brigadier general mark kenneth, thank— about that.k kenneth, thank you _ about that. brigadier general mark kenneth, thank you for _ about that. brigadier general mark kenneth, thank you forjoining - about that. brigadier general mark kenneth, thank you forjoining us | about that. brigadier general markl kenneth, thank you forjoining us to discuss the legacy of colin powell. meanwhile, british prime minister, borisjohnson, has led tributes in parliament to the conservative mp sir david amess. he was stabbed to death on friday. a 25 year old suspect, remains in custody, where he's being questioned under the terrorism act. the uk government has said, it is considering whether additional measures are necessary, to protect politicians. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg reports. holding on... ..at a church that should be a place of sanctuary, instead — for their father and husband — a place of violence. this family shattered, left reading messages from others. "thank you for all you have done." a simple note among the blanket of flower

kenneth branagh. it is a difficult one. —— the last duel.been less successful and i'm wondering if thatis successful and i'm wondering if that is an appetite that belongs to a bygone era. well, we caught _ belongs to a bygone era. well, we caught up _ belongs to a bygone era. well, we caught up with _ belongs to a bygone era. well, we caught up with ridley i belongs to a bygone era. well, we caught up with ridley scott| we caught up with ridley scott and he talked to us about the last duel and gave us his impression of how he thought it would perform at the box office. i would perform at the box office. ., , ._ office. i tend to play internationally i office. i tend to play internationally and l office. i tend to play i internationally and less in office. i tend to play - internationally and less in the united states was not particularly now china, japan, italy, france. they love the period. i italy, france. they love the eriod. , ., ., period. i request a duel to the death. ridley _ period. i request a duel to the death. ridley scott _ peri

a personalised memoir of his belfast childhood from kenneth branagh. in black and white, is it his version of the oscar winning roma? the story of the film is this nine—year—old boy finding a way to navigate with his family through this period of intense change. acclaimed film maker edgar wright on the festival carpet for the first time with his dark valentine to soho in the 1960s. i've never had a film in the london film festival and i think i've been coming here since 1994. when this opportunity came up, it was like, well this is perfect. i said i think we should go to russia. and documentaries including one looking at the women who protested at greenham common against the proliferation of nuclear weapons. one of the big red carpet attractions at the london film festival this year was the movie spencer which gave festival—goers a fictionalised portrait of diana, princess of wales, when she spent christmas with the royal family at sandringham ini99i. it presents diana as being psychologically vulnerable and under the controlling grip of an unsympathet

a personalised memoir of his belfast childhood from kenneth branagh.and white, is it his version of the oscar winning roma? the story of the film is this nine—year—old boy finding a way to navigate with his family through this period of intense change. acclaimed film maker edgar wright on the festival carpet for the first time with his dark valentine to soho in the 1960s. i've never had a film in the london film festival and i think i've been coming here since 1994. when this opportunity came up, it was like, well this is perfect. i said i think we should go to russia. and documentaries including one looking at the women who protested at greenham common against the proliferation of nuclear weapons. one of the big red carpet attractions at the london film festival this year was the movie spencer which gave festival—goers a fictionalised portrait of diana, princess of wales, when she spent christmas with the royal family at sandringham in 1991. it presents diana as being psychologically vulnerable and under the controlling grip of an unsympathetic royal

[laughter] that is the --kenneth: that is the outer field question.e three young children and a great full-time job. i am going to stay focused on my family and my work. i am involved in politics because regretfully that has become such an important part of day-to-day life in america. erik: i have been involved in supporting a variety of charity causes for a long time. it is heartbreaking to see hard earned gains wiped out with the stroke of a pen from a thoughtless politician. i have become in politician -- politics because i'm trying to protect the american dream and the opportunity that everyone in this country should have to have a great life, a great education, and to have a life well lived. [applause] erik: as you may imagine, ken and i will return to politics but i want to talk about the pandemic. you have been deeply involved in the fight against covid-19. you personally lobbied the trump administration at the highest levels to fund vaccine developing by pre-purchasing doses and multiple drug companies, and you pull levers to push the fda to s

kenneth moton tonight, kenneth, thank you. >>> now to the gabby petito case and police body camera video shows part of an exchange between police and petito not seen before. when she was asked if she'd been hit. here's abc's victor oquendo. >> reporter: tonight, newly released police body camera footage revealing more about this domestic incident between brian laundrie and his girlfriend gabby petito, one of the last times they were seen together and she was seen alive. >> did you get hit in the face? >> reporter: officers in moab, utah, responding to a 911 call in august. witnesses say they saw brian hit gabby. >> did he hit you, though? >> i guess, yeah, but i hit him first. >> where did he hit you? don't worry. just be honest. >> he grabbed my face like this. >> uh-huh. >> he didn't, like, hit me in the face. like, he didn't punch me in the face or anything. >> reporter: police noticing bruises on her body, pressing petito. >> did he slap your face or what? >> well like he grabbed me like with his nail. i definitely have a cut right here because i can feel it. if i touch it, it burns.

when it's been kenneth katz money. he's a gulf expert and he joins us live from washington, dc. kenneth, good to have you with us look. so we've seen a number of isolate tax in iraq recently. how significant is this latest one and what's it telling us about the resurgence of the group insider? rob? thank you very much. and of course, as years europe speaking are purely personal capacity as an outside expert. ah, not official capacity. oh it's, it's very hard to tell from one incident tortue insurance. ah, whether there's a pattern. we don't know that there's a research. and so we, we know that the, i so doesn't control any real big amount, large amount of territory any more. however, you know, we've always known since the defeat was declared 2017 that i saw was defeated. we've always known that have sleeper cells. they have cells, they've been conducting attacks that mosul area, the western desert area. ah, they've, they've had a presence. okay. t all provinces, a mixed province. but we don't know if there's really a r

. >> fellow officer kenneth fields says dunlap was, however, relieved of his duties and he resigned theained unsolved. but fellow officer kenneth fields continued to believe dunlap was responsible. >> feels wrote in an affidavit that he wanted to arrest dunlap after he'd left town, but was told he had no case. >> fields said he kept investigating but just could not get any hard evidence against dunlap. >> now that leon learned dunlap had been a suspect in the murder, the logical question was whether or not he had anything to do with miki's murder. >> reporter: leon wrote dunlap letters about judy's murder. >> so now he had begun this campaign to try to see if he could get him to come forward, come clean. >> reporter: but done lap never admitted to anything. years later, he hanged himself in his garage. the clifton police and the texas rangers investigate, interviewing dunlap's most recent ex-wife. >> yes, he had called his mother and he says, "mom, they're after me again," something to that effect, "about that murder there in clifton." i heard him whispering to the phone, "i'm glad they

kenneth hay and his girlfriend, donna lawson, are suing kenneth's former friend, melissa stout-corriveauees, and a false restraining order. >> byrd: order! all rise! ♪♪ this is case 562 on the calendar in the matter of hay and lawson vs. stout-corriveau. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: your last name is...? >> hay. >> judge judy: mr. hay, how long do you know the defendant? >> probably close to 30 years. >> judge judy: and what was your relationship with her? rlfriend?dy: this isr >> that's correct. >>in0. >> judge judy: there was a period recently when you were not together, you and your girlfriend? >> we had rough times, yes. >> judge judy: recently. i'm talking about the recent past. >> if recent is within the last two years, yes. >> judge judy: yes. tell me when that period was. >> i wanna say -- what year are we in? >> judge judy: no, no, no, don't. >> oh. >> judge judy: don't ask her any questions, especially if you have to ask her what year we're in. [ laughter ] give me a month and year. >> 20

>> kenneth, thank you. >>> now to the violence in afghanistan and the deadliest attack since u.s. forces left. a roadside bomb exploding outside of a kabul mosque during a memorial service for the mother of the top taliban spokesman. killing at least five people. taliban fighters standing guard outside after the attack. no one has claimed responsibility. >>> thousands protesting across the u.s. this weekend for the first women's march of the biden administration. organizers citing the new law in texas that bans abortion after roughly six weeks of pregnancy as their motivation. in washington, d.c., protesters marched to the steps of the supreme court, which rejected a request to block that law amid ongoing legal challenges. the court's new term starts tomorrow. >>> we turn now to the devastating discovery in the search for missing 19-year-old college student miya marcano. authorities in central florida finding what they believe are her remains. she was last seen september 24th. her family saying they're heartbroken. here's elwyn lopez. >> reporter: tonight, a tragic end to the desp

abc's kenneth moton is there. good morning, kenneth. >> reporter: good morning, stephanie. >> the student-led takeover at one of the most prestigious hbcus in the country is growing for nearly two weeks now. more than 150 howard university students have been occupying sleeping in a tent city outside. protesting what they call horrific, dangerous, and unlivable conditions inside several dormitories. students say they're experiencing flooding in the hallways. mold growing in rooms. we've been sharing images online that have done viral using #blackburntakeover. the school is one of the most notable and funded hbcus in the country. accepting their largest single donor donation of $40 million last year. students who pay $40,000 to $50,000 a year to attend the university are demanding answers and changes. in a statement the university pushed back, saying the well being of our students is always one of howard university's top concerns and that the administration is actively addressing the concerns students have shared. t

abc's kenneth moton is in washington with the latest. good morning, kenneth. >> reporter: good morning, stephanie. sources say the credibility of this potential threat is still being assessed, but federal and local authorities are not taking any chances. overnight law enforcement in the d.c. suburbs of several northern virginia communities on alert on this busy halloween weekend with increased police presence around shopping malls and centers. multiple law enforcement and intelligence sources tell abc news that this potential threat came from intelligence possibly linked to isis. the fbi would not comment about those details but said in a statement, the fbi takes all potential threats to public safety seriously, and we take all appropriate steps to determine the credibility of any information we receive. we've heard from police departments in arlington, fairfax and loudoun counties, arlington saying in a statement there is no specific or identified threat, but it deployed more police resources both visible and nonvisible. and the departm

kenneth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. in this final fight for votes, we can tell you that the candidates in this virginia governor's race, and surrogates have been busy ahead of tuesday's election day. democrat terry mcauliffe and republican glenn youngkin, crisscrossing the commonwealth in what we have seen as a potential bellwether for this nation. in fact, it's the most competitive major election since former president trump left off the. a surprisingly tight contest in blue virginia, a recent poll finding this to be a tossup. 49% of likely voters for mcauliffe, and 48% for youngkin. mcauliffe has had democratic heavy hitters for him, including president biden, former president obama and vice president kamala harris, but this weekend, mcauliffe working to energize black voters. he has had the most powerful black lawmaker in congress by hs side, south carolina congressman james clyburn, the man seen as the key figure in turning around biden's 2020 campaign. meanwhile, youngkin endorsed by key republicans including forme

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recently, the host of "tooning out the news'" "smart talk tonight," my old frat brother kenneth parsonsotional letter from the battlefield. jim? >> your documentaries often include soldiers' letters home. i wrote a letter to my sweetie while deployed overseas. would you be willing to read it for consideration for one of your documentaries. >> of course. great. shane, could you bring out the letter? all right. ken, whenever you're ready. >> my very dear bethany. i feel impedal to write you a few lines why i still k. while my courage in my faith and my count's cause does not falter my craving for your love grows stronger every day. as i write this, i look upon the moon and i feel comfort knowing that same light will put a glint in your beautiful eye. i long for you my sweet bride. i long for your touch, your scent, the taste of whatever cold cuts you had for lunch when you pin me to the futon and spit into my mouth. i wish to once again feel every centimeter of your beautiful frame all bearing down on the heel of a single six-inch pump, grinding the folds of my scrotum flat into our bedro

until the police banged on his gate, kenneth wells, known as kenny, had been living his life thinkinggot away with it. kenny, i am arresting you for _ got away with it. kenny, i am arresting you for the - got away with it. kenny, i am arresting you for the rape - got away with it. kenny, i am| arresting you for the rape and got away with it. kenny, i am - arresting you for the rape and false imprisonment of violet brown on the 6th of november... imprisonment of violet brown on the 6th of november. . ._ 6th of november... violet was 71 ears old 6th of november... violet was 71 years old in _ 6th of november... violet was 71 years old in 1980 _ 6th of november... violet was 71 years old in 1980 and _ 6th of november... violet was 71 years old in 1980 and living - 6th of november... violet was 71 | years old in 1980 and living alone when kenny wells and at least one other man broke into her house while she was sleeping. it other man broke into her house while she was sleeping.— she was sleeping. it was a horrific crime. she was sleeping. it was a horrific crime- during _ she was sleeping

and there are people who were killed in unknown location of kenneth stones. taliban says it wants to turn a new page in its relationship with washington. during the 1st face to face talks with u. s. officials in doha security was a key issue on the agenda, but aid evacuation flights on the rights of women were also discussed. the taliban ruled out cooperating with the u. s. in the fight against i still in afghanistan. the group has also asked the u. s. to lift a ban on afghans central bank reserves. national day celebrations are underway in taiwan. it comes a day after the chinese president gigi paying said there will be a peaceful reunification with the island area on saturday towns president sighing when promised to defend her islands democracy. if european forces have launched a new round of air and ground strikes against 2 grand rebels, the attacks took place in the har region. the t gray people's liberation france has been fighting pro government forces in the north. for the last 11 months. austria sebastian quotes has announced his resignation as chancellor. it says he will sta

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for me it was a stigma associated with it. >> kenneth is extremely brave and wants to help everyone,cure is much less likely. >> reporter: for michael, he was told if he didn't have a mastectomy he'd only have one year to live. >> i need to get well and beat this. i need -- i need to be around for my wife and my son. >> reporter: in recovery with loved ones by his side michael's journey ahead includes pushing more men to take charge of their health. >> i realize the importance of being proactive and going for screening and going for testing because it may be the difference between life and death. >> i don't know of any other man that would be able to get through that and come out better. ♪ >> reporter: both kenneth and michael now working with the male breast cancer coalition to break the stigma. >> we're taught to be tough, to be quiet when we go through things. that's the opposite of what we need to do. when we see something, say something, feel something, share. >> reporter: and raise awareness that men can get breast cancer too. >> if my story touches one person then it makes it

the late 19 eighties, shirlene finally found real happiness, when she met and married a man named kennethaka. >> she said, i have never been with a man who really got me, and he gets me. and her whole life, she had never felt so bright and, thoroughly, and utterly embraced by someone who loved her just the way she was. >> just because shirlene had dreamed of living in hawaii, can got a job here, and moved her to this condominium complex by a golf course on the pacific. >> he is a very likable guy. very much a gentlemen, always opening doors for you. >> the sisters grew up, made lives of their own. tiffany moved to arizona. tammy settled in northern california. over a whole decade, shirlene seemed so happy with can. >> when did it change? >> it seemed to start to change in 1998. >> shirlene told the girls that she and ten were fighting. mid 1999, she called, very upset. and when they went to hawaii to see what was wrong, she said the strangest thing. she asked them to promise her something. >> she said, promised me that if anything ever happens to me, you will investigate. and we said mom,

they trailed by 16 in the second half and with over five minutes left, kenneth walker with his fifth touchdown of the game. jim harbaugh not happy with the results. last chance. the quarterback thought he had a man open but brantley gets the interception. the paul bunyan trophy staying put is michigan state defeats michigan, 37-33. think about halloween spirit and salt lake, earthquakes on the road for the final time this season. the corner kick. they score on the header. quakes beat salt lake, 4-3, as they finished their season next weekend. >>> san jose will miss the soccer playoffs but we do have professional soccer fighting for a playoff spot. the team would be the oakland roots, the game tonight at 7:00. >> we are hoping the right players make the right place. >> reporter: one of their final practices before an epic win and make the playoffs or lose and go home. >> three points or we are done. one of the biggest games in our history. >> ward put them on the national stage with his ridiculous goal last sunday. >> he fires in! >> reporter: it may be sportscenter top 10 plays. >> s

kenneth chris hurst, the vax mandate is just another layer of protection for everyone. >> this is really about our students and our staff and creating a healthy and safe learning environment for them. >> i'm wondering the mom speaking from the heart saying it's her kid, let her make the decision, what happens to those kids of those parents who are not vaccinated, they don't get vaccinated? >> reporter: well, there's this vista virtual program that they can go into or vista independent study program that they can go into, but the board members were talking tonight. they don't have all the details worked out yet and it's kind of a plan in progress, but we'll see what happens. they are currently voting on it right now. one board member is asking for a little discussion on this item, but it's expected to pass. they do have several yes votes on it already. >> we'll get the very latest when it comes down. thank you. >>> looking live out at capitol hill after a long night of frantic negotiations democrats were unable to strike a deal on president biden's $3.5 trillion social spending bill. talk

madison school district's superintendent kenneth baca says they mandated masks indoors from day one. >> all we're trying to do is keep kids in school and keep them safe. [ cheers ] >> reporter: those protocols -- >> freedom, that's what i stand for. [ applause ] >> reporter: an increasing source of division at schools and businesses across the state. >> let us choose what is best for our children thank you. >> reporter: do the cdc findings reinforce what you've established here with mask mandates >> it reinforces it, and it's reaffirming and very comforting to know that the mitigation efforts we've taken is paying off. >> reporter: the district's mandate and new study results giving beth kohler and her two kids peace of mind >> masks and other policies like that help us keep our kids in the classroom which is where i want them to be and where they want to be >> reporter: parents now armed with new evidence about masks in a debate playing out across the country. steve patterson, nbc news, phoenix. >>> still ahead tonight, new fallout over sexual misconduct allegations in women's socce

people at this photo shows weapons and drugs seized when police arrested 37 year-old, robert rather, kennetherts last week. the san mateo police department says several people reported that roberts pointed a gun making threats and then items from them with the assistance of police in daly city and brought more roberts was arrested on suspicion of 10 felonies. his charges include stocking manufacturing are assembling a firearm and possession of methamphetamine for sale. in the north bay. one person died this morning after they were trapped somehow under a bus outside. a winery happened just before noon at the core bell champagne cellars. this is on river road. if you're headed towards guerneville off one. oh, one you would take this according to the chp, the death was reported following. >> a collision of some kind. no other details have been released, but we'll try to get more information there as we switch gears. take a live look outside on this thursday night. it's windy. it's cool. there's a live look at coit tower boy, feels like fall out there. >> mitch this if indeed because it is it i

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governor newsom was joined by the mother of kenneth ross jr. , a man killed by police, who spoke on the importance of these bills. >> we have a lot to be proud of , but there are areas where we have nothing to brag about. california has asserted itself in certain areas, but it's remarkable that we still struggle in other areas. >> this bill means a lot, because it's going to stop police from attacking and targeting and being racist toward black and brown people. >>> we take a live look now at our nations capital where a government shutdown has been averted. today, both chambers of congress approved the temporary funding measure to keep things going. we learn more about the last- minute deal. >>> the bill is passed. >> reporter: congress has passed a continuing resolution to keep the government funded through december 3, averting a shutdown just hours before the midnight deadline. >> this vote says we are keeping the government open. it is a glimmer of hope. >> reporter: a short-term continuing resolution also provides disaster relief for recent wildfires and hurricanes, and funding are

the airline canceled more than 1800 flights this weekend, which is nearly a third of its schedule kenneth gibson joins us from new york's laguardia airport >> reporter: yeah, good morning. the country's fourth biggest airline is busy this morning, trying to reposition crews and planes, hoping to avoid a third consecutive day of delays and cancellations. southwest airlines is scrambling to control a travel fiasco, from dallas -- >> unbelievable. people are aggravated. >> reporter: to denver, where long lines stretched through the airport. >> the soonest they can put me on a flight is wednesday >> they said they can get us out on tuesday today is sunday. >> reporter: passengers desperate to get rebooked. southwest canceled at least 1800 flights this weekend sunday alone, 27% of its fleet grounded frustration taking flight. if the long lines weren't bad enough, passengers faced as much as an eight-hour wait to reach someone on the phone travelers in las vegas resorting to sleeping on the bare floor. in a statement, southwest blamed air traffic control issues and bad weather in florida from f

i think tenant, kenneth clark usually had a glass of whiskey, i imagine rishi sunak had something cooleri think he talked in advance about having a sprite and a twix, so maybe tom can tell us if they went ahead. we in the uk have had a long irrational and _ ahead. we in the uk have had a long irrational and largely _ ahead. we in the uk have had a long irrational and largely confusing - ahead. we in the uk have had a long irrational and largely confusing tax . irrational and largely confusing tax system for alcohol whereby cider, you system for alcohol whereby cider, y°u pay system for alcohol whereby cider, you pay very low duties per alcohol unit, but certain ones you pay very high duties per unit of alcohol. and because of the freedom of brexit, one of the rare upsides of brexit, rishi sunak has been able to come up with quite a cumbrian sieve can stomach form of alcohol duties — which is enabling him to do this, saying the biggest cut the fruit cider in a generation. but i don't know what fruit cider is because i thought cider was made of fruit. but obvious that are missing something

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of kenneth stands. banks of almost run out of cash. people are running out of food to less than 2 months after the taliban took over. added to that foreign aid is in short, supply with western donors, reluctant to deal with the new government and charities, a warning of a major humanitarian crisis. and i know this is not easy, but i need to be some solution to the financial flows into afghanistan to ensure that at least salaries can be paid and that essential supplies, power, and water being 2 of them can be procured. the absence of that will seriously exacerbate vulnerability for ordinary afghans. we spoke to an africa man now living in dire poverty. he admitted to the unimaginable, some would say indefensible. act of trying to sell his own children. he claims it was an attempt just to get money to feed the rest of his family. they go up to cambridge anxious to have a good business and a happy life, some new snow, but then the war began. we migrated here and my savings were exhausted, validated some people got some aid here about it,

kenneth moton with the story. good morning, kenneth. >> reporter: good morning, george.spatchers but so is burnout and low salaries. agencies nationwide are working to make up for the shortages that could impact response times in an emergency. >> 911, where is your emergency? >> reporter: it's the call you expect will always pick up. >> total of eight people dialing 911 and not one answer. didn't even answer to say please hold. >> reporter: but for ashley bagwell from south carolina she says earlier this month as her 6-year-old daughter hadley was having a seizure she couldn't get through to 911. >> i was absolutely terrified. i remember just screaming, i just -- what do i do? you know, what do i do? i need them to talk me through what to do. it was the scariest moment of my entire life. >> reporter: bagwell says her oldest daughter ran to the neighbors who also dialed 911 but got no one. >> we have actually been experiencing much higher staffing shortages throughout the pandemic and it's actually really starting to kind of take a head. >> reporter: the international aca

place in that is isis which has bound to the challenge to afghanistan. dominance by the taliban. kenneth stands, banks have almost run out of cash, and people are running out of food less than 2 months after the taliban take over. added to that foreign aid is in short supply with western donors, reluctance to deal with the new government charities a warning of a major humanitarian crisis. and i know this is not easy, but that needs to be some solution to the financial flows into afghanistan to ensure that at least salaries can be paid, and that a sensual supplies, power and bowl to being 2 of them can be procured. the absence of that will seriously exacerbate vulnerability for ordinary afghans and we spoke to an afghan man who's now living in die poverty, who admitted to the unimaginable, some might say indefensible. act of trying to sell his own children claims. it was an attempt just to get money to feed the rest of his family back home and they go up to cambridge anxious to get had a good business and a happy life from room to smaller. but then the war began, shall we migrated here an

majority community and particularly buddhist monks who are known and there's evidence of incitement. kenneth ghetto, we read so much, not just that, not just seen site men and the reason. oh this is anita, do girl who has been convict turd for contempt of court. so by appointing him to this particular task force, the proceed only sending a direct message that he doesn't care about the judicial process. he doesn't care about the law making process. so he has huge implications as to what the president has done. he may have issued just a guess it, but the implications are long term and her can sir, tree lanka, back in so many ways and that needs to be recognized and taken out on interesting rosalind about chat. that's an important point to time of incidental committee has be very critical of the atrocities committees. augusta mr. the point where they were asking for the government to take a concrete steps to reach out to the term it and to heal the wounds of the civil war. now, by excluding a terminal or tamiels from this task force is a government. what is roger pack said, inciting ethnic reli

activists for protesting outside signing bio sciences headquarters, astrazeneca declined to comment. kenneth torn sees the government crackdown a public outcry about the deal to be a low point for the country, saying there are more royal defamation cases now than ever before. i think this is the edge of for you don't been dialing one wireless group pushed for the charges against the 2 young protesters saying they're focused on the wrong issue. pulled up and i think the conflict of interest is not the issue that we should focus on. we have to focus on the current crisis, not the fact that the company will have the patient and right to produce more vaccine in the future. so while governments and leaders around the world are working on ways to move on from the pandemic, adopting a policy of transparency about cove at 19. thailand's government appears to be focused on putting people in prison, who are asking for that same openness. got hardly al jazeera, bangkok has been violence in pakistan during demonstrations by supporters of a bound political group members of terry gala beg pakistan known a

i remain on the end of the declared kenneth syrian early, 2019 by the joint forces of the us. and as the did not mean the end of the year, had this organization which still pose the threats and create the challenge, especially after the change of steps of the islamic state, which largely focused on the site attack. not long after the explosion syrian government troops heavily shell, the town, and the northern province of ad lib civilians were killed or injured in a re how many of them children who were on their way to school. the area is regularly bigoted by government troops. despite last year seems fire agreement, but when they shelling is being seen as retaliation to the damascus attack, much of northern syria is under rebel control. the country remains divided along front lines and millions remain displaced. and while some host countries are starting to promote their return, human rights groups are again warning. it is not safe in the absence of certain conditions. in a report, human rights watch said it interviewed 65 return knees or family members. it documented $21.00 c

you just go down of ship with that is more does with your friends neither beliefs. kenneth, from is it you and you got to them not by the curb is nellikka. cooperate. see, some of them followed the cathedrals done because every single one is unique and they want copies of each other. tourists often say that similar to pine cones or pineapples, some even say artichokes. and he has a little tip for you in case you ever get lost the boat. ethan, i could ask the voice to process. it was more like go on over to them, but i much thought i said about an hour at the corpus boys all seem portion of cor, yes, they were monsieur virginia, but scattered cynical nicely now yolk toyota corolla. i met him no matter where you're going, north or south, some vessels cathedral shows the way and it makes dreams come true for everyone who falls in love with a story. what do i see? it was there now, and i think lloyd a and i spoke a at the walk with the cathedral doors are always open to anyone. maybe that's why it attract so much attention to what he needs. no introduction. and it's one your on likely to f

space offices, health care professionals, even scientists have now moved from woods to direct action. kenneth mope, and takes up the story this morning. united states has seen away as of demonstrations against the federal vaccine mandates. why are they controversial? because it gives employees an ultimatum. get vaccinated or lose your job. guy. i now opponents of the mandate say they are not opposed to vaccinations. they just want people to have the right to choose, and it's not only among conservatives. people are protesting all across california, washington and, and other progressive states. but joe biden says he has no mercy for those who refused the jap. we had to do more to vaccinate, to 66000000 unvaccinated people in america. it's essential must be clear. vaccination requirements should not be another issue at devises. and i'm asking everyone, everyone who hasn't gotten vaccinated please get vaccinated. that's how we participant them behind us. now the vaccines are intended to protect public security and health, but they're starting to have a somewhat negative effect on national securi

different contribution and mother and father make to the raring of a child because you know, husband kenneth, nurse, a baby you can in perhaps use a formula. but there is a lot of things that i think, and we know that from psychology that the mother gives to a child. if we try to equate those to, you know, and there is a clear indication in psychological literature that, that's, that's not always good for the next generation division of labor to raise a child must be there is the sole responsibility of the mob, though, if you think to responsible, killed the mother and you know, the physical change, the moment goes the raising a child. so the father must always be there. and if we have problems, if we have addictions, if we have problems with the people that fever, we see that it's more child child months that they have experience the father was making up the mother or they themselves except that and these produced found most for people and the guy says, i don't want to be death audit. so we need to, if you have an with to raise the child together and try to do with care of it and be the rol

fight as do remain active across iraq and syria. despite their self proclaimed caliphate collapsing. kenneth counts, mins, and exit on the gulf regions of the even though i saw was defeated overall, the group is showing it can still cause fear and violence. it's very hard to tell from one incident to 2 incidents. ah, whether there's a pattern. we don't know that there's a research and so we, we know that i so doesn't control any real big mat, large amount of territory any more. however, you know, we've always known since the defeat was declared 2017 that i saw was defeated. we've always known they have sleeper cells, they have cells, they've been conducting attacks that most larry at the western desert area they've, they've had a presence to y'all. a province is a mixed province. certainly, you know, the islamic state to obviously the sunni group. there's obviously tensions with the shia. there are many shia in d l a province. i so feeds on certainly resentment of the shia domination. let's say of the political system. and what i think is perhaps could happen is the key she malicious now, wi

i remain old to the end of the self, declared kenneth, in syria in early 2019 by the enforcers of the us. and as the f did not mean the end of the year, had this organization wish to pose the threats and create the challenge, especially after the change of steps or the stomach state, which is largely focused on the site attack are not long after the explosion syrian government troops heavily shell, the town in the northern provinces, live civilians were killed or injured in a re how many of them children who were on their way to school. the area is regularly targeted by government troops despite last year cease fire agreement. but when they shelling is being seen as retaliation to the damascus attack, this attack will play into the hands of the regime by using it as and other evidence that he's facing at some sort of terrorism actions. and that he is trying to blame the opposition, particularly in lip for that. but the attack in an attempt actually to framed opposition. much of northern syria is under rebel control. the country remain divided along the front lines and millions remain

e die and kenneth stuff more or less the same areas a little bit north and a little bit of silence of where i am now in panama. and obviously you can really see people are suffering not just from climate change, social exclusion, and marginalization but no, not also by these terrible conflict that has taken a very terrible toll on the population you say before and more than $700.00. close 280-0000 people this place and they are indeed settling in the main arbin centers, putting a lot of pressure, not just on host community general, but on the public services that already it was insufficient, fragile, and weak. for the whole populations. it's usually the case dominate the throwing money at these, these internally displaced issues is not enough. there has to be a plan of the back of the money being donated. but this plan has to be incredibly complicated and well thought through. even if there is a plan, and on top of that, if we're talking about climate change, that's a big, big variable that people have to react to as, as a matter of urgency week to week, month to month. absolutely are

it's really good to get the benefits of your experience in this circuit. kenneth mcclintock, we appreciate it. thank you very much. indeed. thank you very much. still had on al jazeera former taliban commander makes his bringing a new york court over the murder of 3 americans in afghanistan. it's really scary to think that your baby and maybe cause could be compromised. families are left relying on the river after fuel contaminates the water supply of a remote canadian arctic community. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet the weather sponsored by cattle airways, but did world's best a line of 2021. hello there. let's start in south asia in the south, west one soon as continuing its retreat south taking the wet weather with it, but it is gonna turn rather wet up in the north has been dry for now. but we've got this low pressure in the bay have been gone. that's going to fuel wet weather by the time we get to sunday, but saturday we've got amber alerts out for heavy rain, for carola and the surrounding areas. it changes on sunday and you can see that heavy rain rolling in into