o'brien refused, and was instead fired himself. last month, a bombshell from the department of justice. a 29 page report saying the university retaliated against hopkins and o'brien. >> our thoughts, empathy, and compassion should be with the dozens of survivors from six separate teams at tennessee state. our focus should be on their healing. >> reporter: what kept you going? 11 years is a long time. >> my family, especially as a father of a daughter, wanting the right thing to be done for women to protect women. >> for the student athletes, i applaud your courage and resilience throughout the ordeal. you are a source of strength for many, and i wish you the same in your own personal journeys of healing and recovery moving forward. >> given the history, did san jose state comment on what happened today? >> reporter: yes, they released a statement saying, quote, san jose state university gratefully acknowledges the efforts of all who bring forward reports of sexual abuse. >> let's hope they acknowledged it better than that. thank yo

o'brien. you identified four areas causing for supply chain issues, surging demand, truck shortage, china tariffs and trade for covid related shutdowns. my intuition tells me today you might hear from certain members of the committee that joe biden is responsible for this whole problem. the policies led to inflation and supply chain issues and labor shortages and the like, you might even hear from the former administration. the fact is, i don't care who is responsible, i want to find solutions. with that, can you show a policy of either the past trump administration or client biden administration you believe is responsible for the issue we are facing relative to supply chains? if so, how do we fix it? >> i can't show any specific policy, thank you for the question but i would say it's a long-term sustained problem. current demand -- everything i would describe, it's been an unprecedented inversion of supply and demand, and very unnatural offense when you talk about the world supply chain, the

o'brien refused to do that, it was instead fired himself. >> underlying this commendation is the sadnesse suffering of others, and dismay that the actions that coach hopkins and i took should be so uncommon as to warrant public recognition. >> reporter: while this represents an ugly chapter in the history of san jose state, i ask that people view it for what it is. this is the actions of a serial predator, and a small group of rogue administrators who enabled his abuse over more than 10 years. >> reporter: san jose state released a statement saying, quote, san jose state university gratefully acknowledges the efforts of all the bring forward reports of sexual abuse. live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> take a live look at the majestic princess cruise ship docked right now along the embarcadero. big changes are coming to cruise ship health orders. the cdc says the beginning of january, cruises will no longer have to follow cdc guidelines tied to the pandemic. >>> right now my cruises can only set sail if at least 95% of the passengers are vaccinated. that rule will only be a re

o'brien, you first. >> thank you, representative. i think anything we can do to get more drivers into the workforce is beneficial. training is an area of current demand. i think anything that involves outreach, like i said it's no secret that this is a challenging job you are away from home and you have other choices. today you can't become a commercial driver. not only do we support both cooperation between the private sector on solvingng these problems, we also particularly see thee need for additional programs for the recruitment and training. >> thankra you so much. i'd like to turn now. thank you for your service to the country in the u.s. army and for taking time to appear before us today. hard at work preparing for a busy time this time of year. how have you seen supply chain challenges and of course how do you expect them to do or to get out of the way and not do flex. >> we are starting to see sweverything go up. the cost of plastic containers and food. i truly believe a year from now everything we buy will be 35 to 40% high

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question for you, miles o'brien, are they astronauts? they're going the edge of space, 62 miles above the earth, not into orbit, not in control of anything here, not flying the ship. that said, going back to the mercury astronauts, discussion at the time, right, they weren't flying those rockets either, do you call them astronauts? >> i'm a little bit of a purist on this, jim. i think just because i sit in -- even if i get an upgrade to first class on delta, i'm not the pilot. so even though i am a pilot. so i think, you know, as shatner said the other day, i'm here for some rehearsals and anderson cooper corrected him and said that's training. that should tell you a little bit, if he doesn't know it is training, maybe he's not an astronaut officially, right? >> understood. >> he thinks he's an astronaut, little a, followed by two ss. that's the way shatner answered the question. i'll let you sit with that, miles. >> i listened. i wouldn't turn down the invitation, regardless of the definition. maybe you as well. miles, i know you -- the

alexi o'brien reports.ter: an arrow pierces a wall, part of what police say are several crime scenes after a man armed with a bow and arrow rode through the small town about 80 kilometers from oslo. over 30 minutes, he picked out targets, killing four women and a man. two others were injured, including an off-duty police officer. the attack and its aftermath overshadowed norway's new prime minister's first day in office. he called it a cruel and brutal act. >> my first thoughts really go to those affected, those who have lost their lives, who are injured, and who are shocked by this horrible incident that has hit this beautiful town. >> i am a messenger. alexi: police charged a 37-year-old danish man. the muslim convert earlier posted a warning on twitter. intelligence agencies say the attack appears to be terrorism. >> there earlier had been worries of the man having been radicalized, which the police have followed up. but as previously stated, no reports from 2021, from 2020 or earlier. alexi: police and

they say the school continually ignored them and o'brien lost his job. eventually, there department of justice found evidence of wrongdoing and came down hard on the university. >> as i have said, this is not and should not be about me. our thoughts, empathy, and passion should be with the dozens of survivors from six separate teams at san jose state. and our focus should be on their healing. >> now, that trainer and athletic director are now out at san jose state while the university president is stepping down in december as a result as well. the school also agreed to pay $1.6 million to 13 victims. >> after 107 years of entertaining berkeley movie fans, the historic california theater is closing permanently. the landmark theater chain never reopened after the pandemic closed it in march of 2020. a spokes mrn for landmark tells us that the landlord didn't want to renew the lease. the future of the historic art deco middling is unknown. >> up next, a fast growing trend to solve a long-standing problem in the bay area. we'll show you new granny units and

. >> reporter: ed o'brien's denver company makes some of the most popular outdoor toys on the market,t's on track for a sales decline of 40%. you don't have a demand problem. people want to buy your product. >> yeah, it's a supply problem. >> reporter: that's because he has no idea when his toys will arrive from china. >> we still have containers that we placed orders in march and have not seen and don't know where they're at. >> reporter: because of the huge port backlog, he's paying more for shipping than ever. >> cost for shipping from china was $6500 from china to denver. >> reporter: how much is it now? >> $30,000. >> reporter: he cannot raise prices on deals he's already made. >> i'm scrambling for friends and family, money, banks, everything else to get additional money to keep the business going. >> reporter: nationwide suppliers cannot get items to stores fast enough because there's a shortage of warehouse workers and truck drivers with more than half a million job openings. >> companies almost certainly won't be able to fill all the roles they hope to this holiday season. >>

flags flying at half mast and cones berg and the attack is being felt across all of norway. alix o'brien al jazeera still to come on al jazeera, tropical storm compasses, leaves a trail of destruction along china's southern coast, canceling flights and forcing thousands and valleys back about where all the tourists indonesia is most popular island reopened after 18 months. ah no for most of the plane, if you're the weather is fairly settled. and finally there's a distinct differences. and the most obvious one is this one here is area of low pressure, which is really sub magiatta, had to go towards the gin. but it covers the whole of grease and throat friday and probably half of saturday. the warnings will still be in place for heavy rain, which turns into stove of a 1000 meters. it's been locally cold, stone, ballast. this is the 2nd in about a week to hit crease. the temperature drop is about 7 degrees in some places more because the air tucking in here is cold enough. and it's brought snow actually in its formation as far north as southern poland. hailstorm, the locked in the hail show

alex o'brien al jazeera you as president joe biden says, his country will donate millions of vaccines to the african union. he made the announcement while hosting canyon president, who can yeah to the white house can. yes, is the 1st african leader to visit since joe biden took office along with the pandemic. the 2 leaders also discussed climate change and security in the horn of africa. we're continuing our, our shared quite again to cope with united states and donated 2800000 doses of vaccine to kenya as part of a 50000000 doses. we've donated after the union. and i'm proud to announce that today that we're making an additional historic one time donation is $74000000.00 dose of j. j vaccine. the a you and we're going to be standards more the by the end of the year. michaela is in washington d. c. and explains what the 2 leaders are hoping to gain for can yet as visit. well, the usaa seeking reassurances that kenya will play a role in sorting out the problem. and if you're up here with this fighting between government and te, grey rebel forces, certainly can, you've got a very import

let's get the view from paris and bring in a lexi o'brien. so tell us more about the court hearing that's been set for the british fishing capital. is this a british captain has been summoned to appear in court in august next year for a hearing now? he is accused of fishing in french waters without a license. there about 2 tons of stops on board is blocked when it was seized and brought into the port at laugh at elliot this week. now this was in part of extra checks that are at the center of this escalating dispute between france and britain over the rights to exercise in those water. now germany has white and the german government telling report is going on both sides to really resolve this dispute and promotions. news agency is reporting that the european commission may promote propose talks last last round of talks even this weekend that just days before tuesday, november 2nd, that is when france is, is state to unveil, but it's cooling. targeted measures measures aimed at trying to get the licenses that at once and that it feels it deserv

tim o'brien is a senior columnist for bloomberg opinion.hat does it for me. thank you for watching velshi. catch me here next saturday and sunday from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m. eastern. go nowhere, because a loaded sunday show with jonathan capehart starts right now. >>> it's october 24th. i'm jonathan capehart. this is "the sunday show." >>> this sunday, we're watching a white house in action, with breaking news this morning that president biden is set to meet with senator joe manchin and senate majority leader chuck schumer this morning in delaware. and after a jam-packed week of legislative meetings featuring lawmakers of all congressional -- of all stripes, congressional democrats and president biden are signaling that a final agreement on the build back better act could, could come as soon as this week. >> we had a very positive meeting this morning. i'm very optimistic. >> but you feel like a deal is close? >> i think it's very possible. >> very possible. that is, of course, if holdout democratic senators manchin and kyrsten sinema get onboa

flags flying at half mast and cones berg and the attack is being felt across all of norway. alix o'brien al jazeera for members of egypt. security forces are going on file in rome, use of involvement, and the kidnapping, and murder of an italian academic julia regina's body was found in a ditch outside cairo. in 2016. a person awesome showed he'd been tortured. the cambridge university student was researching local trades unions. the 4 agents including national security, general tactics appear, deny involvement, and they will not appear in court. the case sparked widespread outrage and strained relations between italy and egypt. i level e u delegations in london to discuss proposals to reform. the northern island protocol. frustration is growing on both sides about how trade across the border should be controlled. on tuesday, the u. k. is breaks it minister talks of tearing up the protocol that's created checks on goods moving between great britain and northern ireland journal has more on what's been discussed in london. this is a piece of legislation governing trade between great britai

. >> reporter: outdoor toymaker ed o'brien is raising prices on some of his most popular products.will want to pay that for this? >> i do not think people will pay that. we will lose most of our sales on this item now due to the retail price. >> reporter: but he he's says he has no choice. because of the port backlog, he is paying more for shipping than ever before. >> the cost for shipping co container out of china was $1600. >> reporter: how much is it now? >> reporter: it's $30,000. >> reporter: how much have you lost now? >> we have faced over $2 million of unexpected expenses. i'm scrambling for friends and family money, banks, everything else to get additional money just to keep the business going. >> reporter: his company is now on track for a 40% decline in sales. nationwide, suppliers can't get items to stores fast enough, in part because there is a shortage of warehouse workers and truck drivers with more than half a million job openings. >> companies almost certainly won't be able to fill all the roles they hope to this holiday season. >> reporter: andrew challenge were

. >> reporter: ed o'brien's denver company makes some of the most popular outdoor toys on the market. but it's on track for a sales decline of 40%. >> we don't have a demand problem. people want to buy your products. >> yeah, it's a supply problem. >> reporter: that's because he has no idea when his toys will arrive from china. >> we still have containers that we place orders for in march. we have not seen and we don't know where they're at. >> reporter: and because of the huge backlog, he is paying more for shipping than ever. >> the cost per container was $6500 from china to denver. >> how much is it now? >> $50,000. >> reporter: how much have you lost this year? >> we have faced over two million of unexpected expenses. >> reporter: he cannot raise prices on deals he's already made. >> i'm scrambling for friends and family money, banks, everything to keep the business going. >> reporter: nationwide, suppliers cannot get items to stores fast enough because there is a shortage of warehouse workers and truck drivers with more than half a million job openings. >> companies almost certai

let's discuss all of this with bloomberg managing editor for global business, emma o'brien.da taking the unusual step of endorsing vaccine mixing for boosters. what are they saying? emma: you have the u.s. drug authority approving the moderna vaccine, booster for americans aged 65 and over, along with those over 18 at higher risk. they said any adult who received the johnson & johnson one-shot vaccine can get a booster two months after receiving their first dose which is pretty aggressive. alongside that, as you noted, they said that any of the three covid vaccines authorized in the u.s., moderna, pfizer, biontech shot, and johnson & johnson, could be given as a booster. this shows the u.s. is really doubling down the booster program, given the uptick in cases and deaths we have seen in the past month or so. most of those have been in unvaccinated people with the u.s. hitting a bit of a hesitancy wall since its initial rollout but there has been breakthrough cases and this is what this is targeting, especially in people who got their vaccinations early. haidi: in the meantim

miles o'brien, t under six minutes to launch.e what happens in the next less than six minutes here? >> we're going to unleash a lot of power from the liquid hide engine and oxygen. the fuel is quite volatile. when you think about what rockets do, they take the coldest thing we know of which is liquid hydrogen, run it through a bunch of turbo pumps that are hyper fast, can fill up swimming pools in the blink of an eye and then turn that in to f fire. all of that is happening in short order in a short, confined space. when you start to think about that, you wonder how that happens at all. if i'm bill shatner, i'm not trying to think too much about that. it's much easier to fly in the enterprise which was a cardboard model. i've got to say one word here about the intersection of hollywood and reality here. for years and years and years, people would come and visit nasa and say, so where is the zero gravity room and why don't you go at warp speed? in other words, the reality never was as good as what we saw on the silver screen. here

kevin o'brien's acrobatics kept ireland in it for a while. that brought david wiese to the crease.ago he'd helped namibia, to their first world t20 win. now he was at it again. so was gerhard erasmus, with a captain's innings. the party was starting in the stands for namibia and it wasn't long before it spread to the pitch. wiese put ireland out of their misery with an over to spare. namibia look forward to taking their place in the super 12s. drew savage, bbc news well earlier the england bowler alex hartley popped into the studio, she's been covering the t20 action for the bbc and gave me her reaction to ireland's defeat. it isa it is a shock, a massive shock. ireland have got test status so that when i have been expecting to get into the super 12 but they are going to that game as favourites. these world tournaments, anything can happen and credit to namibia because they were fantastic today. really just putting their foot on the throat and for ireland, they have to leave the competition, they will be gutted but they will regroup. another t20 world cup next year so they have got

the favourite luxembourg, ridden by ryan moore and trained by aiden o'brien, won the final group oneide boy third. francesco bagnaia will start the emilia romagna motogp race from pole. it's the italian's fourth consecutive pole and fifth of the season. he was just two hundredths of a second quicker round the misano circuit than ducati team mate jack miller. luca marini completes the front row. ashleigh barty won't defend her wta finals title next month in mexico because of the quarantine rules she'd face on her return to australia. the world number one says she doesn't want to "compromise" her preparation for her home tournament, the australian open in january. now to rugby league, and there was a clean sweep for england in their international double header with france. the men's team had to work harder than their 30 — 10 scoreline suggested in perpignan, but things were much more comfortable for the women's side. they thrashed france by a0 points to 4. austin halewood rounds up the action. this should have been the day that england got their world cup campaign under way in newcastl

for the pbs newshour, i'm miles o'brien in corrientes, argentina. >> woodruff: a hedge fund has been acquiring scores of u.s. newspapers across the country-- and then gutting the newsrooms and selling off assets. it's part of a larger trend in the erosion of local news-- where thousands of reporter and editor jobs have been cut in the last decade. john yang has our conversation. >> yang: judy, in may, the fund alden global capital bought "tribune publishing," the media group whose roots stretch back to the 1840s and whose properties include the "chicago tribune", "baltimore sun" and the "new york daily news." the $633 million sale made alden the nation's second-largest newspaper owner in terms of circulation, with more than 200 newspapers. a look at alden global capital is on the cover story of the latest issue of "the atlantic," which is currently available on- line. staff writer mckay coppins reported and wrote story and joins us now. thanks so much for being with us. mckay, first of all, let's start with the basics: who or what is alden global capital? and what have they been doin

for the pbs newshour, i'm miles o'brien in marathon, florida. >> woodruff: when most people think of indiana, they think of the iconic sculpture “love,” with a tilted “o”. while his art endures, a new book also paints a portrait of him as a troubled, isolated artist. maine public's jennifer rooks has a look for our arts and culture series, "canvas." >> reporter: vinalhaven island, maine, is an hour and 15 minutes by ferry from the mainland. it's a tight-knit community, home to generations of lobster fishermen and their families. for 40 years, it was also home to one of america's most significant contemporary artists: robert indiana. indiana moved to vinalhaven in the early 1970s, fleeing the art scene in new york city where he felt under appreciated. he bought and moved into an historic building right on main street, the oddfellows hall. renaming it the “star of hope,” indiana transformed the building into a studio, living space and museum of sorts. >> i don't think it's possible to understand who he was and what his work was about without experiencing it with him in that building. h

tim o'brien, thank you very much for joining us.s now. >>> well, good evening once again. day 268 of the biden administration. and we begin tonight with the breaking news we've been covering this evening on former president bill clinton. he is hospitalized tonight in california at the university of california irvine medical center. a spokesman for the former president released this statement tonight. it reads, "on tuesday evening president clinton was admitted to uci medical center to receive treatment for a non-covid-related infection. he is on the mend, in good spirits, and is incredibly thankful to the doctors, nurses and staff providing him with excellent care. clinton's doctor says he's

here's kerry o'brien with more on why tech products could be particularly hard to find. >> if you findab it right now. leslie blackwell with the better business bureau says. >> that perfect holiday gift might not be there. >> this year. supply chain shortages could be the grinch who stole christmas a shortage of widgets and workers combined with floating traffic stressed trucking industry and factory backlogs is leading to limited inventory and empty shelves. that's impacting everything from toys and electronics to clothing and more. what we're finding out is whether it's a micro chip or a putt. a ship. there seems to be a supply shortage of going on right now. you may not realize it, but millions of everyday products use microchips from computers to cell phones to gaming systems and other toys. anything that kind of has as bells and whistles the sounds the the lights they need a microchip and they are backward. >> chip shortages have already left the playstation 5 and the x box series x s in short supply. so again, the bbb says by now, not later and they warn watch out for scammers. >

to have 2 men answer questions under oath about the photos of her dead husband and daughter gigi o'brienunty sheriffs and fire department employee shared photos of human remains following the helicopter crash that killed kobe their daughter and 7 others in january of 2020 bryant is suing los angeles county for invasion of privacy and negligence. so morning news senate lawmakers questioned influence tech companies. >> have on children. the changes they want to see social media companies implement. we'll be right back after the break. >> all right. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news on this wednesday morning, middle of the week. wednesday is my favorite day. it's not friday. it's really wednesday. no idea. because you made it halfway through the athlete was always get we get a chance to wake up with you. you know, for a couple more days and then we have something to look forward to, which is the weekend. also the weather is something i'm looking forward to. so over the next couple of days. what can we expect? yeah, this is actually a really nice wednesday for that reason. we got the c

interested in some other offers and he gave a list leslie martin, tony marson, charles johnson, tim o'brien and tc boyle, those of the books opened up the world to me in the universe i read and read sometimes i would reducing victory three times and i planted the seed if i write anywhere even close to some of these writers and i can't say that i cannot apply my way in the field of journalism and i did i went up in alabama they planted the seed and now looking back on it is also an inspiration for writing my own book at age 55. >> i'm going to ask you both a question, and impact question or a question of something that would happen when you were doing your work, patrick the empire of pain, you take on three generations of a powerful family and i'm wondering because i had experience in my own writing and recording did you ever feel threatened or intimidated by this family or the lawyers for that family. >> first thing i should say for the sake of clarity i wrote this big book three generations of the family the family would not talk to me they did not want me too write the book and they start

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flags flying at half mast and cones berg and the attack is being felt across all of norway. alix o'brien al jazeera, an e u delegation is in london to discuss proposals to reform the cycle northern island protocol. the protocol outlines what checks should be carried out on goods moving between the british miles and northern ireland. restoration is growing on both sides about how trade across the border should be controlled. on tuesday, the u. k. the brakes administer talked of tearing up the protocol. so in the hall is in london with more on the talks. this is a piece of legislation governing trade between great britain and northern ireland. while northern ireland is allowed to remain part of the single market, the single market. that was a way of avoiding a hard border on the island of island in its place. a customs divide between great britain and northern almond with the e. u, levering levying checks on goods flowing from the mainland to know not well. the u . k. now says that deal is not working. the checks of being too onerous the applied, it's creating havoc in the northern ireland

if the issue isn't resolved by tuesday, alexey o'brien has more from the port of love, frances laid down an ultimatum. if its fishermen did not get the licenses that they say they deserve, and that they expected under the post bricks at tre, dale by tuesday, then ports like this one will be at the center is what they call and targeted measures. british fishing vessels will not be able to dock at ports like this, they'll be tougher, longer health and safety checks on trucks going in and out of port from the u. k. also, versus fishing vessels will face tougher security checks if they're fishing and fringe waters. boats like this one, this scarlet trula that was seized earlier in the week accused of fishing and french waters without a license and its been caught up in the escalating dispute between france and the u . k. over access to british waters and waters off the coast of france, including the island of jersey, which sits just about 22 kilometers off the coast. now the french president m l mccomb has said that this route is actually a test of the you case global credibility. he's told

alex o'brien al jazeera. you as president joe biden, will be discussing trade human rights and security with kenyan president, who, who can yetta later can yetta is the 1st african later to be invited to the white house in spite into office. the visit comes 10 days after the pandora papers revealed kenyatta and his family have $30000000.00 in offshore companies. we're covering both sides of this story in a moment, we'll get reaction from at nairobi with al jazeera is malcolm web. but 1st, let's cross to our white house correspondent, kimberly hell, kit. hello there. kimberly. how significant is this meeting given this is the 1st african later biden is meeting as president? well, that's what makes it significant is that this is the 1st time that the us is joe biden took office, that there is an african leader that will be meeting him in the oval office, but you're really zeroed in on one of the key issues that this white house wants to discuss with the canyon president, and that is with concern about transpare

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government says if those actions are implemented, it would put you in breach of a trade agreement. lexi o'brien has more from paris. the british captain has been summoned to appear in court in august next year. he's accused of fishing and french waters without a license. he had on board about 2 tom's of scallops when his boat was checked and seized, taken to the horses laugh earlier this week. now those checks were part of this escalating route between the u. k and france over the rights to fission, british waters and particularly waters around the island of jersey. a u. k. crown dependency that lies just 22 kilometers of the french coast. francis wasn't given the licenses it deserves and that it expected under the post bricks at trade deal. and that has got it incredibly frustrated. so on tuesday is, is it, it will unveil what it's calling targeted measures. if it doesn't get the license, it licenses it wants, it said that it will stop british vessels from docking and french ports that it will stay pop chicks, time consuming health and a health and safety checks on trucks going in and out of t

joining our conversation is tim o'brien and charlie sykes is back with us.void taxes because michael cohen testified under oemg that that is exactly what donald trump does where does this investigation come from. >> it came from the same place every other investigation surrounding donald trump, and it is whether or not he lies to one group for example lower his tax rate and said the value of the property is less than it actually is and turns around to the bank and getting a bigger loan and the issue is whether or not that amounts to illegal deception. i think mimi rocca's case is a very targeted case if the whole sweep of things. this is not as sweeping as the manhattan d a but it still involved potential illegal. trump is going after mimmy rocca and she was a critic on social media but elected by the voters of west chester to hold the office she's in now and she's exercising the powers an the duties of that office and it is yet another bon fire that trump's lawyers have to put out because he has decades financial shenanigans dancing around like skeletons ha

and now let's bring and alexi o'brien, she's joining us from paris. so alexey just tell us more about the court hearing that's been set for the fishing captain. well guess the british fisherman has been told to appear in court in august next year. he's accused of fishing in french waters without a license. there were more than 2 tons of scalloped on board his boat when it was seized and brought into the port of lap earlier this week. now he was caught up on these extra checks that are happening as part of this deepening route between britain and france over access to fishing. right now, france says it's fisherman got fewer licenses than they should have done when they were being allocated and as ported. france is accusing brisson and also of tardies and jersey. the channel island that is just 22 kilometers off the coast of france, of acting in bad faith in relation to this post bricks at trade deal, which laid out the fishing rights in this area. now some fishermen here say that under that deal they will lift effectively sitting on the dock that they

flags flying at half mast and cones berg and the attack is being felt across all of norway. alix o'brien al jazeera u. s. president joe biden says his country will donate millions vaccines to the african union. he made the announcement while hosting kenyan president, to whom kinyata at the white house is the 1st african leader to visit since joe biden took office along with the pandemic. the 2 leaders also discuss climate change and security in the horn of africa, commissioner, are, are shared for it against coven united states, and donated 2800000 doses of vaccine to kenya as part of a 50000000 doses. we've donated africa union and i'm proud to announce that today that we're making an additional historic one time donation is $74000000.00 doses of j j vaccine. the a you and we're going to be centered some more the by the end of the year. well, michaela joins us live now from washington. d. c. after that meeting or tell us a little bit about what is in each leader is interested in this meeting. well, the usaa seeking reassurances that kenya will play a role in sorting out the problem. and

in fact, kate o'brien, who's the head of the w at chose department of immunization said, as we've seen from the cove at vaccine, where there is political will, there is funding available to ensure vaccines a scale to the level by unaided. that's what it is in the end, isn't it political? will someone willing to step up and say yes, we have to do this? absolutely. one thing i would just comment on though is on the coffee board itself, there are a number of health ministers, including ministers from several of the subs. her african countries are gonna india, where you know that this is a problem. and they that they have expressed extremely strong views about the importance of tackling malaria. so i think it's, it's very likely you'd get huge political support from the leadership of countries that have a high burden of malarial disease. but the support we also need is, is the, those, the fill up to fill philanthropic organizations, the bilateral don't as the, the richer countries to come in with the money. and we recognize that we are asking people also to come in with funds for coven vac

flags flying at half mast and cones berg and the attack is being felt across all of norway. alix o'brien al jazeera for members of egypt. security forces are going on trial in rome, accused involvement in the kidnapping and murder of an italian academic julia re. janie's body was found in the ditch outside cairo, in 2016, a post mortem showed, had been tortured. the cambridge university student was researching local trade unions the for agents, including the national security general tatic, serbia deny involvement, and they will not appear in court. the case sparked widespread outrage and strained relations between italy and egypt. adam rainy has more now from outside the court house in rome. this is the 1st day and the official trial. there been many pre trial hearing and this is going to be a long process. it's taking more than 5 years just to get to this point. we're going to expect perhaps testimony from very high ranking italian officials, perhaps even for former prime ministers who are in office during the time since virginia's murder and a time this case has come to trial is a hig

hello ambassador conor o'brien a second-year student studying american foreign policy pretty much inu.s. and japan coordinating on various contingencies and improving deterrence with two countries. japan recently in the last few years with helicopter destroyers to become small aircraft carriers. it is getting greater standup capabilities. while this independent ability strengthen or weaken the u.s./japan alliance? >> first have the strategy priority to japan. you mention energy that's a very important priority for us. at the same time we also realize that region has a growth implication as we have witnessed in the past several decades. so i think we tried to address, not just the question of the energy of the time we go into details each and every aspect of what we are doing. where we are right now with the balance in the region we can do more. i think we have to do more together. i think the effort japan is making in terms of strengthening our own defense efforts, will not diminish in the region. think what we are trying to do is the combination over the defense capabilities to be s

and a lot of, you know, it's like these 2 kinds. irish catholic there's, there's dana gould, conan o'brien kind of oppressed, you know, and then there's b, the pogues, you know. yeah, yeah. you cry. yeah. you fall in love, you drink too much, you go to jail. you know, you said that the night you had 2 different approaches. you know, i always look at dana and i think of melanie when, when i'm, when a brain that quick and that astute about the human condition flips on itself. and turns on itself, dana gold, john delaney. yeah. fight you are fighting a savage. pho, when. when that flip flips and you turn on yourself, it's the irish irish and inches tucker, this names are cincy. come down stealthily on that rope in the room. you don't even know, brother. um, so i know that directing a documentary, as errol morris will tell you as different chops, than to writing a theatrical release or something like that, or a comedian special. tell me what the joys and the rigors are. each of each one of those 3, bob, what style? documentaries. what did you enjoy and what, what do you find arduous, what docu

fishing rights, and not on the side lines of achieve 20th run, but fail to reach any agreement. alexey o'brien reports from paris side by side at rome's famous trevi fountain, french president, emmanuel mccall, and british prime minister parish johnson, appeared to be in good humor. but behind the smiles, the escalating tensions between their 2 countries showed no sign of letting up a meeting away from the cameras. failing to bring them closer to agreement, met no la beau in all gone. now the ball is in their court. look, if the british don't make a move, obviously the measures that a plan from the 2nd of november onwards will have to be put in place. because it will be a no gone or the ball is in britain's court. frances accused the u. k, a flouncing a post breaks a tre dale by failing to give french fishermen enough licenses to operate in british waters and outlined a series of sanctions if they weren't granted. if the dispute is not resolved by tuesday, frank will go ahead with a series of what it's called targeted measures at ports like this along the coast. british fishing vessels will un