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i. susie the worst hit region trucks in eastern sudan carrying medicine have been allowed through a blockade that's causing a supply crisis. demonstrators from the b, j tribe had forced port sudan to close, as part of a protest against the government. the former us special envoy for haiti says security, and puerto prince is deteriorating, and massacres and kidnappings are now part of everyday life. daniel foot said america's policy of deporting thousands of haitians would only make things worse. abortion clinics in the us state of texas have reopened following a federal court ruling. suspending a law that effectively banned the procedure. wednesday's temporary judgment, criticize the legislation as an offensive dipper ation of such an important right. some texas abortion clinics, a wary they could be shut down again with the possibility of an appeals court wayne stating the low those at the headlines. i'm emily, angling that the news continues here on al jazeera, after witness. oh, a deal with horses that i'm going to get you to make a note of my battery. to make a phone call with laura, we

also, susie and our fellows protecting the brutal a piece of damage or even at the international state. and why the military wants to cool. it is clear, i don't expect that to roll through elect to real process, but you see be filled in both 20152020 election. and of course, they are not happy with it. there are places in the world where the military is so powerful, it just doesn't seem to be willing to allow a democratic political system. the i think democracy stems from the innate desire of human beings for dignity, for respect, that comes with freedom and you can have freedom without democracy. in the absence of that, what is to protect you from a knock on the door in the middle of the night from the secret police, or just the police saying you've violated this law or that. and you're being taken away and then who will defend you? and who will protect you when everybody is living under the same fear a with because the relatively rigid, they hope at the 50 of the booted what value of it a bit logo like the military guys, region play house or do you do, gators, my wife and my brother,

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that the stall blue that is from global young will not move yet not even board some psalms, financial susie, this person would ethical machine. grecian is go to the beautiful old. i would urge you multiple sheet to parents. been there is a the old email wish. and i did you that claim his board number, but i'll, i'll gail, smile denija posted them on mars dixon a. she has a shelter clintock i saw you was more than at the fighting a wizard with just coming down chairs, but sniff sheba. ah ah ah philosopher eric from identify 2 types of freedom, freedom from and freedom too. and while we all idealize the lesser achieving the former, the freedom from use and abuse is no small feat in this day and age. this is especially true for africa, which, for centuries has been exploited under all sorts of pretext. what needs to happen with the cotton unto, truly take its deserve place in the world? ah, is your media a reflection of reality? ah, in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? hi, solution for community. are you going the right way, or are you being led somewhere? direct. what is true

you self are we to disable susie morsel, do to use it on immortality. preach bell met the cost, told me the mail, he could only myoshi mechanic, develop a set of which room a battery is the heart of an electric car and it weighs up to half the weight of the vehicle. and would not function without wear metals. to produce a maximum autonomy, an electric battery contains among other things, cobalt or graphite. but that's not all those in, but it will from the mic. wow. dr. diluted jim jimmy to prue legitimate to her, to tell me the additional g, or is it a corner distal clear with an emergency notion? the automobile industry has therefore become entirely dependent on these unknown raw materials. raw materials that are also found in most green technologies. the effect that we're trying to click step is on the the me talk me, did off good on vo. uh well those wall dizzy moment. by example, poorly motel, they would yena would do to steer me to keep obama to probably killing the sooner the better. so now, with the sooner foot towards that he can almost wander metal off. don't put, put you h

are we to disable susie morsel due to these it only mortality? preach belmont, it would cost me an email to you. we could only myoshi mechanic. it won't be available. said i went through a battery is the heart of an electric car. it weighs up to half the weight of the vehicle and would not function without wear metals. to produce a maximum autonomy. an electric battery contains, among other things, cobalt or graphite. but that's not all. those in particular, it will from the megawatt box credited to him. he told me to prudish it to me to tell me the additional fee to visit a cornel distal clear with anything else. the automobile industry has therefore become entirely dependent on these unknown raw materials. raw materials that are also found in most green technologies. the effect that we're trying to click step is on the the me talk me, did off cordova a well was, was this a moment? i don't go poorly motel, they would yena would do to steer me to keep obama to fabric. keeley, the sooner the better. so now listen, who knew a foot door that he can

shark she did a good bath home, assured him, we would get molly's hunk in his army or has it been susie bow on chicken that up on the stone house? all matlab entered quarterman laugh wondering if love. okay. middle info, what are joy? ben hornby quinn, fuck got asthma, come back out of that issue most. to give up, he caught up with your oh, with on mine and i moved over some of them hot have been bombarded or put on a budget of your card that i'm a bit mater route. now got them. kevin been modeled shudder harking group, or when it hits griffin about what the thoughts have gone. the sciences middle quadrangle rama reaches our job. we just normal flesh and want to scare sarcoma, not as homeless about the bike mando russia are. uh huh. well, my thought i wish i'm going to watch it, that i'm glad you want them to so. so i'm not sure if you're kind of what i mean jesus get fill me like a shame on me. hi. what it on me for me eat much more gay by going adrica by going make any data for my girls. i bought that. you know, i'm like what i get if i borrow money. any, what did she did? a kit of to

are we to disable susie muscle due to these it only mortality preach it will. belmont because whole meeting really quick. on the melting mechanic, it'll be fallible. center which room a battery is the heart of an electric car. it weighs up to half the weight of the vehicle and would not function without wear metals. to produce a maximum autonomy, an electric battery contains among other things, cobalt or graphite. but that's not all. those in particular, it will, from the megawatts cardelia to him, you told me to pu, legitimate to her, to tell me the additional g, or is it a cornel boost? ok, with an emergency notion the automobile industry has therefore become entirely dependent on these unknown raw materials. raw materials that are also found in most green technologies. the effect of with 20 click step is under the me talk man, it off good on vo. uh well was, was this a moment? i don't go poorly motel, they would yena would do to skia me to keep obama to probably kili the sooner the better. oh, so now listen. who knew a foot towards that? he can only wander metal off. don't put po jamming

the taliban now faces. susie took over the country in august. the taliban prize itself on providing secure and stable environment. but the attacks injured, albert cowboy, a dove. this one in condos would increase anxieties among the afghan people. hush mobilizes era. bizarre. the cities taught taliban representatives. i doe, hard to hold talks with co tarry officials. the delegation includes the acting afghan foreign minister. it also plans to meet representatives of other countries, among them, a team from the u. s. according to the reuters news agency. it will be the 1st high level talks between the 2 sides since troops called out in august results. health ministries, as the country is past 600000 deaths from coven 19. there's only the 2nd to do. so after the u. s. the government has been sharply criticized for mismanaging the outbreak. at least 6 people have been shot dead as an immigration detention center in libya after trying to escape some others managed to flee. a video posted on line shows them running through the streets in tripoli. go

boy, has it been susie bow on chicken that up. what a stone hoss all mantle about her. got him and laugh luncheon at lunch. okay. metal infant water. joy, ben hornby acquitted. fuck that was my habit again with us you most to give up be caught up with your oh with on mine and i'm with digital marketing them. how to bend my buddy or put on a budget of chicago. i'm a good model route and i go with them. kellen been remodeled with shadow harking group, but when it hit griffin, i'm not sure if that's how gun the sciences mill quadrangle reaches our job to the more more flesh i want to scare circle my not us weatherbug mondo brush or a hot. oh my god, i wish i'm going to wash it up later tomorrow with him to so under so you can kind of a look at me. jesus get fill me like a human me. hi. what it on me for me eat film. actually. my going adrica by going make and yes, tougher. my girls as well as you know, i'm like what i get if i borrow money in it, what did she did a kid to really look to, to well in the joke with either the shuttle or you can lawyer movie me or lawyer june.

mohammed, ali. muradi is where he calls out the world famous, but miss translated quotes of persian susie, poet, roomy, one of louise most popular translated birth. it reads out beyond ideas of wrong doing and right doing there is a field i'll meet you there. the original, according to majority, is closer to beyond heresy. and faith does another place will yon for what's in the myths of that desert plain become stripped away. the islam again stripped away the, the are cases i'm and they took out the roomy and he blended in this meal you that was existent in the sixties and seventies is kind of vaguely eastern buddhism, hinduism. islam kind of all mixed together with words like a guru and mentor and, and things like that. these books have huge impacts on the way that things are perceived when, as i'm off of that say, oh islam is this, it's where barricades, evil, it's devoid of any deeper meaning. deeper truth is of beauty in islam i. when i pull up, people like roomy, a lot of times they would say, or roomy doesn't count because he's not a muslim translation has always been somewhat of an

the taliban now faces susie took over the country in august. the taliban prize itself on providing secure and stable environment. but the attacks injured, albert cowboy, a dove. this one in condos would increase anxieties among the afghan people. hush mobilizes era, missouri cities speak now to her marriage. i. his chair of the has are a committee new case. she joys me from birmingham here in the u. k. and of course the, the sheer has are make up about 15 to 20 percent of the population of gunnison of historically suffered oppression. kidnapping, beheadings is the threat to this part of afghan society increasing now. absolutely at. this is another example of the continuation of the target to the parts against the has our community. i thought it has r s i s k and taliban are all the same because the in the past 20 years, both of the organizations are continuously targeted to has are in mosques in education, institutions, and gatherings, weddings in various forms. and right now the taliban are is placing thousands of families from central a one s

and susie was pretty much the same, and someone else was raising our child at the time for us. and then 9/11 happened. johnny "bananas" devenanzio: so 9/11. marc jaffe: 9/11. susan was eight months pregnant with theodore. my mother-in-law, her mom, worked at the world trade center. i had lots of friends at the world trade center. my offices were south of canal. it was just a very stressful time. johnny "bananas" devenanzio: eye opening. correct, and we moved out here. this was our country house at the time. johnny "bananas" devenanzio: and then this became your permanent residence? marc jaffe: this was it. release the hounds! go sheep! go sheep! come on. go sheep. go sheep! johnny "bananas" devenanzio: corporate america to livestock farming. that must be some sort of a transition. tell me a little bit about that. it was a difficult transition. some transition. taylor jaffe: oh! that was an action shot. susan jaffe: we were used to just the proximity of people, so that was a shock. because of where we, are it's just so isolated and remote. that's when got it in his head that we

okay, now when we want to talk about it though, via i actually my recent video, which is for my song susie was shot even though p a n. libya. i'm so i'm very chromosome of the people and i can wait to make it finally happen. i haven't done the collaboration, but i'm working on that. but i picked one word from utopia now mistaken mallor fleming. thank you. i. when i went to see you on on saturday, welcome to old south london accent, which is my accident. i knew it was so good. i know you speak multiple languages. would you like you a little bit of staff london please? i something with that one accent that sometimes i just do it. but you know, when i see the attend 6 outline in acts in which of you 3 times my accent is that sound the big night off and i say, so am i think, well, you do really well. i read the income. my mom sent me the preschool preschool is actually in nigeria. it's called brittany since it is british school. yeah. so i think maybe maybe just, maybe i got madison from there. what you think, which is brilliant, you even say, think when an f good, which is my resume in night.

no, no. susie brazoswood, searching for feasible a movie near the charlotte, and she'll be the 1st full movie made in space. but plenty of video, of course has been captured there before a canadian afternoon. chris hatfield became an online sensation several years ago with his on board rendition of david bowie's space oddity. hatfield was also the 1st canadian to conduct a space walk. he spent a total of $166.00 days away from earth and is now on another mission that is a writing best selling books. and we had the chance to ask him about the challenges of filming in 0 gravity. i are, it's a very demanding place to try and get a good quality video and audio production as a noisy environment. lighting is really complicated because you're going at 8 kilometers a 2nd. so the angle between the earth and the sun and you is changing rapidly. you can watch the shadows, walk across the room, you know, and you, you have to basically close all of the windows because if there's any hint of the sun coming in and out, and you get a sunrise and sunset every 46 minutes, then it will disrupt the lightin

now when we want to talk about though, via i actually my recent video, which is for my song susie was shot even though p a n, libya. i'm so i'm very chromosome of the people and i can't wait to make it finally happen. i haven't done the collaboration, but i'm working on that. but i picked one word from you thought, you know, i'm a 2nd muller family. thank you. i. when i went to see you on, on saturday, you broke into a south london accent, which is my, i knew how it was so good. i know you speak multiple languages. would you like to do a little bit of staff london, please? i said we would start lunch actions out. sometimes i just do it. but you know, when i see the attend 6 outline the knox and which is you? sometimes my accent is have to sound a bit. you know, i'm not so sure my thing. well, you to really well, i mean that, you know, my mom sent me the preschool school is actually in nigeria, it's called britain since his british school year. so i think maybe maybe just, maybe i got madison from there. what you think? you just brilliant you even say with an f. good ha. with them and

i. susie's problem, what is your, is like at operational levels. this is where things can change. this is where, you know, independent human right monitoring mechanism can be set up. and also this is where, you know, as i mentioned, see, can be more active to make sure than when asked when he could get to the country. they, you know, they're adequate reception mechanism. they are selling claim are being processed in due time. and so that prop people access to, to fair process when they get to europe, the co v. so up close the violence against asylum seekers. where do you think that comes from? because it wasn't just a few bad apples as some of the governments authorities was i just missed a few of them. it's systematic. it's organized, a fun gate. i feel like that's beyond prejudice. now. no, and it's also even orchestrated. so i think that, i mean, where does this come from? it's, it's for me, it's for us still difficult to say if there's even an order to use, to use this who islands what we know that the while instead we film this to sled, say medium violence or it sounds alread

i think a puzzle go through over susie wells that have been marked and out here a tree. they now working on the other side, but imagine what it's going to be like when they come over here. i didn't 100 government is pushing to increase oil and gas production and hoping to increase investment in back. i'm what about communities in the area? i hoping their interests will be considered to and that is our show for this week. get in touch with us. my tweeting meet fully by a j e n doing the hash tag h t t c. when you do or drop us an email, counting the cost of colleges the are a dot net is address. there's more for you on line that al jazeera dot com slash t t c. that will take you straight to our page, which has in tie episode for you to catch up on fully back people from me and whole counting the cost team. thank you for watching. the news on al jazeera is makes the stories that need to be toll find a way ah, these are my babies. my student witness. showcase is inspiring documentary that change the world on al jazeera, multiple people, and told ashley including my father t

the a d. l was in violation of the registration or foreign agents act because of how close it was. susie israeli government. and what you have seen really is it use this cover of racial justice to fight against b d. s. to try this figure this them on to a palestinian rights as somehow being rooted in some form of racism. but you also have organizations in this country who closely work according to the trustees report of the board of deputies, right? organization put in its own report. it was closely with the israeli embassy that has strengthened links with the ministry of strategic affairs. and with the idea, this organization is an an and see yes organizations. and clearly, unfortunately within the media, a lot of these organizations are taken at face value, right? instead of that more very sickly and linda, you know, he talked about being rooted in racism. i, you know, just to quote one small part of this article that i referenced in the live tv part of the show roughly on the moon. talked that linda about how jewish attitudes on zionism are changing. he said, it's something that reall

i'm didn't susie as of a not that much money and all the female at east the back it well. ok. i was going to give us an example that you were with the example i. this is tina at tina says, the goals are so colorful that they basically should under normal circumstances, attract everyone. everyone should know about yes, beating the global calls however, you want to refer to them. because you've really gone out of what you rich, that, that everybody's going out of their way to make them appealing animations and graphics. and explanations about what they mean, why they important make the connections. yeah, i would say is, yeah, be optimistic about the people who don't know. stop me there. be pessimistic because of that. i remember once reading that margaret thatcher being prime minister of the u. k. for 10 years and yet still only 90 percent of the youth people. uh huh. so what i mean, i don't know what, where the others are living. i don't know. i always say to go every person who knows about their go. if there is that great quote, say, don't a group of people can't change the wo

and susie, as of and not that much money and all the female at east the back it well, ok. i was going to make it as an example of it that you were with the example i. this is tina at tina says, the cows are so colorful that they basically she, under normal circumstances, attract everyone. everyone should know about the s leading the global, convers. how did you want to refer to them? because he's really gone out of what you it's that, that everybody's going out of their way to make them appealing, has to animations and graphics and explanations about what they mean, why they important making the connections. yeah, i mean i would say is to be optimistic about the people who don't know. stop me there. be pessimistic because of that. i remember once reading that margaret thatcher, big prime minister of the u. k for 10 years and yet still only 90 percent of the youth people. uh huh. so i don't know where the other delivery, i don't know. i always say every person who knows about the guy is that great quote. say don't. a group of people can't change the world because the fact t

i. susie, the worst region pfizer says it submitted a request to the main us drug. we're like, regulator for emergency approve of its corporate 19 vaccine for children age from 5 to 11. the drive to vaccinate children has been spurred by a rising infections of the delta variant and the reopening of schools and trucks in the eastern sir jan carrying medicine have been allowed through a blockade that's been causing a supply crisis. demonstrate is from the b. j tribe, i'd force port sudan to close as part of a protest against the government. they are angry about the regions week economy. the noble prize for literature has been awarded to the tanzanian born novelist abdul raz, at guna, his work focuses on colonialism and the fact of refugees. it's the 1st time in 35 years that a black african has won the prize and comes as the swedish academy tries to avoid charges of western bias. paul race explains from stockholm it began as a typical thursday for abdul ross at ghana. but by lunchtime it dawn down in literary history, the 72 year old tanzanian being named the winner o

she stands high, nice susie, the worst hit region. and the former us special envoy for heidi says, security in port a prince is deteriorating and massacres in kidnappings. and now part of everyday life, daniel foot told congress america's policy of deporting thousands of haitians would only make things worse. the nobel prize for literature has been awarded to the tanza named bourne novelist. abdul resurrect governor. he's work focuses on colonialism and the face of refugees. it's the 1st time in 35 years that a black african has won the prize and comes as the swedish academy tries to avoid charges of west and bias. pull race reports from stockholm. it began as a typical thursday for abdul russell guna, but by lunch time had gone down in literary history. the 72 year old townsend ian being named the winner of the nobel prize for literature, getting the news on the phone in his kitchen and canterbury, england. and this man says, oh ah, hello, i am from the swedish academy. oh, congratulations. you have won the nobel prize for literature

let's start with susie in new york >> caller: hi.nks for the education >> you're quite welcome. >> caller: yeah. my question is on coin base global regulate d platform for crypto currency. i bought it as a speculative play on bit coin because they are profitable in a growing market with 11.3% share of global crypto assets my question is will margins shrink with heavy competition from paypal and robinhood and increased regulation or is the company solid and innovative enough to grow market share and justify what say is their high premium? >> here is how i look at these guys they are interesting you know what they did, they picked a fight with the head of the sec. now they are probably saying why is jim stipharping on that the answer is because that's one of the most ill advised positions i'd think a financial institution could have and they can't get my blessing up they shake things up and prune those who ask for, to school gary. he knows more about bit coin than they will ever. i like paypal first and then i like square. you can buy

unlocking one of the secrets of nature. above you descend with your sport, tom brady and the hon. susie's legendary students with another record, and organize this for beijing. 2022 of those 4 in athletes. muffin, vaccinated competing upcoming test events. ah, well if you appears prime minister are be asked med has been sworn in for a 2nd term after he and his party secured a landslide victory in june's elections. he has described the pole as ethiopia as 1st attempted a free and fair vote. vote vote was overshadowed by that conflict and t gray, where hundreds of thousands are now facing famine. meanwhile, there are also reports of fighting and western ethiopia between rebel groups and security forces. it's already displaced thousands of people just since sunday. a news is also emerging of a mass kidnapping that took place last month in that same region. well, let's now speak to catherine story. she's in nairobi in neighboring kenya. catherine abbey. a 2nd term isn't uncontroversial, especially given what's happened in tea. ryan, the choice to kick out senior un officials. it's been one al

this is a state joe biden carried, but there is a lot of republican susie has him around the opponentglen young can. -- glenn younking. . the terry mcauliffe campaign wanted to tell democratic voters who are not excited, we got something done. you mentioned this price tag has come way down. the aspirations for what might get done has come down, but there is a lot of stuff in this plan democrats like. not being able to get it done means you have to go before voters there and in new jersey and other places and say, we are still working on it. that is not a huge get out the vote thing. there is concern among democratic circles that this could be a motivation problem for virginia voters who need to turn out. anna: we will look ahead to virginia. bloomberg's derek wallbank. third-quarter revenue from the airline, 4.75 billion euros, ahead of the estimate. they are talking about 70%-75% of 2019 capacity in the final quarter. they are saying they will make a full year profit because of the transatlantic revival, that has been a boost to many airlines, certainly european ones. air france talk

the taliban now faces susie took over the country in august. the taliban prize itself on providing secure and stable environment. but the attacks in july labatte, cowboy adult, this one in condos would increase anxieties among the afghan people. hush mobilizes era, missouri city to campaigning journalist and won the nobel peace prize. maria reza from the philippines, and dmitri myrtle from russia were honored for their work, which the prize committee says helps protect against the abuses of power lies and war. propaganda. un secretary general interrogatory, said press freedom was vital for peace. maria ross is said the prize reflected the difficulties her profession was facing the premier. it's never been hard to be a journalist, as it is say, this is my 30 year as a journalist and imagining in the philippine government fire can arrest warrants against me in less than 2 years and never would do anything like that. um and i guess the, uh, well yes, there is just it's, there's an end to the dark. it's at least 5 people have been shot and killed u

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i don't think that's going to happen to little susie on snap shot.know, i've gotten a lot of money out of that tyrus guy. >> it's not me, got fouled. >> greg: he paid for a lot of those photos. photos that i give away for free. anyway, with the world be a better place without facebook? >> absolutely pit here's the bottom line. we know for a fact that the taliban, as they continue to clear out of afghanistan, what do they utilize? what's up. not to mention the fact that facebook is responsible for over half of the active recruitment of sex trafficking. that's all for facebook. granted, i feel bad for the guy who's late, i've lost all my friends. i have to go actually talk to people now. i haven't had facebook since high school, but the whole point is that i feel like the world is better off without the social media. people like that should go out and engage with one another. you can't have sexual predators preying upon the way they do you with your photos. not to mention they are terrorist organizations who could be verified. as a congressional candid

susie was a big resource to me. she took me to my internship. my school had a lot of resources, taking all the students into a school bus, doing all the things we needed to do to get hired. >> senator portman, i understand you've got a conflict, so i was going to give you priority. >> thank you, chairman hickenlooper. i always wanted to be on the health committee, and here i am on the dais. i am here with friends, and the two of you being employers in your previous incarnations, and i know everyone has a passion for this -- senator kaine and i have been trying unsuccessfully, although we came close in this frontier act, to get a program in place many of you are familiar with, but to get people to the point where we can get these short-term certificates and have the federal government help them. we spend so much money as a federal government on a higher ed, and i'm not against that, but shouldn't we spend money on training people to the jobs that are available now where they will not have a big debt and to be able to go right into buying a car? t

susie down the street you are my family.hey embrace and adopted everyone there everyone's aunt, everyone's a big mama's, they work everyone's a nursemaid's. they were everything to the community. i am wondering if you can sort of speak to the idea of this nurturing that was a part of who they were? there was a nurturing but there is a knowing and the ability to lead without necessarily calling yourself a leader. understand the whole idea of the collective. we don't get anywhere if we are not working within the collective spirit. could we talk about that a little? >> i know that is very much true with hammer. her mother was an amazing woman, ella who did everything to protect your children. to protect hammer, race or to become she became. we have to give credit to ella. but hammer learned about the church halls and that women would gather together raise money for this organize for that or help this family that was struggling more than the rest of them were. hammer and the little girl would go to these meetings and she learned

my name is susie taylor, and this is my husband. hi, sharks. my name is steve taylor.here today seeking $40,000