment about n p security and whether that can be stepped up. that was my next question. worry, what are the implications that you're hearing that this crime will have on the security of n pays going forward one? well, this is what the home office is going to be looking into. i think there's a review that is being launched at the moment, 6

thank hill. plenty more head on this news hour, including i demanding johnston students in gonna claim corruption at the country's only law school. cleaning up after a volcano, how ashley is making a mess of the tourist season on the palm. and we'll show you how the baseball player who hit 3 home runs in one game to keep the side to live in the race, to the world series. ah, are you in plain carrying aid to ethiopians to grime region has been forced to a board. it's landing because of a government to air strike. it's the 4th day of air raids this week on to grimes capital mccallegh. the u. n's previously accused the government of effectively blockading the region. it's children's agency says the number going hungry has surged, more than 18 and a half 1000 children were admitted to hospital with severe malnutrition, between february and august. let's bring in san you'll get a true who's a journalist in addis ababa. thanks for joining us. samuel. this work has been going on for almost a year now and it's showing no signs of a beijing. what more can you tell us about these latest air stri

around ports to don against poor economic conditions in the region. british prime minister pros, johnston says the recent fuel shortages and rising costs off an adjustment period k be the cheapest. they'll have started delivering supplies to petrol stations across at least 8 people have been killed in northern india to violence broke out during a farmer's protest. crowds and utter pradesh surrounded vehicles, reportedly linked to a federal minister farmers group say one car run over, protest as demonstrators then set the vehicles on fire. tens of thousands of farmers have been camping on major highways for months to oppose new agricultural laws. elizabeth brought him as mona from you, dana, the farmers protests have been going on for nearly a year. and in that time, we have seen on several occasions, scuffles between farmers and security forces, but this is one of the most, a major escalations. we have 8 people dead for farmers, 3 workers belonging to prime minister that in the morning by the agenda party or b j, p, and their driver. now we have with their police the state where it took p

so i have to pay for the time that my car is distracted by the strip and yet it's johnston is insistent after the insistent look we kind of empty shoals. the price rises that we're seeing at the moment. lead reduction in universal credit of benefit on the rise in taxes, in particular that he's keen to push through that he's pushing through are absolutely necessary because brittany says he's now in a transition period from the kind of low wage, low skill economy that we've had here before to high wage, high skill economy, it's kind of jammed tomorrow kind of policy that he's pushing and he says that the transitional plan that we're going to feel here in the u. k. it autumn, winter time. it is absolutely necessary. demonstration that is wrapping up here behind me. the streets were further clearing away. the stage was a people's assembly against austerity and it was over a 1000 people here raising concerns about the way the government is going about this, particularly with the universal credit. that was a 20 pound uplift that was given to people on very low income's. it's now being taken a

scaling report aimed at the government until we have an independent public inquiry promised fibers johnston in 2022. i think this is pretty much as bad as it's going to get. thank you for that. john hall live there in london. the u. s. state of texas has banned organizations and companies from enforcing coven 19 vaccine mandate. governor greg albert has been one of the most vocal opponents of making vaccines. mandatory in the u. s. is more comes as the biden administration prepares to require employers with more than a 100 workers to be vaccinated or test weekly for the virus thailand. plans to accept vaccinated tourists flying from countries at phase or low risk from next month. it will scrap hotel quarantine for travelers from 10 countries, including the u. k. the u. s. germany and china. all arrivals will still need to show negative covered 19 test results. from an ester pro channel chart says he'll consider lifting the nighttime curfew and ban of alcohol sales in the capital, bangkok, by the new year. the pharmaceutical company, madonna says it will not share. it's called the 19 vaccine