over who is to blame _ are at loggerheads over who is to blame for— are at loggerheads over who is to blame for our shambolic removal of troops _ blame for our shambolic removal of troops from — blame for our shambolic removal of troops from afghanistan. that's an interesting — troops from afghanistan. that's an interesting side to this story. to your— interesting side to this story. to your question on whether it i think dorninic— your question on whether it i think dominic raab will survive, in the short— dominic raab will survive, in the short term, _ dominic raab will survive, in the short term, yes. i struggled to see how he's— short term, yes. i struggled to see how he's ever going to put the criticisms— how he's ever going to put the criticisms leveled against him for being _ criticisms leveled against him for being on— criticisms leveled against him for being on holiday in crete while this crisis _ being on holiday in crete while this crisis was — being on holiday in crete while this crisis was unfolding. he had a foreign— crisis was unfolding. he had a for

are at loggerheads again over fishing rights. crews say the british prime minister for licenses has been broken. ♪ ♪ >> thank you very much for being with us. tunisia this evening boasts the first-ever female prime minister in what they refer to as the arab world. she is najla bouden romdhane, in reality, she'll lead a tunisia government, kais saied keeps both hands on power in opportunist. he has been under pressure since he sacked the last government in july, promising to hold elections, he has international criticism for extending his personal grip on control of the country. the place, don't forget where the arab spring uprisings began back in 2011. "france 24" peter o'brien with this. peter: whisked from her life as professor of geo physics, najla bouden romdhane now finds herself in tunisia's second top job. after appointing her, president kais saied welcomed the country's first female prime minister and reminded her that her inbox is already full already. [speaking native language] >> the new p.m. who didn't speak on he

the two neighbors have been at loggerheads more than 10 days. kosovo agreed to remove special police units on satday, and local serbs agreed to dismantle barricades they put in at the same time. israel and bahrain cemented their deal agreeing to establish diplomatic ties this thursday with the king of the small gulf arab state hosting israel's prime minister for the first time. the toisraeli diplomat called the visit warm and optimistic. >> it is a site many would never have imagined kosovo. israel's foreign minister touches down in bahrain, greeted by the prime minister. meanwhile, a commercial flight takes off in the other direction, headed for israel. >> i'm delighted to visit [indiscernible] only two hours and 55 minutes away from the destination. >> the visits come a year after the signing of the so-called abraham accords where israel solidified ties with a number of nations, an agreement brokered by then president trump. the new embassy in bahrain will be the second in recent months, following the june inauguration of an embassy in the uae

if you think we are too much at loggerheads, it is too much a question of your political affiliation and not enough a question of, where can you get the other in the merit, i tell students at stanford it is tough. you get out and try and convince people, you talk to people who disagree with you, find out what they think, see if you can find common ground. it is easy to say and not easy to do. the thing sandra o'connor used to think that i think is the first thing is teach civics in high schools. everyone in this country, of course it is their government, they ought to know how it works. second, participate. vote. take part in public life. ♪ david: let's go back to your earlier life. i work on capitol hill and you work -- you were a harvard law professor. i'm curious, when you go to harvard law school and you are at the top of your class, when you start harvard law school, there is an intimidation factor. you have 600 people. when did you realize you were really good at law school kind of things, taking exams? did you know you were going to be a great student and therefore become a

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let's get to our top story. hungry and ukraine are at loggerheads, super and natural gas steel between budapest and rushes gals. problem key of claims . the new scheme involving pipelines the bypass its territory will harm european energy security. it's more your side, one for hungary energy safety is a matter of security sovereignty and economy rather than a political matter. you cannot heat homes with political statements today. the reality is that energy supplies in hungary can be guaranteed most securely through a long term agreement with gas from ortiz healing patricia could join us live now in the program to fill in the blanks that we've just heard. indeed, from peter c. r 2, they're hungry, so foreign minister, just seeing why hungry is not happy what, what's happened here? well, just look at this beautiful test has just ensured that it's homes, homes around hungry will get enough heat. the industries will get enough natural gas to be properly running in the next 15 years, because inside a contract with russia, that is for 15 years and ukraine is keen to room. all that key of is

are 5 or 10 examples of trying to erase the word mother. woman or the like hungry and ukraine, or at loggerheads over a natural gas deal between budapest and rushes. gas problem here claims the new steam involving pipelines that bypass its territory will harm european energy security. when our teeth electronic has joined us live here in this, you talk a little bit more about this. you're good to see you indeed break down to the speed . why is ukraine upset? you to good afternoon? well, look, 2 countries sign a major gas supply steel. it's good for one party. it's good for the other party. so you may wonder, what is the issue a completely different country has about that? well, 1st of all, hungry is ukraine's western neighbor. and for years, beautiful west has been buying russian natural gas for its industry to heat the homes in hunger. and pretty much all of the natural gas it was mine from moscow was flowing through ukrainian territory. now, what did key of get from that? of course, that was millions in transit payments annually. but what did russia's energy giant gas from what it wanted cheape

and so you have loggerheads as one party saying one thing the other thing the other. so how are we going to find resolution? what kind of variables could we be looking at? well, that's the really central question here. next that, how do you, how do these parties as it were, pool the differences share the differences, but then also work out something where they can all agree you have on the one hand, you have these economic to liberal, but not necessarily so socially liberal, free democrats who are in some form of talks already with the green party, not as an official leadership level, but quiet conversations having already taken place. these policies tried to form a coalition with angular medical 4 years ago, but failed. because the free democrats weren't quite prepared to take all the green policy policies forward. so what they're trying to do now is to see if they can agree some things so that they could have a strength and hand is the pointers together. those 2 parties in the parliament behind me would have more see than either all the christian democrats or the so

and they are still at loggerheads over this. >> the science is not clear on the efficacy of booster shots for people who are not at risk or not elderly. david: the scientists at the fda know a hell of a lot more about science than jen psaki or president biden do. >> they said it's too early to push the boosters for the entire population. i think what we saw with the 16-2 vote, the fda saying we are thought going to allow this for the population at large. but we'll allow it for the elderly and at-risk populations. if you look at what's coming out of israel and the other science we have seen. david: you know very well the back ground of the scientists that quit in protest after being forced to switch the decision based on politics, not based on science. so this administration time after time has been pushing stuff that's political but does not have anything to do with science. i would argue the booster decision is one of those moments. steven, thank you so much for being here. a u.s. anti-terror strike in afghanistan killing no terrorists but killing a civilian humanitarian worker and his 7

. >> stephen: did you guys get into loggerheads with each other over notes? did he ever give you something and you're like, mmm, i don't think so. >> we had one major-- i think it was a two-hour standoff about a note that he had. >> stephen: two hours over one note? >> mm-hmm, about whether i could wear mascara or not wear mascara. ( laughter ) he won. >> stephen: that is a fight a father usually has with a daughter when she's 12. >> yes. >> stephen: but, so-- he won? >> he won. >> stephen: uh-huh. >> mm-hmm. >> stephen: did you guys go someplace private to have this fight or was it a knock-down, drag-out in front of the crew? >> no, it was very public. ( laughter ) >> it was a-- once it was clear that she was making the wrong decision. ( laughter ) i just went and sat down-- >> stephen: wow. >> and then the silence was one the crew had to live with for two hours while the penn's figured it out. >> stephen: wow, did you roll on that? because i would watch/that movie. ( laughter ) now, i was talking to your dad about the fact that he's from a show business fam

an age old question that today has the british prime minister at loggerheads with his own party. the plan it would seem is to put the burden of that cost on the shoulders of younger workers. but is there a fairer alternative, something that england could learn from their close neighbours? the taliban flag is raised in the panchir valley, the taliban flag is raised in the panjshir valley, the one part of afghanistan, that had remained outside its control. the resistance says it will fight on. crucial climate talks , hosted by the uk , are now less than two months away. we'll look at the challenges faced by those trying to find a new agreement.

the young loggerhead was released into the gulf of mexico yesterday along with another turtle. they were named ethel and lucy by a conservation group called head star. there they go. >> the group's aim is to help increase the wild sea turtle population since only one in 600 of them survived the first few years of life good luck >> well, still ahead tonight at a words of warning for people using dating apps to look for love after a media turned into an alarming attack and just a reminder. september is hunger action month kron four's partnering with feeding america to help end food insecurity. scan the qr code on your screen for information on how to donate to local food charities here in the bay area. you can watch all month long as we highlight local organizations making a d >> it is a crime that can happen anywhere and now the las vegas metropolitan police department is issuing a warning criminals are using dating apps to isolate and target victims these romantic meet ups often end in violence. david charns has some advice on how you can protect yourself. >> but you never know

begin with, and elevating her to the two position is a show of confidence in her even though she is at loggerheads with the democratic party with this $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill, and at odds with the president with the withdrawal of afghanistan troops, and so they believe this is a show, and attempt by the democrats to convey they won't let other political disagreements get in the way of the desire to get to the truth of this, and of course, liz cheney has accepted that position. >> sahil kapur with that update. >>> and now, joining us is joe neguse who sits on the democratic committee, and first, the reaction of liz cheney's elevation to vice chair of the january 6th committee, and we also have a letter from andy biggs to what is the usual suspects and say it respectfully of the conservative republicans who had it out with her, and marjorie taylor green, and louie gohmert, and others. >> good afternoon, geoff. i am not surprised of the opposition from the usual suspects as you said. i think it is a thoughtful and smart decision by speaker pelosi. as you know, geoff, the vice chairs are a m

an age old question that today has the british prime minister at loggerheads with his own party. the plan it would seem is to put the burden of that cost on the shoulders of younger workers. but is there a fairer alternative, something that england could learn from their close neighbours? the taliban flag is raised in the panchir valley, the taliban flag is raised in the panjshir valley, the one part of afghanistan, that had remained outside its control. the resistance says it will fight on. crucial climate talks , hosted by the uk , are now less than two months away. we'll look at the challenges faced by those trying to find a new agreement. and the moment police in australia find the toddler who'd been missing in the bush for four days. hello. we're living longer, that's the good news. but how do we pay for the mounting cost of caring for our older generations? a thorny issue that has been ducked by successive governments here in england. but not a problem entirely unique to england. the world will soon have more older people than children, and more people at extreme old age th

also of cours the timing is important because canada and china are currently at loggerheads over the fate of two canadian nationals whose detention is closely linked to the fate of huawei cfo who currently is awaiting the extradition hearing possibly taking her to the united states from canada. >> eunice yoon, appreciate it. i will just say as a canada goose coat owner, it's the warmest coat i've ever had it is. and i've tried to get warmer you know i'm cold, and i'm always cold so i like a good warm coat matters. >> the wind in new york blows in the winter it gets very cold. let's get down to the new york stock exchange jim cramer joins us now. i haven't seen you in a while, jim, and i don't -- what's front and center for you >> tyler boyd is front and center he's going to be a great wide receiver on my fantasy league. i wanted you to know that. >> i like that. >> i'm going to have a big upside this year the ceiling is unlimited unlimited, joe >> nothing that happened -- you know, i made the mistake of trying to bet on preseason nothing that happens in preseason matters one bit abou

but we're at loggerheads with france. you have this terrible image and action coming out of afghanistan where the u.s. killed seven children and frankly lied about it until they were caught by the "new york times." and you have the collapse of u.s. power more broadly in afghanistan. they want to change the topic from this but i'm in the sure they will be able to. stuart: do you think the chinese will bail out evergrande? >> i think so. there is just so much on the line. there is so much zombie debt. there are so many corporations have been allocated capital for political reasons in china. their economy depends on staunching this crisis in some way. a bail out would look very different in the united states where you may just give a company money and wipe out the equity holders. it will look more chinese. the debt holders might be wiped out. some executives may go to prison. some banks may be forced to offer loans at zero interest. things like that are more chinese than american. stuart: beijing is surrounded by crises fore

they are at loggerheads. nancy didn't have the vote so she is full although she says it could happen later this week. ainsley: they have to vote by thursday to prevent a government shut down. will: you know this entire society, our culture, our lives for the past two years has been driven by fair. amazing what you do when you inject fear into a pop plus. you will turn to the government for anything. turn for help no senator what it my be or cost. $3.5 trillion it reshapes our relationship amongst each other and the government. mark levin by the way was talking about this and this idea that the government can pay for all of the $3.5 trillion. he had a different word for it if something or someone or some entity in the private sector tried to put together some similar type of program. watch. >> i have spent a lot of time trying to dig up all the specifics in the $3.5 trillion democrat bill that you have been hearing about. there is an omnibus bill. it's not $3.5 trillion. what i have always found out about it's

for the show l that went out last wednesday, there was an amazing sequence where we put a camera on a loggerhead turtle and the team really wanted to see what the team really wanted to see what the animals were doing off of the nesting beach. are they laying their eggs and going or are they staying and feeding? if they are staying, that's important because we need to conserve that area and give it more protection. so you can see the titles here. by learning all the information, we can put in new conservation measures. episode two is tomorrow. — conservation measures. episode two is tomorrow, what _ conservation measures. episode two is tomorrow, what do _ conservation measures. episode two is tomorrow, what do we _ conservation measures. episode two is tomorrow, what do we have - conservation measures. episode two is tomorrow, what do we have to - conservation measures. episode two. is tomorrow, what do we have to look forward to? , is tomorrow, what do we have to look forward to?— is tomorrow, what do we have to look forward to? , �* �* ., ., ., ., forward to? yes, bbc two tomorrow -- a