emissions from its products sold abroad, which is the vast majority of emissions to do saudi arabia is the well�*ster. it is a big promise, net zero by 2050, but saudi's neighbour the uae has set a goal of 2050, a whole decade earlier, should saudi arabia be doing more? yes, there is this interesting comparison with the uae announcing 2050 as well as the uk and the eu, 2060 is what russia and china have announced as well stop so there is a target there in mind in comparison. what is so fascinating about 2060 is some of the rationale is the energy minister does not believe that the technology will be ready until 2040 to remove carbon dioxide and to achieve some of the decarbonisation goals. that's interesting because it is not quite as consistent, what we see right now, in terms of the technology that is available. but make no mistake, this is an initiative focused on greening just the supply side of the climate change crisis. we need action on the demand side, action by those who consume fossilfuels demand side, action by those who consume fossil fuels and, let's not forget, they are historically

his adult children were arrested on the day he left saudi arabia and remained imprison saudi arabia remains a key u. s. ally in the region. an important count about as to iran and a major fi of american weaponry that in mind, the biden administration may really be finding itself between a rock and a hard place. watch the weekly here are not international good to have a company. we're back again in 30 minutes. ah, ah, you are to understand that so much of this later stuff is theatrical. it's purely theatrical nature did not fight for georgia in 2008 it onto planned to fight for georgia. there was not the slightest consideration of fighting the georgia and schools it didn't fight the ukraine in 2049. and there is absolutely no intention anywhere in western europe to send a single dock, short danish short german french soldier to fight in cray a ah, to maximize their profits, hospitals resort to overcharging patients. when you go to the hospital, the services that you receive could be operating room time or physician services or drugs. whatever will be, 1st of all charged at what's called the chargemaste

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i have reported on many outbreaks of new diseases, including covid—19's distant cousin mers in saudihere is always politics and pressure. but the blame game is now severely impacting the science. it was china's fault and china's going to pay a big price. scapegoating china cannot whitewash the us. we travelled to rotterdam to meet one of the scientists who was on the who organised mission to wuhan to study the origins of the pandemic, and spoke to her australian colleague who was also on the controversial trip. the more we argue about the politics, the slower the science takes to get done. more than 4.5 million people have died from this virus. we owe them and their families answers. i am marion koopmans. i'm a professor of virology. i have been part of the origins mission international team because of my expertise on viruses at the human—animal interface and virus transmission studies. i have read about pandemics, i have studied them, i have worked in this field for 30 years but experiencing one is a whole different ball game. professor koopmans has been at the heart of one of the w

it's been a highly unusual match at st james�*s park for many reasons. the new saudinsortium were in the directors box for the first time since their takeover, but they could only watch as their side conceed three goals against tottenham. however, the match is still on—going because it was heavily delayed following an medical emergency with a fan. play was suspended towards the end of the first half to allow medics to rush into the crowd to treat a supporter who had collapsed. we can join our correspondent katie gornall who's outside st james�*s park now. katie — what do we know has happened? there are very worrying scenes inside the stadium when it happened. as you say, it was towards the end of the first half, there was a huge commotion that came up from the crowd and they're desperately trying to get the attention of the players, avail them because they know someone was having a medical emergency. they managed to get the attention of the players were about the line—up for a corner of the players alerted the medical staff and they rushed over to the area to make sur

s. policy which is to use local enforcers to pull its assets offshore, use local enforcers. so they pulled out of cats or largely and used to saudi arabia as the front person for the human war. from march of 2015 forward, the u. s. is really backing that logistically, satellites air force pilots in some cases, air refueling, munitions, everything. so it was a great cash cow for the us. it made the money from the war. saudi paid them as well. for the services they were billed. same with the iraqi government was built for our stroke. here, we're running out of those programs. my last comment, i would bet the farm on saudi arabia. gentlemen, i'm going to jump in here. we're getting under a short break. after that short break will continue our discussion on some real stay with us. oh ah. oh, driven by drink shaped for some of those with things we dared to ask in ah, what was the most basic or what i see you go he did well as a book that i helped him out with a quote, but i know from politicians to athletes and movies does to musicals, does it seem to every big name in the world has been here with me a glover news with said basil make

s. policy, which is to use local enforcers to pull its assets offshore, use local and they pulled out of cats are largely and used to saudi arabia as the front person for the yemen war from from march of 2015 forward. the u. s. is really backing that logistically, satellites air force pilots in some cases, air refueling, munitions, everything. so it was a great cash cow for the us. it made the money from the war. saudi paid them as well. for the services they were billed. same with the iraqi government was billed for our strike in here. we're running out of my last comment. i would bet the barman saudi arabia. gentlemen, i'm going to jump in here. we're getting rid of a short break. and after that show break, we'll continue, our discussion will not stay with us. ah ah ah. is your media a reflection of reality? in the world transformed what will make you feel safe? isolation for community. are you going the right way? or are you being led somewhere? direct? what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. these are the full people who pulled the tri

s. policy, which is to use local enforcers to pull its assets offshore, use local enforcers. so they pulled out of cats or largely and used to saudi arabia as the front person for the yemen war from from march of 2015 forward. the u. s. is really backing that logistically, satellites air force pilots in some cases, air refueling, munitions, everything. so it was a great cash cow for the us. it made the money from the war. saudi paid them as well. for the services they were billed. same with the iraqi government was billing for air strike. a part of my last comment. i would bet the farm on saudi arabia. gentlemen, i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. after lunch break, we'll continue. our discussion will stay with us. ah, ah, no, i just don't. i mean you well, yes to see how it is being becomes the advocate and engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves will to pardon we choose to look so common ground. what happened, i make no said, you know, borders this line to nationalities and you guys as a merge, we don't have authority. we don't have a vaccine. the whole world needs to take action an

s. policy, which is to use local enforcers to pull its assets offshore, use local enforcers, so they pulled out of cats or largely and used to saudi arabia as the front person for the yemen war from from march of 2015 forward the u. s is really backing that logistically, satellites air force pilots in some cases, air refueling, munitions, everything. so it was a great cash cow for the us. it made the money from the war. saudi paid them as well for the services they were billed. on the same with the iraqi government was billed for our stroke. here we're running out of time for those programs. my last comment, i would bet the farm on saudi arabia. gentlemen, i'm going to jump in here. we're getting ready to show our break. and after that your break, we'll continue our discussion on wilmot. stay with us. ah ah ah ah ah long no one else seem wrong. when all 3 just a to safe out. because the advocate an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves world support, we choose to look so common ground. ah, welcome back to crossed up. were all things are considered? i'm peter labelle. this is the home edition. to remind you were

but let�*s start with saudi arabia. because the spotlight has been on the football.mage than london. we have all sorts of institutions whetherfootball, media, or educational for sale and willing to take some money. so, in the case of the media, you�*ve got two really prominent examples, the london evening standard and the independent which is now online only. they were both owned by lord lebedev who is a russian, originally from russia. he sold stakes and owns a third of stakes to mysterious saudi businessmen who through a slightly complicated series of offshore accounts that turned out to be, in the eyes of the british government, connected to the saudi state. it is worth noting that the independent made it very clear that they haven�*t had any editorial compromising positions as a result of this, that they feel they are able to do theirjob as well. but you�*ve got to ask, what is it that the saudis are buying when they buy a third of these quite prominent british outlets? and before we answer that, can ijust interrupt and ask, my understanding is that we didn�*t ac

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he spoke at the saudi green initiative forum for the u.k.'sously narrow window to act on climate change. >>> and that's a look at some stories from around the globe. britain's queen elizabeth is back at windsor castle after spending a night at a private hospital in london this week. buckingham palace says the 95-year-old monarch went to the hospital on medical advice but declined to say much else. kitty logan picks up the story from london. >> reporter: hi, jon. the queen is now back at windsor castle. she's said to be back at her desk and is working after a brief hospital stay earlier this week. the queen often spends the weekend at windsor castle. the allays is giving very little detail but say she is in good spirits. it's quite typical to keep medical matters privacy, but we do know the queen was admitted to a private london hospital on wednesday or for tests. she was out again the following day. we understand the admission is not covid-related, but it's not clear if it's any other specific health problem either. the queen is now 95 years o

s departure had been widely expected. our new chairman, yasir al—rumayyan! cheering. he was under pressure even before the saudiommentator: newcastle stay in the bottom three. _ in a statement confirming his departure, bruce said he was... he admitted... bruce succeeded rafa benitez at stjames�*s park in 2019. despite keeping a limited squad in the premier league for the past two seasons, the former sunderland manager proved a deeply unpopular appointment with fans. i think it is about time, because the club wasn�*t going forward. i feel quite sad for him, but for the club, it will be good. ithink, you know, he had to go, i really, for the club to progressl in the way that the new owners are wanting to go. _ assistant head coach graham jones will take interim charge, while attention will now turn to who next for newcastle. but, as for what next for bruce, given the toll this job has taken on him and his family, his 1000th game in management is likely to be his last. katie gornall, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here�*s darren bett. despite the sunshine, it is not as warm as yesterday and threw the re

saudi arabia�*s human rights record is one of the reasons this deal�*s made some people uncomfortablege today, spurs are coming to stjames�* park, how much longer would you like him to stay in charge? as least amount of time as possible. of as least amount of time as possible. of course steve bruce will be in charge today, i think we should get behind him, regardless of the result, we need to get behind the team, show the new owners why they bought the club, thank them for their commitment to the club, you steve bruce does need to move on, we are 19th in the league, he is not doing a good enoughjob. i would rather they take their time to bring in the right appointment rather than rush things and bring someone who isn�*t the right fit, but he does need to move on. isn't the right fit, but he does need to move on.— isn't the right fit, but he does need to move on. definitely not sittin: on need to move on. definitely not sitting on the — need to move on. definitely not sitting on the fence _ need to move on. definitely not sitting on the fence on - need to move on. definitely not sittin

s. policy, which is to use local enforcers to pull its assets offshore, used local enforcers. so they pulled out of guitar. it's largely and used to saudi arabia as the front person for the yemen war from from march of 2015 forward. the u . s. is really backing that logistically, satellites air force pilots in some cases, air refueling, when munitions everything. so it was a great cash cow for the us. it made the money from the war. saudi paid them as well. for the services they were billed. same with the iraqi government was billed for our strike in here. we're running out of those. barbara. my last comment. i would bet the barman saudi arabia. gentlemen, i'm going to jump in here. we're getting ready. you're breaking up. that job rank will continue on as will not stay with us. ah ah, these are the 4 people who pulled the trigger and survive something on survival. one of the hardest things that i had to face was not having a face at a low expectation of life. i accepted accept the fact that i made that we had no fears. jell change pretty fast. 4 shots different stories behind the bullets. we'll look forward to talking to you all that t

the warning from blackrock�*s ceo larry fink came at a big investment conference in saudi arabia knowniness correspondent sameer hashmi sent this report. inflation, slower economic growth and energy crisis, these were some of the topics that dominated day one of the fii summit here in riyadh. the top bosses of goldman sachs, blackrock, blackstone in a panel discussion underlined the fact that the world is going through an energy crisis and it's important to recognise that, because that could lead to higher inflation. and they also didn't rule out that oil could touch $100 a barrel, which could be a bigger crisis, especially at a time when there is an energy shortage. the other thing that has been discussed is climate change and talking about achieving net zero carbon emissions. saudi arabia just announced two days ago that they are aiming to reach there by 2060, but at the same time have been highlighting the fact that it's important to recognise, given the scenario right now where there is an energy crisis that fossil fuels cannot be demonised completely because they are needed and th

saudi led coalitions war in yemen. in a video circulating online and the u. s. will soon start vaccinating children between the ages of 5 and 11. the drug regulation agency has now authorized the pfizer biotech cove in 19 jobs for that age group. the move was bad by rise and infections and the reopening of schools. well, meanwhile, the new york city is based for a shortage of public sector workers after vaccine mandate deadline their past on friday. and police and fire advisor unions of warned that large sections of the workforce will go on unpaid leave for refusing to get the job. the level has more now from washington, dc. oh, new york meets it's why of writers on it's corpse. but pretty soon, there may be fewer on duty than before. we're trying to avoid what is going to be an inevitable disaster. why desired, on monday morning, told to get at least one shot. i'm prove it by friday night, given a choice of a code vaccine or no job unless medically exempt many refusing city workers from 1st responders to sanitation will feel that i should be coerced into taking

adviser to the saudi oil ministry demands "phrases like �*the need for urgent and accelerated mitigation actions at all scales�* should be eliminated from the report". here's the bbc�*sn that. if you look at saudi arabia, which is not only the largest producer of oil, export or rather of oil in the world, but also the head of opec, and opec plus which also includes russia, and consistently the commentary that has been coming out of opec is that yes, we need to fight together to transition to greener energy, but at the same time let's be realistic. we cannot expect oil demand to go down, in fact they are expecting oil demand to ramp up or increase in the coming years. and most countries are looking at investing more money to produce more oil. whether it's saudi arabia, the uae, kuwait, all these countries are now investing more money because they think that oil prices are going to stay at these high levels for the next seven to eight, or ten years. so this is the time or you can really make good money, because oil demand may hit a peak after seven or eight years as countries globally try to transition to renewable forms of energy. so that's saudi arabia. the leak also

saudi life. or, i mean the most important brett will be, knows korea is the u. s. weapon system, which is the u. s. consists in korea, how have, ah, people are deployed, preliminary election results in the wrong point to a strong outcome for the party of shakes. eric walked out asada earlier the election commission confirmed the low turn out of just over 40 percent. that's the lowest since iraq introduced his democratic system after the 2003 us led invasion, former prime minister, northern mccain look said to have the 2nd largest vote amongst she are parties. ali hash and has the latest from bank that a square. and by god, we celebrate the decisive victory he achieved. and the parliamentary, a doctor's note, that arthur it's emerging as one of the king makers about the biggest game make it in iraq. without the big stay in the choice of the new prime minister. this is, this can't be separated from the regional warden. this under good, national said however, in case most of a sudden was able to ally himself with other iraqi political groups. more have seats and wait

saudi 5. or, i mean the most important brett will be nose korea is the u. s. weapon system, which is the u. s. consists in korea, how have, ah, the belt deployed anti government protest as have been demonstrating across bolivia against a proposed law that they say is a step towards a police state crowds blocked streets and were met by counter protest as it was supporting the president. the legislation being considered would allow authorities to investigate the assets of any citizen without a court order. but the government says that it's essential to tackle elicit earnings and to help the economy. daniel schwimmer report. opponents of the government's proposed new law blocked roads in major cities across bolivia. they were met by police who cleared them to ensure workers could get through the demonstrate to see the law concentrate too much power in the hands of the state which could use it to persecute offers if i'm leaders, the strongest focus was in the eastern city of santa cruz oh, i beg your own solo that dragging us along a road on which we lose our democracy and our liberty to a comm

saudi life. or, i mean, i'm the most important threat for the last korea is the u. s. weapon system, which is the u. s. courses in korea, how have, ah, people are deployed killers, government is declaring a state of emergency in its south central region of our aconia as way armed members from the indigenous. my poochie group have taken control of force if been protest in recent reach from the capital santiago and that po chair, demanding self determination and the preservation of ancestral lands, largely owned by logging firms. tis a marks re stay in mexico. the holiday originally commemorated the arrival of spanish explorer, christopher columbus. but it now says to recognize the nations mixed indigenous and european heritage near rapid reports from mexico city. the arrival of the early larosa or race day in mexico comes just weeks after the country marked 200 years of independence from spain as that and as in other latin american countries. such celebrations are prompting renewed debate over the complicated legacy of european colonization, as well as the topic of ine

saudi clay. or, i mean, the most important rep will be with those korea is the u. s. weapons system, which is the u. s. courses in korea, how have, ah, the about deploy nigeria government has announced sweeping measures to contain attacks by armed groups in the north restrictions including cutting communication services and a ban on markets in the transportation of certain goods. as ahmed interest reports from kaduna, some people are getting desperate. oh, defiant traitors, display their goods at this weekly market. despite a government order to shut down, like many traders here is here, cabella says is greens could be confiscated, or me even lose his life. if gunman strike, but he has to take the risk, am i didn't know what it was like if the markets remained close. how to feed our families. what about those who have to go to work daily noted to buy food? luckily we expect them to get guns and rob, good edge worthy here at cadina's biggest kettle market traders se then able to bring in new stock because of the ban on the movement of kettle. much of what is here is a

saudi fly. or, i mean, i'm the most important. breadth will be a nose. korea is the u. s. weapon system, which is the u. s. courses in korea. how have ah developed deployed the u. k. government delay in imposing along down at the start of the current a virus pandemic is one of the country's worse ever public health failures. as the conclusion of a newly released parliamentary report, inquiry by a peace also found releasing people from hospital into care homes, costs thousands of lives. they also criticize the tests and trace process and weak water controls, but they praise the u. k. vaccine program live to join a whole who's at the national cove in 19 memorial wall in london. one of the worst public health failures in the u. k. is history a pretty damning assessment. jonah, tell us more about what's in this report space. well this report released by a group of cross party empties, indeed led by to conservative party members of parliament. that's the government ruling party. of course, lays bare a litany of criticisms, of the government's handling of the cove it pandemic a

we're saudi projects are being implemented for their own interest. at least 16 christian mission rings from the u. s one canadian have been kidnapped in hygiene. they were on their way to the airport in the capitol port a prince when they were taken by armed men in the area of can pm haiti's in jude years of economic and political are payable. and the situation worse and in july, after the assassination of the president, mike hannah has moved from washington dc. they will on their way to the airport after visiting an orphanage when they were taken by what is described as an om gann . now this is part of a pattern that has been erupt. thing within, hey t, since the effect nation of president who are said back in july in those 3 months since then, more than 280 people have been kidnapped. this is an increase of some 300 percent, just the reflection not how tenuous the law and order to the is within the k t. now, just on friday, the u. s. extended submission to a t for another 9 months. and in recent days, a us delegation has been in that country, exploring ways in which it can help both the haitian na

the bbc show these are among countries pressuring the un to change it�*s message on the options for tackling climate change. saudia claim that the focus for the energy sector should be actively phasing out fossil fuels. meanwhile, india warns it expects coal to remain the mainstay of energy production for decades. the leak consists of thousands of comments by governments and others to the scientists responsible for a key un report. they were given to greenpeace uk, which passed them onto the bbc. these un reports are pretty much the bible of climate science, they�*re used by governments to decide how to tackle climate change, and they will provide a crucial input to the negotiations in glasgow. scientists who helped compile these reports say the un science is objective. there is absolutely no pressure on the scientists to accept the comments, so, if the comments are lobbying, if they�*re not justified by the science, they will not be integrated in the ipcc report. the leak comes just days before a crucial climate conference begins in glasgow. it shows just how tricky the negotiations are likely to be. but don�*t

saudi backed takeover of the club. the match had to be temporarily suspended after a medical emergency in the crowd. katie gornall�*skened, stjames's park reawakened, after the doom and gloom of mike ashley's 14 year reign, he was something completely different, a celebration. despite the controversies surrounding the new saudi arabian backed owners. i surrounding the new saudi arabian backed owners.— backed owners. i cannot wait. it's amazinu! backed owners. i cannot wait. it's amazing! i'm _ backed owners. i cannot wait. it's amazing! i'm hoping _ backed owners. i cannot wait. it's amazing! i'm hoping when - backed owners. i cannot wait. it's amazing! i'm hoping when we - backed owners. i cannot wait. it's amazing! i'm hoping when we go| backed owners. i cannot wait. it's i amazing! i'm hoping when we go in, the atmosphere _ amazing! i'm hoping when we go in, the atmosphere will _ amazing! i'm hoping when we go in, the atmosphere will be _ amazing! i'm hoping when we go in, the atmosphere will be great - amazing! i'm hoping when we go in, the atmosphere will be great and i the atmosphere will be great and it's a _

saudi arabia. the arab league is calling on all parties to find the resolution rebels from if you p s t region say they are now in full control of the strategic town, a dessie in the neighboring, i'm har, region the claim by the t grey people's liberation friends has been contested by the government fighting has moved into the horror and far regions after rebels reach control of t gray in recent months. samuel get to chose a journalist any t o p and has more on the situation in dessie. earlier today, around lunch time, 12 noon time, the tea pierre left announced that they have claimed dessie heart. so for the amount of region, but in the last hour the children government has denied that they've taken control . but you know, we spoke to our sources. they tell us, they've seen soldiers, we just cannot confirm if the t p pas indeed taken over dessie again. unimportant manufacturing hub in the heart of the region, which was money investment from many, many countries including china, turkey, which is building railway, worth $1700000000.00. the u. k. prime minister says he can't rule out taking legal ac

s. approved the coven. 19 vaccination for children age 5 to $11.00. it's move seen as bringing the country closer to normalcy. saudi arabia expels the lebanese a master. it's a kingdom's response for being accused of aggression and the yemen war and the desperate journey for a better future. we meet the migrants from central america tammond to book their weight, the u. s. ah, the u. s. and french presidents of hell, the 1st face to face meeting since that countries most serious diplomatic dispute in years. it came ahead of the g. 20 summit in rome, joe biden acknowledged the handling of a security packed with australian. the u. k. was clumsy, that agreement forced the cancellation of australia's multi $1000000000.00 deal to buy french submarines. biden says he was under mistaken belief that paris had been informed. we have no older or no more loyal, no decent ally in france. it's been with us from the beginning. reason, in part, when we came before we did was clumsy was done with a lot of grace. i was under the impression, certain things to happened that had but i mean to clear french read through, you know, what's

saudi 5. or, i mean the most important brett will be north korea is the us weapon system, which is the u. s. consists in korea, how have, ah, the belt deploy, preliminary election results in iraq point to a strong outcome for the party of shia cleric mock that i saw that earlier the election commission confirmed a low turn out of just over 40 percent. that's the lowest since iraq introduced its democratic system after the 2003 u. s. led invasion, former prime minister norton malik, he looked set to have the 2nd largest boat among sheer parties. ali hashim has the latest from back that her port i came to a square in, bernard, who sent upgrade, the decisive victory he achieved. and the parliamentary a doctors note that i saw that emerging as one of the king makers about the biggest kink maker in iraq would have a big stay in the choice of the new prime minister. this is, this can't be separated from the regional warden. this under good, national said however, in case most of our son was able to ally himself with other iraqi political groups. have. 2 eaten and wait, and then you stop them and

here s our security correspondent, frank gardner: two men at war with each other. on the left, saudie east, with infinite resources. a psychopath with no empathy, doesn't feel emotion, never learned from his experience. and we have witnessed atrocities and crimes committed by this killer. the saudi embassy in washington has dismissed the claims saying saad al—jabri stole millions of dollars from the government, which he denies. in saudi arabia, two of dr saad's children have been seized from their homes when they were still teenagers. they're now in prison, accused of financial crimes, which the family denies. it says the crown prince has also gone after dr saad's son—in—law. the first night he was kidnapped, he received more than 100 lashes, he was tortured. he was beaten on his back, on his legs. he was being told that he was being detained and tortured as a proxy for his father—in—law, meaning my dad. they even asked him a question — "who do you think we should arrest and torture so dr saad can come back to the kingdom?" back in 2010, dr saad al—jabri tipped off western intelligen

saudi 5. or, i mean, the most important bread for b and those korea is the us weapon system, which is the u. s. courses in korea. how have, ah, people are deployed many thanks for joining us. our profess and military strategic studies. young oak, as speaking to us that thank you for your time. thank you. for 11 preliminary election results and iraq point to a strong outcome. the shia cleric month ta that all starters party election commission revealed the partial figures early and also confirmed a low turn out of just over 40 percent. that is the lowest since iraq introduced its democratic system after the 2003 us led invasion. the former prime minister, murray, al malik. he looks that to have the next largest vote among ship posses on a hash m, as the latest from baghdad. quote goes off p r guy rick, with god. we celebrate the decisive victory. he, i, cheap at the bottom of your doctors. note what that all sudden it's emerging as one of the key makers about the biggest thing make it in iraq without the big sharing the choice of the new prime minister. this is, this can't be separated from goo

s. actively supports around 3 quarters of the world dictatorships. that's right. we dictator, especially ones, the jail journalists, or in the case from saudi arabia, chopped them up into little pieces and roast them in a barbecue pit. so no, that's not the reason. the real reason are lucas shank goes, steadfast refusal to privatize state acids, joy nato, or open the country up for foreign exploitation. oh, you bother. oh, why can't we explored your country? and because a loosing government has fought against the standard neal liberal gutting of bel arose, the country has almost no extreme poverty. according to a report by the world bank and the european union only point 4 percent of the population live on less than $550.00 per day. with no one living on less than $3.20 per day. the people are forced to dress like that though, so that that really sucks, but they're guaranteed socialized housing and universal health care hold on one second in the united states, a country where people fill their dogs water bowl with aqua fina, we're told we can't afford universal health care. but in bella, rosa country where the roads are paper potato pancake

s. and the un calling on to don's military not to interfere with these demonstrations, least 11 people have already been killed during protest. saudi arabia and bahrain are expelling ambassadors from lebanon. that's after the countries information minister criticize the saudi lead coalitions war and yemen. in a video circulating online lebanese prime minister nadia mcafee is urging the minister to make the right decision and fix our relations. in bolivia, the face of an 11 year old girl who became pregnant after being raped by a family member has spoke to face to face. demonstrate has rallied in the past on friday. the claims religious groups intervene to stop the girl. getting an abortion . the un says, forcing her to go through with the pregnancy qualifies as torture, but the bolivian conference of bishop says both lives should be protected. well, those are the headlines. emily will have a news out for you here on al jazeera after counting the cost. i'll see you after that. in the next episode of planets i swiss ahead of the upcoming un climate conference will be heading deep on the ground and up into the air, giving you perspect

s. has offered to deliver f 16 just in shed, which could actually, and another lingering stand off between the united states and turkey. saudi reporting outside the turkish embassy for news use use. i'm fair in front of discuss further bringing data. mcadams, executive director of the ron paul as to thanks for dr. daniel. thanks for having me. scottie. ok, 5 to ask you did early want to just put, do you believe the 10 countries in check for becoming involved in domestic affair in their home country? you know, i should begin by saying, i'm not particularly familiar with a couple a case and i'm not a huge fan of every one for many reasons. but i think what he did a stand up to clear interference outside interference in this country. and you stood up and said, no, you're not going to do this, you're not gonna start writing letters, dictating what we do in our internal judicial processes, probably a, unfortunately, it will be, well, and here's the thing. i also have to look at the time of the day or next week and we got the g 20 happening in the room where it is said the president was going to meet with president fight. and do y

s. approved a coven. 19 vaccination for children age 5 to 11, it's move seen as bringing the country closer to normalcy. saudi arabia expels the lebanese and boston, it's the kingdoms response for being accused of aggression in the yemen rule. i'm praying for recognition millions of indigenous indians also government to acknowledge that religion on include them in the upcoming census. ah, the u. s. and french presidents have held the fast face to face meeting since that countries most serious diplomatic dispute. in years. a came ahead of the g. 20 summit in rome, joe bought and acknowledged the handling of a security packed with australian. the u. k. was clumsy. that agreement forced the cancellation of australia's multi $1000000000.00 deal to buy french submarines bought and says he was under the mistaken belief paris have been informed we have you older for no more loyal, no decent ally in france. it's been with us from the beginning. reason in part where we came we did was clumsy, was done with a lot of grace. i was under the impression, certain things that happened that had but i made clear french re 3. n

saudi flight. or, i mean the most important brett will be that n a knows korea is the us weapon system, which is the u. s. courses in korea. how have ah, the bell are deployed 15 people who were kidnapped in ne and nigeria several months ago. have managed to escape their countess official say the 6 women and 9 children had to walk for 6 days until they reached safety. they were abducted from villages in born or state is not clear who took them, but they escaped from an area known to be a strong hold of i so linked groups and i, jerry is government has announced sweeping measures to contain attacks by arms groups in the north restrictions include cutting communication services and a ban on marcus and the transportation of certain goods. as i'm address reports from kaduna, some people are getting desperate. oh, defiant treatise display their goods at this weekly market. despite a government order to shut down. like many traders here, it's here, cabella says is greens could be confiscated or me even lose his life. if gunman strike what he has to take the risk i'm, i didn't know what it was like if the marke

saudi arabia's sovereign fund is the new owner of a football club. the price tag is said to be just over 300 million pounds. it was cleared by the u.k.'ss a day after bloomberg reported a major stumbling block had been removed by saudi arabia agreeing to lift a broadcasting band on qatar-based media group. natwest could face a fine from the uk's financial watchdog after pleading guilty to three charges of money laundering. the bank admitted it failed to prevent money laundering. most of the deposits were in cash. the london-based lender says it deeply regrets the failure. china will continue his steps to curb monopolistic behavior among tech companies and strengthen protection. the central bank will tighten elation on the payment sector and ask all companies to be licensed. the governor also played out steps to clean up the fintech sector. >> the winner takes all. it is the nature of platform companies. it could lead to the compromise of innovation. some companies see market share through cross subsidy and adopted anticompetition policies. >> that is the bloomberg business flash. tom: francine -- laura. dani: she will be here in an hou

saudi lead coalitions war and yemen. in a video circulating online lebanon's prime minister logic mccarthy is urging the minister to make the right decision and fix arab relations. the u. s. and the un are calling on sued ons, military not to interfere with planned protests due to start late as a day. there have been regular street demonstrations and a growing civil disobedience movement since the military crew, on monday activists at least 11 people have been killed. on friday, general abdel fossil behind dismissed more ambassadors from their posts, among them, the ambassadors to turkey, the u. e and south africa, politicians and poland have approved the construction of a wall along its board with bell, a rooster stop migrants and refugees from entering. over the past 2 months, thousands of people have attempted to enter the e u. there. the block has accused men sca providing safe passage to the you and retaliation against sanctions. the wall will be a 100 kilometers long and cost around $400000000.00. well, those are the headlines. i'll have another bulletin for you here on al jazeera after inside story tuesday with us fixing longer ours them shorter deadlines. south k

s. policy, which is to use local enforcers to pull its assets offshore, use local enforcers. so they pulled out of cats or largely and used to saudi arabia as the front person for the yemen war from from march of 20. 15 forward to us is really backing that logistically, satellites air force pilots, in some cases, air refueling, munitions, everything. so it was a great cash cow for the us. it made the money from the war. saudi paid them as well. for the services they were billed. same with the iraqi government was built for air strike, a part of my last comment. i would bet the farm on saudi arabia. gentlemen, i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue. our discussion will stay with us. oh, news . oh, when i was shopping wrong, when all proof just don't hold any world yet to shape out. disdain becomes the advocate. an engagement, it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah, what kinda makes no sense, you know, born is and is blind to nationalities and users. as a merge, we don't have a therapy. we don't have a vac

s. policy, which is to use local enforcers to pull its assets off short use local enforcers. so they pulled out of cats or largely and used to saudi arabia as the front person for the yemen war from from march of 20. 15 forward to us is really backing that logistically, satellites air force pilots, in some cases, air refueling, munitions, everything. so it was a great cash cow for the us. it made the money from the war. saudi paid them as well. for the services they were billed. same with the iraqi government was billing for air strike, a part of my last comment. i would bet the farm on saudi arabia. gentlemen, i'm going to jump in here. we're getting a short break. and after that you will continue. our discussion will stay with us. ah, ah, a federal with no, with the read 7 years a report these are the 4 people who pulled the trigger and survive something on survival. one another harness, things that i had to face was not having a face. i had a low expectation, a life i accepted the accept the fact that i made that work. we had no fears. dow change pre fast 4 shots. different stories behind the bullets. ah. welcome back to crosse

s. intelligence linked to that of a 3rd party a years on there are plenty of unanswered questions over the steel report and how it even came into being saudis, breath gasdio referrals. the steel dossier has been one of the most mocked derided but, but also talked about reports in modern political history. the spot being mostly dismissed as, as a work of fiction. it has just refused to die. and christopher steel is back again . hyping and defending. he's much maligned dossier. christopher still isn't. it isn't hero, is he traitor. crisper steals a guy who picked to fight with 2 presidents. donald trump and vladimir. and he's lived to tell the tale. mind the spoilers. there aren't any new revelations or perverted details as with the 1st dossier, no vis tom. chris tries to defend the dossier the multiple falsehoods and inaccurate season. make believe molly tries, unprepared to accept that not everything in the dosier is 100 percent accurate. i've yet to be convinced that that is one of them. yes, he says there are some things in my dos here that are literally made up, but he sticks, it seems by the p tape. his allegation that the russians film

saudi arabia of wind. i is it realistic. orjust bluster? and alistair with wordplay. with puns like that, you're welcome on newscast any day, any day of the of the week. isabella, alistair�*s. that we need to triple renewable energy generation in the next ten years. so i think it's possible. and we've already seen a lot of investment in offshore wind in the uk. but in order to unlock that vision, we need to make sure we're doing a lot more in terms of making sure our grid infrastructure is fit for the renewable energy transition. we need to make sure that we're not subsidising or investing in fossil fuels, so that we can make sure we unlock the future for offshore wind. and we also need to make sure we're doing it in harmony with nature. so it's really important that we're putting those offshore wind farms in the best places to have the minimal impact on our nature. ijust wondered, one last question on all of this, doing the job that you do, are you optimistic about our future? ilike... yes, i am an optimistic person, and i do feel optimistic, i think, having worked in climate change for a long time now, the amount of noise that we're seeing, the amount of understanding fr

saudis, their ability to bump supplies in order to comprising fuel costs. how that work out . and i think at the time our thinking was opec 1st, the white house wouldn't go to the u. s. oil industry for help because it tarnishes the green credentials of the administration. de carpenters ation electrification of the current mo, but inflation is getting ugly and the administration now reaching out to you as soil producers for relief. i think that underscores the political cost occurring to democrats at you can almost hear the voice of the middle class as you certainly did at the nascar race recently. brandon is signaling discontent, and i think you're hearing that echo of brandon and the cheer for brandon as people are paying ever increasing costs across the board. and i guess i would say one quick thing about the let's go brandon thing, right. i think there is something significant about that that's getting missed by media, right. which is that it does stand out as not just a anthem, if you will, against the administration, but also to the fact that you have a media class that refused to acknowledge these very real problems. and people are saying they feel gas lit by