u. s. on canada have already sent security equipments, including tax colon on the vehicles, 2, the troubled island, latin american and caribbean studies. professor daniel shaw says that haitians want us to stop meddling in their affairs. so our antique quotation mark, this is what washing has done to panama. it's a 1965. how many interventions and occupations washington continues to think that have the caribbean, central american atmosphere or back yard man. leave us alone. what i'm hearing from the haitian school here in the christ hayes that they want to hear from the event as well as the boulevard, the balloons, the russians, the chinese, they want to hear from the multi polar world. not from the utah world of the united states. in their lackeys and they want to have critical conversations about he's future about reparations, about how to repair, how many centuries of brutal white supremacist exploitation was a categorical. busy of by the in link in the u. n. b to once again for the 4th time, 100 years occupied, $82.00 major events in china now where the 3rd day. busy the chinese communi

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u. s. on canada have already sent security equipment, including tactical and armored vehicles to haiti, and both mexico and the u. s. have called for the formation of a non un multinational force to help combat the gang violence. there will be the even the un chief contributing to the intervention dialog. i believe that when he has not told me to stress him, the police said, asking it to be threatening with equipment to the number of other measures. but that in the presence hickle's houses, we needs an armed action to release the ports until all 40, when he said and quoted ought to be established. haiti's foreign minister has come before the 15 member body that leads the un to make his case as well. you might have the sensitive mission of bringing to the security council, the distress call from the entire people, which is suffering and to say loudly and clearly that the people of haiti, and not living there surviving every day. what human life so lost their kidnappings, public and private property is destroyed. there are rapes, theft, looting, threats, and intimidation. it looks like the da

u. s. canada on all way, as i country is not nasty together with us, are solidarity, associate solidarity to ukraine. have an interest in making sure that energy in europe were enough, becomes unaffordable. we also discussing that within the g 7 teams was in finance. ultimately the g 7 in those days it was still the g 6. it was actually establishing a good one. as an answer to the 1st hour crisis of the 19 seventy's and the breakdown lever bretton woods settlers at a time, it was possible to lead the world back to path of growth. and that is my idea as the current g 7 chair lou looks military of the movie, got the beds for loosely in pamela. we're using the opportunities we have as an economy in order to get the gas and heat your process down to an acceptable level. that's why we have an economic defense. if she you, it was $200000000000.00 euros, which also contains this gas prices ceiling. we have a commission set up from academic scientists, are employers, unions, municipal utilities and energy providers. and i made a suggestion to this last weeks how we could really strongly limit the

on sustainability. last month, the group put lobster from the u. s and canadared list of seafood to avoid saying wales were being entangled in lobster fishing gear. congressman jared golden and senator angus king say they're going to present a bill to withhold any future federal funding from the aquarium and its programs. because of the impact the red list designation has on maine's lobster industry. happening today. first lady jill biden is arriving in san francisco later this evening. she'll attend and speak at events on the west coast over the next two days. tomorrow morning, she'll be at ucsf as part of the biden administrations initiative to highlight breast cancer awareness month. she'll then travel to seattle. come and get efforts are underway to get more young people to vote in the upcoming november election campaign happening at uc college campuses across the state and how it using a goat to attract some possible voters. adding whether a bit of a warm up today across most ofsically the same r your friday, but that's some changes into the weekend and ne

then they raped and stole everything from us, from our goats toward gold mines, were a colon on the u. s. canada in france to remove their embassies from the county, will burn them because will be doing the same as the people of voting for sorcery on caught. in the meantime, the un security council has improved a joint us mexican resolution to sanction quote, anyone who threatens piece security, all stability in 80. but some of us media outlets are king and to see american boots on the ground in a cool that hasn't gone unnoticed. to washing post editorial board has called for military intervention in haiti 8 times since the july 2021 assassination of president jo vanelle, more ease. haiti is on the brink of revolution and the u. s. will do anything to stop it. now we're up to 9 washington post editorial board calls for military intervention, haiti since summer 2021. it hasn't even been a week since the last one. these all the lines that were mentioned in the, to east, the washington post or the button and ministration to put, intervene and put boots on the ground and hazy. we discussed the issue

on sustainability. last month, a group put lobster from the u. s and canadaangled in lobster fishing gear. congressman jared golden and senator agnes king say they're going to present a bill to withhold any future federal funding. from the aquarium and its programs because of the impact of the red list designation on maine's lobster industry happening today, first lady jill biden will arrive in san francisco this evening. she'll attend and speak at events on the west coast over the next two days. tomorrow morning, dr biden's visit ucsf as part of the biden administrations initiative to highlight breast cancer awareness month will then travel to seattle, where she'll stay at least through saturday. soaring gas prices and airfare of many people rethinking their holiday travel plans. a survey by bankrate finds 43% of americans plan to travel this holiday season of that group. nearly 80% say they're changing their travel plans due to rising prices. many are choosing to save money by opting for less expensive accommodations and destinations. experts say that while

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on sustainability. last month, the group put lobster from the u. s and canadas red list of seafood to avoid saying wales were being entangled in lobster fishing gear. congressman jared golden and senator angus king say they're going to present a bill to withhold any future federal funding from the aquarium and its programs because of the impact that red list designation has had on maine's lobster industry. 80 46 down important report on jobs will be released tomorrow ahead of that, though we're hearing about specific jobs added and job cuts, cook is back in studio joins us now for dollars and cents starting to get those reports about who's hiring for the holidays. as we head into that point today, amazon announced this morning. it is planning to add 150,000 seasonal workers, mostly at its warehouses, amazon even offering some signing bonuses. walmart plans to hire about 40,000 workers for the holidays. we'll look for some of those other stores and who's hiring now? tomorrow we will get that monthly employment report for september very important. wall street wil

on the other foot by which i mean to say, how would the u. s. respond if russia or china, it's on something sort of equivalent. forming an alliance with canada and mexico, we saw what happened, even with respect to cooper, cuba off the coast. how about if was right on the border as ukraine or ga or other places are right on rushes border? so i think it's very important to try to the opponent as your moral equal, and that's what he has trying to say. but the united states clearly doesn't see as, as, as equals. yeah, i think there's some truth to that among many people in washington. i think another way to look at also is there's the writer and blogger, robert wright, who use the term cognitive empathy. and by that, what he means is sort of your ability to mentally or psychologically transpose yourself and the other, the shoes, the other person. and i would say, you know, i think there are people who you could say they have a very they have a view of russia as intrinsically evil and they hate and they hate. there certainly are people like that. but i think there are probably others who i would simply say they lack cognitive empathy, by which i

u. s. in canada, we have got record highs on record lows record dr or record wet, but we got a bit of all of it now. so it's nice and dr. lease is big hom, eastern side of the states, attempts to come down the eastern seaboard with that normally breeze. further west, we've broken the drought in british columbia in washington with rain coming through . we've seen sto recently. western counted out of the rockies that with cold air combined with the moisture of from the gulf and you tend to get these big thunderstorms in texas, which we are used to sing. temperatures are excessively high, they're a bit high, a winnipeg, for example, but really we're in a transitional season and things are looking at bit more normal. whereas this is bit persistently wet. this line here of rain's, been on law for a couple of days stretching now from the virgin islands. so he's been, you're just catching puerto rican and down towards norton venezuela where it's cause flooding and landslide. and that might continue and south of that in columbia . northern brazil, heavy rains is in the forecast once again that equal

u. s. canada, western europe, japan and australia. they're on their own against russia. really, the rest of the world is not in even you see, saudi arabia now closing up the russia. oh thing up. but the russian oil that they used to be destined for the western market. they're buying it for roubles, the russian roubles. yeah, and the u. s. is furious about and this is one of their closest allies. so look, here's my car in the u. s. has been doing what it was without recriminations, certainly since the collapse of soviet. right. it's gone to war wherever it's wanted to go to. busy war without security council authorization and, and i think the world's tired of the work, the rest of the world is tired of the united states. and so i think they're excited . honestly, one from an emotional point of view to see the us getting kicked in the teeth a little bit. but also because the u. s. uses, you know, the dollar dominance to, oh, you know, to sanction other countries to try to control other countries. the most of the world's happy that there's another systems emerging that they

u. s. will see just one percent growth in 2023, while canada will see 1.5 percent. we cannot, we cannot possibly allow inflation to be government. oh, runaway train bed for growth and bedford people bed bed, especially for poor wood butte for poor people to have hours lighting argentina's capital when his areas that faster alan fish in washington. and alan is the infection dominating discussions and looking at you can talk about a, a lot of a macroeconomic terms and think that it's very abstract. but the real thing is that if anyone goes to the food shop, they will find out that inflation is very real and it is impacting almost everyone on the face of the earth. inflation is the thing that is dominating discussions. here they are aware that there is a problem, and we had that from the head of the i m f. when she held our news conference a couple of hours ago. she said look, inflation is like a tax on the poorest of the communities here. and therefore, governments and financial institutions, if they are doing anything about this, then they have to be specifically tar

u. s. will see just one percent growth in 2023, while canada will see 1.5 percent. we cannot, we cannot possibly allow inflation to become an a runaway train bed for growth and bedford people bed a bed, especially for poor poor, poor, poor, poor people. allan fisher has more from washington d. c. crystelina, george eva is aware of the impact that high inflation is having on every one. and she says that governments really do have to do more to try and help the poorest. this isn't some abstract economic theory. this is being experienced by everyone if they go along to the shop, just to buy some food to feed their family. and she says that of governments and financial institutions are going to help them to help has to be targeted to those who are struggling. the most, she says that essentially inflation is a taxation on the poorest in society. she's also aware that when that are financial issues, there can be political issues. and that has led to critics to wonder whether the international monetary fund and the world bank is fit for purpose in negotiating its way throu

prospect of international intervention and you're calling on the prime minister to step down. meanwhile, the u. s. secretary of state has visited canada and so the countries will work together to tackle in security in the caribbean country. it comes after the u. s. in canada said armored vehicles and other supplies to haiti 2 weeks ago to help police fight armed gangs. ah, security for some sort of security on for i, i understand it's very difficult situation, but in time past experiences, we don't see any country really spend no use for force or countries have been working very closely together to do a few things to try to cut this insecurity and deal with again problem one is the support ation, national police including with equipment with advice. there is now a 2nd draft resolution in the works with united nations after the initial resolution on sanctions that would authorize a non un international assistance special it comes after the u. s. suggested the deployment of an international security force to have the un secretary general antonio gutierrez, has appealed for an international intervention. the international body has approv

on reed to be the prime minister. the only person who appoints the only body that appointed him was the u. s. embassy and allied embassy, france and canada, primarily. and so this guy has absolutely no popular legitimacy or, or approval. i think one of the things you're saying him is derived about truly the true extent of external and interference into the politics and all the domestic issues, all hey tia, you know, it's honestly, it's a conversation. we need much more time that we have available for today, but kim, i'm an editor, i hate the liberal k. really interesting angle is a very lucid thoughts. i appreciate that. thank you for your time today. thank you . i thank you for joining us there for this program from moscow. it's archie international. always good to have your company. we're back at the top of the house . ah ah, ah riddle you are on wrong. i leave me. i do now. i'm going globally mumbled grandma workers. i be shy, polly's idea done. thank you. lucky my man w. i. thank you for getting my up. did you need a new new blue hole on my door? magic ha. she's algebra or on the album labianca alana. young challenge with double door

canada and the u. s. was snow now falling on the rockies is cotton down now in the southern plain states and temperatures again to come down to where they should be. she will to come down to there is heavy rain still to be found a bit to the south of that thinking of hispanic, to puerto rico and the small out of the military getting dangerously close to persistent rain rather than big sharon. that's true in northern columbia. back to costa rica in panama. it's also true and spring like where the developing brazil big shadow. we're down to what, salvador bit of a gap through rio. and then you pick it up for the south, which includes uruguayan parts of argentina that does look particularly stormy in the next day or 2. ah, the witness inspiring films from around the world. they shall not stop the violence and killed the power is bears. witness intimate portraits and epic struggles. because when leadership is off the phone with not just the people witness the human spirit and bit to reality. there are still men who believe women, a property witness award winning voices telling groundbreaking stories. witness

on sustainability. last month, the group put lobster from the u. s and canadaf seafood to avoid due to the threat posed to whales by entanglements in fishing gear. democratic congressman jared golden says he is going to present a bill to withhold any future federal funding from the aquarium and its programs because of the impact of the red list designation on maine's lobster industry. today a trial begins against actor kevin spacey, who was accused of sexual misconduct. that lawsuit was filed by actor anthony rapp, who in 2017 made the first in a series of sexual misconduct allegations against spacey. the trial will focus on an alleged encounter between space and wrap in new york city in 1986 when rap was just 14 years old. space is legal team has said the accusation is false. a young artist suffering from multiple sclerosis, uses her artwork to depict her journey with the disease. i don't look sick. but i am. many mailing sketches and paints images related to her brain disease. the brain fog fatigue, the double vision, and she even painted her brain scans. i w

canada and the u. s. was snow now falling on the rockies is cotton down now in the southern plain states and tempt you again to come down to where they should be. she will to come down to there is heavy rain still to be found a bit to the south of that thinking of hispanic in puerto rico. and the small i was the mediterranean getting dangerously close to persistent rain rather than big sharon. that's true in northern columbia. back to costa rica and panama. it's also true and spring light rather developing in brazil big showers, or down to what, salvador, a bit of a gap through rio. and then you pick it up for the south, which includes uruguay and parts of argentina. that does look particularly stormy in the next day or 2. the france once had a vast empire spanning several continents, but by the 1914, the french were forced to confront reality, a demand for independence. and if us to the documentary series out there looks at how the colonial unrest through conflict and jury a full scale war and indo china blood and his french, the colonization on al jazeera, ah ah, ah, hello again, you're watching. i just a

canada and the u. s. was snow. now falling on the rockies is cotton down now in the southern plains, states and temperatures again to come down to where they should be. she bit is come down to, there is heavy rain still to be found a bit to the south of that thinking of hispanic, to puerto rico and the small out of the military getting dangerously close to persistent rain rather than big sharon. that's true in northern columbia. back to costa rica in panama. it's also true in spring light, weather developing in brazil, big shadow. we're down to what, salvador bit of a gap through rio, and then you pick it up for the south, which includes uruguayan parts of argentina that does look particularly stormy in the next day or 2. ah, it's a simple act, applying a flag, but in the pipe westbank, we think the palestinian flag could get you shot or arrested after the also ports of the $990.00 s between the palestine liberation organization and israel. the bottom of the palestinian flag was put on the ground. it's becoming much harder to exp

u. k, the u. s. canada, italy in japan. so quite important countries. and they will discuss just how to get swift help to ukraine after those attacks by russia on, on the cities there. so all i showed the german chancellor is currently chairing the g 7. and in that position, he called the meeting after he spoke to ukraine's presidency, lindsey on monday. so lensky will also take part in the video call at the beginning . and this is going to be mainly about how to help the population of ukraine just in terms of rebuilding crucial infrastructure and restoring energy supplies cetera . but they might also use the opportunity to check whether they need to adjust anything for the nato summit that's coming up on wednesday and thursday, in terms of military support. we're seeing light fixtures here coming from france, obviously. while this video conference is being set up now, the german defense minister christina lambert, has promised to deliver this air defense system quote. within days, ukraine has heard that promise before as germany is credibility. really on the line here. well defense minister lum, placed already used that phrase on the 2nd of october. s

on that. we know the u. s. are thinking about a resolution. what is not clear is which countries would supply any trips for this force. i'm told by diplomats from a number of countries that canada and the u. s. up probably receptive, but when you officially approach the canadians of the us, they say nothing on this matter. and in fact, i just tried to ask a question about whether us troops were going to haiti to the us ambassador linda thomas greenfield. and she said, absolutely nothing and ignore my question as she walked into the security council. but i think one thing will be very sobering for the security council, and that's what's happening as they are meeting right now in new york was happening on the street support a prince because in the haitian capital, they're all protest taking place right now. angry protests that in places have been dispersed by tear gas. now the protest as that are saying, they do not want international forces back in haiti. in fact, a one point the protest is, had a coffin that they were carrying, and it may clear that the coffin represented canadian us or french troops if they were going to be sent to haiti. james bay. thank you very much indeed.

and i'm calling on the prime minister to step down me, molly, u. s. secretary of state has visited canada. i was that the countries will work together to tackle insecurity in the caribbean. country comes off of the us and canada, sent all my vehicles and other supplies to haiti 2 weeks ago to help police fight armed gangs. oh, security for some sort of security or with some notes here. for you. i understand is very difficult in time past experiences. we don't see any country really spend no use for our force or countries have been working very closely together to do a few things to try to cut this insecurity and deal with the gang problem. i want to support asian national police, including with, with equipment, with advice there is now the 2nd draft resolution in the works, the united nations after the initial resolution and sanctions that would authorize a non un international assistant, special ed comes off of the us, suggested the deployment of an international security force, hazy, un secretary general antonio gets harris is appealed for intervention. approving a joint us mexican reso

on al jazeera. ah. hello the weather, sloshy set fair cross much of the u. s t at the moment, little more cloud in to where canada east and pos, the kind of the st. some unsettled weather where the systems i have toward the north west will bring some much needed rifle and bring some cooler air in as well as we go through the next day or so. i said, bay say saying some wet weather as we go through friday that slips a little farther southward. across the pacific northwest through washington state easing down towards oregon mountain states also seeing some unsettled weather look at the temperature struggle. 6 celsius there for calgary. around 12 degrees there in seattle elsewhere across north america. as you can see, lossy dry, much of the u. s. is settled and sunny some pleasant autumn sunshine. that's the case to, to the east side of canada by the state and more the same as it go on through the we can. but notice rod across c northwest, we will see that rifle started to push you swaying. no bad thing. cool. where coming in behind, calgary, struggling to get to 4 degrees celsius is troy across much of california. m

canada. the northeast of the u. s. not a cloud sharing up here, one of the active weather system here, just making his way across the lakes to the east of the lakes. we've got some decent warmth in place, but over towards the out west, just around the rockies. in particular. it's on the cold seidel cold plans just coming in here because we have seen a fair amount of snow. things will warm up as we go through the next couple of days . but i went to weather that cooler weather that we are weather, try to sink its way for the southwards, over the next hour or so. still a few florida in around colorado. some went to where the coming into the place, eastern side of north america find a drive by the station. not too bad 18. so it's just, it's pretty good into what new york about where it should be. further north, west pacific northwest. we have got some cloud of right and some snow, mainly snow up into b. c there. and that'll continue to just drive its way. a little further south was as we go through friday by friday. remember that snow in colorado sliding

he replaced quasi quite tang who has fired on friday after the government reversed plans to slash taxes for corporations . now the u. s. in canada have sent military equipment to help police and haiti, including tactical and armored vehicles. hazy is battling its worst political security and health crisis and decades. powerful armed gangs are blockading fuel terminals and critical roads and they prevented the distribution of diesel and gasoline. crippling businesses at hospitals creating shorted as of basic goods. one hate is also struggling with a new outbreak of cholera. the humanitarian organization doctors without borders has open treatment camps and his capital potter prince as an urgent response, at least 35 people have died in this latest outbreak. the intensity and frequency of weather disasters is costing the u. s. billions of dollars each year. the non profit group climate central has released report and shows there's been an acceleration and the number of destructive storms and the last 4 decades. in the 1980s, these happened at an average raised once every 80 to days. the pace had increased by the 2010s, with an aver

u. s. will see just one percent growth in 2023, while canada will see 1.5 percent. we cannot, we cannot possibly allow inflation to become an a runaway train bed for growth and bedford people bed bed, especially for poor, poor, poor, poor, poor people. alan fisher has more from washington dc crystelina georgina is aware of the impact that high inflation is having on every one. and she says that governments really do have to do more to try and help the poorest. this isn't some abstract economic theory. this is being experienced by everyone if they go along to the shop, just to buy some food to feed their family. and she says that of governments and financial institutions are going to help than the help has to be targeted to those who are struggling. the most, she says that essentially inflation is a taxation on the poorest in society. she's also aware that when that are financial issues, there can be political issues. and that has led to critics to wonder whether the international monetary fund and the world bank is fit for purpose in negotiating its way through this

on critics. but press freedom groups accused the army of hacking journalists, phones the u. s. in canada has spent military, i've sent a military equipment to help police in haiti, and cruising tactical and armored vehicles. hate is battling, as was political, security and health crisis and decades. powerful armed gangs or blockading fuel terminals and critical roads. they prevent of distribution of diesel and gasoline, crippling businesses and hospitals, and creating schusters of basic goods to hong kong. now, where beijing's growing influence on the cities schools has resulted in an overhaul of the curriculums, schools must now place a greater focus on national security and fostering patriotism. the region is now experiencing a record increase and teacher resignations. as jessica washington reports from hong kong. ah, in hong kong, a show of patriotism from some of its youngest citizens. this video was released by the cities education bureau. earlier this month. when the youth are strong, the children chant, the country is strong. such display of national pride from hong kong school ch

u. s. and canada studies currently based in vilnius lithuania is an editor for the monthly magazine here in berlin focusing on issues in eastern europe and woman. goncharenko is my d. w colleague from ukraine, normally working in bonn for our russian service. i'm glad to welcome here. welcome him here personally in the studio in berlin to all three of you. thank you very much for joining us and welcome to this week's show. now i'd like to start by assessing the recent developments in ukraine, especially those massive attacks that we saw on monday ukrainians of course have been dealing with russian shelling for months now. but i'd like to start with you, woman just to understand what's going on. this attacks seem to be different. what have you heard from friends and family well, they are different because they're so massive. there were attacks on the very first day of the russian invasion in february and then there were pauses. but there has never been so many missiles short at the same time on ukrainian territory. what comes new now is also that russia is extensively using those drones from iran and this adds

on ukrainian cities. and so it is currently charing. so he invited germany, france, u, k, the u. s. canada, italy and japan to sit together. all the leaders will discuss just how they can support ukraine, also in terms of maintaining ukrainians resolve. and that of course includes rebuilding the crucial infrastructure so that ukrainians can defend themselves and can keep up them around. stay with us, nina will be coming back to you in just a moment. but 1st we want to take a look at the situation of ukrainian refugees since the beginning of the war, more than 1000000 ukrainians have fled to germany. many german states are overwhelmed with the number of people seeking shelter and have asked the government for help. a summit at the interior ministry to day. we'll look at ways to distribute refugees more fairly and to ease the burden on the federal states. while the number of new refugees has declined over past months and some ukrainians have moved back home many expecting that during the winter months more people will flee the fighting. dw christina christina went to a refugee shelter in the