o. under pressure from washington, hein was put under house arrest and forced to confess a national tv in mind to use with the consort government officials. i was confronted with evidence and the findings and i, he wasn't really had muted that much of it is to and it could it. my dear brothers and sister. i have chosen to appeared before you who offer my deepest english and unqualified apologies, warn, and india, and emigrated to pakistan in 1952 a day, just 16. but the religious vargas he had witnessed during the partition of india would have a lasting impact on his world view. a few years later, he left to study material science and technical university in west berlin. he then did a ph. d in science engineering in belgium, before settling in the netherlands. but in may 1974, india surprised the world when it announced its 1st nuclear test. at turning point for hannah, he became consumed with the idea that pakistan should also develop its own atomic bomb. as soon returned to his home country, he was instrumental in setting up pakistan's 1st nuclear in richmond, plant. a crucial step on t

the security forces while to day, which is the day with the doors to being outside of c o. persecuted under odor is use and is shared will have been deprived and is soon you will have. 1 been even more left again under. 2 kurdish, the same office today is the day of iraq. and once those celebrations behind you ali have calm down a little bit. are we now heading into a period of weeks or even possibly months of political deal making? ha, ha ha . only we're going to leave you there surrounded by the are celebrations going on there in baghdad. we can't hear a word you're saying to us, my friend, very sorry about that. we will come back to you a little later if we can. ah, and he hashem their reporting on the aftermath of what was declared at 6 p. m. local time. we know the turn out was between 40 and 41 percent at which is a record low. they haven't had a as low a turn out of that since 2003. when sadam hussein was toppled, falling the us led invasion of iraq, of course, not to the al saturday party doing very well. he may yet shape up to be something of a king maker. when we find out more of

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of blood to more than 45 bay-area hospitals and the company is reporting its type o blood supply has plummeted to under a 2 day supplies. the lowest level since may of last year. so joining us now from by talent to talk about this doctor jonathan use the senior chief. >> medical officer. thank you. so just give us a better sense of. if you could characterize the shortage and the risk associated with it to individuals as well as the communities as a whole. >> i think lee october is a robust month for us to clacton right now simply were actually distributing blood faster than donors are giving and patients continue to need blood. even during this pandemic critical surgeries cancer patients, trauma victims and it's been more challenging to collect a remote school donors being busy and absolutely. there is no replacement for blind and encourage individuals to make an appointment now through the end of the year and keep that appointment help provide that lifesaving therapy. >> what are some of the other specific problems. doctor, i know, for example, usually you get to big corporations holding blood drive.

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the san mateo bridge as you head across towards the peninsula a little under 14, no major issues along one o2. let's check out 6.80. if you're traveling southbound dublin to fremont to 62 down here. it will take you a little under 15 minutes to make that drive. and in the south bay along one o one traveling from 85 towards miller park. 28 minutes not tracking any major issues or delays along 8582 or to 37 daryn, james, back to you. as we get closer to veterans day. we're celebrating stories of the brave men and women who serve our country. and this morning we want to take an opportunity to honor a man who served this country. >> 80 years ago. now an army veteran of the army veteran is stepping up to help his community. jeremy hubbard has the story. >> dear mister bush thank you so much for taking the time today to read my fan mail is not the sort of thing most 100 year olds are used to getting are not enough words my deep appreciation view and who have served our nation. but over the years notes from total strangers have appeared in george blake's mailoox, thank you so much. of truly means a

any c o, peer and abroad is government is under a lot of pressure from the international community with hard from the u. s. a key ally of ethiopia that provide and crucial on foreign aid to that country i with heart from you know, in the us basically saying that the prime minister needs to do better to handle the crisis into grow. we've heard from the european union with heart of, from the united nations as well. we know that in the last few days, and the if you look in a foreign ministry has expelled key officials of the un. i'm for reasons that i, yet, i know the government has been blamed, of, you know, blockading a t gray region where millions of people are facing, are in a facing farm in government officials saying that that's not true, that they've allowed unhindered access of humanitarian aid to that region, but we have also spoken to our agencies. we're saying that this process is very slow. there's a lot of red tape, so much more needs to be done urgently. so that 8 can reached out the most important people at people who are suffering the most coming back to is c o. p. are a lo

but uh-o, stocks under pressure again. a big crunch from computers to autos.ustries continue to have major supply issues. what this means for consumers and investors. a government shutdown avoided for now. there is plenty of drama in d.c. today, everything from infrastructure, taxes and spending plans him we bring you up to speed as the second hour of "squawk box" begins right n now. >> good morning, welcome back to "squawk box" right here on cnbc him i'm andrew ross song with becky quick and joe kernon on this friday october 1st. we start lower 112 points down on the dow the nasdaq opening 32 points lower. a couple big headlines, though to bring you this hour, because the hour was near last night lawmakers avoiding a government shutdown, president biden signing a bill that funds the government through november 3rd. however, there is still no agreement on an infrastructure bill there has been action on the federal debt ceiling both of those issues very much on the table a conversation will persist for better or worse. meantime, walt disney and scarlet johannes

but she writes here, our team worked to get them clear naft o nato ramp, then ultimately under the southt that would have to be cleared by central command before it comes to us. that might take some time. there is also another interesting part of the account. and that's when expeditionary rescue squad rrons went to make sure there were medical facilities that would remain open. she wrote this, one of our captains was on the rooftop taking effective sniper fire. every enemy combatant was taking every opportunity to incite more chaos in what was already a chaotic event. again, that speaks to the frenetic situation we saw in the video and accounts of what was happening at kabul international airport in the final days of the u.s. presence there. >> to be clear, did these five individuals attempt to hijack that plane as it was taking off? >> that's what this account says. we don't know it was before it -- how it was on to the runway and taking off, that much seems clear from this account. what happened to them, who they were, who was handling the investigation or what the intel was, don't kno

them what to do with all we can do is to award the olympic games to a country under conditions set out in a house contract. the i o. c stands comes no surprise to olympic, o 5 professor, jewels boycott who we spoke to earlier. when vice president codes is talking there, you can see the international olympic committee selective ethics on full display. on one hand, it's the all powerful entity. the can choose where to place the games. on the other hand, it acts as if they can't do anything. you can see in the olympic charter itself, there's all sorts of wonderful ideas about freedom, justice, dignity, a respecting diversity. but then when it comes to china, where you have ongoing crimes against humanity, those are, those qualities are not to be found. and yet the international epic committee look the other direction we saw with the most recent olympics in tokyo, that they would go on to desperate measures to carry out the olympics even during a dangerous pandemic. even when the host city did not want to continue with the games, and yet the games went on because the io see made it so you're seeing again the reason is

the physician to the uber driver taking the patient to get an abortion could be legally culpable under sb 8. o is it women tryingo get an abortion in texas? > absolutely not. women in texas who seek an abortion or obtain an illegal abortion, a lawsuit cannot be brought against them, so they are protected under this law. the target is the abortion industry, those who are profiting off killing preborn children. >> sy: the law provides an exception only for women facing medical emergencies. there is no exception for women who are victims of rape or incest. no exceptions. how do you justify that ethically, to force a woman to have the baby of her rapist? >> yeah, those situations are heartbreaking and tragic. and i yeah, so traumatic and so, at the end of the day, the question we ask at texas right to life and what applies in this law is, it all comes down to, what is the preborn child? there are human beings from that moment of feilization worthy of moral and legal protection, and that is regardless of the means of conception. >> sy: the divide in beliefs on abortion in america is deep, but on ho

media because they do, they have noticed, i notice this and i think it's quite ha, under its new management for the o, b, r, to uphold its reputation as, as a sound, a sounding board for the government and we've all known all along the u. r is actually just an extension of her majesty's treasury. there's never been there is a really detailed until 5 year forecast for the economy. the forecast company, the budget, a corporate mm. bye, good tax. the very standard statement. we got really, we are being very kind to journalists, i have to say just finally quickly on the aid and we've covered on this program, our aid has been used to arguably a al qaeda link rebels in syria. it's used as a arm of the foreign office here and even the intelligence services they persuaded him to say, look, we will go back to point 7 percent aid so that a more aid can be used as a foreign policy tool by government as the host of the of of cop trench 6 and this climate conference, the government has to pressure other governors into coming up with a $100000000000.00 a year which has been promised to poor countries to help tackl

for as an o committee reporting 9 paper on accounted for under presumed dead print investigations. just a violation of safety regulations could cause the blast a fire spot, but the place has not been brought under control, but the buildings being completely destroyed. you can see the mess yourselves there . the factory produced explosives partly for industrial use and also the commissioned ammunition thousands right in the suit of these capital on thursday in support. the countries transition to civilian rule, the protest as say they want to save the revolution and with their to can't approach military city, which has been tamped to the presidential palace and central cartoon since saturday . a coalition of military and civilian leaders rule the country. now since the overthrow of former present omar bashir in 2019, i was seated. correspondence got the latest on it. 2 years after da, posing a dictator who ruled brutally for 3 decades, euphoria has worn off. there was no magic transformational miraculous prosperity. it has be the slow and increasingly difficult grind to unrest all o

sandra fell commute a little under 9 as you head out of richmond and the south bay a one o one traveling towards apart about 27 minutes star ian james, back to you. thanks a lot rain. it's 5 oh one. and new this morning. people who work for the city of oakland. >> are going to have to get the covid vaccine. last night. the city council unanimously approved legislation requiring city employees to show proof that they are fully vaccinated by november 29th employees. ask for a medical or religious exemption. and if it's granted, then they will have to be tested regularly. >> well, happening today, the berkeley unified school district will be voting on mandating vaccines for students last week. as we know, governor newsom announced that the state would require the covid vaccine for all school children over the age of 12, but that won't happen until the vaccine gets final approval from the fda. so it's unclear when the governor's mandate will go into effect. but berkeley schools. they don't want to wait if passed this mandate that they're thinking about would take effect on january. 2nd of ne

so one o wanted remember run adjacent to that are good options for you. there. head into the city a little undern any accidents are hazards calling the bat causing the backup there at the bridge and 5, 1880 also moving along pretty nicely has had across towards the peninsula. little under 15 minutes for you to make that drive. it's a little slow along highway 4 appeared, you're traveling from one 60 to conquer to 42 it'll take you about 29 minutes to make that drive and in the south bay about 30 minutes as you're heading towards menlo park from 85 darya. james, back to you. >> and at 6.30 to some breaking news to share with you this morning. former secretary of state colin powell has died at the age of 84 due to complications from a covid-19 infection. now, we were told by his fan or from his family this morning that he was fully vaccinated but that this was a breakthrough case. he was at walter reed medical center, receiving treatment when he succumbs to his illness this morning and that word coming out from the family on his official facebook page. we are getting some reactions and responses t

o. s. bombed the strasbourg to paris express, killing 24 people. france went into shock. the goal had thought the algerian situation was under control, but it was slipping from his grasp. france was at the mercy of the combined thread of the o. e. s. and algerian, evelyn and the police in paris began to take the law into their own hands. on the 17th of october, 1961, they attended a peaceful ethylene demonstration near the shahan metro station in eastern paris, with bloody consequences. that dark night, the police killed gillian demonstrators and through their bodies into the river. the death toll remains unknown, but some algerian estimate say over $200.00 people were killed for the french government, something had to be done. the goal is leadership and the felon had been negotiating the basis for algerian independence for some time in the spot town of a valley. ah said the w again, he also told you dizzy feet of you, jesus will need to dispute your senior shoes as he celiac and assembling to well from if you need bond on, do i have your li medicine, li memorized as as alt what i think let on that is modality drill, discuss

but if this process, the approval process does go through and w h o officially recommend splitting the that whole blinds in just under 33 minutes . stay with us. is our internet ah. is there now a dual system of justice many think so for example, a former senior f b i a issue lied repeatedly to his bosses, but now is exonerated. but a former head of the national security council did not lie to be f, b i and his life was destroyed. where is the justice in that? a di i cried. i just had a spot the whole time i was there. no one really thought anything differently this all. i just didn't feel good on the ways for the surgery. his lungs failed. 30 seconds, but i killed him. i had gotten stuck with so many needles that day in 2019 doctor started talking about a new wide spread. does he use that caused severe lung damage? there's a few points that were really to turn all of the patients were diagnosed with a lung injury associated with using electronic cigarettes or facing products. he pulled this out. he really felt holy crap, his him died. oh no, he's better. it was, i wouldn't want my worst enemy to ever. you'll see tha

there's more pressure in the pipe, less c o 2 emissions into the atmosphere. everything turns out cheaper under $3000000000.00 a year. it is necessary to fully comply with the contractual obligations for the transitive gas through ukraine. although it is more profitable to sell it on the exchange, but there is no need to put anyone in a difficult position including ukraine despite the difficulties in relations. second has no need to undermine gas prompts confidence is an absolute, reliable partner in all respects. maintaining trust on energy tre, between russia and europe, is a key focus of an international gas form right now, taking place in st. petersburg. it is though the last day of the gathering and all corresponding to india. katrinka was that he caught up with a c e. o of the european businesses association. in the end, a pragmatism prevailed. it also showed that the interests of different stakeholders need to be taken into account. there is no sense in insisting on a, on one perspective and denying the to the fact that others view a project differently you need to sit together. so we'd

there's more pressure in the pipe, less c o 2 emissions into the atmosphere. everything turns out cheaper under $3000000000.00 a year. it is necessary to 40 comply with the contractual obligations for the transitive gas through ukraine. although it is more profitable to sell it on the exchange, but there is no need to buy anyone in a difficult position including ukraine, despite the difficulties in relations. second, as no need to undermine gas prompts confidence is an absolute reliable partner. in all respects latina, payton's statements and their subsequent lots happened. the gas prices have been at some in mainstream. meet it, change that tone to will as they know stream to pipeline. and more generally, on russia's role as europe's kate energy supply concerns of moscow alleged tends to use i, o, and gas as leverage, have lessened significantly at russia, wants it to be approved. but i don't think much is really doing anything wrong here . you know, europe has a supply crunch. russia has the gas to supply it. russia does instantly benefit from care for the market. they want high stable prices

there's more pressure in the pipe, less c o 2 emissions into the atmosphere. everything turns out cheaper under $3000000000.00 a year, but there's no need for that. it is necessary to 40 comply with the contractual obligations for the transitive gas through ukraine, although it is more profitable to sell it on the exchange. but there is no need to, but anyone in a difficult position, including ukraine, despite the difficulties in relations. second has no need to undermine gas pumps. confidence is an absolute reliable pond that in all respects, will vladimir putin statements and the subsequent let up and the gas price surge. i've seen some in the mainstream media changed their tone towards the new extreme to and pipeline. and more generally, on russia's role as europe's key energy supplier concerns really over moscow's alleged attempts to use oil and gas as leverage, have lessened dramatically. russia doesn't necessarily benefit from chaos or the market. they want high stable prices and they want to be seen as a reliable partner. some words soothing words, i guess which we rarely get from mr. po

there's more pressure in the pipe, less c o 2 emissions into the atmosphere. everything turns out cheaper under $3000000000.00 a year, but there's no need for that. it is necessary to fully comply with the contractual obligations for the transitive gas through ukraine, although it is more profitable to sell it on the exchange. but there is no need to bought anyone in a difficult position, including ukraine, despite the difficulties in relations. second has no need to undermine gas pumps. confidence is an absolute reliable pond that in all respects. vladimir putin also puts a current crisis in the european gas market. done to the e use rushed push for a green transition, coupled with brussels decision to switch from long term gas contracts to immediate spot trading. the current volatility can be traced back to april this year, but it all came to had this week. meaning ever going bills for european citizens to pay. ah, ah ah oh, president putin also said in that address that much of europe's current energy will . this could be used with north stream to a major project designed to deliver gas unde