ths came at the end of the national ems memorial bike ride. cyclists bike ride. cyclists from reno to to san francisco covered more than 400 miles. the goal being to celebrate the lives of those who have died in the line of duty. >> your dedication highlights that our profession leaves no one behind in the face of a medical emergency. even if it puts us at personal risk. >> the memorial honored 92 fallen ems members this year whose names were read out loud during the ceremony. > >> the hell's angels motorcycle club hosting for their founder.w enforcement is worried about the the whole thing. thousands of motorcycles are expected to show show up. i should say, thousands thousands of motorcyclists are expected to show up to commemorate ralph sonny barger.e started the oakland chapter of hell's angels in 1957. he died this past summer from cancer. te club has made a truce with rival rival clubs to prevent violence, violence, but there could still be trouble. >> we are seeing folks from all over showing up and the scouts from the rival gang ins the area. as we were w

e event marks the end of the national ems memorial bike ridee is from reno to san francisco covered more than 400 miles. the the goal was to make a statement statement of solidarity and celebrate the lives of those who who have died in the line of duty. statement your dedication highlights that our profession leaves no one behind in the facf a medical emergency, even if it puts us at personal risk. >> the memorial honored 92 fallen ems heroes this year, whose names were read out loud during the ceremony. > >> protesters in front of san francisco city hall today called called for freedom and democracy democracy in iran. the ongoing s ongoing protests in iran are increasing in size and number, g the death of 22-year-old mahsa amini in police custody. she was arrested for wearing and quote, improper hijab. the government is cracking down on s following a week of mass protesters. >> as we speak, the u.s. government is still not trying o trying to negotiate with a terrorist iran regime. you needo negotiate, you need to talk to iranian people directly. you need to defend iranians who are fight

the impact on commodity nations, commodity em -- how large is it? >> huge.f you think about a few months ago and the war began, everything went up. energy and grain all went up. inflation rate started in the u.s. with the higher u.s. dollar and that caused the whole commodity elevation to collapse. tom: my training is always to pivot to indonesia and brazil on the dollar strength. are they of interest? >> yes. and for present think of stock commodity. what we see today is a strong dollar beginning to leak in. it is putting pressure. but it is not just that. i think the way they are reacting, they are becoming a recessionary story. it is lisa: as europe faces off with a catastrophic winter, depending on the meteorologist report that we get, i wonder if the answer is what germany is doing with energy companies. does that help support in any way? or does it put a band-aid on the actual bill that some of these companies are facing? >> in my opinion, it is a band-aid. we have a supply demand crisis. i cannot see germany rationing like that. on the supply side, i

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nationalism. we know that they did not play the ancestors played no part in the fleet em struggle. although india is a member of the commonwealth observing a day of mourning for britons, queen elizabeth the 2nd is a decision that evoke mixed feelings in a nation where many are keen to read write the colonial past. daphne metal al jazeera new delhi. so the heads on al jazeera sweden votes in a tightly contested election, and immigration is one of the biggest issues at the box. ah, the journey has begun. the 34 world camp is on its way to catherine book. your travel package today. hello, they welcome to look at international forecast. weather is pretty quiet now across much of the middle east, we have got one or 2 showers there to yemen, maybe to the southwest of 1st. saudi arabia more heats unusually hot weather, continuing their across iraq, q waiters, well, warm enough to just around the levant, over the next couple of days. we'll even warm up here in class or doha, getting up to around $42.00 celsius a previous sunshine temperatures go up the humidity at least easing off. so not t

nationalism. we know that they did not believe the ancestors played no part in the fleet em struggle. although india is a member of the commonwealth observing a day of mourning for britons, queen elizabeth the 2nd is a decision that evoke mixed feelings in a nation where many are keen to rewrite the colonial past. daphne metal al jazeera new delhi, france the u. k. and germany say they have serious doubts about around intentions to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. one of around negotiators at the talks in vienna to revive the deal accused the e. you have being partial. earlier this week, the humans nuclear watchdog published a report saying it could not verify with the to ron's nuclear program is exclusively for peaceful purposes. albany is interior ministry is again blaming iran after being hit by another cyber attack. it says the renewed assaults was committed by the same people who attacked the country's government service systems and july, albania, caught diplomatic ties with iran. over the incident, thousands of supporters are for pakistani. prime minister am ron con, attended a real

nationalism. we know that they did not play the ancestors played no part in the fleet em struggle. although india is a member of the commonwealth observing a day of mourning for britons, queen elizabeth the 2nd is a decision that evoked mixed feelings in a nation where many are keen to read write the colonial past. past metal al jazeera new delhi, the un secretary general says he's never seen climate carnage on as large a scale as what he witnessed in pakistan. antonio quoterush is in send the province to assess the devastation caused by the worst flooding in decades. same bus robbie reports from la qana. when the un secretary general comes to town, it usually means things aren't going well, but they may get better. and tony gutierrez has made his position clear climate change caused the floods and pockets done a disaster. forced upon poor countries by rich was so it is time to settle the bill . the government and millions of people affected by floods. hope his visit helps loosen western per strings. what is your message to the people who are anchored firmly in the worst part of my

nationalism. we know that they did not play the ancestors played no part in the fleet em struggle. although india is a member of the commonwealth observing a day of mourning for britons, queen elizabeth the 2nd is a decision that evoked mixed feelings in a nation where many are came to read write the colonial past path. nathan al jazeera new delhi, queen elizabeth the seconds coffin is making its final journey through scotland to edinburgh. the scottish capital that the herse left by moll palace about 45 minutes ago. her estate and was dra is being driven to edinburgh passing through towns and villages, as you can see from those aerial pictures day so that people can pay their respects along the route. and then the coffin will rest overnight at the palace of holy old house in the scottish capital. and i allow people to pay their respects there as well. continued coverage here on al jazeera, all with us is christopher wilson, who's a royal biographer, his in london. so the journey has began, the final journey has begun. christopher, it starts in scotland and makes its way to london f

nations. we talked to a grand exporter in ukraine to find out and em all the hundreds of thousands waiting in line to pay their respects to the late queen. some famous faced former football star, david beckham hughes for 12 hours to get into westminster hole. and the women's buddhist lee got kicked off to night. it's hoping to build on the momentum set by this summer's european championships, while both spoke are hungry for more silverware that and more coming up in our school. ah, i'm glad of his thanks for joining us. a mass grave has been found outside the town of easier in easton ukraine. just days after the city was liberated. authorities se is one of the largest burial sites found in any city recaptured from the russian army. ukrainian police say most of the victims are civilians. united nations is planning to send monitors to verify the findings a pine forest hiding a horrific mass. grave and ukrainian soldiers have found more than $400.00 bodies buried near the city of israel. after it was freed from russian control. it wouldn't here lie the bodies of 17 of their comrades, surrounded

this is the second case in the nation being investigated as a possible fatal case of em pox. texas confirmed the first u. s death from the virus in august. the cdc counts seven confirmed deaths worldwide. ukrainian forces appear to be making significant gains in their counter offensive against russia. ukrainian president vladimir zelensky says more than 30 settlements in the east have been reclaimed. the war is now entering a critical period and the next few weeks could be key to stopping the russian military as winter approaches. but the u. s also says it expects this offensive to drag on for months. transportation secretary pete buddha judge tours oakland ahead what he thinks should factor into where federal money gets pumped into infrastructure projects and see how the city of san jose works to make immigrants and members of minority communities feel at home. meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently with chase. leon's saving up for his first set of wheels... nice try. really? this leon's paying

nationalism. we know that they did not believe their ancestors played no part in the fleet em struggle. although india is a member of the commonwealth observing a day of mourning for britons, queen elizabeth the 2nd is a decision that evoke mixed feelings in a nation where many are keen to read write the colonial past. poverty method al jazeera new delhi of i to more head ominous are including the polls close in sweden, the tightly contested election. and immigration is one of the biggest issues about a box and in sport, rail, madrid, to our back on top of the spanish league. saunas here with that ukraine's army, it says its armed forces are pushing further into the ne, hockey region as it makes it significant gains and a counter offensive. or since early september, their advance has been fast. the ukraine taking back in days ground that it took the russians months to control or caves forces have entered the key towns of him and the answers both located on rail lines. advances have also been made by ukraine in the south now has sought, but at a slower pace, president for the miss lensky,

nationalism. we know that they did not play the ancestors played no part in the fleet em struggle. although india is a member of the commonwealth observing a day of mourning for britons, queen elizabeth the 2nd is a decision that evoked mixed feelings in a nation. when many are keen to rewrite the colonial past. daphne metal al jazeera new delhi in the news, our life from london national still to bring you on this program. protests are opt in chalet is the country marks the 49th anniversary of the military can lead by general gusto pin a. shea and story are madrid of back on top of the spanish league sano. have that story. ah, you, gradient officials are saying russian attacks of taken out critical infrastructure, triggering widespread blackouts in large areas of the country. they say the strikes have hit a thermal power station in harkey, the 2nd biggest city towns in the regions of dinner, proper troughs, danielle and sumi have also been effected. pfizer reports to be broken out where attacks occurred. an emergency crews containing the blazers present. rosemary zalinski says russi

that meeting occurred as the united nations has been urging the international community to be more transparent about the flow of weapons being pumped into ukraine. em, it fears the military hardware it could go into the wrong hands as it already has been doing. so in early june intervals, chief, also voice his concerns about the destination of the weapons being sent to ukraine, reports a far and wide already suggesting you can buy these weapons if you like. they are all available for you on the dock web. meantime, the interval chiefs as a wave of arms will flood into illegal global weapons that works and will ultimately end up in the hands of criminals. well, when asked about the flow of weapons and why ukrainian forces are still complaining about a lack of supplies, the u. s secretary of state seemed a somewhat her well confused in his answer. before blinking left ukraine, i asked him what accounts for the disconnect between near constant us shipments of weapons to ukraine and ukrainian soldiers on the front lines. sandy lacked the munitions they need. here's what he said, and i read some of your very, very good calling. ah, the russians are many,

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nation's longest reigning monarch died at her estate in balmoral last week. on monday thousands passed by her flag-draped coffin. her four children including king charles accompanied the hearse in a solt em employee session along the mile and into the church. >> it was a very special moment. >> reporter: in a visit to scotland's parliament, king charles iii expressed gratitude for the country's tributes to the queen. >> through all of her years of reign, the queen found in the hills of its land and t hearts of its people a haanays ficiouinfor queen h leadp will be driven here to windsor castle outside london where she'll be buried in st. george's chapel next to her late husband prince philip. meanwhile hundreds of thousands looked at history in the making, the first changing of the king's guard in 70 years. anne-marie, king charles has another busy day. he's going to northern ireland to receive condolences and then flying back to london to receive his mother's body. she'll be in buckingham palace overnight and then be escorted to westminster hall where she'll lie in state for four days. >>> when queen elizabeth started her reign in 1952, she was the head of 52 countries. that figure now

jet in support of head gemini on em, are not happy, has become a sore point for humanity throughout the world. and it is as serious threat. it is the wish of the nations across the world draft on an increasing basis to obtain justice independence, while enjoying security at the same time of imagining you live out there at the realization of your lab. the front of resistance shows no cutting him of all the night i repeated over your body there. the realization of the doctrine of resistance shows the extreme and deep rooted willingness of many people to own. tain't true justice, whereas unilateralism has been the tool that has used on her that has been used to hold many countries back or you would be on a selective basis. america cannot accept that circle of countries have the right to stand on their own 2 feet. and they keep on arms. connie equivocating militarism was security for the friends of america. do not enjoy a better situation. what is occurring today in europe is a mirror image of what has occurred in western eye in western asia, in the past few decades fetish in their ha, ha, ha ha. the comportment and the result of the movement of the troop

em . how may or may lead we are, they believed that all freedom seeking nations are more having self fillable that have their heart steady high did to such is not equal. we took the values and the defense of all of these values against the oppressors across the globe. breast on our shoulders, what we seek is the rights of the iranian nation, of the iranian people that are a relationship based on oppression. you will not be tolerated. you study. we will stand firm at, in, by any proudly defend the rights of our people in our nation. we believe that any oppressive action is an action against world peace and stability. young guardian, mass, which is a threat to the entire world, any reaching how do you security throughout the world on, through any path other than justice would not be sustainable or permanent. and that is precisely what you expect of the united nations to support. he had, you know, you and i do act fast. of course the, i mean the implementation of justice and fairness is quite challenging a difficult and perhaps it is because of that. and that many of those claims to be on the si

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from a member of em 60, to a movement responsible for recent protests in niger who believes a president from the french army in the country is illegal and possesses a threat of national sovereignty. with since the beginning of the french military operation back run their forces have acted in contempt of the population of nature in many areas of the country. we find the presence of these forces which are not helping niger to answer security unacceptable. a force that is killing more citizens of our country than terrorists. this is what formed the basis of the m 62 movement. we will fight into our country as truly independent into our country and citizens can enjoy and explored its natural wealth until the government is at the service of the people. over a 1000 bar hon started back in august 2014 and has been carried out with full countries, all of which of former french colonies the span the saw head, who kina fasfa chad, march marciano, and niger it consists of 3000 members of the french armed forces and is permanently headquartered in the capital of chad, initially intended to follow up on the successes, eggs fanned the french am if you work, it has not proven to be

following -- senior official for a nato ally of the united states transmits a vital national security matter to his country's em-bassey here in washington. but before the call even reaches the em-bassey, it's -- em-bassey, it's intercepted -- embassey, it's intercepted to beijing even before we hear the message. threats like this are very real and on the rise. even here in the united states, intelligence and defense officials are concerned that telecommunications equipped made by the company huawei, could capture information. many of our partners and allies have all of their major cell phone network backed by unsecure equipment giving them back door access to our communications. many countries have mutual defense treaties with the united states. the countering untrusted telecommunications act would be a trushl tool to address the security -- crucial tool to address the security issues. it would require the state department is making sure we don't have unsafe equipment in embassies around the world. and it would look at all the telecommunications with which we have a treaty. it offers our state department to off

em struggle. but although india is a member of the commonwealth observing a day of mourning for britons, queen elizabeth the 2nd is a decision that evoke mixed feelings in a nation where many are keen to read write the colonial past poverty method al jazeera new delhi. voting is underway in sweden's general election. opinion po suggests it's the close race between the current left tween government and an unprecedented alliance between the right and the far right. rising crime in a surgeon, immigration are among the main issues, the war in ukraine and the energy crisis that's followed. austell kiva key factors in the pulse. paul reese reports from stockholm. sweden's 1st female prime minister is trying to get her 1st election victory. magdalena, on the sions, social democratic lead, coalition is not connecting the poles with an opposition block, led by the moderates party. but it's the rise of the ranked wing sweden. democrats, that she's been wanting vote as against. i am very concerned that the sweden democrats, there will be the 2nd largest party park and therefore hadn't very great influence on, on, and other governments and another prime minister in sweden.

nation. we are heartbroken and we are very angry >> fdny lieutenant alison russo-elling raced to calls as a member of fdny emsreat partner and mentor their hero >> she was there for me at a time what i was at my most vulnerable she put her arm around me and said everything was going to be okay unfortunately, i didn't have that capability yesterday. >> reporter: russo was killed when police say 34-year-old peter zazofolis jumped on top of her and stabbed her 20 times steps from her station house he has a documented history of schizophrenia. when he was last hospitalized he was transported by members of russo's ems station. >> it's a tremendous loss that we will feel for a very long time to come it is very sad that the department has to go through this over again. >> reporter: members of ems forced to relive the painful nightmare of emtyadira's death killed five years ago by a man who stole her ambulance after years of waiting, he was just found fit to stand trial the chief of ems offering this call to all new yorkers. >> we need the city to stand up for all of our first responders who serve you and your famili

national investigative reporter for the washington post and coauthor of i alone can fix it doll j trump's catastrophic final year. carol the, catastrophe continues well into the post presidency is emslet's just first start -- i mean, that piece that you wrote what is so presages this moment. -- i just want to get your moment -- which is seems to me more like a political document then a legal document, right? it's full of buzzwords that i'm sure trump's allies will use, the word witch hunt isn't in there, but it basically suggest this is all part of a political ploy on the part of the deep state. how did you read it? >> a very similarly. and i'm really glad you noticed the political rhetoric and the optics of this filing which, as you know to yourself, is part of a pattern of how donald trump deals with federal and other courts. his idea is, let me communicate the way i want to communicate to my base. he still thinks of himself as the president. and these filings end up being his way of saying, i am a victim. you are next. and i don't have to deal with all the legal mumbo jumbo. and i don't have to make a coherent legal finding or claim before the court. all i have to do is convince

ems. morning. the organisation, blind veterans uk, we are a national charity, we support blind veterans, anyone whoame our patron when she became the queen in 1952 so we are honoured to come to this incredible celebration of life but also deep reflection of her majesty. blind veterans uk support blind veterans, we have rehabilitation centres, we are in the community, everywhere. fantastic work. tell us about receiving the invitation to today. i was completely shocked. i was driving, i was in the car, i got a telephone call from the cabinet office and i was blown away. the gentleman said, you have been a recent recipient of the mbe, would you like to come to the funeral? well, what an honour! an absolute honour. for me, my family and the organisation. evenjust getting here this morning was a bit of a trial, so very honoured.— this morning was a bit of a trial, so very honoured. well done. your organisation. _ so very honoured. well done. your organisation, proud _ so very honoured. well done. your organisation, proud -- _ so very honoured. well done. your organisation, proud -- proud - so very honou

nation's automobiles and trucks go by rail. if you tried to replace the rails with trucks, it'd take 467,000 of 'em.es to try and reach some agreement. but you know what? the ball -- or the bat's out of the president's hands. he cannot stop this strike. only congress can do that. because of the railway labor act, they would have the ability to step in and order that the current deal be accepted by both parties, they could make their own deal, they could order an end to the strike and order more talks, or they could ask for last best offers and pick one of them. problem is with all of that, stuart, is that you've got to have bipartisan support in the congress in order for any of this to happen. right now that ain't happening. you just saw maybe, did you see those cars go by? they come in largely on rails. and if they don't come in on rails, they don't go out anywhere. you have enough trouble finding cars these days. there's going to be more trouble, maybe. stuart: i'll bet you it goes down to the wire, all the way down to friday -- >> reporter: yep, it always does. stuart: it always does. thanks, jef