how does the bite and ministration work with president? right. you see, assuming he does get the top job because we're now into runs number 6 of the iran nuclear talks in vienna. so i think the dominant view in the by did ministration is that it doesn't really matter who the president is, because all of the key decisions on foreign policy and national security policy, including the player missile program, currently resides with pro meter. so from the bio administration standpoint, they would expect the negotiations to revise the nuclear deal chasing p o a to continue after the election. and it's possible that that agreement might be reached during the lame duck period. president rodney does not actually office until early august, but even if no agreement is reached. i think the by the ministrations expectation has been supreme. there are many one sanctions relief primarily to try to address the severe economic damage that iran has suffered. and certainly the incoming president racy, would benefit tremendously if he can take credit for the sanctio

what's the by the ministrations policy approach lives to those issues? is there a robust policy in place? i think that's what's being rolled out and i think they're taking it very seriously . and the chairman of the hispanic caucus in congress representative group has talked about, he's really pushing the administration to go to the root cause. and i think that's really not the very they're going to be for from the internet that are very unhappy with what she said. and i think they know that they knew this was a risky thing to say. but they believed that a whole mystic approach that targeting there has been stability, economic, political, and violent in the, in central america for decades now. so it's going to be a massive overhaul. so this is not a one trip lamps that will fix anything. but how do we build a sustainable future because they are neighbors? and so i think you're going to see a really strong lasting foundation of policies being rolled out. but it's thank you so much. that was live, show us policy analysts with the homeless foundation. thank

we need development part more on the part of the bible ministration. you take it much more. ready multi national multilateralism for to wrapping up to combat china power chinese moodily. and it's a function of the fact that the why did with this ration was made over the burden to europe and demonstrated that it's willing to put relationships with european countries on a charming directory comparison to require. ready ready all the possible relationship that the trumpet direction. how do we measure the range. ready of fully going down the route, right. how competition with china and really marshal european support. ready a native ore that the aging they would be doing this when a great deal, not because of any signal. because the way we should demonstrate that the by the ministration is already successfully monitoring a whole country which is seeking to bring on board. ready to combat china power, is it though, i mean while relations between the us and china are clearly defined. european leaders, i imagine, have to thread more carefully when it comes to china. i think absolut

but it was interesting because we heard the what we often hear from the bite and ministration that you know, this is, this is welcome of a sci fi, but not quite sure whether it is enduring holes for lasting political supplement. calls for an independent inquiry into human rights abuses. and so we have the, the very grim, accounting from us, a id of the humanitarian situation. 6.5000000 in te gray as the population 3.5 to 40 in the emergency assistance, 702900000, are already in catastrophic conditions. and, and sarah charles is making clear that as far as us idea is concerned, famine is already underway. in europe, and she was very clear that a lot of this was the phone off the ethiopian government. but you can always see that balancing act when you see us politicians discuss if you, if you, because as, as they're counting, the heroic situation in integrating. they are constantly mentioning, what are important ally, ethiopia is to the united states in the horn of africa. it's always been called. the u. s. is anchor of stability in the horn of africa. very difficult to describe it as su

everything inside of me wants to say that this is going to force abiding ministration. certainly you would think that, that you moved by the governor really undermined the, by the ministrations. don't actually the one step up and do something. but i don't believe that's going to happen because there have been many opportunities. i mean there have been photos, journalists, legislature, house of representative members from multiple states. the travel down to the border in texas is solving for ricky condition in the state of emergency and certainly protect this are also for the rest of the united states and the executive department. the president, united states is not doing the job and is not working to secure those will be those free receipts must take action because not only are you open order policies not being addressed by the by didn't ministration, but they're not there, harmful the landowners to farmers on the southern border there with mexico border states, feel like they've been left out to dry while the migrants keep coming. the executive branch in washington, d.

i won't just hasn't been hired by the by going to ministration. he is an uber successful washington lobbyist. wonder why i'm jeff. just secured amazon. and the client critics say the super rich etc. brothers pose a threat to biden's. suppose it ethical image, but there, which is just the most glaring and the most ridiculous example of nepotism in the white house. cathy russell, the director of presidential personnel has gone unset a great example by at the very least of not stopping the hiring of her own daughter . sarah, don't alone on the white house national security council don't on graduated from college in 2019. so that's another lum jr role that's gone to a staff as kids and get this sarah, don't want uncle and mom kathy russell's brother in law mike don't alone. also happens to be a senior advisor to joe biden. and this isn't the only saw key operating in the white house who's saying jen has a sista gold. stephanie who's been a senior advisor at the health and human services department since march. wait, wait. this is good. according to th

but this is the path by which i'm the ministration as they can and something to keep in mind. the iranians are not naive to the fact that yes there's, they're very aware of their domestic mismanagement and corruption that leads to these economic situations. but they're also very aware of the role of ancient and when i speak to family and friends in iran, they say it's like the war, the 1980. i mean that is a very different situation than it was just a few years ago. and so the role of us sanctions can't be can't be denied so. so i'm just really curious about when we started his presidency 4 years ago and how he's ending his presidency 4 years ago. what is your takeaway? well, years ago, 2013. yes. when you were, when he was elected, he was elected in a way of optimism and hope. it would be the administration of moderation proposed to say, and that's what everybody believes, very difficult to describe. just how it, scientists, eagle, where in 2013, coming after that period of the bush administration as well, part of that in the united states. so it was a very jock period of tim

as that ago, she should take place and adherence to human rights is of utmost priority to the 5 ministration and will factor in to the negotiation. thank you. kimberly, how can what house correspondence i also spoke to mart fitzpatrick, early as a former deputy assistant secretary of state. and he says bought in. it's actually under pressure to take a phone stump against iran. anything that bided ministration does to show flexibility toward iran is going to be criticized. republicans are not going to support any feasible deal with iran. so the biden team knows this and knows they will have to weather criticism. i think the issue is not so much the one of sequencing, but rather the extent to which they will lift sanctions imposed by the trump team. the white house has said that there will be several 100 sanctions that will remain in place. you ron, want all of them lifted, and i think there will have to be some compromises on both sides to narrow down this area of disagreement. there are so many complications and iran in be so called behavior is of concern to many of its neighbors into the un

and what the by did ministration says are it's more you main policies, but there is political pressure from both sides over this issue. republicans are saying that the situation at the border is a crisis that the administration was unprepared and that they've bungled the the, the situation. and in fact, in order to score some political points, the former president donald trump, is due to visit the board or somewhere here in the state of texas at the end of this month. but on the left, you have democrats and other activists urging the, by the ministration to ditch a trump error rule. it's called title $42.00, and it allows us forties to immediately deport families and individual migrants who are coming to the border and have cross the border without giving them an opportunity to claim asylum, single children, unaccompanied miners. they are allowed in and they are taken into chair, but others are not so a lot of pressure on the, by the ministration to cancel title 42. many republicans probably tell you in a moment about what that implementation of that rule which was originally does not

then dividing the ministration takes aim at chinese companies, expanding the blacklisted, whitening economic rift between the 2 countries. it is a pac show. so let's get started. and we begin with this announcement from facebook on the suspension of former us president donald trump. trump will not be allowed back on facebook for at least 2 years. that's the official sentence. if you want to call that handed down by the social media giant, facebook said it would revisit the suspension 2 years from the date of its initial move to suspend him. on january 7th, do the math on that conveniently. it means that trump would not be reinstated until at least after next year, mid term elections. i say at least because after those 2 years, facebook may revisit the issue, but they might not let him back on. facebook original suspension was open ended, but their oversight board rule that it was not appropriate. facebook released this statement today saying, and part quote, given the gravity of the circumstances that led to mr. trump suspension, we believe his actions constituted a severe violation of our r

but primarily the buyer and ministration looks at it as it as much of africa to the prism of china and china as extensive investments in ethiopia as well. the idea that the vitamin ministration would do anything to jeopardize its relationship with ad is about then that trying to solidify relationship with the therapy you feel is always a big part of this, of this, of this, this conversation. which is why there hasn't been much of a conversation of these overtly for such a long time. and then we saw that through this hearing where it's quite clear that from the u. s. id representative who was talking this hearing that they know that the, the government is responsible for a man made famine and for terrible gender based violence. all sort of a, a cool accounting of what terrible things have been going on and to cry over the last several months. and it was pretty clear who was responsible for a lot of this. and yet only in the same breath than you numbers and congress and members will even distractions say, but you know, both sides are to blame. so and then the most interesting example of

that there's no difference with the trumpet, ministration response and bama ministration with all its faults. and they were many made a decision years ago. you'll be with my, remember that it was not worth while prosecuting is because i was there for after prosecutes on the publications in which we see leaks, documents appeared. i mean, it's a journalist, myself, and investigative journalist is work across the world is written over books and films. there is no more essential news gathering, organisation, and wiki lake symbol in my adult life, bohannon and documents about guantanamo iraq, honduras the drug war. i mean, any, she can imagine any journalist who fears we use and quote and appreciate where he likes releases to me the shameless continued incarceration and torture of a son in a london prison. with no clear indication of when the favor would be relief is not shameful. but actually deeply corrupt and what is so remarkable, although not how silence so many journalists about his case. it speaks volumes about how they say they roll. and to me, as i thought for number, the most jou

barton ministration does not want to escalate. you know, i saw that statement which you just displayed on your screen when the state said it doesn't intend to escalate these strikes. although you know, any loss of life is, you know, something which is unfortunate that these strikes and the same as was over there is in february, a p designed to be very limited in scale as if to say, look on, on a, on the same fine, budding bite and sending a message to say, i don't want to escalate. so it's a 2 way message if you would like. and it's a lot i think you to compare it to the trump administration's policy where he targeted the head of the force general awesome. so manny at the approach. this is tracy, this is, is taking is quite different. i mean, i do believe that they do intend not, they do intend to the escalate as much as possible, even though they did want to appreciate you wearing the situation for setting the expert opinions of ali risk, middle east affairs expert. thank you. another news for us jonathan's under a tank for faili

so from the binding ministration standpoint, i don't think they expect the presidential elections to fundamentally change the direction of their lives for policy. the us military presence in the middle east is shrinking again. equipments as well as hundreds of troops and personnel are being pulled out. the pentagon confirmed reports, the anti missile batteries were being removed from iraq, q 8, jordan and saudi arabia. it comes 2 years after the military presence in the region grew amid escalating tensions with iran. gabriel elizondo reports from washington. well, the pentagon is not telling us exactly how many troops and exactly, exactly precisely where they're being withdrawn from. an exactly when. nevertheless, we can certainly ascertain from the information that they did release that, that they are saying that it definitely is air defense assets, primarily that are being moved out of the middle east region. they said that they would be perhaps moved to some redeployed to other areas that they would not disclose or brought back to the u. s. for maintenance. what we think this is,

and so how can the united states cooperate with that ministration administration that are themselves correct? for example. and this is one of the main problem. so united states has now incorporating with an order and trying to correspond carry that more in washington d. c. thanks so much for that insight. and sticking with our theme every year, hundreds of thousands of people make the journey northwards from central america through mexico. with a hope of crossing into the u. s. w reporter i traveled into the city of tampa hoola in southern mexico, near the border with guatemala. it's one of the key arrival points for undocumented migrants from central america. danny rios travelled from honduras to mexico with her 2 daughters and 2 nephews. they've just been detained at a checkpoint and have a jeweler and don't know where they will be taken. as they arrived last monday, we've been hungry and slept in the park because we had nowhere to sleep. just trying to hold on none. august. sanchez has been running a shoulder for migraines and tap at sheila for 3 decades. she's noticed that since

we see a bit of continuity here from the trouble ministration to the biden ministration, which might surprise some should that surprise us? no, not necessarily. a china still, it is the rival number one of united states, the mutual rival. and what seems to be is the motivation is not so much about the chronology even more about the q e d, and also on values. i mean, the values play a role in by, in china policy and policy. but of course, that directly has businesses that are trying to be present in both economies. right now. we see, for example, with recent boyd conservation emmons are on the one hand, these investment restrictions on the other hand, is it still an exaggeration to talk about economies? decoupling probably for the last 20 or 25 years, to be honest, if you look at data, we see the foreign benjamin ad bed in china production has low ground many, many years. and the company has accelerated, and it's also driven by us in europe. more china on its own as well. and so it's approaches that has continued in this packet. we before actually accomplish korea. how important is th

and so how can the united states cooperate with that ministration administration that are themselves correct? for example, this is one of the main problems. so united states has now incorporating with an order and trying to be of course, by a carry that she will in washington d. c, thanks so much for that insight. marine biologists around the world are marking world ocean state scientists say global warming and over fishing, or having an adverse impact on our seas. and us trailing and study has found that many tropical waters are already too warm for some species to survive and oceans around the equator. are much less rich in marine life than in previous decades. take, for example, the waters off of kenya, where coral reefs are dying at record race conscious. there are monitoring fish population and have started recruiting local fishermen to try to help conserve endangered species. the reef looks the great. it was at least there are still fishes here. jo, ann coworker and her colleague pizza was to be visit the room some way in the coral reef every 2 years to check up on this fragile

this is good news for the ministration. they were looking at the alternatives that netanyahu led hard right wing religious coalition, that netanyahu would have led into strong opposition to the return to the iranian euclid hill. and would have pushed settlement activity and legislation to legitimize illegal settlements. outposts that would have created in combination, i could deal with harper to the bottom of ministration. and regardless of how rants this coalition, i look to some of the, our world. it's a fresh face for washington and it's not just bennett it's banner. who is an ideologue, who definitely was strongest proponent, annexation good, strongest opponent of the palestinian state. nevertheless, he is constrained and he's constrained by the labor and merits lettering parties are in the coalition who have a unit rates. are there any legislation? and he's constrained in terms of the relationship with the united states, which he has to take more seriously. when he's sitting behind the prime minister's test, then when

with what the bible ministration says is its own more humane approach. but democrats and immigrants rights advocates are pressuring the administration to ditch at trump era rule that allows officials to deport would be asylum seekers immediately without allowing them to file an asylum claim. harris said immigration cannot forever be a political football. this issue cannot be reduced politically we're talking about so we're talking about talking about suffering. and our approach has to be thoughtful and effective. president joe biden has given harris the enviable task of dealing with the complex and politically charged immigration issue. it's a mission that could also have a big effect on her political career. robert olds, al jazeera el paso, and now on the other side of a border, manuel rebelar and describes what life is like for those waiting in tijuana, we're out in chapparal in the one mexico. this is a port of entry, one of the many that you'll find along the us mexico border and what you see all around us is a migraine camp. human rights groups esti

really undermines, divided ministrations, don't actually the one step up and do something. but i don't believe that point to happening because there have been many opportunities. i mean there have been photos, journalist legislatures, house representative members, or multiple states that travel down to the border and texas is solvent for ricky condition in the state of emergency and certainly protect this. also for the rest of the united states, the executive department, the president, united states, is not doing the job and is not working to secure. those will be the freedom to receive must take action. because not only are you, the waterfall is not being addressed by the by didn't ministration. but there, there, harmful the texas, that landowners farmers on the southern border there with mexico border states feel like they've been left out to dry while the migrants keep coming. the executive branch in washington, d. c. seems to not really have their back, caleb, mar, and r t new york. what we asked texans if they feel safe amid the influx of illegal immigrants, and whethe

this is a very important thing to the, by the end of ministration. it's these international cooperation as a critical way in which to achieve a, a global, a security. but also importantly, it doesn't see, this is something just outside the united states that sees it as a national policy issue within the united states. achieving some kind of agreement with iran in the bite and will do is not just getting a deal done. it is also creating a greater degree of security within that region, globally, and creating a greater security for the united states. so bite and effectively things from the outside in rather than the way trump thought, which was very much just in the inside. i think that my candidate for us getting us the american perspective from washington d. c. let's go back now to a harry force it who is standing by for.

so there's no no ministration that you had ministration that's come in this year as well as congress really has a lot of ground to make up. we have to be both investing in making sure that we're healthy for ecosystems healthy that we're investing, of course, in the emergency firefighting and the relief measures that communities need. but we have to be thinking about the long term trend here. we're not going to be able to avoid all of these conditions. the fact is our current and fast dropping emissions have already created really dangerous conditions. so now the question is, how can we try to minimize the risk? i know as someone who studies declining that you described the election of president biden in november like waking up from a nightmare. he immediately rejoined the paris climate agreement. that is true. but other than that, the world has been focused on his infrastructure bill, racial equity, just recently of the transit clinic alliances and us russia relations. have we overlooked important climate change measures? no climate is connected to everything. it's connected to our e

texas is going to do with the by the ministration is refusing to do. we will be using every tool available to us under the law. and we will ensure that we build a wall, arrest people, and make texas safe. many border state residents feel like the white house just doesn't care. it's been over 85 days, but vice president common le harris has still not visited the border. i write to invite you to the us to the board to observe the ongoing humanitarian crisis and show the perspective of americans who live the. i encourage you to join me and other members of congress. while we visits with the people in the ground who deal with these issues every day house democrats were able to block a bill, but forward by republicans that would have actually prevented comma le harris from taking any international trips until she visited the border cry of border state residency is one of the outrage at government mismanagement. what i believe is that the democrats are playing a long game of obscure and can use while they try to get as many illegal immigrants . i'm still goi

while you are right that the biden ministration has maintained a lot of the policy from the trumpet ministrationmember trump was very focused on trade with china. while the new administration is more comprehensive and sophisticated in their strategy towards china. for example in the past few days you have seen this series of diplomatic events for the budget ministration refers to china and the communist regime but emphasises the ideological difference with china saying that democracy has to face up to the challenge of china. you will see more and more events like this where biden uses the pressure of western democracy to face up to china. and the question is how solid is this alliance to other nato allies and g7 countries, the same with the relationship with china. so that remains the question. a look at some of todays other news stories. the outgoing chief prosecutor of the international criminal court says she has asked judges to allow her to open a fulljudicial investigation into murders carried out during the war on drugs in the philippines. human rights watch says that more than twelve thou

this he sees, sees that ministration priority. and this is what is going to color his relationship with this new coalition government. i think that my candidate in washington d. c. let us get a perspective now from israel's biggest regional. so ron flood is not the is a professor in world studies at the university of koran joins us live. thank you for your time and we see radians are about to go to the polls very shortly, just few days time for the presidential election. but for now how will be irradiate leadership? be viewing these developments and israel i think the quite happy who was responsible for a lot of kidding, both palestinian iranians in cynthia. and so i think that even in the the, the people are generally happy to see him gone. for now, at least you know, the child care is replacing him, but the fact that nathaniel is gone, i think is a good a step. and you said we are having the elections on friday. and i think this will give boost to people who were doubtful about participating in the elections. i think some people

and all this time, the bite ministration, keep things stuff like this. we see a predictable, stable relationship with russia. we want to stable, predictable relationship. we are not looking to de escalate. we would prefer to have a more stable, more predictable relationship present food. and i had a share unique responsibility to manage the relationship between 2 are form proud countries. relationship has to be stable and predictable. all these statements obviously sounds lovely and there's a lot of people who do want russia and the u. s. to get along. but with gestures like this thread designation, it seems obvious that there's still a lot of people in washington who want to see russia as an enemy, as a fred and relation between the 2 countries have been on this kind of one step forward to step back. kind of trend, and as long as that's the thing the relations probably won't get any better anytime soon, especially with the us constantly finding and making up reasons to describe russia as the bad guy in a bad place. the move also follows russia decision

with what the bible ministration says is its own more humane approach. but democrats and immigrants rights advocates are pressuring the administration to ditch a trump era rule that allows officials to deport would be asylum seekers immediately without allowing them to file an asylum claim. harris said immigration cannot forever be a political football. this issue cannot be what we're talking about. and so we're talking about manly talking about suffering. and our approach has to be thoughtful and effective. president joe biden has given harris the enviable task of dealing with the complex and politically charged immigration issue . it's a mission that could also have a big effect on her political career. robert olds, al jazeera el paso, in millions of people in and around australia as largest city have been ordered into a 2 week lockdown sydney, se fosco and cluster of the highly infectious delta co with 900 variance. first identifies in india health official for the break, spending faster than any one could have imagined the flare up as a shock for a c

but an officially, the focus is very, very much going to be on migration because divided ministration fields. and so they're facing and illegal migration crisis on the u. s. southern border. and in order to deal with that, the bite and ministration feels that they need to engage with the regional allies, particularly here in central america to do 2 things, try to get a strategy for the southern border. but beyond that, to really deal with the root causes of illegal migration, why do people approve their lives here to take the dangerous journey north to try to find a better life in the united states. and so he's here to talk to a leaders about that trying to build on democracy programs here. also part of biden administration for $1000000.00 effort to the countries in central america to try to improve the economies here. so people feel they no longer need to take that dangerous journey north and they can have a better life here in the countries of central america. so that is very much going to be the focus migration over the next day or 2. yeah, and finding the root cause is not going t

we spoke earlier to independent journalist taylor who duck who thinks the bottom ministration should drop the long running case against the thought, the body and ministration, much much separate itself from trump era attack on the free press by ending this case. and i have to say that all major civil liberties, organizations throughout the world and all major publications in the united states and media organizations are calling for this case to be dropped in for thorns to be freed. it shows a very concerted effort to target julian. it's orange and while this does obviously poses a threat to press freedoms worldwide. i also want to make note that this is a human being who has been subjected to torture for over a decade. i recently sat down with juliana sanchez father, john shift in and brother gabriel shipped and. and while they are going strong and they're really pushing for their loved one to be freed, i have to say that this has deeply impacted not only julian hassan himself, but his family members as well. and his brother told me it's heartbreaking to see him in this situation. an

so means that the bod, the ministration is ignoring the ongoing humanitarian crisis. at the border on his caleb open explains branches destroyed threats to resonance. lots of chaos, texas border sheriffs say in the 30 years they've been guarding the border. they have not seen anything like it. crimes related to illegal border crossings by undocumented workers are now on the rise. i've never seen it quite like this. we have always had a fence got here fence got there because they're hauling dope or small kids or something. but we've never seen the intentional big 4 by 4 holes in the fans or now and 10 foot section just can't completely out. that's really starting to bother me . it's a mess. that's what it is. nobody seems to care about is down here. we're 6065 miles away from the border. and they say that everything's okay. you know, it's not ok. conservatives are voicing outrage that amid the situation restrictions are being loosened and not tightened. trump era. 2 restrictions on asylum seekers intended to curb gangs and domestic violence have just been lifted. the n

certainly you would think that it's moved by the governor really undermines the by the ministration. so i'm actually the one step up and do something, but i don't believe that's going to happen because there has been many opportunities. i mean there have been photos, journalist legislatures, house of, or preventative members from multiple states. the travel down to the border in texas to solve for richie condition, the state of emergency, and certainly protect this also for the rest of the united states. if the executive department at the present state is not doing the job and is not working to secure, those will be the freedom to receive must take action because not only are you open order policies not being addressed by the by didn't ministration, but there, there, harmful the texas landowners to farmers on the southern border there with mexico border states feel like they've been left out to dry while the migrants keep coming . the executive branch in washington, d. c. seems to not really have their back. caleb martin r t new york. we asked to texans if they feel safe amid the bui