ros: the u.k.pay france llions more to prevent people from crossing the channels in small boats. and ukraine's president zelenskyy says it is the beginning of the end of the war, as people the recaptured city of kherson. ♪ let's start at the g20 summit in bali, indonesia. for the first time since he took office, president biden has held face-to-face talks with china's president xi. we heard from both men after. first, here is president biden. pres. biden: i didot find it more connotation or conciliatory, the way it's always been, direct and straightforward. do i think he is willing to compromise on various things? yes. how can i say this tactfully. i think the election held in the united states still leaves a little bit uncertain, has sent a strong message around the world that the united states is ready to play. ros: there is president biden. here is president xi. >> in our meeting today i am ready to have a candid, as we always did, have a candid in-depth exchange of views with you on issues of r

. ♪ ros: welcome. arabia has declared a public holiday and a shock when against art -- after a shock en against argentina in the world cap. meanwhile, australia and france are playing. the french are 2-1 up. cristiano ronaldo will lead manchester united on thursday. the search for survivors continues in indonesia after the earthquake. at least 268 people have died. >> the others on the highest far managed to be scued. my brother-in-law was on the first floor. ros: t room scale on him. ros:as ukraine braces for a harsh winter, we will speak to a woman in kyiv about how she is poking -- coping in the blackouts. they are expected to last four nthsmo.-- for months. let's begin with the world cup in qatar. australia is playing france at the moment. first, to one of the biggest upsets in the history of the tournament, these pictures show a saudi fan celebrating after saudi arabia beat argentina. to put that in context, argentina had not been beaten for 36 matches. saudi arabia is ranked 51st. you can probabl

ros, a lot of --eole all truly international. ros, a lot of peeple might _ all truly international.ly international. ros, a lot of people might say with - all truly international. ros, a lot of people might say with the - all truly international. ros, a lot - of people might say with the migrant crisis we're facing here that actually might be fair enough. i think a lot of people would suggest that. think a lot of people would suggest that and _ think a lot of people would suggest that. and indeed, they three and half billion pounds the government is spending on migrants and refugees bein- is spending on migrants and refugees being reclassified might encourage other— being reclassified might encourage other countries to do something simitat — other countries to do something similar. there is also another £1 billion_ similar. there is also another £1 billion that _ similar. there is also another £1 billion that the government is suggesting that it currently offers in terms — suggesting that it currently offers in terms of research and scholarships that would also be counted — scholars

ros, 'ust readin: in and given a better payoff.reading in england and wales nhsl reading in england and wales nhs nurses have been given an average of 4.75% with extra for the lowest paid. what can the government do here, what do you think is going to be acceptable and what are they going to be able to afford? this is a really difficult _ going to be able to afford? this is a really difficult one. _ going to be able to afford? this is a really difficult one. of _ going to be able to afford? this is a really difficult one. of course i a really difficult one. of course nurses — a really difficult one. of course nurses are _ a really difficult one. of course nurses are under enormous pressure. atthough _ nurses are under enormous pressure. although the 30,000 nurses have voted _ although the 30,000 nurses have voted to— although the 30,000 nurses have voted to go on strike there is also coming _ voted to go on strike there is also coming behind potentiallyjunior coming behind potentially junior doctors. — coming behind potentiallyjuni

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. >>> democratic congressman ro khanna. >>> austin sparks hosts a round table featuring pro-life mensing a fetus's level of brain activity. >> conservative hot take host had his arms reattached six times due to chain saw juggling mishaps. >>> democratic strategist uses word jean yous to describe lydia parker. >> highlighting 300 pages of unpound paper on the subway. dr. ike bloom. >>> holding up the dinosaur chicken industry james smartwood industry. >>> big board, senior political analyst currently realizing this life doesn't make him happy, ted jaworski. >> our "tooning out the news" special coverage begins right now. >> announcer: from comedy central, this is "tooning out the news" election 2022. someone give beto a netflix deal. >>> james smartwood. >> i'm co-anchor who thinks the midterms are my super bowl but i also love sports. kylie weaver. >>> tonight democrats are gleeful the red wave was strong as the flow of oxygen to herschel walker's brain. >>> the senate remains in the balance as the nation considers suburban moms outweigh the real fears of being forced to be a mom. >>

who the best known trans performer at the time was ro, me hard. who's tardies for one of the reasons why disreputable west berlin became a hot spot for misfits and the art community. the dutch national arrived in berlin in the 1970s. before that she'd been a dancer at the famous paris night club alcazar sing viner, cuz he was an absolute idol. of course, she looked amazing and that alone made her role model. if you were being in 1974 ro, me hug, opened her travesty club. she wrote me hug in west berlin. it quickly became a popular venue with those thinking a more open, inclusive night life experience. ah, this was when romeo hug started dating david bowie, the singer like to play with gender roles and adopted an androgynous look in rebel rebel, he sings about a mother who is annoyed by her child's confusion. with at the same time dancer marlo la fantastic was lured by berlin's free spirit and arrived from the united states. she loved the city so much, she ended up staying for 30 years. she also worked with ro, me hard for a time when she was gone,

i was just getting ready to walk out the door and i got the tax from my office and i just had ro return. i came into the clinic and it was so quiet, it felt like the air had been sucked for the room. i'm going to all of us were in different stages of grief. but at the same time having to tell the patients with going on. yeah, not in the state of texas at all. it's been a complete rollercoaster, right. i mean, the law and everything is changing around us. i just, i have no idea what the future holds for our clinic. the supreme court decision means abortion rights are up to each state to decide setting off legal chaos. give me one second and to play comfortable in limbo right now. our lawyer, chinese, the austin, women's health center, stopped providing abortions on the day rovers overturned. but 4 days later they got some news. so i can, you know, i can tell you that over the phone today. so we are able to stay here for the initial consultation for the abortion today, which has happened. so essentially it sounds like we may have been given clearance . we may be able to go ahead and do ab

phone lines examines what it means to live in a post ro, america. from full circle morse, ensuring illegal in texas, and we're flying patients to new mexico from dallas. that's for almost 50 years ago . it felt like someone who's been around for a long time and we started taking for granted and they're gone. and you feel like i don't live in the same world anymore. i between the guy job of all we traveled to check this to witness the end of movie weighing new stock ah. mississippi's mon abortion clinic to columbus today. it's the legal paddle and in iowa course of wrestling over the proposed 24 hour waiting period procedures. a lot of flux, texas has had some of the most restrictive abortion laws in the country. and it's where the landmark case was born in 1970. now there's a near total ban on abortion here. and even in cases of rape and incest, june 24th. we learned that row was reversed to take me through that morning. i was just getting ready to walk out the door and i got the tax for my office and i just had ro returned. i came in to the clinic

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i am prepared to debate him at any time >> we invited representative ro khanna to join us.join us next month. we infighted the ftc chairman to come on the show i tweeted this we chose to play that exchange to show the audience exactly, you know, what the degree of reprimand was because looking back on this it is amazing that a congressman would have discounted the chairman so much and so readily, guy. >> yeah. i am going to be careful before thanksgiving and choose my words properly here. but it was rude and you have to wonder where did that come from? where was the vitriol coming from? in retrospect, he was a bit of a soothsayer because everything that he said was going to happen, happened and the fact that the congressperson doesn't have time to join us or see you next month, i mean, that's just to me -- i'll say it -- it's cowardly, to be honest with you, given the amount of vitriol he threw at terry then. this is the same terry duffey that called bs on john core sfwlien years before that. so clearly the man knows of what he speaks and should not be discounted his testim

we did, ros. we did that, obviously.hearer on air about these things and how the fact that he felt uncomfortable about who the owners are. but we don't get the choice in that. does he still support newcastle? yes, he does. obviously we've had it with manchester city. we have discussed these things and we've always tried to do that. i saw other people saying that, "why didn't the bbc" i wasn't involved, i don't do the olympics apart from when it was in london, "why did the bbc not do the same thing around china?" well, yes, they did. so help me understand how this works, then, within bbc sport and within the match of the day set up, if you were covering a tournament or a match, would it be standard that you would have a discussion? "are there dimensions to this beyond the sport that we should cover?" would that happen wherever the game was? every game that we do? not necessarily every game that you do, but every country in different ways has human rights questions against it. there are debates about it. absolutely and tha

. >> here to plot the house forward for democratics is ro khanna. >> thank you, james. glad to be back on the show. >> now, congressman, what is your message to fellow democrats staring down two years of republicans naming post offices after paul pelosi's attacker? >> look, we had a pretty good night yesterday. we defied expectations. and i think it shows that there are a lot of people who still don't want crazy in this country. and that's why we did well. and i am confident the president will get re-elected. we're going to continue to build on the gains we had last night. >> how do you think the democrats potentially lose these seats considering they're bullet proof message of we must preserve our hallow, fraudulent democracy? >> well, i think look, gas is 5 bucks. bacon costs almost 10 bucks. >> the prices are too high! >> usually parties lose a lot more seats than we did, that the senate, you know, may have a runoff. you've got our house. yeah, we had losses, but they're not nearly what people were predicting with the republican pollsters. so, i actually think yester

women have always played an important role in the charge, but they have often been restricted by the ro, the male clergy allotted to them. they were expected to be demure and subservient. so who exactly was sent ursula, and how did her legend come about? yeah, i think it was. and ursula is a british princess all kings georgia. and it's time for her to get married. if i father agrees to him marrying a young man named a t s t of use these act and that's it. but she says she wants to go on a pilgrimage to rome 1st and then think about this marriage at nothing. then i get the thief death. yeah, it turns out that i live in virginia. i to accompany her on this journey into her game vans honors, i've been lighten up over the centuries the famous arithmetical era crept in, and the 11th became 11000 galvan. and here they make their way to rome, where they meet pope leo who abandons the papal throne because he is so convinced to the power of these future saints and wants to travel with them at hiding rush, bent on, hiding it does emit calmed in spite of what he, even though saint ursula has alrea

i couldn't help her, and that wouldn't be fair. ro ma you thought everything yesterday.and i decided to be direct. i miss you very much. and what was there, it 's all in the past. i'm sorry. nothing will work. andrew sorry. sorry we are closed. and you get in the habit of showing up with a surprise i practice spontaneity skills. i never made it to the top last time. on monday, our contract ends soon. who will advise me? leaving well done with your feet running, well done well done i'm really a heavy hand. please, lena, don't be afraid, i'm holding you farther, and now jerk off with your left foot with a jerk for the green hook. i don't understand the last push. and you are already at the goal, come on, here, here, here, that's great. stretch, well done. there are excellent here. well done. yes yes and you are already at the goal a little more ahead all the last push. let's go ahead. you can fucking eat. and you are good, well done. oh well done. i congratulate you. well done. the main thing is that we came right. and you see, when you achieve one thing, and then it turns

representative ro khanna was with us earlier. take a listen. rep.nna: on a human level i'm saddened and concerned about the layoffs. i represent the district in the bay area, and many of those people and families are in my district. but more broadly, we are going to need more investment in content moderation that respects the first amendment but that is not allowing speech that incites violence or that is spreading blatant conspiracies and lies just to get more attention. that is something that congress needs to regulate. we haven't, and we need to regulate on privacy. otherwise, those social-media platforms are spewing off real poison into our democratic discourse. emily: you've got a new label on your twitter profile identifying you as a u.s. representative. some accounts are being labeled official. what is your opinion on the approach elon musk is taking at twitter so far and the difference between the right to free speech and the right to amplification of free speech? rep. khanna: well, look, i know elon musk, and i will give him the same advice

i ask you ro, trout to take the floor will not be likely lower in the church. can only be a blessing when it is shared lens, limited and controlled, that this excludes an absolutist exercise of power. there's a special need for women to participate more on the women that we want women to have an equal say in financial and legal transactions in questions of art and events in the cathedral and also in the election of bishop. thank miss wood. in the exclusive meal club. the calm light monastery, maria from slaten, or our lady of peace, is situated in cologne's old town. but the discounts carmelite sir, a contemplative order. they live here behind monastery was isolated from the outside world. each time who has been canonized by the catholic church entered the cologne carmel in 1933, one of the last stages of her life before she was put to death in the outfits berkener death camp sister and cilla has been a carmelite for 60 years. she has no nuns who knew it each time personally. the sisters commissioned the artist gunter diminished, to make a memorial cobblestone

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well, to discuss it, i'm now joined by ro period author off zanna canal mix miss a your. it's great to see here, great to talk to you. thank you very much for your time as your time. now, even before they say latest midterm elections, you've criticized the bite and administration for ineptness. saying that the problem with the liberals is that they believe their own b s. but this strategy seems to be working out handsomely for them at least for now, because the mid term results are going to be much better than expected. how do you interpret that? well, yeah, i heard the major results were better than i expected for the democrats. i would point that the definition the united states for having actual results for the election are up to one month for weeks to, for we know whole center, which does country as well. i can tell you with few hours how can technologically sophisticated country like the united states and their entire long time votes. and so there's this odd situation in united states where it doesn't seem to be stuck with his of all action and get results that are m

i want to thank our guests, very much ro, hassan hider, some on and my suit off star. and thank you for watching. you can see the program again any time visiting our website at alger dot com. then for further discussion, go to our facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash ha. inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter. handle is at ha, inside story, from him homage room in the whole team here in doha bye for now. a ah. and with with mm. oh, what's going on in vladimir put his mind right now? could this war go new player is being on that front team, the golden ticket to electro victory? can americans agree on any immigration policy? is there a middle ground between 0 tolerance and open borders? the quizzical look us politics, the bottom line. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world said no matter what lucy does, laura will bring you the news. and current affairs that matter to you out is in europe. ah, until mccray in doha. these are the top stories on l. just.

on right ro, i'm sorry to interrupt you, but i'll come back to you in just a minute. but i do want to give masood a chance here because he hasn't had a chance to speak yet. masoud, i want to ask your opinion about what happened here has this assassination attempt made him wrong, hon. more popular than ever before? and how much is this going to help him and his political future? i guess. so, i guess so. so you certainly have popularity is born in sympathy will be late and that that is an option on the, on and off and off the people. so majority of the time, right? so that is a situation where having said that, i think this assessment it was becoming a b r b with if there were a party, i'm sure is security one job is province, but got a, a d, a and most importantly the dentist and then i guess you're not, i want to plan to whoever a guy is who cannot afford to and he has given we're kind of friends and a, and that is when i b, b, i a and then the life. thank god that even though i see this really be several, a spot on even water economy being all part of your i would de

republic of congo, after claims that peacekeepers vehicles have been transporting insurgents near the ro, london border. also i had on the program. this is the pits, the very bottom runs of a thriving elicit economy. john, his bag is filled with abandon might have like that on our t crew in south africa ventures into a rom shackle colonial era. a gold mine currently used by locals desperate to make ends meet in mid mass hit flow through. our recent poll shows that 4 and 5 americans believe their country is boat out of control just the week before critical us midterm elections with the democrats, fearing they could lose their dominance and government with wherever you're counting the program from today across the globe. welcome to moscow on the news ramp, an rti international our top story. protesters have set fire to un trucks in the democratic republic of congo, locals claim the peacekeepers. vehicles have been used to transport insurgents near the ro london border. i oh, well, there's been fierce fighting between congolese government forces on the m 23 and sergent group in the border.

did a few of these ro, it depends on, on our story is what do they decide to they decided to want to meet a journalist or not all israel. we decided to make its own investigation. all right, thanks for your time today. we appreciate you coming on the program, political science and international relations expert, simon, where there's a thinker, western disdain for all things russia has been to the for this year. but as our documentary, neck shows, it's nothing you they close for vis a phobia history of hey, it's wrong with ah .

has been struggling to fend auth, advances by militants in the countries east near the border with ro, wanda, reviving old animosities between the neighboring nations in central africa were then 50000 civilians have been displaced by the fighting. refugees have sought asylum at a local un camp with new arrivals receiving packages of food as they resorted, building, makeshift tents from what's available there. well, the d r c has been losing positions in the conflict area with militants from the so named m 23 group seizing 2 times over the weekend. kinshasa accuses ro, wonder of backing those rebels for one. the denies that played the congolese government has also expelled the rwandan ambassador and recalled it's top envoy from the un high commissioner for refugees has spoken not about the situation, seeing its being largely ignored by the global community. these not only ukraine, where conflict has driven people from their homes, yet the other crises are failing to capture the same international attention. outreach resources, action. we are in the democratic republic of the congo wher

on right ro, i'm sorry to interrupt you, but i'll come back to you in just a minute. but i do want to give masoud a chance here because he hasn't had a chance to speak yet. my suit. i want to ask your opinion about what's happened here. has this assassination attempt made him wrong, hon. more popular than ever before? and how much is this going to help him and, and his political future? i guess. so i guess so. so you certainly have popularity is born in sympathy with and that that is an option on the, on and off and off with people. so majority of the people in pakistan right now. so that is the situation. but having said that, i think this assessment, it was becoming a b r to be a if there was a party, i'm sure is security one job is province, but got a, a d, a and most importantly the dentist and as you're not, i think we're landed whoever a guy a and he's given we're friends and they want to play on b a. and that is when i b, b, i, b a. and then the like. thank god that you want to see. otherwise this really be released even more of an economy being all part of you

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very much ro, hassan hider some on and my suit off star. and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time visiting our website at algebra dot com. then for further discussion, go to our facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. you can also, during the conversation on twitter handle is at ha, inside story from him. how much have driven the whole team here in doha bye for now? a across the u. s. millions of americans rely on conservative talk radio shows for the unused entertainment. these are all real issues for real people. the listening post tunes in and asks is to talk radio volume america. there is no room for compromise or for how democracy works. it's really just technology differences that are already there. if anything, conservative talk radio created, the republican party talked to over to fox special on that. jesse, you know, i've lived in cats off for 16 years in 2010. i was live on air in the old, so you can, so how, when the well comp announcement was made, it's just really great to have the 1st mid least wellcare.

this is one another for ro, griffin. i mean, i remember, in bosnia they were doing reconstruction and you're talking about reconstruction a year before the war ended. how do you rebuild the things that can, that keep getting destroyed on a daily basis? that's insane. you can't plan for reconstruction until the war is over. and there's this, this particular war shows no sign of ending the least because western in trenches it could end tomorrow. if washington that's actually pulling the financial and political strings of kiev said ok enough, but it won't the kit. so what are we even talking about? no, we did the reconstruction conference, this is just another money laundering scheme. this one benefiting the n g o is instead of the weapons makers. but it's, it's, it's not the, as i said, the west las russia years ago. they're not aware of this, but that will have and what they're trying to do here is they're following the playbook of a long dead polish roosevelt who imprinted his hatred of russia on right on u. s. foreign p

let's discuss what's going on with democratic congressman ro khanna of california.ch for joining us. your party will enter the new congress, the new house as the minority in the house of representatives. i want you to listen to what congressman hakeem jeffries, who is poised to become your party's leader in the house, told cnn yesterday. >> we will absolutely defend the biden administration and his track record of success if it comes under assault by people attempting to politicize our governmental responsibilities, without question. and i expect that we will strongly and vigorously be involved in pushing back against any effort at overreach by the extreme maga republican wing of the house republican conference. >> so what do you think, congressman? what's the path forward right now going to look like and are you confident that hakeem jeffries is the right person to lead your democratic party in this new era in the house? >> hakeem jeffries is the perfect choice. he's a next-generation leader for the party. he can build broad consensus, he has the support of all of

with a breakaway goal for love ro, maya to seal off a convincing for one victory corporation. now sit talk as a group on goal difference and just eat a drawer against belgium in that last group game to quantify. for the last 16, canada won't be going any further in this tournament. let's talk through some of the days. main talking points with one or ango. an usher comic kesha. ayesha morocco of getting themselves a great chance. have a lay it should be making it out as one of the african teams in the knockout stages . not so many people believed that a moral crowd a chance in that group, but seeing them, you know, in their opening game, holding a crash to that go less, jo, it just, you know, told us a little bit about the coach, wiley, dr. gregory, he's not considered a goal since he took over in august of this year and us just a couple of months with the team. 5 clean sheets for the atlas. lions that just gives you a picture into what the tim can do. and the problem that they had was really to score goes. and now we've seen 2 very incredible goals, not from superstar players

ros atkins reports. this facility has been under a variety of covid restrictions for months. —— hazmat suits. this reveals a great deal about how president xi's leadership is impacting all of us. here's how. zero covid is very much still in place. this week, disneyland in shanghai closed its doors after a single case. no one could leave until they were tested negative. this is elsewhere. local lockdown �*s are common here. everyone in china knows this, and some are keen to avoid them. this is footage in august as people tried to evade quarantine. and this footage on in evade quarantine. and this footage oninjune evade quarantine. and this footage on injune gives you an idea of how the approach this was china and out of sync with the rest of the world's covid strategies, but with underperforming vaccines and concerns about his health services, zero—covid remains. as is the pressure it creates. this was a rare anti—lockdown brock test last week in to best. president xi talks about the people's war to stop the spread of the virus and argues... translation: lives come first. we w

many republicans running this time, ro believe the last presidential election was stolen and they won't commit to accept the result if they lose. that leaves many expense. what is that this could undermine the whole election process? if there is any sort of massive kind of error. there are challenges there are recounts their audits, so to not concede to refuse to accept the results as long as all of those processes have been gone through is just further roads trust in the the system, the pin of the economy remains, voters top concern hammering here could leave by not just unable to pushes agenda, things are looking good, but might damage him so badly. the idea of running again in 2024 could be ended right here. o l. and just following on from your story there, the latest opinion polls, sir, don't exactly make for a good reading for democrats. do they know if you look at the house of representatives? 435 seats up for grabs. that's every single one. and the latest opinion polls suggest that the republicans might well make the net gain of 5 seats. they need to take control of the host that

would been unfairly target to know israel has offered no response to that allegation, but his is on ro, himself with more of the details of what happened around 10 soldiers, kinsey, sits the house. they asked all my friends to leave the asked my guest to leave, and they said that i am the only one who's allowed to be in the house. this closure came after a series of attacks from israeli settlers toward them, the house to where the visitors didn't want any kind of you know, documentation, advocacy. and they don't want our voice to reach the international community to see that israel is not democracy. and israel is not defending itself, so instead of making the settlers accountable for their violence, the punished us as the victims of the settler violence. they punished us by closing the house and declared it as a close militarism report. say the decision to define the area as a closed military zone was taken by the brigade commander of these really army. the home which is in hebron is also used as a base for the youth activists settlements activist group, which plays a key role people.

they didn't manage a single shot on targets ro pathic was that? well that was a lot tougher than expected out for brazil the far time when it's coming up against a very resolute so the inside are here at the asylum international stadium that wasn't till the charleston are stored. his double avi striker who plays a full talk, moving the english premier league now score 9 goals and 70 international. and he's made a lot of people here. very, very happy. i've got a few friends who here with me today. what a fantastic performance from ellison. it's much about 2nd go. yes, we have a good time. it was a good match. i think it's 1st day i'll be good for pressing. but take them like the stretch tomorrow, betty, that he's with for what you think that brazil when to well cross. i think so, i think will definitely it's going to lead. they will go. okay, well these are down from the i . they're very narrow down from the found not refilled. here's a good way to 6. well coughed up, they'll have to come up with a mob fall better performance. is that the one i put