u. s. social safety net. they want passage of that as well. the funding for that isn't the form of expanded taxes for high earners and for corporations. and there are some moderate democrats who oppose those tax increases and also post adding to the deficit. so where that least thing now is that these 2 wings of the democratic party have not been able to come together on this. and they're both using this infrastructure bill, which is a smaller portion of that wide agenda. they're using that bill as leverage. nancy pelosi, how speaker expects to bring that infrastructure bill to vote this evening. however, looking like it won't even get enough democratic votes to pass. she may cancel that vote if it fails. it would certainly be an embarrassment that expose this ripped within the democratic party. it would not be good for the buyer administration and democrats here. it would not be good for the party come next year's midterm election. i was just curious. how did your castro buy 1st in washington that high, who the heidi many thanks. indeed, face

u. c. s u policy schwann, considerably. since the last suppose in 2017 germany said the s new child, the social democrats in the lead, with 25.8 percent, would be ruling christian democrats in 2nd place with 40, with 24 point one percent for the devote said a green party with 14.6 percent then comes the free democratic party with 11.5 percent. the alternative for germany policy gone is 10.4 percent. and the left flaws, he only trust cases, 4.9 percent threshold. and let's now look more closely. i won't divert means germans today when directly choosing a chancellor, they were elected members of the been to stock will now go about taking a chance to lead will in park because there's always a collision. government issued to receive to banners, papers, to fences for accounted in that electro district. there were $399.00 such constituents across the country. and the 2nd ballot is for political policy. and there are $47.00 of them voting to force the. but the only policies with more than 5 percent of the both nationwide can enter parliament was no single party expected to secure an absolute maturity collision tossing inevitable spac

u. s. senate consumer protection committee. the social media giant has been heavily criticized by politicians and parents concerned about plans to create an instagram app tailored to children. the company's not putting the project on hold. facebook says it wants to address concerns raised. this recent study about the impact of instagram on young people's mental health. let's go live now to capitol hill. i was a serious political hain. is that this hearing is basically happening, patsy, because of a whistleblower. what did they report? well basically this whistleblower turned over the wall street journal. facebook, the phone research on the impact instagram has on teams. and here just a couple of the headlines from their own slides. we make body image issues worse for one in 3 girls, teen girl, one and 5 to instagram makes them feel worse about themselves. here's another headline, teens who struggle with mental health. the instagram makes it worse again. this is facebook who owns instagram? this is their research, this is putting this on p

u. s. senate consumer protection committee. the social media job has been heavily criticized by politicians and parents concerned about plans to create an instagram app tailored to children. the company is now putting the project on hold. facebook says it wants to address concerns raised by its recent study about the impact of instagram on young people's mental health. let's go live out of capitol hill. i'm serious. probably co hain is there for us. this hearing patty is happening because of a whistle blower. what exactly did they report exactly. whistleblower recorded to the wall street journal. facebook own internal research on what it's product is doing to young people. book obviously own instagram. and here are just some of the headlines from their own research. we make body image issues worse for one in 3 teen girls, one and 5, instagram. what if 5 instrument makes them feel worse about themselves and teen to struggle with mental health that instagram makes it worse? it went on to say that in p p team to report feel suicidal, 13 perc

u. s. senate consumer protection committee. the social media giant has been heavily criticized by politicians and parents, are concerned about plans to create an instagram app tailored to children following the backlash. the company is putting the project on hold. facebook says it wants to address concerns raised in its own recent study about the impact of instagram on young people's mental health. haiti has postponed election shed yield from november despite pressure from the international community. it's the 4th time the election has been cancelled. prime minister ariel on races, but he'll set new dates early next year with growing instability. many people say that security is their main concern as anti gallagher reports. so this is a nation without a function in government where gang violence is so prevalent that people are forced to hide many a full of kidnappings. in neighborhoods where gangs appeared to have total control on it, that the state is going from bad to worse. the situation of the people is worsening . the coming overwhel

u. s. strength and national security and reduce social anxiety president. she is going through this thing where it's like common prosperity. there is a huge robber, baron, sort of wealth and income gap. getting worse and worse during this time of pandemic and money printing, where the, the very healthiest are getting mega wealthy. we've seen that in the united states with even mosque up at 200000000000 business up at 200000000000. there were only worth like, 50000000000 before the pandemic, or 60000000000. now they're worth 200000000000, bernard, or no, here in france. he's french, he's worth, he's the richest man on the world, despite allegedly having some of the highest taxes in the world here. right, i'll take the cynical view and say that black rock was in china trying to convince the ccna that more quantitative easing in washington would bail out chinese property developers. and that in fact, me, the taxpayer of united states will be now helping to bail out chinese property developers. what is wolf? rector's view? well, factors view about what china is

u. s plans to increase the pace and capacity of deportation flights. biden officials say social media is adding to the problem circulating false rumors that the u. s. is handing out humanitarian visas to haitians in need. as that country deals with political unrest and a massive earthquake this summer. new attend the bite administration is planning to raise the annual cap on the number of refugees who can enter the united states to 125,000. that's up from the current limit of 62,500. a spokesperson for the state department, said that by raising the cap, the president intends to address the needs generated by humanitarian crises around the world as a candidate, president biden criticized president trump. for capping refugee admissions at 15,000. he called it an american. we've seen it many times here in the bay area someone dies while being restrained by police. and now there's debate over the term that's often used when that happens, i do not think that side believes about his diagnosis. i think it's used largely to whitewash. cess of, uh four. she was by police coming up after

u. s government now says that the social security trust fund will be unable to pay full benefits.tarting 13 years from now, the new report says by 2034. there will only be enough money to pay about three quarters of full benefits. that's a year earlier than it predicted. last year, the government blames a sharp drop in payroll taxes due to the coronavirus recession. the report also says that the medicare trust fund will be insolvent in just five years by the year. 2026 in a statement, treasury secretary janet yellen said the biden administration is quote committed to safeguarding these programs on wall street stocks were lower today. but even so, they closed out the month with solid gains. the dow was down 39 points today. the nasdaq down six the s and p also down six, but the s and p ended august with its seventh winning month in a row. it's up more than 20% so far this year, the dow and nasdaq were also higher for the month. delta airlines wants to hire 1500 new flight attendants but they all must be vaccinated, the airline announced today being fully vaccinated against covid wi

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

u. s. c u alliance running macand neck. lengthy coalition talks are expected to happen before government can be formed with the social.

u. s. just the moment filed and emotion. see, emergency motion seeking to lift the state law, which it considers unconstitutional. supreme court allowed it to stand earlier this month. it was a major victory for social conservatives. we've been pushing to ban abortion since it was legalized across the u. s. in 1973 police in northern ireland have arrested for men, believed to be linked to the death of journalist lyra key. she was shot and killed 3 years ago while covering a riot by decision republicans who were opposed to the northern irish peace process . one man was already charged with murder last year. the police said others were involved in the killing would be astronaut, saw hoping to make history on wednesday as the 1st all civilian and crew to be launched into all the space. next slide is taking a billionaire entrepreneur and 3 other novices into space from cape canaveral in florida. mission follows to civilian sub water for all the flights in july. i am a mission pilot, and it's really special for me to hold that title. because i'm going to be the 1st black female pilot of the spacecraft. there have been 3 black female astronauts have made it to face. and knowing that i'm going to be the 4t

u. s. justice department filed an emergency motion seeking to left the state legislation, which it considered as unconstitutional. supreme court had allow the texas law to stand earlier this month. it was a major victory for social conservatives who've been seeking to ban abortion since it was legalized across the u. s. in 1973 police northern ireland have arrested for men believe to be linked the death of journalist laura mckee. she was shot and killed 3 years ago while covering a riot by dissident republicans who were opposed to the northern irish peace process. one man was already charged with the murder last year. the police said others were involved in the killing. environmentalists and scientists in rome are trying to save the cities famous pine trees from a devastating insect infestation since 2018. an invasive species more common in the pine forests of north america have been spreading across rome. i am rainy, went out with a team of experts trying to beat the bugs, a sick pine tree and roam, gets the equivalent of a shot to curate hills. thank you for calling deana. that'll be what i mean. the misery, we cut the whole 4 millimeters in diameter and then inject the tree with a pesticide. we then pump the

u. c. s u policy has shrunk considerably since the last po box in 2017 germany said a f. the news channel is put the social democrats in the lead with 25.9 percent. the ruling christine democrats believe to be 2nd place. this is, according to the latest poll, 24.5 percent of the vote for them. 3rd come, the green party was $14.00. and then it's a free democrats with $11.00 milton germany policies gone at 10.6 percent. and the last policy only just getting past 5 percent threshold if you all clear on how things work in terms of this vote, let's explain for you that germans were not directly choosing the chancellor. get up privilege will go to the members of the bundle that c voters were electing today . and then we had to go about taking the chancellor to lean water is definitely going to be a correlation government to get to the ballot papers for candidates in their electron district, $299.00 switch constituents. second for electrical policy. they vote for one of the $47.00 parties going to see only policy to get around. the country will be allowed to end to parliament. following the election for us is our

u. s. a panoramic has helped or hurt that debate regarding, socialized, possible in the future. more government control of health care, socialized medicine. i mean, obviously we're going to have to do something here too because you've had so the hospital beds have been hospitals across the us have been absolutely inundated with this thought. the gracious pity of all. where is the discussion about immune systems where the discussion about eating properly? where was the discussion about eating less junk food? and where was the discussion about taking care of yourself? instead of talking about masks, why don't we talk about what you should eat and how you should take care of yourself? that is, the problem. the government isn't going to come in and say right, less junk food. and why don't you lower your weight because it's the obese people and the people that are high risk, the people haven't taken care of themselves and the government isn't stepping in to talk about that smoking in the factors of that many new years. maybe they only talk about not doing that kind of things. i mean,

are top dogs, we irrigate to ourselves the right to punish economically and socially punish anyone who tries to hold the u. s. military to account for its war crimes. just one fact that i think is so important in 20182019 the last 2 years of active engagement for the u. s. war. the u. s. drop 15000 bombs and missiles on afghan positions. a great number of them, undoubtedly killed civilians. these are war crimes, these are violations of the geneva convention. they should be investigated. but obviously the kangaroo court here is a kangaroo court in the sense that it cow towering to us into british pressure. yeah. which is why i said it kinda smells strange because you don't have a court, a place of justice saying, we're not going to investigate those alleged crimes because it cost too much of madness. such a bizarre explanation. makes more sense. what you've just been explaining that this is all about pressure, but now surely, anybody else being investigated by this court is going to say, well, you're not, you're not just you picking and choosing your cases. indeed, i mean, it's really been ludicrous for the p

1st place, putting the kristi and democrats, and they're very narrow as the c s u level on 25 percent of the vote with the social democrats rember these 2 parties of being government with each other for many years now, but they are both put at exactly the same percentage points. but now crucially, the question will be, how many seats will these parties win in the parliament? that's the decisive total, not the percentage of the vote. they've got the number of seats they've got in the parliament that will form after the election results have come out. we see the greens according to one post, at least in 15, on 15 percent of the vote. and then the other party, so the alternative for germany party the far right party which emerged in parliament which, which emerged into the parliament in the last election while their vote is held steady around 11 percent. the same percentage share for the free democrats, the liberals, as it were, center right, liberal party around 11 percent of the vote. what this suggests is that it will be quite difficult now to see what coalition might be able to be formed. crucially, the far lef

u. c. s u is increasing, and 12 polls are out today. but one which stands out for the christie democrats and their allies, the christine social union from bavaria, one points behind the social democrats. and the reason for that, some people say is because of the activity of anger, the medical over the course of the last few days she's appeared at rallies with om in. lush, she's appearing at one specifically right now in munich, in bavaria, which is the last, as it were, pitched way for her to be seen with arm and lashes, but also with the conservative leader in bavaria, the prime minister of area. marcus, they've been in a sort of be a whole scenario where i'm going to michael drinking beer and appearing not really to enjoy the taste of it. the flavor of it, which in some ways, mimics the way that her party has reacted to the choice of party leader of chancellor candidates. many conservatives don't really want lashley to be the chance for the candidate to do anything about it now, but they wanted marcus and they would say that with mark is that are in charge than their problems would be over. one pulse suggested some time ago that said

so social networks, the digital platforms, to influence collections from the u. s. to even neighboring tennessee, or is this something that people are worried about here that maybe that would have happened in terms of projecting starting messages or in influencing the selections? well, it's normal. think i think because the situation may dot in this election, the political parties use this kind of message to, to, to deliver, to the people here in morocco and tim, but we're talking about more than 26, millions of broken who have seen, at least once the ad for the advertisement in internet doing huge influence and also a very big budget which was invested in this kind of company. and finally, do you think that this new approach that they've used to try and connect with the voter? has it paid off? because when we're looking at it, at least in terms of where we are, it doesn't seem that they are being connected, or were they able to connect? and people just lost faith in the whole system because of the lack of reforms. i don't think so it's we're talking about 5, we're

but it's for the un, it's been the social media posts around this amazing b t. s. appearance at the u. n. have actually been our most popular post in the last 2 years. so at the un enabled us to bring people, all kinds of people who never would have thought to click on the us website or you and you too much and to, to come to us. melissa, what was a b t s always saying to you just very briefly because we're almost at the end of the show. yeah. you know, what was really wonderful was to see the reaction of the fans which are called the b t. s. army, which was really just so full of positivity. and what i loved about it too was that they took time so many of them hunters that's about a 1000 and took time to comment and not just to say, oh thank you for bringing bts to the un, which they did. but also, i'm going to be the change that they're suggesting. i'm going to do things differently. i'm going to to, to learn more about the sustainable development goals. and so this was really wonderful way to see, i don't think we've ever seen this kind of engagement and positivity among become ord

u. s embassy report or book the united states. larger interests will be served by the demise of the p. t p. a government, despite whatever setbacks this might mean for future social and economic reforms in a scandal stand. in other words, rights of women couldn't go to hell. the rights of poor people can go to hell. can i say c a. m i 6 c i. we want this country, we wanted for various reasons. it strategically, very importantly placed the taliban in fact, far from being where 911 was plotted and planned and put together, the taliban had been a clan state of the united states. very few know that the bill clinton administration, but taliban leadership, including some of the people were saying now were invited to the united states. they dropped in, i think, in very secretly secretively, into disney world and to target stores and did a bit of shopping. and they went to the c i and langley virginia. why? because the u. s. wanted to build one american oil company to build a natural gas pipeline from took my no stand through afghanistan to pakistan. absolutely crucial. the alternative routes with russia and a wrong that wilson hall. it was only when bush came to power g

it is less studied on how social movements and actions actually change the politics in the countries. this is the uprising we have in. it's also in the u. s, for example, we, donald trump, was pushed to any of the united states and even a cold for kind of cool against the beyond the democratic system. so i said, what did the social movement, i think anybody who would be able to attract the softer movement or young people and young women and men in morocco is the one who will have more impact and see today is the royal institution days. and that is the windows. do you agree with you follow what he agree with what he says about social movements working here? i, i think there, i think social move there have been many social movements. and a lot of them have been quelled, especially for example, amazon social movements. but that's where that's where the power is. the power of the people is there. and i think what i've seen with the r n i mama party is there all over social media. they're all over youtube and they're, they're doing an election. it's not unless it's a voting voter education campaign. they're reaching out specifically to women a

u. s. army analyst, scott bennet, investigate crimes against humanity. me, the american indians were seen as a scourge as a social pariah that needed to be expunged, expelled and exterminated from much of the eastern seaboard in the elimination of so called inferior raises and extermination camps typical of the wind. hitler had hardly come up with anything new blowing sometimes. 19 o one british concentration camp. mount housing, the $945.00, knotty extermination campbell the western world. did anyone living off exposing its colonies the british empower, extremely profitable for the british. the french tried to copy with in his books and articles. paul craig roberts, professor and he cannot make some well known journalist and former us assistant secretary of the treasury freakonomics policy analyzes the economic factors destabilizing the world. i don't think that we can attribute european colonialism to anything other than money make the sun never set on the british empire. the colonies were where everywhere had this empowers far, far older than the nazis. i like the british people, they colonial policy was unthi

u. s. williams. back dogs wider come with a record of breaking performers. ah . japanese center la social democratic party is won a narrow lead and sundays parliamentary elections. no party has won a clear majority and there will likely be lengthy talks to see who forms the next government. that's p d secured, 25.7 percent of the vote. it's leader. all are shawls says voters of told the governing christian democrats to go into position the c d u with i'm in lash at the helm. 124 point one percent that says west result since it was for me and the 1900 forty's. the green part is widely expected to play kingmaker. it achieved the best result in its history. coming in 3rd, with nearly 15 percent. it's later on in a bad book said, addressing the climate crisis should be the basis of any coalition talks stopped, us and reports from berlin. he was welcome for a man who is hoping to become germany. next leader isn't parked by peptide, the vice move on to get. we are a pragmatic party that knows how to govern. we're a confident party that wants to work to ensure that we have a best future in germa

u. s. have no such powers. now in a province share a parliament re committee propose making access to social media and dating apps. contingent on use is providing that id 1st. that would, if essentially put an end to anonymity on the internet for straightens the suggestion aimed at tackling online abuse. but the proposal is yet to be passed into law. subbing attack in the zealand. his last 6 people injured had happened to the supermarket in oakland at around 240 in the afternoon local time and friday. the prime minister says it was carried out by nicest in spite extremist, his what witnesses said, the 2 ladies, what lady for part of me just went to debbie? neither will allow for a moment. but then i just realized that, oh my god, i have to run a lot of people run up to me and says, just one, just one guy, the stepping of a one. and then i walked to the next thought and i saw a lady flag on the floor and then we had about like 6 or 7 gunshots. and everyone just kind of freaked out. everyone ran into the pharmacy. well, 3 of the 6 people in utah are in critical condition. the attack was just for lankin man who had

social conservatives. have been seeking to ban abortion since it was legalized across the u. s. in 1973. s b 8 bands. nearly all abortions in the state after 6 weeks the pregnancy before many women even though they are pregnant and months before a pregnancy is viable. it does so even in cases of rape, sexual abuse, or incest. and if further prohibits any effort to aid the doctors who provide pre viability abortions for the women who seek them, the act is clearly unconstitutional. under long standing supreme court, precedent. britain and france have traded bobs over the u. k. a parent plan to start turning back boats carrying refugees and migrants to its shores. there's been a sharp rise when the number of people attempting to cross the english channel. i'll just here was john hall reports now from dover. a viable effort to prevent migrants and refugees reaching britain by c or a breach of international maritime law. the government's plan to authorize board for staff to send small boats back into french waters has been condemned by rights groups. amnesty international calls, it's senseles

u. s. know similar powers have been granted. there's also been a proposal to introduce only detracts for uses of social media and taking apps with us trainings having to answer 100 point questionnaire before setting up an account if claims that would help to prevent online abuse. but critics contend that internet, he's, it should have a right anonymity. we put a show up for debate. i believe that people should be identifiable relatively quickly and relatively straightforwardly. should they do something which harms others? things like that are always useful to investigations into investigative offices because communication between individuals is usually a key part of that investigation. and evidentially very important this. this is clearly police haven, you know, police needs to do no more. we call it fascism really because this is where the government is effectively controlling the media. in this case, social media or the internet that the source of the problem is that social media an internet communication, has moved on leaps and bounds. and legislation hasn't kept up with it. probably because legislation simply cannot lose tha

it was a major victory for social conservatives who have been seeking to ban abortion since it was legalized across the u. s. in 1973. s b 8 bands. nearly all abortions in the state after 6 weeks of pregnancy. before many women even know they are pregnant and months before a pregnancy is viable, it does so even in cases of rape, sexual abuse, or incest, and further prohibits any effort to aid the doctors to provide pre viability abortions or the women who seek them. the act is clearly unconstitutional under long standing supreme court precedent. jimmy fields all spoke as director of women's health and rights of the center for american progress . she joined just now for ward off maryland content with jamil. presumably you welcome this developing. why was it so important? for the justice department to su, texas you know, it's very important for the justice department to come out and sue one to recognize that this was blatantly applies in the face of nearly 50 years of us president and to, to let states know that they can't go broke in undermining women and sexual and reproductive rights. and so this is the we

u. s. history marking a turning point in the 28 western economic crisis until then, keep in touch with us, my social media, and let us know if using nato nations to do more when it comes to hosting refugees from what they started. the in the in the us secretary of state anthony blanket comes under intense scrutiny from congress over biden's disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan. archie looks at the lasting impact of the us led war on terror. we hear from afghans forced to leave their homes following to decade. the failed american policy, a transgender fighter who before transitioning, served in the us special forces destroys a female opponent, leaving feminist and sports experts, a gap of what they call a clearly unfair fight.

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