the leader of the state of north run west fall upset many well being caught on camera laughing and joking around behind the german president. this frank volta shine my express, comes stolen, says to the families of those who died in the summer's fatal flooding, which struck hard at luscious state. then there was the cringe worthy interview with child journalist after the 12 year olds eviscerated the would be chancellor over his climate inaction far right elements in his party. and even mister law should function for a cigarette every now and again, the cd you mans response was to slam what he called. clearly courtship children for their interview technique. uncle merkel has tried to give him her blessing, including during the chancellor's final speech, to them understand that didn't go so well. i mean, the the outgoing chancellor has stood by her mom. despite him leading the send to right party toward some of their lowest polling figures, in postwar germany thought brings us onto the pollsters favorite to be the next head of the german government. all our shots of the social democrats sho

man who led his policy to its worst electoral performance. aman lashes, the prime minister of north run west failure, but also the chief of the c d u, where he says no, although his party came 2nd in the elections. that does not mean that they cannot form a coalition government with the very same policies that mister schultz is trying to form a government with. and so you have loggerheads as one party saying one thing the other thing the other. so how are we going to find resolution? what kind of variables could we be looking at? well, that's the really central question here. next that, how do you, how do these parties as it were, pool the differences share the differences, but then also work out something where they can all agree you have on the one hand, you have these economic to liberal, but not necessarily so socially liberal, free democrats who are in some form of talks already with the green party, not as an official leadership level, but quiet conversations having already taken place. these policies tried to form a coalition with angular medical 4 years ago, but failed. because the f

campaign workers in the south in the north, in east and west — south in the north, in east and west this— south in the north, in east and west. this was a great final rune _ the chancellor will be the 1 who can overcome these differences within the bundestag and we need a chancellor that will be a chancellor for everyone who lives in germany. that is _ for everyone who lives in germany. that is our— for everyone who lives in germany. that is our task that lies ahead, there _ that is our task that lies ahead, there will— that is our task that lies ahead, there will be many discussions with there will be many discussions with the different competing parties in the different competing parties in the next — the different competing parties in the next few days, and the next chancellor — the next few days, and the next chancellor must develop a project that is— chancellor must develop a project that is long—term, that will last beyond — that is long—term, that will last beyond the next few weeks, and i am ready— beyond the next few weeks, and i am ready for— beyond the next few weeks, and i am ready for thatjob. applause. and with that, armin laschet departs

looking to target southern areas of japan by later this week toward the north, we've got a run of rain for the yellow river valley, just west of jung. joe, there's been delayed now as it creeps closer to japan, but for now, here's what's going on in japan. we've got this onshore wind and some showers, so that's pressing down the temperature and tokyo to a high 25 degrees. sunshine in osaka at 29. that's it for me. see you soon. the weather sponsored by cattle airways voted world's best airline of 2021. how many nukes has too many new america has in many ways driven the arms race parties are much more like the british parties. now, there are fewer regulation to own a tiger than their, our own a dog. how can this be happening? you know, we take on us politics and, and that's the bottom line from the fellows of correct. so the battle fields around most of our job is to get to the truth and empower people through knowledge. ah ah, welcome back. a reminder of our top stories on al jazeera, early results from germany's election show the central f social democrats with a very narrow lead over ongoing transfer. christian democrats,

because of tropical storm shampoo, but we've also got a band of cloud running from north east china all the way down to the south west and that's bringing a lot of rain to city one province. we could see some flooding as those rains for heavily over the next few days, but we've also got souls and showers affecting the south is gonna be wet weather in hong kong through the weekend. the shanghai though it does dry up as the tropical storm pushes out towards south korea. now it is slow moving, but it is bringing with its very heavy rain up to a $150.00 millimeters, expected, and wind gusts of up to a 100 kilometers per hour and some dangerous sees with that. so lots of heavy rain on the way for south korea and southern parts of japan. can you shoot? she co, coo and han. she would like me to see some very heavy falls over the next few days . now we moved to south asia. it's a similar story for india. we've seen the monsoon in full force in good your state . it's now moved up further north to low pressure in charge. so lots of heavy rain up in the north. we could see some localized flooding here, but not only here, also i

looking to target southern areas of japan by later this week toward the north, we've got a run of rain for the yellow river valley, just west of jung. joe, there's been delayed now as it creeps closer to japan, but for now, here's what's going on in japan. we've got this onshore wind and some showers, so that's pressing down the temperature and tokyo to a high 25 degrees, sunshine and soccer. at 29, that's it for me. see you soon. the news when freedom of the press is under threat in oh, you just because i thought, genuinely about your thought toward the government step outside the mainstream. there has been a implement here some of access points, the introduction shift, the focus, the pandemic. this turned out to be a handy little pretext for the prime minister to clamp down on the press covering the waves. the news is covered for listening post on a oh the me again, what you know is there a reminder about top stories this thousands of people are protesting against the chiles in president, in the capital tunis, supporters of ty said are also on the streets a wednesday he announced he would rule by decree the pewter of it's

looking to target southern areas of japan by later this week toward the north, we've got a run of rain for the yellow river valley, just west of jung. joe, there has been delayed now as it creeps closer to japan, but for now, here's what's going on in japan. we've got this onshore wind and some showers, so that's pressing down the temperature in tokyo to a high 25 degrees. sunshine and soccer. at 29, that's it for me, see you soon. the weather sponsored by cattle airways voted world's best airline of 2021. or more and more indians are going under the normal to become tall. ah, when i want to investigate the length some people are willing to go to reach new on al jazeera frank assessment is ok, likely to change biking behavior and it's not going to change their behavior. they are going to continue to do what they do. and in depth analysis of the dates, global headlines inside story on our jazeera ah the other they are watching al jazeera that remind you about top stories. the south poles have closed in germany's general election. polls show the 2 main parties, b, s, p, d, and cd. you currently tied with 25 percent each. this

looking to target southern areas of japan by later this week toward the north, we've got to run of rain for the yellow river valley, just west of jung. joe, there's been delayed now as it creeps closer to japan, but for now, here's what's going on in japan. we've got this onshore wind and some showers, so that's pressing down the temperature in tokyo to a high 25 degrees, sunshine and soccer. at 29. that's it for me. see you soon still ahead here and i was 0. i've got a stones economic recovery on hold. how sanctions on the time i've been bringing business to hope. and maggie would be demanding justice in mexico. the families of 43 students who disappeared 7 years ago still wants to know what happened. and it taste of our hospitality. the organizes of next year cut worked up to ask residents to open their homes to friends, coming up with pizza ah, on counting the cost of gas prices. so there's no end in sight is why shouldn't blame for europe's gas? shortage is my gerry a launch? it's an e currency of crypto currency usage takes off in emerging markets and the philip, just and equitable fighting system of compromise. countin

looking to target southern areas of japan by later this week toward the north, we've got a run of rain for the yellow river valley, just west of jung. joe, there's been delayed now as it creeps closer to japan, but for now, here's what's going on in japan. we've got this onshore wind and some showers, so that's pressing down the temperature and tokyo to a high 25 degrees, sunshine and soccer. at 29, that's it for me, see you soon. the weather, sponsored by katara airways voted world's best airline of 2021. i. connie court is that the 20th century, whose lives were intertwined from outcasts who found an artistic connection in 194010 jane to reduce the both of them were lost. children to a battle of words, against the backdrop of de leon. more independent al jazeera was helpless during the complex relationships that sparks created really, really a north africa on al jazeera. oh ok. welcome back. a recap of our top story on al jazeera. both counting has begun in germany's general election. exit polls show the 2 main parties, the s p v m s c u s. t. a few lines are running, neck and neck, the greens falling in 3rd place say the

we move further toward the north, we've got a run of rain across the yellow river valley pretty much in between the yellow river valley and the gang si, river valley. just west of jung. joe, on monday, next we're going down under were seen an improvement in conditions toward the southeast, but still hanging on to some clouds. drifting in and out. and temperatures are recovering. here. speaking temperatures, i'm going to put the colors on. so the darker the color, the higher the temperature alice is about a good 10 degrees, pretty close to 10 degrees above average. and look at this when from the outback in the interior diving down. so adelaide, you're up to $24.00 degrees. none of that warmth, unfortunately can be found through new zealand. in fact, temperatures have come crashing down and gives been at 14 degrees and a pretty good run of rain through the capitol region affecting wallington. that's it for me. see, it's in the across the younger valley, high above the ground. a trouble has taken on a different formed. people don't walk, they fly. this is no game. it's business. makes the farmers hopefully be swinging high across deep valley, facing on every jo

these thunderstorms stretch from north—west france, across the channel, into south—west england and just runningat 30 degree mark once again. overnight tonight, thunderstorms continue to work in across england and wales, reaching northern ireland too. they could keep you awake — but if they don't, maybe the temperatures will. these are the kind of temperatures, as you are perhaps thinking of getting some sleep at 11 o'clock — still well up into the 20s in a number of our towns and cities, so very warm for sleeping. it's going to be a warm start to the day on thursday as well, but it is a day where low pressure is going to be moving in, so you can forget all about those sunny skies and the really hot weather — instead, we've got thunderstorms that are going to be widespread, again posing a threat of some localised flash flooding from the heaviest of the downpours. still quite warm across eastern england, though — 25 degrees in norwich, 24 in hull. further west, generally high teens to low 20s. and that low pressure, through thursday night, will push those storms more bodily into scotland and coul

north, just 11—12, 16—17 down towards the south. and low pressure dominates the scene into the weekend. this will little weather system running in from the westkeep a close eye on that because it could potentially bring some very strong winds indeed. certainly the risk of gales through the weekend, some heavy rain at times. so, if you have outdoor plans, do stay tuned to the forecast. some sunny spells between the downpours and temperatures generally between 12—17 degrees. hello, i'm kasia madera, this is 0utside source. shocking details emerge of how a british police officer pretended to arrest sarah everard before kidnapping, raping and murdering her. her father and sister asked couzens, who had his head bowed, to face them. couzens started shaking. sarah's family told her killer there can never be redemption for his horrendous act he'll be sentenced on thursday. also ahead, the european union accuses belarus of trying to use migrants to create instablity. poland says a record number of migrants have tried to enter from belarus. we'll speak to the polish government about allegations it's breaking the law and pushing them back. also ahead, c

could soon run out of medical supplies, resisting the taliban, the mountainous region north of kabul, which is refusing to give in to the armed group and the areas of the northeastern new west, submerged by the remains of harwick and ida, more than 20 people have been confirmed that ah hello, thank you for joining us. we begin the program in afghanistan. we're just days after the final us troops left the country. the taliban is expected to soon announce the formation of a new government. what forms that administration takes could define the way the country's new holder is engage with the world that you could. government says it has no plans to recognize the taliban government, but is ready to engage directly with the group. foreign secretary dominic rob was speaking in doha, after talks with catherine foreign minister, also on the agenda, how to reopen kabul airport. we are working very hard and also engaging with autobahn to identify what are the gaps and the risks for having therefore to back up and running. but we would remain hopeful that we would be able to operate it as soon as possible or getting your traffic moving is one of the 1st challenges facing afghan, astound

run dry. thousands of patients at hospitals in north west london have been waiting more than a year for treatment13 years ago. 21—year—old vicky lawrence had a nearfatal auto—immune disorder as a child and was put on the antony nolan bone marrow register. a match was found in elliot brock from essex, which led to the treatment that saved vicky's life. they're planning to run the entire 26 miles side—by—side. the tube service on this monday morning. forthe the tube service on this monday morning. for the latest information on your roads and railways, tune into bbc radio london. onto the weather now with kate. yesterday we saw the last of the autumn days, we have a cold front moving through brining a spell of heavy rain, drier later with some fresh air behind it. heavy and persistent rain is blowing through on a gusty breeze as well. it is dry this afternoon, the chance of some heavy showers but some sunny spells, still breezy and temperatures at 19 degrees c as a maximum. feeling cooler than yesterday but still not too bad. getting lower through this week. overnight plenty of clear spells, the ris

showers in the forecast and that is because we have a north—westerly breeze running the showers in across western scotland, northern ireland, north—westhe will keep us updated. mark clattenburg has refereed some of the most prestigious matches in football, including the champions league and european championship finals. he also dished out 48 red cards in the premier league, clashed with his fair share of players and managers and received plenty of "robust feedback" from fans. i love that. robusta feedback. he's written all about it in a new book. before we speak to mark, let's see him in action. stop what a big week! what a time it is for him in his career. fa cup final today, champions league final next weekend and then he is off to the european championships. markjoins us now. morning to you. great to see you here. morning to you. great to see you here- who — morning to you. great to see you here. who would _ morning to you. great to see you here. who would be _ morning to you. great to see you here. who would be a _ morning to you. great to see you here. who would be a referee? l morning to you. great to see youj here. who would be

particularly chilly in the north, just 11 or 12 either 16 or 17 down towards the south and low pressure dominating into the weekend. this weather system running in from the westhave outdoor plans, do stay tuned to the forecast. sounds any spells between the downpours and temperatures generally between 12 and 17 . this is bbc news with me, christian fraser. the british police officer who pretended to arrest a young woman before raping and murdering her. sarah everard's mother says she's tormented at the thought of what her daughter endured at the hands of a officer. joe biden cancels a trip to chicago to work on senior democratic senators who are holding out on the legislation and that forms the centrepiece of his economic plan. britney spears should find out if she is finally free of the father who controls your life. we will be live at the court in la. and lava meets ocean, the spectacular scenes today and the spanish canary islands where the volcano continues to erupt.

north, just 11—12, 16—17 down towards the south. and low pressure dominates the scene into the weekend. this will little weather system running in from the westep a close eye on that because it could potentially bring some very strong winds indeed. certainly the risk of gales through the weekend, some heavy rain at times. so, if you have outdoor plans, do stay tuned to the forecast. some sunny spells between the downpours and temperatures generally between 12—17 degrees. this is bbc news. america's top military under intense scrutiny for a second day after the chaotic pull—out from afghanistan and which of my correspondence in kabulfor what they left behind. britney spears will find out whether or not she's finally free of the father who controls her life. we'll be live at the court and delay. the port glass victims staged a protest of the inquiry into the disaster and us scientists lose hope for 23 species including what was america's largest woodpecker, declaring them extinct. talking life to a special expert. present bidens top military advisers have been grilled for a second day of the us exit from afghanistan. this time on the services c

north run. some uncertainty about who will see the rain to the south—west and wales, temperatures into the mid to

west side where the gang population is greatest. violence has recently spilled over to lincoln park and river north neighborhoods. this weekend gunfire at one of the selling points of chicago, the lakefront running-year-old man was sitting on a path very near the expensive apartments and hotels overlooking lake michigan and shot in the buttocks. not clear if he was targeted or hit by a stray round. the injuries were not life threatening. >> bill: the song doesn't change in chicago. nice to see you, mike. >> dana: the battle over covid vaccine mandates is spreading to more cities as some local governments are now requiring the jab or threatening jobs. details on that next. >> there is outrage in new york city as the mayor deblasio gets ready to set hundreds of inmates free from ryker's island prison. the reason why coming up shortly. >> dana: state department claims it helped get an american family out of afghanistan. the mission's organizer says that's not true. former acting director of national intelligence ric grenell with reaction next. >> not surprising the state department higher ups have rushed in any time they see a good news story and take credit for it because it has been nothing but b

north—east england, county durham area. we have some decent breaks in the cloud here and also running to parts of south—west england at the momentom the cloud across north england and wales. behind this weather front winds will come from a northerly direction which will bring cooler and fresher air to the northern half of the uk. we have patchy rain sliding south across north—east england for the time tomorrow morning. at the same time we will properly seat thicker cloud and rain more generally across parts of wales tomorrow afternoon. fresher across northern areas, temperatures 14 in aberdeen and newcastle, feeling a bit more like early autumn. furthersouth feeling a bit more like early autumn. further south still quite humid and temperatures will reach the low 205 again. into monday we still have this little weather front bumping into our area of high pressure. not much wind to shift it along. it looks likely this area of rain will be across wales and probably work into parts of the midlands as well. further north the best chance of sunshine. northern ireland and scotland and the far north of england should see sunny spells al

general secretary xi probably thinks that letting north korea run wild with its nuclear weapon program will cause problems for the west, and we all know that the west is very concerned about north korea's developing of nuclear weapons and the ability to deliver them. so general secretary xi is very shortsighted when he takes that view that he wants to cause problems for the west by helping north korea, because it can't be in china's interest to have a nuclear armed and unstable regime as a next-door neighbor, which north korea is nuclear armed and an unstable regime. general secretary xi's strategy of sowing chaos is playing with fire. that's why all of this activity going on in the u.n. and china trying to cover up the violations of the sanctions, it is dangerous not just for the u.s. interest, but it's very dangerous for china and the world. i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from kansas. mr. moran: mr. president, thank you. mr. president, i spent that time, those several weeks that we were away from washington, d.c., around labor day in kansas. unfortunately it's clearly