u. s supreme court decision that overturned new york's concealed carry law. the ruling said local officials could still declare certain areas including schools. playgrounds in public transit, sensitive or gun free zones where anyone caught with a gun will face felony charges. so to come at noon, we're learning new information about the bay area's most recent freeway shooting how witnesses described the scene after a mother and her young son were injured. plus i enjoy the heat. this is getting a little bit harder than i like. but, uh as long as you take plenty of water and don't overdo. i think everybody be fine. taking extra steps to protect people from the heat the closure of several outdoor recreation areas in the east bay firefighters repairing for increasing fire danger ♪ strutting your way into my heart ♪ ♪ take your hat off make yourself at home ♪ ♪ how about stay the night then strut on home ♪ ♪ day 1 i'm in love with your strut ♪ ♪ day 2 i'm in love with your strut ♪ ♪ day 3 i'm in love with your strut ♪ ♪ guess what i'm in love with your strut ♪ ♪ i

u. s. supreme court has hit a 50 year low. the gallup survey found that 47% of americans said they trusted the supreme court a great deal or a fair amount. and that's the lowest levels and 1972 only 40% of those surveys said they approved of the supreme court's work, tying the lowest rating ever in the gallup poll, and opinions were split along partisan minds. lawmakers reached a deal to avoid a government shutdown. the senate passed a short term spending bill yesterday that averted a partial government shutdown that would begin tonight. the bill finances the government through mid december. it also includes billions in military and economic aid to ukraine. the house still has to vote, but it is expected to pass before tonight's deadline. the house has approved a scaled down vert and never bill that would target the dominance of big tech companies. it would give states more power to try antitrust laws and increase the cost for companies to file for a merger, which would increase funding. for federal regulators. there are severa

u. s. supreme court overturned a ruling that protected a woman's right to abortion, leaving it up to individual states to decide if their laws should change. al jazeera is releasing the 2nd tranche of documents from belabor files, a substantial leak of internal papers from britain's main opposition party. they reveal a concerted internal campaign from within the party to under mine, former leader jeremy corbin, phil reese from our investigative unit reports. when jeremy corbin was elected leader of the labor party in 2015, he promised to shift in policy on the middle east. the continuing occupation big mansion of illegal settlements and the imprisonment of palestinian children, ah, an outrage. we will recognize a palestinian state. as soon as we take open quintile, amy corbin and the team leader we will so overdrawn. at last we have a western politician who actually sympathizes with the palestinians. oh, he said soon allegations emerged that he was a racist. the very existence of my party, the labor party is at stake. every race says i'm to see mout outside the labor party. it's time for jeremy

u. s. supreme court overturned the ruling that protected a woman's right to abortion, leaving states to decide if the rules should change. campaigning is intensifying ahead of brazil's presidential election with voting in a weeks time left. this candidate, louise in our zulu, the silver has increased his lead in the opinion, polls over president diable sanara. but well said ours supposed to say this, no way he'll lose our latin america added to the c a. u and reports from company us . oh, a see of yellowing green. the colors of brazil's flag needed president jade personal. on his latest campaign stop. he reminded voters that he's recently cut the price of petrol by half and increased handouts to the needy. but it's something else that makes most supporters worship him. we don't want a campaign. this is the 2nd largest city of brazil's largest and most populous state . so paolo and winning it, or not toper. second selections is vital to both scenarios chances for a 2nd term. a is not difficult to convince you. you just need to look at other countries that adopted communist ideology and s

u. s. supreme court overtime to ruling that protected a woman's right to abortion cilla had hair on now to sarah the far right politician, look, sex become italy's 1st woman. prime minister will have more on georgia, maloney, and south africa. electricity supplies seems to be going from bad to worse, but some people are finding solutions in nature. ah, richard, and he has begun the faithful world copies on its way to the castle, brook your travel package today. the philippine sees given birth again to a tropical cyclone, which is going to possibly briefly touch typhoon status. even if it doesn't, there will be some damage caught in loses because the amount of rain it's bound to throw down during sunday and is forecast track after that. is more, less dead west towards the vietnamese coast. this is the areas where anyway, at the moment the seasonal rains are quite heavy, answered the south. we got some big thunder storms down through borneo and just catching sudden, sumatran the next day or so. at the same time it will have stopped reading japan. it's a humid and warm day in japan. the su

u. s. supreme court overtime to ruling and protected a women's rights to abortion. cilla had hair on al jazeera in a fight for leticia look set on italy's 1st women, prime minister will have more on georgia, maloney, and south africa. electricity supplies seems to be going from bad to worse, but some people are finding solutions in nature. ah, they all say exactly on time with the autumnal equinox, the seasonal winds of kicked him air from the cloud point of view. that's a change of season coming through the black sea hawkess's with temperatures dropping in northern iran and took men is done quite dramatically over the next day or so. look, ask about it from 40 to about 28. but the winds are talking about down here and their strengths in over sunday and monday you probably call it shamar is lasting 2 or 3 days. that's usually a dusty strong when that comes out of iraq. dr. kya to saudi arabia, buckroe and cut up bringing dusty weather with it. there was a change of temperature. did you notice? so that's a cold ish with down through to administer, but the well that comes with it, but fro

u. s. supreme court is temporarily allowing an orthodox jewish university to refuse recognition of an lgbtqdent club. today's ruling puts on hold a decision by a new york state judge who ruled in june that yeshiva university was bound by state anti discrimination laws to recognize the group. why you pride alliance? the school has said doing so is against this religious beliefs and a violation of its first amendment. rights justice sonia sotomayor says the lower court's ruling will remain on hold pending further order of the supreme court. today marks five years since the oakland community lgbt q center first opened its doors. zach sauce tells us this weekend's oakland pride fest is coming just in time to mark the occasion. before we opened the oakland lgbtq community center. oakland was the only major city in the state that did not have a center five years ago. in september, joe hawkins and his co founder, jeff myers, filled a void in oakland's lgbtq community, so we were able to help our community in ways that it has never been held before. today, the center provides an ever growing list o

u. s. supreme court overturned a ruling that protected a woman's right to abortion, leave it up to the individual states to decide if their laws should change it to day strike by air traffic controllers in western central africa has been suspended . hundreds of passengers were stranded across the regional saturday, after national carriers were forced to cancel flights. nicholas hackers in synagogue, couple of decker, where he says the unions are pushing for better pay. we're outside in airports in downtown decor and the air traffic control tower that you see right behind me is being manned by the military. it's going to be handed over to civilian air traffic controllers because they've brought to an end their strike. they've been on strike for the last 2 days in 17 countries, throughout west africa region of the size of the united states, several countries where commercial flights were grounded and no traffic up above. now the air traffic controllers were angry because of their pay and working conditions, and there was still angry whilst they suspended their actions. they said that we'll go back

u. s. supreme court. ident biden and the first lady attended the ceremony as well as the vice president and first gentleman, chief justice john roberts and jackson walked down the steps of the supreme court after the ceremony and posed for a photo. jackson the 104th associate justice of the supreme court, is also 14 women ever to sit on the high court bench at the same time house also hosting a russia shana festival today celebrating the jewish new year, russia, sana is a time for deep reflection, and president biden looked back. u. s s progress since the pandemic in his jewish new year address, he also called on americans to combat hate and anti semitism all come together as one nation. rabbi jonathan sacks who passed away two years ago, once said, the most important lesson of the high holidays is that nothing nothing is broken beyond repair. nothing is broken beyond repair. it's never too late to change and to be better always believed first lady dr jill biden advice president kamala harris and her husba

u. s. supreme court already ruled against donald trump in a different case that he had very limited if it any executive privilege. so there's, it seems likely the justice department is going to try and appeal this. we reached out to them. they have it. in fact said, i responded to us, it's a federal holiday here. but there is concern about the precedent, the sets. now this could have been a bigger deal if trump's legal team had, in fact taken this step immediately after those records were sealed. they didn't. so the justice department has already come out and said, we know what all the documents are. we've already read them to basically the judges saying you could know that, but you can investigate where they came from, how they got there. who else could have seen them if it involves the documents themselves. so it's a minor setback for the justice department, but he'll do nothing to stop this investigation. will continue to watch with keen interest pettigrew, heineman, forest and all washington dc bureau. thanks buddy. this well still had hail. now there is news out of thousands of peopl

u. s. supreme court overturned a ruling that protected a woman's rights to abortion. american actress louise fletcher has died at the age of 88. she was the most most famous for the role that one her, an oscar in 1976, as the villainous nurse rochard. that was in the screen adaptation of one flew over the cuckoos nest, in which she costar with jack nicholson for to went on to have a television and film career that spans 6 decades and earned emmy nominations for her performance as in picket fences and joan of arcadia before the like, all the sport coming up after the break and cruising tennis with a big helping of tears. and gem has got more on that. yes, laura, there wasn't a dry eye in the house for roger federer as the 20 time a grandson champion hung up his racket following his last match in london. but have the emotional good bye when we come back. ah! from breaking down the headlines to exposing the power was attempting to silence reporting the listening post doesn't just cover the news. it covers the way the news is covered on al jazeera. october on out is iraq

u. s. supreme court decision that overturned new york's concealed carry law.id local officials could still declare certain areas including schools , playgrounds and public transportation, sensitive or gun free zones where anyone caught with a gun will face felony charges. we have to actually say that. in our city. have to actually say. we're gon free zone. the city has already started publicly posting maps of all the sensitive zones to let people know where guns are off limits to everyone except licensed professionals, including police and private security guards. time is now 4 35 happening today. president biden will be in philadelphia, delivering a prime time speech this evening from independence hall. the white house says he'll talk about what he calls the soul of the nation. the president says there's an extremist threat to democracy, which the white house calls aga republicans. there's a new quinnipiac poll out the chose two thirds of americans who were surveyed think the united states democracy could collapse. federal judge will preside over a critical h

u. s. reaction, let's bring in our white house correspondent, kimberly hawkins. so have we heard from the biden administration? we know that the u. s. president is headed up to the supreme court. he's not expected to speak there. he is participating in a ceremony to welcome the newest justice to the supreme court katasha brown jackson . but we are expecting in the next hour that the u. s. will likely be taking some sort of punitive action against russia in the form of those promise does vary a punishing economic sanctions. we don't know what those will look like and we are expecting some sort of detailed announcement in the next hour coming from the treasury. the congress and state departments likely that will be in the form of some sort of economic sanctions, a punitive in nature likely against government officials and likely also family members of the russian federations were watching for that very carefully as well. we know the u. s. president, likely to in the coming hours of hear hear back of the white house to talk about the federal response to hurricane ivan, where he is likely also to potentially talk about b as speech that was made earlier by vladimir putin. but we d

u. s. city of jackson and mississippi don't half safe drinking water and kenya's supreme court is expected to deliver its verdict on last month's disputed presidential election. ah, john, he has begun the fee for world copies on its way to the castle group. your travel package today is an update on the monsoon rains across india. hi there. thank you so much for joining in. so the worst of the rain will be falling across central parts around hyderabad, so entailing gun as state pushing into karnataka care law and tamil nadu. but at the same time, we're also being blanketed in brain through the mall deeds and sri lanka. so colombo, coming in at $29.00 degrees, but the sun's out in the northwest looking good in new delhi. we've got you penciled in for 36, a southeast asia. it's our usual plentiful showers and storms of rounds at malaysia borneo island through. so the way z as wall really top to bottom for the philippines, but a lot of the energies being drawn further toward the north. and that's where we got our typhoon spinning around in the east china. see, it's going to clip eastern portio

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balance can use supreme court was or has upheld william router waited last month presidential election. his rival riley dingum challenged the result, claiming that the vote was ranked. a u. s. judge has agreed to appoint a cycle special master as an independent official to review record sees from former president donald trump's florida home. more than 300 classified documents had been removed from his residence, the f b. i says it has evidence that trump's team was deliberately hiding material and obstructing their investigation and follow their stories on a website out there a dot com updated through the day. i'll be back in half now with the out there in news. our next it's inside story to stay with us. ah, a is at somali as door, nearly 8000000 people are going hungry because of severe drought. high food prices and political instability is that time to prevent a crisis, and what's needed to break somali, a cycle of a dependency. this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm laura kyle. parts of southern and central somalia will likely be and famine by the end of the year. that's the warning from the un humanitarian chief who was calling for urgent inter

the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas has agreed to be interviewed by the house committee investigating the january 6th. u. spitol riots. a lawyer for conservative activists. virginia virginia, thomas says she's quote eager to clear up any misconceptions about her work relating to the 2020 election. virginia thomas communicated with people in former president trump's inner circle ahead of that riot, and on the day the attack happened. and she contacted lawmakers in arizona in wisconsin as part of an effort to overturn the results of the 2020 election. the house panel will hold a hearing one week from today. new york's attorney general, is suing former president donald trump and three of his children , calling it the artist steel new york a g leticia james accuses the former president of padding his net worth by billions of dollars. she says he habitually misled banks and others about the value of his assets. trump's three eldest children, donald jr. ivanka and eric trump, are also named as defendants in that civil lawsuit. this investigation revealed that donald trump engaged in years of illegal conduct to i

the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas has agreed to be interviewed by the house committee investigating the january 6th. u. sitol riot, a lawyer for conservative activist virginia thomas says she's quote eager to clear up any misconceptions about her work. relating to the 2020 election and quote the committee wanted to interview her back in june after it emerged that she emailed people and former president trump's inner circle, voicing her desire for president trump not to concede the election. she also reportedly contacted lawmakers in arizona and wisconsin as part of an effort to overturn the results of the 2020 election. the house panel will hold its next hearing one week from today. today the house of representatives passed a bill that would overhaul election law following the january 6th insurrection. the bill would establish that the vice president has no authority to reject electors. it would also raised the threshold for lawmakers to object to the state's electoral vote results adults and it would get courts involved is stated. local officials try to delay the presidential vote or refused to certify

u. s. attorney's office in maryland are in fact has prosecuted a defendant for unlawful conduct in front of the home of one of our supreme court justices. >> so one person? >> to date, there has been one prosecution. >> and what about the hundreds of others? >> -- >> all of whom who have violated the law on the face of it is not complicated the law is very clear. why does the department of justice pick and choose what laws to enforce? which criminalized to enforce? and why does it seem to exactly follow the pattern of the partisan preferences of the biden white house? >> again, senator, politics should not play and does not play any role in our prosecutorial decisions. what i will also add is that our attorney general has increased the u.s. marshal services, resources, -- >> but has there been only one prosecution under section 1507, why have there been no others? >> senator, -- >> does the department believe this is unconstitutional? and if so, why are you refusing to [inaudible] >> respectfully, i disagree that we've chosen not to enforcement. there's been one prosecution -- >> out of hundreds. what about the others? >> sena

supreme court successfully. and from a legal standpoint,s let's say i wentsa downt a bi the border and i brought a big i truck with me and i picked upa u a bunch of illegal immigrants and i started transporting them across the country. trcross thwould i or would i noy be arrested for human trafficking? and would it be illegal toille o that for me if i did that foro e you, a citizen, you could easily be arrested, although to be honest, joe biden'sbiden' jus department wouldn't arrest you. n ordinary conservative ,i disagree that arrest me.me they arrest i was a liberal. >> i get away with through. yeah, yeah. but back to the law. the law is clear. clear it is clear. c and right now, the biggest human trafficker on the face of the planet is joseph robinette biden jr. he has transporteds of hundreds of thousands, millionsm of illegal aliens, populatinang them now, putting many of themdt ines red states. he's happy to put them in red states where it's not the rich people's concerns, it's the little people's concerns. all of the folks on martha'smara vineyard happily voted for's joe biden. conseq poll, they canue live with the consequences