in the blue nile.no interest whatsoever to even negotiate the agreement and make it meaningful to bring peace and justice and security. if you look at it from that perspective, and also they are focusing [indiscernible] which is basically a compromise rather than a political solution with a genuine political process. you would understand how things are difficult now to solve in the blue nile. laura: a lot of these problems or tensions stem from access to land. the hausa were never given indigenous land rights or sudanese citizenship. what happened ? why did they fail to implement these policies ? hajooj: i think to bring this into perspective because it seems very complicated -- there is an old sudan and that is tribal sudan based on land. there is an idea of a new sudan where there is citizenship. it is a sudan where we can become a country. right now, when you are trying to solve the issues by having this piece agreement that is basically talking about the rights of different groups, historic rights,

they've been more peaceful because there's less tribal conflicts in the past in blue nile. so it is shocking that this is happening, but it is something that we're used to another place that part of sudan. and right now because of the political situation in that village, off the l. a. led by my like i got to actually become a, we'll civilian government and, and make the people who and i feel that they are all equal. so all of these things . so the political part is definitely a big part when, when the government fail to show people that they can control, they can bring justice and what not. people revert back to their tribes. and when you go back to your tribes, all these issues that have been building on for years come come to the forefront and that's what's happening. the inability to solve the conflict is not in sudan. always going to have these complex, but you always have to have ways to solve these complex. and right now there is no way to solve these conflicts, and that's why they're roughed. and when they abrupt you, there's no way to hold them back. i guess what i'

nile: i have to say maria that i think you know joe biden is one of the most frightening things on the agenda. [laughter] halloween, actually. even as own party running away from him the biden presidency, i have to say is just -- it is so embarrassing, to have -- this is leader of the free world, and you know many members parliament claim biden is an absolute disaster can't understand why he is president of the united states, that is a widely held view, i think across much of the free world, this president really is embarrassing, also, increasingly i think lashing out at critics, very angry comes across as a very, very angry person i don't think attractive for voters, somebody who also seem to be deeply out of touch with the reality of ordinary everyday americans. and every press briefing a series of disinformation frankly with regard to what is happening reality on border, inflation, et cetera, this presidency is a catastrophe for america. >> lies pretty much out there from white house we've got much more ahead futures falling expecting a lower opening this morning, investors weighing

we want to go to nile gardiner, former policy adviser to one maggie thatcher. nile, what happened? >> neil, great to be here on your show today. what an ex-record extraordinary day in british politics and a shakespearian day for liz truss. a coup to unseat the prime minister, the coup plotters have been very successful doing so. many respects actually liz truss some degree contributed to her owndown fall by a series of u-turns making concessions to the tory wets, left-wing of conservative party, this is a big mistake. when you make concessions to the left, they will take advantage of that. the sharks have been swirling for several days now. it turned into a feeding frenzy, ultimately liz truss decided to resign. neil: boris johnson thing, is that realistic that he would come back? >> yes, it is actually. i do believe that boris johnson is going to be a very serious contender once again for the leadership of the conservative party. he is hugely popular of course with the grassroots of the conservative party which tends to be more to the right compared to the parliamentary mps. i thi

a 30—day state of emergency has been declared across blue nile.cy i in all parts of the blue nile region for 30 days. the chief of the regiment, the police chief and the head of the rapid support forces, must intervene with all means to stop tribal fighting. they have all constitutional and legal powers to take proper procedures according to the nature of the situation. how do you respond when your best friend randomly decides to call time on your life—long friendship? well, that's the plot of the film the banshees of inisherin, set in the 1920s on a fictional remote island off the coast of ireland. our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba has been talking to its stars, colin farrell and brendan gleeson. have you been rowing? dark and quirky. what the hell's going on with you and me brother? he's dull, siobhan. but he's always been dull. humourous and compelling. you're behaving awful unusual. the film tells the story of a lifelong friendship that suddenly ends. people have responded to it in such a positive way and it's meant something to the

nile neil we wait and we watch.eal estate agent, has a good view of the entire country. but, again, this notion that we go back to the meltdown we had last housing correction, very few seem to be saying that. we had a nice runup, and now we're due for what could be a not so so nice rundown. >> in the meantime, we're live at the border and seeing what's going on. let's just say things are not easing up. that ancient roman ? no, he's seizing the moment with merrill. moving his money into his investment account in real time and that's... how you collect coins. your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. where there's a pet there's always...this. that's why we have innovations ... can forget about all about those hairy situations. shop maytag and more exclusive out of the blue innovations at lowe's.com. over 5 million people have fallen in love with a portable blender. blendjet 2 gives you ice-crushing, big blender power on-the-go. so you can throw in your favorite ingredients and ble

blue nile state kill dozens of people in 2 days. pictures from the past, we look at why arch found at a london church is now on display in zimbabwe. and the excitement builds here in doha with just 30 days to go until guitars 1st. world cup will have more than that after the break. ah, how i would say so rather lies the storms across sir parts of south america. central areas in particular, you see how the gathered there just a round bolivia pushing right down towards the southeast or brazil punching the way up into central parts of brazil as well. as she down top a little further west, which as we go through sas, they said some heavy rain coming back into we're eastern parts of peru, showers there. whether, whether pushing their way in to where rio, so temperature to fall back a little bit. here with some live he storms rumbling away, scattering assurance to across the parts of the caribbean. but i would towards, yes, it's largely fine. it's right. because a wet to, whether they're into cuba, into jamaica, but it's over towards the western side of the region, just off the coast of mex

joining the conversation all morning long is niles gardner and rob astorino. we had a former nypd official on this week and he said to me the subways are a no-go. don't go to the subway. it was extr -- extraordinary. rob. >> one thing they can do is have a huge visible presence of uniformed officers on the platforms but the mental health issue, he is right, mayor adams. that is an issue l. we have a lot of people who need mental health and they're not getting the services. they're being allowed to stay on the streets. and they're a danger to themselves and to the public. but i mean, if that's his only excuse, come on, please. you've got a no cash bail law in new york city and new york state, throughout the country in our major urban areas in states where crime is rampant and growing. and you know, they're saying that it's just a perception problem, it's the media. come on. new yorkers know what's happening and people be in major cities -- people in major cities know what's happening and they're afraid and that affects the economy. people are saying i'm not tak

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with the new listing, nile corp.lans to fund the plant in nebraska to source critical minerals for electric vehicle manufacturing. joining me now is nile executive chair mark smith. >> thank you, liz. liz: tell us about this. when i say this, we have two issues here. elk corp. breaking grounds in nebraska and what minerals are in there and the merger/not a merger of abso absorption of a . they're touchy at the moment. >> the elk creek mine. there's four lines we listen to produce. liz: what are they used for? >> nyobium is an additive in steel manufacturing and makes the steel stronger and lighter so it goes to the lightweight revolution, which is part of our evs and even lightweighting the internal combustion engines. lightweighting is what it's about. scandium, much like niobium does for steel and it makes that metal for aluminum stronger and lighter. if we take that into the aerospace or airline commercial airline manufacturing, they can go a lot further with a tank of fuel than they could with just an aluminum bo

nile gardiner on that next. ♪ know what?by. ♪ i'm coming back for you ♪ your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire stuart: liz truss, prime minister of britain, resigned after just 44 days on the job. britain is in extraordinary turmoil. ashley, i think most of our viewers want to know what that means for the united states. ashley: well, it's an example of how unfunded government spending can roil the financial markets and bring down a political leader. the u.s., as we know, facing the same difficult economic issues that europe is; decades-high inflation, central banks forced to raise interest rates to curb growth, businesses being forced to layoff workers and corporate earnings starting to erode. but europe is also nation an energy crisis after russia invaded ukraine, and we've already seen all the angry protests on the streets of paris, same sto

people have been killed during two days of ethnic clashes over land disputes in sudan�*s southern blue nilein the republic of the sudan and the region is home to around a0 different ethnic groups. 0ur senior africa correspondent anne soy has more on this story. fighting first broke out last week and then on wednesday and thursday this week it escalated at least 150 people died. the un says as many as 170 but they haven�*t verified those figures. it has been very difficult for them to get to that area and aid agencies have been calling for urgent and unimpeded access to the affected area. now, at the core of the problem is a dispute over land. these are communities that have lived alongside each other for a very long time but some are herders, others are farmers and therefore, there have been conflicts over the use of resources and the whole of africa is experiencing a prolonged drought, and that just exasperates the situation. from wednesday on, we have been told that hundreds of people fled from cities and they have been going to neighbouring cities and intense gunfire. and houses are also

finally , preliminary studies were carried out related to west nile virus hemorrhagic fever, crimeanga introduced fileriosis dermatitis and blinding all these species were selected because of their potential involvement in the transmission cycle of west nile virus in pakistan or because they were found to be vectors in other geographic areas, it was found to be the only widespread, widespread mosquito in pakistan that actively feeds on humans and birds and has been proven. it is known that west nile virus is maintained in the wild bird mosquito cycle in egypt and south africa well scandal. uh, the awakening begins not to touch and sit out the english newspapers of the americans, we are trying. yes, and our editors are already responding, attracting our scientists as a result of the pakistanis. although they are in the pocket of the americans, but a scandal. this is not in the soviet union , but already in the western press, and they tell him, uh, they ran away from behind the wing. an investigation by soviet journalists ion andron and his colleague vladimir vesensky about how america

blue nile is one of the 18 states in the republic of sudan, and the region is home to around a0 differentout last week and then on wednesday and thursday this week it escalated at least 150 people died. the un says as many as 170 but they haven't verified those figures. it has been very difficult for them to get to that area, and aid agencies have been calling for urgent and unimpeded access to the affected area. at the core of the problem is a dispute over land. these are communities that have lived alongside of each other for a very long time but some are herders, others are farmers and therefore there have been conflicts over the use of resources. and the whole of africa is in a prolonged drought, and that just exacerbates the situation. from wednesday on we have been told that hundreds of people fled from cities and they have been going to neighbouring states and intense gunfire. houses are also set ablaze — one hospital in the area said that they had at least 80 people injured. an oil tanker driver has been arrested in mexico after his vehicle collided with a train. the incident happ

a state of emergency has been declared in sedans, blue nile state for a month, at least 187 people have been killed in violence, sparked by a land dispute between tribes. the peace deal was signed in the region in 2020, but the fighting has actually worse, and the blue nile states in southern sudan is home to dozens of different ethnic groups. hate speech and racism have often been blamed for worsening decades. long tribal tensions and analysts say that the rising violence is also a fall out of the power vacuum in the region caused by last year's military takeover in courtroom. summer here over bar is the spokeswoman of the cities professionals association. i spoke to her earlier and she says the military has not done its job of keeping the peace the violence episodes have been recurring, both in the blue now state in west current defined and in down for during the past 3 years. since the military, the military is deal or the part that is supposed to take care of was the security guard. and it has proven that it is not doing its job. it's not doing it or. and apart from that, the piece

blue nile state reports that more than a 150 people have been killed. almost a 100 have been injured in the ongoing conflict triggered by land disputes and the militarization of tribal groups. violence of a rival land claims in the house. i'm burton tribes. as left dozens of people dead and thousands more displaced. a peace deal was signed to the region in 2020, but fighting a steadily increased. morgan has more from culture. this violence is an extension of the violence that broke out last july between the 2 tribes. the hausa and the birds are over land issues. the house, so wanted to establish a tribal administration in blue now state something that the bertha and other tribes in lou now state rejected saying that the house to have no rights to land claims in the area security forces have been deployed also back then they have restricted movement, local authorities have imposed curfew in those 3 localities where violence have broken out. but as of today, the market in blue now state in the capital of blue, now state them as in has been shut. there are

the governor of the blue nile region has declared a state of emergency.- of the blue nile region for 30 days. the chief of the fourth regiment of ground forces, the police chief and the head of the rapid support forces must intervene with all means to stop tribal fighting. they have all constitutional and legal powers to take proper procedures, according to the nature of the situation. this is bbc news. a reminder of the headlines: in the race to be britain's next prime minister, two of the leading candidates, borisjohnson and rishi sunak, have been meeting face—to—face. at china's party congress, president xi's predecessor, hujintao, is mysteriously led out of the hall by officials. let's stick with that story now. i've been speaking to author and professor of political science at the unversity of toronto, lynette ong. i asked her what she makes of hu jintao�*s removal from congress. by by the time he was escorted out, it was just after people of the media were allowed in so it could be a political power play by presidency or because at that time the lis

i hope that stability will come back still to come this half hour tribal clashes and sedans, blue nile state kill more than a 150 people in 2 days of main, apple prepares for its biggest tests yet with more than a 1000000 fans expected to fly in for the cattle world. i hello, we're saying both sides of autumn at the moment across europe quiets and dry across a central bassetti morning. mist and fog light out towards the west because this area of low pressure rolling in from the atlantic bringing a fair bit of wet and windy weather into western passes. we go on through the next couple of days. blustery showers, longest bells, the frank air force winds, pushing into a great part of ireland eating across wales. some parts of england seeing some isolated rainfall and that wet weather, stretching all the way down through the by abyss gay into portugal, and also intricate part of spain. there is some weight whether 2 coming into france stand towards us, switzerland. it does tend to the morn settled into central parts as we go on 3 friday, but dry over towards the east of europe, temperatures

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blue nile state kills dozens of people in 2 days. and we look at why a collection of artwork discovered in the basement of a london church is now on display in zimbabwe. ah hello, we're saying both sides of all to him at the moment across europe quite dry across a central pass any more he missed and fog went out towards the west because this area of low pressure rolling in from the atlantic bringing a fair bit of wet and windy weather into western parts as we go on through the next couple of days. blustery showers longest spells the frank out force winds. pushing into a good part of ireland easing across. well, southern parts of england seeing some much needed rainfall and that wet wet stretching all the way down further by a biscuit into portugal and also intricate part of spain, the recent white weather to coming into france then towards us, switzerland. it does tend to be more settled into central parts as we go on through friday, but dry over towards the east of europe. tampa. just keep it around 10 degrees celsius. that wet weat

in this environment we saw some of the historical data let's go forward with the fund founder, dan niles, telling us all year retail investors would be better off in cash and you were right even with the rate of inflation. cash has certainly preserved its value more so than the broader markets. if you have a longer time horizon now is now a good time to start nibbling especially at some of those tech names we just saw mike break down, how we are getting closer to the prepandemic peak what do you think? >> well, there is the long term and the short term in the short term i actually believe october will end up being up and the reason i say that is if you look at it historically october is up 60% of the time over the last 70 years average gain is 1% when you go into october with a market down 15% in the prior nine months, your odds of it being up go up to about 83% and your average gain is about 3%. even if you look at so far this month, horrible ppi numbers. ugly preannouncements. and the market is down about 1% so far in october. so you're sort of setting up, even if you look at some of t

joining me now satori fund founder portfolio manager dan niles and dan, i want to start with the fed because markets up right now at this very moment and scuttlebut, maybe they slow it down a little bit. i'm not sure if that means on a rhetoric which by the way be a welcome relief, but what are your thoughts about taking the bait yet again, because obviously, the markets want so desperately for the fed to take a back seat. >> you're exactly right, charles. we put out a tweet this morning under daniel t. niles which is my handle saying look, here is an article in the wall street journal from a person they call the fed whisperer, nick timaros, and he basically put out that the fed is going to raise by 75 basis points but there's debate about raising it only 50 in december, and that be very bull ish, because that be the first sign that they are starting to slowdown their rate hikes, and this market, as you put it, people desperately want to believe that we've seen the lows. now, i think this is a low. i think the market can get backup being the s&p 500 back to 3,900 or 4,000, and if you

the governor of the blue nile region has declared a state of emergency.ef of the fourth regiment of ground forces, the police chief and the head of the rapid support forces must intervene with all means to stop tribal fighting. they have all constitutional and legal powers to take proper procedures, according to the nature of the situation. the new italian government has been sworn in at a ceremony at the presidential palace in rome. giorgia meloni is italy's first filed right leader since world war ii and the country's first ever female prime first everfemale prime minister. her brothers of italy party one last microphone won the last election. she will head up a right—wing coalition. she has sought to reassure western allies that their foreign policy will not change. the co—owner of the red bull formula 1 team dietrich mateschitz has died at the age of 78. he built a business empire launching the red bull energy drink in the 1980s and marketed the brand by sponsoring a variety of extreme sports. he became a key figure in motorsport is more than two deca

the governor of the blue nile region has declared a state of emergency.he fourth regiment of ground forces, police chief and the head of the rapid support forces must intervene with all means to stop trouble fighting. they have all constitutional and legal powers to take proper procedures according to the nature of the situation. meanwhile in west africa authorities in nigeria say nearly 200 people have died in flood due to this year's rainy season. ———n. one of the third of a million have been affected since june of a million have been affected sincejune with rains damaging homes, house rooms, class services and grain stores and this year's rainy season has been far deadlier than usual. the co—owner of the red bull formula 1 team dietrich mateschitz has died at the age of 78. he built a business empire, launching the red bull energy drink in the 1980s and marketed the brand by sponsoring a variety of extreme sports. he became a key figure in motorsport in particular more than two decades ago. a sheet of paper with handwritten lyrics for two songs by the

it is known that the west nile virus is maintained in the wild bird mosquito cycle in egypt and south . why, uh, our ranks commit attracts our scientists as a result. although they are in the pocket of the americans, but we are a scandal, this is not in the soviet union, but already in western press, and they tell him, uh, ran away from behind the wing. the investigation of soviet journalists ion andron by his colleague vladimir vesennsky about how the americans in the pakistani laboratory in lahore bred a breed of killer mosquitoes, infected them with the yellow fever virus, and then experienced the effects of bites, infected insects on the local population caused a real international scandal, the pakistani authorities were forced to close the laboratories expel its leader, professor david nellin, from the country. since then, 40 years have passed. still they are preparing for biological warfare. if you think that they are not preparing, then in this case we can get into a serious story with him, that when a biological it will be waged against us. you can already. we just don't know

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suspected to have been running experiments on takes it still takes are infected with zeke of virus, west nile fever, dingey fever, and other equally dangerous pathogens, and then released into their natural habitat. neither ukraine nor the u. s. have denied that the pentagon is linked to bio labs in the country. ah, the me since 2018 under road and number 9 to 8 issued by ukraine's ministry of health. international pharmaceutical companies have had access to the country's hospital patients as a testing ground, including children. special safety measures in the handling of hazardous microorganisms are very expensive on a lot cheaper and easier to conduct that kind of research in countries where lives are of low value to the usa. the west, of course, does not care about the lives or the conditions of the ukraine or the population. it is also been historically i'd by people like adolf hitler and the german world war 2 strategic plans for defeating russia. ukraine was rich with oil and it was always i'd as a natural resource area that could be utilized. most of the 3 was, would assume usually whe

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nile, thank you for your time. >> my pleasure, bret. thank you. >> bret: breaking tonight, president biden is in philadelphia for a campaign event normally less than three weeks from midterm election. a sitting president would be a hot commodity on the campaign trail but that is not the case this year white house correspondent peter doocy tells us why. >> of october of their first midterm cycles, trump had 26 rallies, obama had 16 rallies. that means president biden has some catching up to do because, on the campaign trail, with the exception of p.a., the president has been mia. >> my staff said to me, you realize how many times you have been to pittsburgh? i said no. they said 19. >> peter: this time to boost the senate candidate john fetterman again. [inaudible] >> peter: president biden claims he is helping more than a dozen democrats. >> there haven't been that many candidates campaigning with you. >> that's not true. there has been 15. count. take count. >> are there going to be even more? >> yeah. >> peter: it was even more three

. prime minister is underway, sunny diagonal alger, zara. violence has broken out and sedans, blue nile state would reports more than a 150 people have been killed around 90, more have been injured in the conflict triggered by land disputes, the militarization of tribal groups fighting over rival land claims between the houser and better tribes and july left dozens of people dead than thousands more displaced. at least 30 pro democracy protest as have been killed, ensured violence broke out after demonstrators barricaded roads and towards the routing parties. headquarters in the capital. in jemina, police fired rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse the crowds. chad has been on edge since the death of president interest derby last year. ukrainian authorities have imposed power restrictions and blackouts for the 1st time since the war began . as russian strikes hammer critical infrastructure, people across the country have been urge to use less power as the government and forces electricity curbs between 7 am and 11 pm, ukraine's president followed me as the lensky says, russian attacks

they, too, are pierced by the nile. as they say, therefore, active work is being carried out, such moments began to be revealed that, without contact, a very large number of mercenaries were brought up. and it is known how you are radio intercepts or intelligence, maybe found out polish mercenaries uh, don't know french english everyone from all over the world. they are generally well trained foreign mercenaries well, if you compare, let's say with those who are now mobilized there, those who are in the defense. well, of course, an order of magnitude higher, since they are professional military in their countries there. therefore, yes, and if, by wagner's standards, yes, no, they don’t pull, here is a healthy landing, there the dill prompts a colleague. armed noisy troublemaker we don't have them. we are in front of bakhmut on the very front end. well, we are fighting the war on the sly. here is what we are hearing now, this is ardoev with the ukrainian country. plus or minus. yes, now, for the most part, they do not ma

not going to get nile coffee and stacking up the food. it was like set building and lighting and real production work, working with local 16. working with these various filming companies and creating an opportunity for young people to work on the matrix. to work on mass bridges and the great things. it was like seeing the kids on set and know thanksgiving is a part of their career. it is really something i'm most proved of what you did and the department has done in san francisco and how tell make a difference in their lives and the next generation and really diverse foiling the behind the scenes work. the set crews and lighting courthouse all the stuff we need to make sure that women and people of color are a part of the equation when doing film in san front as well. we know there is a lot of great work you will continue to do. and luckily you have all the wonderful people here to celebrate with you and support you. people from the industry. from city hall. friends family. because you know this pandemic has challenged our city. and the i