u. k. reaching up to scotland, where the queen is now we don't have any new details since that last update. and i think that's also definitely cause for concern amongst a lot of people here i've been speaking with londoners and 2 risks who have been showing up to the site today. and every time i speak with people i spoke with a couple from austria as well as from franklin asked us, do you have an update? do you have any more information? of course we wish we could tell them. but there's concern, of course, for the queen's health given that statement. the other thing that's interesting to note and is also concerning, is that we knew that the queen was not in the best of health. and mostly it's been described as mobility issues or discomfort, or the queen wasn't able to stand for a long time at an event. this is really the 1st time that we've heard those words coming directly from her doctors. i'm saying that there is cause for concern, and that's exactly what people here at buckingham palace are feeling today. and girl, she was meant to be there at buckingham palace where you're reporting fr

yet with no tradition and said trees own a house in the 21st century, reaching all the way back in 2000 years, loyal history in the u. k. and yet with these people with this modified by me, and that's really the balancing act, the king charles will have to manage. now looking at hes, he $73.00. he won't reign to 70 is as his mother did. how much do you think he will rely and work with his son and his wife, the new prince and princess of wales, william and catherine. in carrying out his duties as king. he would be very smart man to keep them very close. although his popularity has had this bump, and he has been an activist prince and has held and publicly held some very unpopular views. and yet william and kate are hugely popular. and you know now that kind of approach in their thirty's, they're now no longer needs to be quite so protected. i think older children now at school. so they have already started sheltering quite a lot of responsibility and going to a lot of events in representing in some cases i think keep the queen so, so they're kind of, you know, growing into the, into the row. and of course, william will

as i have throughout my life, clearly an attempt to reach out beyond just the just the u. k. there. how, how much more would he need to do to try and establish the kind of, sort of loyalty that you, you talked about the queen having there? well, he was with $22.00 visits to canada during her reign. certainly a huge number of the most of any of her international visits. and, you know, i think canadians will probably expect to see more of king charles in the future. he has a huge task ahead of him in the united kingdom and in other realms. but i suspect we will see a little bit more in charles, in the coming years. and i think canadians have warmed up to the more recent years . i've been in the past and it's a new reality. we are accosted for monarchy. we have a governor general carries out many of the duties monarch. now came charles and that will continue. but because the monitor seems a continuing and unifying force, you know, we do expect to see, i think, a control at some point in our near future. eric hello, thank you very much. indeed for sharing your thoughts on the queen and

u. k. paused for a national moment's silence in honor of queen elizabeth with london's iconic big ben, reaching out to mark the occasion. tens of thousands of mourners have been queuing for a final day to see the queen's coffin as she lies in state. on sunday morning, the wait time had become so long that authorities advised people not to come. but despite the weight and the cold q as will a beat, you can tell is that reference together today for this, this is, is magical mom forever and is a big achievement for all those features. stay in this with the weather that we found and how cold it's been. it's is one in a nice name. so he's an experience is history. it's and really, frankly be populated. wild leaders have also come to pay their respects to the late queen. among those heading to london's westminster hall was u. s. president joe biden. just one of the hundreds of leaders who have arrived in the british capital ahead of monday's state. funeral london's police force is already gearing up what promises to be the largest security operation in its history. some royal enthusiasm making the ow

hinges in time where an established era is left behind and a new one begins will reach helen's how to 0 london lacrosse the u. k. cannons fired $96.00 shots marking each year of the queen's life. 7 ah, who bells also told and cassie jewels and town churches as part of a long planned, carefully organized series of events, people in britain and now observing 10 days of national mourning for the longest serving monarch. when the faca is life for us outside buckingham palace, and if we've heard king charles's address, did it give us a, any sort of hint of what kind of monarch he might be? this was, of course, the most important speech of formerly prince charles's life. now king charles, he was tasked with the responsibility of summing up the mood of the nation, but also mourning the loss of his mother as the head of the royal family as well. time here in the u. k is measured slightly differently to on the pass of the world, not just in days, months and years, but in iraq is an epoch. some use the phrase end of an era very loosely often. but in this case, it really genuinely is the end of an era, the end of the 2nd

reach immigration rules. tony chang is solving the u. k. a. the former you case ambassadors case from bangkok. this is something of a surprise. we've been told when vicki bowman and i've been, were arrested last week, there would be a hearing on the 6th of september. the fact that it has come through so quickly with a hearing and saying prison sentence handed down already is again, i think it's taken some people slightly back. in addition to which this really is just as minor infringement of the conditions of her visa, which said that she had to remain in her residence. in san chung, in a suburb of young gone the apparently she spent much of the last year living in shan state. but i think the fact that she was such a high profile person that, that she had been the british ambassador in yan gone during a period when a previous military genta had been in charge, had marked her out friends of hers, had expressed concerns in the past that they were concerned, she might become a porn in the disorder, increasingly turbulent, political environment within me. emma. and we've also seen the british gove

and a new one begins will reach alan's al jazeera london across the u. k. cannon's $596.00 shots marking each year of the queen's life. 7 ah, people in britain and now observing 10 days of national mourning for the longest serving monarch bell and other news, the i a e a says more shelling has destroyed power infrastructure and the ukranian city where staff operating this operation nuclear power plant live. there's been fighting around the facility for days. the you in secretary general, antonia good parish is calling for mess of support from the international community to help flood ravaged pakistan. he says the country needs up to $30000000000.00 and financial aid. both are the headlines. al jazeera marco polo is up next. ah, a 1st let's take a look at the child a. my goes real stuff as easy as china overtakes you as well. the structured medical hedge to live in china that she needs ah ah chung and all yaeger is sheila pursued she she drew a shoe draw drew so like draw doesher way all sort of professors shall, is on the trail of the 13th century explorer

u. k watchdog has released the report of its investigation into ukraine's up reach a power plant. b, i. e says damage caused by fighting near the plant is called the great concern and the security zone must be established. the more flooding is expected in southern back is thought, but the release of water from the country's largest lake and today is half cut through the embankments of lake mancha, in sin, the province to reduce the volume of water threatening to flood properties down stream. villages in the path our home to more than a 100000 people and residents have been evacuated. well, i'll be a navy in it's continue to rescue people, but some are refusing to leave at home. so same disrupt reports from the district in sin, the province. the floods of turn, the edge of open fields and sins, province into the shorelines of an inland sea. a staging point for rescue missions, shuttling people to safety. those from the district. now wait and worry for the ones left behind. the village after village underwater. only the tops of trees and buildings visible people who are still here a

we'll reach helen's al jazeera ah franz, the u. k. in germany say they have serious doubts about iran's intentions to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. early this week, the ones nuclear watchdog published a report saying it could not verify that runs nuclear program is exclusively for peaceful purposes or port suggest stockpiles of highly enriched uranium. have grown . daron is demanding and, and the investigation in order to revive the agreement. 2015 deal limited terrans nuclear activities in exchange for sanctions relief. meanwhile, albania interior ministry is again blaming iran after being hit by another cyber attack says that the renewed assault was committed by the same act as a type of country's government service systems in july, albania, caught diplomatic ties with iran over the affair, and expelled the country's embassy staff move was the 1st known case of a country cutting diplomatic relations over cyber attack. and more than 30000 refugees from the ivory coast living in liberia have returned to the home country. united nation

made a point of speaking to everybody and just reaching out to everybody and making it a rapport with every one. me personally, i've lived here in the u. k for 2 decades now and she's always been there when i married when i had my children. so it will be really difficult to imagine the life in the u. k. without the queen. and now be again the queen died it balmoral as we know in in scotland. she had her body is still there remains are still there. what's going to be happening there? people are laying flowers there, aren't balmoral paying their respects? what will be happening there in scotland in the coming days? we do know the exact choreography, but we're expecting that on there. the queen's body will stay at bol morrow for a little while, and then it, it will be our transfer to bed. that dear against unfortunately, i'm going to have to interrupt you there. we seem to be having a little bit of trouble with al line to beg, at mass in london in front of buckingham palace that we will be coming to her later in the program. on a speech on her 21st birthday, the then air to the throne, princess elizabeth promised to dedicate her life to pub

u. k. and elsewhere in the world. tell us more about her legacy. i think the legacy can be summarized into was his continuity and stability. she has had the good fortune of having reaching a high age so that it to be able to, to do rain over have folks for certain decades that has created a sense of stability in the midst of some very turbulent times. the britain has gone through. and continuity is part and parcel of the whole institution of the monarchy. it's last of a 1000 years. and he is actually only 240th successor since the conquest of the normans in 10 think the 6. so continue doing stupidity are the 2 words that you must and always will future remember by so maybe against a 1000 years doesn't sound like much, but 70 years is is nothing to sneeze at. she ascended the date she has tended the throne as a very young woman at a time dominated by older men. can you tell us more about how she was able to secure herself place lawyers? well i, i, that's a very good question. i think we secure that image at 1st, not so much amongst global leaders, but amongst global popular media. she was a beautiful princess and a queen and a sister. margaret was equally beautiful and y

reach 90 percent of people. this is a very alarming situation. upwards, climate activists in the u. k. have glued themselves to the speakers chair in parliament, members of the group extinction. rebellion were on a tour of the house of commons. when they broke off the stage. the demonstration protesters are calling for government action to tackle the crisis of climate change . rarely has a constitutional process in a south american country captured so much international attention as chili's new draft constitution, the proposed document will be put to the vote on sunday. many are describing it as a model for the future. yet in chalet itself. recent poll suggest it could be rejected in sundays referendum. from santiago, our latin america editor lucio newman reports. it's not unusual for hollywood actors like mark ruffalo to weigh in on domestic politics. what, why does the star of the hoke cara? chile? specifically cindy's referendum on whether or not to approve an ambitious new constitution. earlier this week, ruffalo tweeted that the proposal represent hope for the world. one that has

u. k. what about today? what's important about today for this part of the queen's final journey, this is kind of reaching a climax. now the body is now in london. the journey that it took to day was really in staying. she came that she was brought out of buckingham palace, which is the house at the royal family. that's where her official residence is working. charles will now live and was brought through par of central london too, as we said, westminster, westminster hall, which is within that a kind of parliamentary section of the current of the city. and that almost symbolizes the royal family kind of giving up her body to the body politic and to the people to now come and mourn her. and to now be able to file in sco, you see the pictures now that that's where she's lying in state. there's been lots of military, all these amazing uniforms, even thing last couple of days and, and yeah, this is now becoming real for the people in london and also to visit us as well. and she'll be there until monday and then we'll have this enormous funeral. it's certainly very colorful event and i know the planning of it was meti

to reach remote areas like this one, the future of children you remains uncertain. prisons, king child's anti siblings, have held vigil around their mother's coffin. as it lies in state of the u. k. parliament. charles princess anne and princess andrew and edward stood silently with their backs to the coffin of queen elizabeth, members of the public who had lined up for hours, filed past the casket among thousands of mourners in their kilometers long you was former football star david nick, him the line is about 8 kilometers long making along the banks of that ever dense people keep flocking in david beckham, just one of thousands who joined to pay respect to that queen. he waited for more than 13 hours, passing time, chatting with me, both in the queue and fans taking fair faith. all of that for this moment is to have them on those lead of the way. her majesty has led us for, for the amount of time, with kindness with karen, and i always reassures the line swelled so much that it had to be bossed temporarily with the thank you. it's been fine. everybody's been in great moods and very happy spirit. official fee people me have to stand in line for more than 24 hours before reachi

reach remote areas like this one. the future of children here remains uncertain. britons king charles and his siblings have held vigil around their mother's coffin, as it lies in state of the u. k. parliament. charles princess anne and princess andrew and edward stood silently with their backs to the coffin of queen elizabeth, members of the pop lake who had lined up for hours filed past the casket. among thousands of mourners in the kilometers long q was for my soccer star, david beckham. the line is about 8 kilometers long, naked along the banks of that if attempt people keep clocking in david beckham just one of thousands who joined to pay respect to the queen. he waited for more than 13 hours, passing time, chatting with me, both in the queue and fans taking, fell thief. all of that for death moment. lation to have someone that has led us away with her majesty has led us um for, for the amount of time with kindness with karen and, and always reassures the lines well so much that it had to be post temporarily with the the queue. it's been fine, everybody's been in great moods and very, i'm happy spirit. official fe, people, me have to stand in line for more than 24 hours bef

and joe says number has reached at least 50 british pound has sunk to a 37 yet no, against the dollar of the u. k. government announced major budget changes and you see plan involves sweeping tax cuts and huge boring increases are designed to lower the cost of living today. as the headlines, the news continues herron out there. that's after witness. a recent rentable disease accounts 15 percent of all dance of children under the age with a tight spot to commit to stay like what do we have? do you guys think we have any plan to come in to make any promises before we do the ocean? all full existing look on what it is, is to bring the violations to the actors. and i agree with you to come up with that they use in africa. it's a very big population. it's an educated population generation hasn't experienced colonialism, grew up in the age when diseases are being managed. so what we choose to do, what and what which is to say will be very important for future as africans you get what i mean, no way you get to let them know that i'd be unable to give an example that could be that a lot of people from ug

u. k. conservative party and will replace bowers johnson as the british prime minister trust beat. former chancellor wishes sewland by around 20000 votes. uncanny, a supreme court upheld william reaches women last month presidential election. his opponent, veteran politician, while a dingo challenge the result. but the court has thrown out all of his allegations. police in western canada all searching for 2 suspects after a series of stabbings. 10 people have been killed and at least 15 injured and multiple locations in the province of saskatchewan. stephanie deca. as the story, the police presence is deceptively. com given the severity of the attacks. 2 men went on a stabbing sprit in a remote indigenous community in southern canada. today, september, 4th, at 540 this morning. the scotch one divisional operations communication center, or the r c p d o. c. c. received a call reporting, a stabbing on james smith cree nation in the following minutes. our d o. c. c received multiple calls reporting additional stabbings at different locations in the community. the suspects named were damien sanderson, and miles sanderson. pictures of the 2 suspects had been circulating nationwide. as the

reach to collapse. right? so there, but there, there is a lot of and yes, the is a, it's a very complicated issue that the u. the u. k. is negotiating or dealing with with the e. u. why is it of interest to the us? because biden is very proud of his irish roots. so he had the 1st phone call the ever made when he became president of united states was to that 1000. it's it, the really his heritage. so ireland is something he'd really cares about. and, and he also cares about that the european union, you know, the opinion is bracing for a difficult winter, a because they full of the us on the sanctions and on the war. and he hint shan't let the europeans down. so i stifled for him and is difficult for you. okay, is difficult for park is in bold and old. so of course, this is the massey, mack matter between the u. k and, and d u. so it's, it's a complicated issue, but so one on we, she has negotiated in the last months and this ross and, and joe biden, they bally know, till they haven't had many opportunities to meet. when will they get a chance to meet and what might that personal relationship like? by that is a very wa

reach a pop up which is occupied by russian forces. ah, 11 o'clock, this is abs, earn life and also come we'll, let's trust replaces bars jumpsuits u. k prime minister, but faces immediate and international challenges to live president gabriel birch now is his 1st competent, re shuffle more on why it could upset his political face, plus preventing pakistan's lake and shaw from both its banks. excess water is released and thousands of moved to safe ground. ah. so you are new to watchdog, so it's the situation that the russian controls up reach of plants. new credit is unsustainable. both sides accuse each other of shelly, so the i a is calling for a security zone to be set up around the nuclear power station, which is europe's largest. it also recommends conditions be improved for ukrainian staff operating the plot experts, a damage to buildings that housed nuclear, fuel, and radioactive waste needs to be repaired. the facility in the southern city of and daughter usually generates around half of ukraine's nuclear power, but fighting the region as increased the risk of damage to the national grid. and the worst case scenario explosions

empire, of course, it never reached the greatness if you like, of what at once was not the queen never acknowledged any kind of wrong doings of the world, family, or of the u. k for it's colonial policies. and particularly for example, here on the ground in south africa. if you had our south africans what they think of the royal family. many associated with the colonial past of this country. that gave some kind of background that led to the establishment and the creation of a parties. the although i must mention that the queen herself, was friends with the iconic leader, nelson mandela. and for many, she was part of the so called soft power. that put pressure that brought about an end to the parties. but having said all of that, the queen herself very seldom mentioned africa. she paid little attention to this continent and all attempts to buy her to keep the empire with the commonwealth do not seem to have made too much of a difference in africa. the feeling of many people here is summed up by the sentiments of the social activist. she's becoming irrelevant here. we know about chinese presidency, jan pin, or russian president vladimir putin. not the queen. ah

reach a power plant which is controlled by russian forces. ah, and i'm not clog, this is our desert life. and her also coming up, liz trusts, replaces bars johnson as u. k prime minister, but faces immediate domestic and international challenges. chili's presidents gabrielle porridge reveals his 1st cabinet re shuffle forum why the move could upset members of his political base plus al jazeera as back in you vall, day texas, the small town where one of the biggest school shootings in american history happens as kids go back to school today, parents are not convinced security as up to scratch. ah, to say that the you and nuclear watchdog says the situation that the russian controlled separate you nuclear plant in ukraine is unsustainable. both sides accused each other of shelling the plant, the i. e. a is calling for an immediate security zone to be set up around the station, which is europe's largest report also recommends that conditions be improve fort ukrainian staff operating the plot. a sweat sake work is needed to repair damage to buildings at house, nuclear, fuel, and radioactive waste. the plant in the southern city of n, a hunter, usually gener

reached such a majestic age of 96. and he now has to step into those shoes and trying to lead not just the u. k, but also many countries where the queen was head of state as well. and he has to try to keep it all together and show that he obviously has great respect for his mother and for her memory. but that he now has to leave the monarchy forward. and into the future, make sure that it is fit for the 21st century. there must be some comfort to his majesty king charles the 3rd, that at least his mother passed away in the company of many members of the royal family who were able to make it to scotland to see her go. can you tell us a little bit more about who was by her side in that moment? absolutely. so we know that today has been a day where the members of the role of family have been trying to get to bar moral as quickly as possible. you have to understand that bar morrow is in the very north of scotland and they were travelling mostly from the south, from, from london in england. so they had to get there. they, some of them flew by plane. they included 2 of her sons, prince andrew, and pr

u. k. as the pound plummets following the new governments many books. ah, so let's start in florida where hurricane ian as may landfall, winds are approaching 250 kilometers per hour there and storm surgeries are reaching 5 and a half meters. hurricane ian is almost at category 5 status. the most dangerous, more than 2 and a half 1000000 people in florida have been given a mandatory evacuation order streets, already flooding in parts of the states and emergency services say they are getting calls from people trapped in their homes. idaho, castro has more with wind speeds, talking 250 kilometers per hour. hurricane e and ripped across florida's gulf coast. wednesday afternoon, waves turn streets into rivers, florida's governor warning the worst may still be to come. it is gonna have major, major impacts in terms of wind, in terms of rain, in terms of flooding jobs. so this is gonna be a nasty, nasty day to days. oh wow. homes are without power as utility workers from 27 states prepared to descend. as soon as the storm clears, about 2 and a half 1000000 people were ordered to evacuate, but some stay behind risking everything is my home. for a me and my mom, you know, i me, that goes the what, what, what

u. k. battles, record inflation and the worst energy crisis in decades. emma haywood al jazeera in northern england. that's bringing the days of unease. now, the un nuclear watchdog says what it saw in ukraine's upper reach a power plant is called the great concern the i. e. a has just released the report the investigation conducted last week. and the team says, a security that must be established around the plan to mediately. it says that the stone could prevent shelling, which could cause a nuclear accident. inspect, is also reported damage to the building that houses radioactive waste. gabriel is under isn't key with more the a report confirms that the monitors to when they were there doing their investigation of what was happening on site there that they did. they report that they saw lots of shelling in various directions very close to the separation of nuclear power plant. in fact, they noted in the report that it was so bad at one time, the a team members were asked to go to the basement room for safety within the facility for their own safety for a while. they also noted how much damage was done that they saw around and inside the nuclear power plant. they detailed the destruction of windows door

scribble, becomes the 1st north african woman to reach the quarter finals of the us open ah no less trust has been picked as the new leader of the u. k. conservative party will replace boris johnson. his prime minister trust beat, former chancellor re she soon act by run 20000 votes in the leadership contest. the dean barbara has more from london. ritchie soon act. 60399. this truss 81326. therefore, i give notice that this trust is elected as the leader of the concerned union. as far the results have been widely predicted, but it's no less significant given the candidates differing approaches on the economy and helping people facing huge rises in energy bills. let's try to address those issues, but only after attribute to the man she replaces as prime minister on tuesday. horace, you got breaks it done. you crushed, jeremy colbin. you rolled out the vaccine and you stood up to vladimir putin. you are admired from kiev to carlisle. richie scenic resigned along with dozens of conservative m. p. 's accelerating boris johnson's departure. he's now work tories to unite behind his former cabinet colleague, but she knows winning back publi

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u. k. parliament and the german bundestag are larger than our congress. their populations are smaller of course. so i think it would be very productive if your committee were to reachut to them and ask that question about what it means to operate in a body of that scale. >> you're going doctor, they're both about 700 members just to riff off lease point with respect to oversight. 435 members who have to oversee, you know, a $6 trillion 180 executive agencies. um you know, as the executive branch has grown in size and complexity. the number of members of congress has not and the size of staff has actually declined since the 1980s in the house. and so you just think about the information of symmetries there, you know, obviously adding more members, i'm dr drummond, then i want to bring vice chair timmons in the conversation. can you speak a little bit about how this would work? you know, how would adding seats to the chamber and reapportionment work? and you made a passing reference to maybe not using single member districts but having a different approach? i was hoping you could say a little bit more about that. >> yeah, so, you know, i think in addition to increasi