u. s. way of doing it. ok, let's get back to your phrase on actual eyes deflation. you know, we've been talking about inflation versus the inflation now for probably 10 years. and it's an interesting kind of debate because as you point out the, the global g d p is not driven by making stuff anymore. it's all been financial eyes. and so it's really well operating under a different set of rules. i, you know, i liken it to flying through the bermuda triangle or all your dials and on the dashboard are spinning wildly in different directions and you're completely lost in there and pretty soon you crash because you don't get good price signals if. if the central bank, you're just printing money for any reason without any economic justification whatsoever. yeah, mal investment. you have no real price signals telling you what's really going on. so you're describing this says essentially fake inflation on actual eyes deflation . and if you have this plane that's flying in this soup of derivatives, but it's actually, if you were to take a step back, it's crashing into the oce

u. s. sentences pay the way for a temporary deal to stay above a possible debt default. it's voted to pass a bill to raise the debt limit by $480000000000.00. it will now go to the house of representatives without raising the national barring cap, the treasury would not be authorized to pay its bills in less than $2.00 weeks. or senate democrats want a long term solution to the debt limit, to make sure financial remark, it's remain stable, and our economic recovery stays on track. america's full faith and credit must never be used as a political bargaining chip. i hope my republican colleagues relent from trying to make it one when we read. revisit this issue soon. so now that republican brinkman ship is relented. senate democrats will focus on passing, build back better agenda. so we can finally build up ladders of opportunity for people to climb up to the middle class. so let's take a closer look at the political and economic significance of the circle debt ceiling . this is a limit imposed by congress on the amount of debt the federal government can accumulate. its be

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u. s. in carter. in a statement, they said the full implementation of the doha agreement was considered to be the best way of resolving their problems. the u. s. delegation stated they would provide facilities for organizations to deliver aid unaffected by political issues and thousands of people as protested in cities across poland in support of the countries. membership of europe union. the rallies were prompted by a constitutional court ruling that the polish constitution overrides some e u laws. those are the top for as stories that stay with us, i talked to al jazeera is next. i'll have one news for you in half an hour, especially at the latest there possible examples from the iraqi elections. ah ah. the taliban takeover of afghanistan in august sent shock waves around the world. the speed of the afghan national army is collapsed and the disintegration of president a shuffle and his government took even the u. s. by surprise. now the international community is trying to figure out how to deal with the new realities on the ground. the taliban is now empower, determined to implement it's patient for af

u. s. is way behind it's g 7 competitors with and something that the progressive caucus was very keen on. they've lost a drive on prescription drug prices. they've lost a elements of vision and hearing and dental from medicare. but he was telling them, this is a when they're getting a lot of things that important like elderly care and making sure that children have got good schools from the age of 3 through to 16. the fact that there can be a continued child tax credits across the u. s. so joe biden then flew off to europe, essentially leaving nancy pelosi to coordinate the voice. but seeing he has a framework, the having a framework in actually delivering in the end. there still a bit of work to go and given that there's been a lot of talk about this, he would like to see a when, by the time you arrives in rome, certainly by the time the g 7 gets under way, there's no guarantee that will happen the u. k. some of the french ambassador admitted deepening route of a post breaks at fishing rides is c

u. s. senate has a, the way for a temporary deal to stable a possible debt default. it's voted to pass a bill to raise the debt limit by $490000000000.00. it will now go to the house of representatives. senate democrats won a long term solution to the debt limit to make sure financial remark, it's remain stable, and our economic recovery stays on track. america's full faith and credit must never be used as a political bargaining chip. i hope my republican colleagues relent from trying to make it one when we read. revisit this issue soon. so now that republican brinkman ship is relented. senate democrats will focus on passing, build back better agenda. so we can finally build up ladders of opportunity for people to climb up to the middle class. and southwest on pakistan, families are bearing those killed in an earthquake. that sounds rescuer, search for survivors. it's feared many a still trapped under the rubble thursday strong, but shallow tremor has killed at least 20 people. many more wounded. nathan left homeless, boucher stones, hon. i the worst hit region. the

u. s. senate has paid the way for a temporary deal to hold off a possible debt default. it's voted to pass a bill to raise the debt limit by $480000000.00. it will now go to the house of representatives without raising the national barring cap, the treasury will not be authorized to pay its bills. and senate democrats want a long term solution to the debt limit.

u. s. by utilizing the u. s. dollar in the way they do with sanctions? absolutely, it is a self made problem and what the u. s. is doing is that they're basically weaponized in the us because they can't, because at this point in time there's literally no other currency that we can go to . there's no other currency that is as stable, and while bitcoin does have a lot of potential and being the world reserve currency at this point in time right now, it is still very volatile and volatile. it can be a good thing or a bad thing. it can be volatile, bad as in dropping, but it can also appreciate as it's doing right now, and no one is complaining when it's appreciating. but the thing is that if bitcoin does become the reserve currency, then essentially the power literally goes back to the government. we will not have it, so that's not something that i want for big one. i don't think that's in big ones future, and i don't think it will be beneficial for the entire industry. if the quote actually became a reserved currency. now while we have you on, i also want t

u. s. itself. president joe biden said that the u. s. is long way off from recognizing the tolliver. again, the a we want positive relations. we want positive relations. we want engagement, people to people engagement, diplomatic, economic or to tackle common challenges that ter, are not only affecting us, but earlier it is that they are also affecting the united states and the wider international community that are related to advanced on the matter off recognition asserts the prerogative of the united states of america. but we want and we seek positive relations or with all countries here, but we're sell alcohol. you do understand that there's a huge political diplomatic problem now because when you swept through the country across the country in august, the world was grappling with how to deal with the fast moving events in afghanistan . and they were hoping that the taliban, when they took over zeal, would be sending some reassuring messages to the well that you are genuine about forming an inclusive government. now when i look at the you, government is predominantly hard line bas

u. s. by the way, it is itself a major tax haven. it's a incorporation laws are among the easiest in the world. so the u. s. is actually our. busy crime participant, and this kind of a really crazy, monstrous, no tax avoidance. now, europe is on the brink of an energy crisis. his prices continue to hit record highs . one, gym and electricity produced or even shut down its power plant simply because there was no more coal and the country and other you states t. we're also facing shortages of natural gas. let's talk more about this for that . i'll corresponding, charlotte kapinsky empowers florida. good morning key charlotte m winter is coming this assure teacher fuel question is, how is europe and to manage this crisis? well, that's why it's a discussion that the ministers will be looking at today in later this week. the idea is that the moment that there is a lot of finger pointing going on as the block faces this unprecedented energy crisis, that winter crunch is looming. and according to some, this is a problem that has been years i

u. s. by the way, it is itself a major tax savings. it's a incorporation laws are among the easiest in the world. so the u. s. is actually a crime participant and this kind of a really crazy, monstrous, no tax avoidance that europe is on the brink of an energy crisis. is prices continue to hit record highs on gym and electricity producer even shut down its power plant simply because there was no more coal and with winter looming, there also shortages to if natural grass at natural gas across u. d. u. well, there's more now and had the block is managing the crunches. charlotte kapinsky, there is a lot of finger pointing going on as the block faces this unprecedented energy crisis. that winter crunch is looming and according to summer, this is a problem that has been years in the making. let's have a look at some of the main issues across europe at the moment. and we'll start here in france, where there has been a price increase this month of 12.6 percent in gas tariffs that follows several months of other rises. the prime minister shall

u. s. by the way, i is itself a major tax saving. it's a incorporation laws are among the easiest in the world. so the u. s. is actually our. busy crime participant, and this kind of a really crazy, monstrous, no tax avoidance. right. let me tell you about some usage has come to now this our a denmark's energy agencies cleared part of the nord stream to gas pipeline, from russia to germany for operations to say these details is coming in a corresponding just getting across it to your correspondent peter oliver paint, so i believe it's green light, but not quite funneled string to what you got. yes, exactly, we're not quite there yet, but this is a step along the way to this gas pipeline eventually being up and running. what has happened is the danish energy agency has given its rubber stamp to the 1st string of the node stream to gas pipeline ad. that means that it is undergone air pre commissioning. it's also bad, it's number of tests carried out on it, and it's passed those tests in the eyes of the danish energy agency. there's stil

u. s. by the way, it is itself a major tax haven. it's a incorporation laws are among the easiest in the world. so the u. s. is actually a crime participant and this kind of a really crazy, monstrous, no tax avoidance for less attractive fuel travels in the u. k. next. and there is a crystal on the balance of petrol stations. they're still saying they're running dry and angry, drivers forming huge cues from today. the u. k. governments deploy military personnel around the country to try to help ease the crisis. our correspondent, shoddy edwards, dash, the reports next then from london is day 10 now of the petrol crisis situation. and the united kingdom is still seeing many cars backed up outside of petrol stations. people waiting hours to fill up that tanks and even the public transportation is being diverted away to avoid all of this gridlock things have gotten so bad. now, the minute tree has now been deployed and drafted in to try and get the fuel to the petrol station. i think it's also really bold that we can actually call in the

u. s. are going out in different ways. china is talking about economics and the u. s. is always about security. but you know, i have a question. there's this idea. there was one of my compatriots there and said, depending on the us for defense, defense, what, who is going to invade europe? who is going to invade australia? you know that over 50 percent of the people in australia have been convinced by the media that they might be invaded by china. i mean, anybody who knows try, sees what they have. it knows that that would be virtually impossible. second, there be absolutely no appetite for trying to doesn't want more people. they have quite a bit quite enough as it is. and they certainly don't want to go to foreign lands and take on the headache of ruling other people. that's not to say that they obviously the europeans took that challenge under their wing quite some time ago and that didn't work out very well either. so at this juncture, i mean no one can make abner chelsea. i understand your confusion. it just seems that we're on this kind of customer, this break in

u. s. by the way, i is itself a major tax saving it. so incorporation laws are among the easiest in the world. so the u. s. is actually our prime participant, and this kind of a really crazy, monstrous no tax avoidance europe is on the brink of an energy crisis. gas prices continue to hit record high, surging to live at $1200.00 per 1000 cubic meters. i'm with winter looming, there were concerns over how the block is managing. the crunch shall advance. he's got the latest. there is a lot of finger pointing going on as the block faces this unprecedented energy crisis. that winter crunch is looming, and according to some, this is a problem that has been, is in the making. let's have a look at some of the main issues across europe at the moment. and we'll start here in france, where there has been a price increase this month of 12.6 percent in gas towers that follows several months of other rises deployment official cast, texas. it will not be a freeze and they will not be any more increases. but of course, that doesn't mitigate the months

i'm homage and room sanctions were placed on individuals and entities as in bob way in 2003 the u. s. e u and u. k. imposed those sanctions accusing politicians and entities of human rights abuses and repressing democracy. but in bob way says, the sanctions have led to widespread misery. the un special wrapper tour on unilateral coercive measures agrees zimbabwe government invited alena do hon to visit for 10 days. after speaking with ministers, civil society organizations and businesses to hon called for the sanctions to end. she says they've had an insidious ripple effect on the economy and worsened people's access to health, food education and employment. here's what's in. bob weighs justice minister, had to say at the start of do hands visit who went to thanks him, removed because be affected, every facet will for life. so in, in that, so our document that we have when to give them will clearly indicate the effects of fences or not so fit the sanctions were imposed during former president robert mc gabe's rule and were extended in february last year the u. s. and e, you cited a l

u. s. senate has paid the way for a temporary deal to stave off a possible debt default. it's voted to pass a bill to raise the debt limit by $480000000000.00. it will now go to the house of representatives. senate democrats want to long term solution.

u. s. announced a 3 way partnership with the u. k. and australia. well, let's speak to our white house correspondent can be how could she joins us from washington, dc. kimberly the relationship between france in the u. s. has been a little tense as of late. so how important is this meeting? this meeting is very important for repairing the diplomatic rift, when to say that france was unhappy with the deal that was struck between the united states, the u. k. and australia over the selling of technology of nuclear powered submarines to australia would be an understatement. given the fact that not only was the french president maxwell, i rate about being kept in the dark that these negotiations for a group security group known as august happened without any consultation. but this is costing france millions upon millions of dollars. so there is a real economic impact when french president macro has to face his own constituents . and so as a result, he was furious that the biden administration went ahead to help orchestrate this deal. and as a result, pull

u. s, and this is quite interesting, the taliban have been following closely the statements from the u. s. leadership particularly job. i then saying that for america, this is going to be a long way before recognizing the taliban and the u. s. military commanders concerned about the links between the taliban and groups like ice gay and al qaeda affiliates operating here in afghanistan. but however, they believe that because they have been maintaining direct channels of communications with the americans, they say that the confidence, it's just going to be a matter of time before the americans understand that it's about time to cope with the new political realities on the ground. and that, that is, or the taliban are the ones who have the upper hand. i was talking to many people about what happens the next. does the taliban need to make some concessions before the talent before the americans say it's about time to establish those diplomatic concessions. most of the answers that i got from the taliban official is, is just a matter of few weeks or months before they have those recognitions and hash and the issue as the rights of women and girls had also came up in your conversations.

u. s. senate has paved the way for a temporary deal to stave off a possible debt default is voted to pass a bill to raise the debt limit by $418000000000.00. it's now it'll now go to the house of representatives and is set to be a reprieve until at least early december without raising the national borrowing cap, the treasury would not be authorized to pay its bills in less than 2 weeks. senate democrats won a long term solution to the debt limit.

u. s. and u. k headed your way. what did you make of these revelations in washington? general milly, the joint chiefs, us, joint chiefs chairman saying that he had to reassure chinese counterpart that there was not going to be a 1st nuclear strike on china. first of all, i think generally is highly regarded. i respect it from the chinese site. now what is happening in washington, the congressional hearing and a testimony congressional hearing is a confirmation of one point. that is a very important that is there will be no wall between china and the united states . and that is in the, as the interest of mankind. there are people who are very eager and agitated to provoke a war between china, the united states, and they are not doing that in the interest of the american people. some people in the united states even claim that china and united states needs to have a wall with each other. they are legal. i understand the consequence of a war g channel, the united states. because if it is a matter carefully to what henry kissinger has to say recently, he's basically saying

u. s. you can see the thick cloud cover this so those storms and showers are going to continue ranging all the way from the u. s. gulf coast up to the central plains. now to the west of this, we are seeing a bit of a winter mix come into play across the 4 corners, states, the snow pots, colorado and new mexico. the come saturday, that wet masses shifts off to the east. it is going to get west of some of those south eastern states on across the great lakes. we are seeing some heavier rain push into eastern parts of canada. but across the east coast it is looking fine and dry a 22 degrees in new york. 26 in washington d. c. and this isn't a story across the west coast. we are seeing fine, a dry a weather, lots of warms, coming through heat for california. if we look at the 3 day for los angeles, we're going to see the temperature well above average and lots of sunshine all the way through to sunday, not talking about heat. let's move to central america. it's hot and humid for much of a caribbean with scattered showers, and thunderstorms, with sunshine to rough seas as well as hurricane san. pulls of

u. s. in catheter? in a statement, they said the full implementation of that though her agreement was considered to be the best way of resolving their problems. the u. s. delegation stated they would provide facilities for organizations to deliver aid, unaffected by political issues. and thousands of people had protested in cities across poland in support of the countries. membership of the european union valleys were prompted by a constitutional court ruling that the polish constitution overrides some u laws. donald tusk, the former president of the european council was one of several opposition leaders defending the country's place in the block. those are the top stores. i'm going to have more and all those stories on the out to 0 and use our that's coming up in just under half an hour coming up next. witness continues. oh, b w c. oh with that i'm not going to get you a a 123. we don't know which cam police will get you then but yes, what is your paper and go on. speaker is re to the name of the camp where where one should go. a 7 to 2 hours i'm, i'm, i'm a bit i'm, i'm one of them are gone. they basically why w

u. s. doesn't have much in the way of, of embassy officials. it's all politics. it's the u. s. now, on this, this into russia campaign and that been going on really since the late obama administration get a job under $500.00 bonus. are going on, paid leave, bounced the ultimate and facing on vaccinated municipal employees in new york. the $300000.00 city workers, including firefighters and cops, are monday to, to get their 1st dose by friday. at the latest knots resulted in a wave of anger. on sunday, demonstrators gathered in this city center to protest against the measures. despite the opposition, the cities mirror is spending by the controversial move your city work or you need to be vaccinated. we are here to keep you safe. so you can keep everyone else safe . york city police officers take our can believe is of the monday will actually have the opposite effect and reduce safety in newark. well, it's basically a way to the, from the police without actually the funding them. going to have police officers either, either leaving the job or not showing up for work to or, and al

u. s. doesn't have much in the way of, of embassy officials. it's all politics. it's the u. s. now, on this, this anti russia campaign that been going on really, since the late obama administration. hey, to another of her headline stories today. vaccine donations by western countries are feeling too much initial pledges that's according to the people's vaccine alliance, whose latest report concludes that pharmaceutical companies and rich states are contributing to job inequality around the world. the document named a dose of reality underlines that nearly 2000000000 covet vaccine shots were initially promised by wealthy nations. however, only 14 percent of vaccines were delivered to the countries most. the need. less than 2 percent of people in low income nations are fully vaccinated with more in the story here, sir. senior correspondent, murat gas div. we will remember how it started. we were all scared. there was no medicine will cure no vaccine and new blad, the rich and the poor were truly equal. no amount of money would protect you from this dreadful new virus. back then w

, instead of helping constructing our country and ensuring order. diplomats tell me there's no way the u. s. and it's western allies will agree to unfreeze afghanistan's assets and hand that money directly to the taliban. but the un believes there's another solution to inject money into afghanistan's economy, and that's using trust funds set up, for example, by the u. n. development program or the world bank. those funds can then be used to pay for vital supplies and sellers. already one such scheme is up and running, allowing a fund of $15000000.00 to be accessed by hospitals and health care workers. james bayes alger 0 at the united nations north korea's leader came down and says, his country's weapons development is an act of self defense. he says, the build up is necessary to face haunts our policies from the united states and increasing military forces in south korea. the t careers have been in an accelerating arms race with both sides testing, short range, ballistic missiles, and other hardware. preliminary election results in iraq point a strong outcome for the party of the sheer cla