she was remarkable and lives on in the south pacific, climate warriors are doing great work. >> you touched on a lot >> he touched on a lot there we will get to eventually but i love this idea that so this is hard work and it can be a real daunting site and that's why having community and friends that you look up to is so important i am grateful to have learned more about through your dedication to her. now we have a sense of who the book is dedicated to come i think published april 2019. a few things have happened since then and we can head on that but evenn before that come i don't know when you started writing the book but who do you imagine reading it? and who use saw those outlines and putting it into action from your previous 16 books? >> i think most serious writers spend their lives writing one book or different chapters so this is part and parcel. so in my twenties i never knew i would do anything more i didn't think off myself as an activist or anything over the last 15 years that has changed so bringing the story up-to-date so it is a potent tool. so just have a technology like a

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the soft and hard influence of china is not only in the south pacific or indo pacific area. in the african continent, and there we have a say on that. the situation in afghanistan has shown china as overshadowed americans taking care of their departure, and we have to consider china is already in europe, so the biggest threat and biggest assessment to contain china not only in the asia pacific area but in the asian continent. host: do you agree with what you just heard there? where does france go from here, and is it deliberately prolonging this pet -- spat in order to get something, competition perhaps? guest: some are calling whine diplomacy, the more noise france makes the more it can get in exchange. china as 1.5 million people in this region, it has a great deal of blue territory and they are working closely with the u.s., the french navy, and the u.s. navy or together in this region. many analysts have assumed france, after they have this period of the protest, that they will have to go back and work with the u.s. because they have interest there and there is a close p

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these small islands, especially in the south pacific that may will disappear before the century is out. it was the aegean took it upon herself to be this sort of organizer of so many of those island communities. they call themselves the pacific climate warriors. in my head is a remarkable picture who had organized people on each of these islands to build a traditional work to do. they took them to australia which is not that far away in that part of the world. they use them for a day to blockade the harbor at newcastle which is the biggest cold port in the world. more coal closer than any other place on the planet. as it's burned raises the temperature of the planet melting the ike icecaps drown the melting nations. one of the great iconic images are these people in tiny canoes stopping the progress of the biggest or shipsno in the world. she was remarkable. and happily it lives on in the south pacific. >> touched on the lot there ire think we will get to eventually. i love this idea that you bring up often, this is hard work. it can be a really daunting and lowly fights. that is whybe

she was remarkable and happily the fight lives on there in the south pacific with where the pacific climate warriors are doing great work. >> you touched on a lot there that i think we will get to eventually but i love this idea that you bring up often. this is hard work and it can be a really daunting and lonely fight and that's why having community and having really n friends that you love up to is important. so i'm grateful to have learned more about your dedication to her. now that we have a sense of who the book is dedicated to i like to ask you to rewind. you published in april 2019 so a few things have happened since then. and we can definitely hit on that but even before that, i don't know when you started writing the book but i'm curious who you imagined reading it and who you saw taking what falter outlines and putting it into action and how they might be different or not from your previous i think it's steamboats. >> most i think most serious writers basically spend their lives writing one book with different chapters to it. and so this is part and parcel of that work in many way

she was remarkable and lives on in the south pacific, climate warriors are doing great work. >> you touched on a lot we will get to eventually but i love this idea that you bring up often, this is hard work and it can be a daunting and lonely fight and that is why having community and friends you look up to and do this work with, i am grateful, for your dedication to her. now that we have a sense of who the book was dedicated to, i would like to ask you to rewind, it was published in april of 2019. few things have happened since then, we can definitely hit on that but even before that i don't know when you started writing the book but curious who you imagined reading it and who you saw taking what "falter: has the human game begun to play itself out?" outlined and putting it into action, how it is different from your previous 16 books. >> i think most serious writers basically spend their lives writing one book, different chapters to it. and service is part and parcel with that work in many ways, pushback for many years, when i started doing this in my 20s i had no idea i would do anything

>> president biden of japan, australia, and india about countering china's influence in the south pacific. a man is released from a sardinian jail. candidates make their final bid for support ahead of germany's election. angela merkel is urging them to back her successor. first, the leaders of the u.s., australia have met at the white house for the first in person meeting of the quad alliance. the partnership emerged to counter china's growing influence. this meeting comes a weekfter the united states, u.k., and australia angered eu allies by siing a pt. it would supply camera with submarines. >> created in the wake of the devastating earthquake and tsunami in 2004, the quad group of nations worked on helping the nation recover and has since evolved into an informal alliance between the u.s., india, japan, and australia. the leaders share interest in trade, but it is also a partnership to assert democratic consoles in the indo pacific and to stand up to china's influence in the region. joe biden has called u.s. china relations the biggest geopolitical test of the 21st century. it is also

♪ >> president biden of japan, australia, and india about countering china's influence in the south pacifica man is released from a sardinian jail. candidates make their final bid for support ahead of germany's election. angela merkel is urging them

i think the airlines that have been most negatively impacted have been in south pacific south america. and also our friends in europe have had to bear much greater burden than most of the world. it's 30 days, but how long before back to where back to pre pandemic levels. do you think we're approaching it? what was really remarkable in the united states we surpassed our leisure travel levels from 2019. i think the businesses are really looking forward to these signs that they're, they don't want their employees stuck on the wrong side of a border. and with this step made by the administration today, i hope is the 1st of many of saying that if you are so long as you are vaccinated, as long as you are properly tested, you're welcome and you're not going to get stuck. that's what we want to see for our industry and for the world. totally to appreciate that. thanks very much. thanks again. according kigali has sentence, the man whose life in spite of the hollywood film hotel or one to 25 years in prison on terrorism charges for recess, a beginner is credited with sheltering and saving hund

. >> reporter: but not too old for this retired navy corpsman who survived battle in the south pacificdid what we had to do at a time when the united states was on its knees. >> reporter: to take a victory lap. >> that was -- >> reporter: was it everything you imagined? >> and more. what a wonderful trip. >> reporter: signing off on a mission accomplished. nikole killion, cbs news, fort meade, maryland. >>> and that is the overnight news for this monday. from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm jericka duncan. >>> good morning. this is cbs news flash. i'm elise preston in new york. >>> tens of thousands of people forced to evacuate their homes because of the caldor fire could soon go back home. the california wildfire is still burning, but fire officials downgraded its threat to a warning sunday afternoon. >>> president biden is set to tour parts of new jersey and new york hit hard by ida tomorrow. the storm is to blame for more than 50 death in the northeast. >>> and next week, country music icon loretta lynn will hold an all-star concert with appearances by garth brooks an

first of all, that the deployment of the soft and hard inference of china is not only in the south pacific or into into pacific area, it is in the african continent. and there we have a say on that. and of course, in euro isn't agenda. and of course, the situation of dentist on has shown that a china as overwhelmed and it's the shuttle american. and in the end, by the end of take in consideration that the chaos of the departure. and of course, we have to take into consideration that china is operating in europe. so the biggest threats and a big, huge assessment to contain the right of china, not only in the asia pacific area, but in there. you've been content. teresa here to agree with what you just heard down and where, where does francis relationship now with the orchestra allies go from here? and is it deliberately prolonging this? this spat 5 bit of diplomatic theatre if you'd like, in order to get something compensation perhaps is because we call the chinese diplomacy, wolf, warrior, and summer calling wind diplomacy. so the more noise france makes more that can get in exchange becaus

. >> reporter: but not too old for this retired navy corpsman who survived battle in the south pacific you imagined? >> and more. what a wonderful trip. >> reporter: signing off -- >> how do you spell john hancock -- >> reporter: on a mission accomplished. nikole killion, cbs news, ft. meade, maryland. >>> coming up, a closer look at china's crackdown on video game playing among young people. >>> plus in "the work shift," we'll hear from people about why they are still unemployed despite millions of job openings. >>> and the lead singer of one republic, ryan tedder, talks with anthony mason about the band's new album "human." >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ have a great day. . >>> live from the cbs

why the defense, that is britain, the us, and a strain year for the south pacific, where of course, a sort of new cold war is installing itself with china. well, the alliance between the u. s. on us really might not be as close as it seems when announcing the new security deal, president biden appeared to forget the name of australia's prime minister. scott morrison. thank you board, and i want to thank that fell down under. thank you very much. appreciate it. privacy, australia, the u. s. l from repeatedly cited they suppose the security threat from beijing in the indoor pacific region were china is the dominant power and the signing of this august. so its name, security part comes just months after britain infuriated the chinese by sending its worship to the south china sea to join, so called freedom of navigation operations, led by the us. china has condemned the new lines calling it threw back to the cold war. countries should not build exclusionary blocks targeting or harming the interest of 3rd parties. in particular, they should shake up there. cole were mentality and ideologic

. >> reporter: but not too old for this retired navy corpsman who survived battle in the south pacifics was on its knees. >> reporter: to take a victory lap. >> that was -- super! >> reporter: is it everything you imagined? >> and more. what a wonderful trip. how do you spell john hancock? >> reporter: signing off on a mission accomplished. nikole killion cbs news fort meade maryland. >> i always say this, everything old is new. next on the cbs weekend news reflections on war and sacrifice as america marks 20 years since 9/11. ca marks 20 years since 9/11. hi, my name is cherrie. i'm 76 and i live on the oregon coast. my husband, sam, we've been married 53 years. we love to walk on the beach. i have two daughters and then two granddaughters. i noticed that memories were not there like they were when i was much younger. since taking prevagen, my memory has gotten better and it's like the puzzle pieces have all been [click] put together. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. dayquil severe for you... and daily vicks super c for me. introducing new vicks super c and dayquil severe conve

certainly the addition of nuclear power submarines in the south pacific is certainly a signal that the us is willing to actually put money where it's intention have been for the better part now of 12 to 15 years. and what are we to make of the, the secretary of states assertion that france is a vital pop now and that he places a fundamental value on the u. s. s. relationship with frogs. well, i think they could be suggested that a part of recalibrating, the u. s. is foreign policy include taking a look at a long standing relationships. the relationship with the u. s. is nato partners are being key among them and asking the question whether the relationship is capable of moving into the 21st century. what changes even though they may be painful, need to be made in order to continue moving ahead. let's not forget the us and, and france have a keen interest, for example, in checking the spread of iso related groups in west africa. and certainly you're not going to find washington standing in the way of parents as decision to take out an ice all affiliated person, as we saw happening on th

the south pacific islands don't have enough oxygen intensive care beds or even more space. most of the pandemic deaths, more than $460.00 now happened over the past month. to see that the, i know as you are, was for the south for your loved ones in that everyone is following the consent, the evil lucian of the pandemic feed does in our territory. you know that the number of contact jones increase considerably last week and, but our kids, such as a maximum capacity. they are even beyond that. the already called capacity. while in the french caribbean, guadalupe is so overwhelmed with cove in 1900 patients. some are being sent almost 7000 kilometers to mainline france for treatment. the number of people being admitted to hospital has plateaued, but intensive care wards are capacity. hundreds of doctors, nurses and firefighters have traveled from france to guadalupe and nearby martinique to help the hard hit islands a fee vacation if any were doing to medical evacuation sprint island from the west indian 24 patients evacuated each week, which is 20 percent of the islands bet c

south pacific islands don't have enough oxygen intensive cabinets or even more space to deal with the current outbreak. that's registered more than $460.00 pandemic death. most of them in just the past month. who see who's at the, i know, as you want it for the cell, the, for your loved ones in that everyone is following the same, the evil lucian of the pandemic fee does. in artillery, tory, you know that the number of contact jones increase considerably last week and, but our kids, such as a maximum capacity. they are even beyond that, the already called capacity man who carried out a knife attack in new zealand on friday. and only recently been released from prison despite fears, but he still posed a threat. 7 people were injured in auckland supermarket when 32 year old i met some su dean grabbed a knife and stabbed several customers. he was shot dead by police from minister justin darden says offices had been closely monitoring this for lankin, who was inspired by i saw he was jailed in 2018 for possessing a hunting knife and extremist videos, but was released in july despite effor

reliability of the core of this wise than defense that if britain, the us and a straight you for the south pacific, where was a sort of new cold war is installing itself with china. let's just go a little bit more in depth and on from, from their reaction. look, you got the foreign minister and the former and buster to the us. you know, big names, big deployments, both calling the dealer stop in the box. how much of a blow is this to france losing a $66000000000.00 separating deal for the country by capital? it's a $66000000000.00 us dollars because the trillion dollars, so it's just a 6000000000 euro. but for france, it's only 8000000000. the, the part, the industrial part produced in trunk would only have been $8000000000.00 euro, which is much less than the whole contract, which is why this goes back a lot would have been transferred to australia and produced in a straight. it will be the same actually with the new british american contract with a straight you. so it's bad for france, they make it into a big thing. but again, france is an ally, but a difficult ally for the other western powers

the south pacific islands don't have enough oxygen intensive care beds or even more spaces, most of the pandemic. that's more than $460.00 now happened over the past month alone. to see that the, i know, as you are, was for the south for your loved ones in that everyone is following the consent. even lucian, of the pandemic feed does in our territory, you know that the number of contact jones increase considerably last week and, but our case such as a maximum capacity. they are even beyond that, the already called capacity to france. now were hundreds of protesters have returned to the strength of the capital pair is to denounce a code 1900 health pass. it allows people who are fully vaccinated and those who have recently tested negative to visit restaurants, fars and other public venues for testers say to move, restrict their freedoms. cuba has launched the national campaign to vaccinate children age between 2 and 18 against over 19. they will be the 1st to receive one of the 2 domestically produced jobs. the government has said it plans to reopen schools gradually in october, after th

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the south pacific islands don't have enough oxygen intensive care beds even workspace. to deal with the current outbreak. regis registered more than the $460.00 pandemic death. most of them in the past month. who see that the, i know as you are, why for the south, for your loved ones in that everyone is following the same, the evil lucian of the pandemic feed does in artillery, tory, you know that the number of contact jones increase considerably last week and, but our case, such as a maximum capacity, they are even beyond that be already called capacity. meanwhile, in the french caribbean, guadalupe is so overwhelmed with coven 19 patients. some of being sent almost 7000 kilometers to mainline france for treatment. the number of people being admitted to hospital has leveled off into intensive care wards aren't capacity. hundreds of doctors, nurses, and firefighters of travel from france to guadalupe and nearby martinique to help struggling on comparisons of people have been protesting against the governments code 19 health pos. demonstrations were held in the french ca

most of it in the united states is about the war in europe and some is about pearl harbor and the south pacific but i started thinking about the stories of the war that in the united states we are not as familiar with and that story to me is the part of world war ii between the japanese and british empire so they fight in malaya and burma and try to invade india and it's this moment as a result both of the empires collapsed. i was looking at the stories of women who were caught up in that conflict and ended up in the battlefield on burma so i'm thinking about a korean woman who had been deceived and sent to service japanese soldiers in burma and about a british woman who'd gone to india as an anthropologist and got caught up in the fighting and about a burmese woman who was an intellectual involved in student movements and then in the kind of japanese back to government and an indian girl born in japan and went to fight in the division on the japanese side of the complex. i'm hoping in the same way that i did i can think about these women's lives on all different sides of this very complicated

places we immediately started to discover allies in the most vulnerable places especially in the south pacific that may well disappear before this century and the marshall islands and places like that. and she took it upon herself to be an organizer of those communities they call themselves the pacific climate warriors and i have a remarkable picture with organized people on each of those islands they took him to australia and they use them for a day to blockade at newcastle so as burned it raises the temperature of the planet and one of the great iconic images from tiny canoes stopping the progress of the biggest warships in the world and shet was remarkable with the pacific climate warriors. >> you touched on a lot but i love this idea that you bring up often that it can be a daunting site and then having friends that you will look up to and through your dedication to her. now we have a sense who the book is dedicated to i would like to ask you it was published april 2019. a few things have happened since then. we can definitely head on out they even before that come i don't know when you st

care and vaccinations. lockdown and curfew measures have been extended until september 20th the south pacific islands are running out of oxygen supply, hospital beds and space in morgues. a lebanon's deepening economic crisis has led to a thawing of relations with syria over fuel import deal. egyptian gas we imported to jordan and used to make electricity, which will then flow through the syrian grid to lebanon. the us backs the plan, despite its sanctions against serious government. christoph banassi is the director of the lebanon program at the middle east institute in washington. he says it's possible electricity from syria could be supplied to lebanon within months. it's an interesting visit, given the context that lebanon's going through right now, the humanitarian crisis had been crippling. the country. people have been losing their lives effectively because of lack of access to hospitals, lack of access to clean water, et cetera. so this really comes out of necessity 1st of all, but also given the potential lifting or at the very least evening of restrictions that the u. s had imposed

the vessel, measuring 17 metres, was intercepted by the navy in the south pacific, carrying one point submersible and an accompanying speedboat fled into a nearby mangrove area. an intense rain storm in spain has led to severe flooding. thousands of homes are without electricity, and roads and rail links have been forced to close. coastal towns in the northeastern region of catalonia bore the brunt of the storm, as well as parts of central spain — near madrid. courtney bembridge has this report. streets were turned to torrents with a powerful stream of water swallowing up cars furniture and trees. this video was captured by emergency services in catalonia where coastal towns were hit particularly hard. dozens of people had to be rescued and it is feared that some people are still trapped. thousands of homes remain without power. further inland, just outside madrid, people were in the middle of a meal at this restaurant when the storm hit. translation: we had some i customers who had just finished eating. we tried to get out across the patio, but it was terrible. you could not get out

testing. walked down and per few measures have been extended until at least september 20th the south pacific islands don't have enough oxygen intensive care beds or even more space. most of the pandemic deaths happens over the past month. the news hour is at the top of the hour on al jazeera, but up next it's inside story. thanks for watching. ah, ah, ah ah, ah long curious, the food and other basic essential tree lank as economic crisis is deepening. the government's announced emergency measures to tackle the shortages. how is the opposition rise and calling them drastic and the talk on human rights and does the island nation need major reforms to overcome its problems? this is the inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm this does the attain now every life that people entry lanka has become a major challenge, essentials like food medicine and fuel a much more expensive. and that's if they're even available. this pandemic and recession being blamed and a dramatic fall and the value of the sri lankan repeat, is making things even worse. the island nation depends largely on impo

more wargames in the south pacific, like always great to talk with you john the he's got the saturday's day 6 rally had more press and law enforcement present actual protesters . we're going to talk about the turn out and the final cost to taxpayers right after the break, the ah, working room, or should she popped in? she said, well, i'm getting ready to go shopping for christmas. and we, we said there was a good device to another, shooting another safe part of american life. shattered by violence. the gunman was armed with an a r 1570 automatic rifle. when the issue comes home, it's time to act. when we're filing on this issue, the other side wind by default, lady that lives over there. i was walking one of the dogs. why do you where again, were you scared? nothing but took it off. i think the people need to take responsibility in their own hands and be prepared if those kind of weapons were less available. we wouldn't have a lot of the shootings and we certainly wouldn't have the number that i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey

more wargames in the south pacific, like always great to talk with you john the he's got the saturday's day 6 rally had more press and law enforcement present actual protesters . we're going to talk about the turn out and the final cost to taxpayers right after the break. i know when i would show the wrong one, i'll just don't rule out the thing because the applicant and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will depart, we choose to look for common ground in me, and i make no borders. to tease emerge, we don't have authority. we actually, the whole world leads to take action and be ready and not a joke. people are judge governors crisis, we can do better, we should be better. everyone is contributing each of their own way. but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenge is to response has been massive. so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we need together in the several 100 people gathered for a rally saturday in washington dc to support pro trump rioters who rated the capital building back on january 6. not sp

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