so for a nation which is being attacked, they're able to use the same methods that have been used on them to bring that guilty nation back in line with international law. but the issue is, is actually finding what the, what law they broke in order for them to retaliate our way. because we can't find a legal basis for their retaliation and the best they can use our torsion techniques. for example, sanctions or expending dipper us, which is what the us and europe have been doing towards russian, russian attackers for a long time. so it's the legal basis. what laws are they broken specifically? and when that, that comes their legal, a bill, if you through then respond to that the attack, what becomes even more difficult is building coalition to say yes, this is what this is what has happened. and this is what we're going to do in response back to you. this is very difficult to bring a consensus together. and the talent manual which was created, i think in 2007, 8. and it was updated recently explains the legal basis for cyber attacks, outer space attacks and, and other legal agree zones

he joins us from us, little by sky. do you think we can expect any progress at this meeting because the u. s. and will show up on particularly good terms right now. no relations are quite poor, but that's also why as the russians, but also the americans are seeing this as an opportunity to relation that is an area of common interests to improve environments. and this would also probably, hopefully be a stepping stone towards the seeking increase trust and cooperation in other areas . however, the, the russians are also concerned about their, their own concerns about this as well. because usually when, when the united states office corporation, it also comes with the format of a sovereign inequality. so, so the concern for russia is obviously that this will be possibly an attempt to limit russia, ex energy extractions from the arctic, but also limiting ross us ability to develop an arctic transportation corridor from asia, europe. and so, as you say, that would be any incentive for russia then to collaborate with the uni

she's joining us from london. we have professor ronald dba, who's founder and director of citizen lab at university of toronto as monk school in toronto. and we also have my w. rashid talking to us from london. she's a visiting professor at the middle east center, the london school of economics. welcome to you all russia. i know that you can't really talk about the source of all the information that you received for obvious reasons you want to protect your sources. but when all the evidence was beginning to come together and form a picture, what was your reaction? so i think we had always suspected and we had done previous reporting to show that and by where i had been misused by governments around the world to target human rights activists. john, less noisy is. but i think what this investigation shows is really the unprecedented scale of abusive use of this technology. i think we always knew that, but we did our research and cases kept on stuff. the thing, it really made me realize how white bright i'm global pr

this syrian family has been in some us for 16 months. they wanted to tell us about their children. since none of them spoke english, a neighbor was called to translate are you putting in english? so what is the problem with the children issue? one of them was one of the shows and the other one and i wrote them the problem. busy no, we did. we did. 2020 kilo went to see the how this was in 10 years old. oh yeah. and you can do nothing for you. come back. she got a hold of mr. speak. go ahead. what's been done? did you guys go towards? does nothing because we did go and a doctor in the camp. one the only one doctor for $3500.00 migrants with some additional care from and jose and volunteers. and all of them are sounding the alarm on another issue. the declining mental health of those they see and then comes up and takes off. his sweater wants to show us his cause. it seems they are self inflicted. why? why thomas, you or your family farm? it is already a book, or he came alone from syria to some was 18 months ago. the n g o that have switched up the wounds later confirmed. it's not t

the government isn't going to save us. there's no, you know, anointed leader who's gonna save us. this is life or death for us for our family members for our generation. and i think we have to, we have been rising to that moment. we'll continue to rise to that challenge. because ultimately i think we do need to reimagine everything. we need to imagine society or institutions and we can't keep operating. i'm united states is a 21st century country running on a 17 hundreds operating system. and it's just, it's not a system that is acceptable. it's not the system that we deserve, and i think we have the tools that are disposed to change it. absolutely. samuel and chelsea. thank you so much for joining me. it's been a fascinating talk. thank you. thank you. me the news. the conflict between the if you can government and the regional take, great people with the racial fund has killed thousands and internally displaced more than 2000000 over the past 7 months. 350000 people in the region are facing famine. according to the united nation, which says that our vision is being used as a wea

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that's a non starter in the us. but if americans can find that common ground to look at policies, they can agree on, or maybe that's where there's a chance of saving lives. the. it was just heard gun ownership in the us comes down to people exercising their constitutional right. and that's something that black americans are doing and growing numbers. last year, black people accounted for the biggest increase in firearm sales. and this film for a day plus in my in banga, visited a firing range to find out what it means to be a black gun owner. in a country with a history of limiting black people have access to firearms. the don't be locked so tight that you're like, right? you go relax a little bit. what's the most important thing is? safety, safety. what's the most important thing of what's going on there? now? they have right? the u. s. has at least 63000000 more guns than it does, people and the most civilians with firearms globally. some of the people you're watching are new to an ownership and handling. some of

more people to really be your domain to the us when you don't know what i'm using, that in a moment of the union to create part of the state and then took over the central andy destruction of the income. you can really not. this is condition that different people that sort of exist today in your payment of being let me know interest the lead on the list. that roy, you know, that the kingdom of spain allow the riches to be stolen together with the cooperation of many of us that the one time i didn't know that injustice was not ended in the old man. and i'm, i already a little study in many of the invitation of people what being terminated. 40 years later, the independence of the kingdom of spain, when i'm in 1821 didn't turn those in on the chief a better living for the peruvians. and we were 2nd citizens along with time, one of the previous people were one and then came china and japan who helped us to become richer, but it wasn't without pain. and you're in the room for the band on the 20th century with interesting and i'm, i need more to wherever you live in the amazon many people, i

a lot of us us pressure being placed on on. it is certainly not good news for, for the grant. if you're going to need some stem agreement and tripod agreement was done in egypt and the us, of course, reckless partner to each. and there's a section that they all favor in egypt in these negotiations. and the open us relationships intent on so many graphs. and one of the reasons why i'm sitting on the grocery under the auspices of the african union. the sofa conflict cannot be dismissed, but it needs to be said that conflict between jo pierre at egypt is very difficult to imagine just because of the she had to divide the massive distance between those 2 countries. so in essence, soon done with act to evolve, the soul continues such confident they would have to provide egypt support and allow them to use that territory. we're getting well ahead of us all by talking but that is, that is a consideration. and so done on some of the least recognize this, the advantage of having a massive hydro electric project on its door stick that it could potentially benefit from in the future for

use diplomacy knocked us in the 1st of all the united states will take sides with us in terms of diplomacy and diplomatic relations. secondly, in terms of logistics, they will use every means available for it on the hand over every logistical ability they have to turkey. and finally, there will be serious financial and administrative difficulties during this process . they will give us the necessary support to turkey and disrespect as well. if these conditions could be math, we are thinking of taking over the management of capital airport. at least 3 people have been killed in severe flooding and trying his hand on province with more rain forecast. emergency crews have been working to rescue train passengers off to the subway, flooded and the provincial capital to jo. more than 10000 people have been moved to safety. german chancellor, uncle merkle has promised to speed up financial support. victims of the devastating floods that have killed at least 160 people. she visited bad wednesday i for one of the worst her towns where people say age is not arriving fast enough. sip also reports wit

us. we must be honest with ourselves that if we can't reopen our society in the next few weeks when we will be helped by the arrival of summer and by the school holidays, then we massage ourselves. when will we be able to return to normal? i've gotten found the government is sending reinforcements to the north after a 1000, if its troops fled across the border to touch. the stub taliban fighters have been gaining territory, raising concerns about security. once foreign troops complete, they withdraw in september. if you be a prime minister abbey, how many has defended the decision to fight rebels? the northern t gray region saying they were the danger to the rest of the country need is integrate, say they would accept the sci fi, assess, and demands were met. high out of plastics, factory in thailand has finally been extinguished nearly 20 hours. often explosion, at least one person died. dozens were injured in the place on the outskirts of bangkok. there's the headlines inside story comi

what it call us back have a fuse by us troops in iraq has been attacked. at least 14 rockets landed on the final asset base and unbar province. 3 missiles were also 5 towards it. on monday, us president order that strikes against around iranian fact, groups last week. moved up to the law, had reports, an ottoman group called m hondas revenge has claimed responsibility for that tack. the targeted s had military bees in the province in western iraq. now this armor group is named after a boardman de hondas, the deputy commander of the popular mobilization forces that was killed by an american strike. along with iranian commander cost him sleigh money in january last year. and the office of the prime minister, most of our company has described such groups of being outlawed. in fact, it has been warning against what it calls using iraq as a land or a soon to settle scores. now we understand that such groups have been trying or have been attacking american facilities in iraq in order to try to put pressure on them to leave the country. these groups do not seem t

he's joining us vice guy from london. thanks for speaking to us. so as were saying the terms of the deal, a not yet revealed, the egyptians were after half a $1000000000.00. what do you think happened in that agreement? will we ever find out how much was actually paid? we are no party to the agreement, but i think we just really please now that agreement has been reached between the canal authority and the vessel owners and ensures as well on the ships on this way . but most importantly for the crew as well as uncertain 3 months waiting for the negotiations to conclude so really place the ships on the way i understand she'll be getting to port car about 5 o'clock local time today. so that's, that's really good news as to what we can say and the ship will be on the way to talk to them and to continue port calls and offload those containers. right. and it's possible to kind of say who was at fault. now with the benefit of hindsight, i think we fluctuate for the investigation, but i think firstly the ship run the ground, that the fact that sues cannot

michael taylor, a us on the veteran received a tree is in jail. his on pizza was given a sentence of a year and 8 months. they pleaded guilty to help him go and escaped 11 and back in 2018 the axis and also facing charges of financial misconduct and japan, which he denies. well, that's not returned to the pandemic. and speak more about england, easing its corona, vice restrictions. we can now speak to dp good assoni. she's a clinical epidemiologist and also a senior electro queen mary university of london. she joins us from cambridge deep based on our previous conversations. i'm guessing that you're not going to be celebrating with a lot of the country today. no, i mean, i'm not sure a lot of the country celebration either. i think many, many people are worried about opening up in the middle of what's of aging pandemic, which is already leading to the pressure on hospital leading them to cancel routine care routine appointments for many. so i think i don't believe that this isn't just the pro and non ethical one that will be 2 millions of infectio

he joins us by skype from sol, told him just tell us this is. busy an extraordinary raise in cases rise in cases over the last year. oh, in a, in a competition now in a race between those have been vaccinated and the spread of the delta variant. yes. and so the situation and creates mirroring the situation and many parts of the world. korea was remarkably successful in controlling the crone of ours outbreak in the early part of 2020, with a combination of masks and distance and a lot of cooperation from the population. now, a year and a half later, you know, we're confronted with the, the most significant increase in the number of cases. so korea country with 50000000 people as about 820-2300 cases being reported in a day. and that's with pretty good tracking, so we're pretty confident of that estimate. it raises concerns. korea is only 30 percent vaccinated. so it gets to the point that vaccination really is going to be the way that countries like korea will finally get a handle on, on the corner of ours and demick. and finally begin to safely

and she really focuses in on this idea as using of using covered 19 as a weapon. have a listen, have a look, and then min, please respond immediately of the back. this video, thank i wrote the human rights situation in my is really deteriorating with thousands of people who've been arbitrarily detained. and 900 people have been killed since the 2 of those. i think 65 has been sentenced to death. but the response to that has been really nice is mainly because of the overall demonstration that the credit the to ation is creating right now. and of course, the lack of access to health care that people have because medical professionals are being targeted by something like 600 medical workers are trying to evade arrest and job. they have a risk for them. yeah, it was recently think last week in the news the security forces, they posed as corporate patients and they contacted the military doctors and the volunteers to come to live with did any help. so the doctors and the volunteer and the medical doctors when the and then the rest of them. so that is just one example .

she joins us now from washington. d. c. parties, we've been saying some really big off from hazy, not only of the u. s, but also the u. n. exactly right. the haitians have asked the united nations isn't the peacekeepers. they've asked the u. s. department of defense to send us troops that was able to confirm that with the pentagon today, the department of defense said that they have received the request and they redirected me to the state department for further questions. it seemed highly unlikely that the u. s. is going to want to put troops in haiti 1st of all, because of the violence there, it would take a very large, true presence. it would be expensive and keep in mind, president joe biden is just pulled us troops out of afghanistan. haiti is not a country that has a huge constituency in the united states that would push the president politically to take stronger steps and the u. s. has in the past, got involved with troops in haiti. important to point out after this horrible earthquake in 2000 and tell us military

so there's nothing unusual about the us added 850000 jobs in june. it's a major increase and better than many expected, the economy has been surging since the start of the year as 80 measures from the pandemic recession. the united nation says much needed aid is getting back into a few years northern to region. but the situation remains dire, more than 5000000 people need emergency food aid. 14 dollars senior authority security officers have been sent for further questioning over the death of nissan, but not the prominent critic died last week. i was after being arrested and beaten by p. a forces his death led to protest across the occupied westbank. thousands of people in the philippines are also being forced to leave their homes after a volcano, scientist, spewing steam, steam, and toxic gas south of the capitol. manila, the 1st hurricane of the season is making it way through the caribbean and appears to be headed for the us state of florida. that's where emergency workers searching to the level of part of an apartment building that collapsed me i

and that took the us and us forces to go to afghanistan. and the dollar bon made commitments under the agreement and that our withdrawal was linked to the commitment on terrorism. and that we hold them accountable to that and we'll, we'll be watching. and as i said, because of lack of trust, this point, that's why we're doing the kind of repositioning assets so that we are able to monitor and strike there will be some loss since we are not in afghanistan, but we're trying to compensate for that to be able to monitor and response and taliban to deliver. and trust is built based on delivery, then some of that ever will become unnecessary. but that this point is not enough confidence and trust. so as a result we are doing what we're doing. you spend a lot of time building relationships in central asia. as part of this monitoring, do you expect to have a regional basis and central anchor that will help you with the term that's been used as an over the horizon capability? can you explain what that means? and what that looks like, well, as i said

it is a reboot for us. a long time fan who vividly remembers the 1968, when saw things a little differently. every year, everyone big winners are always happy. they are always satisfied whether there is a virus or not, it's a win. since we won the championship and we are very happy and recovery buddy was upset over how english fans booed during the italian national anthem and saw a greater symbolism to live in lucy. it gave me the sensation that they were leaving the european union for a 2nd time. ah, the larger meaning is there for many, still the victory that will live on and most italian heart in mind. adam, re algebra, rome ah, the are, these are the headlines at least 58 people are dead and dozens injured after a fine swifter cove in 1900 isolation ward. this is in southern iraq that fire is now under control in the city of not syria. the law has moved from baghdad. the reason for this is the same that happened in a pretty, in, in the hospital. and but that badly stored oxygen cylinders being get miss

they're all back for the us. the 1st post proven auto show. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by kettle airways. hello. the weather remains very disturbed across northeast and parts of china. we've had days of heavy rain up towards yellow seats was at northeast corner just roughly by providence in that west weather, running all the way back down towards south west to the south, or do the line of sherry rain. and this is seasonal rains and they pay pop further as we go through saturday and that is likely to cause some localized flooding, shop showers to for time across much of the cream financial particularly into south chris southern parts of japan, seeing some wet weather as well but for a good part of japan, fast, they does look dry and fine tokyo at around 32 celsius a little on the human side here. got plenty of showers. meanwhile, across a good part of southeast asia, a little clutch of storms to the use of the philippines. they will develop into a tropical storm. so we'll just keep an eye on that by the tropical syste

he's with us on scott from washington. nice to have you with us as, as a read all of that out. i thought well, it's kind of understandable. we were in new territory with cove at 19 people were nervous about going to the doctor about even leaving their house. and unfortunately, this is a result of that. it is there additional elements that are of course the concern you know, not only is the need to ensure the folks and chilled and get the necessary vaccinations, but we've also seen the rise and back thing hesitancy and vaccine poor confidence to black edward and as a result amplified with the lack of access due to both the locked down success for in the 1st few months of 2020. even here the u. s. we source sharp decrease in the number of children who are getting their vaccines. the regular routine backs nations. so it was quite important to ensure that providers understand that they should still be trying their best to ensure both well visits and prioritize. especially for the pediatric cases, the opportunity to get those children back me. so is it something, forgive my ignoranc

it shows us all she's ever used to light up her house. a bottle kerosene lamp. she lives in a village, 2 hours drive north about the starbuck dumbness and my good afternoon. we have many health problems. we spend more time than we should in hospitals, and i think it's linked to this lamp. next door, her brother in law is using solar energy, but only he and a few others here can afford it. theater to women, travel far with a donkeys to get the most basic support. if we had our tricity in our village, so they wouldn't have to go far to grind mays for example, up to 65000000 fuel pins. that's more than half the population are not connected to the electricity. grades. many have bought government bonds for the construction of the grand renaissance dom africa's largest hydro electric don. about 250 philippines leave in this village. the poor, firmer who raised a $1500.00 for the construction of the dumb. the passionate about the project and eagerly waiting to be connected to the grid. if you'll be a ha, started filling the down for a 2nd time. and this is causing a ni

you joins us live from philadelphia . good to have you with us. so 1st, all looking at what we know of this attack, how well planned coordinated and executed was it? it seems like it was an extremely well ordinated shit. basically, there's video holding around that shows the attackers rolling up to the private residence of job noise in place and you know, entering and then fleeing. and it seems certainly like there was somebody who was very targeted, very coordinate. do we know who the authority is looking at as possible suspects for this? well, one of the strange things is the record minister has said that the attackers were, were speaking spanish and english, which obviously the language crockett 80 is asian creole, and french and some of the, some of the images that we've seen of that they look certainly quite light skin more, more latino than say, your, your average asian. so there's a lot of speculation putting about as this was some sort of outside job contracted to, to foreigners who are not asian. what does this mean for political transiti

he surprised that it is not wisdom that enables us to win a war against us pandemic that one we are dealing with. we know what to do. we have the solutions in their hands, but unfortunately we are not playing ourselves in a way that we can come out of this. collectively of what use is it for europe to be fully about knitter and africa is not vaccinated and you continue to get variance in most challenge in develop scenes that have been used in europe. i mean, we've seen the variant that emerged out of south africa. it quickly on the mind the . ready vaccines that were being used, i think that is just common wisdom that yes, issue. protect people better understand what we are dealing with. the dimension of what we are dealing with is global. so we have to look at domestic approach, but also look at a global approach to wind about against these bundles. i think we've got a quick minute for a final thought from max. what does this to tear the vaccination world mean for recovery, for global growth? all those projections, the rosie projections expectations, but yea, the world is going to grow aga

our country back with us. it's time for black people with afro her, like us to own supermarket, to have car dealerships and own bank. i call on the attention of the masters of the because the people will take to the street. the last time the people came out, they threw tear gas. not was it. when the people come out, we are going to use self defense. i repeat, if they shoot at us, we already know what we have to do when it got somebody to so many haitians have been hiding in their home, but some look for sanctuary in their churches sunday. well, hope francis sent them public prayers. new to me. i joined the hartsville appeal of the bishops of the country to drop the weapons and choose life and choose to live together in brotherhood in the interest of everybody and in the interest of all the others. i am close to the beloved people of haiti. i hope the spiral of violence will end in the nation will be able to recover towards a future of peace and harmony. and still, there is a political void as politicians fight

how about us your company will see you. ringback on the same day, did the irish mediator cancel his meeting with hamas. the 28 is really got a war, began. the conflict continued for $22.00 days, during which time shirley 2 remained imprisoned somewhere in garza the gun lately, a young man shook him as old a moment. okay, natal little to recycle him while i'm a little more helpful. i guess i'm on this list. admit multiple of them will follow a lot of other little i saw well, the handler well below him. couldn't remember the lift in a while. mental michel, who little saw elaina, let me also in the shape at the beginning of 29 as the gaza war ended. egypt ramped up its mediation role. these records from within the negotiation teams record, the 1st round of talks between hamas and the egyptian intelligence sanisha fisher and the some of the what when i'm in the 4th and how about i to lyman mostly well fairly well? no, i thought i should have am. and then for less than 20. hey, so can i can follow the chuckle him the in directly

you asked before anyone wanted us to do it? no, no. so, so say case, can you feel mon office, what you want a bunker to go one and bunker dooley does. it meant the fall of context that are meant by bus get you from getting ready to meet. you don't read it shows the money. you don't get to it in so you show them their repair friend bonus. you give us a local mino in so i don't i don't them the guidebook but we didn't do that. we didn't need to go through it to me soon as i thought it would be better. my little thought it did it was she was going to quote them to prove that because they didn't, they didn't yet pick one up. they don't need that because that's what we're doing pretty much. doesn't look forward to doing good. you must because i'll be over the last, what about my the mm mm mm mm mm. mm. okay, by the nurse who is up in for larry presenting from of again way way above the levels the almost think that then shows kids within fits on the left. yes they do things on football. why don't you live here but mostly neil. and don't forg

thanks for joining us. the news and i'll just, sarah, is next the becoming a living legend of a young age with simply not enough. he transformed his influence on the pitch into political clouds. the brought peace to the ivory coast posted by eric comes in football rebels. the life of drop by the football who succeeded, where politicians had not dropped the boy and civil war on i was just there when a french soldier was murdered in a so called terrorist attack, his mother retaliated with love, speaking out against intolerance and alienation. she travels the world with the result of a grieving mother who lost her son, but adopted a generation latifah. with miss documentary on al jazeera, after a one year delay, the tokyo and in picks of buying them by growing opposition, my willing cost in japan, thousands of athletes will compete in empty stadium. amid the corona virus panoramic al jazeera will be inside the bubble to bring them laker games like no other what's most important to me is talking to people under

us. we have to main principles that we rely on when it comes to judgement versus the placid islamic faith. the 2nd is now belief in our national identity. within the framework of these 2 principles, i can assure you that we do not have any problem with anyone. we respect everyone's right. the majority of us and nato forces have now left afghanistan ahead of september. 11th the departure deadline. just 650 american troops, the staying back to secure the u. s. embassy in cobble airport and get a sense of who controls was in afghanistan. as we mentioned, the taliban is seizing districts across the north, but they've been fighting and winning across the country. districts that are shaded in orange, our government controlled contested districts are in green. that means taliban fighters may have surrounded population centers. main cities, or villages of districts in purple are firmly on the tardy bomb control. the number of districts and who controls them is disputed, though. michael sample is

how can they benefit us? well, most of our organization and i can, i can, the mechanisms are becoming online as dresses movements. so people can think parts in meetings and sharing ideas and talking to people and getting heaps of people to vote. so that's all about raising alternative networks by using that i asked for that was exported by the regime itself. but i also got him, i think as opposition groups or as students or union organizers. we need to learn today that can i hope for the future, which we saw on the street in the beginning of the 17 october 2019 protest movement . people were coming together and dancing cooking together, singing together, reading things with each other. these are in form of systems, relationships and trades that had never been seen in accused downtown bay route until before the civil war. as we do know how media and one of the allies in lebanon, how it's tied to private businesses, to politician. how can you change stuff? so 1st, i think we need to recognize that 12 point is t

ah, everything ah me i use the i . busy for some people i single arms or for other people, the train that gets you from one terminal to the other. the airport is a little but the news, it is always, i think, really important to remind ourselves that different from say, human or a cat or dog. the concept of robot is a really, really wide and broad one eye . and it is, but the philosophy call a so called cluster there are some very clear instances. there's some very clear non instances. and therefore the lang cases where the experts don't know to me in advance. to always keep in mind what kind of robot we're talking about me and what feature it has a programming. it has the we are not particularly interested in making robots look specifically human, like on the contrary, because they do raise expectations of human likeness. that the robot is very, very likely not able to live up to it's actually very easy to get people to already project mentality into robots. they don't even have to look like people are like animals or

it used to have nuclear, super, having wildlife high school. it is that again, if you remember, we said that he said this is really the 2nd thing that i didn't if it's in the cloud puts up anything. well, calligraphy clearly remains today just as important an art form as it was back in the golden age. the scholars then, not only perfected the art of paper making, they also develop simpler forms of calligraphy, means of preserving their paper and binding blues to hold their books together. in that way, these technologies came together, enabling them to produce books in large quantities. this is how their knowledge propagated so affectively throughout the world. ah, the manuscripts of the golden age influence scientists long after the decline in the atlantic empire. for instance, if been seen a canon of medicine, was translated into latin and copies was still being printed and circulated well into the 16th century. these texts influenced the great thinkers of the renaissance, who in turn, laid the foundations modern worms. this impressive buildin

he used very strong words. he called us and assault on democracy and liberty. obviously an issue that is very personal for him. personal. in fact, he's made it the top priority of his presidency and the symbolism is profound. he's come or came to the city of philadelphia, which is the birthplace of american democracy. behind me you see independence, paul, that is where the forefathers not only debated, but also have signed the declaration of independence as well as the us constitution, which is still adhered to today. so this is joe biden decided to come to make the case to the american public. it a national address that you believe that american democracy is american. know it is under assault, is so free and fair elections is just such a threat. literally. i've said before, we're facing the most significant test of our democracy since the civil war, as not i personally since the civil war. kimberly joe biden is talking widely there because the issue is happening various parts of the united states. but right now the focus really is on texas. so several democrat

ok, your pastor does or you know, you can't say you support us. they have vaccinated so many of their own people that they can now watch football without mosques and security forces. patrolling the streets of the country looks down for one week to try to stop a surge of code 19 cases. public transport is closed and only essential services and some factories can continue to operate. the rise and infections is driven by the delta variant, which is highly transmissible. the 1st international travelers for more than a year have touched down only ty, holiday island to prove that as part of efforts to help rebuild tourism vaccinated tourists can now holiday that without having to quarantine thailand is battling its 3rd wave of the pandemic. but 70 percent of pickets residence i've had at least one dose chief financial officer of former us president donald trump's company has pleaded not guilty to tax crime charges and wife a book has been charged with fraud and grand larceny. after a 2 year investigation. he's been released without bail. there's the hea

i pay to appeals to the us in the us sent troops to secure the country after the president's assassination. but washington says that will provide military health. ah robin, you're working on there like my headquarters here in the hall coming up in the next 30 minutes. that you went to extend the delivery of humanitarian aid from turkey to syria, providing much needed assistance to millions of people. also, the us president is russia to take action against cyber crime warning that it'll defend its people. also welcome to barcelona, the field of dreams. i'm joe hall with the story of how the cricket is catching on the catalonia. ah, welcome to the program. he's interim government has asked the international community to send in troops to help stabilize the country after the assassination of president of an al boys. but the u. s said it had no plans to send military assistance in 18 senate has nominated joseph lambert to serve as the new interim president until new elections of such a september politicians also bank area laundry to replace a closure thief as the prime minister. while noise wa

and this next picture takes us back to an era and us history. when residential boarding schools was set up to destroy the culture of indigenous children. it's the same boy. this navajo youngster, when he was taken to the carlo indian boarding school in 1882 right here. and then 3 years later, cultural genocide into frames more on the impact of the residential schools in america. later in this episode, let's start with the euro. 2020 football championship final. last week, italy took the cop home off the attendance penalty shootout. any england? there was disappointment and also pride for how well the team had played. but what's been making headlines for days is the racist abuse unleashed on the 3 black england players who missed penalties. c, j thomas joined the stream to talk about racism in british football. he's a presenter for office 5 tv, and a full my professional football player. in our post show chat, we tried to work out if there was any way to stop the piece of black and brown players. by some fact i'm trying to find for the tooth, but

me joins us live now from vienna. so thank you so much for joining us here on al jazeera. i mean, how much bigger is the sort of people smuggling becoming both? i mean, we've mentioned the 2 routes from latin america to the united states and of course, from african, the middle east to europe. thank you very much. smaller, you have big business. you're measuring already so much of it, and i want to say that the figures are to measure from our own reasons, relates to all the fraction of the global profit that these criminal gangs are making. and the, the flows are usually from the low income countries towards the more often in countries and crisscross the world, the $6.00 to $7000000000.00 a. to mention this for about 30 router that we examine a couple of years ago. but this, we're talking about hundreds of routes that doesn't criss crossing to reach is for mister west from north to south and from different actually quite a different part of the world to other parts of the world. of 2 issues often get confused and that

the funds will also be used to help african interpreters have been working with us forces to leave the country. president biden has promised to continue support, who is african african counterpart. i shall connie, the interpreters male. so be able to move to canada. it's beginning a special immigration process for those who helped coalition forces. i've got interpretive and local stuff along with families will be allowed to enter and stay in canada. early on friday to tell about warn, there will be no peace enough. protest on until a new government is formed. a spokesman said the group will not stop fighting until present as tropical and he is removed earlier this week. the us is where senior general said the group that controls half of afghanistan's districts, despite having withdrawn most of its troops, the u. s. has still been carrying out as strikes to help the african government or diplomatic. it's a james base his life in cobble. james connie was on a phone call with biden, just tell us what happened the well, that being said, a significant new commitment from the us to afghanist

make us more competitive. but 2nd, to show that bipartisanship can work, we can get things done in his town. so i'm, i'm very pleased with our ability tonight to move on to legislation and continue to demonstrate them my kind of with more now from washington. certainly this bill is historic as president biden has just described it in the tweet thing. it's the largest infrastructure bill in a century. the president also being vindicated to a degree by his ongoing insistence that even in a deeply divided washington bilateral action is still possible. 17 republicans joined the democrats senators in upon seeing this particular motion. what it means is that the debate on the bill will not proceed having got pass that 60 vote stronghold that it needs to get the debate on the bill and away. but here comes the problem. and that is that the book has not been completely written yet. they are still items to be added to be rewritten. and the debate that is going to be happening over the next few days is going to center on

make us more competitive. but 2nd, to show that bipartisanship can work, we can get things done in his town. so i'm, i'm very pleased with our ability tonight to move on to legislation and continue to demonstrate that pedro castillo is being sworn in as peruse, new president, after weeks of uncertainty, the former union leader and teacher defeated keiko for g. maureen, in a run off in june, his left wing policy wants to rewrite the constitution and to address inequality. turkey sho, thirties of intercepted abode carrying more than 230 people in the aegean. many of them were afghans escaping the intensifying conflict. there dozens of people have been injured by a wildfire and self in turkey. the strong winds sent the flames towards the mediterranean resort. town of man. i've got homes in 4 districts in the town were evacuated. the cause is being investigated england's allowing fully vaccinated visitors in from the us and the e. u to arrive without the need to coronating. it comes into effect on monday. those ar

the taliban is making games from the security vacuum left behind us. president joe biden is adamant us forces will leave afghanistan by the end of august. nearly 20 years of experience has shown us that the current security situation only confirms that just one more year of fighting f canister is not a solution. but a recipe for being there indefinitely. as the taliban gave power, biden is now on the defensive. he insists afghanistan, future is tied to a political solution, not a military. one piece must be negotiated between the afghan government and the taliban. but when he was asked if he had any faith in the group, the president had this to say, no, i do not trusted. tell him the us will keep a small security and diplomatic presence in the country to support afghan forces. keep cobbles, airport open, and protect the u. s. embassy. now we're left with a strategy that less than coherent and bided in ministration is going to have to scramble to realize what their priorities in the region are. the taliban rapid advance process. ganna stan has put key cities at risk of being overtaken.

last be sure i came by that some guy let us go. not natural up should talk about low, you will telescope my so i can watch some different. well, you guys know, so i mean, you know, the story of prisoner exchanges between israel and how much did not end with the release of the la shall each during the 2014 israeli offensive on gaza. how much claimed to have captured a number of israeli soldiers. this presented the potential for another prisoner exchange negotiation in may 2021. a new sci fi was reached between israel and hamas following an 11 day conflict. so as huh, now seeking a new round of negotiations to start another prisoner exchange with the soldiers, they claim to have captured in 2014 and i'm off and so on. and just to show us what on one hand up front of enough of coolant for the, for me. and while out of the soonest, i mean cafeteria and not shopping on full of cleaning. are we doing just in 2021. how much is armed with all chris on brigades release to al jazeera arabic, an audio recording, claiming to be a captive israe

make us more competitive. but 2nd, to show that bipartisanship can work, we can get things done in this town. so i'm, i'm very pleased with our ability tonight to move on to legislation and continue to demonstrate that pedro castillo has been sworn in as peruse, new president. the left, his newcomer is promising to tackle the corona virus pandemic, which has hurt the economy and increased poverty. thailand has reported a record rise in corona virus cases for 4th consecutive day. more than 17000 new infections have been confirmed. a lockdown in and around the capital has been in place for more than 2 weeks. england's allowing fully vaccinated visitors from the us and the e. u to arrive without the need to quarantine, it comes into effect from monday. it's being welcomed by airlines and travel companies. townsend, he is president, has received a curve at 19 vaccine, officially launched in the countries immunization campaign, her late predecessor john michael, fully repeatedly dismissed the threats of the pen. de

, and they will use that were involved from southwest sidney. i think it really shook the community towards call i think it really made every family question what they were, how they were raising their kids. because it was something that was on foreseen or unheard of unthinkable that people so local, so close to home could do something, not terrible to somebody and think that they had a right to do that. when the media storm wraps name at crudely mohammed future wife is a teenager in high school. it was very scary. i think a lot of families became people for their daughters. my carmen, the person, me thinking, i'm never going to marry a lebanese move from god because if that's what they liked, and that's disgusting. the young women still just teenagers. every live they do writing ordeal in the courtroom. hearing again and again, the horrifying crime committed against them in all they were 4 victims. 3 separate attacks in several locations in sidney south waived. the daily telegraph in particular finds the victims and gets them to repeat allegati

and indian government have told local media that the us to be seeking to to ask for us to continue with their pressure on pocket fund in regards to have gone on and pocket funding of groups. and also it's providing safe haven for goods as the us food vouchers have gone on. well, given everything you've just said, then lizbeth, does this mean the u. s. is likely to put on the back seat. some of those other issues related to minority rights press freedoms, etc. now, that is a really interesting question. anthony blank and match representatives of civil society groups even before he met the external affairs minister s de schon codle or before he'd meet prime minister. and that ends morty, and his official, when asked about whether he's going to bring up issues of democracy and human rights. and the government officials said that he would, that, that they really believe that the u. s. a. them have more in common on those fronts than they don't to ad anthony blink. and his tweeted that, you know, they share a commitment to democratic values of the 2 countries that as part of the bedrock of t

and then just some of us would be under the carpet and then move on. no, i don't think the government would do that. i that many victims say they hope the government would have the courage to do that. but they wouldn't bet on it. the truth and reconciliation commission is expected to recommend the prosecution of the proper practice of serious crimes and reformation for them. the government has already set aside $1000000.00 a composition for victims with a promise of another $1000000.00 to come. young b as in activists will be watching closely to see what the reaction of the government of president automobile will be. to the recommendations of the commission, what are the gambia preparing for a presidential election in early december? the victim selection carianne's will have to wait a bit longer for justice to be served on people. she vowed never to forgive. until then, she will continue to bear the burden of our anger. and the pain of losing husband, she said, meant the world to our automated rece allergies either by joel if he and his parliament has

the us vaccination dr. takes on a new urgency as the delta variance causes an increase in 1900 paces.