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the main stories now, vote counting has started in germany's general election exit, showing the 2 main parties, d, s p d and the f. do you see a few lines running, neck and neck? the greens are holding in 3rd place. they say that they're open to coalition discussions. thousands of people have been protesting against the tradition. presidents moved to rule by decrease the portions of chi side will also out in force on the streets of tunic today. and a funeral is taken place for $1.00 to $5.00. palestinians kill buys, re forces. bodies of for others have not yet been released. or volcanic ash is still stopping flights in and out of the spanish island of palmer. despite the airport being reopened. molten lava continues to be thrown into the air from the camera via volcano a week after it. iraq did almost 7000 people to leave the home so far. will the officials have now allowed a small number to return to collect that belongings. the airport was also forced to close on saturday, leaving many travellers stranded on nicholas hock is life for us in the palma. tell us about what you've been se

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what would you say is going to be your main priority should you clinch victory >> good morning. it is, as you say, a close race in norway. a very exciting day for us our goal is to lead the new government with the prime minister and the main themes for new government is the same that has been our main topic in the campaign it is to create more jobs and employment and labor issues. it is to strengthen welfare and welfare states it is the climate and climate issues to create jobs and double up with the new green jobs industry that is the three main topics for the labour government in norway >> many people are calling this the climate election and, of course, many of the different parties running are competing on your various green manifestos. of course, you can't ignore the clout the green party has. they have said that they will only support a coalition if it supports the ending of all exploration for fossil fuel. is that a deal breaker for you or are you open to the talks with the green party >> for the labour party it is very important -- the biggest industry in norway is oil i

we've really worked hard to have a diverse mix of businesses on main street. so we have to take into account that needs to follow them the wine, stewart says. business ticked on the weekends. the wine shop wished the street closure ended sooner. we are overjoyed. this has cost us innumerable business. october is also the start of the holiday shopping season. restaurants can keep park let's in parking spaces until the end of the year. many residents say it is not the same. it seems like there could be some solution that would allow this to continue. i was hoping that i can stop and pleasant and i'm azenith smith ktvu, fox two news. food service workers at san francisco's oracle park said today they plan to go back to the negotiating table this week after voting to authorize a strike yesterday. nearly 97% of the workers approved the strike this after negotiations with the bone appetit management company stalled food service workers one at least $3 more an hour for covid-19 hazard pay. and safer working conditions at the giants ballpark during the pandemic. a uni

>> well, we are in south portland maine, and you know one of the main ingredients for making a state competitive is infrastructure the infrastructure in maine is dead last. >> the old saying in maine, you can't get there from here. here, it's no joke nearly 13% of maine's 2500 bridges are in poor condition, among the nation's worst. >> half of the bridges are 50 years old or older af half of them that is a little scary. >> even scarier, the power grid. mainers endour 15 hours a year without power. and brond adband service here, slow, d sellinexpensive.g wool nanne kennedy raises sheep. >> i need to be connected. if it rains, the internet will go down. if there is wind, the power goes down. >> the infrastructure is $2 billion for maine. it's welcome. >> i welcome the funds to allow us to be be more creative, and modern in how we do things. >> but some issues go beyond money. app bipartisan majority wants a take over. >> a consumer take over will make sure that we have local control, better reliability, and more afortible electricity. >> not so fast the cost would be extraordinary. we'

however, the main crisis and the main problem that this, that the different constituencies of the system was facing over the past few months or more accurately. since the beta port explosion is doc international donor money and loans in general or donation. we're starting to be channeled through that have been ease at the society and the service provider organizations in general. and this was a major red flag for the different constituencies. and this is why over the past few months, we've heard the main leaders of the succeeding parties back into civil society and attack flight and funding. and i talked the new and movement are new groups that emerged after october 2019 and uprising. so the idea was given that the economic crisis has, does a major blow to the popularity of the secretary and ruling lead. there was a need to form a government in order to re legitimize the system anyway. and in order to channel, to talk with the international community and to china, at least for an aide, and doing a since through the government as well, in order to control the sources of donations and mone

the end of the labor day weekend will mean the end of main street being closed off. city leaders first created the closure so shops, mainly restaurants, could open popups, called parklets for curbside activities such as dining. the so-called weekend on main closure started in 2020 at the beginning of the pandemic and resumed again on april 30th this year. recently the city council decided to allow the parklets to remain until the end of the year but voted to reopen main street to traffic and parking after the three-day holiday weekend. >> i'm kind of disappointed. i think it should go another three weeks. let the shop owners and restaurants have a few more weeks at it. >> reporter: others say they will miss the atmosphere. >> it's been a big advantage. just the proximity, the feeling that we're in a resort time. >> i would hate to see the parklets go. i think it's a win-win for the city. >> reporter: while restaurants generally benefitted from the street closure, other retail shops say there are pros and cons. the studio seven art shop owner says it isn't just cafes

no pressure, you are the main event. >> no pressure. he says it's a big honor for him to be the main event. >> fim off the year, air for 18 months, my whole thing is timing and rhythm. for you, how does that translate being away for 18 months? is it a big deal or a little deal? >> it is a big deal. i have thn. >> it is a big deal for him because he has the passion and the dedication. knowing what he has committed himself to. >> we have a few more highlights. the thing that dazzled me was this flying knee. you were waiting to take your shot. you hit it right on the button. wow. it is a devastating technique. >> those are the things that we train according to the athlete. >> one thing that you and i have in common, we were at the sydney summer olympic games in 2000. it worked out good for you because you got the silver medal. where is it today? >> really? oh, wow. it is put away. it is something that he can never lose. >> thank you so much for a few minutes. shoot your shot on saturday not. struck he will take center stage tonight at 7:00

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your main concerns. , ., ~ ,, . talk us through some of your main concerns. , ., ~ . ., concerns. yes, thank you so much for the opportunity _ concerns. yes, thank you so much for the opportunity to _ concerns. yes, thank you so much for the opportunity to speak, _ concerns. yes, thank you so much for the opportunity to speak, and - concerns. yes, thank you so much for the opportunity to speak, and it's - the opportunity to speak, and it's wonderful tojoin you the opportunity to speak, and it's wonderful to join you today. some of the main concerns that we highlight is the fact that title 42 expulsions themselves really deny immigrants there right to seek asylum. i think importantly, while we see the images are along the border, we need to put into context the numbers of those individuals. haitian migrants, according to data, account for less than 2% over the past 12 months. yet this group has been targeted for what's reported to have the to mitchell —— potential to have the largest expulsion of migrants and we recent deaths aids —— decades. this denies migrants their righ

i think the main thing is, we forecourts? i think the main thing is. we saw _ forecourts? i think the main thing is, we saw bulk _ forecourts? i think the main thing is, we saw bulk buying _ forecourts? i think the main thing is, we saw bulk buying and - forecourts? i think the main thing is, we saw bulk buying and panicl is, we saw bulk buying and panic buying during covd the 1st time and we reflected on that, we didn't need to do with the 1st time round, so we don't need to do it this time around. ., ., �* �* , , around. now on bbc news, it is time for our world- _ rodwell nkomazana was asleep outside church, in ruralzimbabwe, when he was attacked by a hyena. against the odds, he survived. immediately, when i arrived, they exposed these wounds, and here was a young man with, i mean literally, no face. he is now headed to south africa for life—changing surgery. when i saw the first photographs of how horrendous the injury was, i decided that i would do whatever i could to help him. our world has been given exclusive access to follow rodwell�*s journey to recovery.

once again, the main, the main, the, let's say, reside is toward the main command called sequence of psychological sho. faced by denisia the to the guy, this is the coverage on denny when people were suffering from daddy shortages. and it was seen people who are dying. the gates of the house becomes what he says constituted another or the final psychological, but to need to order a majority of them according to post to be in favor of july when district decisions . but now with the, with the new presidential degrees, we are see we are watching the listen, the little decline and maybe new policy in the upcoming days. when team this little decline. bunch, the president side is a very, very popular engine, is you, while amid all of this tension, we are also seeing ruptures within the powerful enough the policy. and given all the divisions within the political establishment, where do you see this going from here? is there a path to resolution? when 40 so far we've seen a fight is the one we're controlling the say, the the pieces for the most pieces on the, on the, just for if we can do th

well basically the main candidates have close links to merkel. i mean, lashawna is from her party, the christian democrats or cd you, while olaf sholtes is standing for the central f social democrats, e s p d. he is vice chancellor and served as medical finance minister. the issue of climate change is dominated, the campaign and the green party put forth its 1st candidate this year. and i lena bear book. we have to respond to the story. and i will talk to dominic caden berlin, profess to know how much who's in the ccu stronghold. this'll doff so 1st up is bit of a run, puts guy on over and lasha and how he's folded is his ballot. slip his ballot. yeah, he's actually made the headlines and probably probably not in the way he would have wished for on his there's that there's the story behind is that he went to vote with his wife in his home town of athens, and he folded incorrectly his ballad. so his choice was caught his, his ballot paper was caught on camera. not surprisingly, he voted for himself. that is an uproar into german media and also on

some of taliban freed thousands of prisoners from their main jail. some of those prisoners have become caretakers of the prison itself. jeremy was given access behind the taliban to their former cell—mates in the jail. the guards ran through their lives to the jail as the taliban advanced on kabul. now, the jail is empty and when the taliban reached it, the freed not only does their own men but criminals and supporters of their rival islamic state. some of their rival islamic state. some of the taliban here in our caretakers at the cells where they spent years as prisoners. so, this is part of the main taliban cell block and you can see, they made themselves very comfortable and very cold in the winter. in these spaces had to be rented from the authorities for quite a lot of money. $100 or something like that. the taliban and have been talking to some the guys were former inmates and they ran their own affairs, trying to keep some cohesion and sometimes this at the prison authorities spreading criminals or people with big drug addictions and they s

one of the main suspects. yes, actually said anthony, blinking has testified for a 2nd day about the withdrawal form of canister, the clubs of the washington bank governments. the bite administration has been criticized for pulling us troops out of the country. as taliban fighters gains territory across have gone. a stone lincoln told before relations committee that the rapid fall of cargo took us intelligence by surprise. we collectively over 20 years invested as coronary amounts in those security forces and in that government, hundreds of billions of dollars, equipment, training advice support and based on that, as well as based on what we were looking at real time. again, we did not see this collapse in a matter of 11 days. 3 former us intelligence offices of admitted providing sophisticated hacking technology to the united arab emirates. the men have agreed to pay the $1700000.00 to resolve the charges. they're accused of conducting hacking operations for the u. v. or working as managers at a firm in the g

the main priority _ was the main priority, then? tie: main priority was to find out what had happened, followed by is the threat still there all is that it, and the only way i could find out what was going on was speaking to the americans and this was during a time when senior americans who were in the know were easy to get hold of because everybody was running for cover and taking refuge in various bunkers around washington, dc but in that morning i managed to get hold of the national security advisor, congolese advice, and she told me immediately that the suspicion was the prime suspect was al-qaeda under the prime suspect was al-qaeda under the leadership of a son of bin laden. there was some mention of iraq in is a possibility. —— under the leadership of 0sama bin laden. so the first thing was was the threat still there? for a while we thought of the plane was coming towards washington, dc. i mean, it was, and it hit the pentagon and that hit home very hard indeed because the pentagon is only a very few miles from the embass

jasper: one of the main issues for the election was a choice of alignment. at the same time, i think this has also introduced a new era in moroccan politics were social media, technology, and social media savvy young candidates, as is the global trend, is becoming much more important. bernard: the party that won has been closer to the palace, royalists, you could say. will they be tempted to roll back democratic reforms now that there is a more favorable party in power? >> i think that's a theory that's probably not relevant. they are close to the palace and to the monarchy. before 2011, somebody very close to the palace lead. i think these parties have operated more or less independently. it's a reformist party. so, i don't think it depends on who is close to the palace and who is not, but at the same time , i think all of them will have a specific agenda of the state that it's better to move on and move beyond. delivering to the population, delivering on their promises, i think there is a sense of that. it's internal divisions, but they've also run out of

the main goal of destroying terrorism and then was it achieved? yes. and no. ok to essentially no longer exists. good for us. but there are certainly other terrorist groups that are worse than on the head of the anniversary of 911. he looked the last the in the us lead pool on sarah day. we'll be hearing from a former guantanamo a prisoner who was released after 14 years of a no full detention. i did confess crimes because of thought just not the medical lot. i fascism food, turkey clothes and deteriorating mental health, just some of the complaints raised by african refugees, currently stuff in hotels, in the united kingdom, with no on did when they'll be allowed to leave. also the staff were leading, they charge and there are several other armored vehicles behind us that are following our lead. i'll respond and she's a ride on the vehicle as joint russian and central asian military ball games come lead dramatic. ah hello, welcome. you watching huntington national this friday morning where it's just going to 8 o'clock in the russian capital. now we're start w

that's the main stumbling block, the vaccine rollouts and poorer nations. well, the estimated stock kick suggest western can grease currently have 500000000 doses in their chilar cabinets. a little bit vast majority aren't allocated by for donations really not by the end of the year at the quantity of access jobs is expected to start at 1200000000. the research also suggests there's no need to worry about supply problems as worldwide manufacturing capacity is of its highest levels. now. last month, global vaccine production reached a milestone of 6000000000 doses, amid a growing global disparity and job access 7 of the world's advanced economies. along with the you have no promise to divert more than 1000000000 doses. but so far, it just 15 percent of that number have reportedly been delivered. the finding show there will still be a surplus, even after wealthy nations, inoculate all their children and offer 3rd dose booster shots. recently, the world health organization condemn countries for administering follow up shots. when so many people in the world ha

so the main reason also i went to i went to keep myself low profile, the afghan ambassador appointed by our shop gone. a good exam will be speaking to the general assembly. despite the fact that taliban put a letter into the credentials committee of the general assembly asking to replace him most diplomats i've spoken to said for now they don't want the taliban to get the u. n. c. and that they say is because international recognition is one of the few leave as the international community have to influence the televisions behavior for you and have afghan. his fan is facing economic collapse without immediate assistance and humanitarian aid. billions of dollars of afghan assets are frozen in foreign banks. it's left off. can businesses struggling to survive? shops transferred to re for some campbell noah me as he sold land at home in order to stance off his textiles company 40 years ago. he says he has since invested half a $1000000.00 in the factory. close afghan and foreign companies use to buy the clothes and scarves. it makes the business as virtually ground to a halt in recent we

the main person _ finances. that's right. the main person in _ finances. that's right. the main person in all- finances. that's right. the main person in all of- finances. that's right. the main person in all of this | finances. that's right. the i main person in all of this has beenjamie spears, britney ' father, he has had control of the purse strings, the $60 million estate. the relationship between the two has completely broken down in recent years, to the point where britney spears in a very emotional testimony in court a few months ago said the whole arrangement was abusive. she accused herfather and others accused her father and others from accused herfather and others from preventing herfrom having more children and seeing her friends and so on. i asked her lawyer weather in order to end the conservator ship as is typical britney spears would have to undergo some sort of psychiatric evaluation. he said that was probably going to be avoided because both sides had intimated it wasn't necessarily required now. but going forward, there are going to be some painful a

but like all of the other main approaches sites on delhi borders, the numbers here have dwindled by the demands from farmers around the country to repeal the 3 laws which were passed exactly one year ago in india, the parliament have not gone away. asshole today marks one year since those little of the past and farm is unions have called for a voluntary shut down of all offices of educational institutions, of shots, of industries and off events. now this is not being we can't see that it's being observed where we are in delhi, but there are a number of smaller protests that are taking place here in the states of potty ana in punjab and also for dish. and importantly, as you mentioned, and the main opposition congress party, a number of regional parties which are impala in other states, including westbank goal, the southern states of entrepreneur de la carola have left their support. we are seeing desert streets and careless capital. went on to put them. now it's been a yes and these laws will pass and 10 months of negotiations between the government and between farmers. unions have not

now, germany's 2 main political parties are locked in a tight race to form a new government plenary results suggested as social democrats and christian democrats are separated by a razor thin margin, which will likely mean a drawn out process of negotiations to form a government sent her right party one sled by chancellor anglo markelle is heading towards its worst as a result, projected to lose seats in the buddhist stock with polling showing it is trailing the social democrats by a slender margin. the result will determine who governs germany. as mark calls 6 senior chancellor ship draws to its close. well, exit was showing that a conservative party christian democratic union and its alliance part of the christian social union in bavaria led by armine lash. it is expected to win $24.00 and a half percent of the vote. the lions is projected to win $194.00 seats in the buddhist dog. social democrat rival. the s p d fronted by law shows a polling with a raise a thinly claiming 26 percent of the vote and projected to secure 205 seats. the greens have about 14 percent of the vote, which should

now, one of the main pressure points on the government, what their own m. p 's back bench conservative m p 's deeply opposed to many of these locked down measures throughout the pandemic. and also deeply opposed to the introduction of these facts in passport it's thought, but that really strong and strenuous protestations to the government was one of the factors which led to this. you have a palpable sense of public frustration, felt elsewhere to australia, greece and france are also among the european countries rocked by corona. voters protest over the weekend as thousands took to the streets, angry, not any restrictions, but also coby parcels and vaccine mandates here. and that so police responding with water, canada, gas, the ah, the what is it that wasn't enough to contend with the effects of cobit itself for also lasting longer than many had expected. a studies found that long term consequences can heads up to 25 percent of those who get infected. we spoke with one person who called the virus a year ago and still hasn't recovered from the top of my lif

the south poles have closed in germany's general election. polls show the 2 main parties, b, s, p, d, and cd. you currently tied with 25 percent each. this is the fast forward in 16 years where chancellor anglo michael is not on the balance. thousands of people are protesting against that unity in president and the capital of supporters of science . also else on the streets of china. on wednesday he announced he would rule by decree to the occupied west bank. now where a funeral has taken place for one of 5 palestinians killed by israeli forces. yeah. the bodies of the others are being withheld by israeli authorities. the troops stormed several villages in jan in ramallah early in the morning surrounding houses and opening fire. israel says its soldiers rated the villages to arrest what they call mass operatives. neither abraham has worn out from alco baby in the occupied westbank. what happened early on sunday that these really forces have rated 5 different villages in the occupied bank, including here in the maybe they've killed 5 palestinians. all the all and 3 of them were here an

i think the main thing is that we saw— courts? i think the main thing is that we saw a _ courts? i think the main thing is that we saw a bulk _ courts? i think the main thing is that we saw a bulk buying - courts? i think the main thing is that we saw a bulk buying and i courts? i think the main thing is - that we saw a bulk buying and panic buying during cove at the first time, and we can reflect on that now and show that can actually, we didn't need to do that the first time around, so we don't need to do at this time around. that was jennifer ward _ at this time around. that was jennifer ward speaking - at this time around. that was jennifer ward speaking to - at this time around. that wasj jennifer ward speaking to me at this time around. that was i jennifer ward speaking to me a jennifer ward speaking to me a little bit earlier. now, a survey has found that young people in the uk are twice as likely as older people to pray regularly. more than half of 18— 3a —year—olds polled said that they pray at least once a month compared with 24% of those aged 55 and over. here's

{iii the two main parties and everyone said.— the two main parties and eve one said. , , everyone said. of the numbers are accurate _ everyone said. of the numbers are accurate it _ everyone said. of the numbers are accurate it is _ everyone said. of the numbers are accurate it is arguably - are accurate it is arguably quite a disappointing night for the cdu. quite a strong message being sent to them. we always hear that germans like stability but actually, after 16 years, we don't like you any more. can they recover from this? can he pull the party back? ~ . ., , ., this? can he pull the party back? ~ . ., ., back? what he has done today, these from _ back? what he has done today, these from his _ back? what he has done today, these from his perspective - back? what he has done today, these from his perspective was| these from his perspective was quite smart. he claimed that he is the one who is now trying to form a stable three party government which means that at this point he keeps himself in play. but what can happen in the weeks to come, especially at the traffic light coalition

main 12 inch water main that had been buried in 1933, so, uh, age is certainly one of the factors that they're going to be looking at here now, frank. keep in mind. this comes within the context of having had another major water. main failure in in san francisco just four weeks ago over by stern grove. i asked if that is an indication of something that's going on with the public utilities commission in the public utilities commission says when you run a system this big when you deliver 60 million gallons of fresh water to san francisco every day, you have this massive infrastructure you have this massive structure throughout the city. he called it a city underneath the city, he said. unfortunately when you have a system that large and that is aging, these things simply happen now we will continue monitoring. the situation out here trying to figure out exactly. what caused this water main break, but for now, it does appear that we take one more look that you can see they're pumping out some of the last of the water, but that river of water that we saw earlier that was flooding down the

their main goal would be to prevent any other culture from entering the northern countries according to their own line propaganda video. and the arrow that they use for their logo is actually a room symbol from the waking age. that i don't, i loved it funny and calling for the guy. right. and he's then northern versus newman propaganda person. and he's actually from coming out my tongue. all i live here in the coming out, not far from the gulf and back to me, come on as the perfect small town, big enough to have everything you need, but it's still small enough to get on peace of mind. i live in co mark and one of the more diverse area in co know there's a lot of people coming from all different kinds of background to me my whole time. i am a teacher at an elementary school level kid. our 1st, 2nd or 3rd innovation event. once in a while, i dress up as a liking and teach to kids about history and culture. for me, it's important that they know that the whiting well there's something inclusive even if your background is from another part of me one moment through someone who has helped e

and there was main job to repel the sold as quickly as possible. well, that's really great strategic, important for russia cruise and one of the main rushes out posed in this region. the no tree being in the seat of content by the way, helicopter. and then several closures, or jazz from the base, are also taken part in this maneuvers, other countries that have send the military to the exercise. there were conflicts done in virginia down along with russia and fergus done. these are 4 members of the c s t o, the collective security treaty organization, which brings together 6 former soviet republics. now, the main goal of these trails, like any other drill, improve skills of the military. but there is also a message here that moscow allies in the region remain vigilant. in this you most was time following the us pull out from again a sam. it was more than half of the people on germany's extremist watch list actually hold german passports. findings have been revealed by newly published data . revelation k mester requests from the alternative for germa

our main story. this, our thousands of people have been protesting and need to need your capital in the 1st major demonstrations since president chi site sees ruling 1000 dismissed parliament and july protest as chanted shut down the crew with many ferrying the new rights. one of the 2011 revolution which spot the arab spring will be lost. president has rejected these accusations and indicated that he plans to amend the constitution. also jabari has the latest now a rouge.

broke the water main is from 1933, and we don't have an exact cause. but it's an old water. main residents say it is the second time this street has flooded because of a broken pipe, the same corner where we had to break before is something that needs to be, i guess surveyed and i make sure that. it's the problems don't become. even worse. crews say they replaced an eight ft section of cast iron pipe and they plan to be back with a pavement crew to repave the street and the sidewalk. they say another team will analyze whether more of this transmission line needs to be replaced in san francisco. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. the chp is investigating a deadly crash in pacifica, where a car drove right off a cliff. the crash was reported about 2 20 this afternoon on highway one near the tom lantos tunnel. authorities say the car went a few 100 ft down the cliff and then landed on the beach below the car and the body of both been recovered. investigators are still trying to figure out what happened. in san jose a former lab associate continued her tes

it breaks free and then its main rocket 5 and away it goes. in fact, south korea becomes only the 7th country in the world to have mastered this technology. this know how it says your wednesday. it had the successful launch office as of its coast in afghanistan. it's been one months since the taliban sees the cap to cobble and took control of the government off its military success. it's now facing the challenge of creating a durable administration. the country's economy is in bruins. unemployment is high on, according to the well food program, up to 14000000 people on the brink of starvation, decades of war have also displace tens of thousands of afghans. haiti's prime minister ariel own re has the chief prosecutor wanted him charged over the murder of the president, driven out moyvey. the prosecutor had also asked immigration agents to ball the prime minister from leaving the country. president mosey was assassinated in july court documents alleged that. andre was called twice in the hours after his death by one of the main suspects. again,

ah, when there was the error, what a cyrus ah so quick look at main stories. now a vote counting has started in germany's general election ballot to decide anglo merkel successor marking the end of an era for german politics. exit polls show the 2 main policies. the f b, d and the c d u s. c u alliance, running neck and neck. lengthy coalition talks are expected to happen before government can be formed. with the social democrats candidate for chancellor shalt says, voters have given his party the monday to push ahead with its goals, cash stuff that we can pay for more respect. and this is cited for industrial modernization to go on in our country. and for manmade climate change to be slowed down to important issues in our country that targets for which we are working. and for this to be possible for the full cost and pause to be so favorable, the exit polls are showing great support for the s p d from the citizens. that is managed to strive and implement everything we have suggested and to put our political strength into it of part in while the s t use candid

[thanan lilaonikul] here, this is actually a main community market street. this is the true bangkok. it's very representative of many communities around in bangkok that you wouldn't find if you would just go along the main routes, the train lines or the tourist routes. there are many food vendors around. you can see functional stores, like hardware stores. that's actually a fish market right behind, over there. it's like a microcosm of the food scene in all bangkok. you have your roast duck, you have your chinese dim sum shop, and there's a noodle stand there. [mikael colville-andersen] you've got everything you need! in one specific corner. if you don't slow down in bangkok, you just end up passing by the cars, but if you travel on foot or bicycle, you actually end up seeing a lot of historical food places, which is what this area is known for. - you know what? that's just the thing with bangkok's complexity. it feels big and imposing at first, but if you dig just a little deeper, you discover its essence. the real bangkok, the bangkok of the people, is hid

maine has extreme weather and extreme geography. pretty much everyone we spoke to pointed that out to us there is, though, a sense of lost opportunity here. if you're looking for a place to do remote work, what better place to go than the woods of maine. that's a great idea until you run out of power and you can't get online sometimes makes the beautiful state a tough sell. >> scott, thank you. >>> farmers across americaw in i gathered at the annual farm progress show in illinois to check out all the hot new tractors and combines. overall this has been a good year for farmers, grain prices are way up, but some worry the future won't be so bright. here is jane wells. >> this shows all the moving parts of a combine if a buzzer goes off that means there's something wrong. >> reporter: mike stacy is finally feeling a little flush with cash. so much so, he fought himself a new combine. well, it's a used combine but it's new to him. can i ask how much it cost before the trade-in value was $390,000 >> he is an illinois farmer benefits are

coming up with us forces gone, the taliban has swept in to take over the stones main airport and claim all that was left behind. huge keys outside banks and couple as afghans desperately tried to withdraw their money. and all the nice health concerns on the cuff, you just stop crime, hundreds of thousands in the us have no drinking water power off the hurricane. ah, i was not going to extend this forever war. the words of us president joe biden, defending his withdrawal of troops from afghanistan on his face criticism over the chaos of the past few weeks. i've got his dawn rapidly fell under the control. the taliban biden says the evacuation has been an extraordinary success, and he blamed afghan forces the collapsing far more quickly than expected. and fisher reports from the white house, my fellow americans. the war in afghanistan is now over. joe biden brought an end to america's involvement and it's longest war 20 years, which still lives cost money and damage to medic. his image in the world war to remove the taliban, which again sits in power in kill bill. we're left with a simpl

one of the main sources of minium, in fact, is the world's 2nd largest producer. and metal markets look pretty rattled right now. if you do have issues in the country that supplies 20 percent of both site to the global market, then clearly that will be a problem. aluminium prices over the decade, high, great news for mining companies. but it probably makes little difference to the average guinea and like in most former colonies, is mainly mining conglomerates that tend to profit multiple states have investments in the country from russia and china to australia and the u. k. according to the us state department, one of the biggest plays in guineas, marcus is froth. friends. companies as part of international conglomerates, play a big role in the mining sector, as well as the privatization of the countries energy grid. and relations between the 2 countries have grown closer under the baffled president's rule from from guinea have thrown bilateral relations with many high level meetings. relations have intensified south con, they came to power called a one office in

and now as after the death, by one of the main suspects. the cause is around for am local time. last had 7 minutes, 5 minutes to oh, he has not commented. ok. mines is a journalist with the pay to the best in newspaper. he says the investigation is not focusing on those phone calls are real and has a lot to answer for were the 2 calls he made to joseph felix bag. yo, who was apparently the man who gave the order for the columbia mercenaries who had been hired for the hip to kill president job. now my reason is presidential apartment. so a lot of people have come to the conclusion that in fact and re, was part of it. when the prosecutor bedford club asked him to come speak to him about the calls are ellen read sort of back candidates saying it was diversionary tactics. so now, bedford clod is up the game. vladimir putin, his hosting his ally, the syrian president sharla said for the 1st time in 6 years, the 2 leaders discussed how syrian forces backed by russia or gain control of the countries last rebel held areas who tend to intervene to support aside in the war in 2015 also cr

the main point is that our party is the voice of the russian regions. the regional agenda is our top priority, and wherever we go, it enjoys people's support. results for the communist party of russia seem to be very promising at this point. comments party of russia is seen as the main alternative to the current ruling party. and that sentiment seems to have only grown in recent years and part perhaps, due to the pandemic, and the government's response to it. like in many countries, the health crisis actually widened the wealth gabbled among citizens. and the communist party of russia promises to tackle that inequality. they propose a program called the 10 steps towards the power of the people. one of the proposed steps, as for example, is the nationalization of key industries and banks and an overhaul on industrial investments. a lot of people are beginning to look for an alternative system and communist party of russia seems to offer that alternative and a very special guest with us today here for our election coverage. of course, of course the trough

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how does it tell us what are the main issues the campaign issues here? well, certainly one of the top of the agenda is climate change. and what to do with that across the board, germans do want all parties to do more. when it comes to that more when it comes to reducing carbon emissions and then there is the damage, actually, if you look just behind me in the courtyard of this school, that is a pooling station where there is a truck and voters today can come here with 2 cards, one the house card to get a vaccine, and then they can continue and go inside the school to cast their battle. and now they're voting that they're going to have to both one of the national national, the federal level rather. and then one at the state level. so you do, you have a, it's happened in the pots in 2017. you had a good numbers of voters who voted in 2 different directions in these 2 ballads. because the concerns could be different. but climate change is one that unified many german social justice is another one specially among the youth. and then you have the issue that t

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so those are some of the main concerns. also with people being able to access basic services on almost we've been very lucky up until now they've become, has been in the main town. this reception center is the 1st part of the european union is building on easter g n island. but the cost of about $220000000.00 together, they will hold 13 and a half 1000 people. the idea is to give asylum because humane. in condition, while the cases are being judged and put an end to the images of squalor and this organizations that have been various europe. but the price of that is isola ation. greece's g n. islands are being used as clearing houses for asylum applicants here. efficiency is the government's priority, not integration. the old shantytown of salvage wood and tar poland will be bulldozed. it's land given to the people of a fee. but babies were born here and children came of age. it remains to be seen how life will carry on in the new camps, jumps out, opal us al jazeera summers, decades of war and gaston of left large parts of

court documents say the prime minister was called twice in the hours after the death by one of the main suspect. the calls is around for am, local time lost, its 7 minutes. i missed it. oh, he has not commented. how did he was drawn home and was recently in haiti. he spoke to us from mexico city. when you look at the overall panorama in haiti, this news couldn't have come really at worst time, an earthquake rope the south west of the country about a month ago. and the situation is still diary. many of those communities that it's been affected, we hearing reports at the moment of at least one community in which people are still struggling to get enough to there's obviously others that are struggling for shelter. that waiting for that rebuilding process to really kick in and you want to think ahead of the country to be able to deal with that. now it seems that in doubt there's obviously problems in terms of the public prosecutor and the legit phone calls between the prime minister, one of the principal suspects in the killing of the countries president. there's also, it seems a lot of pol

now, the main goal of these trails, like any other drill, just improve scales off the military. but there is also a message here that moscow allies in the region remain vigilant. in this you motion was time following the us pull out from again a salmon. it's been revealed that more than half of all the people in germany's extremist watch list are german passport holders. the revelation came falling a request from the alternative, germany party, among the suspects or citizens of syria, iraq, russia, turkey and afghan. this time we spoke with a f t member mounted hess about the government's migration policy. one, they simply don't see or recognize that the basic mistake is that people without identity paypals and without the identity cards of being allowed into the country on a massive scale. they simply don't want to recognize that it is not possible to check the background of these people. as a result, the threats of islamist terrorism and our country continues to increase. we need to protect a board as effectively and we must not, as is now happening in our kennesaw and bring p