the us military has pulled out. i've got his phones back room airbase the the center of the war to topple the taliban and al qaeda after the 911 attacks us. president joe by miss that is september deadline for full withdrawal and says the pull out is on track. brazilian prosecutors, so they put a for up from the basement package, eyeballs loan, he's accused of failing to act on evidence that one of his allies tried to embezzle millions of dollars. a part of a virus vaccine deal. new job data from the u. s. shows a major increase in number of people going back to what 850000 jobs were added in june, better than any other that unless we're expecting the as economy as he says, he started via, as the country measures always pandemic recession and mexican state oil company says a fine and oil platform, west of the you could tell peninsula, has been put hands hammock, said the blaze on the ocean surface was caused by a gas leak from the underwater pipeline. that connects to the coo loops up oil development company as thos

just tell us what the situation is. like right now because it feels like it's the kind of story that sometimes gets a lot of focus and then not quite so much but not because it's getting any better. absolutely. i mean, the tuition here is very dire and we are likely to see a worsening of the situation in a variety of accounts, both in terms of the island camps and also inland in greece. but i would like to say it's important to interrogate what is happening in greece and in the border regions of europe. but as you rightly noted, this is a european wide policy, and it is something that is written into different documents and different discourses around migration and border enforcement. and really, it's not just the greek problem or an italian problem or a spanish problem, but we really need to tease apart why the european union or some people have called the fortress. europe is able to push certain ideas forward, ideas that are getting us further away from protecting people's human rights and dignity, and the internation

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john hendrick, live for us. capitol hill. the 1st person to be charged on the hong kong national security law has been found guilty. and one thing seen as a landmark ruling tongue in kits was convicted of in fighting secession and terrorism of riding a motorcycle into a group of police officers and displaying a banner called for hong kong liberation. adrian brown reports from the city. you know, the 1st 2020 and one of the last big protests in whom come a gathering held in defiance of social distance rules and sweeping new national security law. the same law under which tonguing kit has now been convicted. it was the day disobedience accelerated, these images capturing the moment tongue drove his motorcycle towards a group of policemen attached to his machine, a banner proclaiming liberate home coma revolution. about times that was a cry heard constantly during the unrest. tones that pleaded not guilty to both charges on which he was convicted. his trial happened without a jury. instead, the verdict was delivered by a panel o

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what can we hear to us? what that means for an already traumatized population and who is going to stop in? we're heading into a woods to john home and joins us now from mexico city. john, i have to ask you, how did you get an interview with her lisco new generation called tell lead a how. how is that even possible? just just watch me there. it's a little bit of an out of body experience. now. you see on the screen is one thing and it was quite that we were actually i think we would try me at the time to get to it sounds good ideally yet. and that town is, is more stream than anything else i've seen in mexico. and i've been here like 3 years now. it's basically on the sea between 2 different criminal groups. we've got that group the least new generation called to the one side. and then it's being blocked up on the other side by another group, calculus needles. so to get, we have to drive down the road over the mountains. and that was a road the this talk to the new generation cocktail controlled. and so we we

ready vaccines that will be in use. i think that is just come on wisdom that yes, you protect your 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 the global approach to wind about again, to respond to me. 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 that yea the world is going to grow again economically. other gift disasters? recommit gray? i think the key point is no one blamed european nations for wanting to vaccinate their own population. while i apply move forward, protecting, and monopolies, and the profits of their own pharma companies. and not allowing those successful back seems to be made all over the developing world. that is absolutely criminal. we could vaccinate europe and we can fax and they africa that doesn't have to be a trade off. an

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the us is energy minister said this that the u. s u has sacrificed the most and we can't make a new agreement under the same conditions. we have a sovereign right to negotiate that. so does he have a point when he says that we have a sovereign right in this? absolutely, i mean that the problem here, again, the reference point of all these agreements is to put levels from 12018. so it's quite clear again, that the royalties, you know, having increased the potential output or the action that was that they can, that they have a right to renegotiate. and the question is, how do they negotiate? and i think that has changed and all these have become they used to be under ships . i've been kind of recording, trying to find common ground from to be diplomatic and compromising, bring brick matic. and i think being assertive now means they playing everything in a 0 sum fashion, which means you know, negotiations are hard and they're being forward in the public domain, which is something that the morality is know how to dominate. they know ho

here in the us and worldwide and hello max. welcome to the st. helen. hi, my name is max robins. i'm the founder and executive director of students. again, child marriage, where the 1st student lead non crop in the united states that the voted to and then the american child marriage crisis get to have you get. i'm going to start with a conscious of a controversial unicef and teen marriage ad campaign that made some people really upset. have a look. ah . so that campaign was company against child marriage and you could see the response on line. it doesn't happen to white children. it doesn't happen in the developing. well people who was really, really surprised. sorry, i'm getting the same response back here on our twitter feed for the stream. and we were talking about children. i was telling people about this program. and then b, d, b, let me just scroll up here shocking in the land of the freeney tolerating child marriage this entire conversation. why in america, in 2020, will there be children who have been married off this y

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let us, let us know the name in the future of the reasons why we don't have access to pre vaccines like countries like syria sit down or yemen. countries that have humanitarian emergency knowledge by the united nations. reason is the obscurity of statistics, of numbers in front of the world bank are numbers that show when banners, wherein jordan o bonanza. and that's not the case anymore. but i mean, as long as politicians, weaker over who is to blame for the hardships in the country, millions of venezuelans are impatiently waiting for an opportunity to get the vaccine. people like my dad, he gotta struggling with a life threatening. the c says it her only chance of surviving covered 19 days. i will, and defeated over a year and a half since the start of the pandemic, people who have been working remotely or gradually returning to the office in the us some who refused to get vaccinated risk losing their jobs. as gabriel, as under reports from new york in new york city, with cooper well under control, and more than 50 percent of the population fully vaccinated workers are slowly beginnin

she joins us live via skype from oxford. madam, thank you so much for joining us here on al jazeera, we really are seeing this incredible disparity in the world. most western countries are opening up a little bit. the places that are having trouble, it almost seems to be because a lot of people there don't want to get vaccinated, then we look at the rest of the world. we're actually access the vaccines is still a problem. what do you think would be a solution in this? well, actually, the situation is not surprising. it was expected. we talked about it and many others talked about the last 2. yeah. this is unprecedented. so you want to maxine aid, most of the, well, that means you need maximum supply of axis and that you can leave in the hands of the home phone companies. so what we need to get all the companies that can produce vaccines, special companies in developing countries, we get them to be in, by sharing knowledge and technology. and this is what rich countries i'm from companies are using, you know, last may be for any vaccines, even into the market. that welcomes organizati

we because the repression of the people base sobbing us to death. the banner is collapsing, we have no homes, nothing. now, the police arrive and they begin to draw golf. people in the crowd. oh, the arrest and the violins only make the demonstrators angry. we are not afraid, they cry out security beat me, my daughter a child. they beat us just because we were walking down the street to supporters of the government have been out in the straits to president miguel diaz can now himself lead this rally. he was organized quickly in a town outside of banner, where the anti government protest began early on sunday time, the discharge together with the revolutionary here, the strict longer. so now you, with the president encouraging, supported to mobilize against opponents. they were ugly confrontation. here, revolutionaries detained opposition protests of the cuban to here, we are never going to give up this revolution. never. the communist regime has ruled cubis in 959. it supplies the pool of the soviet union and the depth of the found the fidel castro.

the us streaming giant has produced award winning movies. but because netflix refuses to show its films in french cinemas, it is bought from the festival competitions. totally but forms hold any deck any. all platforms are invited to can amazon co producer opening film net and accepted that the film must have a french release in competition. films must be shown in french cinemas. and the day that netflix accepts this, we will be delighted to have them the route between the film festival and netflix began in 2018. when can change the competition? we're. this is what can organize as want to protect french cinema and the experience of watching a film on the big screen. but this, in a more manager says he doesn't regard streaming platforms as a threat of edits. but it's much more in the end of the public, the decides the states, everyone has a netflix or amazon subscription, that people still love coming to the cinema. because most of you shared by us director spike li, the header this year. can jury cinema and streaming platforms can coexist. a

the use. ready a warning against corona virus complacency, a world health organization expert says, countries are opening up way too quickly. you've made a very premature run, rush back to full normality and i think we're going to pay a price for that. ah, hello, i'm darren jordan. this is out of the line from deb, also coming up, increasing concerns about the advance is made by taliban fighters. enough gonna start off to foreign troops, pull out the therapy as prime minister defends launching a military campaign and to grow where hundreds of thousands are now enduring families and sport climbing is set to make it stay due at the tokyo olympics will meet one of the contenders for the goal the world health organization has worn governments against eating cobra, $900.00 restrictions to soon criticizing what it calls a premature rushed back to full normality. several countries in europe are relaxing rules, despite concerns about the highly contagious delta variant. but the w h o says the pandemic

if there is fraud, was just this regarding us. it's there in the us. the military did not get involved . and here they are involved. it's the 1st time since $93.00 are clearly involved in politics and they have turned the democracy. usually, quickbooks, well it's usual and it's not, it's a constitutional issue. the military has not have nothing to do with it. so i think there is no need to traps. visiting democracy through this juncture is not life between both from our fax results for the military. the presidential election is still some way on, but on the streets of brazil, tensions are rising. monica innocuous. i'll just 0. we're narrow. there's also been unrest in several european capital is anti locked down, protest is faced off against police. the laws aimed at containing the virus lecture, brian, the gas and water cannon across europe, and growing anger over corona virus restriction and athens. greek police tried to break out protests against compulsory cove at 19 vaccinations. salmon the crowd through pedro ball. the police responded with tea a

but i really think the problem is it's us. i mean, it's how we, we embody these technology right now. the biggest challenge overcome is the use of unconstrained machine learning. algorithms are trained on data sets and are learning from the data without any provision as to whether the outcome is a desirable or non desirable outcome. that's why we take the ethical algorithms, the ethical competence and the ability of systems to really understand and work with you in your arms to be central to the future developments about the matter shut your cellphone, dot com on the part of the debate defeated the end in the us or in the u. k, because it will just come back again when no topic is off the table. what we wanted to talk about were the one white man touching a loud dream where a global audience become a global community. jumping to the comment section and part of our discussion, there are like kinetic efforts to fell opinions on the online faith on al jazeera. ah, ah ah, it's too late for the journey to winter sponsored by cattle

hi us, i me okay. and your in the stream on today's program, we get to spend time with some of our zeros, best correspondence for look behind the scenes of stories that they've been reporting on. we speak to john holeman in mexico. he's been reporting for years on cartel violence. in a recent film he explores what happens to civilians caught in the crossfire in germany once in a generation flawed, have cause death and destruction that boston is standing by. to tell us more about that story, i also be looking out for your comments and questions and i, you choose chat so you can share your thoughts. right here. we start with katherine story has been reporting in ethiopia. katherine recently kind exclusive access to the to go, i am our region. i'm a special forces and the few p and federal police. at a checkpoint in my car, they're passing through require identification papers who won't rare, regional government guided trip. but he didn't filming the forces and a militia called funnel was difficult. the t

will tell us, would tell us, tell us about where else you're aware of, you know, similar levels of threat around europe who anywhere else. well, so it definitely so you know, speaking for my personal opinion, there's certain places where i feel more comfortable and for various reasons. so again, it's not, it's generally for me, not a country, it's, you know, i might feel safer in an urban center than i would in the countryside somewhere because of various aspects of how i'm going to be perceived. and how hostile, potentially people are going to be to me. so i think when we're talking about the rights of sexual minorities, thank you for awesome. and so, you know, like racial minorities, ethnic minorities, there's a whole tapestry of, you know, we have, you know, europe's heritage is that it's all very varied and different. but i think we're also seeing now there isn't one i'm uniform european experience. it really depends on a day to day basis. you know, where are you and how you moving through society spent in this discussion between, between brussels and hungary. oh, what is likely to ha

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thanks for joining us. the only feels jewish life in europe. that's what film producer are, these phone and journalists, goodman, who are exploring, delving into history and the present. i would never have thought that could be live so open and so i constantly remind myself because i grew up in a completely different way. broad explorer listed the jewish in europe, the 2 port documentary starts july, 5th on dw, ah, in the the the the, these athletes have a dream. it's more than a big competition, the limpid game. i just want to be part of it. the biggest sporting event in the world was your very best and then you can beat anyone in love. but the panoramic has thrown everything into doubts. will the game take place at all as well? we don't know if there will be any competitions that's pretty difficult to deal with. could you tell us how athletes dealing with the challenges the pandemic, we joined full on that road to tokyo to already qualified to we're still fighting for their tickets. will this boating dream come true with the fence? alexandra

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it is good to have you with us. now that is facing it's worth. unrest in recent years was originally started as protests, over arrests of and jailing. all former president, jacob's duma shifted to violence and anger over the countries. dias, social and economic issues. now will kina opperation is on the way off the days of leasing or shopping centers and businesses that are not at supply chains and transport length. the government has deployed security forces to contain tensions in several provinces. more than 100 people have been killed and over 2000 arrested . a week off the process started present still from a post, visited the effected sites and says the economy has been hit hard. now there are fears of food and fuel sausages dw, christine wound. war has more on the residence, talking up on basic supplies. i mean, a shopping mall in alexandra township. this is in joe henry. good. and this really is one of the last more standing in this particular township. and throughout the day, the members of the alexander com

and in fact, we are seeing both in the us and in the us. inflation going up. my sense is that all of this is temporary and a will dissipate out of the supply chains are adopting and therefore, and the demand is going back to the pattern that is a lot more even distributed. speaking of adopting new methods and supply chains, some economists say the ripple effect of the pandemic like, strain supply chains will lead to re localized production having to rely less on long supply chains. do you agree? indeed, i think that is one long term risk of the permanent nature is exactly this. there is a lot of talk on the try and what they call robust define, display change, make them more resilient. therefore, you don't depend productions with a very far geographically from the point where things are being sold, that implies shortening the supply chain. so there's a very serious talk about that. i think the trade off here is that what this will mean in terms of costs. so think the calculation that will be done in the future is you know, the resilience that we want to improv

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the government is using nearly all pandemic restrictions in england. johnson faced criticism for saying he would continue to work while undergoing daily task in lots of other countries. millions of people in britain are looking forward to what the government is billing as freedom day, where nearly all social distancing and other corona virus restrictions are being dropped. but infection numbers in the u. k already rising sharply because of the delta via variant, worried scientists or warning against a big national reopening. but it's falling on deaf ears the party for the time of the pandemic. these ladies are determined to have fun. even though rules apply. group size is limited to 6, the table and dancing is strictly prohibited for now, guess this bar in london have to be screened, registered and can stay for no longer than 2 and a half hours. but that is all about to change on the stroke of midnight on sunday i was talking about then talking about going to be don still and i think it's going to be the most magical moment when you've got people that

will tell us, would tell us, tell us about where else you're aware of, you know, similar levels of threat around europe who anywhere else. well, so it definitely so you know, for my personal opinion, there's certain places where i feel more comfortable and for various reasons. so again, it's not, it's generally for me, not a country it's, you know, i might feel safer in an urban center than i would in the countryside somewhere because of various aspects of how i'm going to be perceived. and how hostile, potentially people are going to be to me. so i think when we're talking about the rights of sexual minorities, thank you for awesome. and you know, like racial minorities, ethnic minorities, there's a whole tapestry of, you know, we have, you know, europe's heritage is that it's all very varied and different. but i think we're also seeing now there isn't one uniform european experience. it really depends on a day to day basis. you know, where are you in how you moving to society spent in this discussion between, between brussels and hungary. what is likely to happen next? where is that dis

it's not just useful as people, it can also be used in everything from insulation to diapers and packaging. it's the most versatile material, ah, that's a farming on re record more to drive. it will need the same kind of government support that conventional agriculture enjoy. germany concepts, 100002 the land that is stated to growing spot in a month. it's a sustainable and climate friendly form of farming with lots of potential for the future. ah, some of the plans that are growing on our fields don't end up on our plate. instead, they used to produce bio plastics for disposable dish where for example, but can such as corn and soy are important crops that help feed the world. so using corn starch, for example, to produce bio plastics isn't really sustainable. that's why one company in switzerland has decided to investigate the parts of plants used as creating bio plastics from waste. that's the mission of fluid solids in zurich. the materials that arrive here would normally end up in waste disposal, like the old houses that have come from a mill. so how can they be used to make plastic? b

but unfortunately, us and us go have turned the desk to this. the stadium hasn't even started work on site yet. it's too stupid to say, jump the gun. they haven't grey the lesson. and they looked at the mountain documents that evidently provided, evidently not short of money. they've been prepared to provide some money, not just for the new stake in the 53000 fans in the 1st phase, but also for a massive conservation work which was done otherwise. it's all part of her. it's all part of the same story, develop your conserves, and in the city we just go on living. you have to combine the 2. there's no other way and you asked of the beginning whether the scope for appeal. there's no scope for level to appeal because unesco of facing in the completely wrong direction. they're not, not listen to us. they say last visit the safety in 2000. that night was they already decided then that wasn't the sort of world heritage site that they really wanted. so i never post days where none but the beginning. but if you could, if you come to liverpool now, and yo

we don't use that. ah, they work with reclaimed carbon dioxide instead. fabric is loaded into the dying vessel. c o 2 is added and brought to the right temperature and pressure. only pure dies are used with no additional chemicals needed. clean guy is currently producing around 10000000 liters and died fabric a year. that's not much compared to global demand, but all of lola hooks to skyrocket production as interest. and this is standard method grows. and this is also allowed to the rest of the barrel industry, but also to the consumer and, and the solutions on there and start to buy them. say, if you're a consumer retailer or brand it's, it's the same with resources becoming more scarce. many businesses are reconsidering waste in a circular economy. clothes are designed to be one for a long time. after that intelligence solutions can ensure the recycled for maximum benefit. the transition to this mentality is slowly getting underway. water is a precious resource anywhere and not only in regions of the

no use at all. really. the clunk of muscle was 1st discovered here in 2016, they probably migrated, latching onto the homes of both store ways for the scientists at the institute of lake research and long and hawk in germany. much about the muscles remains a mystery through close monitoring. the team 1st want to find out exactly where they're colonizing the lake and how quickly they're spreading. on it. if we're going to a relatively deep spot now to take samples of water depth of around 180 meters on, it's a location where we found plug muscles in the past. the program muscles don't usually live in such deep water is often by the log in now they seem to be able to survive on the food supply down there and grow in the low temperatures. they're 2 different temper fucking suddenly the clouds gather and the wind picks up a change of plans. the boat have to turn back. the researchers designed to lower the sieve to collect samples and shallower waters its dragged along the bottom of the link like a sled collecti

you could be some of them using that. the issue of precedent as a means to just to by being repatriated. but whether the president is given that you can ration to lead to a mass wave of re patients, i think is more on that i'd be more i see this more being individual case by case in a protracted process. chris, you believe there should be more of a coordinated international response when it comes to this because you have countries like the us that are urging other countries to repatriate their citizens . and then you have the political reality on the ground in parts of europe and also in the u. k. whereby these political leaders do not want to do so it's a very unpopular choice. do you think there will be more of a coordinated response going forward and should there be more of a coordinated response or loving? yes. is the truth of the matter not. you know, well, so i don't really, i don't really want be able to come back. i think probably it's going to happen and it will happen over a protected period of time. and as has

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we're trading city, port us from the 79 agent center. so feeling the dog, for example, of building high buildings totally change the way it is best. see this history faster. 7 and a half $1000000000.00 waterfront projects been cited as a cause for concern. so to has the power to build everton football clubs, new riverside stadium, viewed by some of the act of cultural vandalism. and this is a huge area of land that's been earmarked for development. liverpool city leaders say that it is in comprehensible why unesco would won't they semi derelict don't shut off from the rest of the city to remain a wasteland for evermore. many liverpool feel. the cities being forced to make a binary choice between preserving his heritage status and reviving and developing, deprived, and derrick part of the city unesco. want this place to just stay as a post industrial ghost town. we can allow that happen as a city, the area that the stock is with it and is incorrect award, which is one of the most deprived war. it's not only within liverpool, but in the en

the us gulf states looks like this. it's been unsettled over the last few days, and unfortunately that continues rain, new orleans, mississippi into southern portions of florida, tampa, orlando, miami, all dealing with the rain here. next, i want to take you to lake tahoe and look at what crews are up again straight now. battling these wildfires, this one only about 4 percent contained some spots where we have seen wildfires, for example in arizona, we're getting into our north american monsoon. so that rain is certainly helping landing canada where we do have some heavy rain pulling into the canadian province of quebec on sunday. the fun county with coff beyond and tourism, the world's richest men making a grab to control access to trillion. dollar space industry on taos, the new coal. why rich nations of emitted agriculture from climate change and how flowering call lives in iran? counting the cost? well, now just if you want to help save the world, needs into your elbow in, ah, the ah, your to go there. a reminder al

well the us and native withdrawal is nearly complete. and at this point, the afghan government controls mostly provincial capitals, many of which are surrounded by the taliban, who are capturing the areas around it. and that means supplies can only be brought in from the air. the afghan ministry of defense says it's killed many, $200.00 taliban fighters in the past 24 hours in its efforts to recapture territory . its last for him set up at the international relations department at card and university in cobbled, he thinks this incident will send a clear message to neighboring countries to take the taliban seriously. again, the battle field games, particularly with the economic choke points. we'll have 2 important messages, one for the government and the other for our neighbors. for the government, the time the bonds are i thing trying to control the economic to planes. so to pressure the government and as well as the population that is in the domain of the government because with controlling the border crossings, that there will be diffi

yeah, i use that. they want to italy's most famous composer. he wrote 28 press, one to enroll, mess the message, directly dirty, compose the records in an honor of italian poet novelist, alexander my son. precisely a year after his death dante's requiem headed from me on the church of son, michael. the news. everybody knows, even with some critics that said, that was an altar and not sacred music, but everybody recognized broke from, from the 1st bad moment from the 1st mean. huge that it was a major work of art and master piece. moving everybody in a way that still is a fact different so in all europe, since the 1st performance seem, you know, everybody wanted to get the performance of missed that and it became one of the most important works by the end sacred music pieces. the not some in general performed and the last by, by the, the, me, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, the composer is music in a certain dimension and brings this music to our and dimension goes, music is not the nodes. is these the same metaphysic emotion that you can feel with your hum

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

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