[000:00:00;00] the news the breaking news on r c. natural gas prices search to an all time record in europe, now standing at $964.00 per 1000 cubic meters and rising by the hour, sparking fears of a winter energy crisis. secretary of state of mitzy has no idea who was killed in a drug striking not gonna stand last month, you know, full assessable the will before you don't know if it was an aide worker or an ices k operative. i can't speak to that and i can't speak to that in the setting in any event. and so you don't know or won't tell us. i don't,

i don't know because we're doing work and it's gone mad with break this overtones. just. some of the reaction to new york professors take on 911. the academic called the terrorist atrocity which killed almost $3000.00 people, an attack on a white american capitalism. that's a retired us army colonel, gives us his insights, since the motives behind the military interventions that followed $911.00 fear and re was how they made the decisions they made in the aftermath. that's not a good environment in which to make national security decisions. ah, i went to it for here in moscow. my name is colleen bray. welcome to your well news from marci international 1st breaking developments. this our prices for natural gas

in europe in an all time record the currently over $960.00 per 1000 cubic meters as an increase of 20 percent on yesterday. and they are rising by the hour. it's lining up triple threat just as when to demands about to kick into with the surging wholesale prices. coinciding with lower levels of stored gas and the specter of rising fuel poverty shall do better. he explains whether it costs, if you reports, of course, as was expected. so people may have used more energy during the summer months, also locked down to cost. you could have impacted the amount of energy people use at home. we also know that there's been a problem with wind energy. low winds have not been able to create enough energy to top up the deficits. and we know that europe in companies have been tough competition over gas supplies with asian companies. all of it has seen that the energy tank reduced to water should be free. pandemic capacity was around 84 percent. it's currently standing way down. the 2nd one percent. all of it

comes is that you continue to all over the eyes. you think gas supply from russia, as you may be aware, the stream to pipeline construction project is completed last week and gas from the russian company has said it is ready to supply you with. it's just a deficit immediately. it's ready to step up to the plate and do that. however, for the happen, the, you have to certify that pipeline. they'll never suggestions that could take some before. that's ready to happen. we knew that some countries in europe already trying to take emergency measures to deal with thought crisis that there are into, to pay things over the winter months just around the corner. let's take saying, which is the 1st country that is reacted and said, what is going to do. and this really could be the saw of another crisis. fuel

poverty is something that find some things that need householders to a pension is or low income. do you often have to make a particularly tough decision? do they have a home to stay warm for themselves that families the children or do they use? she thing supplies, she make. it's a need to be difficult positions that many people have to take every year. some figures from the european commission suggests that they're all between 15000000 and a 125000000 people across europe who are currently in a few call for having to make those decisions every year. so the idea that once again, we keep the prices increase. now lease historic prices really will bring a lot of fear to those families who have family struggling to fall life. europe at the head seem to interest facing is few crisis. we know that the question is now, what will the government thing we heard,

what the spanish government is going through, but what will other governments do and how will be european union react? a critical shortage of wind power is also raising questions of over reliance on renewable energy from austria and foreign minister told us that countries with a broad energy makes a more able to cushion the blow. the fact that the wind is blowing and that the sun is shining less blood. that's because inventory, so very low. all that, all together. great stuff. mixed that on the one hand that led to the increase in power prices. kinetic tricity prices of causal, natural gas prices. and on the other hand, as although the permanent lessons risk of power cuts, electricity, we have tremendous rise. it's only twice for 40 or the poland digging up for 50 percent. so this effect of countries, other countries,

which for instance have an tricity based on nuclear like in france, i'm currently living the seclusion is different. so might not be such a price rise, but we really have to look at it from country to countries. and again, in my eyes, it's not only and it's you about fries thrive, the real problem for many countries, in particular, in germany, where we already have several of the creation of the near power cut in, not in certain regions. this is a tremendous problem. wind power is also coming under attack from an unlikely source, environmental campaigners in germany. they say that new turbines near berlin will put some 2000 heck as a forest at risk or europe corresponding peter all of a travel to the area to take a look in brandon berg, near to the town of sausage campaign. as of fighting against the building of

thousands of 200 metre, high windmills, the plan would see nearly 2000 heck is a forest at risk of being chopped down to make way the hum and who and the solar wind turbans consume a lot of resources for they production, they destroy nature, they deprived animals of the habitat and we humans are not happy either one. we have to live near them. on the angle of merkel 10 years, chancellor, germany has become one of the world's leading nations in wind energy. renewables currently generates around 40 percent of the country's electricity with over a quarter of the nation's power coming from the wind. last year. the largest energy agency in germany wants to see it become easier to build more capacity activists. supposing the plan though, say that german mindsets are to fixed when it comes to energy is global. i think many people are afraid of getting labeled of being excluded from society because they have an opinion that doesn't correspond to the mainstream. if we look around the world,

we see that other countries are teaching us how to do it. nuclear power plants, coal fired power plants, gas fired power plants are all being built. nobody tries to change their mind because they are afraid that others will reject them in the end. that's not an opinion that's popular on the german election campaign trail. green party candidate for chancellor underlying a bare bulk wants to see 2 percent of all london the country made available to wind farms. current front runner to be chancellor oil f. sholtes of the social democrats is broadly in favor and dying. a potential coalition with the greens of the real contenders only conservative almond lasha has been moderate when it comes to pushing climate goals. he's also tanked in the polls. i don't know if it was ever possible for you, mrs. barbara, to stand in front of a 1000 miners and say to them, you are going into early retirement. your plans will be closed. that's the social part that you have to think about when you have such big goals. while the cd you

candidate for chancellor says his rivals putting greeting politics ahead of realities like jobs campaign, as he is a dream politics of being pushed ahead of the actual environment itself. they all use climate protection as a cover and don't realize that wind turbans don't say if a single van of c o 2, nature must be protected. following the fukushima disaster in japan angle merkle announced that germany's nuclear power would be phased out. as it stands, the last nuclear plant to close next year. cold power is also set to be closed down by 2038. as a matter of officially, america will certainly be remembered for her climate policy when we think of her withdrawal from nuclear energy after fukushima. but i think she will be very negatively associated with these policies. no one will forgive her for this decision if it results in failure for germany. we can't produce energy that is 3 times as expensive as in the rest of the world and pretend that we are saving the

world. germany share of manmade c o 2 emissions is 0.4 percent in relation to the rest of the world. as germany moves away from nuclear and co, they have to find solutions to provide the energy that is needed. but us politicians push green energy proposals that go into boom pads with people who aren't so willing to change at any cost. peter, all of a r t. brenda berg, germany us secretary of state claims that he doesn't know who was hits in a recent american drone strike in afghanistan. anthony blank and was being grilled for a 2nd consecutive day in the senate over the attack which killed 10 civilians just before the west of military polis. as more, i guess, the report considering how partisan american politics are, as well as the fact that, you know, arguably it is very difficult to mount a defense of what we saw in the final weeks of american presence. got a start end allied presence as well. i remember the atmosphere here as the

evacuation the days until the end of the evacuation wound down. it was an atmosphere of, of tension anticipation and, and even fear. because everybody was in read lead. everybody feared intelligence, the taliban, the, the troops here and especially the people here that there would be another town tied to the put that there would be another escalation we reported in the drones that endlessly zig zagging over the skies in the skies over over capitol and bear in mind that this attack took place very close to capital airport, which is where the evacuation was underway, where surveillance was heavy. it's just 3 kilometers away where that drove strike heat that car and killed 10 people. so there is, there is even back. then there was speculation that these may have been, you know, a premature attack because of the fact that everybody here was on the edge of their

nerves. and now that you know questions are being last hard questions now that we have more of an idea of what happened now that there's been surveillance floated release off the side before the incident. well, the, the state department is going to have to answer the guy the biden administration. drone was the, an aide worker or an ices k operative. the administration is, of course, reviewing that, that strike. and i'm sure that a full assessment will be, will be for you don't know if it was an aide worker or an ices k operative. i can't speak to that and i can't speak to that in the setting in any event. so you don't know or won't tell us, i don't, i don't know because we're doing well. so you think you'd kinda know before you're off, somebody with a predator drone, you know, among many people in the united states, those unhappy with how the evacuation and the u. s withdrawal. how it patton doubt . well, they've,

they've found the state department and the biden administration's arguments entirely. i'm convincing. they say, what they heard at these hearings was an exercise in diversion and sidestepping sidestepping questions. look at what he is here on the ground, in the immediate aftermath of that drone strike on the, on the 29th of august, which followed of course, the deadly terror attack. on the 26th of august which claimed the lives of up to 200 people, there was indication that that drone strike in the immediate aftermath that it may have gone wrong. because we have, we saw initially, you know, the wrecked car, the vehicle that was hit, and that we've, we've seen before. what a car bomb does, it is of the suicide best. it is much, much more deadly, much more destructive. we, we saw a vine, a suicide vine, and in syria level, take down a 5 story building yet. here you have a car on the united states said they belong to the,

to isis k. and that they destroyed. and he had a wall standing right next to it was, was virtually untouched. so there was indication that there were no explosives in, in that car, at the time, emissions that we heard about the reports of the dead children 1st it was white and then to then then half a dozen to certainly it will be very difficult for the state department to defend its actions. it's final days enough gotten to start and of course, account for what happens in the future given that many she america's mission here in again is thought as being a failure. and the thing is, is, or is blow back to that. i mean, i don't know if it's true, but i see these pictures of these beautiful children that were killed in the attack . if that's true and not propaganda, if that's true, guess what? maybe you created hundreds or thousands of new potential terrorist from bombing the

wrong people's more than that. these hearings will continue. undoubtedly, the pressure is on the biden administration. the republicans and those upset again with the american final, the final days here. and i've gotten this thought they will likely pass it they, they, they, they will let up on the button administration until it offers a proper account and accountability for the actions of troops as well as politicians over of guide is done in the final days of august. last weekend's, 911 anniversaries exposed and enduring divide over the core american values. the terrorists were supposedly targeting. and now one new york professors sparked outrage by calling it an attack on the quote hetero patriarchal capitalistic system . the white americans fight to protect the common spark as fierce backlash with many calling it whiteness gone mad. as k, them open reports 911 brought the country together. it was

a day of shock and terror and fear and americans clung to each other and was followed by massive public displays of patriotism. after 20 years, the taboo about how to discuss these events seems to be fading. and some rather interesting viewpoints have surfaced on social media. we have to be more honest about what 911 was and what it was and it was an attack on the head tra, butree, alco, capitalistic systems that america relies upon to wrangle other countries into vicinity . it was an attack on the systems many what americans fight to protect the author of this tweet. assistant professor jen am jackson of syracuse university has done what has never been done before. she framed 911 in a racial context, saying that americans of different backgrounds were affected by different like white americans might not have really found true fear before 911 because they never saw one man to be accessible, vulnerable,

and on the receiving side of military violence at home, but white americans experiences are not ascending for america. one can imagine that such comments were not universally embraced. i don't really think you're intelligent enough to know what you're seeing. so i'll ask, is that an endorsement of the 911 attacks? because it sure sounds like it. this is the kind of disturbing rubbish people spout when they see the world through a lens of identity politics. pretty sure al qaeda was an attacking us over a hetero patriarchy issue. i am also pretty sure that it's too easy to get a ph d if this lady has one. first of all, number one is the header of patriarchal and capitalist as well. so i don't know why they would want to attack the us of those kinds of ideological grounds. us is a powerful secular state which is saw as. ringback therefore,

oppressive to muslims and raised doesn't really add to the picture at all. in america, america is race upset. so americans assume that race is a factor everywhere and everything. but in this case, it was not really any significant factor. there are always silly people everywhere who want to give. ready novel interpretation to, to, to certain events and to want to interpret 7 very assess self serving ways. the university of syracuse has defended these words, saying that they are a legitimate part of the discourse. some have asked the university to condemn the professor's comments and others have demanded the professor's dismissal. neither of those actions will happen at the home of the maxwell school of citizenship in public affairs. free speech for all people across the political spectrum within the limits of the law and the university's anti harassment policy is one of our key values. speech can be offensive, hurtful, or provocative. still syracuse university will stand by the principles of free

speech and by our commitment to keeping our community safe in the face of threats and harassment. professor jackson is not alone. educators in florida are being advised to avoid some of the gruesome details about $911.00 for fear it could inflame ampio logic, bigotry. it seems like the attacks have become yet another crucial issue and an already divided america. questions like why did 911 happen? what were the hijackers, motivations, and how was the popular affected while they seemed like automatic assumptions 20 years ago? not anymore so many years about truth and integrity. i would love it. you're going to america in academia, and government run public schools that we taught our kids the truth about $911.00 that we got rid of this mid of american exceptionalism. the drives so much imperialist policy. but this curriculum is determined by government.

and while we have a government of losers, by any definition of that word, losers, the victors, right the history. and in this case the us, federal government is still winning as term. and in terms of maintaining its authority in the united states, it writes the textbooks, it runs the schools, the government will not put out a narrative that makes itself weaker. so government schools in america for many years to come will continue to be used as tools for propaganda to reinforce the government narrative about $911.00 will off to this bulletin and he's going underground later this hour we hear from a former chief of staff, the secretary of state colin powell, who reflects on america's post 911 policy and where it might have gone wrong, fear and re was how they made the decisions they made in the aftermath. that's not a good environment in which to make national security decisions for fear,

as i indicated was they will get rid of us. but then there was a quick realization really coming after the debrief out. and the megaphone in new york, where the president said, and the people who did this will hear from us that is, polls would skyrocket and they did. so they quickly became motivated by political considerations. the poll numbers of the $911.00 mix up fear ethically, with a strategy involving defense companies on k street, and how this can be manipulated into a, into a money spinning idea off the bodies of those who are killed as an hours warning in january 1960 about the military industrial complex we just put on steroids. the complex became desirous of analysts war analysts war that would feed them like a cash cow and keep them alive and breathing and their ceo's making enormous salaries and their company solvent. that's why we expanded nato to

a certain extent to which so we could bring the poles and others into buying these equipments made by our arms merchants. so this complex was largely responsible for the military staying and i've kind of stand for 20 some odd years. it was only august you didn't believe biden was gonna withdraw troops. and of course some people say that may will have been advisors to have a chaotic withdrawal to show presidents. this is what happens when you overrule those kinds of defense company. yeah, you said it did a sama been not and when i mean you've talked so eloquently about the corruption that torture the heroine, the relations between the cia and the i s i and pakistan. and now the united states has lost so much so much in this world since the $911.00 attacks are when we're looking at those lines projections directly on that one fall while they are in 1998

. i think he succeeded beyond his wildest dreams. i think our empire is going down pretty fast right now. i'm beginning to believe that it's on salvageable. going underground period a few minutes before then a space ex prepared to launch for tourists in the orbit. tv, the grandson of mosques, idol soviet rocket engineer. so guy, korea love. it's just one of our stories lined up for launch in t minus 90 seconds. i use join me every thursday on the alex sermon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world. the politics sport, business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. me.

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a warning that al qaeda could regroup and attack the u. s. again within just a couple of years. and phase of a resurgence have been fueled by video appearing to show the terror groups leader. i'm and i was that were hearing it was until now presumed dead. the clip was posted on line on the anniversary of 911. his what form and my 5 intelligence officer and mash and made up the video. i have to say that i think it is proof that he was suddenly alive around the beginning of this year. despite american intelligence report saying that my f died in november last year because he is referring to an attack on a russian based on syria. and he's referring to the fact that the taliban would win in afghanistan. and he doesn't refer to the fact that taliban resurgence happened so quickly. so it might be an indication for something that was filmed at the beginning of the year. and that alcohol has just been keeping up at sleeves that reveal it on 911. that said again, that might be blocking double block, perhaps east, a live o m, and also

a harry had frontier to alco you to since taking over from a, some of in loudon who was killed in 2011. the us state department offered a $25000000.00 bounty for information leading to his capture. also we're here. he's whereabouts remain a mystery. 2 months ago with un sanctions monitoring team reported the if the terrorist alive he would like he'd be hiding in afghanistan, probably in paul health. a previous video released by all kinds remark showed some new eclipse, but no direct evidence of him being alive. an emotion says that the give us withdrawal from afghanistan could become an effective propaganda weapons, a terror groups going to be a boost to all sorts of flavors of islamic jihad isn't when most notably, of course, isis. the fact that america has retreated in objects to the fact that the taliban is research and talk to the fact that other groups and other organizes to be released from prison represents a major threat to interest. and in fact, i think the current head of my thighs can. mccallum made

a public things about this last week, saying that this is going to be major threats that the u. k. and other allies across nature is going to have to pay space ex will launch for tourists into orbit later this wednesday. it's the latest milestone in a technological path, stretching back more than 6 decades and few if any hold a greater place in that history than the soviet space engineers. the guy korean space ex, found a mosque is repeatedly cited him as a key source of inspiration. he's been talking to so guy, korea, love's grandson about his recent meeting with musk or the musician. but i really liked that everything's in practically the same space and everyone sees the result of their work and what's happening around them. it's an enormous hanger about the size of a football field where they assemble the engines, carrier rocket, and landing module nearby. there's a glass partition and then 4 or 5 floors of engineers offices. so they can look out onto the production area and see everything. actually, many of the engineers work remotely,

even from other states. the engineers develop things in groups with like 3 of them working remotely and 2 in the space, ex office, who can go down and look at everything, check and configure things, and then discuss them and make changes in the computer. mr. marshall is, portillo fall was not, he's a fantastic person to talk to that became clear during our phone conversation. he talks a lot, listen attentively and laughs a lot. he's the same way in person. totally, not arrogant, understandably, he could have behaved in a different way because of the sheer volume of his responsibilities where scholarly and when i told him is similar to sir gay cardio in his approach organizing the project. he has the same sense of purpose. many details are internally arranged as design elements. that's what must can come to you have in common. they both believe that only a beautiful composition can fly into space. mosque knows the history of rush and space exploration very well and said his corporation would not have been so

successful if it had not stood on the shoulders of titans, including sooner. gay cut off the company as hall, dedicated carly of field coffee and garden. outside of my professional career, i try to promote the memory of my grandfather's. he had a difficult life and made the best of it. such an individual should be an example for future generations. ok, that's how it looks for moscow so far this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'll say i'll be back with the next update to just have a half an hour. ah . when i went to the wrong one, i'll just don't rule out the thing becomes the after kid and engagement equals the trail. when so many

find themselves world far as we choose to look for common ground. oh right now there are 2000000000 people who are overweight or obese. it's profitable to sell food that is trinity and sugary and faulty and addicted. not at the individual level. it's not individual willpower. and if we go on believing that will never change, that industry has been influencing very deeply. the medical and scientific establishment ah, what's driving the m, it's corporate, me ah,