u. s. through his workable delays, he wants to mediate and communicate hope he's convinced that scene he's works and he's history. people are able to realize that in south africa, there are many opportunities to and that it is possible to create a better life and a career out of nothing. making art would enable people to change their lives and contribute something positive to the world. the point that one is trying to drive home here is that the amount of plastic that is floating in the ocean. it is, it is like an island, you know, where we are the program because we are the ones who actually to eat at the best that we see in our oceans today. so i think somehow, you know, netflix stand up at a stand up in into some in remember, it is not only about me alone as an artist creating, but it is also for other people to see opportunities. and if i can transform class the into up, you can do water, they inspire in the all taste and look good. if you get this big job in a ari that brings us to the end of

u. s. through his work book delays, he wants to mediate and communicate hope he's convinced that scene he's works and he's history. people are able to realize that in south africa, there are many opportunities to and that it is possible to create a better life and a career out of nothing. making art would enable people to change their lives and come to be something positive to the world. the quantity one is trying to drive home. yeah. is that the amount of plastic that is floating in the ocean? it, it is. it is like an island. you know where we are in the program because we are the ones who need to eat at the mess that we see in our oceans today. so i think somehow, you know, that's it. stand up, it does stand up and do something. and remember, it is not only about me alone as an i t is creates an odd, but it is also for other people to see opportunity. and if i can transform plastic into up, you can do it. thank you for sharing and don't forget to check us out on social media. let's see again next

u. s. congress through it. so appropriations has been funding the ukranian center for countering does information. and they are attempting by doing this to be able to control freedom of speech. not directly in this country, which it is clearly unlawful by, by having a foreign entity do it or where they can, where they can suppress free speech using american dollars to do it overseas. my government funding, ukrainian government, my government allowing the ukrainian government to try and silence me by one or imposing the chilling other. there is an absolute chilling effect of being called, a russian propagandist. the american people need to know that their government has been working hand in blood with the fascist ukraine region to suppress the constitutional guarantee and free speech of americans. the persecution of freight, old and free speech is not democracy. it is the killing of human spirit and the rule of human fear. it is the reign of terror. i have been put on a list by the ukrainian government simply fo

who had believed that this deal as did president barack obama, by the way, who schaeffer did it through a u. s. congress that was quite resistant, as well. all believed that that deal was better than having nothing in place. so since donald trump left to office and joe biden has been president, there has been renewed negotiation to see if the deal could be revitalized. it looked very, very difficult in the beginning. then there were hopes that in fact, success might be close. that was about a month ago. and now again, we're hearing that the talks are deadlocked, and chances of success are apparently receding. ok, well we'll see what it said today. obviously the deal a dominating talks today, but can you tell us what else will be on the agenda in today's leasing between it's in la la, pete. well, this is yours le, pete's 1st trip to berlin as prime minister. so one of the things apparently they will be discussing is new agreements on security, economic and strategic cooperation. whatever that means exactly. also agreements were signed over the weekend with a 2 german ministers and israel on you

with winter fast approaching, germans will be hoping that it will be enough to help get them through the cold. u . s. president joe biden has warned that hurricane ian could be the deadliest ever recorded in the state of florida. so far, officials have confirmed for deaths, but early report suggest what the president called a substantial loss of life. the store made land full as one of the strongest ever to hit the u. s. and it's still lashing florida with strong winds and torrential rain. twisted debris is all that's left at this beach front shopping center. hurricane ian has left a trail of destruction as it caught a cross florida. buildings have been torn from their foundations. many residents are still trapped by flood waters. and where the water has receded residents a left to peek through their shattered homes. as if there is this, the most horrifying sounds in all and with the brief flying everywhere, no doors flying off everywhere the bathrooms are down here, areas is completely smashed in from all the water is just material things law were alive. and so there's a lot of he were here that di

with winter fast approaching. germans will be hoping that it will be enough to help get them through the cold. u. s. president joe biden has warned that hurricane ian could be the deadliest ever recorded in the state of florida. numbers are currently unclear, but early reports suggest that what the president called a substantial loss of life, the store made land full as one of the strongest ever to hit the u. s. and it's still lashing. florida with strong winds and torrential rains, a trail of destruction after making landfall in florida, south west hurricane e and left flooded neighborhoods. leaving many trapped this hospital was badly affected. evacuations another pods. further along the hurricanes, trailer ongoing governor, the santas called to storm his tory we've never seen a flood of that like this. we've never seen storm surge of this magnitude and it hit an area where there's a lot of people in a lot of those low lying areas. and it's going to end up doing extensive damage to a lot of people's homes with a storm already passed. it was a harrowing experience with just relentless spinning, co

we're going to cross life now through the u. s. in new york. and the president of zimbabwe done boot, the man on god. we're speaking like 77, session general assembly. your excellency, mr. antonio, with us. several general united nations. no may just is your excellency's head of state and government distinguish to guess it is my single i want to deliver this statement to this august assembly allow me to congratulate you, mister president on your election as the president of the 7 7th session or the net emissions in assembly please be assured of him by with full support. as you guys are deliberations during this current session, i also pays special tribute to your previous cesar, mr. abdullah shaheed for leading the surrender 6th session of the united nations general assembly. as the world coupled with their farrar of challenges, we commend him for the president of the general assembly as fellowship or for hop initiative towards enhancing youth, interest, endangerment, and commitment in the work of the united nations. this will go a long way tow

u. s. government particularly has come through the levels of funding require boss. we need another 327000000 just to get through to the end of the year. it is a huge population. as a result, it requires a huge amount of funding and i agree that other don't is need to step out. ok, i fear i what was your take on this? do you think? why do you think the response of being so slow? well, i think there are other international factors actually the ukraine crisis was one of the main ones that so molly and other countries in the home where actually the attention of the international committee on the particular shifted to a to other other context we have if you will be a war we have other major. i mean political event is taking place in the continent, so that has overshadow with the somalia christ. i'm 2nd, i think the other fact that here is that this became a recording problem where us it just to have been, it's every few months, if you, yes, i'm in that there is some sort of the from the donor been inspected, but that doesn't justify people or die and now, and in fact, so

u. s. eastern time. it went through the areas of orlando, the central florida major damage mate, namely flemings, and now it's over the atlantic macon, almost. so you turn within the next couple of hours. wait for the next 24 hours and the united states, the eastern board, north carolina, south carolina, would be facing this hurricane. the 2nd version of it, if you want. we still don't know the number of deaths here in florida. some sheriff's local sheriff's of some small counties, they talk about hundreds, we're not sure about this numbers yet, but the only report the only witnesses are already bring in some groove gruesome of images of those people who decided to stay right now the united states is not done yet, we still have another 24 hours, major effort in washington now to provide the money and the help still to come to suffer standing firm in the face of criticism, u. k. prime minister refuses to change her economic plan and the young bosnian is looking for a better life abroad. why somebody's election isn't prov

u. s. and a huge majority of the world and also one trying to principle, so through majority of the world will not be on the u. s. side. that for you, as senate report outlining the cia torture program will not be published. this after a district of columbia court ruled that the report would compromise what it called national security. the report contains highly classified information about the c. i used attention and interrogation policies and procedures that would compromise national security for least far outweighing the public's interest in disclosure. the report details of the practices which were initiated after the $911.00 terrorist attacks in 2001 for as us back were swept up and black site prisons around the world with only some of the apprehensions resulting in formal charges. parts of the report were leached by a democratic senator in 2014 and presented as proof of torture of afghan detainees . it includes findings that ca interrogations were more violent than intel officers ever admitted to lawmakers. earlier i spoke with former ca, officer, ray mcgovern. he noted that no one has b

eastern europe and north america are being destroyed by the rising demand for would pellets through illegal logging. u. s. e. u and british policy makers have classified woody bio mass as renewable, and therefore, governments are subsidizing the production and burning of wood pellets. produces are required to reforest areas. so the c o 2 that is released while burning pellets is re absolved. but a study found that depending on the type of forest it could take between 40 full and 100 full years until nearly planted trees can absorb the same amount of carbon sucked up by the ones that was cut down over a 100 year period. ends down, trees, pine anyway. climb any these egg cross. ah, are a good source of energy over a 100 years. over 25 years of errors, 40 years. frankly, they probably are. especially when forests play another crucial role. countries are spending money. they should be spending on true renewables like wind and solar, on this energy source. ah, that's not going to get us where we need to be asked to plan and fast growing plans could be another up and because the carbon emitted could be absorbe

eastern europe and north america are being destroyed by the rising demand for would pellets through illegal logging. u. s. e. u and british policy makers have classified woody bio mass as renewable, and therefore, governments are subsidizing the production and burning of wood pellets. produces are required to reforest areas. so the c o 2 that is released while burning pellets is re absolved. but a study found that depending on the type of forest it could take between 40 full and 100 full years until nearly planted trees can absorb the same amount of carbon sucked up by the ones that was cut down over a 100 year period. hands down, trees, pine anyway. climb any these egg cross. ah, are a good source of energy. over a 100 years. over 25 years over 40 years. frankly, they probably more. especially when forests play another crucial role lou and trees are spending money. they should be spending on true renewables like wind and solar, on this energy source. ah, that's not going to get us where we need to be asked to plan and fast growing plans could be another up and because the carbon emitted could be absorbe

eastern europe and north america are being destroyed by the rising demand for would pellets through illegal logging. u. s. e. u and british policy makers have classified woody bio mass as renewable, and therefore, governments are subsidizing the production and burning of wood pellets. produces are required to reforest areas. so the c o 2 that is released while burning pellets is re absolved. but a study found that depending on the type of forest it could take between 44 and 100 full years until nearly planted trees can absorb the same amount of carbon sucked up by the ones that was cut down over a 100 year period ends down trees, pine anyway. climb any these egg cross. i'm are a good source of energy. over a 100 years. over 25 years of errors, 40 years. frankly, they probably are. especially when forests play another crucial role. countries are spending money. they should be spending on true renewables like wind and solar, on this energy source. ah, that's not going to get us where we need to be asked to plan and fast growing plans could be another up and because the carbon emitted could be absorbed agai

eastern europe and north america are being destroyed by the rising demand for would pellets through illegal logging. u. s. e, u and british policy makers have classified woody bio mass as renewable, and therefore, governments are subsidizing the production and burning of wood pellets. producers are required to reforest areas, so the c o 2 that is released while burning pellets is re absolved. but a study found that depending on the type of forest it could take between 44 and 100 full years until nearly planted trees can absorb the same amount of carbons sucked up by the ones that were cut down over a 100 year period. stone, trees, pine, anyway. climb any these egg cross. ah, are a good source of energy. over a 100 years. over 25 years over 40 years. frankly, they probably more. especially when forests play another crucial role lou entries are spending money. they should be spending on true renewables like wind and solar, on this energy source. ah, that's not going to get us where we need to be assa plan and fastest growing plants could be another option because the carbon emitted could be absorbed again,

u. s. o, the turns the motor conviction of a man whose case was highlighted in a popular podcast, ah, stone field has strengthened into a major hurricane as it rips through the caribbean. it's lashing the region with heavy rain. unpacking winds of up to 185 kilometers an hour. that's been extensive . damage to the u. s. territory of puerto rico. particle, hain reports a sign of an island hit again. this bridge built after the last hurricane to hit puerto rico washed away. 2 days before the 5th anniversary of hurricane maria. now fiona maria was a category for fiona, a one. but the devastation appears to be just as wide spread. real nevada going thing. therefore, this is the plot to river from the bridge and com or you. it is approximately 10 feet from hitting the bridge. this is crazy. the governor of puerto rico has called the damage catastrophic and more just audio in many areas that had never seen flooding, there has been an unprecedented accumulation of water. in fact, in many areas, it was greater than what we saw during hurricane maria. my, you're up to $76.00 centimeters of rain was forecasted to fall in some parts of puerto rico houses. businesse

u. s preventive services task force .org through october 17th for public comment. it's a crisis being called the silver tsunami coming up the new report showing that seniors are falling into poverty, more than any other age group. legal battle is looming after florida governor ron de santis sent migrants to massachusetts last week, the class action lawsuit filed in federal court continue to follow that large fire burning at a commercial building in san leandro live pictures once again from our photographer there at the scene. no update yet from alameda county fire, but we will bring you new information. as soon as we get it. w re back after want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanently. and with loopholes, the homeless get even less permanently. prop 27. they didn't write it for the homeless. they wrote it for t

u. s. allied a very heavy rain making its way out of central canada through the lakes right across the great place. we've seen some heavy rain recently to the south west of the u. s. slightly clearing away official airline of the journey ah mm. i may go with ah, with ah, this is al jazeera oh.

joining us to talk through it all, our former u. s. international and current being sports analyst christopher's sullivan, who's near of palo alto in california. and canadian sports analysts foreign tool, who's in vancouver? ah, with a lot, lots to get through with 4 teams having qualified from the north and central american region. canada finished top of the table followed by their 2026 world cup co host mexico and the united states, costa rica qualified via the playoff. here's how they've been drawn in the group stage for the finals here in qatar. we'll take a closer look at each one shortly. let's 1st focus on the inform team. canada will be making just their 2nd world comp appearance. jody bands reports from vancouver. oh, canadians are passionate about their sports teams. ah, generally those playing baseball, basketball, and of course ice hockey. but more recently, fans are turning to a different game with the success of the men's and women's sides has caused a massive spike and interest in the sport. the canadian women's team, one

busy went through while on the u. s. o to patient and is this, it describes the, their, their pain and the horror and the tragedy felt. and actually, and i personally, once again became aware of one thing while producing this documentary. and it is that, that the u. s. occupation and in general, a u. s. military operations are one of the, one of the greatest disasters of our time of our century. and i believe that there occupation is a war crime am in and of itself. but our documentary futures only occurrences or, or incidence war crimes that are absolutely real and, and provable. we interviewed for example, witnesses and victims and their relatives. and we've filmed in 5 different provinces and afghanistan, and we especially focused on their war crimes, committed by the united states of america during the occupation period and the african journalist month. sure. he provided us, of course, with important documents and information. and also he introduced us to the witnesses, as i said, and, and victims in afghanistan. wel

u. s. some very heavy, re persistent right through the great plains. and that's all making its way further east was linking all the way back up towards the great lakes there. so all heavy showers, longest bells, a friend down towards the panhandle, some lively showers, their course a good part of florida. and that wet weather, it stands across the gulf of mexico all the way across into the company. they can see how the thunderstorms have been a rumbling away here, scattering a showers across the islands, sir. some of them on the heavy side, some sharp showers to come. we'll see some wet weather for time t because cuba, for example, jamaica might catch a heavy shower or 2, possibly some localized flooding coming through here. it brightens up. it was eastern as we move on into monday, but it does stay very unsettle, across much of central america, more heavy showers to come awe ambitious endeavours to create drought proved amazing to think that the plan be so earlier that now looks completely alike and international efforts to combat the past script thre

u. s landfall here in south carolina . as we head through the day it's going to be late friday morning into the middle of the day here, and it's going to be about charleston to myrtle beach somewhere around the georgetown area with it. we do have the risk for tornadoes and some very strong winds. then on top of that, these winds of more than 80 mph in some spots will be pushing seawater towards the coast. that's going to create storm surge, unfortunately from charleston to myrtle beach. more than six ft. possible that can be deadly stating and deadly. unfortunately in the storm's not fiished yet and works northward , even as we go through friday night into the weekend, where it hangs out and brings him heavy rainfall, so as we make it through time here, you can see that heavy rain working into the coast even for the middle of the day, still pushing the water into the north carolina coast to and we'll see these outer bands reaches far north as virginia by friday night, lots of rainfall out there. it does start to pull apart for saturday morni

through the ukraine. when we look clearly, the u. s. is that using the region, the doc training to use ukraine, produced a russia and bringing over the 2nd world war and germany of the routing countries doing good. if the ambulance stopped walks, the ukrainian government created government is not really democratic. they supported by the conducting a war and want to draw other countries in traditional and we as a peace movement in germany, the majority of the peace movement and those who are human as we would like to that, the german government. anyway, it stops any support with weapons because we don't want to endanger europe in a 3rd. if the u. s. interest one, the ukraine to fight on and type on. and it's not the european interest. i think there has to be a turn around, but the german government, now they say they don't want to export more anymore. weapons are not leo cars. and it seems like a flip for you, but it does seem like a flip flop. you have one thing out of out of, from german officials, then you, then you hear another thing

u. s. eastern time, it went through the areas of orlando, the central florida major damage made, namely flooding, and now it's over the atlantic macon, almost. so you turn within the next couple of hours. wait for the next 24 hours and the united states, the eastern board, north carolina, south carolina, would be facing this hurricane. the 2nd version of it, if you want. we know what this hurricane did, at least in south florida, a cut moments ago in washington homeland security was talking about. and these are the 1st early official reports of debts. we still don't know the number of dads here in florida, some sheriff's local sheriff's of some small counties. they talk about hundreds. we're not sure about this numbers yet, but the only report the only witnesses are already bringing some group gruesome of images of those people who decided to stay to to be brave and phase this ma storm. and some have been found dead, of course, glued to their windows and some have been found glued in their stairs because the water was does come in. now we have a better picture couple of hours at this da

they then sought reimbursement for those meals through the u. s department of agriculture's food nutrition programs. coming up at 11 a bizarre and dangerous challenge on social media is prompting a warning from the fda. what parents need to know. and we're back here with the forecast that includes a chance for some more of those showers. maybe even a thunder shower. we'll have the five day forecast next. also, google paid a man a quarter of a million dollars through direct deposit on accident. now the company is now responding all of fire burning at a commercial building off washington avenue 139th very much so an industrial area of the city between 5 80 80 live pictures now from a ktvu photographer who just arrived at seeing you could see multiple agents. they're surrounding this building ladder trucks just dumping a ton of water. you can see the glow of the flames. they're still at this building in san leandro now. initially alameda county called the second alarm that has gone to a 3rd and 1/4 alarm. this basically means mutual aid is being call

u. s. navy helicopters, i believe through, responded to the incident, la jolla. okay. the still a lot more to come this hour. unveiling the country's 1st homemade aircraft carrier, india flexes it's maritime muscles as it tries to rival chinese pal. or the 100000 passengers are stranded off to one of europe's biggest airlines councils flights. and have we seen the farewell performance? so one of the most famous, double ax and sport and is here with the latest. yes i ah, with how i, we've got some much needed rain coming into western parts of europe. now you see this bad a cloud sliding down towards sir islands towards scotland that will bring some useful wine for it, at least across western parts. as we go through the next couple of days and showers somewhat further south, like all past, could see some wet and windy weather. proper september weather, coming through the larry of low pressures coming into the north west of spain. ab, slightest where little feather northeast was some sharp showers on that sir. we are going to see some wet weather coming through here. wher

u. s. president ronald reagan's classic doctrine of peace through show of military strength. the west has been collectively, relentlessly, bullying russia like a group of mean kids in a school yard. and like every bully, they always seem to be shocked, surprised when someone actually pushes back who's making say, want to take contributing rachel moss and way too many thanks for that. now, so be an american journalist, nobility. same mileage believes the west has no right to criticize the self determination of the people of the dumbass. nobody in the e. u has any moral right to call out anybody's democracy, given that their whole process of unifying the government and expand its authority, was defeated in referenda in france, among other things, other places. and ireland had to vote twice until they got it right. and then nobody was given a choice at all. so you know, the giving anybody lectures in democracy when they're basically a non democratic superstate is, is a parody of democracy right there. but secondly, it's interesting to me that these people obviously don't recogni

you to canada, the maritime provinces on thursday, getting dowse with rain here through to the eastern seaboard of the u. s. as while, but watch what happens on friday. here comes hurricane viewing at racing up the atlantic. i think it's going to make a landfall in canada's nova scotia. providence on saturday, probably on cape breton island. and it could be a historic storm for atlanta, canada to check back with us for the latest on that got some brain hanging around the northern plains, that struck down temperatures here and still flash flood watches in play for the u . s. state of nevada, especially around that northern corner of new mexico as while big drop in those temperatures. for example, in nashville, the other day we had you in the upper thirties, now you're in the upper twenties and showers never really too far away. south america, some storms, eastern east of the bolivian, improving andy, stretching into the southeast of brazil. we go in for a closer look. you know, in fact, around 3 of diginero, we could pick up 2 months worth of rain. and the next 24 to 48 hours. see you later . ah, indonesia

i think you also have to look at this through the context worldwide in the u. s. is trying to up the, the heat on taiwan also. so to some extent, i think we have 3 super powers. i believe we have a fairly responsible government in china, fairly responsible government in russia and a bunch of med dogs in washington. and that, unfortunately, for russia in china, it is kind of incumbent upon their leaders to usher in a new world order without um, provoking or get without getting these mid dogs to a point that they push a nuclear button. i believe it can be done. and i believe that's why rush in china, so it's showing so much constraint. i think they understand that and i think they will, they will be able to do that. ok, larry, take take a swing at that. that's really interesting. what garland just said there is, are there reasonable enough people in washington to, to get that because we're in the facilities trap. okay. and we see it left, right and centre. are they going to right to make the right make the right decision? evidence would say they won't go ahead. larr

i think you also have to look at this through the context worldwide in the u. s. is trying to up the, the heat on taiwan also. so to some extent, i think we have 3 super powers. i believe we have a fairly responsible government in china, fairly responsible. got government in russia and a bunch of med dogs in washington. and that, unfortunately for russia and china, it is kind of incumbent upon their leaders to usher in a new world order without um, provoking or get without the getting these mid dogs to a point that they push a nuclear button. i believe it can be done and i believe that's why russia and china, so it's showing so much constraint. i think they understand that and i think they will, they will be able to do that. ok, larry, take take a swing at that. that's really interesting. what garland just said there is, are there reason well enough people in washington to, to get that because we're in that the cities trap. ok. and we see it left right and centre. are they going to right to make the right make the right decision? evidence would say they won't go a

windy weather anson storms sweeping through new england onwards to places like tobacco and following closely behind where fiona has passed elsewhere across the u. s. and is looking much finer. dwyer in the south. lots of heat coming through for texas for florida. however, we are likely to see some storms with some possible flooding, and we are expecting flooding from tropical storm in it's likely to strengthen into a hurricane as it passes over the cayman islands, just missing jamaica. it'll work its way through the west of cuba, heading to florida, and it may strengthen. we'll keep an eye on that system that sir, with updates. ah, [000:00:00;00] ah . mm. i saw i lou ah, how to get to watching out 0. who might have out top stories to sell more than 700 people across russia have been detained, protest the great a gates equivalent mobilization admitted to service. please have cracked down on demonstrate as opposing the army call ups and several cities including moscow. voting is continuing in the referendum, seen as part of moscow's push to annex for regions in ukraine on demand order to have gone door to door to get people to face that south korea