it's remarkable me the, the, the, the, the, the british prime minister, boris johnson can result a much anticipated shake out of his cabinet with the biggest change, the dominate grub shifted from his job for inspect retreat. natural gas prices all time record in europe increasing by over 20 percent compared to tuesday, talking feasible, winter energy prices b u. s. they say that he has no idea who was killed and try to talk. and i've got to stand last month, you know, full assessable the will before you don't know if it was a worker or an ices k operative. i can't speak to that,

and i can't speak to that in a setting in any event. so you don't know or won't tell us. i don't, i don't know because we're reviewing the res. have for the seats in russia. parliament with the election just days away will be giving you the full breakdown in our special coverage this hour and throughout the week. ah, she's been using all seem to national with me. you lasha? paula, thanks for joining us. it's all change of behalf of the british government of the prime minister board johnson carried out a cabinet re shuffle. shake up has long been expected. the education secretary has been sucks while the foreign secretary has been moved to justice. with more details on the shake up, he's on his isa, only quite dramatic. re shuffled there by bars johnson, the british prime minister. and the most notable perhaps of those re,

shuffles is dominick rob, who of course is well was, should i say the foreign secretary, he's been demoted? and now dominic rob is the minister who was presiding or supposed to be presiding over the hue case, strategic withdrawal from afghanistan. that was anything. but for those tail to teams we thought couple airport last month. while all of that was going on in the taliban were advancing on couple so many grub was on holiday and didn't return to his post a decision which brought him great criticism and a lot of pressure on bar subs and to get rid of him. and he has essentially been demoted to a lower position within the cabinet and the pie and that the situation in afghanistan was really heating up criticism was coming in for dominic rob from all corners of the political world. i think it's important to me what we're doing and where you are doing it from when did people were holding me through?

i'm not looking to brush over this. i just want to know when you went things. when did you little when in fact, on the surface this looks like a family of planning on on grunz. when was the last time a foreign minister went to a 2nd stop? went to becky. i'm not sure i have to check if you would like to know the busiest, where we have to come back to 3rd grade what seems particularly ready because high come us was recently and it started arranging the evacuation of german people through tashkent and it seems to be around the work streaming effectively from germany in terms of your own leadership, in your own actions. up until this point, did you ever, at any point consider offer to reside? now i consider getting home with the job. rob here still quite an important character. important figure within the cabinet. he's the deputy prime mina sir. busy little chancellor and the justice secretary, so i move for him,

but others haven't been as lucky govern. williamson well, that bucklin and robert generate that out of that position. but the chancellor richie said that he remained interestingly pretty to tell who is the home secretary . she was still 2 claims on her job, despite criticism and yet again, of her holding meetings with businessman and breaking the ministerial code. all of those allegations, not enough to bring pressure on board, so you get rid of her just yet and many others was clearly sensible that govern williams has been rooted education secretary, he was completely useless and it's also wrong. the doubling rabbit gone from the foreign office, given the failure, i think, to deal with the dentist on any sensible and effective way. however, the trouble is we've, we've had a capital of the inadequate. it's at the moment because the guys could so the party has refused to have people in the capital or on staff who don't believe impressions

and eliminates a whole range of people who are quite challenges. i have to say the johnson's of possible prime minister, the worst punish we've had in living memory. and therefore we've had people who been up already logical reasons, rather than because they're any good at the job. so we'll see what happens. but i don't think rob coach remains the deputy prime minister to that kind of reward or failure like will be placed within the back of moving some particular useless education. secondary, i don't think those who are concerned about foreign affairs recognize that dominant robin didn't perform well in terms of again, and i will welcome his removal particularly hopeful that the final outcome of this re shop will be very much better than we've had before. thanks. i know that you've been quoted for talent position as a home secretary, she in my view is just always missed a process. the just sort of image, which i believe book one but one see. many chances are in place and the chancellor

is probably the one member, the government with some credibility price for natural gas in europe. her hate an old time record increasing almost 20 percent compared to yesterday. it's lining up a triple threat just as winter demands about ok can as the surging wholesale prices can side with low levels of stored gas. and this factor of rising fuel poverty has shown it depends cakes, plain weather costs. if you reports, of course, it was expected, so people may have used more energy during the summer months, also locked down the costs. you could have impacted the amount of energy people use at home. we also know that they've been a problem with wind energy. lo winds have not been able to create enough energy to top up the deficits, and we know that you are paying companies have been tough competition over gas supplies with asian companies. all of this has seen that the energy tank

reduced to water should be pre pandemic capacity was around 84 percent. it's currently standing way down with 71 percent. all of it comes as you continue to all over the eyes. you think gas supply from russia, as you may be aware, the stream to pipeline construction project completed last week and gas from the russian company, who 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 that crisis that there are into, to pay things over the winter months just around the corner. and this really could

be the sort of another crisis fuel poverty is something the find some things that need householders to a pension is or low income. you often have to make a particularly tough decision. do they have to stay warm for themselves, their families, the children or do they use heating supplies? she make food, it's an incredibly difficult position 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 paul to be happy to make those decisions every year. so the idea that once again, we could the prices increase now the storage price is really will bring a lot of fear to those families who have been badly struggling to fall. like you

had been to winters facing this few crisis. we know that the question is now what other governments do and how will be european union react to a critical shortage. your wind power is also raising questions about an over reliance on renewable energy. a former trend foreign minister told us abroad and it makes is a safe approach. the fact that the wind is blowing and that the sun is shining less block, that's because inventory. so very low. all that all together. great stuff mixed. that's on the one hand, led to the increase in our prices in that 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 lines of 40 percent over poland,

speaking of 4050 percent. so this effect, countries, other countries, which for instance have an tricity based on nuclear like in france, i'm currently living the seclusion difference that might not be such a price rise. but we really have to look at it from countries to countries. and again, in my eyes, it's not only, and it's about friday thrive. the real problem for many countries, in particular, in germany, where we already had several of the creation of soft, crappy and near power cut in lot in certain regions. this is a tremendous problem. the u. s. secretary saved claims, he doesn't know who was hate in a recent american durance, trying to get to san antonio blink and was being grilled for a 2nd consecutive day in the senate over that time,

which killed 10 civilians just before the west. military pull out as more i've got to do for both for a long time. but we much bear in mind the highly partisan nature of american politics is what is the fact that ultimately may be very difficult about it can be defensive. the final weeks of us present here and just on the evacuation which, you know, many people see is, has been chaotic as well as humiliating. will the united states look, we will, we will here. we will put that on the fly, 2 weeks to get a b evacuation. we remember that the terror attacks that put everyone on it, the fear here, the anticipation that there could be more terror attack, reputed drew's buzzing endlessly. and this guy's cabal, again, watching for any potential threat to the apple. and in this case, given what we have learned, given the surveillance footage that was released,

it may well be the instance of h e, trigger. fingers of troops on the yet already fearing for their lives as well as the drone operators. the generals are watching this commander, this evacuation of the big, fearful, about pulling the trigger too quickly. the guy, the, by the ministration drone was he and a worker or an isis 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 know, no or won't tell us. i don't, i don't know because we're doing well. see, you think you'd kinda know before you're off, somebody with a predator. drones, many people see this valence. what is it with published in the media reported the showing the area of the drone strike immediately before it took place, showing

a man losing empty cactuses into a comp time. this is a lapse may have been mistook by the drone over it is by offices on the ground as filled with explosives. look the speculation immediately after about the room strike the perhaps. there was a wrong turn of events because we've seen what, what a top on the destruction it causes. we saw a van packed with explosives, take down a 5 story building get here. we saw a mangled car yet the wall that it was next to was relatively a touch, which would have been impossible if the car would be even hartfield with explosives . that of course we learned about that. the civilian casualties collateral casualties. a child 1st that was revised the 6 children who is it'll be very difficult to account for these incidents for this,

for this group strike that from what we've seen from the hearings at the re blink, the state department, and the by the ministration completely prepared to do so, and the thing is, is there 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've created hundreds or thousands of new potential terrorists from bombing the wrong people, given the general sense that many believe the afghan mission sale that it was 20 years of a of a few tal occupation. and given the fact that many republicans have, he's known this opportunity, many of the families of those troops, us troops killed on the 26th of august in that terror attack on the north gave the capital f, as well as the relatives of thousands of american troops. injured and killed over the war. and again, it is unlikely that they will lead up the biden administration anytime soon,

unless it offers ounces and provides accountability for what happened in the final weeks of american present year. and again, this time this is all seen to national and coming up next will launch into our russian elementary election, special coverage, the res, hold up for season this, they do me. that's after the break. the is the biden presidency in terminal decline. this administration handling of the cobra pandemic, the economy, and not least dennison sees this president underwater in the polls in a big way in the country today is just as divided as you're from tennis president, things around or x markets con thing

food shortage in and with big claim, you don't need it for the market. that's the plane and based on simple truth and country after countries beginning to realize that going to scape the b matrix for exit dominated by current players who control us dollar. and they can have sovereignty true sovereignty. if you have reliance on the us dollar, you do not have sovereignty. both seafood may be red or orange yellow. maybe we assume that they going to be on the suite to find a thing to receive a rounder, soft and soon again, that they're going to be sweeter in the

conduct charles haynes international. and when are moving to the heart of moscow on the election, h key as a looking red scrat, he's in the harvey said to bring you out in depth coverage of the elections to the state duma, which is russia's no half the follow. and voting will be held over 3 days. it will run from friday to sunday. and across the way, we're introducing you to the different parties in the race, giving you an insight into the world of russian politics. for now, this is quickly tell you 3 how the entire election process works. ah, [000:00:00;00]

the news. we saw that 450 seats. so grabs lots of competition for them. let's get cracking on the 14 parties hoping voters will be putting a tick in the box. first of the russian party of freedom, injustices among the socialist parties, involved it pleasures to build a society based on social justice and equality, promotes free education. and how can the 1st on this body's been involved in such an election? and the chair told us why they deserve, like regular body we sent for civil rights and freedoms, including people's rights to teach in their own languages and really practice their religion. and we aim to create a social, i did not have the goal of establishing a left when we are wrote civil movement. and this is what makes us, there is no time to divide couple into, let's look at what we need to call the citizens if they can, you challenge the criminal and, you know,

it is one of the younger policies on the russian political landscape. it used to have the word communism in their name, but they rebranded themselves still though their policies, they gravitate toward socialism. well, a lot there. in fact, their program is built around the idea of well creating a socialist state out of russia. he is how the leader of this party described his intentions. well, yeah, my aim is to develop the people as a political nation. rely on national conscious. almost all modern countries rely on that. we need to realize their responsibility for their wide and for their fate. we're just the windshield, the formation of a civil political nation, mainly without basically, russia will be just a colon that is used to serve other people. every year rushes population decreases by really not. the health care system has essentially been destroyed and it exists only for the well directly phi these we need a clear government or funding. there should be a decent level of support below which the states is in. all right. these should be

laid down in the constitution can be no commercial ultimately russia today we cannot achieve result the legislature level yes, if we get into minority, our goal is to appeal to the hearts and minds. i got, i mean we have to leave and they need to know we have to be up to us without being ready for much. so they may be saying that there is no point in dividing parties to left right center. but still, they are an incredibly left leaning party. again, they want to create a socialist state of prussia, the advocate for free health get and i just saw 3 health care and education which russia already has, but they want to expand to the just how free it is and to reduce, to drive, to a minimum the amount of paid institutions in these fears. now, it is also one of the somewhat dwarf parties of russia, but they are not wanting. they want to change that and dwell to become,

to get the 1st representative in the russian parliament. now let's move to the center of the political spectrum now and take a look at the current majority party and the re election favor united. russia is considered the de facto ruling party. so also the largest in the country. his german is the former prime minister to meet him. inventive the party supports the program of the president, and among his goals is strengthened in russia sovereignty. and he cannot make program include support for domestic industry, including high tech, non russia, the cur, majority party took more than half the votes in the last election, but kind of maintain that grid. and if it turn, it takes a look at, well, the new ballot can mean they are the ruling party. they are the favorites. always pretty much they are the party which 5 years ago, set a record by winning 344 seats out of 450. but how well united russia fair in this year's election, at some point,

any long standing champion inevitably faces a career way, 2 months before the vote support for the party dropped to 27 percent. it didn't get that low. in 13 years, many have called. busy it a crisis of trust. it required swift, daring, sometimes surprise moves, party leader dmitri, me advantage was removed as one of its top 5 candidates. the light up is now a mix of political behemoths who enjoy huge public support and new names who won the people's respect. like the countries eating covert, dr. ah, the a recent opinion poll showed 95 percent of those questioned recognized rushes

minister of defense survey showing you. so if counting on how familiar the most important faces of the party are, was part of the plan. the tactic is beginning to work. lot of our food, though, isn't on the list and isn't even a member of united russia officially, but the president has long been associated with the party and even let it for a while. in the past, he's been talking of the immense responsibility that united russia has to bear as the ruling party. you sure you want to reiterate my position? it is one thing to write something that is right and important and toward beautifully. and it is another thing to implement it. you and i are aware that the ruling political party is responsible for everything and all the countries problem . so that's what you have acted responsibly so far. and the program is turned out to be quite feasible. united russia proud the calls. busy busy it's manifesto the people's program. it was put together after considering online suggestions from

$2000000.00 russian citizens. the main goal is to boost the public squad of life with special attention to healing the direct and indirect effect of the pandemic. ah, me, i still, like i said, united russia isn't going through the easiest of times. serious blows to the parties, reputation have included criminal charges. and in some cases, jail terms for mayor's governor's cabinet ministers even who had to be kicked out of united russia for fraud and corruption. in some cases lately, however, the party was left red faced because some of its senior members simply forgot about decent matters. seen more reminiscent of a dog owner playing with his boot. where certainly unseemly for

a governor given up keys from new fire trucks to a brigade. well, soon after that the official lost his job party membership and definitely lost united russia support in his region. but it still remains the most popular political force in the country. yes, it's keen to take advantage of the experience and trust behind some old school. big names like mr. lab, rob and mr. shaw group. but on like a stagnating bureaucracy, the party is ready to count on fresh faces. it's ready for reform and it's trying to get as many russians as possible involved in its decisions using contemporary online methods, plus or from our election headquarters. the de sour brother, anchors and correspondence are going to be here right through the reading campaign days. and they were going to be ramping up our coverage through to the voting and to those all important results on monday morning

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got everybody locked down or almost no food and no water. but really i'm not sure somebody especially if you're still in the cove. it, you're living like the female of own, but in the 21st century. ah oh right now there are 2000000000 people who are overweight or obese. it's profitable to sell food that he's trying to see 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 as obesity epidemic, that industry has been influencing very deeply. the medical and scientific establishment, ah, what's driving the obesity epidemic?

it's corporate. mm. the, the call. so there are milly's resignation, are growing, falling revelations of secret conversations with the chinese. emily says he was acting as a good faith precaution to prevent a war with china following the events on january 6th. however, the timeline of 1000000 others conversations regarding president trump has a much different picture. who will lay out all of the details for you, and who benefits from the continued division between the united states and russia. all of this, all new war games are involving the world's most powerful military are beginning. we will tell you, and the recall is over new, some get to hold onto his title was governor. however, the race has major implications for the upcoming 2020 to mid term. we will examine the effects on both parties, platforms, moving forward. gymnast,

take the capitol hill to testify on the f. b. i sexual abuse investigation with a very harsh words for usa gymnastics, and the usa olympic committee will their emotional testimony bring any reforms for not only the organization, but how the f b, i handle these types of investigation in the future. and identical contract proposals for men and women will be offered by us soccer. we will tell you what motivated this change and what this could mean about the future of soccer in the united states. i'm getting you the story more on today's news views. hughes right here on our team. erica, let's get started. ah, thanks for watching. and joining us, you know, falling recent events involving the united states. it looks like there is a shifting of partnerships as a countries begin to realize the united states might not be the only team their loyalty should be committed to. well, at least not in the short term. and beginning on the 16th,

the people's liberation army is one of 7 forces, who will be joining in a 6 day military exercise, mainly occurring on russia border with europe. now russia will be one of the other forces, bringing $200000.00 troops, plus air and sea power not divided united states, even though the u. s. has just launched its biggest war games in 40 years. so all of this being very reminiscent of cold war games, except what china play a much bigger role than the past. so discuss these events and what they mean. moving forward, we bring a jeremy, who's rough managing editor of a covert action magazine. jeremy, thanks for joining me on this. and i know we've talked about afghanistan, we know we've talked about the shifting powers and alliances, but i have to tell you, i'm a little concerned right now because a war games happened consistently. but you feel like the ones that are occurring in