u. s. military commander saying that civil war is, is by no means out of the question, and perhaps even soon, it would have been the way the u. s. wanted to end this war. now they have scaled back what they say they accomplish, to making sure osama bin laden was killed and to ensuring that no terrorist attack from afghanistan has been launched since the u. s. and nato troops have been, have been in the country. and t, w correspondent carry shelton speaking to us in brussels. thanks very much. or change in our public health experts. a founding the alarm about a new corona virus variant, more than 50 cases of the so called delta plus the variance has been detected in india. the variant has also surfaced in the usa and was a dozen other countries. indian scientists say it could be more transmissible, more infectious, and resistant to life saving drugs given to some coven 19 patients. but they do need more data to confirm this. correspondent namisha giant swell sent us this report from india where the new variant has fuel fees the country could be headed for 3rd wave restrictions let us once again off to another good way to leave crowds to

u. s . wanting to investigate new york state handling of coven care homes, despite the accusations of delivery and accounting debt, we hear from grieving families on the us led coalition, poolside, russ ganna, sand interpreted to the foreign troops they, they say the advance. she's our band. after the beheading translator, a company were, you know, purpose of the person in the room to support somebody important. ah, hello there. good evening to go. 9 o'clock in moscow. you watching archie international. thousands of rallied worldwide against co restrictions. but while people chance slogans for greater freedom, countries are having to cope with the highly infectious delta strain of the virus. the news? well, the biggest rallies are in france where more than 160000 turned over the weekend. but president micron is calling on people to think of others and to give up their personal liberties your peddling couldn't be best in existence. no freedom exists without duty. the freedom where i owe nothing to any one does not exist. it's a fiction ally. people sell themselves in my freedom only and where t

u. s. wanted, in the end, no way at all, and put forward to russia, objected to that it went down to one for one year. russia then propose one for only 6 months. the compromise is one for 6 months, then a report from the secretary general, and then another 6 months authorization. pretty much automatically, france will have its military presence in the south region. president mighty one, my call may be announcement at summit of regional leaders. he insisted it would be a gradual withdrawal. a factory fire has killed more than 50 people in bangladesh and feared many more still trapped inside the building doesn't suffered injuries, trying to escape from upper floors and protests have taken place, demanding justice for the victims. those are the headlines. the news our is at the top of the hour, but up next is inside story with ma jim. jim, thanks for watching. see you in half an hour, bye bye. mm. south sudan became independent him years ago. but jubilation quickly gave way to war, famine and politic

u. s . doesn't want to get involved. busy at this point in time, the u. n. of course pulled out back in 2017. they were never a force that was like very much in haiti, certainly when i was there when the un, we're also there. so it's not perhaps surprising that the un all the u. s. don't want to get involved in this point in time. meanwhile, on the street support a prince, i'm told that people are heading to suit markets gathering up on provisions because they're scared of what my next of course, we saw there and manage report people at gathering outside the u. s. embassy, thinking about leaving the country. that's just how dangerous the situation is. if whoever was behind this assassination wanted to create stability in an already unstable nation, they certainly achieve that goal. a new entry president has been nominated, as well as a new prime minister. will this help at all? ease the political tensions in the country. well, that really depends on who supports those moves because it seems to be one group of politicians, backing one person and another backi

u. s. wanted the elimination of the d s t. that's the digital services tax that the u. k. levied on tech companies. so that won't look concession that he did make you could say it was kind of a game, you know, he had to make a concession and then he got this exemption for the banks, but he did manage to secure that exemption. and indeed, it is a victory after breaks it, as is the crowning of london again as a financial capital. okay, so a little bit of given take there in order to get their way. now it's interesting because the stated target of this new global tax is big tech companies like amazon, facebook and google. but even though these companies have called the new rules a step forward so far and so that they will agree to follow them, is there any concern that they could still do what facebook did in australia earlier this year and just shut down their services altogether? if they don't get their way in a certain country, well, you're right about that to rachel because the i thought was back in february when facebook sort of fluids toys out of its prime. because i

want was a desperate rush at the last minute. everyone remembers the famous scenes of the u . s. embassy inside gone at the end of the vietnam war, where people were being lifted off the roof by helicopters. we wanted this to be much more managed, much more dignified, and that is why these flights are starting to arrive in the us know, just one other thing 20 blinking while he was in. can we obviously discussed iran. it's a topic you can ignore in that neighborhood. interesting, the language he used, he said that talks are ongoing in geneva. but the story in vienna, but those talk can keep going on forever. and he said the iran must come back into compliance. just a reminder, it was the us that pull the of iran nuclear deal under donald trump, jewel bite and said he wanted to go back in, but he hasn't done that yet. there's apparently a problem over one sentence, and that sentence to the u. s. wants to introduce, according to the needs, is that the iranians will continue to discuss other issues, such as ballistic missiles and its influence in the region. iran not terribly keen t

u. s. wanted to end the mission earlier. we've even heard july 4th mentioned as a possible date, and now it looks like they are in fact trying to meet that 4th of july deadline, which of course is independence day in the united states. so that would make for a good storyline there, i would say that last week on, on capitol hill, we heard some members of congress expressed some discomfort that barbara would be vacated this early. but the us military officials said they don't need to keep control of the air base to do what they need to do there. so what we know is that any error strikes which the u. s. may still be making would now come from outside the country. so it is indeed a big shift in military policy, but not entirely unexpected. terry, what did nato achieve in its nearly 20 year deployment? is completely over yet. there are still a few 100 troops in the country. the us troops that will stay to guard the mission . they are guard the u. s. mission there. so i would say that the story isn't completely done yet, but nato

u. s. want it was a cease far to mark this religious holiday. the talks could not agree that they simply said that they would meet again soon to try and get a timely and just solution and would try to prevent civilian casualties. but clearly for the taliban, it's very clear that they've not wanted any stage to have a ceasefire, certainly on the battlefield. they feel that in recent months they gain the after hand. and of course, if you have the upper hand on the battlefield, that adds to leverage in negotiations. so i don't think what we've seen here in the last few hours is a really big deal. but i think it is symbolic and dramatic. and again shows the difficulties facing the afghan government. okay. james, phase cell g series from africa, the 3rd life reson cobble. james, thank you. i so says it's responsible for suicide bomb attack in baghdad. that has killed at least 31 people. it's the 3rd time this year that southern city has been targeted. iraq's prime ministers held a meeting with his top security officials. my mood of the law has, has m

u. s. wanted, in the end, no way at all, and put forward to russia, objected to that it went down to one for one year. russia then proposed one for only 6 months. the compromise is one for 6 months, then a report from the secretary general, and then another 6 month authorization. pretty much automatically us president joe biden has called on his russian counterpart vladimir putin to crack down on 5 a criminals last weekend. the 1000 businesses were affected by a ransomware attack. originating from russia. covered 19 cases across the united states are increasing rapidly, sparking phase of a new outbreak. the 11 percent rise in a week is being blamed on the delta varian, which is now the dominant strain across the us. the latest data shows more people are being sent to all spittles in area where there are low rates of vaccination us donation of 1400000 doses of the johnson johnson covered 19 vaccine have arrived in afghanistan, capital, cobble, the you and children's agency. unicef says it's the 1st

u. s wanted, in the end, no way at all, and put forward to russia, objected to that it went down to one. for one year, russia then propose one for only 6 months. the compromise is one for 6 months. then a report from the secretary general. and then another 6 month authorization, pretty much automatically. the taliban canes, it now controls 85 percent of afghanistan. it's made major gains this week and the vacuum left by the withdrawal of us lead foreign forces. russia is on the last over potential attacks on the soviet republics at border ass kind of stone. and it's now how talks with a taliban delegation in moscow. you as president joe biden has called on his russian counterpart, that i'm a person to crack down on cyber criminals. last weekend, more than a 1000 businesses were effected by ransomware. tak, originating from russia 21 pro democracy candidates have been disqualified from running and macau, as legislative assembly election in september. and actual authorities said the contenders were considered disloyal thing to our position. politicians and veteran activists. beijing has be

u. s. wants to make these deals as a way to protect american power and the profits of american technology companies. something kristie just alluded to. there as well. is there truth to that? i would say, yes. i agree. i think there's a lot of truth to it. i mean, i think at the end of the day, we have to recognize a couple of one of those points is that china obviously is leading the way it in terms of technology. and there's a lot of concern about how the rest of the world keeps up. with that, how do you keep up with what's happening just a couple of numbers for you in terms of. 1 what's happening in terms of growth, but half of asia, economic growth in the last decade came from technology and innovation sectors. get this as the, the e commerce section continues to grow. it's estimated that china is trying to you, but asia is going to account about 2 thirds of all of artificial intelligence in the future in terms of usage and 5 g usage. that's an incredible number or so. yeah, i think a lot to us companies and i think u. s. companies, if you look back at the old t p p and you look at thi

u. s. wants to see is some sort of political stability. they've been pushing for the elections to continue to happen is early as september, opposition leaders on the ground. so it's not possible to do that because there's so much chaos on the ground with gangs running wild and this investigation continuing. and they're important to point out, we still don't know who was behind the murder of the haitian president. c so the u . s. does matter though, the us has a long involvement in haiti, especially it is politics, it hasn't the military and in the past. so there's going to be a lot of trying from haiti to the dc, trying to get the support of the biden administration because the calculus is going to be if the by the administration came out and said this person is the person who should lead haiti until elections that would go a long way. obviously they're doing the public behind the scenes likely trying to broker some sort of agreement so that they can get some sense of security and some sense of who's leading the country just we just heard

u. s. wanted, in the end, no way at all, and put forward to russia, objected to that it went down to one for one year. russia then proposed one for only 6 months. the compromise is one for 6 months, then a report from the secretary general and then another 6 month authorization, pretty much automatically. so everyone seems happy, although clearly not enough. aid is going to get into syria as it would if there were 3 crossings. in many ways. we have the status quo now, but i think there is an important aspect to the story that goes beyond syria. and that's the fact that russia and the u. s. a both saying that they made this compromise happen, and they're saying that it's a new turning point. the russian ambassador saying, we're witnessing a historical moment. this was, this could be a turning point, not only for syria, but the middle east in the whole world as a whole. he's certainly been very positive about this. the u. s. a best, the perhaps not as full in her praise, but certainly again saying i

u. s . wants to see is some sort of political stability. they've been pushing for the elections to continue to happen is as early as september, opposition leaders on the ground. so it's not possible to do that because there's so much chaos on the ground with gangs running wild and this investigation continuing. and it's important to point out, we still don't know who was behind the murder of the haitian president. now nearly a century after it was 1st erected in almost 4 years after and spoke to deadly weekend to violence. new york city of charlottesville, virginia, the statue of robert e. lee has been removed. onlookers, including black lives matter, support his chair. as the figure of the confederate general was pulled down from its pedestal and gallagher report, the campaign is in charlottesville, 4 years to remove the statue of confederate, general and slave. oh no. robert e. lee. on saturday morning, the long battle came to fruition its peaceful crowd walked a controversial figure of this nation's troubled racial. past remove the statu

u. s. wanted, in the end, no way at all, and put forward to russia, objected to that it went down to one for one year. russia then proposed one for only 6 months. the compromise is one for 6 months, then a report from the secretary general and then another 6 month authorization. pretty much automatically. the taliban came at now controls 85 percent of afghanistan. it's made major gains this week and the vacuum that's been left by the withdrawal of us lead foreign forces. russia is also on a last, are the potential attacks on the former soviet republics that border afghanistan. and it's now how talks with a taliban delegation in the russian capital laska. well, those are the headlines. i'll be back with more news for you here on al jazeera after generation change, new york. when a war crime is committed, is it kind of just follows a garzon human rights investigator on his unprecedented journey to the french high court. every place to make sure that the information to bring it's taking on the arms t

u. s. wants to see is some sort of political stability. they've been pushing for the elections to continue to happen is as early as september, opposition leaders on the ground. so it's not possible to do that because there's so much chaos on the ground with gangs running wild and this investigation continuing. an important point out. we still don't know who was behind the murder of the haitian president ah, a statue of a u. s. confederate general at the center of violent clashes 4 years ago as being removed from the city of charlottesville, virginia on lucas cheered as the robert e. lee monument was lifted from the prince, a statue of fellow confederate, general, thomas stonewall. jackson was also taken away. there were no signs of a protest. 4 years ago was undergo report. the campaign is in charlottesville, 4 years to remove the statue of confederate, general and slave. oh no. robert e. lee. on saturday morning, the long battle came to fruition its peaceful crowd watched a controversial figure of this nation's troubled racial past remove

u. s. wants to see is some sort of political stability. they've been pushing for the elections to continue to happen. is early as september, opposition leaders on the ground. so it's not possible to do that because there's so much chaos on the ground with gangs running wild and this investigation. continuing an important point out, we still don't know who was behind the murder of the haitian president and start you if us confederate general robert e. lee has been removed from the city of charlottesville, virginia, many black times masters. the board has gathered there to witness the removal of the monument. it was at the center of a violent white supremacist rally 4 years ago. at least 8 people have been killed, an 8 others injured in a large explosion in somalia as capital market issue. a car bomb targeted police commander, colonel 500 mohammed aiden. he survived the attack. aiden was appointed back in april of the his predecessor was accused of calling for a true police in bangladesh. have arrested the owner of a factory where at least 5

u. s. navy wants to talk about crew members scrupulously avoid talking about russia, even though much of their time spent monitoring russian activity around them. i don't sense that this is any different than any other exercise that we do or that we've done in the past. how far away from the nearest question right now, about 2 to 3 minus what we have seen is russian fighter jets operating in international airspace. much in the same way that we've seen seabreeze participants operating in international airspace or russian jet, making it the presence felt or minds or if anyone needed that the united states insistence and freedom of access to international waters isn't an argument the cut and the ice in moscow, which views the black sea expect yard and has complained of, quote, provocative muscle flexing with $5000.00 troops, participating on land and on. see the u. s. ukrainian lead exercises may have been the biggest ever, but they still easily dwarfed by exercises. russia holds in this part of the world and building tens of thousands of participants down spoken message behind these war ga

u. s. navy wants to talk about crew members scrupulously. we're talking about russia, even though much of their time spent monitoring russian activity around them. i don't sense that this is any different than any other exercise that we do or that we've done in the past. how far away from the russian expression right now, about 2 to 3 minus. what we have seen is russian fighter jets operating in international airspace much in the same way that we've seen seabreeze participants operating in international airspace. arrestin jet, making the presence felt or minds, or if anyone needed that the united states insistence and freedom of access to instructional waters isn't an argument the cuts and the ice in moscow, which we use the black sea as it's backyard and has complained of, quote, provocative muscle flexing with $5000.00 troops, participating on land and on. see the u. s. ukrainian lead exercises may have been the biggest ever, but they're still easily dwarfed by exercises. russia holds in this part of the world involving tens of thousands o

u. s. navy wants talk about crew members scrupulously avoid talking about russia, even though much of their time spent monitoring russian activity around them. i don't sense that this is any different than any other exercise that we do or that we've done in the past. how far away from the machine suppression right now, about 2 to 3 minus. what we have seen is russian fighter jets operating in international airspace. much in the same way that we've seen seabreeze participants operating in international airspace arresting, jet, making its presence, felt a reminder if anyone needed that. the united states insistence and freedom of access to instructional waters isn't an argument the cup and the ice in moscow. use the black sea as it's backyard, and has complained of quote, provocative muscle flexing with 5000 troops, participating on land, and on c, d. c. u. s. ukrainian lead exercises may have been the biggest ever, but they're still easily dwarfed by exercises. russia holds in this part of the world and building tens of thousands of participants down spoken message behind these games is ukra

they wanted. comfortable these stories a brief support as a jewelry, the signs are taken to the water for the latest protest. yvonne is released from prison. they sailed past parliament on the u. s. embassy of central london waiving flag, saying free is signs now. early this year the u. k. refused to extra to dishonor to the u. s. where he's wanted on espionage charges still, but he remains in the high security prison still. he's going to turn 50 on saturday and there was a fire in the state of oregon's consumed an area. the size of manhattan has been raging for 2 days with 5 fighters working around the clock to try to contain the spread of the flames. no victims reported. thankfully, the governor of oregon has invoked an emergency act said to try to get more equipment and manpower at a battle the place and lots of things are looking so far this friday you'll find so much more r t dot com as ever or any of us social media, you get a vote in the conversation as well. if you have any breaking news as it happens, but for now that's it. have a great day me. the the everything we associate with modern life has been digitalized. in fact, we live within ecosystems created by big tech.

u. s. navy wants to talk about crew members scrupulously. we're talking about russia even though much of their time spent monitoring russian activity around them. i don't sense that this is any different than any other exercise that we do or that we've done in the past. how far away from the nearest question right now, about 2 to 3 minus. what we have seen is russian fighter jets operating in international airspace. much in the same way that we've seen seabreeze participants operating in international airspace arresting, jet, making the present felt a reminder if anyone needed that. the united states insistence and freedom of access to instructional waters isn't an argument the cup, any ice in moscow use the black sea has its backyard and had complained of quote, provocative muscle flexing with 5000 troops, participating on land and sea. these u. s. ukrainian lead exercises may have been the biggest ever, but this still easily dwarfed by exercises russia holds in this part of the world involving tens of thousands of participants. down spoken

u. s. is of course, worried that russia might use the gas pipeline to put political pressure on ukraine, and of course, the u. s. also wants to sell their own gas to europe. critics. and so president biden does want some form of guaranteed for ukraine from germany because the pipeline will, in all likelihood be completed. and we're hearing now that after the meeting between boston and michael, there'll be some form of washington declaration which will get out the joint vision between the 2 countries in terms of addressing political challenges. well, live together, like repent, demik, of kind of sun libya, but also russia, china, and ukraine. but how much of a vision can see acts actually presents? she's leaving office in a couple of months. it will be going to be any firm commitments that she can still make because of course hartford to do demons go to the polls in september angle america will then stay in office until the new coalition government is formed here that can take a couple of weeks a month, but of course many of the concrete deals with the u. s. will have to be negotiated with the next government. and what we d

also in the game, turkey wants to use this as an opportunity to recover his release with the u. s. e and the european union, by taking a rule of peace building country as a member of the nato in afghanistan, however, the telephone says that it wants all of the international companies to leave the ground is done unconditionally we including turkey, how the bond, but how the bonds spoke personal recently says that they're ready to talk to turkey, wants to be through with all the companies is completed to talk to turkey, to discover the potential cooperation for the future of have kind of stand and present ad. one also said that they're ready to have data tools with taliban regarding to couple a port. so in this sense, both parties are quite coaches, but there are keeping the doors also for the potential talks. so in that sense, if the direct was between turkey and taliban start anytime soon, it will be a surprise. ok, we're still sorta there live for mr. bill. thank you, rachel. i saw sense. it's responsible for a suicide bomb attack in back done that has killed at least 31 people. it

u. s. government during the trump administration. since then, she has been dragged through the canadian courts for years, fighting extradition to the u. s. which wants her to face charges of fraud and conspiracy in relation to allegations that she lied to an h. s. b. c, executive in hong kong in 2013 about wally's control of a subsidiary sky. com, which is accused of violating us sanctions against iran. now her defense team says that they have more than 300 pages of internal email chains and bank documents from hsbc. that undermined the allegations against me. the documents which to this point have been out of the view of the public, were obtained from hsbc through hong kong court, months ago. and according to the defense fallen line with what while way has been claiming for years here is former vice president for media affairs for while wake canada benjamin house, back in may 2019 the criminal case against miss munger is based on allegations that are simply untrue, to the contrary, it was made clear that the business activities by miss mung, were conducted openly and transparently with the full knowledge of banking officials. according to an offici

u . s. government is wanting china that any attack on the philippines in the south trying to see withdrawal response on the a mutual defense treaty. the repeated warning comes as hundreds of activists in manila rally each on the 5th anniversary, of course, holding against china's canes to territory in the south. trying to see british prime minister boss johnson has condemned the online racist abuse against england. black football is marcus rochefort jayden santo and fuko soccer were targeted of the missing penalty kicks and sundays. euro 2020 final against italy. metropolitan police says it's open den investigation. the english football association has also condemned racist abuse on social media. the largest wildfire of the year and the u . s. state of california is partly contained for 5 years working in temperatures near and 40 degrees have been able to gain some ground. but the headlines i'll have one you see here on al jazeera, the 1st like to witness. i had it. i mean, you run it in a year ago. it was like, i thought the little one second. and again, it was like the latest other susan

u. s. a. to strike on the city iraq border. 2 weeks ago, iranian back to groups declared to open war against the u. s. forces still in iraq . washington says iraq, the government wants the u. s. to provide military training for its troops and help in the fight against isolate iran. but this continuing conflict between iran and the u. s. goes further in direct talks aimed at salvaging the 2015 nuclear deal abandoned by the previous u. s. administration under donald trump. again under threat, and that's not helping iraq. danial asset base has been under most well drawn and rocket attacks since the killing of iranian commander. some slay many in the u. s. a. to strike in january last year. of all my them hondas and iraqi commander of the popular mobilization forces was also killed. violence between us forces and iranian affiliated with groups is likely to continue as long as the nuclear issue remains unresolved and would otherwise have a number province, western iraq. as many as 11 people die due to hunger and malnutrition every minute, according to the charity from it says hunger is killing more people than covered 19 that's currently around 7 every minutes. the chari

wanted an explanation. that's why this report was prepared, but the report leaves you with this, this feeling of i guess you're not satisfied with what the, the government or the u. s. military, the pentagon, whoever or, or offering. how do you explain that? how do you explain also that people want to believe so badly that there are extra terrestrials, like just a very enticing solution to what's going on in the universe, people to see things in the sky and the idea that they might actually be aliens. i think just fills people with a great deal of excitement. people grow up reading science fiction, they see in the movies. and this is just, this is great explanation if you grew up with a notion that close encounters of the 3rd kind was a semi documentary about things that actually happened. then the idea that it's actually coming to fruition is kind of a validation for number of people, people believe and number a number of years that this might be happening and they feel like it's happening now. so the very enthusiastic but the report it doesn't realize aliens, but the reason it doesn't realize aliens is that it's literally impossible to realize aliens. something's

u. s. is of course, worried that russia might use the gas pipeline to put political pressure on ukraine, and of course, the u. s. also wants to sell their own gas to europe, say critics. and so president biden does want some form of guaranteed for ukraine from germany because the pipeline will, in all likelihood be completed. and we're hearing now that after the meeting between boston and michael, there'll be some form of washington declaration which will get out the joint vision between the 2 countries in terms of addressing political challenges, well, lives together like pen demick, i've got a son livia, but also russia, china and ukraine, but how much of a vision can see, actually presents she's leaving office in a couple of months? will there be gonna be any firm commitments that she can still make? cause of cause hartford to do just go to the polls in september. uncle america will then stay in office until the new coalition government is formed here that can take a couple of weeks a month. but of course, many of the concrete deals with the u. s. will have to be negotiated with the next government. and what we do know,

u. s. has achieved, wanted, intended to do, and there's no need to risk more american lives. but a peace activists we spoke to things the u. s. has never left a conflict with paving the way for another one. there is no growing threat or striking threat or threats of any sort from anywhere on earth to the us military, which is an expense almost equal to all the others put together. there was no threat from afghanistan 20 years ago. there is no threat from china today. and there is no threat from russia today. it is all absolutely propaganda. and the thing to do 20 years ago was to use the rule of law to prosecute the crimes, to seek the extradition of criminals, where there was justifiable grounds to pursue it, and not to launch a war. the u. s. has never in many, many years ended or even scaled back a war without making any grounds for. ready escalating or starting a new war because to do so would be to challenge the idea of war, which is absolutely taboo if not in comprehensible in u. s. society. the problem, of course, is that you're dealing with government in possession of

u. s. of course, that wants him extradited subs. lloyd believes that the u. s. is after him because he may hold the key to vent as well as ability to avoid washington sanctions. right, well the united states argues that they're simply enforcing their sanctions against venezuela as well as money laundering laws. is there a legal basis for that? swiss investigated? they're part of it, the money where the money went and they didn't find anything. the u. s. takes the position that any time a country tries to do anything around the sanctions that the u. s. should stop them . and so it tries to make the sanctions worldwide has implications for any country that sanctioned and there are a number of them. it has implications for the majority regime and the u. s. is constant efforts to basically overthrow it. it has certainly if, if on boy, someone who has simpler matic immunity can be captured in a country. that's that, that's a very bad precedent. well, further subs, lawyer points to alleged human rights abuses, facing those extra date in to the us and to its most contr

wanted an explanation. that's why this report was prepared, but the report leaves you with this, this feeling of i guess you're not satisfied with what the, the government or the u. s. military, the pentagon, whoever or, or offering. how do you explain that? how do you explain also that people want to believe so badly that there are extra terrestrials, like just a very enticing solution to what's going on in the universe, people to see things in the sky and the idea that they might actually be aliens. i think just fills people with a great deal of excitement. people grow up reading science fiction, they see it in the movies, and it's just, this is great explanation if you grew up with the notion that close encounters of the 3rd kind was a semi documentary about things that actually happened. then the idea that it's actually coming to fruition is kind of a validation for number of people, people, belief and number a number of years that this might be happening and they feel like it's happening now. so the very enthusiastic but the report, you know, it doesn't realize aliens, but the reason it doesn't realize aliens is that it's literally impossible to realize aliens

u. s. a. to strike on the city of iraq border. 2 weeks ago. iranian back to groups declared to open war against the u. s. forces still in iraq, washington says iraq, the government wants the u. s. to provide military training for its troops and help in the fight against isolated iran. but this continuing conflict between iran and the u. s. goes further in direct talks aimed at salvaging the 2015 nuclear deal abandoned by the previous u. s. administration under donald trump. again under threat. and that's not helping iraq. danial asset base has been under multiple drawn and rocket attacks since the killing of iranian commander customs lay many in the u. s. a. to strike in january last year. muslim hunt is an iraqi commander of the popular mobilization forces was also killed. violence between us forces and iranian affiliated with groups is likely to continue as long as the nuclear issue remains unresolved. without through a utah number province, western iraq, remnants of hurricane elsa has left parts of new york city under water. several subway stations are flooded with felicia rescuing. dozens of people. video said on social media showed cause partially to merged and r

u. s. government doesn't want to give you any details of their investigation because usually involves some kind of classified technology. they just don't tell you those details. so they probably come to a very similar conclusion to what i have if they really looked into them in any depth. you tweeted a page from a book by carl sagan that was written back in 1995. and they got my attention and you highlighted what say good wrote about the intellectual health of americans. and he says that americans are falling back into superstition in darkness because the technological powers controlling the world seems so great. and they are also so poorly understood by those who are supposed to represent our interest. e, you know, our politicians. is that what is happening in your opinion to our world when it comes to wanting to believe in us foes and not pushing more fervently for a scientific explanation as you do in your twitter feed? well, i think this is kind of an intractable problem, really not everybody is going to be very interested in science. so there will always be elements of the population

u. s. the u. n. and cattle. now some of those countries want an immediate cease far in place, but the title about making it clear that so far, the proposals from the african government aren't serious. they want not want reconciliation, but they want set entering. they won't come come n harbor c spied and we will continue our waterman as it is. so that's the also not realistic approach not to pragmatic approach. it is necessity that all avalon should have are, should eagerly upon i knew god meant n that was meant what to replace the new will this couple administration and that was meant will be acceptable for us. and to other up months, another taliban spokesman mohammed naive has issued a clarification, saying that they are not demanding the immediate removal of the afghan president ash rough gone for a cease far. and now $20.00 understands that for a c fall, the taliban will release of the prisoners and they want to de listing of those taliban members who are designated under un security council sanctions. meanwhile, the u. s. has been carrying out as strikes in afghanistan, the pentagon, not giving many detail

we want u. s. f d, in this case to prove it. and we want 1cw2cw doses of the vaccine at the end. so we'll buy it from you and that kind of effort allows you to move very, very quickly through development. because you don't have to keep turning around and reinventing things and going back. the government said we need a backseat quickly. that's safe and applications. and the companies did it so, so far so good lay a range of vaccine 5 different types of bucks in have been developed. is it going to be possible to produce the quantities required in the sort of came scale required for the worldwide vaccination? is the production capacity this to produce these new vaccines? so that's a complicated question, but that a really, really critical one is complicated because if we think about a vaccine in widespread use influenza vaccine made by maybe 2 dozen companies around the world in a typical year for a you know, for the typical flu season, we make 402500 1000000 doses. we're, we've already dispensed over 2000000000 doses of koby 900 vaccines. it gives you an impression of the scale. an