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picture of my house. i said, because i think you have a beautiful house, abdul. don't kill any more of our soldiers. a taste of donald trump campaigning there. he hasn't yet announced whether he is going to run again for the white house, although he did tell a rally in iowa that he was very, very probably going to run again and he did speculate that he would maybe announce his bid at this rally in ohio. he is certainly there to help the republican cause for the congressional elections. earlier, president biden spoke at a rally in maryland in support of the democratic candidate for governor, wes moore. a combat veteran from the us army. he told the crowd that the election is not a referendum, it's a choice of two very different visions for america. biden, who has avoided campaigning in several swing states as his approval rating continues to lag, travelled
certain number of cities, it takes hours and hours for the police to come. and they want to defund the police and it has to defund the police and it has to be the opposite, so vote republican, we all agree we've got to stop crime, the democrats are a catastrophe, every single democrat city is a disaster without exception. there is no exception. and the republican cities and the republican cities and the republican states run very well. and that's not because i'm out here to promote a product, i'm not. but that's the way it is. look at the tiie e?ee it. lfkfifiéfefthe 7 ' 77 7” 25 tfie e?ee it. iteeee’ehhe ’ ' ” ’” 25 out tiie e?ee it. lfkfifiéiefthe 7 ' w "7 25 out of the e?ee it. le7eeee7efthe7 7 7 77 777 25 out of 25, the e?ee it. ie7eeee7efthe 7 7 77 777 25 out of 25, the most list. 25 out of 25, the most dangerous places on earth... again, more dangerous than l a eff—r: when i told abdou mu; 7 7 7 7 7ku717$q7r soldiers7777 777 77ku717$u7r soldiers7kn7oc7k7 7 7 7 don't kill our soldiers knock they are killing a lot of soldiers, the snipers... look, under the obama administration, it was a disaster, and i said, don't do it, abdul. but why, he said, but why? send me a
ASADABAD, Afghanistan, Nov. 8 (Xinhua) -- Two key members of the Islamic State (IS) were killed in a special operation by security forces in Shaygal district of
issues that are on people's minds as they tell us when they come out of these voting booths. these are a couple of voters in wisconsin who are just sharing their differing philosophies basically. >> i think it's really about saving our democracy and making sure that people have the right to vote. kind of fighting the political divisions. so, yeah, it's about maybe we can continue what we've continued to do. >> the economy is definitely a big one and to be frank with you, it's just -- like there seems to be much more care about the sexuality of people and not people struggling to pay their rent or paying their mortgage. >> and there it is, abdul, they capture it perfectly. >> yeah. one of the really interesting outcomes of a poll that came out just about a week before the election was that 70% of
now they're learning in tents. 15—year—old ayesha is determined to become a doctor. translation: i miss my classroom. we had desks and we didn't have to sit on the floor. my dream is for my school to be rebuilt. brick by brick, recovery is slow. abdul collects the fragments of the home which was in his family for a century. translation: my daughter is desperate to move back here. day and night, she asks for her bedroom. i am scared to rebuild here in case it floods again. this part of balochistan doesn't get much rain, let alone flash floods. but this year, they arrived with force, the water destroying homes and schools, both roads and bridges, an entire landscape redrawn, and it could take a lot of time
to receive $1500 off your kohler walk-in bath. and take advantage of our special low monthly payment financing. arthel: senior u.s. officials meeting with taliban for the first time since u.s. drone strike killed al-qaeda's leader in kabul in july. the the meeting taking place in the quatari capital on saturday. alex and roy hoff with more in washington. alex. alex: including to face to face, abdul, head of intelligence for taliban, cia deputy director david cohen along with state department negotiator tom west this ends nearly 3-month halt in communication between high-level u.s. officials and current rulers of afghanistan. the u.s. cut those lines after learning that the country had been harboring al-qaeda leader. now this was a blatant violation of the doha agreement under
freedom, an indescribable feeling. for 5 days, we didn't know if they would release us from russia or not. this family spent more than a week getting here. abdul says the men there are being rounded up, whether or not they are eligible to fight. >> nobody attacked russia, he says. acting out of oligarch ambitions, let the oligarchs go to war first. in the meantime, abdullah says he will keep his son on the georgian side of the border, so that they can live and take care of their own. lisa bell, cnn, the georgian russian border. a major r hurricane threate the pacific coasast of mexico. we will have meteorologist, jean norman. you will track the s storm's path, and break down j just how dangerous it will be. . plus, pulse just as
the administration is simple. you have to walk the walk on human rights and democracy if you want to be believed when you talk the talk and in egypt, this is a country that probably is going to cooperate with this on areas of engagement because it isn't their best interest. and they're not doing it simply in exchange for our military finance and i think we should've held back the full amount. it would've sent a really strong signal around the world that we are serious about our partners and about the human rights commitments that they make. >> and as i mentioned in the interim nash and, they made a -- aegis specific record on political prisoners. as you mentioned 60,000 political prisoners. this week the garden reported that a prominent one, abdul, a british egyptian, has now told his family that he would die in prison. he spent most of the last decade in and out of prison arrested in 2019, came with no clear directions around him.
grey hair with the robes is the acting dean of llandaff cathedral who will then introduce the leaders of other faiths abdul as ahmed, chair of the muslim council in wales and the gentleman with the white beard is the reverend aled edwards, chief executive of churches together in wales, and he always has a smile for whoever he speaks to and a a story to tell, and i'm sure he will have many more to tell after this morning. everyone of those leaders will give a prayer during the service. that isjune 0sborne, the bishop of llandaff, one of the original 1500 women ordained in
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