people in western argentina have noticed the ground shaking beneath and much more over the last year. more than 200 earthquakes have been reported in that time. geologists blame them on fracking . theresa boring for some sawzall, benito in new can province. in southwestern argentina, it's one of the largest shale oil and gas we serves in the world that commodities located in argentina, but the only a region, it covers an area of over 30000 square kilometers and extraction companies have invested heavily in exploiting it. we send this on the while has been living in the regional town of south sullivan. you don't want his life. he says, well, he's glad of the new economy opportunities brought by the companies. there we so so a downside earthquakes, the key comes from william into has rarely, these are not natural movements. i never felt before. i felt for very strong shakes that broke my house. the house started to shake for a few seconds. we all looked at each other and then it start. increasingly, locals are blaming the practice of fracking for this is make activity. fracking uses tho

in southwestern argentina, it's one of the largest shale oil and gas we serves in the world vac. i'm one of those located in argentine us, but the owner region, it covers an area of over 30000 square kilometers and extraction companies have invested heavily in exploiting it. within this and the while has been living in the regional town of south sullivan, he thought all his life he says, well he's glad of the new economy opportunities brought by the companies. there we so so a downside earthquakes, the key comes from william info has grown it. these are not natural movements. i never felt before. i felt for very strong shakes that broke my house. the house started to shake for a few seconds. we all looked at each other and then it start. increasingly, locals are blaming the practice of fracking for this is make activity. fracking uses thousands of liters of water and sand that are injected in the soil at high pressure to push out the oil and gas. scientists continue to debate whether the practice can provoke earthquakes. although a recent study in argentina says, there is a direc

it is blighted argentina for generations. some, some people say erase between her wages and prices and other income like pensions. and in the meantime, you somehow are exposed to loss is burgess in power that then you can try to recover and even anticipate ah freed union. so regular protest calling for fair a wage is to keep pace with inflation. they said that should take priority over re paying argentina's debt to the international monetary fund. i just go, it's a scam and paying that debt is incompatible with ending poverty and destitution. o g t has historically volatile economy was hit hard by the cove at 19 pandemic. it's emerging from that catastrophe, only to have to deal with 2 of its traditional enemies. a massive debt burden and rampant inflation. dang schwein law out a 01 osiris ah . is out there and these are the top stories. 3 people have been shot, deadens who dawn during nationwide protests against the military coup. hundreds of thousands demonstrated in was being described as the most significant challenge to

to the question of argentina, we see argentina's inflation expectations as unanchored. it continues to be unanchored at this point. also because of the increased reliance on monetary financing in argentina. that's the current picture right now. we continue to work closely on technical levels with the argentine government, towards coming up with solutions and more sustainable growth. >> thank you. i'm turning now to today news africa. he asks, can you talk broadly about how afros economic recovery will be affected by the pandemic and the lack of vaccines. >> africa has gone through a very tough time with this crisis. what's unfortunately unique about africa is in terms of the levels of vaccination. we are looking at less than 4% of the population in africa having been vaccinated while we are looking at advanced economies where it's over 60%. if you look across different parts of the world, i think the region where there has been the biggest amount of limited access to vaccinations is the african continent. that's one of the big concerns that we have. we know that the pan

the us, members of congress, a divided over what the president describes as a historic investment. argentina's, former president as facing espionage charges. mauricio mccrae suspected of ordering, spoiling on the relatives of crew members of a sunken summary. and facebook's parent company changes its name just weeks off to a whistle blower keys. the social network of putting profit above people, safety ah top oil and gas executives have denied misleading. the public about climate change . the ceo's of exxon mobil, chevron b. p. america and the president of shell appeared before the u. s. congress. they were asked about by roles in downplaying, the threat of global warming. it is the 1st time the oil bosses have testified on the oath on the subject, haughty j. castro has this report. it's been a year of the historic wild fires in the american west. deadly freezes in the south and record breaking, flooding in the east. the fury of these weather disasters likely amplified by climate change nearly matched by the anger of democrats on the house oversight committee, who grilled oil and gas ceos on t

there are congressional elections and a couple of weeks time here in argentina. many of his supporters would like to see him stand for the presidency again. so it's not more of a, an electric rally than of him coming here to declare his innocence. but that is the case. we believe the families of those victims of the submarine thinking also here in town. we haven't seen them yet, but they're here. these were the victims all the spying charges. they were campaigning at the time when the submarine disappeared in november, 2017. to find out what had happened to their loved ones, they wanted your stories to tell them more. and instead it seems the accusation is that your story is on the orders of much your mockery that m president ordered them to be spied on to find out what it was they were. they were organizing. so that basically is the case, but it has split the country in many ways. those who were against saudis, your mockery, when he was president and the current government. oh, i don't fernandez who were obviously happy to win the elections a couple of years ago

it is blighted argentina for generations. some people say it's a race between her wages and prices and other income like pensions. and in the meantime, you get somehow are exposed to loss is burgess and power that then you can try to recover and be with freed union. so regular protest calling for fair wages to keep pace with inflation. they say that should take priority over re paying argentina's debt to the international monetary fund. oh, it's a scam and paying that debt is incompatible with ending poverty and destitution. oh, jan. tina's historically volatile economy was hit hard by the cobit 19 pandemic. it's emerging from that catastrophe, only to have to deal with 2 of its traditional enemies. a massive debt burden and rampant inflation. dang schwein law out a 01 osiris. ah . hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, so don's doctor's association says 2 people had been shot dead in protest against the military coup. with an 100 have been injured. tens of thousands are marching in cities around the country, demanding a r

it is blighted argentina for generation. some, some people say it's a race between her wages and prices and other income pensions. and, and in the meantime, you somehow are exposed to loss is burgess and power that then you can try to recover and the with the union. so regular protest cooling for fair. a wage is to keep pace with inflation. they say that should take priority over re paying argentina's debt to the international monetary fund. oh, it's a scam and paying that debt is incompatible with ending poverty and destitution. money o g t, this, historically volatile economy was hit hard by the covey. 19 pandemic. it's emerging from that catastrophe, only to have to deal with 2 of its traditional enemies. a massive debt button. i'm rampant inflation. and formula out a 01 osiris. in bolivia, the fate of an 11 year old girl who became pregnant after being raped by a family member has sparked fierce debate. demonstrators rallied in the past on friday over claims that religious group stop the girl from getting an abortion. th

in argentina, efforts are underway to return some key animal species to their natural habitats. miles o'brien takes us to a place where for the first time in seven decades jaguars are able to once again roam free. >> feeding time for some rare cats in a place of rare beauty, argentina's ibera national park. biologist pablo guerra is focused on one small task aimed at solving a global crisis. >> it's just like a very little piece of what we really have to do to try to stop the massive extinction of the species. >> the species in question is the biggest cat in the americas, the jaguar. these beautiful animals were hunted and poached to extinction in this part of argentina about 70 years ago. they are in critical danger of completely -- vanishing completely. only a few hundred are left elsewhere in the country. pablo guerra is part of a team fromewilding argentina, a conservation nonprofit embarked on an audacious campaign to re-introduce the jaguars to their long lost home, a spectacular mashup of the everglades and the serengeti that spans 1.7 million acres. he hides tasty morsel

we flew there with biologist sebastian di martino, conservation director of rewilding argentina. he and his team built a one of a kind jaguar breeding center, with "jurassic park"-style enclosures. the cubs learn to hunt by tapping into their instincts and from their mothers examples the team takes great pains to avoid getting anywhere near the cubs, for fear they might lose their natural desire to steer clear from humans once set free. >> we look from afar, so we never look at the cubs directly. they don't look at us and we have several devices which we enter live prey inside the pen and they don't relate us with food provision. so that way, we produce a kind of jaguar that can be released. >> reporter: the jaguars are the marquee species in the rewilding project, but there is a strong supporting cast as well. in fact, the team is focused on repairing several other broken links in the food chain. they have nurtured red-and-green macaws, bringing them back here for the first time in 150 years. they have also succeeded in returning giant anteaters, pampas deer, and collared peccar

here in chile, as in brazil and argentina, the chinese covey vaccines have been made widely available as part of the u and aggressive medical diplomacy strategy. it reflects china's global soft power and influence in this case of the, to close to home for washington's liking. united states tends to view this in geostrategic terms and trends to see this in terms of china somehow. securing outsized influence beyond the economic sphere in latin america, us diplomats and the pentagon have expressed concern about quote, predatory trade practices that they are, are giving china excessive geopolitical leverage. adding insult to injury in june long time us allied, panama joined the dominican republic and of salvatore. in switching recognition of taiwan for china. another sign of how much washington's leadership and influence of the region has diminished. it's in this context that divided administration is launching, get an offensive called built back better for the world, or b, 3, w for short to compete with china's belton road initiative and for the united states. this is strategic. when we

although i recent studying argentina says, there is a direct link between fracking and sysmic activity right across this river. there is at least 90 sites where oil and gas are being extracted using fracking. people living in the area say that the fis mc activity here began. when oil company started operating in this area, there's reports off, i'd leased at 36 small earthquake of happening in just one weekend to release her go be sent. this house has several cracks because of the tremors. he says he's hoping or thought he will help him and his neighbors fortify their homes for what is likely to become a regular thing. not any, emily, this is we're not denying. there is an increase in activity. the importance is how strong the earthquakes are and how to prepare the population. we need to know who is doing it and how and where the population is. we to sit down at the same table and plan how it's going to be done. but almost everyone agrees out in tina's economy, struggling and promoting oil and gas extraction is crucial to helping the country recovery. yet the for fact, you think, but pe

argentina are second in south american qualifying, with eight games remaining. they'll hope their captain takes them to victory as they have a host of players on a yellow card that will need to be careful of avoiding suspension with two more matches in november against uruguay and brazil. brooklyn nets coach steve nash says he supports the decision of general manager sean marks not to allow star guard kyrie irving to train or play with the team until he's had at least one shot of the covid—19 vaccine. the new season gets underway next tuesday, and as things stand, irving can't play because of a new york city mandate insisting on people being vaccinated. i support the decision. a lot went into it. it was not easy but we discussed all the possibilities and all the things that are going on and i support the decision and, if things change, we would love to have kyrie back and in the meantime we will build and continue going with this group and move forward. victoria azarenka is into the semi—finals of the indian wells open after a straight sets win over american

it was sailing from the southern tip of argentina to the naval in marvell platter. when contact was last, despite an extensive weeks long search, nothing was found anxious, families were told nothing. as their anguish turned to anger their campaign, frances became a political football. i was with this shows, a lack of respect these football chance show like of respect to us and our children, to the justice system. it's an unnecessary political circus. the wreck of the submarine was discovered a year after it disappeared at a depth of 900 meters, 460 kilometers of the argentine coast a technical for to cause an implosion. there were no survivors. the wreck will not be re floated, but the relative say they want to know more. i get all this the so that one has been suffering since this began comes to one end of their spying illegal, spying on my mom and dad on me. it's not just we want justice that they tell the truth, that while the san juan remains at the bottom of the ocean, while the falls on the case remain locked in military archives. and while those in office, a

let me ask you first of all, what has the reaction ban in argentina to the events leading up to and after this trial? well, i think it's a really unusual case in terms of that fame or popularity as in sala, because the really became known after the tragedy. hundreds of players in argentina train as children in quite a sophisticated child and adolescent development of the ball of football, and then maybe move abroad while young teens —— in their young teens, and that was the case for him as he moved to france as a very young teenager. and they are, in a way, the bloodline of the football industry, they are what i like to call the get enough players. they are not the superstars are the perfect player is that everyone knows, they don't become household names, but every team has them and they are heartbreaking and emiliano sala was a very happy story. he had beenin sala was a very happy story. he had been in a kiddie academy in his small town in the province of... which had links to france and he had moved in his early teens and had gone up the ranks and become a professional. the move to

in the table after speaking argentina earlier in the z, but since lizzy degnan overcame at some tough conditions to make cycling history and france for the 1st time as the women were competing over the infamous f patio world course, the mess event has been going for more than a century and the route is known for it's a rough terrain and hobbled roads. degnan finished a more than a minute ahead of to time olympic champion. i n of us i just feel so incredibly proud you know, and wearing cycling is that this training fight and i e se today is part of history and them. i'm proud to be part of a team that also makes history, you know, and, and we're so grateful to everybody behind the scenes all the view is watching because every fan who's watching this is also making history. it's proving that there's appetite for women cycling. why the cup a, when a bryce and de shamble finally met his match at a gulf event with a difference. last year's us open champion, made it to the final a to at the long drive tempe ship. wherefore, leading to a place to take part in this torment, the aim is to simp

meantime, argentina has started vaccinating children as young as 3. right now the rollout is focused on children with weakened immune systems and other high-risk conditions. >>> covid cases are unfortunately surging in russia. on saturday the government reported more than 1,000 deaths for the first time ever. for more we are joined by cnn's nada bashir in london. the breaking of the record is so tragic, yet things could still get worse. case loads continue to climb. what is the fear in russia now? >> reporter: there is major concern that over the next few weeks and months, this concerning trend could continue, particularly as we head into the winter months. as you mentioned, the data that we received from russian authorities in the last few days has been worrying, an upward trend in the number of deaths and cases as of saturday. in the last 24 hours, 1,002 deaths recorded, a record high. there are serious concerns but also in the spread of coronavirus, the number of cases reaching record levels, 33,208 new cases announced on saturday. so that is the p

let sir speak to others here as monica yaki of who is sir in buenos aires, set for us in neighboring argentina with the latest. what are the potential consequences, this for the president then monica? well one consequence which has already happened if the president has his popularity, has taken the toll during 60 days. the people in brazil have been watching on television. i live this summer probe, which is which listed all sorts of crimes. it's from my negligence on his delaying in buying vaccines, which could have saved many lives and his, his total denial of the virus. now now will there be an impeachment, which is one of the, of the report. one of the things that this saw um committee wants it most probably will not have be and in an impeachment, there's too little time on next year's elections will be in exactly a year. so, and this is a political process which would take time. ambles on how to still has the support of a group in congress, which would not permit this to happen. but there are other consequences. this will another added thing which has just been added to date to this report

from al 0, monica, your marquee of shoes, live for us in what us areas and neighboring at argentina. what consequences could the president face here, monica? well, there won't be like, immediate consequences, like an impeachment, which is one of the things that they are asking for. an impeachment is unlikely because presidential elections will be in october a year from now. so this needs a political consensus is a lot of negotiation to start this process. ah, the attorney general can or cannot accept the charges that the senate panel 11 members senate panel was recommended. if this is the result of a 6 month investigation into the government's handling of the pandemic, where they blame both sonata for delaying vaccines. ah, for, for speaking out against vaccines, among other things, many he had by, he downplayed the virus, he had a lot of, many of his attitudes contributed to brazil being having the 2nd largest death, told in the pandemic. so this is what the recommending. but today, the new thing is that they added to this report, one more request to the supreme court to ban bull so

it will be very hard to forget to approach argentina also looking good for place at the finals and cats are a 1st half goal for mallets. are martinez deciding this game against peru? peru did go on to miss a 2nd half the penalty i did reach the last world cup of this result, least and 2nd bottom in the table. the top 4 qualify automatically for cat saw, and the 5th place sidle going to a playoff. ecuador remained 3rd on 7 scene points after a draw against columbia, who are appoint and a place behind bolivia on their 2nd strike games key. their chances of reaching a 1st well cup since 1994 alive. now south america's governing body is one of the leading organizations to spoken out against thief is pushed to stage. the woke up every 2 years from arsole manager. also, wagner is leading fif is your view into whether or not more regular world cups are feasible. the players want to play be games. what they don't want is to produce more games, you know, and to be competitions, or is something that everybody wants to play. know if i tell, you know, you would be workshop and even even these photo

take more than accountability to stop the earth from warming. heidi jo, castro al jazeera washington argentina's wild resident marita. mercury has appeared in court to face espionage charges. mccrae is accused of ordering intelligence agencies to spy on the families of crew members of summer in the st. 4 years ago. the case has been suspended due to the president's obligation to hold military secrets without condition, could be overturned by the countries incumbent leader, rebels and ethiopia, seeger region, say at least 10 people, including 3 children, have been killed in another government, or strike the if you open army says it targeted a facility used by the t gray people's liberation front and the regional capital mikaela. but a spokesman for the rebels, a, a civilian residence was hit. fighting between the t p ela from federal forces has been going on for almost a year. but our shikes have increased in the past week, and russia's capital has shut down for 11 days as the country deals of the record number of new cove 19 cases and related deaths. only 32 percent of russians of flee vaccinate

argentina, chile and peru are expected to follow take a look, kelly brazilian fintech new bank is now one of the most valuable private companies in the world at $30 billion berkshire hathaway is now one of the big backers after the most recent funding round kelly. >> i wonder about crypto, obviously with what is going on in el salvador we sometimes here hints from other countries in the southern hemisphere as well has return to capital rewarded investors or do they think it is different? >> you mentioned crypto. a few blockchain companies, the thesis for bitcoin and the idea of inflation is even bigger in south america countries in particular in argentina the use of bitcoin seems to make more sense in some of those countries big challenge i am hearing now is competition you have the likes of soft bank moving in with a massive latin america fund there's a lot of dollars chasing some of the same deals i think in terms of the competition it has definitely heated up, and the return on capital may just be harder to find reasonable valuations one of the other things sequoia in particular po

the depressing conclusion, in argentina today it is actually cheaper to paper your walls with money. we've had controversies - in the past with great britain, but as good friends we have always found a good - and lasting solution. concorde bows out in style after almost three decades in service. an aircraft that has enthralled its many admirers for so long taxis home one last time. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. our main story this hour... the world remembers soldier and statesman colin powell, who has died at the age of 8a. more on that story now. mark kimmitt is a retired brigadier general he gave me his reflections on colin powell's legacy. what i really remember most of all is the decision in 1991 to show restraint and to follow the united nations mandate and not to march onto baghdad at the end of the first gulf war. we defeated the iraqi army command anyways, we destroyed the army, and the road to baghdad was open, but he and the other members of the national security council said let's show restraint, let's stick within the mandates of the unite

after the amazon, provides a0 million people with fresh drinking water — notjust here in brazil, but in argentina and paraguay, too. but it's also an important source of energy, but the water level has fallen so low that the dam over there is struggling to continue to generate electricity. experts put it down to extreme weather caused by la nina, a natural weather phenomenon. but they say increasing deforestation in the amazon is making it worse. we are unfortunately very near a tipping point of forests, amazon forests, disappearing. 60—70% of the forest may be replaced by a very degraded ecosystem, a degraded savanna due to climate change and local regional deforestation. this moisture flow will be reduced every year. so there will be less moisture being transported to the south. with water rationing across the region, taps run dry by early morning, especially in poor neighbourhoods like this. for this woman, water is hard to come by at the best of times. she affords herself the luxury of a shower, but can't use it. when they get water, the family stores that here — but they're scared to use

visited in her career including reporting from iraq, egypt, libya, afghanistan, pakistan, mexico, peru, argentina and chile. nothing so perilous as washington d.c. so with that, let me pass to you i'm going to encourage our audience on zoom to direct any questions panelist using the q&a tab which you will find at the bottom of your screen. identify yourself and your affiliation in your questions. ol'll collect them throughout the event and will post some. we also engage online audience to join the conversation on twitter by following at and using # for defense. but that let me pass it on. >> thanks. think were going to be watching a trailer that will get back to the questions. >> sorry about that. ♪ ♪ i am general i am a retired marie corn major general. o i'm the author of a book entitled the ever shrinking fighting force. we face, in this country, the most x extensional threats received in our lifetime particular from chidedis this book is written really for the citizens of the united states of america to understand that if we are going to preserve our way of life and preserve our freedoms

at the same time countries like argentina, also very roman catholic, have now legalised abortion. why do you think it's entering national discourse so much in certain parts of the world? i think the answer — one is the economic crises in these countries. i'm argentinian, for example, and the mass movements that have been associated and really galvanised by the question of abortion and what anti—abortion laws really do to a whole society. for example in latin america it is the second highest cause of death for women — is illegal unsafe abortions. so that kind of effect of really your lives depending on these laws and fighting for them, ithink, is really the only thing is pushing the change. i think that's also true for the biden administration. biden�*s personal position of first supporting the hyde amendment and having to reverse his position was because of people really holding him accountable. fire has ravaged the honduran resort island of guanaja. it took hours to control the inferno. the full extent of the damages yet to be determined, but remarkably there has been no

and then in pakistan peru argentina and chile nothing is as perilous as washington dc. so with that i will encourage our audience on zoom that you will find at the bottom of your screen so identify yourself and your affiliation we will collect them throughout the event. we also engage our online audience to be on twitter and following us there. >> we will watch a trailer first. >> . >> a retired marine corps major general and author of the book the ever shrinking fighting force the most existential threat we've seen in our lifetime especially for china it is written for the citizens of the united states of america to understand to preserve our way of life and freedoms and then to have more bang for the back so we can compete with the chinese and now purchasing power is greater than the united states of america the military has grown powerful we are spending more than we have ever spent and the capability we get for those dollars is decreasing. >> all right. i again. if everyone can hear me now, i am honored to be here today with general jones. it is privilege to be sitt

the depressing conclusion, in argentina today it is actually cheaper to paper your walls with money. we've had controversies - in the past with great britain, but as good friends we have always found a good - this is bbc news, the latest headlines. the select committee investigating january's attack on the united states' capitol approves a report which recommends that a former aide to donald trump be held in contempt of congress. steve bannon has refused to appear before the panel. north korea releases images of the ballistic missile launched from a submarine — as the white house warns against further �*provocations'. it has been one month since the volcano on the spanish island of la palma first erupted. 7,000 people have been displaced and nearly 2000 buildings have been destroyed. the volcano is continuing to spew lava with no end in sight. 0ur correspondent dan johnson is there. a giant puppet of a syrian refugee girl has it still has the capacity to attract and enthrall, but after a month it's become an overbearing backdrop to much of life here. an incredible spectacle with

the depressing conclusion, in argentina today it is actually cheaper to paper your walls with money. we've had controversies - in the past with great britain, but as good friends we have always found a good - and lasting solution. concorde bows out in style after almost three decades in service. an aircraft that has enthralled its many admirers for so long taxis home one last time. a report recommending that steve bannon, a key ally of donald trump, be held in contempt, is approved by us lawmakers investigating january's riot on capitol hill. more on that story now — the vote by the congressional committee investigating the events of january the sixth to recommend that steve bannon be held in contempt of congress. what is contempt of congress — and has this happened before? well one man who might be able to answer those questions is allan lichtman — historian at the american university. hejoins us live from washington. people may be ahead of contempt of court and this is slightly different. contempt of congress. talk through it. it is actually similar to contempt of court. it i

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the depressing conclusion, in argentina today it is actually cheaper to paper your walls with money. we've had controversies - in the past with great britain, but as good friends we have always |found a good and lasting solution. | concorde bows out in style after almost three decades in service. an aircraft that has enthralled its many admirers for so long taxis home one last time. this is newsday on the bbc. our tapestry... —— our top story. the world remembers soldier and statesman colin powell, who has died at the age of 84. in other stories, china has denied a report that it has tested a nuclear capable hypersonic missile. china's foreign ministry spokesman acknowledged that a test had been carried out, but he said it had just been a routine spacecraft check. but there are concerns in washington that the new technology could undermine us defences. from beijing, here's stephen mcdonell. initially the financial times newspaper reported that it had several sources saying that china had tested a hypersonic live vehicle — in fact, a nuclear—capable hypersonic live vehicle —

the depressing conclusion, in argentina today it is actually cheaper to paper your walls with money. we've had controversies - in the past with great britain, but as good friends we have always found _ a good and lasting solution. concorde bows out in style after almost three decades in service. an aircraft that has enthralled its many admirers for so long taxis home one last time. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines a stark covid warning from the world health organisation — the pandemic will last longer because of the unequal distribution of vaccines. britain's health secretary rejects calls to reintroduce covid restrictions in england — even though he admits cases could reach 100,000 a day in the uk. here in the uk, police forces have been asked to look urgently at reports of women being spiked by needles in nightclubs. there have been reports across the country of clubbers blacking out after having felt a sharp scratch. our correspondent jo black reports. after covid, it was supposed to be the freshers' week they never had. but on this night out at a club in nottingha

visited in her career including and reported from libya, lebanon, yemen, afghanistan, pakistan, mexico, argentina and italy so nothing so perilous as washington d.c. so with that, i'm going to encourage our audience on zoom to ask any questions. perilous we will find at the bottom of your sleep, identify yourself and your affiliation and your questions. we will collect them throughout the event and then will post toward the end. we engage our online audience to join the conversation on twitter by following up ac and using the # -- with that, i'll pass it to you. >> i think were going to watch a trailer and then get back to this. >> oh, sorry about that. ♪♪ >> i am general, a retired marine corps major general, the author of a book entitled the ever shrinking fighting force. we face in this country the most x essential rights we've seen in our lifetime particularly from china. this book is written only for the citizens of the united states of america to understand if we preserve our way of life and our freedoms, we got to have a strong military, we've got to get more bang for the buck for the

dan: peter i have 45 seconds left but in worries me it isn't about inflation crises argentina and republic not like we don't have history books to look at this could be ugly if we don't get our arms around this. >> it will there's no way to get our arms around it we will weep the winds that we've been sewing and you have to go back to 1970s to see inflation anywhere near this bad the problem is we're already at the point where we were at the latter part of the 1970s we're just getting started. so we're going to be looking at serious annual inflation rates in the double digits and imagine how high the official rates would be if the government was actually measuring them accurately because we're not keeping track of prices using the same cpi that we used back in the 1970s. what we're doing now really understates the true degree to which prices are rising. so americans are feeling pain of inflation to a much greater degree than it is being reflected in the official numbers. dan: peter thanks a lot for joining me i really appreciate your insights. >> my pleasure any time. dan: still to come we

the panamerican highway, or via pan americana runs from alaska all the way to argentina, but the road stops between the borders of panama and colombia, a 66-mile stretch of untamed wilderness too difficult to build. that's why it's called the darien gap. despite the dangers, the numbers of migrants braving the gap has skyrocketed. more than 90,000 people are estimated to have passed through this year. have you seen these numbers ever in your life? >> no, no, no, nunca. >> reporter: this smuggler, who would not give his name told us his people only take the people as far as the border with panama, and then leave them in god's hands. they'd rather die trying to get to the united states tported to. >> si. >> reporter: and it is into that jungle of river, rocks, wild animals and criminals that nelson and his family are headed. the plan was to leave first thing in the morning. that will be the difficult part. are you prepared mentally? >> si, si. >> reporter: nelson says he is roughly prepared for the three-day journey through the wilderness. it's all heart. >> si. >> reporter: we've yet t

jonathan: there are some problems in emerging market beyond argentina, that is for sure. joining us soon, dana peterson, chief economist at the conference board. looking forward to that. on the s&p 500 -- noun on the s&p 500. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ this halloween, xfinity rewards is offering up some spooky-good perks. like the chance to win a universal parks & resorts trip to hollywood or orlando to attend halloween horror nights. or xfinity rewards members, get the inside scoop on halloween kills. just say "watch with" into your voice remote for an exclusive live stream with jamie lee curtis. a q&a with me! join for free on the xfinity app. our thanks your rewards. jonathan: i would tell you if it was boring. it is not boring this morning. it is really fascinating what's happening in the rates market. equities down 0.2% on the s&p. pretty muted price action on the stock side of things. we are down by about eight points. three days of gains into monday, two weeks of gains into monday, and just off all-time highs. that is the story of the stock market. resil

argentina, australia, brazil, canada, china, franchises, germany, india, indonesia, italy, japan, republic of korea, mexico, russia, saudi arabia, south africa, united kingdom, european. of all those countries president biden has his ambassadors in place in these countries he has appointed an ambassador to mexico and appointed an ambassador to turkey just as of yesterday. there are ambassadors in place to indonesia and russia, but they are not ones appointed by president biden. those are leftovers from the trump years. other than mexico and turkey, he has been allowed to name no ambassadors to any of the other countries in the g20. because republicans in the united states senate will not allow president biden to have any ambassadors to any of the other countries. republicans in the united states senate are holding them all up. the only reason president biden got the ambassador to turkey just yesterday and the only reason we have one to that one other country, mexico, is that in both of those cases president biden nominated someone who used to be a u.s. senator for the job. jeff flake in th

franco's victims have attempted to override the legislation by bringing many of these cases to courts in argentina under international law. in brazil, two indigenous yanomami children drowned last ek in a river where illegal gold miners operate. yanomami leaders said the children, who were seven and five yrs old, we sucked in a edger mache as they were bathing in the parima river. brazian officials wever alged the ys were caied awayy the riv's currts. followg the indent yanami leers, who f long have resist illegal mining, deforestion, and t destction of tir terriry called on far-right president jair bolsonaro to kick out the miners who've invaded yanomami land, the largest indigenous reservation in brazil. according to indigenous leaders, an estimated 20,000 illegal miners are currently in the region, polluting rivers with mercury that is used to separate gold from sand. in puerto rico, over 4,000 people took to the streets of san juan, friday, to protest ongoing and worsening power outages and increases in energy costs following the u.s.-imposed privatization of the electricity grid. demonstrator