but if you just join this just for a minute or 2. so am president putin there giving a pretty detail, the regional synopsis if you like, of what the plans were for that area. this is a course, an annual thing didn't happen last year because it cove it and looking on as well, the president's mongolia, the president, because the welcome. then you talked a lot, didn't the about how the economy should be develop new industries, new start up. so should be found and should be promoted with the tax incentives and stuff and how it would be, how it should be to live, to improve the living standards, to improve education, but time and time again, the web, back to green technology that, that was the way forward you mentioned cycle in just a couple years time. they had to be carbon neutral. everything had to be offset. it was a plan that were bringing quickly there and they hoped to expand the said that place had to be carbon neutral by 2026. basically the emissions had to balance the

absorption, you mentioned as well, rushes floating nuclear plot and also me saying and green hydrogen, how that can be utilized in the future. so anyway, that's what president putin had to say that talking about the plans, big plans for rushes, far east and saying how important it was when he was asked why it was a turn to the moderator and said, well, you know, in years gone, this place was a real trailblazer for russia, the pioneers came here and he said, that's what attracted him to go back to it. and it was a hugely important part of russia so that we up. so we given that that a live event. it's one minute past head of the morning in moscow listed part of that. and let's go to some of our new stories is up into national is 7 with you by the way. hi, good morning. thanks for checking in. so 1st than the news this morning, president biden's hit new lowe's at home money 43 percent of americans approving of his performance. according to national poll,

that is his worst such rating. since he started the job down 6 percentage points is the chaotic withdrawn from of gun this done seems the vast majority of americans view that war as a failure and the republican party pays poise to gain or biden's. misfortune may be no surprises there in the upcoming mid terms, kellum opens covering it for you. more than 100 americans left behind that afghan, a stand, 13 soldiers killed in a bombing. the chaotic pull out of afghanistan has turned into a major weapon for republicans to use against the biden administration as they roll toward the 2020 to mid term elections team trump has even started calling joe biden . the surrender in chief afghanistan cannot be as a terrorist for terrorism, we did not get everybody else. dozens and dozens of us citizens went to the airport and the gates never opened. mission hasn't failed. it reason

failure? what does failure look like? afghanistan, now seems to be the reason the republicans are now calling for impeachment we call upon most somberly the resignation of this president joe biden. if we leave any americans behind, if we leave thousands of those afghans who thought along our side behind bravely, joe biden deserves to be in peach for a higher crime and misdemeanor of dereliction of duty. republicans in congress have to get on board with this process, build the case, start doing the work, and figure out how to get this done and impeach joe by mouth. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, so the impeachment is not on the table, but he couldn't hide the fact, but some democrats are starting to get caught under the collar. well, look, the president is not going to be removed from office. it's a democratic house, narrowly democratic senate, have a feeling, the american people didn't think they voted for this government. it's

a grocery expression. we fill in it. i think given some of the democrats affiliate, this goes beyond capitol hill. divisions of spread to ordinary citizens. half of americans, including one 3rd of democrats, now say that joe biden should resign over the afghanistan debacle. though 47 percent say his replacement comma le harris wouldn't fair much better. honestly, i think the way it's being handled right now it's rhythmic. i think it's just terrible. i don't agree with president button or the way you handle handling the situation again. i think it's pretty bad and if somebody be working unless they're not agree with them, by the way, he's handling the afghanistan situation at all. they did leave people behind, they didn't get everybody out. i don't think they're pretty good job now because a lot of people are enough. they let not just americans, the people that america,

which is wrong when they are current president says sir rules which okay. everybody else is one restaurant owner in florida has actually gone as far as banning biden's supporters from her diner. she says the sign stays up in her window until every american is out of afghanistan. if you voted for and continued to support and stand behind the breathless, inept and corrupt administration currently inhabiting the white house that is complicit in the death of all the service men and women in afghanistan, please take a business elsewhere. yes, the us public has long favorite pulling out of afghanistan the way joe biden did it blew up in his face. now we've got republicans saying that he abandoned americans and made the country look weak and that has intensified divisions in the country. overall, the white house is a pretty weak spot with the country looking on and disapproval kayla bobbin r t new york to senior members of the u. s. libertarian party. we heard from se

divisions in american society diverting attention away from the really serious problems at the moment. there's just aren't people that are united over anything these days. they're divided over war. they're divided over response to the corona virus. they're divided over the economy. the divisiveness in america causes people not to reflect on what really makes sense. and instead to join in this blame game of right versus left, which leads to know which doesn't lead to actual illumination of the issues and thoughtful responses. the rift between the american people is just going to widen and wide and wide. and the possibility for civil dialogue between the 2 is going to become harder and harder. and that's why it's crucial for those of us who don't fall into either one of those can't make a point of pointing out how all of the politicians are wrong and how this was never supposed to be about republican versus democrat. reality as this is the american

people versus a very small handful of incredibly powerful people that run in washington d. c. it will back on the ground there enough canister with hundreds of american citizens and ask guns with visa is still left stranded there. washington says it is looking at all possible options to not leave them there permanently. seems looking out for its own people isn't the only thing that us as botched in it. 20 years enough. ghana, stan the who's the the taliban now has more black hawk helicopters than 85 percent of the countries in the world. ah okada and isis k still

exist in our growing and afghan stand and eventually they acquire these weapons. the majority of every member behind me is a veteran. we now have americans stuck in afghan. it's been the taliban in charge with mo, more weaponry than they've ever had in the past. and a border that is open. ah, you know that the impact of recent fighting that will be fed for the years of decade to come. we are committed. i see our government press in the society

to to stay, you know, got it done and to support. i've got people there. critical had humanitarian catastrophe. loons. in afghanistan, almost half the population need humanitarian assistance. one and 3 don't know where their next meal will come from. will know that the u. s. mission and i've got to start and is over. another operation starts up to win over hot said minds at home and to persuade people. it wasn't that bad, some and right scott his take on it areas. then the last us soldier to leave afghanistan, major general chris donahue of the 82nd soon to be played on the screen by bradley cooper or chris or jay to think it only thing i know is, is definitely going to be a movie because now the real battle for us going, installing has been lost by the us, then it's buddies, the real battle we're getting the battle to make it look like night. turn the u. s

. actually one. well, maybe not one. they're not miracle workers, but make it look. they didn't lose quite so badly. exhibit one is in fact, the aforementioned major general chris donahue. there is no way that this picture here was serendipity payoff through it and heroic green. send it out into the world . the media will govern it without question. say stuff like this, the last american soldier to leave afghanistan along the us to me back and the last american troops left. jeff ghana, stan, i mean, come on, you think this is really the off us don't do enough. we will not forgive. we will not forget we will hunt you down to make you pay that angry old uncle joe biden. they're talking about this new. all this long voices. k ought to be confused with cable or special on our ego ordered asteroids for whenever they put on what it might be hard to believe given their general

accuracy for their strikes, you still need special forces on the ground, guiding them in just in case civilians game there is no way to than the law, us soldier and african installment p. o. shaping history is just sending out an image off. joe biden, according to voices, and he has an off phone call to ask. i'm president gone before couple fell and gone . the data runner, the american president, couldn't one anyway, if he tried said there was a need, whether it's true or not, there is a need to project a different mixture is accurate, helpful. while i'm not going to get into private diplomatic conversations or transcripts of phone calls. so yeah, it's accurate. we're well into the joe biden was the project at different pages that each which is hard when the pictures are clear, this one for everyone to see, you start to get really questionable stuff. 5, extraordinary success. and this mission was due to the incredible skill. bravely

and selfless courage of united states military, the phrase, extraordinary success. there is a pretty heavy listing there, boys, johnson is going in this direction. what we're saying is that gun is don canton. look back into becoming a breeding ground of terror. dennis done a comp become a narco estate, goes, has got to be educated up to the age of 18, because as the guy on the ball with hall to sell was anything like when the get rid of western nations, are gonna start sending out liberal statements instead, of the un security council, the security council was voting on a resolution meant as a message for the taliban that the world is watching. also included stuff like telling the kind of band to up, hold human rights and fight terrorism. invade sure they're listening at this point

. china, russia abstained in the vote because we can see this an attempt to shift the blame for the failure to collapse after 20 years of the presence of the united states and their allies in the region onto the taliban. and all the countries in the region that will have to deal with the results of the piano opportunity. diplomatic gland standing, flashing the liberal. or that is just for show off of just messed up a country and offered one of the stories, then not advertising. well, this one we're learning details of a secret agreement, stunning details between the taliban and the u. s. military. that deal with the u. s. military. julie asking the taliban. mostly you've got effect and he's trying to americans during the evacuation of combo. bring them gently to the britain. am i 6 by the pound key now talking to the taliban, to ask them not to let any terrorist set up camp there. but wasn't that the didn't

threatening the taliban? not the un and then asking for their help on the ground and getting caught trying to rewrite reality. not a good look off the 2 decades about that stuff doesn't make the hollywood version to think about. well, while joe biden trying to load the canister, mission is a great success. the european union is apparently taking a wakeup call. that is exposed holes in the blogs defense capabilities is the worry top a you diplomat said they should no longer depend on america's military support. that when his time has shown deficiencies, you know as to danger, katana, me need to increase our capacity to be able to act autonomously when and where necessary, and not to be dependent on the charges made by others. one idea is emerging strongly, you needs its own only. it's not new,

but what many now feel is that the u. s. isn't reliable partner and this is one idea. gaining traction. the home of the us is tired and doesn't want to be the guardian of the world any more. for last year war enough goes done. there's a life the americans lied to the people. in the european unanimous improved europe's defense as a feeler inside nature. finally, we have to know the limits or capacities and very carefully analyze the you possibilities, though with voices only echoed what some you need being saying now there is a deep sense that you must find a way to have more or told me which could mean no more cozying up to the us. we do not need to know the search, just political event to rest, that you must twice for greater decision making to autonomy and greater diversity

for action throughout. we must reflect openly and clear on a new stage in collective security and defense chip ability. while there might be, were whispers over and you all knew even a common defense policy. how likely is it? well covered talk in brussels have been focused on mere change, rapid reaction force that intervening international crises. but previous efforts controlling the military might have ended in failure. the

reality of bringing this idea to fruition is even more complicated than not a number of member states, skeptical of such plans or consume that an e u military force would effectively duplicate the work already carried out by nito . and that this could further strain relation with us. the ear is not a credible substitute for what nature represents. you will not see any appetite for the european army amongst member states. and some defense experts say that to remove any in you all me is a known starter for an operation such as the evacuation from bu such a large, viscous organization as the used to slow for that countries must join forces, inopportune, seek relations. the whole thing that is that i thought was a wake up call to the new and it found itself lacking in military friends and

military might warrant and said that it was fantastic, least successful, the evacuation and you have bought all saying no, it was a disaster that's why they say now, we should have a force that we can project the project across the book, but to go where they get. i mean, america is, is falling back behind its own borders. they become isolationist. to get both republicans and democrats. you see from the european governments feel that they're being let down by america in this, that bite and one much too fast. and so they, they wonder if nato is still a good idea. it's a, it's a real basic question that they're looking at. is nato still alive? if you are watching last saw, you know, we broke some use you said 4 or 5 hours ago, but sad. some events coming from new zealand, 6 people injured and stopping. and then all,

clint in what the country's prime minister said was an act of terror, a violent extremist undertook a terrorist attack on innocent, easy islanders. this was a violent attack. it was senseless. and i'm so sorry it happened. well, send rod and also said the man was inspired by isis. this happened around 2 40 pm local time, reportedly carried out by for lank and nationally been on a security threat less to since 2016 police were following at the time when he went into the shop, picked up a knife, apparently when he was shot dead shortly. after by police, after he started the stopping rampage, parent him really quickly. the 32 year old man was previously arrested for planning an attack of the which he was closely monitored and will get more on this route that posted. now in for the u. k, the u. k. scene, a sharp drop in organ transplants since the covered pandemic took cold across the

world will follow from it. according to a new study organ. transplants that were done around a quarter last year, which resulted in about $7000.00 people having to wait for an important operation of figure not seen for 9 years. around $500.00 patients died while waiting for a transplant that's 30 percent more than the previous year. we spoke to a policy director, kidney k, u k, who told us he believes is going to take years to catch up with pre pandemic numbers. what has been happening because of the pandemic? was that a lot of transplant systems across the whole world? how to stop? well, not completely stop, but how to partially stop. what not has meant is that there are now more people on the transplant waiting list, hoping to receive a transplant colleagues on the medical professionals think that it could take up to 3 years for the numbers to be able to fully catch up again. although many countries,

the numbers are catching up slightly, you know, feel lead that will worldwide. the overall drop in transplant activity was 16 percent by the end of last year. research say they've been big concerns around exposing living donors to coven and all specials. but again, that representative saying they valuable lessons to be learned now from the pandemic in different ways, a different countries are doing best to bring their system's back up again and have in the u. k. i to say that there are transplant teams have learned quite a lot from the experience of the panoramic and what we learned was things like, if you are care, if you are part of a transplant team, looking out somebody who's having a fence long, just make up a single team rather than have more people carrying because that would uses the source of infection. and the other thing that i think is something called learn from is the possibility to move a patient and

a donation organ. if one hospital is very busy and is not able to carry out no surgery to move to a different part of the country to have that we saw that happening in a couple of places. and i think we'd like to see more of that kind of flexibility. now here's something to aspire to come safe, clean and mostly pedestrian will lead the way the streets of paris should be according to authorities. and i've just bought a new measures to try to make it happen. what are they done? well, they drop the speed limit for a stop. maybe a no brainer that one from 50 to 30 kilometers now or across the capitol all in an effort to try and clean up air quality and reduce noise levels. you see what cars and trophies like yourself in paris. it's also hoped it'll change. citizens general attitudes these days towards transport in general, by promoting known car travel. hearing that more and more on the creation of more pedestrian zones, with the same time making roads safer. now, although many in paris are enthusiastic about said idea,

you see the start yourself was 2 thirds supporting it. the result position though, in outlying districts with some extremely skeptical. but you do seen the absolute nonsense so possible to drive 30 kilometers per hour in paris for cars and i made for that kind of driving, even bucks and scooters move faster question. it seems to say, well, if i have to go out and i'm in a hurry, going from 50 kilometers per hour to 30 kilometers per hour is annoying. it also creates other tensions. we believe we are solving a problem. but then the consequences appear was it's a problem because the drive will take much longer and it's already a big waste of time. it is become impossible to drive around it. ferris because you might are more slowly, we drive more traffic jams will appear. i have trouble arriving and time i was get stuck in traffic. this rule is wasteful at all levels. time, money, logic, everything for no traffic jams who added next,

but you could get stuck in ice. so we're going to take he again to polar nights and wildlife that would mind taking a bite of corresponding comes to the rose coffin box on the final leg of his voice to the north pole for the next few minutes. previously, we're departing from the mask. the whole board of worlds only nuclear ice breaker fleet. this is huge. i mean it's basically like a rebuilding common misconception that the north pole is the coldest spot on the we're lucky enough inside our 1st parking fiber. the well, this is what it feels like. the ice breaker, why when everything is so like a lot and we're go in all the way to the north. on the 3rd day we saw our 1st polar bear who was taking a nap on an ice floor before we woke him up. the beer gave

a grumpy look, walk away and try to fall asleep again. well, don't be full by his adorable look. these are deadly wild animals that are worried tech and human and you see it live in the arctic is no picnic and feed is in short supply for these animals and a polar bear will go after anything that's moving. if it's there a time, even for you speaking of dinner feed on the ice breaker, it was amazing. unlike pioneer the arctic exploration, we didn't have to worry about our next meal normally went up here. but nevertheless, we were granted a rare visit part of the she says, i'm out in the kitchen. you know, somebody when you fly in a plane, i'm up and i always crazy domains or products that you crave as much right on the

food, fruit and vegetable. so point thoughts sometimes you and the 3 to 4 months and no one has come up with a way to keep them fresh for such a long time. what's usually the goal with an and then you find yourself long in for some cucumber tomato, an apple of what a lot of people on the ship really missed is good asleep. it's midnight. but look how bright it is. it's really hard to adjust to the polar day and a lot of passengers, including myself, are having a hard time falling asleep. to see the sun rises incense just once per year, or 2, which makes time of day and irrelevant concept here. that goes to the time itself, by the way, we'll get to that. but the north pole on the 5th day, all eyes were on gps coordinates, as everyone's waiting to finally reach 90 degrees north. i was in the

middle of the 1st people to disembark, were the hunters whose job was to scare a polar bears if they show off the par 3 went out right after the okay, here we go. i'm sitting my foot at the most northern part of our planet. how does the feel feel like i just landed on land from here, every direction you look at south. there is nobody above us. we are literally on top of the world. i don't know. let me say it again. we are on top of the work, so we're getting the mind blowing. if you want

to know what time it is, it's basically whatever you like, the water supply by the way, all the way from the mainland to show you all of a strong coming together and or at the bottom just like her as longitude as we determined time on the planet. so at the north, for now all this, all the time zones and none of them the same time, no time, no other people just the down las frozen desert. it was most to real experience in my life. well, until this happened to women in the order in north pole after all, and only had 2 people made it here on top of the world. so go

ah, your job with the legacy, with magical in this place to me personally, is that you exist within one dimension with the world around the human case. time with the rhythm of all the people who are close ones friends, really phase 2 different parts of the well less in this way. if you're in one dimension with nick, you're paying for some time. so one could look at how we live on the right or wrong deal with a use constant. the rush gun

reporting for our teeth from the north pole while what the venture that was and if you want to see the whole thing again, it's a 3 part to check it out or not you tube channels to pass the hour. now, here are now to international stand by if you will for half an hour next, and the company of us soapy ship it, not sort of late as great guest the here. now the welcome to so think of visionary me sophie shepherd, not to run through the human body with technology has long ceased to be sy fi, but now it's merging computers with the most sophisticated machine of our own. the human brain is it creates a fantasy or some of us are not so distant future. well i asked the world 1st.