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august 2021 as the withdrawal was under way and is also a veteran who served in iraq and then you were with an ngo in afghanistan if memory serves. so this legislation has bipartisan support in the house and the senate. but i'm not sure if it's going to pass. what's going on? >> that is the crux. i think that frankly will be decided tonight, whether or not this is offered as a floor amendment to the omnibus or the original -- >> the standing bill. >> -- yes, that we were planning to vote on that would give us the budget for the rest of the year. this is what we're trying to put additional pressure on. we've been working on this legislation for over a year. there's been a strong effort in the veterans community and all those who fought hard to get the afghans to safety through the gates last august and in the flights that have occurred since then, and behind the scenes. we have been working on this draft text for, like i said, over a year, it's gone through
Metamucil-gummiesHouseSenateSupportLegislationVeteranWithdrawalAfghanNgoMemory-servesIraq2021the bigger things of this world cup is that there is finally world cup in the middle east, in a predominantly muslim country, which would be noble things, had it not been for the human cost. in general, i suppose, from the reaction within britain and ireland and western europe, one thing you notice is that it doesn't feel like a world cup as it doesn't feel like a world cup as it should be, because there is too much controversy. world cup is how a lot of people get introduced to the world cup and it does have that magic about it. it is the least of this world cup's issues but that magic has been taken away because so much of it has been solid. talks at the climate conference in egypt have extended into an extra day. countries are divided over a fund to help nations affected by climate change — and proposals to limit carbon emissions. the un climate agency has just published an updated draft text of the final agreement proposed by cop27 host, egypt. 0ur climate editorjustin rowlatt gave us the latest from sharm el sheikh and i asked him
Football-world-cupCountryThingsMiddle-eastHuman-costGeneralPeopleItReactionWestern-europeThingLotcountries are divided over a fund to help nations affected by climate change and proposals to limit carbon emissions. the un climate agency has just published an updated draft text of the final agreement proposed by cop27 host, egypt. 0ur climate editorjustin rowlatt is in sharm el—sheikh. what hope is there of them agreeing this draft as a final deal?— this draft as a final deal? look, i don't think— this draft as a final deal? look, i don't think this _ this draft as a final deal? look, i don't think this is _ this draft as a final deal? look, i don't think this is a _ this draft as a final deal? look, i don't think this is a final- this draft as a final deal? look, i don't think this is a final deal. i don't think this is a final deal. this is more movement, so there have been bids, if you like, and counter bids. we are in the middle of a haggle at the moment. the new draft text is better than the old one. the other one didn't mention that totemic 1.5 other one didn't mention that totemic1.5figure. this one repeats the glasgow language on 1.5. it says countries need to come back at the next cop with more ambitious targets for cutting emissions and it also says there does need to be some kind of fund but there leaves all sorts
FundCountriesClimate-changeCop27-hostCop27-the-un-climate-agencyNationsDraft-textProposalsCarbon-emissionsAgreement0ur-climate-editorjustin-rowlattEgyptfund because of fears that china would not contribute. 0ur science correspondent, victoria gill, gave us her analysis from the summit. well, the peripheral event around these negotiations is just closing down around the negotiators, and we have just seen the latest version of a draft agreement, a proposed text that these countries could sign off on at some point in these overrunning negotiations, and it�*sjust a question of whether what is in that draft text could be something that every single party here could agree on. crucially, there is no mention of a phase down in fossil fuels, that was lost from the text earlier in the talk. the language on this 1.5 degree target that was set by the paris agreement, this threshold to limit the most dangerous impacts of climate change, the language on that has not been strengthened as much as major players like the eu would like to see. they have already threatened to walk away from these talks if they don�*t see that target being really affirmed in this agreement. it�*s still a case that this vexed
FundEventUsDraft-agreementNegotiationsNegotiators0ur-science-correspondentSummitFearsAnalysisVersionChinathat includes payments to help developing nations deal with global warming. there has been long—standing opposition in the west to a so—called loss and damage fund because of fears that china would not contribute. 0ur science correspondent, victoria gill, gave us her analysis from the summit. well, the peripheral event around these negotiations is just closing down around the negotiators, and we have just seen the latest version of a draft agreement, a proposed text that these countries could sign off on at some point in these overrunning negotiations, and it'sjust a question of whether what is in that draft text could be something that every single party here could agree on. crucially, there is no mention of a phase down in fossil fuels, that was lost from the text earlier in the talk. the language on this 1.5 degree target that was set by the paris agreement, this threshold to limit the most dangerous impacts of climate change, the language on that has not been strengthened as much as major players like
DamageLossFundClimate-change0ur-science-correspondentFearsWestOppositionPaymentsNationsChina-0if we were approaching an agreement. look, i don't think this is a final deal. this is more movement, so there has been bids, kind of bids, if you like, and counter bids, we are in a kind of haggle at the moment. the new draft text is better than the old one, the older one didn't mention that 1.5, that totemic i.5figure. this one repeats glasgow language on 1.5. it says countries need to come back at the next cop with more ambitious targets for cutting emissions and it also says, look, there does need to be some kind of fund, but it still leaves all sorts of things to be decided, so all around me are the delegation offices, where the negotiating teams for the countries are. they are telling me that developed countries are saying it still doesn't go far enough on raising ambition on cutting emissions. meanwhile, the developing nations say they are still not happy with the deal they are being offered on this fund for loss and damage for the impact climate change are having now, so we are not at a decision now, we're still in,
DealAgreementOn-1-5KindBidsDraft-textMovementCounter-bidsHaggleOld-oneRepeatsTotemic-i-5figurethe summit will adopt it isn't at all clear but the new draft has changed. one major update — the ambition agreed 7 years ago in paris, to keep global warming at 1.5 degrees celsius, has gone back into the text. new zealand has already said the draft agreement "abandons any hope of achieving this" goal. the draft also includes a proposal for a deal to tackle the issue of "loss and damage" with the creation of a new fund to help poorer countries that have been particularly hit by climate change. 0ur science correspondent, victoria gill, gave us her analysis from the summit. well, the peripheral event around these negotiations is just closing down around the negotiators, and we have just seen the latest version of a draft agreement, a proposed text that these countries could sign off on at some point in these overrunning negotiations, and it'sjust a question of whether what is in that draft text could be something that every single party here could agree on. crucially, there is no mention
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