u. s. sir, just around texas, oklahoma easing over towards the eastern seaboard all associated with this weather system which links back into this area of low pressure here. ice storms will clear away from the eastern seaboard, dry weather coming in behind. just noticed how the ice abbas light up in a normally direction. so we're going to see cold air digging in spilling out of canada, coming in across the lakes, temperatures falling way quite rapidly, and notice fabulous snow coming in as well. cross the canadian prairies down across the mountain stays pushing across into the northern states. northern plains of the us, little dusting of snow, certainly around the lake as well. some lake effect snow coming in here over the next couple of days. and those 2 gathering eastern seaboard drive up, it brightens up, but temperatures fall away. 11 celsius. the top temperature in new york temperature is dipping a little and placed the sale and not really enough for a lake only batch around 20 i celsius.

u. s. sir, climate on why he's been involved in wars, libya, her and so on, which are obviously destroy the environment. how political is all of this. and can you see why? certainly media in the you, in nature, nations is all about. this is moscow and beijing's problem. they are not facing up to the challenge while washington london, brussels is i think actually are coming out from the wrong point of views. climate i think has the potential for being one of the few geo political issues that actually brings nations together. because what is absolutely clear, if we divide ourselves in 2 blocks, we're never going to solve this. it does require a whole world solution. and if you look at what russia has done, it's very, very welcome. the fact that her, they've committed to net 0 by 2060. and if you see the innovation and interest that there is in, for example, the climate partnership, russia. and i think it's very, very encouraging that a country which um has such a legacy of fossil fuels is increas

u. k, netherlands and hong kong and news off the new crew virus ferry. and has been impacting global stock market sir. the u. s. was down on friday after reopening after thanksgiving and european shares a set for their worth sell off in a year. if you have his prime minister, i be, are mad, is visiting soldiers fighting rebels on the front line in the north. according to state television, i told reporters, the armies morale is high and enemy forces have been pushed back. tpl f rebels began their offensive from the to grey region earlier this year their advance of sparked fears, the group and its allies could reach the capital at isabella. i'm looking isn't big . the enemy doesn't know capabilities and preparations because of their contempt and from their wrong evaluation of us. they've made attempted attack. but instead of sitting in us, we made a change and decided to come to the front. as you can see, this mountain was held by the enemy until yesterday. now we have captured it today also we will capture cheaper and bercher independent journal. some you'll get to choose is alive and addis ababa for us. this i

sir. the u. s. military has concluded a bought stone strike. you remember this in afghanistan in august was not unlawful and showed no sign of negligence. that despite the strike killing 10 civilians including 7 children, not a single terrorist, the u. s. air force inspector general announced the probes findings. the investigation found no violation of law including the law of war. did find execution errors confirmed by confir may or are combined with confirmation bias and communication. greg, the breakdowns that regrettably lead to a civilian casualties that turns tactless. one of the final acts of the us war in afghanistan, the pentagon 1st claim did a taken out an imminent threat and that it didn't appear to involve any civilian casualties. blue. busy ah, the samples inspector general said his report on the strike will remain classified because it contains details of the military is asked strike tactics. but the associated press news agency reported the pentagon found no mistakes following an independent review. the review also recommended t

talk us through this shift in momentum on the grind, what's happening well, and to begin with, sir, this, the u. s. secretary of the u. s. in boy to the horn of africa. jeffrey feltman as expected to depart ethiopia. any moment now, we approached the embassy to ask if he had indeed met with the prime minister prime minister abbey armored. but the embassy refused to say, but they said they sent us a statement from the secretary of state that was we leased yesterday calling for a cease fire between the ethiopian forces and the t p. i left. this comes as a t p i left as claiming, or allegedly claiming more towns and more villages. but the theo pennsaid insists that's not true. they are going to crush them. this is going to be a war about the foundation of the country. and they're going to go all the way and very them with our blood quote unquote was what the prime minister said. but the t p left is insisting they're going ahead. they're pushing ahead. they're not looking for any kind of compromise or settlement. they're going to push all the way to our d'silva. this comes in addition to the u. s. thi

really try and i think to score political points for the president. trump's sir supporters. the u. s. secretary of state has welcomed the release of american journalist daniel fenster, who was sentenced to 11 years in prison in man more than so as the managing editor of frontier, myanmar, an online magazine. he landed in cotton a few hours ago where he received medical treatment before returning to the u. s. he was arrested in may accused of encouraging descent against the military jer into i'm feeling all right physically, um it's just done the same huh. privations and things that come with any form of incarceration, you just go a little stir crazy. ah, the longer it drags on more were you are that is just never gonna. and so that was, that was the biggest concern to staying same 3 that this one finished by mister boyce johnson says, a taxi explosion outside a hospital in liverpool, which police have declared an act of terror, was the reminder of the need to remain vigilant for men are being questioned over sunday's attack, wanting that some images in nadine baba's report are distur

ah, a disorganized erotic inattentive a president the 1st 5 days sir, i was at the white house. at the u. s. had to decide what the response would big. this telling us was home and bombed several military targets. they were backed by france under president emmanuel, michael presidio, to maturity prices on mom to the finance for may be gone. was of fishy sydney huck . remiss sash. josh or schoo sad c. it's similar, fuss me. you know, falling apple tomorrow, not the new quite year rossi, damascus, or the truss delivered darcy couldn't demos, has shown the fitness blow in everybody's, you know, then these political promises and we're going to end, we're going to get out a war going. and these wars, you know, these are no good. it was a huge mistake. you know, if a sod fell, who was going to take over was going to be a very radicalized component. ah, the west did not make any further military interventions, opting instead to impose sanctions on syria. but sanctions had little impact on the government's military capability. as asada gradually took back control of more and more of the country, hi

u. s. president, do actually 1079 today. so happy birthday sir. if you're watching is in good health with critics pointing to a growing number of gaffs. can you vow to protect? i want. yes and yes. oh, i don't want to cold war china just one right. trying to understand that we are not going to step back. we're not gonna change in a we're abuse. so you're saying that the united states would come to tie one's defense. autotech. yes, we have a commitment lunch meeting with she has a 5 day taiwan, not us. and we are not occurred with make up their mind hers. thank you. you're going to freeze like their methodology on the delegation on i go ahead. sorry. confirm. again the words that go with i have not. i know i said that last week i have not the pedals constantly changing, so let me just take another fresh look at it and we will confirm many details really briefly. a few minutes ago. oh, what you said just 2 minutes ago. concerns about the president's health are valid and we, um, you know, he's an older gentleman and he's displayed on in interviews an

u. s. is that ransoms will not be paid, but we do know that sir. there are other ways of money or making the way to this group if, for example, that is what, what will happen now, we know that so the u. s. administration has been giving daily briefings at see president biden, that's the state department has been given those briefings or the state department, the f. b. i have been working diligently with haitian authorities to try to bring this to some kind of resolution since the storybook, even though it's not been on the news every day like it was at the beginning. they've. those efforts behind the scenes have been continuing in earnest as they try to bring this to some form of conclusion because there is a huge amount at stake here. him, 17 people, 16 americans, one canadian, being held by this group. now 15, obviously, we know the nationalities of those who've been released, but still being held up by this group, a group that sir, it is believed to be the $400.00 mo, so a particularly fierce group that has moved from small, petty crime to contro

u. s. india and the e u. and then also indonesia. although the u. s. and europe have been the worst polluters in the past at the other end of baton and sir, and not me who say they've managed to go carbon negative. oh, the 2020 environmental performance index ranked liberia the worst when it comes to sustainability, according to local residents, that a lot of the damage is being done by corporations who are allowed to exploit the regions resources. nicholas hack, travel to the outskirts of the capitol monrovia to speak to those directly affected . it is deep in liberia as gideon forest regions that samuel dory comes to mourn his friends inside these coffins is maria. the farmer grieves the pastor renee, the village shopkeeper, the cause of their death, samuel says, is the nearby rubber plantation of the tire manufacturing company firestone launch . it started with a coffee, says doorway accuses the company, of course, near the water, the used for drinking, informing or did. firestone is cook and robert bring an air and water pollution. i'm feeling hurt. these are my citizens. it was, i am very angry. i keep saying that over and over the government doesn

sir, talk story. now. iran, seeing it has foiled u. s. navy attempts to seize its oil and the sea of oman. joining us to discuss this form, berlin is having a dresser as easy, a visiting fellow at the german institute for international and security affairs. oh, we're still trying to it to nail down the details of what's happening. the iranians have one story. the americans have another. but this type of vague confrontation at sea is remarkable. why do you think this is happening now? yeah, as you mentioned, a yours is about what exactly happened in this case. and there are contradictory reports by 2 sides, but i think regardless, a lot of the way that the union made, you know, i stream very that because depiction in the area on a state, america is, is very important. i think there's several aspects, you know, getting ruled in this whole thing. first of all, a bit in mind that the announcement of this event happens right now at the end, the versus the seizure of the u. s embassy in center on 979. so there's a great deal they'll say, well,

u. s. and the un pressure pressing rhonda for his full release and reinstatement and the u. n's head of emergency session held an emergency session on sir dan. the high commissioner for human rights said the military takeover they is deeply disturbing. she's called for an end to the use of deadly force by the army and police. more protests are expected later on friday he'd been, morgan is in costume and fall. this report. while there's been various called mediation efforts to really not just the 4 ministers who have been released, but all the political prisoners, including members of the, of the transitional government that has been dissolved to have them all released. those who have been released or the minister of trade, the minister of communication, the minister of information and the minister of youth and sports. however, the minister in the cabinets of the prime minister is still under detention. he still under rest and his family say his whereabouts are still unknown. this also to advise this to prime minister of the lamb dog as well as this book for some of the now dissolved sovereignty counsel. so many other senior government o

u. s. as many 400000 people are living in famine like conditions. and the federal government is accused of blocking aid. we have correspondence monitoring development sir at the u. n. and in at isabella start with mike hannah, the united nations. michael, what the you and said about the detention of their stuff. well, the spokesman for the secretary general has been speaking to you and security personnel on the ground in ethiopia. and he gave us these figures that 22 un staff were originally arrested. 6 of these have subsequently been released. so 16 remain in detention. but we also understand that a number of dependence have been arrested as well. the exact number, not really known that the u. n is doing what it can at the stage, given the very poor communications that appears with addis ababa to establish exactly what is happening. some of those and attention have been visited by you and personnel. you had personnel in constant touch with the government finding out exactly why these arrests were made. a what is not clear as well is whether the un itself was intentionally targeted or whether the arrests of these, you and parson l were part of a wider

media, he in colleagues singing sir nationalist songs in their cerebral headquarters. it was a reminder that the u. s. sponsored peace in bosnia did not bring ethnic harmony, nor did it come with any long term guarantee. on the ground in the capital life goes on as normal. there's no physical evidence that an armed conflict is even possibly looming. however, when you do speak to people, there is an almost tangible worry that unless the international community intervenes and stops not ex separatist plans. the bosnian serb leader, backed by his allies in belgrade, the muscle could force the country into a potentially deadly scenario. drama luxury, al jazeera sarajevo. ah, hello, this is al jazeera and these are the headlines. the un security council has heard from end to the fighting in ethiopia. that a meeting to discuss the crisis has been postponed. 9 opposition groups in washington of now formed an alliance against prime minister or the act med journalist, samuel gets it, she has more from addis ababa. there doesn't seem to be any compromised by that. from the 2. there is sending allegations and al

protest may not pass peacefully if the security forces interfere. russel sir that o da 0 harton and other stories are following the u. s. is imposed sanctions on era tray, as military and other state entities over the conflict in northern ethiopia. such say antony, blank and is called for the immediate withdrawal. if our train forces from ethiopia is as credible accounts implicate them of committing aim, if committing serious human rights abuses, and their presence on the ground is undermining the government and addis ababa or ethiopian government has outlined conditions for possible talks with rebels from the north and take right region fighters for me. take right people's liberation front pushing towards addis ababa, our minister abbey ahmed. as the group miss withdraw from the am horror and a far regions ordering tick right before any talks can begin. thousands of people have been killed and more than 2000000 displaced since this conflict began last november. you at the news ally from london most delightfully on the program has been international prussia applied on libya. toll free and credible elections with sancti

he and colleagues singing sir nationalist songs in their cerebral headquarters. it was a reminder that the u. s. sponsored peace in bosnia did not bring ethnic harmony, nor did it come with any long term guarantee. on the ground in the capital life goes on as normal. there's no physical evidence that an armed conflict is even possibly looming. however, when you do speak to people, there's an almost tangible worry that unless the international community intervenes and stops not ex separatist plans. the bosnian serb leader, backed by his allies in belgrade, the muscle could force the country into a potentially deadly scenario. jamal al jazeera sarajevo still had done al jazeera, the netherlands considers reopening a controversial gas field as fuel prices. so ahead of winter and devotee 20 world comp new zealand age is closer to the semi finals will have all that and more later on in school. ah hello slicking a cool cipher pass.

at the seeds on social media, he and colleagues singing sir nationalist folk songs in their sorry, over headquarters. it was a reminder that the u. s. sponsored peace in bosnia did not bring ethnic harmony, nor did it come with any long term guarantee. jonah, how al jazeera, ah hello, are you watching al jazeera and these are the top stories this alum, uganda president is called a meeting of the east african block on november 16th to discuss the conflict in ethiopia, the year long conflict between the central government, nov. integrate rebels has escalated sharply from the government to declare a state of emergency. the u. s. embassy in ethiopia is allowing non emergency staff members to leave the country. wanting ethic violence could happen without warning. when it comes to ethiopia, let me make the point that we are gravely concerned by the escalating violence, by the expansion of the fighting that we've seen in northern ethiopia and in regions throughout the country. we are concerned with a growing risk to the unity and the integrity of the therapy and state talks to revive the 2015 iran nuclear deal are scheduled to resume at t

he and colleagues singing sir nationalist folk songs in their sorry, over headquarters. it was a reminder that the u. s. sponsored peace in bosnia did not bring ethnic harmony, nor did it come with any long term guarantee. jonah, how al jazeera. now when the 1st covered, 19th vaccines were rolled out and started the year, many people in germany hoped it was the road out of the 10 months on infection rates are up again, while vaccinations of plateaued. mister mccain, reports from bill in booster shots are now available, but there are still millions of people who refuse to even get their 1st shot. seems like these have become commonplace over the past 2 years covey patients in hospital beds being treated by medical staff facing rising numbers of new patients. and all this, despite the wide availability of vaccines across much of europe, in germany, the number of new infections is much higher now than it has been for many months yelling either for i might have. and we are currently experiencing a massive pandemic of the unvaccinated. the number of infections is increasing, as is the number of deaths from

global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on, sir, ah, with global alarm over a new cove at variant in southern africa, the u. s. restrict travel. europe has its 1st case and prepared to do the same. the european commission has to de proposed to member states to activate the emergency brake on travel. ah, hello, i'm mariam to mozy in london. you're watching al jazeera, also coming up on the program. just days after dozens of migrants perished in the waters between them, france and britain stumble over politics in the search for solution. ethiopia as prime minister vows to bury the enemy as pitchers appear to show him on the front line against rebels and grief. in russia, after dozens of people die in the worse mining accident in more than a decade, ah, becomes a program on top story the well health organization is declared. a corona virus variant of concern wanting of a new mutation which could spread more quickly. just 2 days after it was 1st reported, the u. s. has now joined several other nations to restrict travel to southern africa, where the 1st cases were identified. with the unease sprite, a north ameri

he and colleagues singing sir nationalist folk songs in their sorry, over headquarters. it was a reminder that the u. s. sponsored piece in both near did not bring ethnic hominy, nor did it come with any long term guarantee. jonah, how al jazeera ah. alright, let's bring it, i guess for today from, sorry, ever. we joined by ham's a conscious associate professor of political science at the university of sorry, a vote from berlin. bought a webber who's a senior associate at the democratization policy council. and from belgrade were joined by alexander, president, a journalist, usually based in, sorry, of a gentleman. welcome to the program. so if we can stop with you, christian schmidt says there's a very real prospect of a return to conflict in bosnia, is he right? i think he is, and this is the most serious political crisis. the boss is currently facing since the end of the war and 1995. we are not sure how this will move forward and what the outcome will be, but i would agree with mr. botto, what should the international community be doing right now or the you of the us taking the situation seriously

sir. there was also tara, both a, both amongst the civilian population, as well as among u. s. troops and foreign troops stationed at the airport. everyone believed at the time and we were expecting at the time more tara attacks of the airport babs shootings, perhaps another. another bombing. and obviously that may have contributed to this decision to go ahead with a strong track. there are all sorts of unanswered questions with regards to this report, such as how they didn't see this multitude of children playing around the car. they obviously targeted the vehicle. the bomb was very precise, the missiles, it struck the vehicle and they were all these kids around that they. so there is the opinion that the june operators must have seen the kids and must have decided to go along with this true tried. they must have deemed the thread to, to severe. but we had previously spoken to drew operators former drew operators in the u. s. military, and they had described a gung ho attitude in the service. the sergeant comes down and turns around. mail goes in the military pre address. he

sir. no international cause for a diplomatic solution to end the violence in ethiopia or growing the u. s. and the un, both calling for an immediate end to the fighting. it will assist with a partially columbia the peace process in columbia today inspires me to make an urgent call to the protagonists of the conflict and ethiopia for an unconditional, an immediate cease fire to save the country and to allow for dialogue between ethiopians to resolve the crisis and allow for ethiopia to go back to contributing to stability in the region that i would like columbia to be an example to follow for the leaders of ethiopia. but meanwhile, other new volunteers actually being recruited to join the ethiopian army. they're fighting rebels from t gray who've been advancing on the capital ada suburban, the t p l. f rebels began their advance from tig right late last year. they 1st took control of em horror and afar. and then at major road running south to the capital, addis ababa and the strategically important towns of culture and dessie. as you can see, that felt earlier this month. and then just las

of course sir. donald trump had other ideas with that agreement and pulled out of it when he became president. but now under joe biden, the u. s. is back and as a bama was saying, it's back and it's strong and it's taking a leadership role along with others. now this address, as i say, it does have no bearing on the proceedings here, but it has certainly encouraged a lot of young people because he did single out this issue of youth leadership. and how old are people if they're not engaging? if they're in denial over over climate climate control of, of, of, of, of global warming, then they should get out and make way for the youth. because that, that generation was the one that was as threatened with what he called a catastrophe. so he spelt it out in and not in optimistic terms at all. he did refer to progress being made, butts, the lack of initiative. the lack of, of ambition, by many countries are failing to make the mission targets of 6 years ago in paris. so he called for a more action effectively, strange to hero, an ex u. s. president, calling on youth to go on and actually protest. but he thought of us what he was sayin

sir, just around the gulf of guinea. right across a good part, west africa. still head on al jazeera, find out why the u. s. congress is charged one of donald trump's former top aids, and in sports steph curry, brakes. the record for the most 3 point is in the m. b. i. history, all that and more coming up with sarah ah, november, we'll see barbarians vote in a 3rd parliamentary election this year. public outcry of the widespread corruption brought down former prime minister boy cape or itself. but finding a replacement, his priest, problematic. will it be 3rd time lucky in the bulgarian election, special coverage on out there in the country with an abundance of resort rate and want indonesia, his terms forming. we moved full to grow and fraud. we balance for green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs. invest. let me park linda. this is growth and progress in indonesia. now the stage is set and it's time for a different approach. one that is going to challenge the way you think from internat

u. s. officially medals in other countries, domestic affairs, which pre tinney modeled. so of course it is early days in it's early doors in these air talk, sir. as it were, the proposition air for the resolution has only been released to day and then this reaction from moscow. so it does depend on a lot of things cause for the blood, mi putin, though, so wish to ruin be reelected, and whether it's accepted on us side. of course, there could be repercussions for that. something that say is still in the embryonic stages with winter on its way, europe's energy crisis shows no sign of letting up gas prices of bounce back to the high, seen in october and a 5 times higher than they were just a year ago. the increase came right after germany suspended certification of the nord stream to gas pipeline from russia, germany, their energy regulator insisting them that the pipelines operator has to be registered as a german entity. but then nordstrom to companies, in fact, based in switzerland. we discussed it with clout ernst, a member of the german parliament, who told us it's the public that are going to suffer does is ship it the only file it's in ti

u. s. suggesting the migrant crisis is simply a distraction. they take 60 general yen salt and berg has cold and russia to be transparent about its military activities to prevent an escalation. in recent weeks, sir, we have seen large and unusual concentrations over russian forces to close to cranes, borders. and they, it further publication her or aggressive actions savoy, russia would be of caesar's concern, we cole on russia to be transparent about its military activities. it is important to prevent escalation and reduce tensions. donald trump's former political advisor, steve bannon, has surrendered to the fbi. i in washington d. c. he's facing contempt charges for refusing to cooperate with a congressional investigation into the attack on the u. s. capital. on january the 6th, the mob of trump supposed to storm the building and a failed attempt to prevent the certification of jo biden's election. when lawyers are making their closing arguments in the trial. if the american teenager kyle written house, he's charged with murdering to man and wounding a 3rd after you open fire during black lives matter protests with a semi automatic rifle, he pleaded not guilty and says he acted in self defens

sir. and enroll at its own security. i wasn't sure whether it was francis jeremy's. you mediators, a cesar sent me away, sees martin why? i asked the u. s. nichol, i, i think the nightmare scenario is the following. is that, considering the, the rhetoric that's coming out of care of, with being very frustrated, not getting into the nato club is as fast as i would like. i think they just that nato nations are just dangling that in front of them. however, he may want to press the issue and that's the nightmare scenario. but this how it, this is how it plays out, is it, there is a military conflict. rushes read lines are cross, there is a conflict. ukraine is a left in tatters. um and maybe even potentially broken up into smaller pieces. but it, what is a loss for ukraine is also a loss for russia, because this is a way to cut russia out of the europeans architecture forever. forget at least generations here. this is one of the things that the people in washington want and what you and what at the end result is, ukraine is the biggest loser and they win their policy objectives. so actually ukraine is the cannon fodder for this object objec

sir. now it is necessary for the pope himself to recognize the institutional responsibility of the church to recognize polish crimes and only offenders has committed a set back for joe biden. the u. s. court of appeals rules in favor of the states that filed lawsuits against the governments vaccine mandate for large private fir. what is happening in the mediterranean is a real genocide that weighs on the conscience of european states and the european union. and an italian mayor accuses the you of putting lives at risk with its failure to stem, the influx of migrants and refugees across the mediterranean.

life to washington dc that sir, the katerina minister of foreign affairs mohammed, ben, i'm that man and fanny and he's just about to hold a joint press conference with the u. s. secretary of state anthony blink. and let's listening recreation. all of our colleagues for the work that already gone into this in the work that is going to go into this and the hours ahead. i think if you look a mob of the diversity of, of issues that will cover it, reflects of a powerful reality which is the growing strength of the relationship between the united states and cutter spanning shared security and economic interests. cooperation on many regional challenges and growing people to people ties among other things. the events in afghanistan over the past several months have reinforced at partnership, including in on the most sensitive and urgent issues. i had the opportunity to, to thank a mirror to me in person for cutters, extraordinary generosity, support and cooperation. when i traveled to dough on september and witnessed 1st hand the massive joint operation to evacuate, americans foreign nationals, and afghans who are our partners over our 20 year mission in afghanistan

sir mark or bash. get did loom just safety like ah, drugs. 2016 russian military support enabled the serial army to regain large parts of the territory. it had previously lost the u. s. and europe did little to counteract this relentless offensive other than make token the protests they failed to react when government forces used chemical weapons again. ah. in september 2016 u. s. president obama reached an agreement with putin to divide syria into 2 operational zones. he no longer demanded assets to parcher. the u. s. was much more concerned with defeating iso ah. at the end of 2016 after weeks of bombing, syrian government forces retook a lap of the country. second largest city had been an opposition stronghold and a symbol. oh, you didn't like it at the other than a pool and although less of a whole before the orders will be replaced, that is on the duty of lithia followed by the 5th of one of the whole of the money that while us had remained in power obama's turn ended in 2070, and donald trump became us president from relative inexperience and his perceived closeness to vladimir putin. may have encouraged asset to authorize further chemical attacks in april 201

u. s. has leading to fears about a return of so called stagflation. a problem that blind to the country back in the 1970s. and he's a quick explainer of what sir that's actually means to thanks giving turkey is more expensive than ever getting a pink slip right before the holidays ruining gift shopping, more than the biden sponsored empty shelves just another lousy holiday. you'd think, however, this could be the 1st sign of stagflation. stagflation is a toxic cocktail mixing to very negative processes happening in the economy and one's low economic growth and rice and inflation. they come together, the markets plunged into chaos, and it looks like the u. s. might be one step away from it, risking to pull the whole world into the economic sinkhole generally to control the inflation, the government would lower the money supply. the amount of cash circulating in the economy. take the money out so to speak. biden is trying to do the opposite. his agenda includes the $1.00 trillion dollars, american rescue plan, a one trillion dollar infrastructure bill, and a $1.00 trillion dollar billed back, better spending police sparing inflation. where will

sir, monday in moscow. welcome to the program, kevin over here with our latest news edition for you. and 1st off, for please say 5 people were killed when an s u. v drove into a christmas parade in a suburb of milwaukee in a state of wisconsin. another 40 were injured including several children. were to wanting this some disturbing video coming up. oh, videos posted on social networks show the moment the vehicle rammed into the crowd . the police chief of the town of walk show where the incident happened said a person of interest is in custody. kellum open is more details, was we understand there have been several deaths as well as a number of very serious injuries that have taken place. this was at a christmas parade and walk a shot, which is a suburb of milwaukee in the us state of wisconsin. now the video that's going around social media shows a red sport utility vehicle plowing into the crowd on the injured are understood to have been members of a dance troop and a marching band. some of them are children. now we understand there are 11 adults and 12 children were taken to nearby hospitals in the town of locus shaw. now, according to the p

u. s. a has defended an air strike in syria that killed 80 people back in 2019 calling it an act of self defense. and the incident only came to light this week that sir, because the military was ultimately accused for trying to cover it up. the following video was filmed by a syrian camera man, is believed to show the aftermath of the strike near the iraqi border. the area was the last, as i mc state stronghold at the time. now, according to us central command, 16 of those killed in the bombing, we're militants, and 4 were civilians. washington though, has not clarified who the other 60 people were, although it is basically acknowledged. they were most likely civilians, artes donald court. and i looked at why taken so long to this tragedy to see the light of day. there wasn't the u. s. military command was silent about it for years, an air strike that took the lives of about 80 people, mostly women and children in the last days of the syrian civil war. and it's only thanks to a new york times investigation that the u. s. military finally fest up the exact mixture of armed and unarmed personnel could not be conclusively determined. likely, a majority

sir. now it is necessary for the pope himself to recognize the institutional responsibility of the church to recognize whole its crimes and only offences has committed a setback for joe biden. the u. s. court of appeals rules in favor of the states that filed lawsuits against the governments vaccine mandate for large private firms . what is happening in the mediterranean is a real genocide that weighs on the conscience of european states and the european union. and an italian mayor accuses that he knew of putting lives at risk with its failure to stem, the influx of migrants and refugees across the mediterranean. ah, 5 am here in moscow, and you're watching our team international. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. french catholic bishops have acknowledged that the church bears institutional responsibility for decades of child sex abuse. the pledge to go beyond individual blame was made at the annual bishops conference, which this year is largely devoted to addressing those crimes. these p to fall acts were made possible by the general context, operations, mentalities m practices within the church. the now lies the responsibility of gt to provide. justice and repa

sir that film festival in ramallah hotter than i thank you very much. is deeds and estates, electricity workers in sterling co are protesting against a per deal between the government and the u. s. company unions are threatening strikes and destruction. if the agreement isn't scrapped. michelle fernandez has more from colombo. oh, a threat to the country and its energy sector is how state electricity workers are describing a deal to sell 40 percent of a state on $300.00 megawatt power plant, inter lanka. hundreds of employees have demonstrated outside the headquarters of the salon electricity board. on 20 for september, the government and an american company promoted by the us ambassador in colombo, announced reaching a sales agreement. it covered the purchase of this power plant construction of a gas storage terminal. and a monopoly of gas applies to all plants using liquefied natural gas. this bill is not good for your own. is adrian. he be not good for the pantry. we're going to say that he's been in am. i was last for the pantry. and also this is the 1st time that we see that that unfortunate proposal being entered and by the government written in ongoing 10 days. it is in