what would sharon and john think?as lo and seen dives deeper into the case, what is the wrong man behind bars? coming up, that prism snitch who helped secure the verdict, someone was about to snitch on him. >> i was like, do you think he lied about we walter ogrod. and she said i know we did. i >> said how do you know he did, said because i helped do it. >> someone is on death row because of what he got out of. it >> went down the line continues. ntinues. about exciting medicare advantage plans that can provide broad coverage and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare you are covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits but you have to meet a deductible for each, and then you're still responsible for 20% of the cost. next, let's look at a medicare supplement plan. as you can see, they cover the same things as original medicare, and they also cover your medicare deductibles and coinsurance. but they often have higher monthly premiums and no prescription drug c

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sharon, i saw you nodding along. i want to give you an opportunity to, to add to the point she was making if you'd like. yeah. can you eat not just, you know, it's not just about that kind of stuff one day and that kind of emergency response funding is about putting that investment that futures and making that equitable a make not fat and an accessible. and that's going to be a challenge to do it, to speed that we need to do. and in the me, in the meantime, you know, we got by diversity and 44 will lose same species with losing climate change has a bigger impact than just the can all make. and at the moment, we will still invested around the world and fossil fuels. and they stay copyright, we've talked about billions of pounds and age to how combat climate change that we're also spending money on combats, it is not working the other way with fossil fuels and that we need to really take their serious at catherine carson, real and leadership role to take us forward and in this respect nothing we, we just not quite ther

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sharon: a tipping point requires a cap list.going event coming along and people think there is a lot more risk here. sometimes it is a warning or a series of companies coming out with warnings. it could easily do so. that is one way the market is down. another way is a slow burn. the market at the moment is still pricing a little bit too much growth or -- too much growth over the next few months and the risk of the downside. guy: sharon bell of goldman sachs. finishing near session highs in europe. these are the final numbers. we have been talking about energy stock is the real driver. the sector is up by 4.5 percent today. that is why you have seen the performance ftse today. what has been happening with the energy story in europe, the energy caps maybe not a good idea. and energy cap coming out of germany. the eu programs to cap gas prices. we will talk about that. plus, politics. alix: crypto. regulation in the wake of the ftse meltdown. we are talking to kristin johnson, and her agency which regulates here in the u.s., this

thanks so much to all of our guests. kara marinelli, d i n t and sharon george. and thank you to for watching, you can see the program again any time by visiting our website, al jazeera dot com, and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter. our handle is at a j inside story for me. mm hm. mm hm. jerome, the whole team here doha bye for now. ah, ah. a new series follows from 6 countries hoping to make it to canada. 2022. my dinning was to be a basketball player in the world. now at each year. the next episode meets 3 won't come hopeful, sprawl, me around by sacrifice a love seat. a lot of days before my family. i wouldn't do that to play worked up the world cup, dream iran on al jazeera the u. s. is always of interest to people. all right, the world people pay attention to what with on here, and i did, he was very good at bringing the news to the world. from here, al jazeera well peers into the murky world of state sponsored spyware. and the discovery by a

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sharon sim along is in shan joel, which is in the quake zone. hi sharon, can you tell us how things are looking where it, where you are right now? yeah, so right now i'm inside a tent as it's set up by people. the residents who live in this area is located in a rush trend in a district of target now near the upper center where the quake happened on monday afternoon and where i am now. i'm sitting inside at 10 with 50 other people. they have been staying in here since yesterday for 2 days now, and they told me about the challenges that they have been facing. they once a ran out of clean water. but as soon as i the relief gain day can have clean water and then oh so um they still cannot sleep well at night. oh, that's one thing that's of very um, you know, bothering done because the earthquake, the aftershocks keep on happening even before or this, like this life report of the quake happened or with magnitude 3.9 and it was strong. and everyone here is like starting to pray together. so really um, during this time of crisis um i can see fear. i ca

i think that accountability, as sharon said, is key for the improvement of this process. as monitoring, monitoring the seasons and the steps that have been taken and the pledges that have been begun . allow me to mention as an example many european countries that put forward some financial places in the first week of the call, for sure to align around the decision around the loss of damage fund. now we need to make sure that this financial commitment is well channeled through the right schemes to make it operational. >> one of the more unexpected things that happened was the announcement between u.s. and china where they would resume cooperating as they combated climate change. from your perspective, did that give more momentum to what was going on with cop 27? did it help these processes along? >> no question that the u.s. and china are the largest economies and by definition the largest emitters of greenhouse gas emissions to this day. their cooperation is critical to the success. but mohamed i think we need to remind ourselves that the overarching objective of these in

thank you for to sharon sharon sir malone and niche and ju, indonesia, sequential. now we're all about the world cup and before the ball got rolling, for germany's or oprah against japan, the team had a message for fever, germany players a covered their mouse. as you say here, a during a team photo. just ahead of kick off in response to features threat of sanctions over the one love arm band on the pitch. germany were eager to set things straight after a disastrous exeter in russia 4 years ago. oh, okay. going to want growth, the deadlock, 30 minutes into the game after converting from the spot. gemini, could have easily increased their lead, but the lat bite. the chances were there, the finishing was well, for though japan clot they read back into the scheme, it's 2 to one level. in the 2nd half was this an upset in the making? the japanese fans seemed to think so intact to my son immediate reality by giving japan the need to one the finest for the next big upset. if this was cut, this time it was japan that scant. what time went up champions, germany or the pounds

regardless, the federal rule is not enough to satisfy sharon wilson.your view, is the solution? >> the best available control technology for methane is to keep it in the ground. never drill that hole in the first place, because once you drill that hole, that's where it all starts. miles: one person, one camera, determined to insure the methane problem does not remain invisible. and so she keeps driving down the long lonely road to zero. for the pbs newshour, i am miles o'brien, near pecos, texas. ♪ judy: millions of americans live in rural or other underserved areas known as care deserts, where there are few medical care facilities and few doctors with specialized expertis as fred de sam lazaro reports from new mexico, one doctor is trying to help change that. >> perfect, just relax. no take a deep breath. fred: it was cases like these that inspired gastroenterologist sanjeev arora's idea,. 58-year-old robert subia contracted hepatitis a viral liver infection from a blood transfusion decades ago. regular appointments and scans of his liver are critical

w sharon, similar reporting from near the earthquakes epicenter. now china's capital beijing has reported a record number of new cobra cases with official saying they've double to more than 1400 since sunday. beijing reported it's 1st cove a death since ne, at the weekend. and now schools and many restaurants have closed and people are being told to work from home. the city has avoided a blanket shut down so far in stand up saying for snap lock downs, mass testing and quarantines. but his latest surgeon cases could put that strategy to the test. with another covered surge comes another locked down and more mass testing. china is once again responding to the threat of the virus with its demanding approach. the worst effect of cities, including the capital b ging, a closing schools and limiting non essential businesses, urging residence to stay indoors or prove their virus free. if they want to leave their homes, managed, i truly can't go anywhere. everything's closed. customers can't come either. what can you do? oh, right now, i don't know how it'l

or short while ago did of the correspondent sharon soon along st. this report from near the epicenter turn lea, i'm at one of the most affected areas, which is the phillips of cheated l in the district of sugar. none of the epicenter of the near the epicenter of the earthquake that happened yesterday that hid west java. and right now the evacuation process m is being passed because the aftershocks are still happening until now. as you can see, many people are being pushed back. they have to find a safer place because the after the shock just happened right before i did my life reporting. and until this morning there reported 17127 after shocks have happened. since yesterday. i've also talked to um, several families that are still waiting for their family members. there is no where to be found now and at least 3rd, 3rd be people there. so it's trapped under the rub. oh, over there. so the vanquishing process ah, have to be very careful because there are still many dead bodies that is under the wreckage. and also they're trying to open the axis of the

and you're inside the quite welcome sharon to talk us through. what's happening right now on the rescue mission. yeah, it's day 5 after the earthquake and i'm here at the gus, all village in to gonna district into angel west java. and, you know, the evacuation here in this particular area has already finished, but the rescue mission is still on going to fight other picked him somewhere else. and i can see that people here, they're relatively calm, but still they're still very cautious and fearful of the aftershocks because just last night or the aftershocks get completely destroyed a house and, and now they're living in this shelters, relying on donations for an indefinite period of time right, i'm given all those i displacements can't people expect reconstruction to start quickly? yeah, definitely actually precedential the door door when he 1st visited a quick so in a few days ago has promised to provide financial assistance for those whose house were damaged because of the quake. and i talked to several people here and they said they expect the

sharon, some along in that she enjo. thanks so much for your report. and i think let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. greek authorities have rescued. hundreds of migrants crammed into a rusty fishing boat in the mediterranean. the vessel was heading for italy when it sent a distress signal in heavy winds. creases, migration minister is asking the new to resettle the migrants in other member states. we're at least one person has died and 15 people have been injured following explosions at 2 bus stations in the city of jerusalem. israel security minister has said the explosions were attacks, although the full details are still unclear. several people were killed and many more injured in a shooting on tuesday night. at a wal mart store in chesapeake, in the u. s. stace, of the ginia and our police had not yet given exact numbers of casualties or details about the shooter loss of flashing the outgoing brazilian president. i had also narrow, has filed a complaint challenging last month's election results. bolton arrow

d w sharon sim along their reporting from the quake zone in indonesia. well, the men's soccer world cup is well underway and they 3 produced a stunning upset for one of the pre tournament favorites. saudi arabia defeated argentina and their group see much they came from behind when to one and dent argentina's world cup hopes. in group d, world champions french coasted to an easy victory over australia. another upset had looked to be on the chords after australia took an early lead in the match. really enjoy did not last long. when i'm just cross the ball into the box for the pounds himself unmarked, just a few feet away from goal. and you headed home, friends with 1st goal of the world, come to make it a quick one to australia. last the ball in build a play. rubio with another offensive, so case finding olivia, who, when it happened to turn the game around in just 5 minutes. friends were now in full control and should afford another jump before half time. he and, but he was way too much power and too little precision. however, in the 2nd half, it was tim

. >> sharon has been reporting from near the earthquake epicenter. >> the car park is located in the psion hospital. as you can see here inside the tent, there are many bets but some of them are unfilled because some of the patients have already been sent home as they received medical treatments like stitches or anti-tetanus injections. but i talked to the doctor and she said 60% of the casualties are badly injured. this can provide them serious medical treatment like surgery for those who suffered traumatic industry -- injury and right now, the hospital has enough medical supplies. the doctors say they still wait for more to come. >> that was sharon sue malone from near the epicenter of the indonesian earthquake. we also got an update from -- >> initially, the main problem for rescue workers was the access to barriers. that was cleared with heavy machinery coming from jakarta. i spoke with our correspondent on-site, she says the rescue work was done pretty work. the bigger problem is what many people have said on site. the long-term effects that people should have been warned about

[applause] in fact our former president loves sharon, loves talking to sharon.e thanks she is great which of course sheisre is. one time i was with him over the white house he asked me a question i will not bore you with the details. it would take way too long to explain, and it deviates from the details of my speech today. it was a very complicated question about the intricate interaction between the constitution and the senate rules. it was a strategic question he wanted to know how he could engage in particular maneuver. and i said that is fascinating and remarkably coincidental i was just talking to one of my staff members about this. to answer your question i would need a few hours and i would need to consult with a handful of experts on the senate rules and i would need a couple of lawyers. he said that's fine you can do that. [laughter] go talk to johnny. i realized okay i guess that's what i'm doing for the rest of the day. so i convened the group of people i had in mind it took me four or five hours was doctor lee, it's getting dark and ready to go home

sharon, some along in that she enjo. thanks so much for your report in the let's take a look at some of the other stories making use around the world to day work as at the world's biggest i phone factory and china have been biesen and detained by police, of to thousands protested against cove at 19 controls and working conditions. videos on social media show people facing rows of police with plastic riot shields . about 200000 people, work at that factory. greek restorative have rescued. hundreds of migrants crammed into a rusty, fishing boat and mediterranean. the vessel was heading for italy when it sent a distress signal in heavy winds. reese's migration minister is asking you to reset over my errands in other member states. several people have been killed and many more injured in a shooting on tuesday night at a wal mart store in chesapeake, that's in the us state of virginia. people apiece, police have not yet given exact numbers of casualties or details about the shooter here, but it is there for you. and germany i

i think our viewers want to know how is sharon stone doing after this, too?she didn't really talk about that much, poppy. it's such a great question. the thing about this, it's so true, once you get the right diagnosis, she said fibroids, assuming uterine fibroids, there are treatments for that. once you get the right diagnosis it opens the door to recovery. so we're hoping. it seems like she would be doing fine now that she has the right diagnosis. >> she singled out women in particular in her warning. saying don't get blown off talk about getting a second opinion. can you speak to the concern that women should have about being disdiagnosed. they aren't having their pain, issues treated correctly or diagnosed correctly? >> kaitlan, that is so true. there have been studies that show that women are more likely to be misdiagnosed. there's a lot of reasons for that but one of them, you honed in on it, it's more often doctors will tell women you're just complaining. they may not put it that way but that's what they're saying. women are going to be written off as

i did like girls, that's where i met sharon. i knew it. i knew that was you. he turns around and says to the staff, this is the conical part. and yet he has a beautiful wife. i don't understand. also happy to have my son james with me. james was the president of the federalist society and his twin brother john is president of the federalist society. it's a second religion in our home. what can i say? so a few weeks ago my former boss justice alito gave some outstanding remarks that i believe relate perfectly to the theme of this conference. explaining of the fact that something bad happens when we as a society can't tolerate speech. when we can't tolerate views that differ from our own and it has an impact on all sorts of things we might not imagine. characterized speech on college campuses including speech on university law school campuses as being in an abysmal state. he went on to say freedom of speech is essential. colleges and universities should be setting an example and law schools should be setting an example. the universities, because the adversarial

due to health reasons, it would be some time before i could talk to sharon on camera again. she found an ally and leah campbell, an anti flag activist on the mississippi gulf coast. for me as a white woman. oh, it's incumbent upon me as a, as a white mississippian and a person of privilege to use my privilege to do what i can to dismantle a system of white supremacy and symbols of white supremacy that my ancestors created. mm. wow. i grew up in the sound, so i have a sense of the racism that still exists here and it would be naive me or anyone else to deny that. and then the sitting in charleston happened and i distinctly remember seeing the photo dylan roof posing with the confederate ard and reading his blog posts. and then watch governor nikki haley has the courage to take that confederate emblem down from south carolina state health ground. it really made me angry that our governor and our legislators could not display the same courage. oh, so i knew i had to get involved. were fighting for the soul and sent me right now. looking at me or do you think it makes them feel

sharon, hello.a senior citizen and my friends and i are blue dots in a red sea, central pennsylvania. aside from strategic oil reserves, presidents do not control the oil markets. it is a complex, global system. furthermore, in the debate, dr. oz had a huge list of things. he kept saying, i will not do this and that. well, we believe if he is elective he will cave to intense republican right-wing pressure to get into lockstep. finally, the, excuse me, i am sorry. that's all. i mean, as far as doug mastriano , anyone could see that he is psychologically upset. host: that is sharon from pennsylvania. she used the term blue dot in a red sea. how do you respond? guest: that is a good analysis. sharon is right. where she lives in hanover township, i think in south central pennsylvania, it's overwhelmingly a conservative area of the state. it is part of the picture of pennsylvania. jonathan talked about some of the state demographics and landscape. it is a big state and very diverse. with the southeast be

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sharon, fill us in on the details. sharon: where prices have been volatile to say the least.utures yesterday file after the wall street journal reported that opec plus producers are discussing an output increase. the report said that this is under discussion and will be under discussion at the december 4 meeting, just a day before the european union sanctions on russian crude exports, to effect. so, a lot of people saw this the way they saw the earlier decision by opec plus to slash production, which really irked the white house. after that report, saudi arabia denied, and said it is ready to make further cuts to output if needed, and that the current count of 2 million barrels a day will continue until the end of 2023. so at the end of the day, crude pared all of its losses and and of the session nearly $.17 lower. rishaad: this is surrounding the covid position, jules just mentioned it as well, probably affect demand. what about the oil price cap, how does it affect the market? sharon: right now a group of seven nations are aiming to announce wednesday at what level they wi