mr. malcolm?uest: there is something sinister sounding about the shadow docket but every court in this country has a shadow docket. they all get emergency appeals filed to them, sometimes they will grant them and sometimes they will deny them. the supreme court has had the shadow docket for a long time because it gets lots of last-minute requests to stay execution's and death penalty cases. two things would happen fairly recently that have certainly increased the size of the number of cases dealt with on a neck but i do basis had a pandemic and a lot of governors and local officials issuing orders that affected things like church gatherings where a church was saying we are having a holiday and want to have an in-person service and the governor is stopping us, please let us do this because it violates our religious liberty rights. the only way to have that happen was to come up to the court on an emergency basis. another thing that happened in the trump ministry she was you had single district cour

mr. malcolm? guest: there is something sinister sounding about the shadow docket but every court in this country has a shadow docket. they all get emergency appeals filed to them, sometimes they will grant them and sometimes they will deny them. the supreme court has had the shadow docket for a long time because it gets lots of last-minute requests to stay execution's and death penalty cases. two things would happen fairly recently that have certainly increased the size of the number of cases dealt with on a neck but i do basis had a pandemic and a lot of governors and local officials issuing orders that affected things like church gatherings where a church was saying we are having a holiday and want to have an in-person service and the governor is stopping us, please let us do this because it violates our religious liberty rights. the only way to have that happen was to come up to the court on an emergency basis. another thing that happened in the trump ministry she was you had single district co

mr. malcolm?: there is something sinister sounding about the shadow docket but every court in this country has a shadow docket. they all get emergency appeals filed to them, sometimes they will grant them and sometimes they will deny them. the supreme court has had the shadow docket for a long time because it gets lots of last-minute requests to stay execution's and death penalty cases. two things would happen fairly recently that have certainly increased the size of the number of cases dealt with on a neck but i do basis had a pandemic and a lot of governors and local officials issuing orders that affected things like church gatherings where a church was saying we are having a holiday and want to have an in-person service and the governor is stopping us, please let us do this because it violates our religious liberty rights. the only way to have that happen was to come up to the court on an emergency basis. another thing that happened in the trump ministry she was you had single district court ju

grievances and $20000000000.00 worth of natural gas lie in the middle of it. malcolm web al jazeera, heber mozambique. ah, mrs. aus is era. these your top stories, the u. s. and french presidents of hell, they're fast in person meetings since they're countries, most serious diplomatic dispute in years australia council. the deal with france.

reaction from nairobi with malcolm web 1st to our white house correspondent, kimberly, how can, who's there for so kimberly, how significant is this meeting 1st african leader since mr. bite and took office significant for a number of reasons. according to the white house, there are going to be a range of issues, discussed climate change, security economics, and also human rights. but really the white house wants to 0 down on a couple of important issues. the 1st one is financial and you touched on this a little bit already, peter, that is the concerns about corruption and the fact that the president did campaign against corruption. but the recent release of the pandora papers has exposed the fact that he and 6 of his family members are connected to potentially hundreds or rather millions of offshore investments. so this is something that the white house is acknowledged. there are concerns about still the white house press secretary saying that to, well, there may be differences that will not stop any sort of conversation. and to that end, we should point out that when it comes to aid can years, in fact, one of the 5th largest recipients of usa in the area of health

china and diplomatic fumbles with france, i spoke with malcolm turnbull and asked about the government's relationship with some of the biggest partners. mr're in the fringes as far as beijing is concerned and that has been counterproductive from their point of view. the way morrison dealt with france over the summer was terrible. it was shameful and it has caused a huge amount of embarrassment, particularly in washington and over lighted has publicly apologized to macron for the lack of openness and consultation but if you go around doublecrossing people, it will undermine your reputation for trustworthiness in australia has always had a reputation for being trustworthy but after this debacle with the submarines, you know, that reputation has been seriously touched. it would be disingenuous to say it has not been. haidi: how do you salvage that with beijing? there is an inquiry into the origins of a pandemic. mr. turnbull: i think with beijing, the challenge really is that beijing has to, if you like, they've got to find an exit grant. when morrison said there should be an inquiry into the origins of the wu hand virus, is that arriving -