u. s. doesn't have much in the way of a, of embassy officials. it's all politics. it's the u. s. now, i miss this anti russia campaign that i've been going on really, since the late obama administration, vaccine donations by western countries are feeling a to much initial pledges. so say that people's vaccine alliance, whose latest report concludes that pharmaceutical companies and rich states are contributing to jam inequality around the world. the document named a dose of reality, underlines at nearly 2000000000 co vaccine shots were initially promised by wealthy nations. however, only 14 percent of vaccines were delivered to the countries most in need. just one in 50 people in low income nations are fully vaccinated with more in the story this hour. here's broadcast. if we all remember how it started, we were all scared. there was no medicine will cure no vaccine and new plaid, the rich and the poor would truly equal. no amount of money would protect you from this dreadful new virus at then we all needed one another. we're all in this together and we'll come through together. soun

u. s. has had an enormous military footprint on china's doorstep. now the most of its truth of withdrawn in the united states is shifting its focus from them, at least to china. the u. s. wants to keep china's border with janice, n as unsafe as possible, and a constant worry by tacitly endorsing for at the very least turning a blind to i, the terrorist groups. and the us in the u. k. m. it's supporting separatist movements in china going back decades. this is all part of america strategy to mess with china, create chaos, divide and conquer. but these added states is making a huge mistake once again, just like they back the magazine in the 1980s to fight soviet. now they're implicitly backing you the terrorists in order to fight the chinese. and you know, there comes a point where you really have to understand that backing jihadists is not a good idea. there is nothing beneficial about someone's blowing themselves up and committing a terrorist attack. i mean, this is incredible. how many times is it gonna take for the united states to realize that backin

u. s. doesn't have much in the way of, of embassy officials. it's all politics. it's the u. s. now, on this, this into russia campaign and that been going on really since the late obama administration get a job under $500.00 bonus. are going on, paid leave, bounced the ultimate and facing on vaccinated municipal employees in new york. the $300000.00 city workers, including firefighters and cops, are monday to, to get their 1st dose by friday. at the latest knots resulted in a wave of anger. on sunday, demonstrators gathered in this city center to protest against the measures. despite the opposition, the cities mirror is spending by the controversial move your city work or you need to be vaccinated. we are here to keep you safe. so you can keep everyone else safe . york city police officers take our can believe is of the monday will actually have the opposite effect and reduce safety in newark. well, it's basically a way to the, from the police without actually the funding them. going to have police officers either, either leaving the job or not showing up for work to or, and alread

u. s. now and the federal court has temporarily suspended a law in the state of texas, which effectively bands abortions, the legislation imposed at last month is the most restrictive in the country. it led to nationwide protests. the bad and administration challenged the law after the u. s. supreme court allowed it to go ahead, wednesday's rulings said the court would not allow, quote, the offensive and deprivation of such an important right. still head on al jazeera, we look at what's behind to rise in shootings and intimidation. a one of our containers, busiest ports. and covered 19 vaccination drive begins the migraines being held in an overcrowded detention center in libya. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways voted world's best air line of 2021. is right in the south and right in the north these 2 areas are coming together, squeezing out the heat that was quite present. great in for example, 7 degrees above average still, but it is co

u. s. sanctions. now, all of their a pasco, a billionaire, and businessman, and in 2018 he was put on the u. s. sanctions list in 2019. he filed a lawsuit against the office of foreign asset control, saying that he was unfairly targeted and put on that list. he should not be on that list. u. s. media has widely alleged that thereupon has a relationship with paul mana, 4 and individual associated with donald trump, who was a key figure in the russia gate investigations, etc. and he did do business with paul man, a fort. however, all of europe pos guys been very clear that he was not engaged in paddling russian influence. he was not involved with donald trump or anything to that effect. furthermore, there had been widespread allegations and money laundering. and thereupon, good maintains this is politically motivated. so we have a situation where these properties are being searched there, us media is insisting these are the homes of dera. pasco pasco representative says these are not the homes of europe. th

u. s. has now become the world leader for this guy, which states are seeing the most activity and how clean energy is playing a role in the industry. plus the by an administration says it has plans to address increasing supply chain issues. but will it be enough to save the upcoming holiday season? we'll take a look at how the latest crisis is affecting the ongoing recovery. and then more than 100000 union workers are threatening to strike across the country. all one of us grapples with an ongoing labor shortage. we're going to bring you an end up look at why workers are taking to the picket line. got a pack show today. so let's get to it. and we begin with an aspect of big coin that quite frankly, isn't getting much media attention, but it is critically important to the criptos future. the u. s. is now leaving the country and leaving the world for big coin mining. yes. in fact the u. s. has doubled it, share in the energy intensive activity in the 4 months since china began a crypto currency crack

now the pandemic has, of course, read, have gone the global supply chain. a shortage of port operators and truck drivers in the u. s. has now led to traffic jams at doc, sun mt shop, show the government claims the ports have been overwhelmed due to a surgeon demand. and that of a booming economy for the public is not entirely convinced. and it has led to yet more gloomy reading for team biden. over half of those quizzes in a new nationwide survey, believe the administration is handling the economy very badly. we've gone from extremely prosperous, too, locked down and economically miserable in the space of a year from 2019 to 2020 the lockdown caused the supply chain to grind to a halt because businesses were not ordering products and supplies anymore because they weren't able to remove them and sell them, and they weren't sure when they would be. the government does not expect to perform well in the next couple of elections if the truth about the supply chain. and the current state of the american economy becomes widely known, were told by the administration. this problem will be over by the end of 2022. i'm seeing

u. s. doesn't have much in the way of, of embassy officials. it's all politics. it's the u. s. now, i miss this anti russia campaign that i've been going on. really, you, since the late obama administration, the sad thing is that it's the average person who gets hurt by the us and you have to go to warsaw and you have to get the shing and visa. so it gets very expensive. and i did so very childish, it seems to me a big developing story this weekend, a thousands of migrants have set help from mexico 7, but with the safety of temperature eula. and on our heading towards the us scuffles broke out when police trying to hold mind the massive caroline the the than 3000 people, including families with young children, again, tracking on food on saturday. the migrants from hey, to south and central america hope to reach the us. settle that this week, breath and bite of acknowledge that the that he should visit the united states southern board and also saw that he hasn't had time so far. so benzo l a base journalist code documents has mixed messages from the u. s. a contributing to the curre

u. s. doesn't have much in the way of, of embassy officials. it's all politics. it's the u. s. now, i miss this in to russia campaign that i've been going on really since the late obama administration, the sad thing is that it's the average person who gets hurt by the us and you have to go to worse off and you have to get the shing and visa, so it gets very expensive. and i did so very childish, it seems to me how big developing story this weekend, thousands of migrants have settled from mexico, southern border states. you have tepid sheila and dan, our heading to the us scuffles. br account when police try to hold find the massive can the the some 3000 people in leaving families with young children and began tracking on. on saturday, the migrants from have a south and central america had to reach the us and settled back. and this week president biden acknowledged that he should visit the united states southern border . but also san he hasn't had the time so far. venezuela based journalist, poor doctor says mixed messages from b was contributing to the current crisis. destroys is r

u. s. now where several major pharmacies are on trial for their role in the nation's opioid crisis. they're accused of misrepresenting the risks of long time or period use and failing to properly monitor suspicious orders of the trucks. john hendern has a story at one of chicago's black market drug, bizarre tie. can't escape opioids or your net bad. yeah, real bad. he's woken up in an ambulance more than once. he's joined a rehabilitation program, but he can't help coming back for more more rows real bad. real bad. so i leave you to leave your j. c without you again. he'd like to kick the habit with the draw of opioids is too strong. this block on chicago's west side is a fentanyl epicenter. last year, deaths by opioids went up 30 present in illinois and 83 percent of those were due to fentanyl. located mar, nell brown says the fault lies with drug makers who dramatically underplayed the powerful lou revoke oil. is supposed to be a controlled substance. does, would occur, does what it unfolded as a control. so the not there is auto control many start with legally bought, but highly

u. s. u now side is in god's eye and says the deer will see you as a money withheld unless on ra agrees not to help certain groups of refugees. with ra, to resume the u. s. one day tuesday, surprises late here in god. the deep in rank of that would read coder, shoveling ceiling, which will allow the attorney are you ok to go through this proton to palestinian people of further absolute rejection of the agreement between the usaa on rob. this prevents unwell from its mission to provide relief and employment for refugees. the agreement mix unrra, you are state department agent. okay, let a me, a leather was over the phone with the joint refugee comedy explained in a statement that the cooperation framework imposes an acceptable conditions for the funding to precede. cheap among these is that its length, the continuation of the funding to this so called the neutrality of the whigs and policy and beneficiaries. ugh, one, rob. it's also a read the refugee issue of its political dimension, which is bas

u. s. is now leaving the country and leaving the world for big coin mining. yes. in fact the u. s. has doubled it, share in the energy intensive activity in the 4 months since china began a crypto currency crack down. let's bring in boomer co host with the ice and the president of the brownstone institute jeffrey tucker to talk about this the christy . let's start with you because it listen. okay, it's not just that big coin mining shifted to the united states. that's a big story. we could talk about, but here in the u. s, there is a movement that gets almost no media coverage. it's that shift to clean and renewable energy for the mining process. what can you tell us about that? i mean, i fully, well, there's a shift towards renewable energy and basically every single sector. but the big one mining industry really takes the cake and it's really the main driver of this ship . simply because energy is the biggest and most expensive input. so naturally, the miners are motivated to drive that costs down. other industries that we have in the states like manufacturing, they're also very

u. s. now, when politicians appear to have agreed to raise the us debt limit by $480000000000.00 to stave off of potential economic crisis, the sentence top democrat says the senate will soon start to base on a bill to raise the national barring cap. near to $29.00 trillion dollars. without it, the treasury would not be authorized to pay its bills in less than $2.00 weeks. the white house says it's a positive step forward and we'll give the country some breathing room, but this is only a reprieve until december. pfizer says it submitted a request to the main us drug regulator for emergency approval of its covered 19 vaccine. the children age from 5 to 11 trials for the age group began in july. the dr to vaccinate children has been spurred by a rising infections of the delta variance and the reopening of schools. the us and canada were among the 1st to approve the jap for children above 12 years old. back in may. as the u. s. continues to grapple with stagnated inoculation range, president joe b

u. s. now and a congressional committee investigating january's assault on capitol hill has voted unanimously to approve a contempt charge against a band. and he was a long time aid to former president donald trump. the committee says it was shocking van and refused to comply with the painters taking documents and testimony . this paved the way for a full vote by the house of representatives later this week that could lead to a criminal, came out to 0. petticoat high explains the vote and what comes next? the head of the committee basically send the message to the van and saying the committee is not going to take no for an answer. so all of this is because steve bad and was very close to president trump after a brief falling out. he was in all of the meetings leading up to the january, 6, a rally. the former president donald trump attended and he said on his radio show, january, january, 5th the day before the attack on the capital that it's basically an i'm going to quote him all hell going to

u. s. now, in the state of texas is banned organizations and companies from enforcing coven 19 vaccine mandates. governor greg abbott has been one of the most vocal opponents of making vaccines and mandatory in the us. his move comes is the bought an administration prepared to require employees with more than $100.00 workers to be vaccinated or test weekly for the virus. north korea's latest says his weapons development program. he's an act of self defense. kim jung own, made the comments at an exhibition showcasing military hardware. he says, the build up is necessary to face a hostile policies from the united states and increasing military forces in south korea. the 2 sides have been in an accelerating arms race with both testing, short range, ballistic missiles, and other weapons. still, head on al jazeera, a string of death, some bored. foreign fishing vessels has drawn attention to the plight of engine nation migrant fishermen. they tell us this stories of exploitation and abuse and hope f

u. s. now in the biden administration has issued a report on how it plans to protect american families from the economic risks of climate change. parts of the u. s. have been experiencing extreme weather, including wildfires and hurricanes. in february, a cold snap in texas led to widespread power outages, causing an estimated $10000000000.00 in property damage. the 40 page document comes ahead of the un climate change conference to be held in scotland next month. that's bringing our white house correspondent, kimberley hancock. my for us in washington, so tell us more. kimberly about what's in the biden administration's plan to, to deal with this climates crisis. i think what the main take away from this plan is it's approach. in other words, the biden administration through this plan seeks to show that essentially every aspect of the u. s. economy that touches ordinary lives. and also businesses is affected by climate change, whether it be extreme, whether in the form of flooding, drought, or

u. s. now, and new york city is braced for a shortage of public sector workers after a vaccine mandate deadline passed on friday. police and 5 to unions warned many staff will go on unpaid lave for refusing to get the job. fil lavelle explain. new york needs its firefighters and its cops, but pretty soon there may be fewer on duty than before. were trying to avoid what is going to be an inevitable disaster by design on monday morning told to get at least one shot and prove it by friday night, giving a choice of a cobra vaccine or no job unless medically exempt many refusing city work is from 1st responders to sanitation, i don't feel that i should be coerced into taking it before i'm ready. i'm already back. get back to you with a man not putting your harming your fellow sanitation workers in your, harming your neighbors and your harming the people in new york city. and it's time to stop and now a city preparing for a shortage in washington, st. hundreds of firefighters still unvaccinated, only

u. s. now, where resident in huntington beach california have filed a lawsuit after an oil spill off the coast of orange county investigation, suggest as ships anchor hit the underwater pipeline that rupture dansville tens of thousands of gallons of coiling to the ocean. accounts may, i says the beaches may be callous for months. esco live to rob reynolds who is in huntington beach, which has been affected by the soil spell. so what, what are we learning rob about the causes of this while spend? well it's, it's, we don't have an exact cause yet, but there are some strong suspicions that you can see behind me. the huntington beach pier and the, and the shoreline and the waves washing up on the beach, each wave carrying. unfortunately, we did some more a crude oil, and this spill stretches for many kilometers south of here. now, divers went down to the location where the breach of the pipeline took place. and they found that the pipeline was a distorted. it's a 1200 meter section of the pipeline

u. s embassy personnel communications intercepts that suggest that the russian intelligence agency was involved with. now russia is the leading suspect nbc news has learned according to 3 u. s. officials, the main suspect of the intelligence agencies. russia did it. well, one of the things that sparked this exact suspicion was this in a weird noise, heard and recorded by you as diplomats in cuba before they felt ill. and while now it turns out that this could have been just rowdy insects and not necessarily the super weapons. ah, what's also interesting is that it's not actually the 1st time this has been noticed in 2019 to american re surgeries, herani similar analysis. and they looked into the same recording concluded that this were crickets, not something allison. some reason their findings were brushed aside in this conspiracy theory to con a life of it's own some of the mystery. so the think it's crickets, whether drove the people crackers at the end of the day, but you don't know as to speed saying that these people to say they went through some, some pretty em, the heavy symptoms did have that boo

now u. s. media has also accused alexandra pasco, of money laundering, something he is also stepped up and said, is not accurate. and these allegations are politically motivated. so from what we understand the f b i is engaged in searches of these properties. these properties are places where relatives of ali derek pasco, are currently living. and at this point, at this point, we are waiting to hear what the f b. i has to say if anything comes with this. we know the searches are happening and us media is certainly not accurate though. when they call these the homes of alex dera, pasta. they are not get home. keeping us right up to speed or what's going on there . ortiz, caleb and thanksgiving. there's been a fiery exchange in the european parliament after the polish prime minister launched a tirade against you. institutions accusing them of overstepping their powers and even blackmailing his country ortiz, charlotte, stupid ski can tell us more fiery doesn't go off the way of describing some o

he filed a lawsuit now u. s. media has widely alleged that thereupon has a relationship with paul mana, for an individual associated with donald trump, who was a key figure in the russia gate, investigations, et cetera. and now from what we understand there is pretty clear denial from dera, pasco, that he had any association with man of fort. furthermore, there have been widespread allegations and money laundering. and thereupon sca maintains this is politically motivated. so we have a situation where these properties are being searched there, us media is insisting these are the homes of dear pasco, they are making clear your, a possible representative says these are not the homes of dera, pasco, these are homes of relatives. and we have a situation where it seems like us media is once again using this opportunity to bring back to the front. these trump russia collusion allegations that we heard and back during the presidency of donald trump. so i will be watching the situation closely. these searches are in pro

u. s. and now mox blumenthal editing chief of the greys and told us how good is looking for great government regulation of social media. her testimony dove tales very closely with the democrat censorship agenda. their plan or their desire to heavily sensor social media and to take out their political adversaries, but also their advancement of the national security state's own censorship agenda to target the media of official enemies. to target any media that contravenes imperial us goals or advances, what's considered misinformation which can be advanced by anyone. francis, how again was pushing that agenda and yes, she is represented by bryson juliette, a public relations firm founded by a former obama aid. it's providing her with strategic communications advice, and that very same aid is a advisor to the center for humane technology, which she has worked at in which has been taking on facebook. so she's not as a, an actual whistleblower. she is a political operative advancing a cohesive agenda, o

u. s. of now with a pretty good decision dated january with the fact that the united states can reach their long harm out into the world. a is not even an american who has never worked in the united today. the ed charge or writing char can with i hope that, you know, it's just probable us called we trust. they think they say they talk about the fees extradited it. this is what pretty severe. but if he's extra died today will kill it effectively. so this absolute legal labrenz, the june massage, continues to protest, his hair standing shoulder to shoulder would shoot in a song could have done. so for the last decade we had some really powerful words again from selim morris. and she says that his rights are our rights and if he loses, we all lose not really touches the crux of this court cases far beyond. a the story of one man is far beyond the story of june. the sergeant asked for many, is about the fundamental tenants and principles of the rights to express herself the rights to publish and the r

u. s. military, a tasha after a u. s. war ship attempting to cross russian maritime borders in the russian far east. now that happened when the u. s. s. chafie attempted to cross the russian board is the pizza, the great war ship had been operating according to sources in the sea of japan. up until that time. now, the sea of japan is important because right there at the moment, russian and chinese forces undertaking military training. the maritime interactions 2021 taking place and that includes the use of live artillery. now the u. s. s. chafie attempt it's across the board is and instead of taking heed of warnings, raised his colored flags that indicates a helicopter. taking off from it deck, he also makes it impossible to change its speed on its course. it was eventually persuaded to turn back by the russian anti submarine vessel. the admiral 3 boots. now, the russian defense ministry has called base a grave violation of international rules. whereas the white house, on the other hand, this said he still is not aware of any confrontation between us and russian warships. how that will affect the relati

u. s. of now, with a good decision dated january, should built with the fact that the united states can reach their how long are you out into the world. and that journal in that is not even an american who has never worked in the united today. the ag charge or try to charge him with basically they say, well, you know what a, oh, you know, even just, it's just a us called we trust. they think they, they talk about the fees, the extra died distance, what we, sophia. but if you actually are dodge it, they will kill it effectively. so this absolute legal labrons, the june massage, continues, the process is here, standing shoulder to shoulder would use in a song could have done. so for the last decade we had some really powerful words. again from selim morris, and she says that his rights are our rights and if he loses a we old lose, and not really touched at the crux of this poor cases, far beyond the story of one man is far beyond the story of hearing. the sergeant asked for many is about the fundame

now. of the u. s. capital police at the department of health and human services. now if just to give you an idea, if you're remotely familiar with the layout of washington dc, the u. s. department of health and human services. it's right at the intersection of independence avenue southeast in washington avenue. southwest is right alongside what's called the mole in washington dc where you have the smithsonian museums, the air and space of the national art gallery. and then of course, it's very, very close to the u. s. capital, the library of congress will. let's get more details now on this and cross live audio. caleb martin. now joining us here live on the program. can you bring us up to speed? what do we know so far from dc while the u. s. department of health and human services has been evacuated in this bomb threat is being taken very seriously and there are a number of roads closed in the capital. now this is important, as you noted before, this is the area in which the us capital building is located in which the white house is. this is the downtown washington

u. s. right now we've got some rain heavy at times, dancing around southern sections of mississippi into alabama and around louisiana. as far as we head toward the west. we've got gloomy conditions in what weather for san francisco. that's on thursday. i wanted to show you this vigorous system as it funds in on sunday, you know, california had it's dry, it's dear in almost a century. so this is much needed rain, but a very powerful system. and as we go back toward thursday, we're dealing with what weather for canada's west coast. plaguing vancouver, with a high of 16 bye for now. ah, compelling. we keeping our distance because it's actually quite dangerous. ambulances continued to arrive at the speed of the explosion. inspire, i still don't feel like i actually know enough about living under fascism was like, unequal to broadcasting. some nelson have been on august 9th news for happy al jazeera english proud recipient of the new york festivals broadcaster of the year reward for the 5th year running, ah, accused of crimes against humanity. a draft report says brazil's president should face crimin

however, now, although the mood has changed with stock figures from the national center for health statistics showing vall and crime in the u. s. is now at its highest point in modern history. now americans are clearly worried about this with the polling in july, showing that over 60 percent see the violent crime is a major issue that's up significantly from 3 months earlier. so we got reaction in various cities all across the us. i just felt very unsafe when, when there was like a lot of people saying that they should defend the police. i think with more police funding, they can get better need an apparatus better. you need more police to get things on the criminal deduction where crime wave is reduced down to one prefect. we need crime to fade away. we need peaceful days for you and him and me to walk down the street. well, at certain times of the day it's a no man's land as in i live in mid town, new york and you, you don't wanna walk out after dark. we definitely need mura war, law enforcement on the streets, yet. crime rate definitely went up. i know it has this down and we need our beliefs . i want equality police force.

u. s. in carter. and now sitting down with a delegation from the european union, the u. s. bond talks were the 1st faith held in person since its takeover of afghanistan in august dash, or when i am joins us now, live from dallas, so they're describing them as positive. what happened well. 1 if you look at the language, here's where we're going to have to infer read between the lines here because the americans at this point are offering any details. as the talks conclude though, i expect they will a, in the coming hours, if not tomorrow, but we are from the acting of foreign minister and the information ministry in afghanistan getting what they describe as a positive news, which is by their characterization, the to day meetings the 1st time meetings were quote positive, and that they hope it paves the way for recognition of the afghan government, not only by the united states, but the international community. this afghan delegation led by the acting foreign minister, came to doha, seeking international recognition. but really, most importantly, the financial assistance th

u. s. will now allow certain metals from the e. u to enter duty free. that avoids you retaliatory measures on us products that were due to take effect in december. former us president donald trump introduced the levies 3 years ago. phil laval has more from washington d. c. what this does is it gives president biden a number of wins. first of all allows him to show off on the world stage that the u . s. is back that it's making friends again, which is what a lot of the d trends he's been about. it's about him showing that the u. s. is moving away from that isolation is the approach that the previous administration favorite and a number of ways. it allows him to also avoid these a. you retaliate 3 tariffs, remember they would you to kick it in a matter of weeks. they're going to double duty on a number of things. like, for whiskey like harley davidson motorcycles, all american products and this would not have gone down well domestically. it also allows him to show off his green credentials. we know the president biden has made tackling climate change, a r

u. s economy from stalling out. ktvu tom baker joins us nowls of this new plan, and tom there is still not a guarantee of success. not a guarantee of success. in fact, it is a big bold plan for sure, and it's a big, bold plan that we really need, but there will be some likely big potholes. in front of it. with the holidays coming up, you might be wondering if gifts you plan to buy will arrive on time with store shelves, becoming barer and barer president biden brokered a deal to attempt to decongest the delays that ports of los angeles and long beach. ports that handle 40% of the containers coming into the country. the president's solution, get ports to operate nonstop until the overwhelming backlog of ships and containers is tamed 24 7 system. what most of the leading countries in the world already operated on now, except us until now, to make that work the key port unions led by the international longshore workers are committed to having their members work extra shifts to get that job done. in total. there were almost double the number of ho

u. s. the now has to work on the implementation of this deal. so did domestic processes. i'm your confidence at the u. s. and countries all around the world that have signed on to this to who will now seek to implement it swiftly and in good faith. but you know, that's no model for the, the domestic processes and all those jurisdictions that have signed on ireland was one of the last countries to agree to the 15 percent corporate tax rate. it's low taxes, encouraged firms like google, apple, and facebook to set up their european headquarters there. but kenya, nigeria, pakistan, and sri lanka rejected the agreement. kenya said the plan makes it hard for its government to collect levies from multinational tech giants. while nigeria says 15 percent is too low. ah, all right, let's bring in our guests in dublin, richard boyd, barrett and irish politician and member of parliament for people. the for profit in absentia must offer in the g will executive director of the african center for tax and governance and and bill bow. susanna ruiz, rodriguez oxfam internationals, tax justi

it's now a 2nd to do so after the u. s. the government has been sharply criticized for mismanaging the outbreak. monica yanna, kia has more present rideable, sonata, or himself, are, makes a point of not wearing a mask when he can or of saying he will not be vaccinated. but the numbers are decreasing because there has been a because vaccination has been now accelerated, despite the governments on policies and, and, and speeches and, and, and doing everything to deny the severity of this disease. but still, the vaccines have been rolling out and this has reduced the rate of infection. u. s . in mexico has promised to increase cooperation to reduce migration and violence is part of a major new security agreement. here a sexier stay antony blinking has been in mexico to hammer out the details. and us appeals court has temporarily reinstated a controversial abortion law in the state of texas. the legislation paused last month, effectively bounds of procedure and is regarded as the most restrictive in the us. as being challenged

u. s. immigrant visas on home soil. they now have to travel around 1200 kilometers to the american consulate in war. so it comes after the u. s. stopped a showing all tourist visas for russians earlier this year. now the us state department has added russia to its list of just 10 countries where it has no conceal a representation along with the lying. so the iran and libya and somalia, the russian foreign ministry has blasted the move. yes, diplomats tend to procedure trivial for the 21st century into a hell based on humiliation. on the brink of say it isn't and mike on a clean brain is casting leave ela with elsie correspondent alia katrinka. so russians have been listed as a homeless nationality, just listen to it once again, homeless nationality. this is really a diplomatic slap in the face and other countries on that lists other nationalities, i should say, include yemen, these libyans, that as well ends. and what those countries have in common? well, they were present the countries in which either b, u. s. has no consular p

u. s. in concert. they are now sitting down with the delegation from the e. u. the u. s. and taliban talks were the 1st to be held in person since the takeover of afghanistan in august. its actual name as more from the acting funny foreign minister and the information ministry in afghanistan getting what they describe as a positive news, which is by their characterization. the to day meetings, the 1st time meetings were quote positive, and that they hope it paves the way for recognition of the afghan government, not only by the united states, but the international community. this afghan delegation led by the acting foreign minister, came to doha, seeking international recognition. but really, most importantly, the financial assistance that comes with it. what concessions were made to get financial assistance. what a, what deals might be made between the 2 sides? we don't know as of yet, but what we do know is that the afghan delegation was asking the united states to end economic sanctions to unfreeze assets. the united states had frozen about $10000000000.00 in afghan as

u. s. has now passed 700000 corona virus debts the same time, california has become the 1st. you are state to make it compulsory for school children to be vaccinated against coven. 19 coven! gavin newsome says the move could go into effect as early as january. the mandate is pending approval from the us food and drug administration, for 12 to 15 year olds. and use pharmaceutical company. merc says trials show that it's experimental. covey 19 treatment, reduces hospitalizations and deaths by half. if approved, it would be the 1st pill for cover treatment in the global scheme designed to ensure fair access to covered vaccines says it will begin targeting countries with the lowest level of coverage. starting this month though, covers will send $75000000.00 vaccine doses to $49.00 of the least covered nations . those are your headlines. the dark side of green energy is coming up ex ah i was planning to see tomorrow to protest against climate change. the projects are planned, a massive crime marching from blue square for years and it's existence has been denied. but to day climate