now, beyond the main talking points, and the main themes| talking points, and the main themes of the _ talking points, and the main themes of the two _ talking points, and the main themes of the two days, there are a series of the two days, there are a series of biiaterai— of the two days, there are a series of bilateral meetings. borisjohnson sat down_ of bilateral meetings. borisjohnson sat down with his italian counterpart mario draghi a little earlieh — counterpart mario draghi a little earlier. they are co—hosts of the glasgow — earlier. they are co—hosts of the glasgow climate conference. italy and britain co—hosting the cop26, so both leaders have a lot at stake in the success, first, on the rome summit— the success, first, on the rome summit and then of the glasgow talks as welt _ summit and then of the glasgow talks as welt a_ summit and then of the glasgow talks as well. a rather more difficult conversation borisjohnson as well. a rather more difficult conversation boris johnson will have with french — conversation boris johnson will have with french preside

break story of people were rushed out of the room because of a water main break area. everybody leave! there was no water main break, only to see a crew of democrat operatives or whoever come back and start pouring votes into machines from boxes that mysteriously appeared from under

there are two main areas. would lie? there are two main areas- one — would lie? there are two main areas. one of _ would lie? there are two main areas. one of course - would lie? there are two main areas. one of course is - would lie? there are two main areas. one of course is the - areas. one of course is the fact this company could become the vector for cyber attacks on us networks. the other issue is that it us networks. the other issue is thatitis us networks. the other issue is that it is a conduit for espionage and anyone for the devices connected to the company's network can be used to exfiltrated data, track people, so the risks are quite significant. people, so the risks are quite significant-— significant. and 'ust how big is china significant. and just how big is china telecom _ significant. and just how big is china telecom within - significant. and just how big is china telecom within the | significant. and just how big - is china telecom within the us? there are other concerns i do not know if they are all likely to follow suit here? to not know i

for farmers that's not being allowed to happen. 2 of 2 main opposition leaders including india, is main opposition. our party, the congress is priyanka gandhi, was stopped from going to meet the families of dead farm. as a former state leader was put under hop house arrest, so that he couldn't travel to the district. and when he tried to stage a protest outside his home, he was taken away by police. what police are also doing, though, is investigating india's junior home minister, i, j, miss your son, osh, mr. and 10 others for murder. that's after farmers alleged that osh mr. wasn't one of the 3 cause that was part of the convoy that attacked farmers. the mission was deny that they say that farmers attack the cars force and the vehicles to lose controls. chinese housing giant, ever grand has had its share suspended as investors await statement about its future. firm said the trade halt in hong kong came ahead of announcement on a major transaction. a grant has run into trouble over the past few months as beijing titans rules and the property sector to rein in debt levels. company share

yes, certain refused to get vaccines, i think the main driverfor vaccines, i think the main driver for the vaccines, i think the main driverfor the vaccine vaccines, i think the main driver for the vaccine rollout campaign, the biggest push factor is the worsening pandemic itself where major campaigners, the rapid rise in new cases and death starting from may and picking up in october, then august casualties were at the worst — running in the hundreds. more than 20,000 new infection cases registered per day. the duke and duchess of sussex have become partners of sustainable investment firm in new york. harry and meghan have joined ethic as impact partners, hoping to encourage young people to invest in sustainable companies. a short time ago i spoke to one of the cofounders of the company. we are very much partners in this relationship. the partnership really began when we were introduced by mutual connections that recognise that we shared a lot of the same values as an ethical investment platform. we prioritise things like climate change, the environment, human rights, and our mutual

but the l main business in rome for the 620 main business in rome for the g20 leaders will centre on climate before cop26 in glasgow next week. well, that's right, clive and do not underestimate how much political pressure as a result borisjohnson having made this a priority for his government, literally playing host to the world, by the time of the huge big show on the road here moves to scotland at the end of this weekend. there is of course a formidable alliance, whether that's the pope, arnold schwarzenegger, joe biden, borisjohnson or other biden, boris johnson or other western biden, borisjohnson or other western leaders who want to help the brits in their task of pushing the world further and faster on their commitments to help halt changes to the climate, but there is also formidable power on the other side who are not as enthusiastic, who are not as reluctant, whether that's china or india. it's certainly not a slam dunk for downing street. they know that these big climate talks coming are vitally important and they are at this stage not at all confident that they are going

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this is after a water main break. we have been at the scene all morning, and we have an update on the situation, plus -- >> it's not about order for me. like i said, when i started off, it's about safety of the students and staff. >> no vaccine, no school in person. a mandate for the vaccine for yet another bay area district. >>> shutdown averted. congress agrees to fund the government, but will democrats be able to advance president biden's agenda? the third hour of "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> good morning on this friday. thanks so much for making us part of your morning. i am marcus washington. >> i am kris sanchez. laura garcia is off this morning. kari is not off, and she's watching the forecast because we are itching for

there are two main things. the first is a - main things. the first is a government's pivotal position to bring together an international consensus on reducing carbon emissions, so that we can stay within those safe temperature rise limits, that we know our 1.5 degrees. we need international leaders to step up, but we also need domestic leadership, that means, putting nature's restoration at the heart of our climate change strategies, and backing that up with policy and resources to do it. for example, committing to restoring peatlands, expanding woodland covering the country to about 17%, we lag far behind that target at the moment, and also providing frameworks which will allow as to make more efficient the majority of buildings that are already being built, vernacular buildings, that play a part in reducing carbon emissions from domestic heating power. this emissions from domestic heating ower. �* , �* , emissions from domestic heating ower. a �*, ., , power. as the uk's largest landowner. _ power. as the uk's largest landowner, wha

this is the main question because of the | main question because of the technicalities. iraq is presenting a new deal that 25% of the seats for women, for instance, as well as a very technology led system for counting as well as guaranteeing any breaches for the voting process. also there are international observers, but this technicalities boxes have been ticked by iraqis. but there is the political question. in a divided country with 21 coalition is running in these elections, how can they be able to reach a compromise and create a functioning government, functioning administration that can run the country, with all these problems they are facing whether it is economy, corruption or division on sectarian levels, so these are the questions that will be on the table, and this is the major question iraqis are facing, notjust the technicalities of the election. find technicalities of the election. and murad, technicalities of the election. and murad. how _ technicalities of the election. and murad, how much of a story does the scene behind you tell? we can see a well—ma

the main problem out here is, of course, the lack of water. but over at the czech pavilion, they're making water from thin air. or actually, capturing moisture from the air. you know these packs of silica gel, which you find in food and other types of packaging to keep the whole thing dry? well, the researchers behind this project have redesigned and reformulated this stuff, and the new type of silica is capable of capturing moisture from even the driest air. usually for the condensation of water, if you have the electricity somewhere, you need humidity of the air higher than 66%. our technology can produce water even from the air that is drier than 15% of humidity. the idea is to plonk a few of these solar powered containers anywhere in the desert where you need to create a water source. so what you can see is the oasis that was created thanks to the water we do produce from the air. we are speaking about, like, three gardens of this size. now, dubai actually has relatively high humidity, and this one unit is producing about 800 litres a day.

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to of 2 main opposition leaders including india is main opposition. our party, the congress is priyanka gandhi, was stopped from going to meet the families of dead farmers. a former state leader was put under hop house arrest, so that he couldn't travel to the district. and when he tried to stage a protest outside his home, he was taken away by police. what police are also doing, though, is investigating india's junior home minister, i, j, miss your son, osh, mr. and 10 others for murder. that's after farmers alleged that osh mr. i was in one of the 3 cars that was part of the convoy that attacked farmers. the missions deny that they say that farmers attack the cars force and the vehicles to lose controls and to american scientists have been awarded. this is noble prize for medicine. david julius an item past pooty and was singled out for their discoveries, and recept is the temperature and touch. the nobel committee secretary general called the discoveries crucial to us survival. let's now speak to poor ease. he is across all this forest and thought,

that was one of the main points of the, at speech as well. and even during the toughest parts of the cold war at rushes fulfilled its contractual obligations. as regards the supply of gas to europe, and quite a lot of impassioned responses from the russian president as he was speaking there at let's in fact try and take a quick listen to one of his response to miss gamble on one of her questions a little bit earlier, he won't speaking for 2 and a half hours at this was one of the responses look of this assume a but well as far as not stream to is concerned. what the opponents of the project have are claimed saying that this is not a commercially viable product, and that brush is pushy, not renew due to political motivation. but you know, this is yet another piece of nonsense. just please pay close attention to what i'm saying. this route is 2000 kilometers, shorter and quicker to get to our main consumers in europe than via ukraine. 2000 kilometers more efficient. so it's cheaper because transit is cheaper and it's also cheaper for the users

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that was the main claim from that analyst. it is the main lubricant of iraqi politics. so when iraqi politicians say we will rid our political system of corruption, they're never going to do it voluntarily because if they did it, they'd have to sac themselves. absolutely. i totally. i knew you with. ready your analyst to, i mean, iraq is the most corrupted country i believe, although it's not in the, in the last position, but is the most corrupted country taking in concentration. the amount of resources available for this country and the oil revenue was so the income generated of corruption for electric. politicians is huge. and a lot of that is used in the election process, which does not give a fair chance for independence. people for new political and they would like to maintain power one way or another, so that that corruption level and the iraqi government. we will not to trust any kind of election to bring her and yoga government to serve the people. very briefly, mr. amber, if you can, are we heading into at least a period of political horse training, perhaps a p

but if you don't have the proper habitat for them, that is the main challenge of the moment. the poachers bullet and poisoned arrow may largely be things of the past, but this iconic creatures still find themselves in danger of extinction. katherine saw alta 0 and bassetti national park in southern kenya. now people in western argentina have noticed the ground shaking beneath them much more of the last year. more than 200 earthquakes have been reported in that time. and geologists blame it all on fracking. teresa reports now from so so bonito in argentina's mc one province. ah, it's one of the largest shale oil and gas reserves in the world. like i'm one of those 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 the same. this and the while has been living in the regional town of sal salvador, all his life. he says, well, he's glad of the new economy opportunities brought by the companies. there is also a downside earthquakes, the glucose, one, william intronas, berlin

the main thing is you cannot go to the malli _ main thing is you cannot go to the mall. or— main thing is you cannot go to the mall, or many crowded areas. many different— mall, or many crowded areas. many different places. so i like to be free as — different places. so i like to be free as much as possible. translation: | free as much as possible. translation:— free as much as possible. translation: i was hesitant because i was riiht translation: i was hesitant because i was right about _ translation: i was hesitant because i was right about the _ translation: i was hesitant because i was right about the adverse - i was right about the adverse effects the vaccines might have, i have a heart condition, you see. what convinced me was the current situation with so many getting sick. front line medical staff still cope somehow. they have little choice. 11i european countries have sent to help to romania, hungary is taking in critically ill patients. when this is all over many lessons will have to be drawn. nick thorpe, bbc news. now picture the scene, you've had a long day come you

to of 2 main opposition leaders including india is main opposition. our party, the congress is priyanka gandhi, was stopped from going to meet the families of dead farmers. a former state leader was put under hop house arrest, so that he couldn't travel to the district. and when he tried to stage a protest outside his home, he was taken away by police. what police are also doing, though, is investigating india's junior home minister, i. j, miss your son ash mature, and 10 others for murder. that's after farmers alleged that osh mr. was in one of the 3 cars that was part of the convoy that attacked farmers. the mission was deny that they say that farmers attack the cars force and the vehicles to lose controls . well, right now you as president joe biden's, trade chief is outlining washington's vision for ties with china. katherine tire, says china. the lack of adherence to global trading norms has undercut the prosperity of americans and others around the world. well, that's now speak white house correspondent, kimberly hawkins company, given all the t

and so right now their main focus is trying i find the main water val and shut that off, which is about a block down. if you want to come back out here. to me. you can see this is right here hemi avenue. and this danville boulevard. you can see the sheriff out here just trying to make sure things are different. you know, traffic continues in this direct it so just a half a block away om

i think the main thin i news on friday? i think the main thing i first— news on friday? i think the main thing i first felt _ news on friday? i think the main thing i first felt was _ news on friday? i think the main thing i first felt was just - news on friday? i think the main thing i first felt was just the - thing i first felt was just the memories of five years ago, when i got a call from one ofjoe's assistance about what had happened to her. it brought it back very physically. i was sort of shaking and unable to process it, really. and then the second emotion was just of deep sorrow for his family and knowing what they would be going through, those moments that i remember of desperate hope that they will be ok, that he will be able to nurse them back to health. and then, that moment when you're told that they haven't made it. and the weeks and months of despair and anguish that follow, i guess. that sort of just knowing how... how viscerally i felt in that moment as it came back. but also, just how, how their lives will never be the same again. find but also, just

i think my main goal in my main date would be to, as i said, to have a strong give you your independent, efficient, but more important to wind the thrust of the citizens in our activity. for me, this is the main goal, because if your are efficient, the people trusting you. if that's the case them, why are poland, hungary island, denmark, and sweden remaining outside of the p, p. o. in the future? would you like to see those countries get in and why? at the moment, only in march, this is a political decision and i think they should explain why they are not in, but i hope that in future we can corporate with our colleagues, our prosecutor colleagues from this member states inside of the e p bill, maybe our activity will convince them that they should, they should join. but the hunger injustice may say you didn't, vargas said it's a question of serenity. clearly you're ruffling some feathers. well, as i said, the e p. p. o, it's a single supranational authority. and so there is no obligation for the member states to be in, but if they are in they, they should. org and they should do everyt

this water main break on hemme avenue. look at the water gushing from the buckled road. i want you to turn to your screen and watch this video shot minutes ago. you are looking at hemme avenue. that is water gushing from the buckled road. crews admit they're having a hard time finding the eight inch pipe that burst because they say it is under water. they say the infrastructure is is old and pipe has likely been there since about the 1950s. we ran into a guy walking this morning, trying to get home. >> i think there are two breaks. when i was walking this way i noticed one on hemme and there was a big sink hole. then further down there is a bridge and water was under the bridge going this way. i don't know for sure but it seems to me there are two breaks. when i get home, i hope i have water. >> reporter: this isn't the only water main break crews have dealt with recently in alamo. they have been dealing with at least one more. i am told the aging pipes here, that's what water crews say is to blame. we know this could impact some traffic potentially. how can people get a

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as long as he is good, that's the main thing. as you can here a lot — that's the main thing. as you can here a lot of _ that's the main thing. as you can here a lot of excitement. - that's the main thing. as you can here a lot of excitement. there l that's the main thing. as you can | here a lot of excitement. there is that's the main thing. as you can i here a lot of excitement. there is a real feeling that newcastle have the potential to grow into one of europe's elite clubs if the ownership plays their cards right. but it is about more than that for newcastle fans. hope has been eroded so much over the years and now they have a lot of excitement, and a team that they feel for the first time in a long time can really compete. thank you vicky. so a huge moment for newcastle united's history. i wonder how those mike ashley years will be remembered. when crouches with me in the studio and has been looking at that. the ashley era, all over. ., , , ., ., ., , over. probably not going to be looked upon — over. probably not going to be looked upon to _ over. probably not going t

this is a massive water main break. look at the other side of your screen. the video paints a vivid picture. at the intersection in alamo, imagine driving and running into this. that's likely what happened around midnight this morning. the street looks like a stream. people who live in the surrounding s though like you mentioned were trapped at one point because the road is impassable, not to mention the water is shut off to about 100 homes right now. that's what we are hearing from water crews. no word on how long it will be before water is back on but there is a school near this area and we are learning this is the second water main break in less than a week in alamo. we'll be talking with water crews to see what's going on. i think the biggest question this morning, how can people avoid this mess at the intersection. i know you have been tracking this for 30 minutes. >> that is a messy situation and it looks like it will take time to clear. let's talk about the roadways. we are starting to pick up congestion in the area not far from there. maybe use surfa

this video is new into our newsroom and we are live on this water main break shutting down a main road. >> a pill laming to cut the worst effects of covid-19 in half -- claiming to cut the worst effects of covid-19 in half. results so promising the fda is allowing the study to stop early. >> i am a kid and we will pull them out. reggie: vaccine proof for class, and an impassioned debate. good morning. welcome to friday, october 1. you are watching abc seven mornings live on hulu live and wherever you stream, and it will be another warm one. mike: october 1 is coming in like a lamb as far as the wind goes which is why we will warm so significantly, temperatures above average even at the coast. the wind is five miles per hour to nonexistent and clouds gathering along the coast trying to spill to the east during the morning commute. it will be hard to get past the golden gate bridge and some of our coastal valleys. 73 to 83 for the bay, 81 to 89 inland. 60'

east bay mud is working to shut off the main. justin andrews is on his way to the scene. >>> the statewide eviction moratorium has officially expired. california had extended more tore come three times including in june. some protections still remain. alameda's is still in place. elsewhere people who have paid 25% of the past year's rent cannot be evicted yet. the state is still taking applications for billions in rent relief. we have a resource guide at kpix.com. >>> new, west contra costa unified has approved a vaccine mandate for eligible students, staff, volunteers. school employees have no later than november 15 to be fully vaccinated. students have until december 15. as andrea nakano reports, before the vote, some parents say they were shut out from having their voices heard. >> reporter: some parents lined up hoping to get into the in person board meeting. >> i am here as a concerned parent. why not let me in? >> reporter: she missed the 3:00 deadline to register to attend. she says her oldest daughter is vaccinated but wa

a main stories. now, 3 people in student have been shot dead in protest against the military coup today . hundreds of thousands have been marching in cities across the country, demanding a return to civilian rule. and then leaders from the world's largest economies discussing the climate crisis cove at 19 and rebuilding the global economy at the g . 20 summit and run a flash to get more vaccines to poor nations and implement a global minimum tax or rebels from ethiopia. tegra region say the strategic town of dessie and the neighboring region of am hora, has been claimed by the to gripe people's liberation front. bought those claims are being denied by the government. fighting is moved into the m horror and a far regions after rebels. we took control of to grind recent months, conflicts been going on for more than a year. thousands of people have been killed and more than 2000000 displaced. william davidson is a senior if you're, if you're analyst at the international crisis group and says the ethiopi

then terran is an important backer of hes bella, which is one of the main groups in lebanon's government for well health organization has endorsed the fast ever vaccine against malaria. it could help save hundreds of thousands of lives each year. sedans, finance minister says the government is considering air lifting medicine and fertilizer to help solve the country's ongoing supply crisis that he says it will be too expensive to move fuel and wheat by air from, puts you down to the capital cartoon security forces. and soon as you have rated the studio is of an opposition tv channel and see some of the broadcasting equipment just days ago, one of the channels main presenters were, was arrested for criticizing president case. i ain't live on an others. are the headlines next? it's witness ah . ready ah, a ah, with to the 8 who you with come at dust, wendy heath and are p here. what is it that. ready i started to teach. when was a sad sheesh me with all so need did ours that get the hockey real quick? just to do camp. mm hm. below honey juicy go. yeah, ma'am i bought at an f. m. sydney clu

that does not happen every day. >> i did not realize main breaks get so bad. leslie: by don, a huge sinkhole formed. the flow could not be turned off for more than eight hours because crews had trouble accessing the valve because of the torrents of water and mud. >> i got nervous as more and more of the parking lot started disappearing. i had to call people and let them know the school was closed. i was kind of shocked that it was this much water. >> this preschool close for the day because this road provides the only access. >> there have been three water main breaks. this is the third in a week in alamo. >> this is under investigation. we are trying to determine the cause. the pipe that burst is an eight inch asbestos pipe that was installed in 1989. leslie: the same time that burst in the middle of the week. some homes sustained damage that is still being assessed, including flooding in yards and even a washed out portion of this driveway. east bay mud is asking people who were affected to contact them directly. most of the water flowed under the street, in

here comes the main. what a flight. you can already start to hear the cheers from outside our state here in west texas. >> i see it! [indiscernible] >> how about that, guys? >> here comes our crew, back into the desert. the newest astronauts. >> it is unlike anything. >> standby, touchdown. >> the capsule touches down, welcome back the newest astronauts. what a day for you, welcome back. i cannot wait to talk to them. get what the experience was. >> what an absolutely stunning flight. i love hearing that audio of them on their way back about how this experience was for them. i cannot wait to hear their stories. >> william shatner says it is like nothing he has experienced before. it was like nothing he had ever seen before. >> what a day for our astronauts. our team is preparing a landing safety operations and recovery of our essence from a crew capsule. who will be on the ground at the landing site to follow the action in just a bit. maybe even talk to the world's newest astronauts. break -- breathtaking stuff. you wil

. >>> breaking right now, a gusher of water, the result of a water main break. this is happening on alamo right at danville boulevard. we know streets in the nearby area are closed, but so far no closure on the main artery, and close to 200 homes have had their water shutoff and won't have it back on for a while. bob redell is gathering information, and we will have a live report coming up for you in a bit at the top of the hour. >>> good morning to you. i am marcus washington. >> i am kris sanchez. what a way to start the day. we will get to kari in just a second, but first mike inouye is looking at traffic. >> overall, that's great, and marcus told the whole story there, danville boulevard is open, apparently, but we are looking at hemme, hem me avenue, there are crews in the area, and sometimes they have to close off of a parameter, and bob redell is checking that out and is on scene. if you plan on take danville boulevard south past hemme, i don't know if you can do that now. we will get more details as bob redell arrives on scene. the freeways throughout th

i mean the main, i'm the main use a pharmacy to cause because i'm, you want to be out to make molecules that you can't, that may be and that may be organisms to mate. but that's difficult to recreate in the lab. and using these catalysts, you kind of help to make these bio active compounds and they might have implications for things like a cancer drugs and all sorts of other drugs that they catalyst used to make all sorts of, of molecules. sorry, it's a very am wide reaching prize, and that's yeah, that's why it's really interesting, obviously. yeah. chris, but was, was very biological in its applications and how it worked this years. yeah, it's a very, very much a chemistry prize. i mentioned that carrie, she can mean she will be very, very excited about it and be talking about it is to come 10 of the news in there. the odyssey concentrated the chemistry wild speaking to us from the u. k. a great to get your expertise and thoughts here with us now to 0. thanks for joining us. jennifer. thank you. now moving on and turkish, and as i advise johnny forces have begun a joint military drill

are breaking point hundreds of refugees and migrants seek help and reset with iraq's main parties. makes some big promises ahead. of the elections on sunday, but few believe they can actually deliver all of that. plus, i'm going to smith in moscow where koby left down the rising social inequality of lead to an explosion in the popularity of been up. ah, so the telephones talking about turning a new page with the united states as they hold their 1st face to face discussions, taking power in afghanistan, the acting foreign minister, mere harden mo tarkey who leads this taliban delegation, says, disgust aid, and have urged the americans to lift the ban on the central bank reserves. before the meeting, the u. s. said it was going to push the taliban on issues, things, evacuations, lights, and the rights of women and minorities and security. of course, a big talking point, particularly the threat posed by iceland afghanistan, the army group attacked the shia mosque only yesterday, friday, and killed more than 60 people in that attack. all right, let's stop with natasha. can i'm, she has

and early election was one of the main demands of the demonstrators during protest. in october of 2019 ali hush has been reporting from baghdad on sunday, ali intense to vote for the 1st time in his life. 2 years ago, he saw another fest here in a square, oh, thousands of people who came to the streets in protest against corruption, mismanagement, and forum medlink in iraq suffers, was only 70. and he joined here and it will be dodge on a good than an amazon video. she at the beginning, we were hoping to force a change. we made some baby steps than they confronted us with violence. they killed a lot of young people, so people deserted the demonstrations and demands weren't met. at the time, he was thrilled to be part of the anticipated change. but now he says he feels stock between hope and mistrust. well as to how barbara, in this election, i'm 30 percent optimistic because if there are good people in parliament, things will change. but if not, everything is going to be the same result. we can change, but it's not going to be only me. we all should join forces becau

ah ah ah, welcome back the main stories. now, 3 people in sudan have been shot dead in protests against the military. hundreds of thousands have been marching in cities across the country and a wide spread show opposition against the leaders who stage a coup on monday. and now politicians from the walls largest economy is discussing the climate crisis cove at 19 and rebuilding the global economy, the g. 20 summit in rome. they have pledge to get more vaccines to poor nations and to implement a global minimum tax rates. and then rebels from ethiopia, take region say they've seized the strategic town of dessie in the neighboring. i'm har, reach in a claim that's been contested by the government. fighting is spilled over into am hora, and a far after rebels. we took control of tag rye in recent months. well now to argentina country is due to make a payment on its $45000000000.00 debt to the international monetary fund. but many people in the country want to see that frozen as the country is suffering from more and more hunger p

there is, you know, 3 main factors that lead to the school. one of it is there is an argument about who should be running the the, that the military should be handed over the, the presidency of the 70 cancer to civilian. this was an issue and it should have been resolved in november. another issue might be the icpc on handing over icpc criminals through the to the, to the hague. so i guess i'm also the economy. the economy is being the sudanese government has made it very clear from the beginning that one of the future study has to do is to go back into another community and they've done successfully that. so we have the sanctions been lifted from americans. we have the hipaa initiative agreeing to wave certain certain depths from sudan included principal and interest . so i think we were in the right track. yes. slowly but we were in the right track . so to use the argument that the sudanese government failed to, to add here to what this is denise, people want to need as, as it's ridiculous. turning on to some of the days other news on turkey

. >>> a water main break in alamo sent water rushing down the roadways. >>> and a pill to fight covid could be on the horizon. the promising numbers for one drug maker. good afternoon, i'm elizabeth cook. our top story at 3:00 on kpix5 and cbs bay area. the first statewide vaccine mandate for students. once the vaccines are approved by the fda for their grade, they would be required for in- person learning in january. >> we are anticipating a future with the winter surge that has states like challenging for california in the past. we are mindful we still have work to do. we want to get this thing done. >> the requirement will roll out in two phases, 7-12 first, and then kindergarten through 6 next. >> there is a struggle to get where we need to go. and that means we need to do more and we need to do better to reach out. and to make available more opportunities. >> we first brought you the governor's news conference on cbs bay area. you can stay updated streaming on kpix.com or the kpix5 news app. >>> and kpix5's betty yu is following this story and will have much more for you tonight

so this is, this is the main, this is the main issue about this selection. however, is this selection going to end up with? read a me think these that's, this is, this is what people also the skeptic a lot while because they see that the blocks that are going to be ended parliament . i didn't really different from before and there is another issue which is the block stuck are going to be in depaul in pod and going to be able to have decisive decision decision on who is going to be the prime minister called the government. and this is going to add more to the influence on the lever to job and deduction on regional layers. however, nothing is going to be really changing the country. all right, to allie hash of life, or stay in baghdad. ali, thank you. now libya's treatment of migrants and asylum seekers has come under intense scrutiny in the past 24 hours on friday, god shot and killed 6 people at a detention center and tripoli and around 2000 y grants escaped. and you, in refugee office, was also forced to close off being overwhelmed by hundreds of people see

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