his name was sidney. weeks earlier he dumped heather. >> her exact words sidney called me and i was like what, and she was like, yeah, and i said, well what did she say. he said he wanted to be with me and see me. >> b ri said not to do anything rash. >> i said don't you dare. you've been going so good. look how far you've come without him. you've finally met a good guy and she was lyrics you know, what you're right. i'm going to get some sleep. i'm exhausted and i love you. we always say i love you when we hang up and hung up. >> and that was it, bri said, the last time she spoke with heather. it was news to terry. he had never heard of a sidney before. then the officer had an idea. >> the officer starts calling hospitals to check and see if she's been admitted somewhere, and when he called one of the local hospitals they said that a heather elvis had been -- had come in on their own and had been released. >> he thought heather must be okay. eventually the officer told terry to take heather's car and hea

plus an amazing interview with sidney powell. she has been assailed over her lawsuit, but not sure she as ever been asked this before. >> do you hear yourself and think it sounds ridiculous? >> no. i know myself very well. i have been in me a long time. >> i have been in me a long time. that's one the virtual moments about a documentary about right-wing media and the big election lie. more on that as well. >>> we begin with the fight over abortion rights. texas republicans enacted one of the strictest laws after years of push back from democrats. in the summer of 2013, then-state senator wendy davis filibustered for 11 hours to stall the vote on a bill to ban abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy. despite delaying the vote the bill passed and way signed by rick perry weeks later. former stekz state senator and founder of deed not words is joining me now. thanks for joining us on this. we appreciate it. are there any options left for democrats in texas with this law? >> well, absolutely. we are going to fight this, of course, as h

mid-november to early january where he's working in the room or on the phone directly with trump allies like sidney powell as they attempt to overturn the election or to block joe biden from gaining the

although it was nice that we briefly got to meet sidney powell as another psychotic character in this whole mess i assume she went back to her original job as the chicken from paw patrol or the head master telling orphans they will never get adopted. "you are too old, nobody loves you. also, in retrospect, it's maybe a tell that they knew they were lying that rudy is sweating profusely. it looks like he just walked in from a rave. even knowing that all these claims were lies, trump's lawyers still crafted a plan for over throwing the election, specifically a lawyer named john eastman he wrote a detailed memo laying out a path for vice president mike pence to invalidate electoral college votes and throw the election to trump. and remember, while this was happening, trump and his cronies were also coordinating with a justice department official named jeffrey clark to issue a statement claiming there was widespread fraud in the election a plan for a coup, that became very close to pulling off. >> stunning new details on donald trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election from the new bo

sidney, what talent will you be sharing with us tonight? >> so basically, i will be making a phone using the stuff i have over here i have my keyboard set up right here and performing a classic hit. >> jimmy: okay i kind of understand what you're going to do so, you're going to make us a song using just household instruments. >> yes >> jimmy: okay, bud. >> yes, from scratch >> jimmy: okay what song are you going to be playing for us "axle f" >> stevie wonder, "i wish. >> jimmy: oh all right. here we go that's a classic all right, sidney, whenever you're ready go for it. >> all right ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: oh, my gosh, yo. that is awesome right there. that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause hey, i have an idea. let's get everyone back on here and have them jump in. guys, we want to jam out ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: oh, my god, yo that's awesome right there that's what i'm talking about. that is all the time we have for "show me something good. my thanks to joe, eddie and sidney if you h

franklin roosevelt, the white house, washington, to sidney hillman, dear, sidney, ki think of nothing more important in the years to come than the continuing political education of the people who do the jobs of this land. >> it is our duty now to begin delay the plans and determine the strategy for winning a lasting peace of the establishment of an american standard of living higher than ever known before. >> the man dies. but the dream endures. >> we have accepted so to speak the second bill of rights under which a new basis of security and prosperity can be established for all regardless of station or race or creed. the right to earn enough to provide adequate food and clothing and recreation, the right to adequate protection from the economic fears of old age and sickness and accident and unemployment. finally, the right to a good education. all of these rights spell security. >> the clock ticks away the in inextra bli the hours, the days vanish like wild birds. the sky announces a new season. pinned on the drawing board are taken place. i remembered that when mr. hillman had just

not so in sidney, that's not an improving situation. that's just wet weather. probably you call it normal for early spring. this is also normal, significant spinning weather in the fall of a significant type, you know, jump through his last strength over last day or so, but it's still a notable typhoon. it's not a strong wind while the car has a lot of potential for rain. certainly it's got big waves, no storm surgeon, for shanghai, that general area. i think the next 2 days could be pretty nasty, particularly with flooding. the no, it's been meet the young river traders of resume. they can neither read nor write that they know how to kill their breathing. dangerous and get back with their he'll do anything, just risking you know what else meteor nice small natural rocks from, outer space that survive the journey down to us and have high market value for rock and minimal collectors. also 0 worlds joins the moroccan nomads in their desert. search for these gifts for scotty. ad icon says that it's a meter right? had it is it is i me to roy morocco's meet you writ

this is now the end of the week on friday. everyone's into it. adelaide 25, sidney, 25, melbourne, 22. but over to w. a person at 19 with our next weather front move in, in quite a vigorous system for new zealand. both islands impact that you're rain, wind and also snow and you know and expose places. could see those winds with up to about a 120 kilometers per hour. got to talk about the rainfall heaviest, of course, through the southern with up to more than a decade of civil war, life remains a challenge. sincerely. we follow the citizens of this war to a nation as they pushed the limits for suffice risking in the early on al jazeera. oh, the me welcome back. watching out. just reminder of our top stories this our taliban forces say they've taken complete control off. i've got it sounds, country province last region to resist several of the group that's been fighting the taliban denied the areas been captured and says it's still fighting accuse been carried out in the west african nation of guinea soldiers have detained the president of the day of dissolved the government on the cons

remember, he had at one point disavowed sidney powell, said she didn't work for him anymore. he's apparently perfectly willing to have people go out and say, you know, crazy things, untrue things, on various conserative media outlets that are on his behalf. as long as it keeps the churn going, the basic argument out there in the political bloodstream that there was something amiss with the election and that he has some grounds for continuing to fight that. it is basically his narrative for why he might run again. he never says 100% he is going to, but many indications are that he will. in the meantime, to keep the energy going, keep money coming in, and keep people talking about him, you have things like this happening. i wonder whether there will be calls for trump to disavow this. if so, i guess we'll see whether he feels that this was a bridge too far. >> well, yeah. knowing his past, jonathan lemire, it would be quite a deviation for him to do that. i don't need to remind anybody around this table that he actually accused me of murdering somebody just because he was mad o

someone associated with sidney powell puts people's information at risk and raises all kinds of legal questions. that's why we went to court today, and that's why we simply will not let these republican leaders in the state senate get away with this. >> can you tell me about the decision why you chose to bring this suit, in addition to the entire committee and the chairman of the committee that's conducting this investigation, why did you include the republican leader in the state senate, the republican senate president as a defendant here? why was that important? >> because the republican leader is trying to orchestrate this sham. in fact, he bragged to dew point before going forward with this. he's involved in this. look. this is who the modern-day republican party is, and these poll turnians who issued and backed these subpoenas, including the leader of the state senate, they have sold out pennsylvanians who value small government, who value their privacy to fuel a lie and to undermine the way we run elections and have run elections for generations. and they're doing it because, ra

then it was to sidney airport for his flight home. empty of it, sam baset 2 is the french embassy in washington, d. c. this is an unprecedented move by france, the united states oldest ally. you have to go back to the, for the president of the united states as george washington here to find the origins of this alliance between france and the u. s. just 2 years after the u. s. that corporation of independence and 1778 france formerly recognize the strange new nation. and in fact it and it's war against the british in all of the years since then. this is the 1st time for french for a ministry it ever recall. if i'm back to the, to the us, it's proof of how angry francy is right now. and this is why and so friends, august is bowl a new enhanced trilateral security partnership between australia, the united kingdom and the united states. on wednesday, australia the u. k. and the us on vail orcus, it's a defense agreement aimed at countering china in the, in the pacific path. it cuts france out of a 2016 deal to build diesel power submarines for australia in favor of nuclear power attack f

in putty, which is around a 150 kilometer is northwest and sidney, the boy is believed to be in good spirits only suffering a few scrapes and not be rash. you wandered away from his family's property on friday was saying in australia, the government there is hoping that the arrival of half a 1000000 doses of the pfizer vaccine will help efforts to deal with its current wave of the corona virus. but the premier of new south wales has warned that the worst is yet to come. and some indigenous communities are struggling to cope with a rise in cases. sarah clark reports now from brisbin. this whole town in far, westy, south wells has been hit hard by the delta variant, kenya has a population of around 800 people. more than half are indigenous around $100.00 residents have now tested positive. and there are concerns about the town's ability to safely isolate people from infected family members living in overcrowded dwellings. most homes have now arrived and will be used as temporary accommodation . yea, recording fanny tam once one get a denial that our community it is friday. that is the

. >>> muchos la conocen, es sidney, se comiÓ mi alfombra tambiÉn me da mucho amor, le encanta la arena, desocupar los albergues tiene una misiÓn, vaciar los albergues y encontras un hogar a las moscotas, casi 600 mil animales estancon una familia desde 2015. estoy con claudia de la fuente y su perrito. >>> es ancla, estÁ contento de estar aquÍ. >>> le gusta jugar con la pelota y darles besitos a su mamÁ. y a ella le gusta el amor. >>> agradecidos y son perros muy nobles. >>> hasta el 19 de septiembre pueden ir a cualquier albergue y rescartar una mascota. >>> imagÍnate que tu mascota te recibe siempre, es muy lindo. se siento un gran vinculo. cetmÁs informaciÓn la encontraran en un clic en nuestra pÁgina web. andrÉs brender, telemundo 48. >>> tambiÉn usted puede ayudar a telemundo a desocupar los albergues. esta semana puede acudir a un albergue para aprender cÓmo darle un hogar a esta mascota. visite telemundo 48.com para ver una lista completa. >>> despuÉs de la campaÑa de animales hablaremos del trÁfico, en el golden gate vemos luces bajas de los autos, porque hay nubl

attempt his dropped in sydney already because this cold wind from the surf has brought showers up across sidney across our new south wales actually. but in the heart of australia there's nothing in the sky. the breeze is coming from the south . so these cooling down a bit, alice springs down to 21 in purse were about 27, very much warmer. but look at this nice warm cap here. as you push the cold up, you tend to push the warm ahead of it and you get really quite will in places like broom and darwin may not look at. but darwin's $37.00 is close to the reco for september, it cools down little bit. as winds change on 1st, you get more reasonable. tempted near the average desi overall picture, then the sun should replace most of the sherry stuff. time to start to climb in sydney, this is come wednesday. an awful lot of late season rain has been falling in the northeast of china, look of a cat, a cocker to head, which is producing a loss of right in the northeast. and the frontal system swings through the korean peninsula and into japan. by the time we get to wednesday, so it's warm and humid and the

the south means that sidney's 27 will not last and there's been snow falling in the sub masters. well, the victorian out, for example, still fairly warm in person and in alice springs. but this 29, he's going to drop significantly. it will more or less reflect what's happening in camera. camera goes into 16 degrees westerly went down to frost at night. now that is cold, but it is transitional seasons are not back surprising. but alice springs goes down to twenty's. he had lost about 10 degrees. now normally the golden extent of these suddenly busters were cold. that in the middle of australia is the cold wind is really affecting people in victoria and new south wales. now, the season have more ended yet. the rainy season that is in east asia. we just in the end of that typhoon, which dropped his strength and taking the rain away. next significant rain is running it through the yellow seats of the northeast of china. that's during monday . and then we'll keep movies was dragging. it's rain and a change in temperature through the korean flinch, the during tuesday all this time it's

had no prior election experience, was scheduled to meet with pro-tump attorney and pusher of the lie sidney powell. by late november, staying at the home of another pro-trump attorney, lin wood. former trump national security adviser michael flynn and former overstock ceo patrick byrne to subpoena voting machines across the country. days before the deadly insurrection, a logan written documented filled with election fraud claims is given to paul as a bid to pressure u.s. senators for vice president pence to delay certifying the election overall. and then by early february, logan again talking to the republican state senate president karen fann a month before she ordered the audit and said logan's cyber ninjas firm would lead it. outfront now the reporter behind all of this reporting, "the arizona republic's" jen fiefield. so for months there's been questions about doug logan, the cyber ninjas group. who is he? how did this come about because they've never done an audit before and have no experience at all in auditing. so you looked into it. how connected is doug logan to trump allies? >> fi

in charge of his legal efforts and giuliani was telling the former president what he wanted to hear, sidney powell who for a while was part of that legal effort was telling the former president what he wanted to hear, but it is a window as to how many people around the former president knew what was taking place, was not accurate, was not based in fact and were, you know, sort of had to stand there because the former president was not listening to those who were saying this was a problem, but, yes, it's all documented. >> certainly is. let me get back to that six-step scheme to overturn the u.s. presidential election. you just heard drain's reporting. when you hear the details it's clear that the then vice president mike pence really was the linchpin here, wasn't he? >> no question. look, wolf, to hear that john eastman apparently claimed that this was a preliminary step and he wasn't suggesting that mike pence could just summarily overthrow the election, based on what trump was hearing from eastman and a couple of others and eastman, trump was telling people in the white house and outside

afternoon, dominion voting systems can move forward with defamation lawsuits against rudy giuliani, sidney powell, my pillow ceo, mike lindell >> are you just reading this for the first time >> i'm just -- can you believe that that is horrible, everybody. your first amendment rights to free speech just got blown out of the water it's over. you can get sued for everything now. nothing matters anymore. >> seth: watching someone get bad news, in real-time, at their own symposium, is my new kink. this is like if tony robbins lost it during one of his self-help seminars "you have to push out your negative feelings and take control of your emotions hold on, it's my assistant what do you mean they don't have blue cheese? what kind of self-respecting just salad runs out of blue cheese i will not call don pablo. my whole day is ruined now!" also, i like how lindell suddenly takes on the exhausted energy of a substitute teacher when he's trying to sell everyone how much deep [ bleep ] he's in. "hey, guys listen up, please. oh, come on, guys. if we don't do the lesson plan, we can't watch 'free willy

>> first let me say it is nice to be participating in this with my old pentagon colleague david sidney. three mistakes, first was that we took our eye off the ball in the beginning, diverting toward iraq which had nothing to do with 9/11. right at the point where we had almost accomplished the initial objective of eliminating al qaeda and the taliban in afghanistan. if we had left then without going to iraq, we would not be having this interview today. the second mistake, and i think there is responsibility for this, when i was working in the pentagon we were part of an effort to expand the strategy or implement a strategy that took into account pakistan. i believe and many others believed that pakistan was an ally and they were not. i had eluded myself that they were, but it became clear they were not an ally, they were a safe haven to the taliban and of course when bin laden was killed in a home down the street from the military academy in pakistan, it was clear this part of our strategy had been incomplete. the third thing i would mention is i was part of the problem here, the afgha

therefore, sidney weather will make his way across the south of new zealand. not too bad to the north island, 16 celsius. therefore oakland lassie, dry and fine here for the time being fine dry into northeast and parts of china. meanwhile, we got some wet weather. the process of pushing across the korean peninsula, making its way towards japan on shoe q. she's seeing some very, very wet weather free wednesday and going on into thursday. composition. take it around $28.00 celsius. brightest guys. come back in behind with a legacy of one or 2 sharp showers. the one of the world's most powerful and dangerous criminal enterprises. central to the livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of people. and behind the death of many more exceptional access to some of its key players reveals the inner workings of an organization telling the name to many as the blood alliance. inside the sin, a la carte house taught one of the key parts investigation, people and power on out his era. it shows the world and changed the us forever. but after a vengeful war and africanist on how m

we've got our next friend punch in in so perfect 1900 degrees, but it's stellar forecast in sidney for the next few days. will crank up your temperature to 28, but look, we go from a northwind and we've got that southerly buster, right? you know, the name of the game. so that's going to drop you down to 19 quite a vigorous system impacting the south island of new zealand. we could see wind gusts here up to a 140 kilometers per hour, and rainfall rates of about 20 millimeters per hour along this out there. no, that's it for me. bye. for now. the part to of a special investigation. one, when a visit west industry is only youth detention center and travels to the remote app doc town where many of the indigenous inmates come from one to 0. ah, al jazeera. when ever use all, ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm north taylor. this is the owners here and use i live from london. coming up a modus vivendi must be fast and quickly that allows money to float or stay on the stand to prevent a total breakdown of the economy and social order. you and envoy and i've got a john warner, the countries

part of what you have to do is do exactly what the reporter from australia did to sidney powell. confront it head on. we have to be aggressive. we're so afraid of insulting these people. so afraid of -- of -- of them -- i don't know -- rebelling that we won't confront them directly. we won't confront tucker carlson for what he's doing. he's fueling fascism. we won't confront these people directly and say out loud they're really -- you do it every day. it seems to me the democrats have to do it more aggressively. it seems to me -- how do i put this? the presumption of our faith in the process is giving them space to undo it. they're taking advantage of our faith in the process to undo democracy itself. >> john hileman now joins us. john, this is a conversation you and i have on and off television. the democrats are the only party interested in governing. what they miss about the republicans is the audacity to be ma lev lent. the advancement is it's out in the open. the advancement is that sidney powell has the audacity to say what she said and now think there's a defense. the auda

therefore, sidney weather will make his way across the south, out of new zealand. not too bad to the north island, 16 celsius. therefore oakland lassie, dry and fine here for the time being fine dry into northeast and parts of china. meanwhile, we got some wet weather. the process of pushing across the korean peninsula, making its way towards japan on shoe q. she's seeing some very, very wet weather, 3 wednesday and going on into thursday. composition. take it around $28.00 celsius . brightest guys. come back in behind with a legacy of one or 2 sharp showers. the my name is sandra. i'm the foster, i'm in the county killer jeweler, refund of shoes. if you bought for a living mechanic, was shop. you will see that you said you're gone after baby i mine i did as it was just estimates on to nothing. mine i do the are women are strong with my my. on our do there. ah, me, the ah, come back is a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera, the taliban spokesmen has announced the names of the men who will be leading a kind of new transitional government. the list of cabinet m

again, it's from sidney powell, a known and proven liar, currently being sued for over $1 billion from i believe dominion and smartmatic but she does invoke the united states supreme court we didn't play that interview because the supreme court hasn't responded whether there was any credence to it but all the institutions have now been invoked as being in on the coup plot. donald trump was on the phone every day with his department of justice. he name checks, leave it to me and my buddies in congress and sidney powell, who was for a while donald trump's top attorney in this, it's reported in "peril" by robert costa that donald trump considered making her a special counsel and giving her a job inside the government. she said in this interview dan goldman is talking about that the plan was to kick it to the united states supreme court. >> well, when dan just called her a lawyer it felt like fingernails on a blackboard. i don't think she deserves that title. by the way she has conducted herself. lawyers, when they take their oath, in front of a court, i might add. when you become a lawyer

he's industry, there's sidney. he told me the heavy 100 response from police which is included purpose spray and rubber bullets could get even harsher. in australia, you do have a small but same time, not insignificant percentage of the population. who is part of this worldwide movement of the what i would the, the, me, the nation group. the interesting thing about these particular practice today is the way that they have scribe bio straight and officials for example, want to describe the purpose of painting as i quoted drunk and fascist straight in moral to the post time. we've seen such language being used to describe the purpose for the police. it's interesting that the police officials have said that in light of what they've heard about the intentions of the demonstrators to continue they have, they said that they will take a different approach more heavy had to approach the demonstrations continue the next few days. here the central russian city perm is morning, the victims of my shooting and it's top universi

now head of its dos, a woman sidney. it's $29.00 degrees, which beats pers versus down to about 19 degrees. but what is off this is i think often as a suddenly buster, so you got the walk through normal straight is stretching to sydney. and then all of a sudden things change the wind direction, changes to suddenly and strengthens too. so 29 down to 19 in one day and staying about that there wishes there should be to be honest weather proper from the showers in new south wales. victoria is heading down towards new zealand, would be pretty nasty, i think unsolved for a couple of days. but still the nastiest of all is entire food and form cham through which is on its way past tie where i'm at satellite picks will produce an awful lot of risk from not just the strong winds, but the huge amount of rain said landslide risk here, maybe maybe even worse as it goes further north, because it, although it's good to lose some strength, it's expanding this over flatter grants. so shanghai is at some risk here. so chance you then effe

booth supplies as a nation, battled to slow the rapidly spreading build wrap bridge, which started in sidney in june, pfizer swap deal, which we'll see $4000000.00 dices of pfizer come to australia this month, which will see us double. the 5 dices that we have during september, the prime ministers hoping the states will end the pen to make locked downs once 80 percent of the eligible population has been fully vaccinated. but that could be some time down the track with less than half of a striking residence and occupied it. its promising news and new zealand, which is recorded 20 cases for the 3rd day in a row with virus numbers falling restrictions in regents outside open will now be sarah clock out a 0 prison australia. while sri lanka has meanwhile extended its corona virus locked down into a 3rd week to try to control a new wave of infections there. but despite the restrictions, workers and key industries are still doing their jobs, many with a high risk of infection. mental fernandez has the story near osha so murray has worked in too long to gum and take the 20th. she's one of 350000 pe

we're going from beach, whether it's i think, putting back on the sweaters in sidney, who point from 30 degrees down to 19. and this is also where we've got that unsettled, whether it's what the southeast corner of australia, quite a vigorous system. sliding from the south island of new zealand slamming into the north as we head toward monday, red weather alert in play for the canterbury region excluding christ church. and we could see destructive wind gusts here, up to a 160 kilometers per hour through the tropics, asia pacific. we've got 2 storms we've got to talk about. so concent steering break into central vietnam because it's done already almost $500.00 millimeters of rain over the past 24 hours. and if we look on monday, still soaking rain now pushing into central laos is wall. and there's big concern here because the ground is so saturated, it just cannot hang on to any more water. so mud slides land sides a big concern after sean to right now, and it's going to meander just south of shanghai and look at the impact here. we could see anywhere from $3.00 to $400.00 millimeters

i will just remind you of sidney hook from last class, realist liberalism. and interestingly, i don't know if you noticed, daniel bell's article was dedicated to sidney hook. right, so these people are all talking to each other in the 1940s-1950s. i want to argue that that center is defined by the cold war in two important ways, so that what's seen as the left-most edge of liberalism that you can really go to without risking communism, that that edge is defined by a couple features of the cold war we've been talking about. the first is what we've spent the last four classes talking about, which is what? >> the red scare. >> the red scare. okay? so, we've just spent classes talking about the way that any left associations in the 1940s and 1950s runs the risk of having you accused of communism with huge personal costs to your role in politics, and that this will shape the kind of possibilities for what policies are proposal and able to be put into play in the late 1940s. truman's domestic program is referred to as the fair deal. it's how he kind of packages hi

you're, you know, sidney drive, you know, what are the car you want your name as these? these are getaways the the news. ah, welcome back. the messaging service whatsapp prides itself on advanced encryption technology. the supposedly keeps your messages private, but it turns out most uses are handing over far more data to the parent company. facebook than was thought to meet your pac has more everyone likes their privacy. and when you use a messenger like whatsapp that keeps hammering on and on about how secure it is, you're inclined to believe that your private data stays well private. well, shocker, that's apparently not the case. what's up turns out to be, well, not that private and it's owner facebook keep thing, hundreds of millions in fines for privacy violations. and that's after numerous promises from zocker berg about insuring a truly secure experience on their platforms. i believe the future of communication will increasingly shift to private encrypted services where people can be confident, what they say to each other, stay secure. this is the future i hope wi

joining me now from sidney is the australian director of the nobel peace prize winning international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons. jim ramos, thanks so much jim for coming on as the australian director. i'm going to ask you, 1st of all, what your reaction was when you 1st heard about the submarine deal. probably expressions a bit like president macro, but for different reasons. maybe. yeah, it moves shocks and it doesn't really make sense and we.

to steal the election and as billions and damages are at stake and defamation suits against attorney sidney powell and laughing stock, rudolph giuliani and fox news for reporting the scams. the new york times is now published in its entirety and internal trump campaign memo detailing that the allegations were untrue. they knew it was a lie, a big lie, jesse, you knew trump, and i say knew because 1998 when you were elected and trump was very interested in your playbook. that was a long time ago. what makes this guy tick? well, the best thing i can tell you, how am donald trump is a con man. always has been and always will be. he came to wash at the time we showed interest, we were a new party, the reform party we were trying to get established. were looking for anything that is going to put us in the spotlight and try to get us established as a legitimate 3rd party. having said that, donald trump's politics back van were much different than what they are today. and i think calculating everything he looked at where his best opportunity was. he's a smart man, but he's also a con man. and he l

so here we are on sunday. checkout on monday, sidney goes from 29 to 19 that's what we call a southerly buster toward new zealand. what weather filtering in for the south island, and we're going to be drenched toward the southern elves upwards of a $180.00 millimeters. and that rain will be falling at about $35.00 millimeters per hour at times. also a lot of what weather through asia pacific, we've got concent as it finds into a central vietnam. this is slow moving. so it's going to drop more than $300.00 millimeters of rain in denying. and you're winds coming up to a pretty good clip is wal, 72 kilometers per hour. we've also got super typhoon shot to at one point. this was equivalent to a category 5 hurricane. it's varying toward the east. so not looking to make landfall on taiwan, but ty pays still going to be striked with that $100.00 millimeters of rain. and we'll see those winds in type a 85 kilometers per hour. meantime, we look further toward the south. hong kong is dry with a height of $35.00 degrees, which is above average. that's it for me. i'll catch up with you later season

and new york in san francisco, we are open 2 days ago, sidney and we have that. we also have geneva before the end of the year. so i'm just wondering, i'm just looking at this picture for you here on my laptop. i am wondering if the united nations have what they dealing with shifts all they can durry terry's. my take a little bit complicated. they have egos, all of this you are throwing at the united nations environment program. how was i handling that? you know, i wrote a book that is called, never trust this guinea di denisha. you know why i gave that little because the chef are taking themselves too seriously. we have to have a little bit of irony. we have to have a little bit of playing job on and be open any ronnie, 2 hours that but the end we are cook and that, and that's what it is, you know. and so, you know, when i say when, when i have to say and express what i'm doing every day, i say, you know, guys what i'm doing every day i compress into edible, by my passion. music are, you know, all the fast cars. but also saving goes to the story because mike was

and sidney a, j. l for lack whose artistic and doesn't speak was found drinking water from a creek in putty, which is around a 150 kilometers northwest of sydney. he is believed to be in good spirits only suffering a few scrapes and the lap rush. you wandered away from his family's property on friday. stella had this news. i work in sport health update on brazil. football legend play who's recovering from surgery slough. i'm john henry and chicago were film researchers have found a lost treasure. a film that's been missing for nearly a century. ah ah ah ah ah ah me ah ah, ah ah, and now here santa with the sport. thank you very much barbara. well and yeah, have taken a to one lead in the series against england. after winning the 4th test at the oval or mesh impressed with the bowl and final innings it taking 3 wickets, including the matching ending england fell to $210.00 all out to tours, winning a 100 and $57.00 run. it was out standing around, feet had seemed likely for after the collapse. so 12747

which started in sidney in june, pfizer swap deal, which we'll see $4000000.00 dices of pfizer come to australia this month, which will see us double the 5 dices that we have during september, the prime ministers hoping the states will end the pen to make locked downs once 80 percent of the eligible population has been fully vaccinated, but that could be some time down the track with less than half of a striking residence and occupied it. it's promising news in new zealand, which is recorded 20 cases for the 3rd day in a row with virus numbers falling restrictions in regents outside open will now be sarah clock out a 0 prison australia home. meanwhile, millions of students in vietnam have started in new school year, but most are attending back to classrooms due to the ongoing locked down there. since april educational institutions have been closed and some of the most hard hit areas, they were turned into quarantine facilities and field hospitals get nom, has reported more than 524000 cases and at least 13000 death. and now sri lanka has extended its corona virus locked down into a 3rd

back again in australia. sidney was warm, then his cool down significance. there hale shout, whatever new southwell, and indeed, the australian capital territory and the capital itself. yesterday, the weather is improving slightly in the shower, going off shore big circulations, near new zealand. there terraces, bent by 18 degrees in sydney, said little warm and pers next frontal system coming in here the cold and it will rain for you in new zealand, of course is different story of that circulation. the tasman, see that means the winds coming from the north, which is part the world is a warm direction, tends to bring in more way of rain. so we got temperature, the teens in oakland and he said he didn't get been. but note, while trying to get to thirst a significant rain, the orange center means they will issue flood warnings, quite likely was a circulation like that, but sacrifice and as mostly enjoying the sun, the story that need to be toll find a way and demand to be heard opening a window into another light and challenging perception. witness documentari

cold war, what will be the true cost of further western nuclear proliferation. joining me now from sidney is the australian director of the nobel peace prize winning international pain to abolish nuclear weapons. jim ramos, thanks so much jim for coming on as the australian director. i'm going to ask you, 1st of all, what your reaction was when you 1st heard about the submarine deal. probably expressions a bit like president macro, but for different reasons. maybe. yeah. my and to be honest, complex, you know, doesn't really make sense. and we said something that you'd be very brief on the start attention region. we know that it's not a real skeptical motivation behind it. and we are in election week in the next 6 months. so, you know, we, i think that it's, that stage will continue to monitor and they won't come out the negotiating period to now that's wrong with this deal, specifically about the nuclear element. but away from the politics. there was a deal anyway with france is a concern that allegedly u. k. u s. heidi in which uranium is $93.00 to $97.00 preserves. which can be used to

fully inoculated. australia's largest city is also easing restrictions up to 3 months locked down. sidney's case numbers has stabilized, that's around 1300 new infections a day. a new south wales premier says more restrictions will be lifted. 170 percent of residents are fully vaccinated. a figure she expects to be reached in october. and china is closed in schools and testing millions of people after coven 19 outbreak among children in the south of the country. the city in full john province was hit with a wave of the delta variance off to man return from singapore and spread the infection to his 12 year old son is the biggest cluster to hit the country in recent weeks with 59 cases reported on tuesday. china has administered 2000000000 doses of its vaccine. as of sunday activist say school closures in india on the pandemic restrictions have forced more children into work. now a magazine produced by children in one northern city is highlighting the issue. elizabeth per on the reports from us pradesh. these are the youngest journalists of the city of fiddles, abad. they're working on the ne

parish up now that slowly warming out and the sun is coming out, the cold reg cross towards using 20 and sidney and about $28.00 in purse. so that just cool down a little bit so far. no new zealand, the rain is easing inside fall and this is a tongue through the north during wednesday, but on thursday it looks like a proper circulation sets up at the north on it looks particularly wet though not particularly cold. thy tina gets been the l g 0 recounts the shocking story of the assassination of counts full cabana dot. the 1st you and envoy trying to bring peace to the middle east. how is negotiations with himmler help save thousands of jews from nazi concentration camps and how these mediation skills put him at the vanguard in the quest for peace in the middle east? killing the count on algae there. when the news great. on wednesday, it was the 8th largest fire in california history. when people need to be heard, any people who are writing people even know what i am with exclusive interviews for horse era has teams on the ground with intensifying rain. people here appear that these are temporary

state capital is one of those trailers strongest earthquakes on record and was felt as far away as sidney 900 kilometers to the north. the stream is next asking if an italian chef has a recipe to end global food waste. one is after that ah, ah ah, ah. hi anthony. okay, today on the stream, the shift pattern of austria sanchez, connor, a more done. i, italy, the founder of food for so a lover of contemporary art and music, a goodwill ambassador united nations, a violent program. ciao, maximo, but thora, comments die, you welcome to the stream. so i get to see, did i leave anything off that list of important credits that you have right now? what if i missed probably, cause somebody, louisa? well, we because the new country places that we bill. busy of that, you know, in the past couple of years and weeks we'll. busy be really close this year, all of us value and we, it took 5 years to clean all the fields from gimmick. now we can reduce all. busy our, the pressure vegetables roy then that we back we pyro barley for, for our reference. so last summer i'm not going to keep you all to myself.