marianna, you covered all of this.ell me about how republicans and democrats are feeling and why did mitch mcconnell blank? he also sent a letter to president biden that he's not sending a letter -- he is not going to raise the debt ceiling. marianna: everything is on a deadline and the closer you get to it there is action. as much as mcconnell and republicans have been saying the summer we are not going to participate in raising the debt ceiling, there really was not much time procedurally to make sure the government was not going to default. it really got to the point where democrats started to talk about maybe we have to get rid of the filibuster to be able to raise the debt ceiling. and mcconnell came to the table because he knew two key senators and potential negotiations, especially joe mansion and -- manchin and sinema, they don't want to come to the table. he tried to talk to democrats and said we will try to provide those dust -- 10 crucial voices. it was many hours of trying to get those votes. we did see it

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so, marianna, welcome to the citizenship. here's the challenge is that what folks don't realize is that latinos, we are a young, young community, while the majority of america, white americans are 58-years-old, the majority of latinos, they cluster at 11-years-old. so the voter registration gap is very much on the young end of the spectrum. every 30 seconds, a latino youth becomes eligible to vote in this country. i'll give a brief example. if georgia, plooil while latinos are 4% of the base, they represent 16% of the classroom, the only state where you don't have a larger young latino population that eclipse latino older voters is the state you are in right now. it's florida. every other state you have a rising in latino youth. that's why when you talk about the freedom to vote act, why that would be so important. it creates a national voter registration day. it allows people to be a part of the system immediately. i love what i do, tiffany, we register voters at scale. we register them at the margins. this should be a gover

i'm concerned for you, marianna. i have watched the way you're attacked.tic that you're well supported. but we know from our data that you're much more likely to be targeted, and severely targeted if you're reporting on disinformation, which you are doing. one thing that i think that people perhaps don't understand so much is what it's like to live with the constant worry that something might happen. and the... just how tiring that is. sorry. voice breaking. it's ok. i really, i applaud you for doing this to start with. and it's so legitimate. it is, it is exhausting, it's emotionally exhausting, it's terrifying, it steals your sleep, it puts you on edge. for the past six months i've been anxious enough to report the most serious hate i receive to the police. i've now reported the latest new batch of threats and abuse, some that really frightened me because they seemed much more violent. particularly because one of the people appears to have a prior conviction for stalking and harassment. sending grossly offensive or obscene messages online intending to ca

let's go straight to marianna sanchez in lima. hello, they marianna. the new prime minister has just been sworn in. what more do we know about her? well, the new prime minister neither voskus is a moderate. she is a member of a. she was a member of congress dot com, the congress president during president's hi gosti. so ab government and the last government her before bed or castillo, and she was able to talk to a per side over a very difficult time. when a congress was a, it was there was a lot of in fighting in congress. and we saw a, you may remember in the past few years, or even 3 precedents in one in one week it moved, thou asked us, came off to that she was able to handle congress. and until elections came. ah, but as she is a, she's a moderate, and it doesn't mean that the government of fair federal castillo will be easy. because it, although she will be leading up the new a cabinet. a been august, the your belongs to the up. they do leave at a party that they do leave at a party is a maoist, a linen is marxist rather oh party and is led by the

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hello, i'm marianna massey and london time for a quick look at the headlines for you and ethiopia is military has carried out more asked rights integrity as fighting intensifies in the nearly year long conflicts the federal and for says they have facilities run by the take white people's liberation funds in the town of ottawa, as well as a training site in west of the region. but local forces, an area near a hospital was actually had the past few days the you and has been forced to stop 8 flights to the regional capital mckelly. despite warnings of worsening humanitarian and hunger crisis, samuel get to choose a journalist following the story from addis ababa. the children government is assisting that there are targeting military sites and places where they think the t p f as training their troops. so they're saying the targets are not every they ethiopians who reside in the to gray region. again, it's to destroy the elements. so for the t p, a left that they declared as a terrorist organization, the if you open government has been accusing the un of providing weapons. even resources

marianna spring, bbc news. bbc one. almost 3.6 million covid booster jabs have been administered in a month, according to the latest nhs england figures. 40% of people aged 50 and over who are eligible have been given a vaccine. the health secretary says the boosters "will help keep the virus at bay." but there are concerns around the number of cases, hospitalisations and deaths which remain higher in the uk than elsewhere in western europe. our health correspondent jim reed is with me now. we know the figures are rising when it comes to hospitalisations and infections, but as far as boosters are concerned, is the take—up as high as we would like? this are concerned, is the take-up as high as we would like? this campaign was announced _ high as we would like? this campaign was announced in _ high as we would like? this campaign was announced in september- high as we would like? this campaign was announced in september across i was announced in september across the whole of the uk. anyone over 50, just to remind

she spoke to our disinformation reporter, marianna.me change and this venture from facebook, or as it's now called meta, into the metaverse this new video game world that they are announcing and launching. she explained to me her concerns about the decision to focus and invest in this as opposed to user safety, which she has been raising the alarm about. i was really shocked to see the rebrand in the last couple of days, yesterday versus last week. because a big reason why they have tackled and anti—vax content but they haven't tackled that misogyny content is theyjust don't have enough people working on safety. and i was shocked that they could afford 10,000 new engineers working on video games, but they couldn't keep women safe. when she was talking about heat targeting women there, she was referring to a panorama investigation where we had looked into hate online and what we found was that a dummy trial account that we set up was pushed more and more anti— in content on facebook and instagram. they told us that they tried to not pro

marianna voss took up the chase as the competition fell victim to the conditions.oth. vos, the three—times world champion who has so often been diagnan�*s nemesis, cut her lead in half. but that's as close as she got. some classic yorkshire grit kept the dutch woman at bay. she reached the finish alone. she gets her moment! a moment women's cycling had waited 125 years for. they were the winner in a classic race. today is a part of history. and i'm proud to be part of a team that also makes history, you know, and we're so grateful to everyone behind—the—scenes, all the viewers watching, because every fan watching this is also making history. it's proving that there's appetite for women's cycling, and that the athletes here can do one of the hardest races in the world. and i'm so proud that i can say i'm the first ever winner. one of britain's greatest cyclists has just written another chapter in a sport's history. drew savage, bbc news. what a day for lizzie with that sensational win on those brutal cobblestones. earlier, i spoke to hayley simmonds, a former team—m

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hello, i'm marianna lazy and london. a look at the main story now. in saddam, the doctor's committee has sang 3 people have been shot dead in protests against the military. co. hundreds of thousands of people have been on the streets in cities across the country. the military use tear gas and blocks major roads and they have been multiple reports of gun fire. it morgan reports now from the capital har, tim, ah, a protest that's been days in the making. thousands of people gather on the streets of her to demanding a return to transitional government. something they say was rub from them after the military coup on monday. i know some of them. we went to the street because we reject the military rule and we reject authoritarianism. and categorically reject all the behavior of the military council on it. no my be not one another would log on, we want to topple the security committee and bring it down. we don't trust these people . this is not their 1st coup. we need the world to know that the sudanese people are living under oppression and are being beat

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oh no, i'm marianna murphy and london a quick look at the headlines now. and taliban is pledging to step up security it she a mosque salter, the 2nd major attack against worshipping in a week. a mass funeral has been held in kandahar following a bomb attack on friday, which is now known to have killed 65 people and wounded more than 100. i feel as claimed responsibility, stephanie deca is in cobble.

marianna spring, bbc news. and you can see that full report — on panorama — on the bbc iplayer.untry could face a surge in hospital numbers amongst older people. with infection rates and hospitalisations many times higher than most of western europe, there are fears that without further protection, more of us could suffer from severe illness in the coming weeks. in the last seven days, 869 deaths have been reported. that's11% higher than the previous week. 0ur health editor hugh pym reports. boosterjabs in york today. health leaders say millions are being invited for third doses. it means that i'm at less risk of infecting others and spreading the disease, so it's really important to me. but with uk case numbers rising, there are concerns that as immunity wanes from earlierjabs, more people are vulnerable. we really need that to speed up. every week that passes, if there is waning in those groups, they are more vulnerable at a time when we have high levels of infection, so we need to accelerate this booster campaign. weekly covid hospital admissions relative to the population we

hello i marianna mossey. welcome to the news our life from london coming up in the next 60 minutes. the art of the trillion dollar deal president joe biden thinks he has a plan for so.

hello, i'm marianna demise in london with a look at the main stories. now. wild leaders of greed on the need to take action to fight climate change and prevent global warming by no more than a one and a half degrees above pre industrial levels. but they've also been criticized making no concrete commitment to achieve net 0 carbon emissions by 2050. and the use of coal was a very divisive issue at the meeting. leaders agreed to start financing new coal plants but did not agree to and coal power in their own countries. kimberly hulk, it brings us more from ron.

ok, let's talk about the heroes on. ultimately it was marianna, are he who despite opposition from boone dis, bank. com fears and some would say alternately saved the euro. do you think that under merkel tacit support for bundis banks opposition to bailing out greece might have led to the break up of the union had loud a voice is not prevailed. i would say that germany didn't play a very helpful role here because they try to keep them european monetary union together at any cost and her by so doing, they gave up important principles. in particular, the principle that there should not be a debt union with in the monetary union. but this is crucial for fiscal discipline are on the level of the the member states. and what we are currently or stir ring is there are the fiscal rules that had been adopted more or less neglected by every one. the smaller member countries are still sticking to it, but the large ones, in particular, france, italy, and others. and they are more or less ignoring these rules and turn it will be very, very difficult to come back to a situate or to, to come back to a

surface that threaten lake red bus, very existence center goals, ping plate on al jazeera ah hello marianna murphy and london with a look at the main stories. now, if you, if he has military is carried out more as strikes, integrity by the federal air force says that it hit facilities run by the people's liberation front in the town of odds, as well as a training site in the west of the region. but local forces, say an area near a hospital was actually hit, samuel got to you is and if you're a pin, john is following the story. and on top of that, the children government is assisting that there are targeting military sites and places where the think the t p.

has been under pressure from an opposition led congress and now from members of his own party as marianna sanchez report from lima. did you recently, legal council shall meet their vasquez, a lawyer and former head of congress is appointed the new prime minister in one of the most politically unstable times he a door. they've been 5 precedents in the last 5 years. what are the or for god for this country of women and men who every day fight for a dignified life without discrimination and for real change? yes, i swear this could mean that feel her predecessor, either way, you a hard liner marxist was removed after major disagreements with both the opposition and allies, including president nasty you guess the you has been facing pressure from party members like the outgoing prime minister give the legal to follow on unpopular measures like we writing the constitution and nationalizing the gas industry. it was bit more to this. so believe it is time to prove above all ideology and isolated partisan position sicily. therefore, i have informed the country that to day we have accepted the resi

dr. marianna. yes, big leads a team of 20 scientists, including 3 who have relocated from syria. their task is to painstakingly rebuild the syrian seed collection. the seed vault here has a capacity to store 130000 seed varieties for over 100 years. the seeds are preserved by freezing them at temperatures of minus 20 degrees. oh, there we go. with the gold fee, you can see here, samples of the french crops that are being conserved, we're looking here at do to meet this is the heart, the hard we that is used for pasta making. so we have a big collection of this affair. vasa, safe years, if you're gonna get euro types of all the crops are here, you have here, barley, a very important crops when you talk about dry areas. and you talk about the 3 main crops, which are we to talk about rice and you talk about corn. so these are 3 main staple food that most of the humanities are using the report in place. this is a treasure. these are important samples that we have to make sure they are surviving that are monitored, they are available to the international community. there are $1750.00

i'm marianna mozy in london with a look at our main stories now. all in sudan there are growing demands for the military to reverse monday's qu, international pressure is growing as well. the african union has suspended saddam from all activities until civilian rule is restored and the world bank has put on hold as but aid on hold able morgan reports to us now from the.

hello i marianna marcia. very well. welcome to the news, our life from london. coming up in the next 60 minutes. i got a blow to see don's coolly does money flows caught. doctors go on strike. the country is shunned by its neighbors. more than a $1000000.00 a day, europe's top port put some price on poland. fight with you over the independence of judges. could this become the world's 1st famine caused by climate change? drought leaves a 1000000 people hungry and madagascar and goods of all shapes and sizes are free to flow off to venezuela. reopens a key crossing with columbia opening it could deliver, deliver better economic use and i'm sorry hives into her with all the de sport news. the pressure intensifies on barcelona bos, ronald cayman, after 3rd league defeats, and for games that more in the way later in the zone. ah hello, welcome to the news ensued on there, growing demands for the military to reverse. monday's qu, international pressure is growing as well. the african union has suspended so on from all activities until civilian rule is restored and the

ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm marianna mozy. well, come to the news ally from london coming up in the next 60 minutes. good. i still in afghanistan, says it carried out to suicide bombing. it is she on mos in condos province, which killed at least 60 people. this is the united nations warns there are just weeks to act to stop a humanitarian catastrophe. that could see at least a 1000000 children die from severe malnutrition. oh, at least 5 people. a shot dead is refugees and migrants escape from a crowded detention center in libya and the battle in school. the personal sacrifice is oh boy and journalist murray of russia and dmitri myrtle, when the nobel peace prize for fighting for freedom of expression in the philippines. and russia and i'm far as small, have all the days sport, including what was hamilton said to new lab record. and if amble is he dominates practice, how did the turkish guam pre ah hello and welcome to the news our top story. at least 60 people have been killed in northern afghanistan in the deadliest attack s

marianna spring, bbc news. briton to win the indian wells title after fighting back from a set and break down in california. the british number one won in three sets against nikoloz basilashvili to win the men's singles title. he'll now rise to 16th in the world rankings. he gave his reaction after the match. what an incredible week i have had here. it was a stran-e match what an incredible week i have had here. it was a stran-e match and what an incredible week i have had here. it was a stran-e match and it here. it was a strange match and it was over quite quickly in the last set i was expecting it to be longer and he made a couple of errors towards the end and i still don't really know what i'm experiencing. it's an amazing couple of weeks and i'm so happy with how i treated all the occasions, all the big moments, all the matches. yeah, i'm so happy, so pleased to win my biggest title. let's get some of the day's other news. the spanish prime minister, pedro sanchez, has pledged to outlaw prostitution in the

i am the head of the military genta but marianna, the thing is and at this, this is says something that ozzy and should have dawned or 4 years ago when the very the same mamma, the same member stayed, was committing a genocide full blow against the ro hinge minority and so it has taken for years, you know, for it to actually break the, you know, founding principle of non interference. in other words, the absolute sovereignty notion that is no longer relevant in this day and age of that highly interconnected to region. and the world as well as the problem as an international community, including united nations, hasn't done much batting, really said much beyond calling on the military louis test. abide my i legal obligations. yes, absolutely. i think this, this is the am, you know, the pro, the perennial issue of the united nations system, essentially system. so the political stage driven by self interest a while giving lip service to human rights and no obligations to interstate treaties, including the genocide convention. so i would say however, the, you know, burma of burmese people ha

marianna spring, bbc news.nforcement of scotland's covid passport scheme begins today — a fortnight after it was first introduced on a voluntary basis, to give venues more time to prepare. proof of full vaccination will be required for entry into big events — including concerts and football matches. a negative test result won't be accepted as an alternative. i'm joined now by stephen montgomery the spokesperson for the scottish hospitality group. good to have you with us today, talk to us how this grace period, if we can call it that, this period of two weeks has gone?— can call it that, this period of two weeks has gone? good morning. first of all can i thank— weeks has gone? good morning. first of all can i thank on _ weeks has gone? good morning. first of all can i thank on our— of all can i thank on our condolences to the family of sir david amess this morning. the last two weeks has been a bedding in period for everybody in hospitality in scotland who is captured by this new definition of nightclub. howeve

ah, hello, i'm marianna mozy in london, a quick look at the headlines now. a u. n. a flights been forced to a bought a mission into the rest of ethiopian region of tag raw after it was targeted by the federal military. the ones previously accused the government of an effective blockade on the region preventing aid from getting in the agency for children. the says the number of youngest is going hungry, his son, with more than 18 and a half 1000, admitted to hospital, was severe malnutrition between fabri, in august, more than double the figure for the whole of last year. a un humanitarian light that departed addis ababa. this morning was bris, forced to turn back in the midst of it by ought to asked rights began in macau i can confirm that the government was informed of that site or it took up. as of course, all court will say confirmed that the fight was forced to turn back in mid air because it be about some of the good. while we're still ascertaining all of the facts in relation to this events are obviously banned about what has taken place to day and what it mea

kitchen reopens, serving 70 families with food given most people, the local authorities, the visor, marianna claims inflation to the increase in hunger or the nutritional value of what they serve diminishes. yeah, yep. okay. well, the last element, every day you go to the market and you'll find the price today is not the same as the price yesterday. it's very common. prices rose 3.5 percent in september. more than 50 percent over the past 12 months. isn't a good aim. okay. no pressure. what we'd like is that people can buy what they need to know. they'll be able to eat nothing more. just the basics, the things we need to live a normal life. oh yeah. not a much over 40 percent of argentines. live in poverty for more than half of children under 14 years old. don't have enough to eat this for many as the last resort. the offer of a bowl of rice which will lock will contain something you tricia's to get them through the day. because inevitably, the fight just to keep going will continue to morrow. the government last week for the prices of 1400 essential items in the battle to control inflation.

ready hello, i'm marianna mozy in london, a quick look at our main stories. now. the un secretary general is told ethiopia as prime minister, it does not accept his decision to expel 7 senior personnel. if european foreign ministry claims the officials of being expelled from meddling in the internal affairs of the country, the un says it could effect humanitarian operations out more than 5000000 people in the war to take right region. the canyon government and our delegation certainly is, is not considering questions about paris feet or.

hello i marianna mossey. welcome to the news our life from london coming up in the next 60 minutes. the art of the trillion dollar deal president joe biden thinks he has a plan for social and climate spending, but it's half the package it was. is about expanding opportunity, not opportunity in our small reading the world. we're letting the world pass as far france holds a british vote and threatens its neighbour with sanctions in a row of fish. we look at a protest against the qu, in sudan. the united nations makes its strongest move yet, but stopped short of condemning the military. and good bye facebook hallow matter. will a corporate name change? tackle the social networks problems and i'm sort of hives the latest sport. the houston ashley's hit back against the atlanta braves to level baseballs walls, theories, and boss. the loaner are looking for a new head coach off the sacking ronald crewman. ah. hello, welcome to the news our u. s. president joe biden says he thinks he secured support for his signature $1.00 trillion dollar spending program. but he had to plead with his part