u. s. given the fact that on this particular issue, they have lost all trust and then so this has a lasting impact on us french relations. and as i said, that french anger at this alliance, not going anywhere. now might let me ask you about iran because have been these sort of ongoing behind the scenes efforts to try and resume negotiations between parties. the 2015 nuclear deal minus the united states. what did johnny say about this? well, this is very important issue, it's a meeting that is going to be taking part on the silence of the un general assembly, the joint comprehensive plan of action which was at 2016 deal signed with iran and a number of other partners. now that has been patiently essentially being on hold, but the foreign minister are drawn saying that he's hopeful that some kind of momentum can be achieved at this particular meeting. he points out that there's a new iranian government in place. he'll be meeting a new iranian foreign minister at that particular meeting and he says

u. s. have given up trying to find 23 species, declaring them all extent. they include the ivory build woodpecker, which has attracted public attention several times over the years and confirm sightings, fish and wildlife service officials say that exhausted efforts to find it along with 10 other bird species, 2 type of fish and 8 kinds of underwater muscles. ah, hello again. i'm fully battle with the headlines on al jazeera tenicia. the president has named the geo of physics professor with little political experience as the country's 1st female prime minister. his asks, national. i would then to form a government last week present case said announce he would draw by decree and ignore parts of the constitution fucking protests. what murderer? a few people with us. this is a historical moment where we see the 1st time ever a lady with a prime minister in our country that we will be taking care of our responsibilities in such a moment. it's an honor to us and fortune is in women. seeing you was our prime minister. women can be successful leaders just as men c

u. s. never wants to admit that it made an error, especially the u. s. military given the publicity that this this case has the military really had no choice but to admit. and it had made a mistake. if you simply pay off, you say ok, we made a mistake here. we'll throw money at it. it goes away, nothing goes away. i mean, 10 people are dead and no one will be held to account. we need to take a long, hard look at the process. he's involved in authorizing the strike and giving permission to release this missile. who made that decision based upon what intelligence? and again, if you sweep this under the rug, if no one child to a child, if nobody's fired or charged with criminal activity. and if this goes way, if we throw money a dead people. and if we allow the military to walk away without any repercussions, it will happen again. authorities and southern texas have banned drones from flying near the border. after dramatic footage showed thousands of migrants crowded under a bridge. authority said the move was down to security reasons. can often has the administration has

u. s. never wants to admit that it made an error, especially the u. s. military given the publicity that this so this case has the military really had no choice but to admit that it had made a mistake. there is an indication that we will try to put a, a price to a life and there's 10 lives have been lost. i don't know what price that is. no price should be acceptable. the real accountability, however, if you simply pay off, yes, you say okay, we made a mistake here. we'll throw money at it. it goes away, nothing goes away. i mean, 10 people are dead and no one will be held to account. we need to take a long, hard look at the process he's involved in authorizing the strike, giving permission to release this missile, who made that decision based upon what intelligence? and again, if you sweep this under the rug, if no one shall do account if nobody's fired or charged with criminal activity, because this leave me so is criminal negligence on the part of somebody. somebody made a decision to fire that mr. with insufficient information and 10 innocent people died. if this g

u. s. have given up trying to find 23 species, declaring them all extent. they include the ivory build woodpecker, which has attracted public attention several times over the years and confirm sightings, fish and wildlife service officials say that exhausted efforts to find it along with 10 other bird species, 2 type of fish and 8 kinds of underwater muscles. ah, hello again. i'm fully battle with the headlines on al jazeera tenicia. the president has named de geo physics professor with little political experience as the country's 1st female prime minister. he's asked nash level then to form a government last week, present case, a denounce he would draw by decree and ignore parts of the constitution fucking protests.

u. s. 3 shots that given to people around the world. but there are billions and billions of doses needed for this job and they're going to need other countries to so the plea and i think the reason this is behind closed doors and so they can make this pretty firmly to some of the countries is that other countries do the same and he put some conditions on that. he said he wants the rich countries to donate vaccines. he doesn't want to sell vaccines and sit on the sovereign council step to chairman who's blame cheese. they've qu, attempt on politicians saying they turned a blind eye to what people need. 21 officers and a number of soldiers have been arrested after they tried to take control of several government institutions. gunshots had been foreigners, a vehicle carrying the cranium, precedence. principal aids happens in a suburb of capital kit, please say 110 bullets for far to the vehicle wound in the driver. president the miss landscape promise a strong response. aids has escaped unharmed. it's not yet noon. who was behind the attac

saying that it is equivalent to every one shot vaccine that they've given to someone in the u. s. 3 shots they've given to people around the world, but there are billions and billions of doses needed for this job. and. 1 they're going to need other countries to so the plea and i think the reason this is volume closed doors and so they can make this pretty firmly to some of these countries is that other countries do the same. and he put some conditions on that. he said he wants the rich countries to donate vaccines. he doesn't want them to sell vaccines . he also said that need to be no strings attached. so no idea that you can say, oh, what we give, you will give you a dose, a package of vaccines in return for a political commitment or a political support or another issue, or in return for a trade deal. no, no strings attached. the rich countries need to do that g t, the un secretary general speaking 24 hours ago, said it was an obscenity. that's right. now if you look in africa, that 90 percent of people in africa have not received those yet. when many rich countries are beginni

u. s. viewing this memorial, given the fact that we all know 20 years away from the original attacks. well, you know, there are some that are now college age are in university that have no recollection of these events simply because they weren't alive. and so this is certainly a tragedy that is now being remembered by an older generation of americans. but for those younger americans who are marking this day, they don't know what time when america wasn't at war. and even though we know that joe biden has declared the conflict in afghanistan over the troops have been withdrawn, he never said that the counter terrorism efforts of the united states around the world would stop. and so this is what this de represents for millions whether they were alive on september 11th, 2001 or not is that america change that day there is before september 11th, and there's after september 11th. and that is how the united states is viewed through that lens around the world. and it has shaped as foreign policy. many would argue in adverse ways. but the bottom line is, is that not only policy outside the uni

u. s. vice president. but given the fact that now there has been this high profile resignation of the special envoy to haiti calling into question and then criticizing in a stinging resignation letter of the policies of the bible ministration. watching carefully to see what more might be said. now the letter itself was particularly singing. not only did daniel foot call the policy to send back haitians to be in humane, but he went even further, pointing out some of the hypocrisy of the bureaucrats implementing this. he says that sending haitian migrants to a country where american officials are living, confined to a secure compound because of the danger posed by armed gangs in control of daily life. it's not something that he could any more longer do. and so as a result, he is leaving his position. now, this is going to be difficult for the white house to explain, given the fact that for days they have been pastored by reporters in white house briefings about how the united states could welcome in tens of thousands

u. s. that probably we're given a choice of either either to us or we're them and, and you don't want to be against us so, so i have a feeling they're politically, politically pressured in the end of this deal. is there anything really practically that france can do about this, that you can appreciate why it's angry that it's well so far down the road with this particular deal that it's, it's also come up militarily to helping us. it's going to major part of nato must now be sitting back thinking, well, what was the point of all that? what's, what's in it for us, but really, france can't do everything by itself. it does kind of need nato, it does need the us. so what else can i do other than show it's anger? i think, well, they can show anger. i think it's going to, it sends a message in the, you know, you, her, the, you already. so australia was in the process of negotiating a free trade deal with the you. i think they can scratch that at least scratch that for several years. maybe one thing settled down, they can re negotiate that, but that's out of the window for now. that's going to hav

u. s. that probably were given a choice of either either it's us or or them. and, and you don't want to be against us so, so i have a feeling they are politically, politically pressured in the end of the deal. now i was just the trouble can be a nation of hygiene, wasn't enough trauma with hundreds of thousands of displaced while deadly earthquake and political term, one of the presidents estimation. now the us is pointing on the agony by deporting thousands of illegal modern spect impoverished nation, whose authorities are pleading for monetary and oratory. and one of life which started on sunday, they brought around $300.00 migrants to the haitian capital. 6 more flights are expected on tuesday. the us authorities are looking to expel some 17000 people. most of them, patients from the texas border with mexico. some are being kept and holding facilities so many more remain in a makeshift count under a bridge in the south, the state, the bar ministration only came under fire on the mayor of the texas city at the central crisis as well as the state governor. i

u. s. that probably were given a choice of either either to us or more of them and, and you don't want to be against us. i have a feeling they are politically pressured into, into the deal. all the trouble can be a nation of faith. he has seen its show of troubles with hundreds of thousands of displaced by deadly earthquake and political turmoil of the president's assassination. now the us is adding to the pressure of what affording thousands of illegal migrants back to the impoverished nation haitian authorities of pleading for humanitarian moratorium. all of life were started on sunday, brings around 300 migrants to the haitian capital with 6 more flights expects that on tuesday, us authorities are looking to expel some 17000 people. most of them have sions from the texas border with mexico. seller being kept in the holding facilities, though many more, remained a makeshift camp under a bridge and the thought of the state. the botany ministration came on the fire on the matter of the texas city at the center of the crisis. as one of the states governor, i think for the public transparency

in the pacific relationship, particularly when it comes to the defense capabilities, given the aggressions the u. s. ledgers of china in the south china sea. so this is certainly something that is controversial given the fact that if you know joe biden has not done a lot of the trump era policies with respect to china, they consider it to be a major concern. and so that escalation, that started prior to joe biden, taking office, just seems to continue to escalate. kimberly, how can live 1st there in washington? thanks. kimberly andrew simmons in london. so, and what is his stake here for the u. k? we know the primary, the boys, johnson was asked about the alliance in parliament. yes, he's pretty chuff, this is to him and to the rest of his government. a big win to have a deal with its close all of the states and australia, which is in the commonwealth to him. it's something that he wanted in post bricks in britain. he's out of do or pin union. now he wanted to have tre, ties with, with asia. defense goes with it. so he's trying to play down any adverse or serial intention against china. but clearly

u. s. government scientists of officially given up trying to find 23 species, declaring them all extinct. thank the i rebuild woodpecker, which is attracted public attention several times on the on confirm some things. but the fish and wildlife service officials say they've now exhausted efforts to find it along with 10 other bird species, 2 types of fish and 8 kinds of underwater muscles. it's a sad thing, it's a difficult thing. there will be some losses. but at the same time, i think it's important to reevaluate from time to time where we are and because new species haven't been seen in a very long time, despite a lot of effort to find them. you know, i think it's probably time to declare them extinct. and hope we learn the lessons that we need to learn and move on. one of the world's oldest tropical rain forests has been officially handed back to its original owners. me then train was returned to the eastern cuckoo yolanda people in a historic deal signed with the government of the australian state of queensland. the agreement also include several other national parks, totaling 16000

but given the fact that the u. s. president has been dealing with some uncomfortable tensions between the united states and european allies over those issues. i mentioned and now have to head up to the un general assembly. we'll see some of them face to face. there are still questions being raised about the fact that this may be happening now to kind of ease some of those tensions. the other thing quickly we should mention is these changes do not affect land travel from canada or mexico. in other words, the us northern border or the southern border, and that certain to cause some irritation for the canadians. given the act that they opened up their border to air travel and land land traveled back in august and the united states kept the land travel restrictions for canadian into the u. s. in place, even as it opened up air. travel from that very same country can be great, thanks for that can be helped at the in washington dc. thanks. pay more still ahead on the news r, including a positive i'm going to stop and now b

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 standing government and whether the taliban is going to do something to help them that, that you would have to ask the new afghanistan government if they're, if they're going to help their own people. i would hope that they would because clearly they were just a terrible tragedy in a number. so it was supposed to have been and i talk owner would be so assigned ball not what went wrong. what happened to, to the intelligence looks like everything went wrong, and that wasn't a suicide bomber at all. in fact, it were still the opposite. he was an aide worker and, and then somebody, you know, clearly made an error in where they were going to do the strike because they did the strike in a residential area where they were. so as i understand it, 7 children who were right there were killed as well. so it's just a tragedy. clearly the, the intelligence that we have was wrong an

and given that the negotiation c wong between the u. s. and going have stalled. what is it going to take to break that in past? yeah, we're going to need some major gesture and the south korean government hopes that this gesture can be the proposed into a korea economic cooperation that it has been talking about since the very beginning of the ones in ministration. 2017, they were always hoping that the us would also be on board to support this, which was clearly not possible. while donald trump was american president and was by them the administration. not yet having quite clear and be articulated in north korea policy. it is the whole certainly of the korean government, south korean government that washington would be on board for this more, let's say, appeasing sense a gram. they are agree without assessment. and what do you think needs to be done now to move forward and break the sticking points, at least between the united states and north korea? well, it's really hard to say, i mean, i agree with you on that. i think we've been moving and circles with the l

u. s. state of california, a deciding the fate of governor, given you some in a special recall election. the campaign to ask the democrat began with a conservative republican group and gain momentum during the pandemic museum has been criticized for his handling of the code 19 outbreak. along with liberal policies on immigration and crime, if more than 50 percent vote for him to be recall, he'll be replace by whichever candidate receives the highest vote. in the 2nd question on the ballot, those the top stories do stay with us down to 0. the forbidding, we'll take a look at the birth of african cinema. that's next. i for now government supposed swindling russia, parliamentary election take place in september. but as a position leader electing a valley remains in prison, a band from taking part could do to the kremlin be wide open for another clean sweep approved and supported. special coverage on al jazeera me, i choose many aspects of afghan coach had been systematically destroyed or forgotten. the afghan films archive has been largely preserved through all of these years. when so much

u. s. respond has so far been muted. so given where you are standing right now, what is the domestic reaction to the arrival of this fuel mixed reaction. its supporters are saying that the has below is saving the people. it's bringing in iranian fuel to break the black market, for example, because right now there is the black market. these people are waiting for hours just by a subsidized fuel, but there is a black market, but it's called it costs a lot of money for people. 80 percent of the population who are now poor so, so no doubt that they're seeing this as a positive move, especially that has been saying that it's going to provide diesel to hospitals to bakeries to orphanages. but has the law, has a lot of critics and domestic opponents here who feel that it's not only undermining the state that is not allowing a state to be built. it is part of the system. it always tries to show that it is not parts of the system, but it has long been accused of protecting a corrupt, corrupt system. so definitely mixed reaction. the husba

world and within the united states, all of the information was based on details given by a whistleblower within the u. s. e company and she left the joining the company back in 2014. so what does indicates is that this is something that has been going over a lengthy period of time, essentially the us, according to the investigative running a most. and we computer operation within the united states and other parts of the world for a period approaching a decade. the sheer length of this operation is staggering. ok, thank you so much for that, mike canada, bring us the lesions, lie from washington, d. c. let's stay with this, which i know, but glen call. he's a former type c national intelligence officer for transnational threats at the cia and joins us by skype from boston. and it's good to have you with us here on al jazeera, the men who agreed to pay the sum of money. they claim they thought they were working with the u. s. government. is that a plausible scenario in your view? well, it's not that plausible to me. you know, it is true that there are many americans who work for a companies that provide i

u. s. calls states remnants of was hurricane nicolas still given us what weather pulses towards the south of alabama and along the florida panhandle in time for central america. just aggressive rain falling in mexico city on sunday. we've got some what weather across the caribbean, his farm. ok for that top end of south america, persistent rain for the pacific coast of columbia, falling through the columbia andes further toward the south. disturbed weather for part of a lake re rate down to your grey or something on 39, but i think you'll get up to 40 by the time monday rolls around and then a big drop in temperatures. on tuesday, the weather sponsored by cut off airways voted world's best airline of 2021. meteor ice, small natural rocks from outer space that survive the journey down to us and have high market value for rock and minimum collectors. the world's joins the moroccan nomads in their desert such with these gifts for adults. yeah, i can tell that it's a meter i had it is it is, i mean, to roy morocco's meteorite hunters on orders with more than 200000000 cases because of 19, worldw

u. s. are both condemned and 11 year prison term given to a prominent opposition leader and bella luce, maria collison, cova was a key figure in mass demonstrations last year against president alex on to look a shanker. she was convicted in a closed door trial along with fellow activist, maxine the mac was handed a 10 year sentence, both denied charges of violating national security and trying to see power to do this. verdict is unlawful and not based on evidence during co proceedings. culpability was not confirmed, no, with the charges. the defense will appeal within 10 days. the defendants, i think, will appeal as well. lots more. so to come here and just here, including a well 1st in cuba, rolls out corona, virus, vaccines for children of young tooth. and brazil, president signs of degree change in internet rules are allow people to re post band contest mon up ah ah, hello from dell has plenty of hot sunshine to go around in the middle east. then what do you say about humidity? you like it? we'll focus on that for the forecast. specifically, we will talk about doing just a 2nd, but a sligh

russia, given the recent a u. k, u s. u security alliance, st. u k. united states alliance. this is a quick, one of the, the quick questions. yes, that's the trans atlantic relationship. yes. so really briefly, i think i'm trying to go see some change in germany, no matter who comes into the office because the german consensus sometime changing from a reading or countenance approach a bit naive perhaps trying to include china and the global system to a more confrontational approach closely uniting itself with the us and russia. there's going to be continuity, i think, not seem to have done that. the issue that everyone talks about, that sorta thunder sanctions at the heart of germany, russia policy and they will likely continue again. and each chapter defend spending is the one that people tend to tend to talk about globally. and that there i can only say that no german, particularly of the 2 percent defense spending. busy go so very likely to be disappointing with us for those who were hoping for more there. i think the question mentioned the office i'll catch back the last

u. s. military dogs now serving the taliban against the black port. and the president biden has given a growing endorsement of america's longest for and even said that the afghan mission was an extraordinary success. despite the chaos and bloodshed of recent days, you might find some of the footage in our next report upsetting extraordinary success . and this mission was due to the incredible skill, bravely and selfless courage of united states, military and our diplomat and intelligence professionals. it was designed to save american lives, the family of the 13 american soldiers who died and a terrorist attack and cobble a few days ago would definitely argue with that biden's appearance at the dignified transfer of the remains. certainly added insult to injury. i said, i swear to god if he checks his watch one more time, i couldn't look at him anymore after that considering especially the time and why we were there. i found to be the most disrespectful thing i've ever seen now after this so called successful operation over a 100 americans are still stranded in afghanistan. the exact

they've already given, so he's saying by the end of next year, the u. s. will get 1100000000 vaccine doses the u. s. presidency that's equivalent to for every one shot when they put in the arms of an american, 3 shots in the arms of someone else around the world. and he said, if that is followed by all the countries, then they can try and get to vaccinate the world. but it still is a very big undertaking, given the size of the world's population, given that you've got to get these doses to people located in, in all sorts of parts of the world, including. and this is a real consensus united nations in conflicts items the u. s president also saying that those rich countries that he wants to get money need to add to and give vaccines need to donate the vaccines. they should not be selling the vaccine strike making money out of this. and he said there should be no strings attached. what the u. s. is that i want to see is someone come up and say well will support that policy. busy if you support that policy will, will give you this batch of vaccines, or if you

now when we return, why are some refugees being given a speed passing to the u. s. by others are being returned to their homeland? 360 view after the break, the the families that mark sounds good. i took mark you function, you would like to get some idea of what to do. i'm john got that. i've got that limit and i wanted them to be skilled that you know the left me about the less about the news and what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy foundation. let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. development only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very political time. time to sit down and talk me the me ah, recovery and damage assessment is under way across the northeast. after went to lack of a hurricane, ida turned deadly for the area. now at least 40 people have died from maryland to new york city, including a 2 year old r to trade chev. as reports from our new york bureau, the remnants of hurricane ida unleashing dangerous flash floods and tornadoes across the northeast. overnight. the r

given. i know clink is a former u. s embassy official in beijing and form a deputy assistant secretary of defense for east asia. he says the measures a reminiscence of the drastic actions taken during the cultural revolution decades ago. i just think that this is just the latest example in a series of measures designed to extend the control the chinese communist party as well as underscore shooting, pains, paramount leadership over every aspect frankly, of china's civil society economy, government and just life in general. unfortunately, it's frighteningly reminiscent very chaotic period chinese history nor the cultural revolution where the arts and entertainment were subordinated. the chinese communist propaganda, as well as men to underscore and encourage the cult of personality focused on mouths that done at the time. and now she didn't pick my opinion, you know, you just take the last week as an example, that the c p t has an act new measures to crack down on online gaming. for instance, for minors has continued to c

well, some of the binge of i was given exclusive access to the city after the u. s. withdraw was complete. a few weeks ago of guns had to go through rigorous security to play football in the park next to the governor's house in july. about since the governor handed over control of the city to taliban, they don't need permission. they say they continue to play in their kids without any problem less than half an hour ago at the same venue. not monday, this from longer, hard problems were addressing people. most of those in the stadium gathered to show their support for the taliban. mom who did that good. she we're very excited after 20 years these i'm a gamer and i've kind of started back as the former government was illegitimate. now everyone is very happy and we have a piece for life kind of stand known as stopping us from saying anything on social media. deal all about is the prevention capital. and it's on a crucial eastern trade route. that box fun. what does it, but a lot of our leaders are content with their to we progress as the focus remains on security and r

defense as well as secretary of state in the ha, ha, ha, is uniquely positioned given the fact that not only doesn't have the u. s. mission to afghanistan, there, but also offices for the taliban as well as what the united states is recognized as even as it reluctantly works with the taliban. not only to secure the release of the evacuation rather of americans, they also need to have a bit of a working relationship on the issue of development and security. making sure that things like the airport can be fully reopened and also that there can be desired goal of ensuring that extremism does not reemerge. so there are a number of agenda items that are a top priority for the united states, but there's also some good will gestures and diplomacy that's going on as well. the united states there to thank katara and other gulf states that have helped and assisted with this evacuation. but also there is this desire to reassure nervous allies because you have to remember not only where the optics of this evacuation and the withdrawal of us soldiers a mass. but there was also kind of a unilateralism that took place. so that

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u. s. federal reserve, which has the largest reserves in the world, but with the safety comes conditions. so what does that mean for afghanistan if they aren't given access to their own assets that are stored in the united states, when the firm are success, really, and as if the u. s. doesn't have a bad enough reputation, that part of the world is, i mean it's going to turn every everybody afghanistan further against against us and caused the taliban to reach out more profoundly and with greater economic size to russia and china. it's a matter of us once again, surely of self and the foot on foreign policy decisions. and it's really absolutely fine. and it would just be nice. so we can establish some kind of normal relationship. i think that was the thinking and pulling the troops out of afghanistan with the taliban, that we develop the normal economic relationships or normal trading relationships and normal political chips. but, but when you have going on to sanctions is, is probably like a big p r. move, but it's actually devastating propaganda and is going to drive further further into terrorism. further into the underground economy. it's not g

u. s. is formed with the u. k and australia to noisy in president site has given himself extra powers, including rule by the creed and says he will no longer serve all parts of the constitution. the new measures go beyond steps he took in july, when he facts, the prime minister for parliament and assumed executive authority, spain tourism minister, has been criticized often suggesting a volcanic eruption on one of the canary islands. could be a draw for tourists. a wall of lava up to 12 meters high is slowly moving across the palmer. on the 6000 people have been evacuated since eruption on sunday. the us says it will provide more than $330000000.00 in humanitarian and economic aid to migrants from bennett whaler. nearly 5700000 of them have sold refuge in 17 countries across the americas. the announcement was made shortly after president nicholas middle addressed the un general assembly demanding sanctions against his country b lifted headlines. one you here on algebra right off the inside story. shortly, bye bye. from talk to al jazeera, we what gives you hope that there is going to be peace because the situatio

u. s. i guess all things considered the response was quite measured. it was indeed some would call it very moderate, very tempered, particularly given the words that have come out of china in the wake of that particular deal. words use such as renewing a cold war ideology. but the chinese president stayed away from any direct criticism of the united states and its allies in that particular deal. he adopted a mission, very equitable tone as it were. putting china as a country that is interested in globalization is interested in multilateralism. insisting that the important thing is to negotiate a dialogue rather than indulged in confrontation. this is what the chinese president had to say. go, you go up differences and problems among countries. hotly, avoidable need to be handle through dialogue and corporation on the basis of equality and mutual respect. one countries assess whether it does not have to mean another country's failure. and while it's big enough to accommodate common development and progress of all countries, we need to pursue dialogue and inclusiveness over confrontation and exclusion. and like joe biden, the u. s. president and the brit

u. s. s. withholding $130000000.00 in military aid to egypt until a country takes steps to improve its human rights record. the money accounts for fraction of the $1300000000.00 given by washington every year. the government of the cc has overseen a crackdown on descent since the most in brotherhood was ousted in 2013 rights groups. calling for more aid to be withheld by the usa, the decision is a the trail. so to come here now does air including south korea, looks to china for help as it tries to engage with young young, rich nuclear weapons program. and we report from the southern mexico where human rights advocates, a policies and migrant attorney era into an opening this morning that i use hi there. here's a headlines for the americas. we had nicolas make landfall as a category one storm toward the texas gulf coast. we saw a storm surge that a 100 more than a 100 millimeters of rain leading to scenes like this is the situation on wednesday . it moves further toward the east. this becomes a story for the wheezy, anna, with some heavy pockets of rain to be expected. here toward the eastern portions of north america, some big storms that were over, the great lakes

u s. c u alliance, running neck and neck. lengthy coalition talks are expected to happen before government can be formed. with the social democrats candidate for chancellor shalt says, voters have given his party the monday to push ahead with its goals, cash stuff that we can pay for more respect. and this is cited for industrial modernization to go on in our country. and for manmade climate change to be slowed down to important issues in our country that targets for which we are working. and for this to be possible for the full cost and pause to be so favorable, the exit polls are showing great support for the s p d from the citizens. that is managed to strive and implement everything we have suggested and to put our political strength into it of part in while the s t use candidate says he is not satisfied with the results army lasha has now to do everything possible to build a conservative government have i comes is for by the election campaign is finishes and this is now about one thing. a stable coalition for a strong and modern germany towards the chancellor will be the one to bring opposite together, develop a successful program for the coming 4 years will be there will be many

u. s. is there illegitimately, but they are present there and that is also a reality. and given their intention to fire weapons, whether it without good cause, we can talk about a conflicting mechanism that mechanism does work. and i would like to draw your attention by the way, to the fact that this mechanism is working. despite the legal prohibitions that the 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?

weeks and months between them. paris, washington come there and given the unprecedented challenges in the best, it makes no sense that the u. s. u. k. and australia acts on their own without the cooperating closely with a key actor suggests friends with also in japan and we cannot have such a limited corporation. france is a nation of the best to speak with others is there is there, is there more than 7000 soldiers permanent deployed in the region? we sentence submarines for gates aircraft carrier in the region. so we are an actor . we have to tell you a row and it is clearly disappointing that such try to open the ship, excludes paris, the trial and the 2015 emission is cheating scandal that's come to be known as germany's diesel gate has begun in brunswick for former executives, the volkswagen are accused of using manipulated software on millions of cars that allow the vehicles to cheat emissions tests. it was exposed by us regulators and has already cost volkswagen billions and fines and compensation to car owners out there is dominant cain reports from berlin. its the central theme is this, what was called a dedicated def

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