and doing all they can to preserve precious cor, reese, we look at the steps being taken by a fishing community in kenya. ah, thank you very much for joining us. a high court has ruled the u. k. government plan to send asylum seekers to wanda is legal. the deportation policy was suspended in june after last minute challenge harry fawcett has more from the london court. it's ruled in favor of the government, but with a significant caveat, you'll remember earlier this year, the previous home secretary pretty for tell the interior minister of united kingdom under this conservative government signed an agreement with rwanda. that, that mandated every asylum seeker who arrived in the u. k. by what the government deemed an illegal method, such as over the channel, between france and england. on a small boat, they would immediately be deported to rwanda and have the site and applications process. and if they were found to be asylum seekers, they would be resettled, that they would never come back. tonight he came to now the 1st time the government tried to enact this policy with a flight. in

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what again took place at obeyed stadium, and that's where we'll find our correspondent poll reese. i was off to what was the end the end, the convention when i was sunday, go go a against a fantastic . so it's amazing. we destroyed that so well. so my good friends were kind of worried about the guy. what did he, what do you have to worry? the 1st 1015 minutes? go ahead. tell these, read all over the revised ready. when you got a great what, you know a can we do? we can go to, wow, get past friends. we can go all the way well when it was still sunday, go could have taken the late, but jordan pick for it in england. go saved. belie diaz efforts was not the moment that the game slipped away from you. i taught them is in a moment, we think we could go bad that good to have a big opportunity to do a unfortunate that it was a different case where we are putting a while ago price. a huge challenge now is i take on the french and i read a funds for that 1st woke up cycle in 56 years. oh oh, harry force, it was watching with england friends in london for us in london, a not to worry about a

father reese, i kinda want to start there.at point about the simplicity that he tried to convey. i think he very much brought that to the table. he was widely seen as a traditionalist, no question, conservative here papacy? >> well, i think that pope benedict saw himself as a teacher. after all, he was a german professor prior to becoming a bishop. and he was clear in his writings. he published a book on christianity that was very popular in germany. he was the right answers, you flunked. and so he was very firm on upholding what he considered church teaching and those priests and theologians who didn't follow his directions lost their jobs or that sort of thing. his legacy will be mixed in that sense. >> as a lifelong catholic, i concur with the density of pope john paul ii's writing. barbie, how are people there reacting to this passing? what is the sentiment you are picking up? >> reporter: you know, we have talked to a lot of people. some people didn't know. it was a beautiful day in rome. they were here enjoying the weath

full, reese al jazeera, 3 people killed in a shooting, a kurdish cultural center has been honored in central paris. crowds walk from the scene of fridays attacked this site where 3 kurdish activists were killed in 2013. it has been shock and anger among the kurdish community over the past couple of days. a 16 year old frenchman has now been charged with murder. he told police he had a pathological hatred of foreigners. some of the job aid has worn out from paris. f kurdish activists commemorate the 10 years of the death of 3 of their comrades. we're hearing more details emerging from the prosecutor's office details which included the the perpetrator says that he was a racist. he wanted to commit suicide, but wanted to kill as many foreigners before. he would commit suicide. all like from the concert by the credit community, a diverse kurdish community here, people who are not just from iraq, they are from syria, from iran, and from 30 as well. and this has given them a chance to express their own particular problems in their own country. then we're hearing a chance of freedom, we're

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the e u joins the united states and other g 7 nations in sanctioning russian oil, which reese, we traded at about $65.00 a barrel measure, will come into effect on monday and intensifies western pressure on the kremlin over it's invasion of ukraine. european commission president ursula founder lions said the price cap would have a wide range of implications. it will stabilize global energy markets because it allows some russian seaborne oil to be traded, brokerage transported by e u operators to 3rd countries. as long as it is sold below the cap. so this price cap will benefit directly emerging and developing economies. and it will be adjustable over time so that we can react to market developments. together with our partners. we stand united and firm in our opposition to rush us, atrocious war. and earlier i asked the debbie's russia, analyst, constantine exit. if the price cap will make much of a difference to moscow. i don't think it will have a huge effect, frankly speaking because there are many ways of bypassing this. i remember this on price cap concerns, essentially mostly those

w, corresponded, unequal reese is in the proven capital, lima. she told me what's happening on the streets there. well, at the moment to day, we see that some protests here in the capitol in lima are intensifying. i've seen hundreds of people actually walking up and down the city center. and there's the high presence of police. and there's also a high presence of military in the streets right now, which is possible because of the state of emergency that for you as currently in so far, one from what i can see apart from a few disruptions. these protests here this evening are still peaceful this could to, however, change in any moment. and if we look further south in the country to protest, there also continue. the military is on the ground right now to try to dissolve these protests and also to try to dissolve the blockage that is happening on very many main roads here in peru. and this also means that for example, hospitals are on red alert are right now because they don't receive the medicines and the oxygen that they need for their patients. an

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similar to dental to coal mining activities. ellis crossed to our latin america correspond nicole reese who is following the german delegation in columbia. thanks for joining us. i are the if ethical issues there seems to be surrounding mining in columbia likely to come up in these discussions between the german energy industry and columbia as government well, these are issues that we've just heard about in this report actually took a backseat in today's meetings this was all about the green hydrogen and how it can be produced and also sent over to germany. i did, however, manage to speak to the german energy agency and they said that there is a feeling that there is pressure on the german government about these issues, the environmental issues, and also the, the health damage is that a coal mining does and that germany, it probably needs to look into how these relationships, new and old with other energy partners do look like in detail and what they can demand from them as a return. for example, you know, making sure that people who are living around these areas have a some compensatio

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. >>> let's talk about the macro setup and bring in reese williams at spouting rock asset managementaling at with wells fargo institute brian, first to you. your take on the fed is it done or close to done raising rates and has the bond market already priced everything in >> i think the bond market p priced most things in. the fed will continue to go here for a little bit they will debate going 75 or 50 more depending on the data then it is a long pause. >> you know, reese, we talked aboutgoldman and many others looking to cut costs i hate to say this is cutting costs the new growing earnings >> i think it will be an important factor in 2023 i think revenue will not grow like they did this year and the year before. i think the companies that control their destiny by cutting costs will out perform >> you know, rhys, i'll come back to you. we look for opportunities. i laid out best ideas did terribly this year along with the overall market, except oil and gas. everyone hated oil and gas a year ago all they have done is print money. i think opec will depend the $75 price point. they mad

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i'm joined now by father thomas reese, a senior analyst at religious news service.nd the author of "inside the vatican." and, father, if i can just get your reaction first of this development. >> well, it's a sad day for the church, and yet, it's also a day we celebrate the life of pope benedict, and in my mind, he's in heaven now. for his dedicated life of service and holiness to the church. so, it's both a sad day and a day that we, as a church, will celebrate. >> and talk to us a little bit about the next steps. i mean, there is a protocol, is there a program of, you know, what happens in the next couple of hours, in the next couple of days? >> well, the first thing we have to do is look and see whether he left any instructions on what kind of a funeral he wants. but, the funeral will probably take place within the next week. time will be given so that cardinals and other world leaders around the world, will have time to get to rome. for his funeral. it will take place in st. peter's, either inside the church or outside of st. peter's square. his casket, undoubte

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reese's. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: oh, hey! welcome back, everybody.n, it's just-- it's just something that i have to do. ( sighs ) >> emily, no! >> stephen: please welcome back to "the late show," lily collins. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> thank you! hi! >> stephen: hello. nise you, too. >> stephen: i have to ask something about that clip right there. you have bangs. >> yes, i have bang s. >> stephen: was that a wig you were cutting or did you cut your own hair there? >> oh, gosh no, that would be a mess. that was a piece but we only had one piece because fake hair is expensive. >> stephen: very expensive. >> and we had one shot and i weirdly cut it even. >> stephen: wow. >> go figure. pretty lucky. >> stephen: tv magic is what that is. this is the third-- this is season three. >> yeah. >> stephen: for "emily in paris." ( applause ). >> thank you! >> stephen: spoiler alert, spoiler alert for the people who haven't seen it yet, "emily in paris" takes place in paris. and how much of the year do you spend there when you're shooting? >> i spend about five months

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reese rodriguez joining us now with a look at the forecast. a recent yeah, we've got a free car wash day with light scattered showers in the bay area. that's going to continue through tomorrow as well. >> drying out for the most part for downtown san francisco. but we are seeing some light rain making its way into parts of the north bay currently over bodega bay and also dylan beach with santa rosa dry for now. with those of you at half moon bay. >> seeing some light hit or miss showers there, even spreading into redwood city impacting the 101 in that area. so drive safely slick roads even after the storms passed. we're going to notice that sit slick commute into your monday morning and radar for tracking severe weather to our north over your weekend. just to the south, we are seeing the cell that is warming. some thunderstorms and lightning strikes making its way inland. so just a heads up garber ville, you did see some lightning strikes earlier today and that could impact our monday morning commute for north bay valleys, even parts of the ea

. >> for more on this, let's turn to our guest, the heritage foundation's laura reese. welcome. let's get into it. let's bring up the numbers one more time for november. a record number, 233,000 migrants. last november, 174,000. it's continuing. it looks like fiscal 2023 is going to be worse than fiscal, 2022 at this rate. title 42, if and when it goes, you've made the point that concentrating, debating over title 42 misses the point. what do you mean by that, laura. >> well, we've had title 42 in place as long as joe biden has been in the white house and yet, we have a historic border crisis. just the difference year over year from november to last year, a 59,000 illegal alien increase. so, yes, we have title 42 in place, but the administration is only sporadically using it to turn back migrants. and they're still reaching record highs. so, what this has shown is that congress needs to pass a general authority for border agents to quickly exspell migrants for any type of crisis, not just a public health crisis. they could have done that since april since title 42 was about to e

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reese's. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody, welcome back!ant to thank the brave service-members-- the guardians and the airmen-- stationed up there at the top of the world. they were such gracious hosts and indulged all of my dumb, dumb questions. so, before flying home, i agreed to answer some questions of theirs. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: anybody got a question? >> my-- my wife asked me if-- if there was an intimate moment i got alone with you, which we have right here-- she said-- ( laughter ) >> stephen: listen, i'll do anything for the troops. ( cheers and applause ) what happens in thule, stays in thule-- ( cheers ) --because there are no flights out of here. ( laughter ) okay, so what's the intimate moment you're looking for? >> in 2009-- >> stephen: what? >> --she was in iraq. >> stephen: no way! she was at the al faw when we took the show over there? >> got your head shaved by general odierno. >> stephen: yeah, he did, he shaved it. >> she wanted me to say hi to you. >> stephen: and when did odierno shave your head? ( laughter ) ( cheers an

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and that means doctor, that they set up a press reese -- release that masks are required in jails, heating cooling centers, but not in schools. i'm wondering if this is still useful. is it accurate that people -- since people do not home test anymore? dr. maldonado: if anything it is more of a risk because we are just getting the results from the people that are testing there may be more out there. and with wastewater testing, i have my mask and then when i go down the hallway if i'm in a group, i love going out we have to go to work every day we have to see our patients. we want to ensure that we will not infect other people. there are still a number of people over one million at least that have compromised individuals out there who may not respond well to the vaccine. we are seeing that the antiviral -- are not going to work well i guess this particular variant of omicron. so we want to be careful around other people. and if you're walking down an empty hallway it is one thing, but if you will be in a crowd and you have a tickling your throat or a cough, there is nothing wrong with putti

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reese james who missed the world cup injury was forced off and what looked like another knee problem.chester united are playing their first pearly game since the world cup and the departure of cristiano ronaldo. it's against nodding to him for us. -- nottingham forest. after failing to prevent -- dean smith is being sacked by norwich, he's beenhe center of a toxic atmosphere and some fans demanding he be replaced. they lost 2-1 and are currently fifth in the championship with three wins and 13 league matches. massey will return to his club after leaving argentina to the world cup. he will miss two league games between now and then. he scored two goals with the trophy for a third time. psg will have kylian mbappe a available on wednesday against russ berg. novak djokovic has arrived in adelaide ahead of the us trillion open 12 months after he was deported after being -- after refusing to be vaccinated against covid. he was initially banned from entering australia for three years after losing it legal battle. yes trillion government confirmed last month he would be granted a visa this t

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his greatest hope is that the parliament that represents his voice to those in power will be heard. reese had, he noted god but the gold a da da bleed, so not sal meetings go valuable or to read. believe me, you about it. so ah, are you with all the green transition of the a just transition? i feel that it is really important. actively safeguard human rights and that is a jest transition, but you can't choose solutions that for us. it gives us no, oh for a future in sweden car in fossil nea wishes, her sammy parliament had a more powerful voice the phone. so mayor thought another samp sand they're calling to see adding in of saw me, but he had the hobby foot slots. so shanpa, so they asked us all at the, at a asked the and all the of the, the yoda, you filled out the mac in a therapy that area what's said at lee of about to leave. so you, oh, yes sir, or sloss mayor. thank get i did the financing ital connected to being in us on sloss, fiddles. ah, they were faced with numerous difficult challenges, misinformation, hunger, increasing poverty, climate change in justice at tags on people of

. >> gary, niger reese is a director of homelessness and whole person care. marine county.other county officials say teams are working around the clock to get the word out about the warming centers to the people who are most vulnerable in the meantime, county officials are asking you to spare a thought for the people without adequate shelter during this latest round, a brutal temperatures. >> we need more resources. so i think want the community to know that, you know, if they see both in need and have the means and ability to to share blankets or other things. and this cold weather and help them protect themselves. you know, we are very grateful to everybody who's pitching in during this time. >> theresa kron, 4 news. well for your health, san francisco's health officer says the city will >> not be bringing back any mask mandates. this despite the surge in covid flu and rsv cases the health officer met with 8 other bay area officials to encourage people to get vaccinated and they recommend wearing mask in crowded indoor places. they also say to get tested before gatherings

handful of european countries wanted a much lower cap and the energy minister of one of those nations reese cost us struck us has said that quote, anything between $150.00, under $190.00 euros to a 100 would work. i think a 188 will give the right signals to the markets. not sure that the european union has inspired much confidence as the market whisperer when energy and inflation are so high as result of their policies. the german gas lobby had said earlier today that the idea of controlling gas prices was a quote, political illusion that was destined to fail in practice. that sounds like a pretty logical assumption if one was looking at this through the prism of actual, you know, logic and reason. but as usual for the e u, it's all about virtue signaling about unity cheering, about having come to an agreement, whatever that may be. making europeans think that they're doing something to help the average person, even though the whole reason, the average citizen is in this whole mass to begin with is precisely because of the use constant tinkering ah, can moving the program all. now, the dut

and that's where we'll find our correspondent poll reese. oh, off to what was the end the end? the convention when i was sony, go a lot against a fantastic so it's amazing. we destroyed that so well. so my good friends were kind of worried about that before the guy, what did he, what do you have to worry? the 1st 1015 minutes. i can always read all over a great spot. you know, i'm hoping to can we do? we can go to wow, get past friends. we can go the way. well, when he was still no son to go could have taken the late but jordan pick for the english go saved to la diaz efforts. was that the moment that the game slipped away from you? i taught them is that a moment that we think we could go bad that good to have a big opportunity to do a unfortunate that it was a good time to be affordable to be a different case. reality coordinators, wellington place a huge challenge now is i take on the french and i read full strike actually then bought like a funds for that 1st woke up cycle in 56 years. oh oh, harry force, it was watching with england friends in london for us here in london,

pull, reese al jazeera falling debris from a drone has killed at 3 russian technical military stuff. the drone was shot down by russian soldiers. russian defense ministry says it was a ukrainian try and flying over an air base. and so right off in the southern russia, security cameras nearby filmed an explosion around the time. russian air force personnel shot it down. the base house is heavy bomb aircraft used to attack ukraine. russia has accused ukraine of previously targeting the base where the heavy fighting is concentrated on the eastern city. mood must go back. troops have made little progress to the almost 5 months of fighting. ukraine says it's repeatedly pushed back russian forces, but the situation at the front line is becoming increasingly difficult. so stratford is in keep your current military se russian forces have been shutting thousands of towns along the eastern and some front lines. they talk about the regions of donates, can new guns as well as zach parisha and in the south head of san. now there is no specific details as to casualties or indeed what has been targ

so new register reese, like the nader, might have to wait until spring winter is not an abstract concept, particularly during wartime. whereas in the warmer months he probably be okay, living in a building like this with flown out windows or a damage roof. when the temperature plummets, such conditions really take that whole metal cabins, how some whose homes are uninhabitable, but their mains powered. so in the frequent blackouts, they quickly become refrigerators. valentina, who's trying to stay positive. why a shareholder commercial coffee. it could be worse compared to our boys in the trenches there, freezing. i keep active during the day, but last night it was a bit scary when the lights went off. i put on my hat. my hood, the like tricity was off from one until 9 pm, but winter has only just begun. it's going to feel like you're very, very long. one indeed will reach helen's out a 0 q of reason. so she said ancy blank and says the us remains opposed to his wally annexations and settlements in the occupied west bank. lincoln says, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is incomin

so new register reese, like zenaida, might have to wait until spring winter is not an abstract concept, particularly during war time. whereas in the warmer months he probably be okay, living in a building like this with flown out windows or a damaged roof. when the temperature plummets, such conditions really take that whole metal cabins, how some whose homes are uninhabitable, but their mains howard. so in the frequent black house, they quickly become refrigerators. valentina is trying to stay positive. why a shareholder cannot you course if it could be worse compared to our boys in the trenches there, freezing. i keep active during the day, but last night it was a bit scary when the lights went off, i put on my hat, my hood, the electricity was off from one until 9 pm. but winter has only just begun. it's going to feel like a very, very long one indeed, very talents out, a 0 key of reason. delegates from 10 countries and meeting in iraq's capital bagdad, to discuss issues relating to stolen antiquities, egypt, greece, china. iran in italy are among the countries representative and pr

dw corresponded nicole reese is in the colombian capital borgata, and she explained how much worse than usual the rain is. b, we're looking at hundreds of thousands of people who have been affected by these rains this year in different regions of colombia, and more than 200 people have died in connection to these rainfalls. so i think this together with the pictures that we just saw, gives you a pretty good idea of just how severe the situation across the country in the different communities is. and it's especially communities in the rural areas, with dirt, roads, and for infrastructure that are more vulnerable and more effective if we are affected. as with justine in this village. and this is all due to a phenomenon caught lanning. yeah. which is pretty strong as here. it comes every few years and it basically means that there are stronger winds across the pacific here in south america. and they lower the water surface temperature below the normal. and this causes an imbalance in the pressure in the air which causes then these heavy rainfalls. some experts also believe that they are li