congress does something to raise the debt ceiling. if the us does default on the loans, economists are predicting disaster potentially throwing the u. s. economy into recession and d, stabilizing global market. that could be millions of jobs at stake. now, historically, the congress has come together in a bipartisan basis to continually raise that debt ceiling. but this time, republicans say they refuse to do so. they did raise it 3 times under former president trump, but they will not do it this time for president biden, saying that it is because democrats are in control of government. the democrats must make their own efforts to prevent the us from defaulting, which is possible to democrats could do that without republican help, but it is a treacherous path in the parliamentary maneuvers that must be done. and any error might result in an accidental default. that is not even mentioning already. democrats have their play full with this tending infrastructure bill before the us house. that is still scheduled for a vote this evening. and it is a part of the president rater domestic policy agenda, which in total total sum, 4 trillion do

u. s. congress boats to avert a government shut down, but shut down still looms. i've a president bivens trillion dollar infrastructure bill. ah ha everyone, i'm kim, i'll santa maria, this is the world news from al jazeera washington is wanting a sanctions against.

u. s. congress passed as a temporary spending bill, but a showdown looms.

u. s. congress has passed legislation to avert a government shut down to stop got funding bill easily passed. the house and senate now goes to president joe biden for signing before government funding. runs out at midnight. but another test on the bottom agenda still lay the head is the house of representatives prepared to vote on a one trillion dollar infrastructure plan? how does your can start as more capital the democratic control, the house are divided on whether or not to support this bill. ironically, they all appear to agree that what it contains is good for the country. they support the bill, but they just don't support what time to vote on it. liberal democrats want another bill to be voted on 1st. the bigger package that really contains. the majority of president biden's domestic agenda, which is the expansion of government that this country hasn't seen in decades in avenues the united states as condemning ethiopia for expelling 7 senior united nations officials. washington says it won't hesitate to use sanctions against those obstructing humanitarian efforts. the you and staff ha

but while congress has put out one fire, yet another blaze frightens the countries financial solvency. it's the nations looming debt ceiling. the point at which the u. s. can borrow no more money to pay its bills. that limit will be reached on october 18th, unless congress agrees to raise or suspend it. economists including treasury secretary, janet yellen, said u. s. government default will likely throw the u. s. economy into recession and the stabilize global markets. it's necessary to avert a catastrophic event for economy representatives. dead ceiling has been raised or suspended. $78.00 times since 1900. 60, almost always on a bipartisan basis. my hope is that we can work together to do so. again, we probably can raise the debt ceiling 3 times under former president trump, but have bowed against doing the same for president biden. that we democrats with the task of solving the issue alone, requiring challenging parliamentary maneuvers with no guarantee of succeeding in time. republicans need to get out of the way. so senate democrats can address the issue quickly, and without needlessly endangering the stability of our economy. we can't afford th

u. s. congress passed as a temporary spending bill, but a show down looms over the president's a trillion dollar infrastructure bill. risking at all for the american dream that my grants waiting for their turn to cross the diary and get a dangerous stretch of jungle between columbia and panama, and form a french president, nicholas or cosy, is found guilty of the legal campaign financing. but his courtroom battles are far from over. in sport formula, one is heading to a new destination to follow host. it's 1st ever form grown pre in november. ah, if you appear is expelling 7 senior united nations officials after accusing them of meddling in its internal affairs. they include senior figures with the un children's fund, unicef and the office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs. they've been given 72 hours to leave the country. this comes one day after the un humanitarian chief, criticize the field in government, accusing it of stopping desperately needed aid from reaching the t drive region where the united nations secretary general and the parish gave this response through his spo

u. s. congress has passed legislation to have heard of government shut down. the stop gap funding bill easily passed the house senate, but another test. the president jo biden's agenda, lies ahead as the house of representatives prepared to vote on a one trillion dollar infrastructure plan. and more than 22000 refugees and migraines are stuck in a colombian town waiting for smugglers to help them across into panama. only a few 100 can catch boat each say. the former friendship president nicholas her cozy has been hand that a one year jail sentence, but he is unlikely to spend any time behind bars. he was found guilty for his role in illegal over spending for his failed attempt to win a 2nd term. the judge said he could serve the sentence confined to his home. and as the tasha butler reports from paris, this isn't the end of his legal battles. nicholas saul cosy was not in the paris court for the verdict into the city called the 1000000 corruption trial. but he's 13 co accused were always found guilty of a legal campaign. financing so cozy was sentenced to a ye

u. s. congress has approve the short term spending bill just the hours before a government shut down. in the past few minutes, the house of representatives voted to back a bill supported by the senate. but while it received substantial cross party support in the upper house, the 2nd vote was more divided on party lines. more than 22000 refugees and migrants are stuck in a colombian town, waiting for smugglers to help them cross into panama. the migrants mostly from haiti, or attempting to travel through the dorian gap, which is one of the most dangerous regions in the world. just $500.00 people are allowed to board both leaving the town of nicole clee each day, which take them to the start of their perilous journey. those are the top stories, the dark side of green energy is next. i have one use and half an hour. ah, the past against climate change approach after planned in marching square for years its existence has been denied. but today climate change has become a global concern. citizens are asking their elected official for concrete solutions to play pollution and rising temperat

u. s. congress that the medicaid for me, the part as the committee on intelligence and the homeland security committee, me to gun ski, companions community and these leading u. s. companies in the area of cyber security and cyber offensives, like microsoft crowd striking for ira. all stated after investigation that took months or get new them the was a big production, sufficient union could give missed the future asleep when you're doing syngenta. beloved interesting. you still have no evidence wanting to any state being responsible for you, but what was the dust phone on the board by don't agree that it would soon symbol representing you know, the strategic reinforcement of security. no. can you just have to monitor all developments in this domain to mean you love? now it's that we can't let ourselves fall behind, was more than we must be able to insure on national security that on the and that includes cybersecurity, even though she's good because you probably know that russia has been active across multiple international platforms. we're trying to establish a global system of information

congress. sure, it's been a tough couple days for lloyd austin, the u. s. secretary of defense as well as the top pentagon brass who oversaw the drawing down of forces by the united states in afghanistan. now they've answered quite a few questions, kind of been facing kind of a grilling interrogation on the floor of the u. s. congress. congressional committee, the congressional committee on armed services, asked them a lot of tough questions, many of them revolving around a recurring theme. that it could be possible that the united states is actually less safe today from terrorism than it was 20 years ago. when the usa 1st invaded afghanistan. i fear the president is delusional. this was an extraordinary success . it was an extraordinary disaster. it will go down in history, is one of the greatest failures of american leadership. i expect our witnesses to give us an honest accounting of exactly what went wrong. i also want answers on how we're going to conduct counterterrorism operations. now that we have 0 presence, an app pianist and according to the lat

u. s. congress. that if american from the par as the committee on intelligence and the homeland security committee, gantski companion city, and these leading us companies in the area of cyber security and cyber offensives, like microsoft crowds striking ira. he stated the after investigation that took months or get near them. that was a big production situation. you could give me just a roughly when you're doing syngenta new glove industry. i had no evidence pointing to any state being responsible for you, but was dusted for the bomb. i don't, i agree with, you know, the strategic reinforcement of security in this to know, can you just have to monitor all developments in this domain to mean you love? now it's that we can't let ourselves fall behind, was more, and we must be able to insure national security that on the and that includes cybersecurity with nature. as you probably know that russia has been active across multiple international platforms. we're trying to establish a global system of infor

u. s. congress take a similar pass, similar resolutions take a similar cause, for instance, not to participate in expo, which is a complete charade, in terms of which the pretense of tolerance may come on you a is more most intolerant countries are among the most intolerant countries on the face of years in terms of political freedoms, they pretty much don't exist, so that's the next step. all right, thank you very much for your time. just don't care from human rights watch. you're welcome. let's get more now on another one about tom stories have potential for future for further sanctions on members of the if you will be an end to eritrea and governance of violence in the north general samuel get it. you joins us now from the sub bar. thanks for your time. first off, i just want to get your take on this executive order from the white house. it gives the ability for sanctions to be imposed, but i believe doesn't actually impose them. well, this was the rumor came last night. we were all watch it from a distance. there were money on her said within the government were very nervous. they didn't k

u. s. congress on the minutes context between the military and the joint chiefs and stuff. she said that they say with no reasonable voice when they say van needs to be removed and that will definitely benefit to benefit the dick conflicting mechanism and syria. and on our talks on armaments. in general, our t yes. turkey has expressed concerns about the voting of crimea in the recent state, duma elections. that's despite the fact that russia has provided humanitarian assistance for cobit 19 to turkey as well as military cooperation. why? why, i guess my question is, could you address the imbalance? perhaps what is your analysis of the imbalance in relation my as my 2nd question is regarding molly frances expressed concern about the presence of military contractors from russia in molly. they're now being joined by their european allies in speaking about this concern. and i guess my question is, what is russia's position on this much should grima symbol and for a crimea turkey is not the only nation which has voiced concerns with the room. i believe it's old person, but ther

u. s. congress. that if american to meet the par as the committee on television and the homeland security committee began sky companions, community and these leading us companies in the area of cyber security and cyber offensives. why microsoft crowds striking 5 i r i v all stated after investigation that took months. good young them the was a bit, you projection sufficient. unions could give me just a future asleep when you're doing syngenta new. glover, you're still, you still have no evidence pointing to any stacy being responsible for you, but with dustin, for the bomb. i don't agree with him. you know, the strategic reinforcement of security needs to know, can you naturally you have to monitor all developments in this domain. has to mean you love, now it's that we can't let ourselves fall behind was more and we must be able to insure the national security that and the, and that includes cybersecurity with native store. as you probably know that russia has been active across multiple internationa

u. s. congress introduced regarding military contact with and lucas, much in the joint chiefs of staff origin recently spoke out publicly in their assessment that this was on wise. and that those restrictions on military contacts should be listed. something that i think would be useful not only for di, conflicting, and syria, but also further developing our dialogue on arms control in general, russia today television channel. yes. turkey has expressed concerns about the voting of crimea in the recent state duma elections. that's despite the fact that russia has provided humanitarian assistance for koby 19 to turkey, as well as military cooperation. why, why i guess my question is, could you address the imbalance perhaps? what is your analysis of the imbalance in relation my, my 2nd question is regarding molly france has expressed concern about the presence of military contractors from russia in molly. they're now being joined by their european allies in speaking about this concern. and i guess my question is, what is russia's position on this was should grima well symbol and yet on the topic

u. s. congress for president biden's agenda at stake is government funding that will affect millions of american lives. a one trillion dollar infrastructure bill, a $3.00 trillion dollar spending bill, and a potential government shut down at the weeks and well have congress fails to meet the deadline? it will be the 3rd shut down in 3 years. bit of a habit there for more on this we can cost live to correspond with hydrogen castro who joins us from capitol hill. heidi, this all adds up to a very busy week in congress. what can we predict of anything? well, barbara, the clock is ticking and the senate is about to take a preliminary vote on a piece of legislation that is intended to avert disaster on 2 front. first, it would prevent government funding from running out on friday, which could lead to a shut down that means federal workers immediately losing their paychecks and some government programs suspended. secondly, this bill would prevent the us from going over the fiscal cliff in mid october. some economic have said that would be disastrous, it could throw the u. s. economy into rece

u. s. congress. i don't know that the house of representatives investigate because under nancy pelosi, they're so partisan and it's hard to see them actually investigating the defense department under president bike. but there should be a full investigation too clearly. not only was there a mistake made in terms of the attack, it looks like this thing was covered up for over over 2 weeks. and clearly they should have been aware much earlier than i don't know yesterday or whenever the new york times 1st reported this the day their justification was just completely erroneous. i mean, there were no there were no bombs that then blew up in the car. is none of what the government said about what happened here proved to be true, the u. s. government and considering those reparation. how likely do you think that the families will be compensated given the situation and i've got a situation on the ground. i think it's highly unlikely. u. s. government will be providing any compensation to the new afghan or st

u. s. congress. that if i mean for me to part as the committee on television and the homeland security committee, gantski companion city, and these leading us companies in the area of cyber security and cyber offensives, like microsoft crowd striking for ira. all stated, after investigation that took months, getting young, there was a b plus option sufficient. unions could give missed the future. atlanta when you're doing syngenta, a new gallery and you're still, you still have no evidence pointing to any state being responsible for you. but with dusty on the board by don't agree to it's kimberly, you know, this strategic reinforcement of security on your mattress. you have to monitor all developments in this domain to mean you love that we can't let ourselves fall behind was more and we must be able to insure the national security than the and that includes cybersecurity with native store. as you probably know that russia has been active across multiple international platforms. we're trying to estab

u. s. congress for president violence agenda at stake is government funding that could affect millions of american lives? a one trillion dollar infrastructure bill, a $3.00 trillion dollar spending bill. and as she was saying, a potential government shut down at the week's end. let's dig into this with hydrogen casters. she joins me now from capitol hill. heidi, obviously a very busy week for congress. can you talk us through what's at stake it? natasha. every member of congress is very cognizant of the ticking clock here, which is leading up to friday, which is when the u. s. federal government could shut down without a separate spending measure path without a deal that is currently being cashed out. that could mean thousands of federal workers furloughed or out of a job services provided by the government suspended, even as, as we just saw. president biden is now in full swing with his cobit vaccine booster campaign. what we're expecting to night in the senate is for this bill to continue funding the government to be taken to a test vote. and that is widely expected to fail. why? becaus

u. s. congress for president biden's agenda. and steak is government funding that will affect millions of american lives. a one trillion dollar infrastructure bill and the $3.00 trillion dollars spending bill plus a potential government shut down at the weeks. and if congress fails to me, the deadline, it will be the 3rd to shut down in 3 years or more and all of this we can cross live to our correspondence, heidi joe caster who joins us from capitol hill. so heidi, this whole lives up to a very busy week in congress, doesn't it? it does indeed, barbara and the clock is ticking, even as the senate has just for now blocked legislation that is intended to avert disaster on 2 front. first, to prevent a government shut down, which would happen on friday, leading to thousands of federal workers going without their paychecks and suspended government programs. and secondly, perhaps even more consequential lee. there is the death feeling that come mid october without congressional action. the u. s. could in default on its debt, which ec

u. s. congress is expected to pass a short term spending bill to avoid a government shutdown on friday. both the house of representatives and the senate plans a vote within the next few hours and the house mail. so those on a bipartisan infrastructure bill that's been bogged down because of divisions among democrats ribbon cutting. so remove all doubt in anyone's mind that we will not have a reconciliation. we will have a reconciliation. dale that is for sure. the quick to day, the question is about we are proceeding in a very positive way to bring up the bill of the business to do so in a way that can win. and so far so good for today. it's been wanting a positive direction. life out of washington out to 0. hydro castro is that for us us. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell says that a partial government chopped out will be avoided today to clear it into that. adrian, it is leaders on both parties who have expressed confidence that they will pass a bill today to avoid a government shut down. that bill is pending. now, before the u. s. senate, they are expected to take a vote in the

u. s. congress is expected to pass a short term spending bill to avoid a government shutdown on friday. both the house of representatives and senate planned to vote within the next few hours house by also vote on a bipartisan infrastructure bill. it's been bog down because of divisions among democrats. let's go live now to washington. i was 0. hydro castro is on capitol hill force is the shut down, going to be avoided. adrian, it is on its way to being avoided the senate taking that crucial vote as we speak to provide government funding until december 3rd. after that build expected passage will quickly move on to the house, where democrats have said they will also pass the measure well ahead of the midnight deadline. shut down would come at midnight and congress does not do this action that could result in thousands of for a load federal worker suspended government services. but it looks like that will be prevented at least for now. but this is just one of the 2 fiscal fires that congress is confronting at this moment. the other one is still get another looming deadline on october. 18th

u. s. congress was attacked by the people and to when the people of afghanistan would drop down from the us place. in august, from the capital to capital one clear message was sent to the world. the united states hit gemini system has no credibility, whether inside or outside the country. what is seen in our region today proved that not only the had geminus and the idea of him and me, but also the projects of imposing westernized identity have failed miserably. ne ron come rob, i is a professor of government at georgetown university catheter and director of iranian studies unit at the arabs and different research and policy studies. he says the iranian president speech was intended for the iranian people as much as other nations. i think what the iranians are indicating is that the american position hasn't changed. american president might have changed, administrations might have changed. personalities might be different, but the position remains pretty much the same. and what the iranians are trying to do is to ensure that if there are negotiations, there are some tangible and substance

u. s. congress wrote a letter to secretary lincoln asking him to use all diplomatic means to bring my father back to the united states. so many people around the world have spoken up and will continue to encourage people to take stronger actions and stronger measures in order to have my release coming camber, we appreciate your time. thank you very much indeed for being with us and i'll just hear thank you. very much from voting zondaway in canada and snap a parliamentary election more than 27000000 people are eligible to cast ballots across the state signs zones. 5 minutes suggesting scotto is hoping to consolidate his leadership with a majority for his liberal party. but he's been criticized. recalling an early election during the pandemic and pseudo is facing state of position in an unexpectedly close race. were let's cross life to jodi vance. who's in montreal, forrest, jody. the conservative leader. i don't know to had said that this was today's decision to get people to the polls during a public health crisis was a vanity project. how are people reacting to this? what's the turn like i

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u. s. is facing a financial crisis of congress does not take action to raise the debt feeling before october 18th, that would mean the u. s. could be just a few weeks away from a federal debt default, as it is days away from a government shutdown. jaelyn noted that if congress allows this to happen, it would be the 1st time in us history. and if the did ceiling were not raised, i think the would be a financial crisis and a calamity. and absolutely, it's true that the interest payments on the government debt would increase. i would be concerned that the dollar in treasury, yes, it's which are regarded as the most secure in the world in serve is the basis for the dollar to be the reserve currency that it would undermine confidence in the dollar. is your reserve currency? the house did path measure that would both funding the government and suspend the debt ceiling, but it was rejected by republicans in the senate while democrats are relying on the promise of additional funding to cover the $3.00 trillion dollar edge forward. they refer to as human infrastructure. republicans are pushing back a

u. s. law make his scold joe biden on his top. ross over was something congress calling washington humiliating withdrawal from afghanistan. we are slow if the whole last gun campaign might be a big failure. the just the pull out itself also had to go to shame. that was the spells out how some encourage have come to view the suburbs in that city up in arms. so the construction of a war design, in theory, the key drug addicts, but they say in practice has been humane and only makes matters worse. it really feels like a zombie apocalypse. plus we have a soul or soul for someone to quiet animal if it's a long tradition to segregate only from canadian military chiefs, saw the pandemic as a chance to test propaganda on its own. citizens, brand new and fee. we'll talk about it according to disturbing new army report. ah, hello there. low from ortiz, will do is h q, kevin over here for the next 5. welcome to the program. this 30th of september. first, a 2nd day of tough talks in congress and us lawmakers. yet again, law shouted joe biden, and his top military command is

u. s. military admit to killing 10 civilians and a botched drone strike in cobble as congress wraps up. the pressure on the secretary of state over the chaotic africa withdrawal, prosecutors, the u. s. and australia of lying and stopping in the back over security deal also including the u. k, and seen as countering china. russians call that balance on the 3rd and final day of the parliamentary like and polling stations and now open across most of the country. ah.

u. s. secretary of state anthony blank and testifying in the 1st of to hearings before congress this week, about the u. s. withdrawal from afghanistan. let's listen to what he has to say. nearly 3000 men, women and children lost their lives. were reminded why we went to afghanistan in the 1st place to bring justice to them to attack us. and to ensure that it would not happen again. which of those objectives long ago or sound good? lauren was killed in 2011 a decade ago. ok, this capabilities were degraded significantly, including its ability to plan and conduct external operations. after 20 years, 2641 american lives lost $20000.00 injuries in dollars spent. it was time to end america as long as laurel and president barton took office. in january, he inherited an agreement that is predecessor had reached the top of on to remove all the remainder forces from afghanistan by may 1st of this year. part of that agreement, the previous administration pressed the afghan government to release $5000.00 taliban prisoners, including some top war commanders. meanwhile, it reduced our own force presen

u. s. is facing a financial crisis. if congress does not take action to raise the debt feeling before october 18th, that would mean the u. s. could be just a few weeks away.

now in his testimony before congress, the u. s. state secretary anthony blank and has been harshly grilled the hasty, polite from afghanistan and some lawmakers didn't mean say words either with the country's top diplomat. i can summarize this in one word, the trail, mr. blink, and assuming it's not classified, can you tell us where you are today? yes, i'm at the state farm. it could couldn't be bothered to come down here and see congress are right. that's great. this administration's bungle pull out from afghanistan, just maybe the worst foreign affairs disaster in american history. and that's a failure on you either to plan or you had a horrible plan. simply put, i do not wish you. i'm not simply you longer than what you do all the time. i don't wish to hear your installation or tell it when you steer you in front of the camera and not list your regularly or lives of the intelligence yourself or your lives will offer poor performance building can return to the biden ministration. man for blaming donald trump for a crisis. democr

now in his testimony before congress, the u. s. secretary of state hampson, the blank and has been harshly grilled for the hasty plank from afghanistan, and all makers didn't minced their words either with the country's top diplomat. i can summarize this in one word, but trail mr. blink, and assuming it's not classified, can you tell us where you are today? yes, i'm at the state farm. it could couldn't be bothered to come down here and see congress are right. that's great. this administration's bungle pull out from afghanistan just may be the worst foreign affairs disaster in american history. and that's a failure on you either to plan or you had a horrible plan. simply put, i do not wish you. i'm not simply what you said. i don't wish to hear your installation of intelligence when you run to the camera and not list your regularly or lives of the intelligence stuff or your life all well, the last us flight left got to stand on august 30th, bringing to a close america's longest for the 2 weeks between the taliban, rapid advance and

you watching artie international now in his testimony before congress, the u. s. secretary state hands, me blink, and has been harshly grilled for the hasty pull out from afghanistan and all my kids didn't mince their words either with the country's top diplomat. i can summarize this in one word, the trail, mr. blink, and assuming it's not classified, can you tell us where you are today? yes, i'm at the state farm and couldn't couldn't be bothered to come down here and see congress are right. that's great. this administration's bungle pull out from afghanistan. just maybe the worst foreign affairs disaster in american history, and that's a failure on you either to plan or you had a horrible plan. simply put, i do not wish you. i'm not simply what you said. i don't wish to hear you and it'll tell it when you serious front of the camera and you will get all your lives of the stuff or your lives all okay, when i get more than this now and go live to morrow garcia, he's in the afghan capital, the more it is clear isn't it that the administration, the u. s. administra

congress. now the u. s. is now putting afghanistan in a similar category as nations like venezuela and iran, where the sanction are based on the countries leadership. but we know that the sex is really hurt civilian. so in the end, we're going to hurt the people whose country we went into. we bombed, we killed civilians anyway, so this is going to get worse as the sections wrap up. absolutely, and people don't understand, even though somewhere i think americans do. if you do what you just described, if the united states has war for 20 years, and now sanctions the country, the leaders, the people who have now taken over the taliban, they have an easy sell to their people. it's not they that are failing. it's the united states, as hostility, it's embargoes, its sanctions, it's doing everything to under cut them it's. it's happening everywhere in venezuela, in the iran. the leadership there turns around and uses these us hostility to justify people not being angry at them for the mistakes. and the failures and