u. s. a. federal judge will consider where the texas can keep the nation's most restrictive abortion law. the u. s. government is suing the state of texas for an acting. the legislation which contradicts decades of legal precedent. law was signed by governor greg albert in may and went into effect in september. cutter is preparing to hold its 1st legislative elections on saturday. voters will choose 30 of the 45 members. sure. a council. the body dates back to 1972. but until now, was fully appointed by cutters, emir jamal, i shall reports from doha drive around the country, capital doha, and you can't miss all the new buildings, roads, and infrastructure projects. but the gulf states fast paced development isn't limited to urban modernization. cutter is marking a major political milestone. its 1st ever legislative elections. candidates vying for a place in the legislative body called the shorter council have been campaigning for 2 weeks. election posters and banners are on display on almost every major road across the country. until now, the council has been mainly a consultative body, m

a u. s. federal court has temporarily suspended a law in the state of texas, which effectively bends, abortions, the legalization imposed last month. or the legislation rama is the most restrictive in the camps country. it led to a nationwide protest, the biden administration challenge the lower after the u. s. supreme court allowed it to go ahead and there are growing coals to ban off shore oil exploration off southern california, or after a major spill from a pipeline lake. more than half a 1000000 lasers of oil has spilled into the ocean since saturday. it's believed a ship's anchor may have hit the underwater pipeline. those are the headlines. thanks for watching al jazeera states you now for witness. october on al jazeera, them growing vaccine inequality to the political and economic impact. the latest development as the corona virus pandemic continues to spread across the globe. democracy made an expensive new series, explores the ever growing challenges to democracy around the world. former bo

a u. s. federal court has suspended a law in the state of texas, which effectively bans abortions that have been nationwide process since it was imposed last month. it's regarded as the most restrictive law and abortion control in the country. the bible ministration challenge the law after the u. s. supreme court allowed it to go ahead, widens des ruley is temporary. the un secretary general has demanded evidence from ethiopia. after 7 un staff were expelled for allegations of misconduct. antonio terrace intervened in a rare public exchange with ethiopia as ambassador, his calling on its government to allow on restricted access to deliver humanitarian aid to millions of people. the vice president of the philippines, lenny robledo has announced. she'll be running for president next to you. little is a human rights lawyer and she's, leader of the opposition has been a vocal critic of the current president of the go to turkey and his violent crackdown on the illegal drug trade. those, the headlines, new

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u. s. federal reserve is a vital institution that's at the center of the u. s. economy. and in their recently published report, referred to as the beige book. they said some pretty dire things. they pointed out that quote, the pace of growth slowed constrained by supply chain disruptions and labor shortages and referring to september through october, goes on to talk about how in transportation, in technology and manufacturing. there has been labor supply shortages, while retail hospitality, and manufacturing firms have had cut hours of production and other problems due to the pandemic. now, inflation in the united states reached a 13 year high in june, and it's remain high ever since. and polls show that 62 percent of americans believe that joe biden is to blame for this. now it's important to note that inflation started climbing in april after joe biden had already been in office for 3 months now, rather than holding biden's feet to the fire. we see mainstream media stepping up to defend biden and point the finger at the american people. there was recently an article pu

u. s. federal reserve is a vital institution that's at the center of the u. s. economy. and in their recently published report, referred to as the beige book. they said some pretty dire things. they pointed out that quote, the pace of growth slowed constrained by supply chain disruptions and labor shortages and referring to september through october, goes on to talk about how in transportation, in technology and manufacturing. there has been labor supply shortages, while retail hospitality, and manufacturing firms have had cut hours of production and other problems due to the pandemic. now, inflation in the united states reached a 13 year high in june, and it's remained high ever since. and polls show that 62 percent of americans believe that joe biden is to blame for this. now it's important to note that inflation started climbing in april after joe biden had already been in office for 3 months now, rather than holding biden's feet to the fire. we see mainstream media stepping up to defend biden and point the finger at the american people. there was recently an article

a u. s. federal court has temporarily suspended a law in the state of texas, which effectively bands abortions. the judge criticize the legislation as an offensive depravation of such an important riots. they had the nationwide protest since it was imposed last month. it's regarded as the most restrictive law on abortion control in the country. the button administration challenge the law after the u. s. supreme court allowed it to go ahead. well, it's now been 20 years since the us led coalition fired its 1st air strikes on taliban controlled afghanistan in response to the 911 attacks. the so called war on terror, targeted al qaeda and other taliban named groups. tens of thousands of people were killed. america's longest war finally ended back in august with a chaotic troop withdrawal and the taliban back in power. let's take a closer look at what's happened over the last 20 years. president george w bush ordered an invasion after the september 11th attacks and that swept the taliban. from power, non

a u. s. federal tax or paying the full amount of u. s. federal tax, depending on how good your accountant is. and so, when you consider that to the new was leader of ecuador, mr. a lasso is a, is, has been alleged by of the pan dora papers to i have been involved with some of these schemes in south dakota. it does raise eyebrows, but let's not forget, south dakota, and this is really getting into the weeds, was represented by a couple of democrats here in washington for many years, who were very, very much involved in the senate banking committee. and certainly they would want to make it possible for their states residents to have access to these sorts of businesses because those businesses named jobs. so it's going to be really hard to see a state try to crack down on these sorts schemes if it means that it's residents are going to have access to good paying jobs. you know, there aren't a lot of factories any more in south dakota or in the mid west for that matter. and, and so much of the u. s. as economy has moved to services. so it's ki

u. s. a big warning from the federal reserve, the president biden refuses to accept responsibility instead blaming his predecessor and rival republicans and tempest fray between the a year and majesty.

u. s. federal reserve is a vital institution. that's the center of the u. s. economy. and in their recently published report, referred to as the beige book. they said some pretty dire things. they pointed out that quote, the pace of growth slowed constrained by supply chain disruptions and labor shortages. and the report referred to the fact that transportation and technology firms have been hit by low labor supply. well, retail, hospitality and manufacturing firms have had cut hours of production and other problems due to the pandemic. and basically it's average americans who are being forced to bear the brunt of this economic situation. take a listen. hi, this is you are items on the store shelves. this are made to shelves in, i guess not everybody i live on for for stuff right now. these are one of the pre lot of people are getting laid off and i do believe people will start already certain items. there's like, how's the beginning of the band and people did with toilet paper and so on and so forth. store prices are on the rise until they can get all those partnershi

the countries that request it process that it's expected to take at least a year. victoria gayton, b al jazeera or u. s. federal court suspended a law in the state of texas, which effectively bands, abortions, they've been nationwide. protests since it was imposed last month is regarded as the most restrictive law and abortion control in the country, the by the ministration challenge, the law after the u. s. supreme court allowed it to go ahead. what is it is willing is temporary, it says the court won't allow what it describes as the offensive deprivation of such an important, right. the un secretary general has demanded evidence from ethiopia. after 7 un staff are expelled for allegations of misconduct, antonio terrorist intervened in a rare public exchange with if he appears ambassador, is calling on his government to allow unrestricted access to deliver humanitarian aid. to millions of people are diplomatic editor james bass reports from the un. with the conflict in ethiopia, widening and the humanitarian crisis growing the un secretary general address the security council. the country is facing any mouse h

a massive part of the problem. you know, the un agencies, humanitarians, u. s. government, etc, are accused as a supporting the rebel forces in the federal government's eyes here. so you can see how bad the relations are. and i think ultimately, the difficulty is getting the parties to come to some form of accommodation, where they can agree to prioritize this amount of time and release agreed to the fire and try and resolve the dispute politically. because, you know, this war is about a failure to resolve the disputes politically. so of course we hope that soon we'll get to the point where they see an incentive and motivation to negotiate. but we don't seem to be that yet. well, we're also now hearing that not only the conflict, as you say, a lot of the fighting happening and i'm horrible. think humanitarian crisis as well is now spilling over to guys borders. so do you potentially see further destabilization other regions and what might, that means? i'll be support at home. yes. know that that's right. so inside to gray, the a huge number, the people in need, perhaps 400000 people. condition still massive constraints on trade and aid and services to to great

things from a toast to the sneakers or why she calls her bedroom furniture that's why on wednesday, u. s. president joe biden held a virtual round table with ceos from companies like federal express, u. p. s, and wal mart. to address the challenges, the companies all agreed to increase their overnight and off peak hours. the white house is also brokerage in agreement to expand, working hours at the port of los angeles, making it a 24 hour day, 7 day, a week operation. their commitment to go all in on 247 operations meas, at businesses of all sizes, will get their goods on shelves, faster and more reliable. when the global pandemic shut america's economy down, demand for goods went up, store shelves across the us, grew bare. but as the economy opens up, the problems persisted. america's supply chains can't keep up with demand. labor shortages have compounded the problem and fewer workers, stock store shelves, as the holiday season approaches. the white house has been under pressure to resolve the supply chain issues hampering america's economic recovery. some analysts believe wednesday's announcement won't be enough. it's a huge logistic nightmare, and a lot of it is over.

widespread use of a malaria vaccine for children is being testing the job and 3 countries since 2019 malaria is the primary cause of childhood illness and death in sub saharan africa. the u. s. federal court is suspended a law in the state of texas, which effectively bands abortions that mean nationwide protest since it was imposed last month. it regarded as the most restrictive law and abortion control in the country. the un secretary general has demanded evidence from ethiopia after 7 un staff were expelled for allegations of misconduct. attorney gutierrez intervened in a rare public exchange with ethiopia, as ambassador. he's calling on its government to allow unrestricted access to deliver humanitarian aid. the vice president of the philippines then his robledo has announced she'll be running for president. next year, roberto is a human rights lawyer and leader of the opposition has been a critic of the current president rodrigo, to tati. but whose prime minister, guido, be ego, has been replaced just 2 months after taking office. former president of congress, mr. vasquez will step in for you. there is a left wing politician. he's been accused of sympathizing with rebel fighters

while hades, national police declined to comment on the ongoing investigation, a joint effort with u. s. federal agents remains underway to free the 17 hostages. manuel rap a little al jazeera, puerto prince. germany is green parties accusing russia of black male. moscow has pointed to its controversial pipeline, the north stream to as a solution to the current energy crisis in europe. for the green party says its approval would be contrary to european roles that boston traveled to look men on the baltic coast in germany, where the pipeline has recently been completed. keeping war will be costly. this winter german gas consumers are expected to pay up to $230.00 more this year. on average, global energy prices have been pushed up by increased demand as the world comes out of the pandemic. so i told him guy from the house about our house was built in 2013 and the energy price has been going up ever since. i'm very concerned about these prices and have kept changing suppliers. otherwise we can't afford it. some european politicians have blamed russia, restricting supplies for political gain, polit

a joint effort with u. s. federal agents remains underway to free the 17 hostages. manuel apollo al jazeera portal prints. a delegation from the southern african regional block is expected to travel to east for tany later on thursday, as the security situation deteriorates. dozens of pro democracy protest as have been injured in a crackdown. it followed demonstrations in 2 cities where activists were demanding an end to the monarchy. the kingdom formerly known as far as the land blocked access to the internet of the images of the violence began circulating on social media. natasha g. a name has more from n glenna in east for tany. people have been protesting since june. amnesty international says more than 80 people have been killed and more than a 1000 arrested including children. amnesty international says some of those children were assaulted by police. the government is disputing that and saying so far, 37 people have been killed. this is unprecedented territory for this tiny kingdom of more than 1100000 people. t

vaccinate them has been spurred by a rise infections of the delta variant and the reopening of schools. abortion clinics in the u. s. state of texas have reopened falling a federal court ruling suspending a law that effectively banned the procedure. wednesday's temporary judgment criticized the legislation as an offensive depravation of such an important right. the texas legislation impose last month is regarded as the most restrictive in the country. and the nobel prize for literature has been awarded to a tanzanian born novelist, a barrage that gunner, his work focuses on colonialism and the fate of refugees is the 1st time a black african has won the prize in 35 years. those were the headlines. the news continues here now to sir, after people in power state you and thanks for watching bye for now. talk to al jazeera, we always get what gives you hope that it is going to be peace because the situation on the ground seems to be pointing. otherwise we listen. we went never on my whatever road to off migration. we meet with global news makers until about the stories that matter on our sierra. ah 2060 a deal between the colombian government and frogs, carillo's, s

assigned, perhaps of the fast changing strategy by haitian authorities. working a close collaboration with u. s. federal agents as they seek to secure the release of the 17 hostages. women decree. i'm tensions are high in the country. following the release of the social media video posted by $400.00 millions of the criminal gang responsible for the abduction of 16 american citizens. and one canadian in the video, the gangs leader vowed retaliation after authorities shot and killed at least one member of the gang on wednesday. protest roadblocks have become a daily occurrence here in order prints, but the anger from demonstrators has grown beyond the worsening security situation . there, calling for accountability over widespread fuel shortages, higher prices on communication services, and a lack of leadership from government officials. the case of the 17 hostages has brought international attention to would summer calling a kidnapping crisis. more than 100 kidnappings have taken place. so for this month, and more than $700.00 since the start of the year. and a recent report by unicef says there were sig

u. s. a bleak warning from the federal reserve, but president biden refuses to accept responsibility. instead he's claiming his predecessor and rival republicans and tempers at fray between the you and members state poland.

a u. p. s. federal express and even retailers like wal mart because what they're concerned about is that with these shortages, this could spill over into the holiday season when people are buying gifts for their families. so they're trying to work with that to alleviate some of this problem. but what the president critics are saying is that the white house is partially to blame for this issue. they accuse the corona virus relief package, that $1.00 trillion dollar packets that allow people to stay home as driving up some of these prices increasing or a new sort of contributing to some of these problems. and so there's a real kind of debate going on the united states right now about whether or not the white house policies are going to lift the americans out of the problem. they find themselves in or drive it down deeper. so we're here from the president, the coming hours as well as the white house press secretary as they insist that this is a short term problem. and the bottom policies are working to dig

u. s. a bleak warning from the federal reserve, but president biden refused to accept responsibility instead flemming, his predecessor and rival republicans.

u. s. federal investigators say a ship's anchor. it may be to blame for a massive oil spill in california. are teas, john? heidi has more on the possible cause. the oil slick remains visible from the air, land, and sea off the coast of huntington beach, california. as the clean up continues, now u. s. federal transportation investigators looking into the cause of the spill, say that ships anchor may have hot dragged, and tor, and underwater pipeline spewing tens of thousands of crude oil into the pacific ocean. further officials say the pipeline zoner amplify energy core of houston, texas did not shut down operations fast enough when emergency alarms began to learning cruise around 2 30 am saturday, october 2nd, about a possible rupture waiting until around 6 am saturday. the company then reportedly waited another 3 hours to notify the u. s. coast guards, national center for oil spills. there'd even been reports of an oil slick and strong petroleum smell. coming in to the coast guard as early as friday evening. the ceo of amplifying

u. s. a bleak warning from the federal reserve, but president biden refuses to accept responsibility instead. blaming his predecessor and rival republicans and tempers fray between that you and member state, poland over whether the blocks laws should take precedence over the the route is damaging. this week's summit in brussels, along with efforts to cope with the energy price of crisis. that does it for me and your headlines, but don't worry about an hour's time just under my colleague, kevin, i will be here with a full and fresh lecture news. stay with us. this is our to international ah, yes. i am ash kaiser. this is the kaiser report. did you see? we went past it. they deny their flesh thing, sister. and now they're saying they knew it all along and it's in the tractor ball and it's going to go much worse. you say there was doubt transitionary period. there was no interregnum. i just went from 0 to oops, facing right. well, the question for the audience is, are you prepared? that is the 1st headline here max, are you prepared for the mass repricing of goods and services? i might also ask

u. s. government not to pay ransoms in hostage situations. so to say the least, this is a complex situation, both for the u. s. federal agents that are operating on the ground here in haiti, and puerto prince, as well as the local authorities, that they're working hand in hand, which is secure the release of these hostages. now this is a problem that's made significantly more complex with the worsening security situation. here on the ground since the start of the year, there been $700.00 kidnappings, more than $700.00 cavities in the country, more than a 100 kidnappings that have occurred so far in just october alone. so when we talk about this worsening security situation, this is not something that's happened overnight. there was a spike in violence in criminal activity following the assassination of haitian president of nell marie's in july, there was more violence, more criminal activity following that devastating her weight that took place in august. there's been a rising primes like kidnappings. extortion people are angry. there's iron directed toward the government calling for accountability, but more than anyt

u. s a bleak warning from the federal reserve that president biden refuses to accept responsibility instead. blaming his predecessor and rival republican and temper spray between you and members.