u. s. california has said, oh, we have lots of new evidence we investigated for 2 years. and of course, any time you get in front of a new judge, it's a little bit different. each state has its own laws and these are brought under california's competition statutes which probably differ somewhat from washington dcs. but essentially other courts have looked at similar claims and not allowed the suit to proceed. so i wouldn't say it's a home run by any stretch of the imagination. the short term is they wouldn't be able to enforce this. but you know, basically. busy are seeing a lot of different attacks on the way amazon does business, because as you point out, it does control so much of the retail market. so i think there is a movement to say to amazon, look, you are so big now in retail, that you can't set rules for how can companies price their goods elsewhere? and again, that's sort of classic imp, anti competition law. that basically, if you are the dominant player in the market, you can't abuse that monopoly. and that's the case that we're seeing brought not just here,

u. s. s. left a lot of moisture in the air, and that's combined with what else was around. so it's a fair chance you'll see shout any of these mountain states away from california. but the heaviest rides that she just up here. the eastern side of counter went away from where most people live with the flood risk is still there. it's dry between the 2 right down to the gulf states after saying that last well into 1st a few shall sharpen texas significant re loma borderline between counter and the u . s. still showers in the mountains states across the central plains as well. but dry bath, for example, in arizona, i'm off it's wet in florida and most of the kind of been out. and it's also been worn. dominique of, for example, 36.3 high temperature ever recorded, have to say on this on. but it's accompanies this time of year by increasing cloud and showers, that for any of the out in small or big the heaviest ratings to the west of that. now she's through the gulf of mexico through mexico itself, with an orange tops suggesting pretty big dam pulse. there's been a persistent lane of line of rain from bolivia through northern prudent was the southeast of brazil that'

u. s. state of california is suing amazon, saying the company is violating the state's anti trust and unfair competition laws . it's your amazon pack. the $84.00 page suit says the amazon stifles competition and has practices that push sellers to maintain higher prices on other on products on other websites. the suit is part of a 2 year investigation and falls. another lawsuit that is currently going through an appeals process after being dismissed by a district judge earlier this year. well for more and less, less brand yann's quarter at the new york stock exchange, yann's another big law suit against big tack. how significant is this one? christy, it could become significant. i mean 1st of all, those so 3rd party merchants of very important to amazon said business in the past quarter. they made up of it 57 percent off of the offers. so on the amazon amazon side, now a lot depends how this trial will end. if amazon should lose this trial in california, then it is almost certain that other states you're in the united states will follow a suit to meaning a dozens off more. a similar loss you

u. s. take california has recorded what's believe to be the hottest ever september day on the planet. the temperature reached 53 degrees celsius in the town of furnace creek on thursday. it's past the previous september record of 52.2 degrees. well, death valley in the mojave desert is one of the hottest places in the world, recorded the highest temperature in 1913 or after 5, we contest a voting and the u. k. conservative party leadership race closes on friday evening . the window will be announced that monday will become the next k prime minister with facing boris johnson. both contenders at least trust and she's trying to prove themselves as the true head to the toy prime minister. margaret mentioned german airline of tensor has cancelled 800 flights as it's positive stage one. they strike 100000 passengers, a stranded pilot for demanding better pay and working conditions donate came in many and ports around the world. it's the same problem. if you have a ticket with german carrier lufthansa on friday, you won't be flying with them overall as many as 130000 passengers have had that

u. s. state of california has recorded what's believed to be the hottest ever september day on the planet. the temperature reached at 53 degrees in the town of furnace creek on thursday surpassed the previous september record of 52.2 degrees celsius. death valley in the much of the jazz, it is one of the office places in the world. it recorded the highest temperature. in 1913 a german ellen panza has cancelled 800 flights as its pilot stage a one day strike. more than 100000 passengers. are stranded upon its on demanding better pay and working conditions. dominant came reports in many and ports around the world. it's the same problem if you have a ticket with german carrier lufthansa on friday, you won't be flying with them overall as many as 130000 passengers have had that travel plans up ended these passengers in delhi learned of their grounded flights with very little warning mad germany that all i'm going to my friends place in germany, lufthansa flight i got cancelled. suddenly i booked another ticket to do bye and had to be doubled up to flight with the louvre from 15 hours, which w

u. s. days of california is doing online retail at amazon for violating anti trust and competition laws. suit accuses the company of preventing merchants from selling products at low prices on their own websites. rival stores counting the costs coming up next. the latest news as it breaks we've been speaking to the families in this about 5000 people living in this block of government class has been displaced from their homes by the flux. they come from all over sand province . we detail cover h l zero's legal teeth plans to submit a case with the international criminal court at the hey, from around the world that there is here in this country. a culture of fear when it comes to meet me out again. you know, really corruption. ah, [000:00:00;00] with hello, i'm adrian said again. this is counting the cost on al jazeera. you look at the world of business and economics this week, russia shops off europe's main gas pipeline ops. the g 7 countries agreed to cap the prices of russian oil. the u plans to set a limit on moscow's gas prices. who's winning the energy back? also, this week europe's

u. s. state of california has recorded what's believe to be the hottest ever september day on the planet. the temperature, the temperature reached 53 degrees celsius in the town of furnace creek on thursday . it surpassed the previous september record of $52.00 degrees, death valley and the movie desert is one of the hottest places in the world. it recorded the earth's highest temperature in 1913 on saturday. nasa's most powerful rocket ever is due to blast off to the moon after the 1st attempt was thwarted by engine issues. earlier this week, the artemus one mission is expected to lay the groundwork for a man to mission to the moon by 2025. after that, nasa has its site set on mars. alan fisher reports from titusville florida, inspired by the wards of john kennedy then the president of the united states. america started the space race, the intention to put the 1st man on the moon. there were many apollo missions. and finally, in 1969 mil armstrong became the 1st astronaut cassette foot on the lunar surface. there were many, many more astronauts after him, all of them touching the very e

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u. s. will experienced temperatures above 51 degrees celsius. that's an increase of 13 times over 30 years. christina doll is a climate scientist from california. she says the u. s. isn't prepared for the rising temperatures. yeah, i think what we've increasingly seen in recent years is that we're not ready for this. for example, when there was a heat wave on the east coast of the united states, just recently schools had just closed early, and kids had to go home from school early because a lot of our schools aren't air conditioned. they simply haven't had to have air conditioning in the past, but our climate is now warm and it's a warm period intersecting with the school year. and so we need to make infrastructural upgrade. we also see he kills more people on average than any other type of claimant related to doctor in the united states in any given year. and that's particularly troublesome because more teeth are preventable. if you get people the water shade, the rest, the cooling, that they need to stay healthy, we can prevent those deaths. so we are seeing very clear ways that we can improve our resilience to heat across the us. and hopefu

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u. s. plane carrying humanitarian aid arrived in the country. a wildfire in southern california has doubled in size, forcing the evacuation of nearly 6000 people. the flames are being fanned by fierce winds. 2 people have been reported dead. one of 2 massive fires burning in usd withhold plaza, also burning out of control and brazil's amazon rain forest. after pharma set fires to clear land, resulting cloud of smoke is covered rio bronco, a city of other 300000 people. scientists say 50000 square kilometers of land are threatened by the fuss. at charles, the 3rd has been officially proclaimed to britain's new monarch, a key constitutional step in recognizing his sovereignty. the new king was accompanied by his wife camilla. the queen consort and his son, prince william, who was now the 8th of the throne. centuries old royal protocol, playing out in front of the television cameras for the 1st time ever. and accession council made up of senior political figures including past prime ministers and clerics from the church of england came together in london's saint james's palace to o

council would set for other restaurants or industries, but that's exactly what s e i u hopes will happen, saying they want california to be a model for other states or extremely confident that the governor will stand with workers fast food workers. pass this bill in the next 30 days. this may be a tough one for governor newsom. he has long had the support of icu throughout his political career. at the same time, he's a restauranteur and understands the plight of the restaurant industry. the president of mcdonald's has spoken out against the bill, even though he says he supports wage increases for all employees. cristina rendon ktvu, fox two news. there's warmer today. you noticed. it's been a little warmer each day, and then the heat really comes on saturday, sunday, monday and tuesday, especially inland, so today's highs were like this or these 97, fairfield, 90 60 and those upper nineties are going to turn into low one hundred's tomorrow and around the bay. you'll gain maybe three or four degrees. that's tomorrow and then on friday to warm a little bit more. these are the forecast numbers for tomorrow. so from san

u. s. thursday temperature got to 53 celsius in death valley, california, and you can see how that heat does stay in place as we go right through the weekend . all the way into labor day. could even see that record temperature getting lifted somewhat further as we go on through the next couple of days. no sort of any a meaningful rainfall across that western side of the us. 5 bunny across here. and we are going to see it staying dry over the next few days, one or 2 showers over toward certain parts of texas by the state. that was a se, where the intense rank continues on that slide, right. the way up through the tennessee valley, pushing up into that eastern side of canada where windy weather here continue to make its way further east was on a long chain of storms. as we go on through sunday. joining up this weather that we have a cross parts of mexico, we got quite a rush of showers into our central some parts of mexico, much of central america, seeing some very lively down pause. not too bad across the caribbean, but this tropical system for the east, ah. criminal gangs, offending vietname

uh, an absolute in california being a reproductive freedom state as california continues to fortify abortion rights on tuesday, u. s senator lindsey graham of south carolina introduced a bill that would ban abortion access nationally after the first trimester except in rare cases very recently, lindsey graham was on board with this saying how great it would be that people in states could make choices for themselves. maybe people in alabama have different views than people in california about what to do now. now he's turning around and doing a complete 1 80, saying we actually want a natio l ban on abortions after 15 weeks because congress is currently held by democrats grams bill has very little chance of being passed. still gonzalez says it sends message about where the anti abortion movement is headed. here we are the first u. s senator who's introduced legislation. uh and so it is a moment for us to take pause and understand. um what direction that we want this country to go towards whether we're going to protect rights or organist now, summarily, except except people will have less freedom in november. californ

u. s. thursday temperature got to 53 celsius in death valley, california, and you can see how that heat does stay in place as we go right through the way can all the way into labor day. could even see that record temperature getting lifted somewhat further as we go through the next couple of days. no sort of any, a meaningful rife, all across that western side of the us. 5 bunny across here. and we are going to see it staying dry over the next few days, one or 2 showers over toward saddled parts of texas by the state. that was a se, where the intense rank continues and that slides, right the way up through the tennessee valley, pushing up into that eastern side of canada when windy weather, he continued to make his way further. east was on a long chain of storms as we go on through sunday, joining up this and what weather that we have across parts of mexico. we got quite a rush of showers into our central some parts of mexico, much of central america. seeing some very lively down pause. not too bad across the caribbean, but it's tropical system for the east. ah . a filling vietnamese tilting

u. s. state department. mr. nadine, miss cody, is an engineering professor at the university of southern california. he joins me tonight from california professor, it's good to have you on the program. i'd like for us to start by listening to what the head of the i. e. a said to day after he and his team had made their 1st walk through at the separate c, a plant in ukraine. take a listen. i worry, i worried, i worry and i will continue to be worried about the plant. i think we have a situation which is more stable, which is more predictable. it's obvious that that the plant and the physical integrity of the plant has been violated several times by chance, by by the gratian. so he said once, professor, why he is worried, he has reason to be worried when he says the physical integrity of the plant has been violated. how serious is that? what do you hear in those words up? thank you for having the 1st of all of would like really to salutes and comment directors are about mariano welfare money on a grow c i. e. 18 for taking this doing discretion a person addressed to their safety. they are heroes i thi

u. s. international and current being sports analyst christopher's sullivan, who's near of palo alto in california. and canadian sports analysts foreign tool, who's in vancouver? ah, with a lot, lots to get through with 4 teams having qualified from the north and central american region. canada finished top of the table followed by their 2026 world cup co host mexico and the united states, costa rica qualified via the playoff. here's how they've been drawn in the group stage for the finals here in qatar. we'll take a closer look at each one shortly. let's 1st focus on the inform team. canada will be making just their 2nd world comp appearance. jody bands reports from vancouver. oh, canadians are passionate about their sports teams. ah, generally those playing baseball, basketball, and of course ice hockey. but more recently, fans are turning to a different game with the success of the men's and women's sides has caused a massive spike and interest in the sport. the canadian women's team, one olympic gold in tokyo, followed by the men's team qualifying for just their 2nd world cup. much of this suc

california has produced hurricane watches mornings. as a result this been inducing, some pretty heavy rain on the mexican coast as well. that'll continue. as the u. s . big rain, the fall shower in the northeast, big heat further west with more reco breaking temperatures recently in california. official airline of the june ah ah ah.

u. s. as well all the way down into florida. there's that wet weather for the far south of california could call some localized fighting . of course it has been bone dry here recently. a sir will make his way off shore, but the shower still there, the 15. good part of the south west of the us further east. lots of wet weather there across the eastern half of the us. pushing into that eastern side of canada. the same weather system actually bring you some pretty wet weather out of the gulf of mexico. right? the way down into central and southern parts of mexico. much of central america sinks and pretty lively showers over the next day or so, live the showers to across the caribbean islands as well. some very heavy could cause some localized flooding, some wet weather them coming in to hispaniola, into cuba, and the can on the damp side there for jamaica. ah, the environmental a se one of astray. his most ancient forest on the red from mine. with tuscany penalties against protest of one. 0, one ace. makes those prepared to break the law on al jazeera ah al jazeera. when ever you oh, oh. oh, you're watching al jazeera remin

council would set for other restaurants or industries, but that's exactly what s e i u hopes will happen, saying they want californiamodel for other states or extremely confident that the governor will stand with workers fast food workers. pass this bill in the next 30 days. this may be a tough one for governor newsom. he has long had the support of icu throughout his political career. at the same time, he's a restauranteur and understands the plight of the restaurant industry. the president of mcdonald's has spoken out against the bill, even though he says he supports wage increases for all employees. cristina rendon ktvu, fox two news. coming up on ktvu news at 6 30. another round of new covid booster shots could be available as soon as next week as health leaders hope to boost immunity going into the fall season, also ahead of toxic algae bloom was killed tens of thousands of fish in the san francisco bay coming up more on what may have caused the fish to die at such an unprecedented rate and the giants season quickly slipping away if it hasn't already joe fonzi as the details in sports. check out this time space

critical next step in california being a reproductive freedom state as california continues to fortify abortion rights on tuesday, u. s senator lindsey graham of south carolina introduced a bill that would ban abortion access nationally after the first trimester except in rare cases very recently, lindsey graham was on board with this saying how great it would be. the people in states could make choices for themselves. maybe people in alabama have different views than people in california about what to do. now he's turning around and doing a complete 1 80, saying we actually want a national ban on abortions after 15 weeks because congress is currently held by democrats grams bill has very little chance of being passed. still gonzalez says it sends a message about where the anti abortion movement is headed. here. we are the first u. s senator who's introduced legislation. ah ah, and so it is a moment for us to take pause and understand. um what direction that we want this country to go towards whether we're going to protect rights, or we're gonna now summarily except except people will have less freedom. in november, c

but that's exactly what s e i u hopes will happen, saying they want california to be a model for otheror will stand with workers fast food workers. pass this bill in the next 30 days. so this will be really interesting to see when governor gavin newsom does here because it's kind of tough. he has long had support of sc icu in his political career, but at the same time, he is also a restaurant or himself and understands the plight of the restaurant industry and mike. i just want to say the president of mcdonald's put out a letter today, saying that he is all for minimum wage increases, waging increase or having wage increases for workers across the spectrum, but he calls this legislation a lopsided controversial and also says that it's hypocritical. he does not support it. governor newsom on the clock and we'll see if he signs it. alright? cristina rendon there tonight in alameda. christina. thank you. coming up a dangerous mission on the front lines in ukraine. how u. n inspectors are working to avoid what could be a nuclear catastrophe and still following that breaking news down south

it sounds like of the sheikh alert system here in northern california last night, robert de group from the u. s geological survey and spokesperson for shake alert. thank you for doing this. thank you. thank you. thank you very much. well firefighters battling the massive mosquito fire there in plaster and eldorado county's working hard to keep the flames away from the communities of forest still and todd valley that fire is being pushed by high wind conditions similar to those that caused the flyer fired two flare up just yesterday, according to california the area burned has grown now toward the 58,000 acres in plaster and eldorado county's and that containment has increased slightly to 20% almost 100 buildings, including some homes have been destroyed. evacuation orders and warnings remain in place for the communities surrounding the fire . quick thinking police officers came to the rescue of a mother and her two children. weshow yof this rescue that happened in san bernardino county on sunday. it shows several officers braving rushing water to save the family , who was being swept away by fa

california authorities, 2 people have died in a wildfire south east of los angeles. that's in addition to 2 other deaths from dozens of other blazes in the u. s. state over the labor day, holiday weekend. more than 4000 fire fighters are battling the 14 largest fires, a mid a brutal heat wave. the u. s. has started a massive roll out of new coven. 19 vaccines, designed for the omni kron variance of the disease. health officials say by the end of the week, 90 percent of americans will live with an 8 kilometers of centers where the shots are available. the walls will also start recommending annual copays 19 boosters from now on. the united nation says that in the 1st half of this year alone, more than 700 children have died in emergency nutrition centers across somalia. the country is now on the brink of famine. almost 8000000 people and that's half of the population are facing crisis hunger levels. the worst hit area is the by region in the south. the one says, barring a massive influx of assistance, that the region is likely likely to see a full skill famine in the coming months, southern somalia, this is what the worst drought in decades loo

california authorities say 2 people have died in a wildfire south east of los angeles. that's an addition to 2 others, deaths from dozens of blazes in the u. s. state over the labor day. holiday weekend . more than 4000 firefighters are battling the 14 largest fires amid a brutal way to make it happen. the u. k. 's, new prime minister least trust pledge to boost the economy. tackle the energy crisis around and improve the country's national health service thing for us. we took office on tuesday as britain's 4th, conservative prime minister in 6 years. she's facing a raft of charges challenges rather including a cost of living crisis and soaring energy prices. 3 nasa has released new pictures of the tarantula nebula captured by the james web space telescope. these images, so young stars, distant background galaxies, as well as detailed structure and composition of the nebula gas and dust. the nebula lies in the large mid, mid july mc cloud galaxies of 161000 light years away. pakistani authorities in the south of the country are trying everything they can to prevent pakistan's largest lake from overflowing and swamping nearby towns, water lev

flu, vaccinations, and california authorities say 2 people have died in a wildfire southeast of los angeles. that's in addition to, to other deaths from dozens of blazes in the u. s. state over the labor day. holiday weekend. more than 4000 firefighters are battling the 14 largest fires emitter, brutal heat. pakistani authorities are struggling to prevent the country's largest fresh water lake from overflowing and adding to the misery of millions affected by flooding. workers have breached a dyke of lake. munch are to try to control the overflow, but that means nearby villages have been inundated, while more densely populated areas have been spared. for now, pakistan's largest fresh water lake keeps getting bigger. fed by months of rain, lake mon char, in southern pakistan is close to overflowing, putting hundreds of thousands of people in the area at risk. if there's over here. so wholesale entity, it, it would be dawn. so the situation is stuff we are trying to convey in it. we're fighting since last. what da da engineers made it difficult decision to cut into an embankment to direct the flood away from the most populated areas and flood dozens of nearby villag

u. s. as according to massage from inside intelligence. that's more than the likes of apple wool, moss and ebay combined. this california suit mirrors one filed in washington, d. c. last year. it was dismissed, but is going through the appeals process. californian officials beneath this suit won't suffer the same fate because it comes off to more than 2 year investigation featuring interviews with sellers. amazon's current and former employees as well as competitors. let's get more on this. joining us live on skype from san francisco. california is in a fried, she's chief technology correspond an axial switch in american nice website. thank you for joining the program. so give us a bit more detail about this suit. what exactly is amazon being accused off? so what the state is saying is that by preventing. busy sellers from selling for lower prices elsewhere, and amazon doesn't explicitly completely ban them from doing this. but what it says is we won't promote it. we won't let you use this by a box if it's price slower elsewhere. emerson is making the claim that it's sticking up for comp, consumers and saying, why shoul

california has produced hurricane watch is mornings, as a result has been inducing, some pretty heavy rain on the mexican coast as well. that'll continue as the u. s. big rain, the fall shower in the northeast, big heat, further west with more reco, breaking temperatures recently in california. ah, the power lines are, wow, we live here, we make the rule. not them. people empower, investigate, expose those, and questions they use and abuse of power around the globe. on al jazeera september on al jazeera world leaders from a 193 members, states gather the united nations general assembly with the war in ukraine and the global cost of living crisis high on the agenda up front returns. mot. lamont hill . talk through the headline to challenge the conventional wisdom italy votes. the right wing party fortelli italia, is the head in the polls could a decisive victory overcome the gridlock faced by recent government? the listening post examines and dissects the world's media. how they operate, and the stories they cover with rising prices, causing hardship and discontent across the globe. we report on the human cost attempts a tackling the crisis septemb

u. s. v. house speaker nancy pelosi has arrived. armenia falling, the latest outbreak of fighting with neighboring azerbaijan. hello, c is traveling with a delegation including california congresswoman jackie spent who's of armenian descent. the armenian american community has called for more political focus on the crisis. security chiefs from kirk gast on energy cust. on have discussed the latest flare up and fighting along their disputed border. dozens of people have been killed in the violence. the 2 a former soviet states blame each other for the fighting that broke out on wednesday. that had been boarded skirmishes between the 2 nations ever since they gained independence. after the breakup of the soviet union in 1991 queen elizabeth, 8 grand children of held a vigil around her coffin as she lies in state at westminster hall. thousands of people have been queuing in london for many hours to pay their final respects ahead . of monday's funeral, the you and children lazy says the devastating floods in pakistan have left nearly 3 and a half 1000000 children in need of urgent help. eunice, her says stagnant water has led to an increase in malaria, danger, fever and di

u. s. as well all the way down into florida. there's that where to weather for the far south of california could call some localized fighting a cause. it has been bone dry here recently. a sir will make his way off shore, but the shower still there, the 15th part of the south west of the us, farther east. lots of wet weather there across the eastern, half of us pushing into that side off kind of the same weather system actually bring you some pretty wet weather out of the gulf of mexico. right. the way down into central and southern parts of mesa came much of central america saying some pretty live, he showers over the next day or so live he showers to across the caribbean islands as well. some very heavy could cool some localized flooding. some went to weather them coming in to hispaniola, into cuba, and the king all the damp site there for jamaica. ah, environmental, a se one of astray is most ancient forest, on the red from line. with tuscany penalties against protesters one o one ace makes those prepaids to break the law. on al jazeera, iraq, a nation where women's chastity is seen as central to its patriarchal identity, but ou

california. but it will ease off over the next day or so some showers, they're just around the south, west of the u. s. some very heavy, re persistent right through the great plains. and that's all making its way further east was linking all the way back up towards the great lakes there. so all heavy showers, longest bells, a friend down towards the panhandle, some lively showers, their course a good part of florida. and that wet weather, it stands across the gulf of mexico all the way across into the company. they can see how the thunderstorms have been a rumbling away here, scattering a showers across the islands, sir. some of them on the heavy side, some sharp showers to come. we'll see some wet weather for time t because cuba, for example, jamaica might catch a heavy shower or 2, possibly some localized flooding coming through here. it brightens up. it was eastern as we move on into monday, but it does stay very unsettle, across much of central america, more heavy showers to come awe ambitious endeavours to create drought proved amazing to think that the plan be so earlier that now looks completel

california. but it will ease off over the next day or so i some showers that just around the south, west of the u. s. some very heavy, right? persistent right for the great plains and that so making its way further east was linking old way back up towards the great lakes as like all heavy showers, longest bells, a friend down towards the panhandle, some lively showers. there was a good part of florida about wet weather. it stands across the gulf of mexico all the way across into the company. they can see how the thunderstorms have been a rumbling away here, scattering a shower across the islands. some of them on the heavy side, some sharp showers to come. we'll see some wet weather for time t because cuba, for example, jamaica might catch a heavy sharrell to possibly see some localized flooding coming through here. it brightens autopay, which was easter not as, as we move on into monday, but it does stay very unsettle across much of central america, more heavy showers to come. ah, the part of the central most always on the lot. we are the ones rambling the extra mile where all the media go. we go th

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