when we'll set up a little al jazeera, one, mexico city, a strong earthquake has hit south west mexico. the magnitude 7 tremor struck near the beach resort. the city of archipelago, one person was reported to have died in the state of colorado. it was felt in parts of the capital, mexico city in north power, in some neighborhoods, and send people out onto the streets. brittany spears father, his file documents to end illegal arrangement that let him control the american popstars life and money for the last 13 years. a thing has been fighting against the conservatorship imposed after worried about her mental health. she denounced it as cruel and exploitative. ah, my money inside the headlines on al jazeera, the us says it's concerned about some people appointed to afghanistan. new interim government announced by the taliban. the cabinet has some members who have been on global terrorism watch lists. charles draft that has moved from couple it's important to recognize that the thought of on does have support here, and certainly members of the old god as we're describing them, do have sup

a strong earthquake has hit south west mexico. the magnitude 7 tremor struck me. the beach resorts, city of acapulco, at least one person was killed by a falling post. the quake was felt in parts of mexico city, knocked out power in some areas. and some people on the streets, mexico supreme court has d criminalized abortion. it rule unanimously. the punishment for terminations is unconstitutional. it means court can no longer prosecute abortion cases. there are port saudi led coalition forces and carried out and strikes, targeting, who controlled errors in southwest g. m and the people in media, se plains known to 15 raves on an area near ties airport if confirmed they'd be the 1st attacks on who positions in ties and more than a year. it's believed who use the airport to attack a government military base last month, getting at least 30 soldiers and guineas. qu, leaders have released political detainees and lifted security restrictions imposed by the out. the government becomes of the army, strengthens its hold on power. replacing regional governors with military

when we'll set up a little al jazeera, one, mexico city and strong earthquake has hit south west mexico. the magnitude 7 tremor struck near the beach, resort 50 of archipelago. one person was reported to have died in the state of colorado. it was felt in parts of the capital, mexico city, in north power, in some neighborhoods, and send people out onto the streets. britney spears father, his file documents to end illegal arrangement that let him control the american popstars life and money for the last 13 years. the thing has been fighting against the conservatorship imposed after worried about her mental health. she's denounced it as cruel and exploitative. ah.

the fire, in absolute shock and crying over this tragic news, a strong earthquake has hit south west mexico. the magnitude 7 tremors struck near the beach resort. the city of acapulco, one person was reported to have died in the state of river and was felt in parts of the capital, mexico city, where it knocked out power in some neighborhoods and send people out onto the streets. mexico supreme court has decriminalized abortion. it ruled unanimously that penalizing terminations is unconstitutional. that now means coats in mexico can no longer prosecute abortion cases. it's a major victory for pro abortion rights advocates just as parts of the united states. and i tough laws against the procedure. i knew were apollo reports from mexico city. i saw the anti abortion activists demonstrating outside mexico's supreme court on tuesday. there protesting a landmark decision by mexico's high court, declaring that the criminalization of abortion in the state of while wheeler is unconstitutional. the unanimous rulings sets a precedent for the de criminalization of abortion. nationwide, seniority senior

thousands of years ago the natives of this land started to migrate they migrated as far as far west as mexico. the mississippi river valley they migrated as far south as south america and central america. they migrated all the way here to point comfort where fort monroe is located today. they were hunters they were gatherers and they led they lived a very successful and prosperous life there. in 16:07 the english to come here and by that time the virginia unions had learned and mastered the art of cultivation. the english would struggle the first few years, but they too would prosper. we know from mr. john rolfe to secretary of colony that in 1619 20 and odd -- arrived here at point comfort. they were traded for goods. after that, we see the evolution of laws and rules and regulations that will start to manage the african population here in hampton. next. we're going to look at the 1812 and find out why this fort is now an existence and how it came about. why is the largest stone fort in the united states here today the war of 1812 was a backdrop to that story? in 1812 the british once again

mexico along the gulf coast. that's a long distance, as you see there on the west coast of mexico. the latest is a 7.0 earthquake we'll continue to monitor this and look for any larger aftershocks in a quake of this size in the next few hours. >> we'll get video into the newsroom of this earthquake near acapulco in mexico. >>> want to get you caught up on some other stories we are watching this evening. opening arguments in one of the most-anticipated trials in history. elizabeth holmes faces charges of wire fraud and conspiracy. she has pleaded not guilty. this trial is in san jose. the founder and former ceo of palo alto-based theranos is accused of defrauding her investors along with patients who relied on blood tests by her company. the pool was more than 200 people for the jury. it's been a stressful 24 hours in healdsburg. an arsonist might be toblame for more than a dozen fires last night. a total of 15 fires broke out between 8:00 and 10:00 p.m. last night. thankfully no structures damaged but it did burn really close to home. investigators spent a lot of time sifting throu

and the mid west is drive the south to the hit, the gulf of mexico and his drive to the west. the pacific coast is dry. that breeze is quite strong, but in land readily, it's fairly hot, not quite hot enough to warn the heat wipe. it's certainly it is feeding fires and they are still burning. as for rain though, is where it's forming. this is monday that spinner probably won't develop into a name store. but even if it doesn't, as a huge amount of reading coming up the flat coast of texas for the south and further east standard spread of showers at this time, the heaviest rain, he's going slowly safa. the sun now is still across while panama, but it's cause flooding in northern columbia and they'll be more of that to come. there are a few showers showing up in the forecast across this part of brazil, not enough in my opinion. and there's a massive re, once again necessity present. se off brazil and durick by but look at asencion city, 9 degrees again, too hot for the title. yeah, it is cooling down the when freedom of the press is under threat in, oh, you just call thought genu

mexico city. during long days and nights, he barely saw his family. drew's attention was focused on the mountain range far to the west, the sierra madre. it's known as mexico's lawless land. el chapo's home base, the mexican state of sinaloa, comprises part of it. the biggest city there is culiacan, the reputed narco capital of mexico. and el chapo essentially owned the town. >> it would be like in the heyday of prohibition when al capone completely owned chicago, for somebody to come in and just try to throw handcuffs on capone, they'd get shot. >> it was a place where kingpins who died in mexico's drug wars were placed in large, ornate tombs. they seemed to stand as reminders of the violence and danger that engulfed culiacan. >> i think it is very dangerous. culiacan, sinaloa and those areas are completely controlled by drug cartels. >> but drew was relentless. for instance, just before he arrived in mexico, he came upon a treasure trove of evidence. el chapo had left his safe haven in culiacan for this mansion in cabo san lucas. it was raided by mexican law enforcement. el chapo got away. but there were key scraps

rain across the dakotas and the midwest with joyce the south to the hit, the gulf of mexico and his drive to the west. the pacific coast is dry. that breeze is quite strong, but in land readily, it's fairly hot, not quite hot enough to warn the heat wipe. it's certainly it is feeding the fires and they are still burning. as for rain though, it's where it's forming. this is monday that spinner probably won't develop into a name store, but even if it doesn't, as a huge amount of reading coming up the flat coast of texas further south and further east standard spread of showers at this time the the heaviest rainy's going slowly south of the sun now is still across while panama, but it's cause flooding in northern columbia and they'll be more of that to come. there are a few showers showing up in the forecast across this part of brazil. not enough in my opinion. and there's a massive re, once again, necessity present southeast of brazil and uruguay. but look at essential study. 9 degrees again too hot the tile here it is coating back the discover a world of difference determination. i am coming down when

mexico policy. we want to make sure the they think through the responsibilities of fighting narcotics entering our boarders. comes through detroit and columbus into westaths doubled from 2019 to 2020. i imagine it will be higher at the end of 2021. now the remain in mexico is back in play. they're allowed to us use it biden would be foolish not to use it. does that kill your case? >> no, think you have a number of case that's are moving forward. we are focusing on the drug trafficking aspects of it. once again we're seeing a massive surge in fentanyl. and whether it is reversing and going back to remaining in mexico or other priorities at the border, we think these guys need to put a lot more time and resources on these guys coming over with backpacks. we seeee people trafficking acrs the border. even as the administration says, if only one in five people slide through with a backpack that's enough to destroy counties inn west virginia or across the country. there is a lot of death that will result from it. we want the eye and laser beam focused on the drug trafficking side. it was a huge problem with ching moving product to mexico. now the mexican dr

west. and we're cranking the heat cents. we've got 40 for vegas 41 in phoenix, weather for idaho, affecting boise with a high of 26 degrees off to the pacific coast of mexico. we've got all off just move into the west of baja, california on friday and heavy falls for a huge portion of central america joining up with the wet weather in south america . and through the peruvian andy's down ports can be expected to cure for the toward the south. nice stay in santiago, 18 degrees that whether that was plaguing the river. plate region off toward the south atlantic associate has a high of 25 or cranking temperature. it's here, but it's really weather whiplash. we go from 37 on monday to 23 on tuesday with the south when that's it for me. bye. for now. the news. it was meant to be that day. did you hear the cameras quickly put a tragic attack? stunned the world and the u. s. president. a guy came in and whispered something into the previous ear. what did he fatal for the school children present? the events of september, the 11th defined the world. they grew up in just a huge moment. these are their stories. 911, witness on al jazeera. oh, the me again, this is the

mexico. we've got all off just move into the west of baja, california on friday and heavy falls for a huge portion of central america joining up with the wet weather in south america and through the peruvian andy's down ports can be expected here for them toward the south nice stay in santiago, 18 degrees that whether that was plaguing the river. plate region off toward the south atlantic associate has a high of 25 or cranking temperature. it's here, but it's really weather whiplash. we go from 37 on monday to 23 on tuesday with the south when that's it for me. bye. for now. the news is one of the world's most powerful and dangerous criminal enterprises. central to the livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of people. and behind the of many more exceptional access to some of its key players reveals the inner workings of an organization telling the known to many as the blood alliance. inside this, in a la carte house part, one of the key parts investigation, people and power on al jazeera, the latest news, as it breaks. the big concern is that my suits forces are coming round on the mountain ridges.

frank special forces say they have killed i fully regional leader in west africa, the whole region, the frustration and southern mexico also migrant are prevented from heading north. ah. the united kingdom and the u. s. have agreed to help australia develop nuclear power submarines on the new partnership that cooling ok and seen as a way to counter china is growing influence in the asia pacific region. the deal involves cooperation on cyber and underwater defense as well as artificial intelligence technology. my kind of reports, washington, 3 nation to me. it was than usual prelude to a bite in white house briefing video extolling the depth and length of the relationship between the 3 countries. the only time the usaa shared its nuclear propulsion technology was with the u. k. back in 1958. now a trailer will become part of the exclusive club. in an alliance labeled, the us president joined remotely by the other 2 leaders. the 1st major initiative a bogus will be to deliver a nuclear power submarine. flight frustrated. i have the next id months we will work together to seek to determine the best way forward to achieve

to get our hands on and from down in south carolina but to go further west and another area and starting from last texas and mexico. so it turns out to be incredibly nutritious and then to stave off hunger but then love is the biggest and boldest thing that day. and for ashley to end her suffering. >> and then half of these items after passing it down to her granddaughter and then a free woman from the first wave of the great migration and then there was a story that i just told you. a black mother's eternal love. my great-grandmother rose. so she was sold at age nine in south carolina. and she never saw her again. ashley is my grandmother. 1921. >> this story separation and loss is common for slavery and is common in the experience and yet breathtaking to this mother and daughter with the specificity we pair of the whole repair of the fact that that fact of that story but despite that atrocity. and also to give a hand how they could survive. and then to identify and that to generously provide. and that hierarchy of human needs. and although that may seem like a bit of a stretch. . . . . belonging to a community.

woodcraft art, it was in from houston to mexico, enough to potentially overdose or kill 1.5 million people. like to stop fentanyl from entering the country, westrney general suing the biden administration saying the reversal of the remain in mexico policy has had devastating effect on the flow of drugs into the us. >> we feel the impact of the immigration debate and open borders most when sentinel is surging across the border. most people talk about raw numbers of undocumented aliens coming in. we measure the problem through the amount of fentanyl and illicit drugs. we think this should be a no-brainer for president biden to turn around but he didn't think about the drug trafficking it should when he tried to rescind the remain in mexico policy. jillian: president biden is mulling over a remain in mexico light policy that would require a small number of asylum-seekers to remain in mexico before entering the us. kentucky senator and pulsing documents prove doctor fauci lied about funding the wuhan lab. document as reported by the intercept say the one lab used 300,$000 of nih grants for gain of function research something doctor fauci has denie

showers coming across into the east, the knowledge from west, or whether they're into nicaragua, costa rica into central america, part of mexico. also seeing some rather lively down polls as we go on through thursday, a showers love spells of rain continuing notice and what whether to ensue, where florida over the next few days. but of course, all eyes on the remains of tropical storm i'd, which is now making its way over towards the northeast of the us that gradually pushes through charts or some flash flooding to just around the desert southwest google sponsored pay cut on airways. this isn't my story. it's the story of my friend jesus. she told us that she didn't want to be here. she didn't want to live anymore. was too hard. a survivor dedicates her life to educating and saving others from suicide. we are the ones that are dying, where the ones that are losing our friends and therefore we have to be the ones that will stand up and solve it because no one else is going to. where there is hope, a witness documentary on. i just joined doctor's 0 as part of the launch team in 2006 pro just as a call from 1000000 mom march. in

mexico. the last of the migrants that were camping along the west mike scope order have left or been removed. heavy equipment was brought into clear up the site. 15,000 people had gathered their to seek asylum in the united states. catalonia's former leader has been released from italian detention. he was taken into custody by police on thursday. spain accuses him of sedition. an italian court has to consider spain's extradition request. the next hearing is set for the beginning of october. the influential north korean leader says they are ready to end a state of war with the south. the idea of ending the war is admirable. the conflict and ended -- ended in 1953, meaning they are still technically at war. three more towns have been evacuated after explosions from a volcano on the canary islands intensified. the volcano started erecting on sunday for the first time in 50 years. more than 7000 people have fled their homes. hundreds of buildings have been destroyed by rivers of lofa. airlines have canceled flights for a second day due to a giant ash cloud. the news continues after inside story.

west of this, we are seeing a bit of a wintry mix. come into play across the 4 corners states, a snow white for colorado and new mexico becomes saturday. that where mass shifts off to the east, it is going to get west of some of those south eastern states across the great lakes. we are seeing some heavy rain push into eastern parts of canada, but across the east coast it is looking fine and dry at 22 degrees in new york 26 in washington, d. c. and this isn't a story across a west coast. we are seeing fine, dry 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. now talking about heat, let's move to central america. it's hot and humid for much of the caribbean with scattered showers and thunderstorms, with sunshine to rough seas as well as hurricane sam pulls off to the east of bermuda for the wet weather. though we have to look to central parts of mexico, the housing has become a commodity instead of a human right. that gives me some people the ability to take advantage of others. f

because the west is literally building its towns and states during this period. arizona, new mexico and oklahoma are territories at the beginning of the progressive era and the west uses at large elections, part time may year, commission and city manager models. my hometown tempe, arizona, has a city manager incorporated during the progressive era, i love this example, it's a great civics lesson. my high school government teacher taught at my high school for 35 years, he was an alum, he was also the mayor. he taught the zero to fifth hour and skipped prep because city manager ran the city, full time teaching government but in the afternoon went to city hall and he was a mayor because there was a city manager system. it also was nonpartisan another progressive reform could potentially change politics, can't organize around party elections and choosing primary nominees. right. the idea is good government is good government. it shouldn't matter what party. many towns had nonpartisan elections. went on to become a member of congress. a set of methods of efforts predominant nated in the

mexico, colorado and our wins. they're starting to die down across california, which is certainly good news for those wildfire. it's burning off to the west coast of canada or a plume of moisture moves in to the west coast. vancouver stays dry for now with a high of 22 degrees. central america. i think our heaviest spouts will really be confined, heavy spouts of rain, pacific coast of mexico, guatemala outside the door. right down to costa rica and panama. on friday, the top end of south america says we would expect unsettled, but we've got our pulses of rain for the coastal sections of colombia and friday, further toward the south, that disturbance, it was plaguing the river plate region off to the south that by and take montevideo has a height of 14 degrees, but watch out for gusty winds, winding up to about 50 kilometers per hour. that's it for me. the phone, air or online, the parts at the debate or pacific people, the ocean is our identity and the source of well being. we are the ocean when no help take it off the table. it says shoot inside atmosphere. people are demoralized . they're exhausted and many health care workers are exper

you la mexico. rusty crews are searching for survivors often earthquake and south west china. new 3 people unknown to have died. the magnitude 6 trema has a shallow death in situ. i'm province. local media, say hundreds of homes have been destroyed in singapore, migrant workers have been allowed outside their dorms off to being confined for more than a year or than $300000.00 low income workers. from mostly south asian countries have enjoyed social distance thing. cubs fall stricter and the white population, imposed onto that cramped dorms, became the center of the initial cave in 1900 outbreak last year. singapore has been praised for swift response to the pandemic, lately for its high vaccination rate. the united nations children's agencies urging pandemic, had nations to rios in schools as soon as possible if it's safe to do so. in the philippines alone, more than 20000000 children out of school for civilians have made history going into obits on a space. ex flight with no professional astronauts on board. they blasted off from cape canaveral in florida. rome fennel has the

west africa as well. and what we're seeing right now, playing out here, mexico city, for example, is more haitian migrants arriving in the mexican capital. who have seen these images play out on the news of what's happening to haitian migrants on the northern border of the border between mexico and the united states. and they're afraid that if they continue that journey north, they're going to end up getting deported as well. take a look waiting outside in immigration office in mexico city, these haitian migrants have decided it safer to asked to stay here rather than risk crossing the us border. i'm hearing people are being deported to high 3 and right now high t is very bad. they don't have a president. there are many things, so we can't go there. that's why i'm afraid, and i want to live here in mexico. in recent days, the u. s. has been sending more migrants back home following the arrival of thousands of haitian nationals on the us mexico border. but not all are being repatriated. many who have crossed in the state of texas have been given paperwork and a day to appear in the us immigration court tho

west. olav has weakened to a tropical storm after lashing the los cabos resorts in mexico.et a foot of rain. and in the east, hurricane larry is expected to hit newfoundland, canada. it is kicking up huge waves and high winds on the u.s. atlantic coast. we're feeling that wind tonight. tomorrow, two teen titans willee take center stage at the u.s. open women's final. 19-year-old leylah fernandez of canada, and 18-year-old emma raducanu of britain stunned the tennis world thursday night, advancing to their first-ever grand slam championship. get this-- it is the first time since 1999 that two teenagers are in a grand slam final. it's been fun to watch them play. all right, "on the road" is next. a 9/11 widow confronts her biggest challenge: facing the future while never forgetting the past. [sfx: radio being tuned] welcome to allstate. ♪ [band plays] ♪ a place where everyone lives life well-protected. ♪ and even when things go a bit wrong, we've got your back. here, things work the way you wish they would. and better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands wi

west tonight, in chorley. the us has closed one of its border crossings with mexico after 12,000 migrants crossed into a texasivals, mostly from haiti, who now make up a third of the city�*s population. simonjones reports. a makeshift camp that has grown at staggering speed, leading to what has been described as a humanitarian crisis. the bridge providing the only shelter from the scorching sun to thousands of migrants, mostly from haiti, seeking a new life in the us. the city�*s mayor says it simply cannot cope. we now have one third of the population of the city of del rio, texas, in a confined space under the city of del rio international bridge. so, that said, i had thought that the alarm was set on monday. this is setting the nuclear bomb alarm that this is no longer sustainable, acceptable. the number of haitians crossing the south—west border into the united states has been rising for months. many have travelled from south america. they had fled there after the devastating earthquake of 2010. but there are now calls for urgent action to prevent the situation become completely unmanageable. the departme

mexico. some lava still pushing towards the deep south of the us. west weather for central america will be across nicaragua and costa rica for the caribbean is dry. ah. we've been awarded the world's best airline of 2021, but it's more than an award for being the only global airline to continue through the pandemic. and for the hours of hard work, we dedicated to making your experience exceptional and flying the youngest, greenest fleet and sky. more than an award. it's a responsibility to continue to provide the very best, but each and every one of our customers. cut our ways. you can rely on us. mm. ah ah, welcome back. pick them out of our top stories here on the taliban named de transitional government, south gunners. job positions at them given to men who dominate to the 20 year of war against the us. led coalition. and it's unfortunate the father wanting start to discuss women protest as a combo. they were calling from greater representation in the new government and for their rights to be respected mexico supreme court and abortion is not a crime.

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al jazeera guineas, military, religious talk, tough as west african leaders, demands a return to civilian rule. and as regional leaders meet in mexico, we look at the future influence of the us and the balance, ah, ah, i again, here's her headlines for the america starting into a saucy, on 3040 agrees. i want to show you the 3 day forecast here because it's cloudy on saturday, but once we get into the sun on sunday, we'll crank your temperature up to 38, even warmer, still 39 degrees on monday, the south end of south america. we've got our storms through the amazon basin a white day for me, announced with a high of 34 degrees. also wet across parts of central america. say pretty much from the gulf of mexico rate through to mexico, pacific coast, affecting acapulco us gulf states. ok. we still need the umbrellas here because we've got this wave of moisture moving across some heavier falls can be found through alabama. we may have something tropical trying to develop india by and take care. so here it is on saturday. i'm going to press play. let's see where it goes on sunday, looking like it could crash into newfoundland. this is abou

mexico. some love is still pushing towards the deep south of the us. west weather for central america will be across nicaragua and costa rica for the caribbean. it's dry. ah, ah, they wanted 43000000000 pounds with a weapon. that was 6000000000 pounds in commission. ah, there's no hope of any more, because there's always a small combo people for really, really good lives. in athens, we in the united states have privatized the ultimate public function war shadow on al jazeera. ah, ah, ah, ah, again, this is a news this out of the ton about as amounts to name suppose lead times, new transitional government. the most powerful positions have been given to men who dominated the 20 year of war against the us led coalition and its african allies. the world health organization been well since more than 2000 medical facilities in afghanistan face eminent closure. it comes off for a freezing funding by the world banks following the tele bombs takeover last month . a mexico supreme court says that abortion is not a crime. it's been decriminalized in the state. of cour

have offshore and two biggest platforms are offline due to hurricane ida and exit west texas and stretching to new mexico and conoco phillips is winner paying $9.5 billion a very big oil deal. >> brian, is this more because shell wanted to get out of that region and focus on renewables or because the region is just less attractive in general than it used to be? 9.5 billion price tag i guess suggests otherwise. >> all of the above. right? the european oil makers are under incredible pressure to reduce the carbon footprint. we have seen bp shift almost entirely to go to renewables in terms of new developments. o shell shrinking that footprint from u.s. production but they will maintain an offshore production at least for now with the offshore this is an onshore deal. assets by the way that are sort of tucked up nicely into conoco phillips other assets. there is a play with okay dentdal. joint venture things and i don't know where production will fall out. occidental has a position and reducing the footprint shifting the mix of energy production more and by the way i can't tell you what they pay per acre bu

west africa as well. and a curious thing that we're seeing playing out right now here in mexico city is that we're seeing more patient migrants arriving here in the city who have been watching the news have been seeing what's been happening to their fellow haitian migrants. on the northern border, mexico's border with texas, and they're afraid that if they continue that dangerous journey toward the u. s. southern border, they could end up getting the deported themselves. take a look waiting outside an immigration office in mexico city. these haitian migrants have decided it's safer to ask to stay here, rather than risk crossing the us border. i'm hearing people are being deported to high 3 right now high t, it's very bad. they don't have a president. there are many things so we can't go there. that's why i'm afraid, and i want to live here in mexico. in recent days, the u. s. has been sending more migrants back home following the arrival of thousands of haitian nationals on the us mexico border. but not all are being repatriated. many who have crossed in the state of texas have been given paperwork and a

while these fires burn out west, you have catastrophic flooding all the way from the gulf of mexico toassive storm. hurricane ida. record-breaking fires, historic flooding, just monster storms. all the result of one thing. a warming planet. there is no debate, we are witnessing the effects of climate change. >> because of climate change, unfortunately this is something we're going to have to deal with with great regularity. >> global warming is upon us and it's going to get worse and worse and worse unless we do something about it. >> we are in a whole new world now. let's be blunt about it. >> these storms are coming more frequently and with more intensity, so there's no denying it. >> these extreme storms and the climate crisis are here. >> ida alone checked all the climate change boxes. stronger. this was the first time ever, back-to-back years of cat 4 hurricanes hitting louisiana. slower. communities suffering tornado strength winds lasting hours. wetter. new york seeing its two highest rainfalls ever in just the past two weeks. and higher seas causing a lot more damage because wa

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and we're not in yet engineering in the occupied west end to get to search. us to port house is fun. documented patient migrants across the board of mexico and estimated 13000 people are staying to make chip company, texas ton of del rio let's get more now and i've got to stop where it means unclear when girls will be able to go to secondary school boys returned on saturday, as samantha lord, his chief of communications for unicef in afghanistan. and she says the countries should invest more in training and hiring female teachers. well, you know, very much welcome to the announcement. the 2nd be schools will be opening yesterday for boys and we will be advocating very strongly with the minister of education. the girls go back to school and learn as soon as possible. i think it's important to remember that there has not been an announcement open note. bam. girls are not being told that they are excluded. and i think we need to remember that you the fact of authority is still fighting and still settling in only been in power for a few weeks. and we will be advocating for girls to go to school in the hawk that, that will happen. they just h

in sunland park, new mexico, a small community west of el paso, border officials are scrambling to fixat were never completed when president biden took office. more than 155,000 migrants have been apprehended near that community, only 54,000 migrants crossed in fiscal year 2020, to give an example how bad it's gotten. chicago's top cop warning parents to protect kids from violence. this after eight children were shot over the weekend. >> some members of my family are not coming to my house for christmas because of the life they lead. you know the life you lead, you know you're being targeted because of retribution because of some rival. why are you continuing to be around young people, our children. cheryl: more than 260 children have been shot in chicago this year, 41 of those children have died. well, labor day brought an end to those extra unemployment benefits for more than 7 million americans. an additional 3 million people losing that extra $300 boost to their state unemployment checks. the pandemic era benefits were physician enacted 18 months ago through the 2020 cares act. it

i was just here, a west african block echo was made to suspend guinea to its crew demands the military release. the house to president mexico's tourist trade is booming again, but it's bought a big surge in corona virus infections. ah hello, we got some rather wet weather just around the eastern side of the us over the next . so we some parts of canada. we're also looking a little live even got this area of low pressure swirling away. so once area, still seeing some rather wet weather. what a brisk wind coming in here as well as this system continues to just drive its way further. east reserves that cloud and right just around at east side of canada, raw leased and see board of us. but for much of north america, it does look fine and dry was fair in calgary at around $27.00 celsius, a few showers for the west. the seas showers just drift their way through for friday. calgary does cool off temperatures about where they should be at this time of year to be a few showers into central canada. much of the us sent me across the great plains, looking fine and dry because there were some rain further west. we'll have a little bit of

west star temperature at 40 degrees in vegas. so cow, los angeles, at $33.00 and monsoon boy stir for arizona into new mexico on sunday for western canada. what through coastal areas through the fraser valley trying to see if it will squeak over on the other side of the rockies and unsettled for the great lake straight toward the ne. a tron has got a hive. 25 degrees on sunday. that's it for me. bye. for now, the news this isn't my story. it's the story of my friend jesus. she told us that she didn't want to be here. she didn't want to live anymore. was too hard. a survivor dedicates her life to educating and saving others from suicide. we're the ones that are dying, where the ones that are losing our friends, and therefore we have to be the ones that will stand up and solve it because no one else is going to. where there is hope, a witness documentary on a just, you know, the the 1st batch of international aid arrives in afghanistan. the cobble airport reopened for commercial flights. on the brink of collapse, afghanistan's health care system is under stress from a severe cache crunch. ah, well i haven't think of this is just li

john, home and l just data, mexico city. demonstrators have been gathering outside of defense fair in london, protesting against the sale of arms to israel. we say the west of being terrorized palestinians. many of them carried palestinian flags before day events brings together manufacturers arms dealers and governments representatives from suspended around st size and health care workers for failing to comply with cold, with $900.00 vaccination orders their own reports. it's like surgeries being delayed at hospitals, you know cation was made compulsory for health workers in july the deadline. the september 15th measures went to several in the boosting vaccination numbers. and includes the rule i to the coven health path, to access ledger venues. and the italian government is taking things even further making its covert passports, mandatory for all workers, but super 15 employees and both the public and private sector will need to show proof effects, a nation, a negative test or recent recovery from infection. so media and greece have adopted similar measures in some, okay. the green cross, the green pass is an important tool to deal with the serious si

mexico trying to avoid deportations. the priceless buddhist heritage under threatened eastern afghanistan as china set your sights on the regions vast middle west mormon. i hello there. let's have a look at the weather in the middle east and it's hot and it's dry with plenty of hazy sunshine around thanks to a sham my wind for normally wind that's kicking down iraq insecure, weights on katasha. we're having whatever lift to dust. and with that we get the hazy sunshine. we're also seeing brisk, a wind, across coastal areas of saudi arabia, kicking up some of the dust further inland now temperatures here. i'm going to pick up slightly over the next few days before they do eas into next week. and it is relatively dry, as you can see, of your showers across western areas of yemen. but for the wet weather we have to move to central parts of africa. we've got those pulses of storms and showers moving across towards the west. and some swirling weather systems are putting out to the atlantic. but ahead of that, we are seeing some very wet weather. torrential rain across senegal, the gambia, and the guineas. we could see some flooding with that come sat

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storm nicholas formed in the gulf of mexico today and it could bring heavy rain and flooding this week to coastal areas of both texas and louisiana. most of it westhurricane ida hit. >>> and just moments ago at the u.s. open a stunning loss for novak djokovic ending his year-long quest to complete a grand slam. allison morris is at the u.s. open with more. >> tonight, an upset. number one novak djokovic being the first man to win the grand slam and all four majors in a straight year. for the women of the u.s. open this weekend has been a team tour deforce. coco gauff, 17, and katie mcanally competing in the finals today, but coming up short. that less than 24 hours after 18-year-old emma raducanu of the uk made history in the woman's finals becoming the first woman to win a major title and her second grand slam event. >> i think it shows that the future of women's tennis and the depth of the game right now is so great. she beat out fellow teen leyla fernandez who thanked new yorkers. >> i hope i can be as strong and resilient as new york has been the past 20 years. >> both teens relatively unknown, raducanu 150th going into the grand slam tournam

mexico. a perfect storm of problems including brings it, and the pandemic have combined to leave the u. k, with its west shortages of food and basic supplies since the 1970s. and while the worst of it should pass its raised questions about the long term health of the economy, john hol, reports from london. if he goods vehicles lumbering up and down britain's highways, the pulse of a supply network currently in distress. not only are there few lori drivers, but with supply problems becoming a global phenomenon, there's often less to put in them, re deliver everything around the k, we provide for the u. k. everything. everyone's gotten their tables when their homes we, it's been on the back of a trader. we got treated really bad throughout the cove. it, you know, go, park top at night, can't get no food, can't shower. and some of us have had enough. so they went and got 9 to 4 jobs all day jobs. so that can be home move as one is those opting for an easy life. laurie drive is from the you have left britain in there, thousands, many, never to return the fall in dr. numbers plus choke points in the global e

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texas border city west thousands of most mostly haitians have taken shelter under a bridge and estimated $14000.00 migrants of gathered and rio after crossing the rio grande river from mexico. aconia haiti's prime minister ariel on re says he's worried about conditions in the camp, and that he'll welcome back any migrants. many haitians left the country for south america after devastating a quake in 2010. the us authorities say they've moved around 3300 people this we can, they plan to ramp up my number. we are bringing additional resources with 3 migrant care press rotation and processing. we are providing food, water for the toilet towels. emergency maintenance technicians are available 1st day. if someone needs medical care beyond what are you if you can provide. we're working with a local medical facilities for additional care. we're working around the clock. 10 additional li move migrate out of the he from underneath the bridge to our processing facility in order to quickly process and remove individuals from the united states. consistent with our laws and our policies. but the other day won't be deported, yvonne deported. now i'll die in haiti. why? because there's n