u. s. s. off both countries became complacent. they became even more arrogant, and that is when the mask drops, because they felt, as i said, moments ago, they could do as they please on the international stage because there was no counter balance. so today, human rights is actually a weapon that can be used against the americans. and british, the british for instance, make no secrets of their close strategic friendship and relationship with saudi arabia, which is one of the most abominable countries in the world. and the americans are still holding. prison isn't guantanamo who has not been charged with any offenses. so the americans and the british ought, in, in my opinion, quite in a precarious situation today, the likes of which they were not saying to in the cold war. so i believe martin, a complacency has helped to limit and we can that hold on the welds. but, you know, george, you know, whenever you confront these people, they have one word for you, your races. i mean, not in my lifetime. i mean, you know, it, we've had time

u. s. link on. so in 2020 the u . s. was knocked off the top spot, but that was seemed to be a one off. and now the u. s. seemed to be reclaiming his rightful space in that area. i will say in china, in general, i mean it's called huge economy. but unlike the u. s. government owned enterprise of cycle stated enterprise play a much, much bigger role than they do in the u. s. and the certain sectors, entire sectors where the state and enterprise is sort of the dominant game. so if you look at things like ation or utilities or transportation or banking, you can't really get in as, as a phone company. and that's going to hamper the chinese for some time to come. and i guess the sumption always been that they will sort of have a more limited role for the state in the future. but that does not seem to be happening. so they still count for about one course of the countries output, and they seem to be holding study that says not greater liberalization taking place here in china. so you're saying, because despite tensions with the west, china is still is one of the largest investors around the wo

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u. s. role in iraq off to that the p. s. started to attack american targets within the country. now the kind of attacks that taken place have been against convoys going in and out of americans where the rocky base is what americans. all they've also attacked by get into national apple where there is a contention of that us forces. and they've also been rocket into the greens. but this with these people that these poor people, that is the militia say a very definite, the paramilitaries rather say, a very definite escalation. thank you women con, following the story from baghdad. today, a tip from my sob. i'll a loose see who is the middle east stand list and commentator, and he says, statements coming out of iraq following that strike computer might be motivated by domestic politics. so many of these groups were created even before the advent of ice. it's in 2014 and they were supported by iran for decades. but after the rise devices, all of them co less to create the p. m. s. some of them are she? some of some of them are allies with the iran. some of them are also know she prob

u. s. is currently looking for military bases in the region for potential future area bonding. but of course the u. s. would rather like to stay clear in the future to clear off guidance. don't tell us about what you think is likely to happen to the many afghans who helps us troops as interpreters, for example, that situation must be quite fragile. yeah, that's they are a very dramatic situation depending on the fact of course, on the question. if they're still in the country, i'm at one former interpreter and he was really fearing for the life of his brother right now. who remains enough. ganawe's done. he fear that the taliban could kill him if they find out that he cooperated with. the americans, some $800000.00 contractors are still in the country contractors or interpreters of the us army in the us promise to bring them to the us. but that process is very slow, on average, should take 3 to 4 years for a so called special immigrant visa to be issued. so there are several ideas circulating right now in the range from bringing them to the pacific islands, guam, or to other 3rd countries in the region, and have them wait there while they're there visa applic

u. s is coming late to the game. now there's good reason for that. the u. s. had the world's largest outbreak for a very long time. but it meant that china, which got off to a slow stop vaccinating its own population and russia, whose back thing is not really trusted by the russian population. we're able to get out there and deliver a lot of those doses when a lot of those, the heart and mind now biden is going to be writing to catch up on them. but he's going to be very careful as well. you look at a country like belgium, it's a major vaccine hub. it would be critical in delivering this new plan that by them have. but it can't get a lot of the materials that need to keep up its usual production pace because of the restrictions that the binded administration has put in place. so there's a lot of unanswered questions, even around that very generous policy. a russian court is that all political organizations linked to jailed opposition, leader electing around the labeling them extremist and putting them in the same official category as groups such as are tied to it means nevaeh on these lines a band from running in parliamentary elections this year. but

u. s. has been fortunate and the, the investment in the clinical trials to get these vaccines tested, ensure they're safe and begin delivering them has really paid off. and now the u. s . is in the enviable position of having enough vaccine to reach our adult populations and even begin now to vaccinate teens, but people have to be willing to be vaccinated. and in the us, we've had some hiccups at the beginning. some little glitches in the logistics for delivering the vaccines. those are smoothing out now, there is enough facts to be available for those who are seeking it in most areas of the u. s. and it's a matter of people understanding that these vaccines offer better safety protection and are much lower risk than the risk of developing severe symptoms. if one does contract the disease and people who are in fact made are still at risk in the us. just the final thoughts. you julie, i mean, what has become clear is that the global inequality in vaccine supply has been laid bed, which the point you're making, i mean, rich countries have lots and poor countries out very little. why is it taking so long to address this in balance and what needs to be done? do you think

u. s. president joe biden and russian president vladimir putin . a meeting in geneva after putin declared the u. s. russia relationship is deteriorated to its lowest point in years. this comes off the back of the nato and g 7 summit, where despite machinations, arguably uniting over their distrust of russia and china. the agreement was actually made between the u. k and the u over the highly contentious with an island protocol. joining me now for analysis from brussels is the independence for change . emmy peter dublin. clare daily. thanks so much clarify. finally, coming on, going underground. obviously the talk here will be no valley and by the russian government there will be talk was continuing talk about china and hopefully about nuclear disarmament. why for you is the imprisonment of julian assange sought by the job, by new ministration for maybe a 175 years in prison. why is he so important in the context of geopolitics and the, and the meeting today? well, i suppose her son just case really exposed to prophecy all the european union and see us and constantly lecturing russia about human rights under belgium, print, some journalists or whatever. and then here we have a p

s are currently protesting outside bella marsh prison. and comes off to the main witness in the u. s. case against him, reportedly admitted he gave false testimony in exchange for immunity from prosecution. let's good luck to london. now, a correspondent, shoddy edwards duffy, who is actually outside, belmont, where all sorts of people are showing up a shot. what's, what's the general mood there? and also what could this fraudulent witness revelation mean for the case against julian, a sounds well 6 months have now passed since the u. k. british court ruled not to expedite, judas runs to the united states, but of course he explained the still remains within bell marsh prison. one of the u . k is most notorious prison home to terrorists, and indeed there was measures in the united kingdom, many protested and campaigners even m. p. 's are here today demanding for his immediate release from marsh prison. they know that this week marks not just a genus on just birthday behind falls, but it also marked his 50th birthday as well. and as we know, he's got to very young children. and so it's important for the family, for campaign us. and even then piece that he returns home to them as soon as possible. but of course the united states is appealing extra edition ruling. they say that they want him to face troll in the united states for what they call one of the largest compromises of classified information in the history of the united states. now, if found guilty, he would face a sentence in prison of a 175 years because they have indicted him under 17 counts of the espionage acts for any publishing these classified documents, all related to the war in iraq and afghanistan, but also publishing them a conspiracy for a government computer to publish these classified documents, but then seen another twist in the store in the

off of the u. s. pull out and pose an international threat. the issue was raised at a u. s. senate hearing of international terrorist organizations like l k. the and i says regenerating inside of afghanistan and presenting a threat or a homeland are allies. i would assess it as medium. i would also say center that, but it would take possibly 2 years for them to develop that capability. there enough gentlemen, i, i concur with that and i think that if certain other things happen, if there was a collapse of the government or dissociate disillusion of the afghan security forces, that risk would obviously increase. but right now, i'd say medium in a about 2 years or so. or there are already signs of the u. s. back after the government is fast losing control of the country. the taliban has reportedly captured at least $27.00 districts since the beginning of last month. and that's now less than 3 months before the biden administration's pull out deadline, september the 11th, although, and he will activists, brian becker, i think some senior figures in washington are looking for a

off. now, antonia has a training job for the u. s. s. like it's a very decisive phase in a young person's life. they need easy access to training and the job market. if they can't complete their training, it becomes harder to compete. they'll have to accept short term or poorly paid jobs, or face long periods of unemployment. that really is precarious. julian nichols hopes her job prospects will improve as germany's vaccine rollout picks up pace. and she will no longer have to feel like her entire future is on ice. one day the need for a job might not be as pressing the concept of a universal basic income has long been discussed in germany. now, a pilot scheme has begun paid for by the nations to see if the idea could actually be made a reality. $1200.00 euros per month without any red tape or obligations. a $122.00 people will receive the money without any strings attached. they were selected for more than 2000000 applicants. researchers will attract them in a pilot study over the next 3 years. a nonprofit group called mine coined, unco

off a 1000000. and it's both a former champion place and fell into contention when the c s. u. s. title details coming up later and a hello that please to say the witness of east afore the radium peninsula. we are looking at the shema winds still blasting away the just pushing in across the east side. a saudi arabia coming out of iraq. but know when they're as strong as it has been recently. so less than the way of lifted dust and sand. spicy sunshine for the north, that sunshine it stems up towards the black sea. but for the western part of turkey, some he did the day i was just growing up over the next couple of days more the same really was he wanted to shout possibly, ever towards armenia, georgia as a buy job, but essentially looking dry and sunny, that dry weather that sunshine, stretching all the way down into human, maybe a shower to around the southern end of the red sea. joining up with a shout with around the european highlands. easterly ways pumping the showers. the tropical shouts cost a tropical bell over towards the gulf of guinea more intense storms coming in to w

first off, the back thing comes in the form of a nasal spray, special coverage of the colona virus pandemic. on a jessina o. u . s. s strikes heads, iran bags militias on the rock theory, a border group say 4 of their members have been killed. ah, i'm sammy say them, this is out just they're alive from the hall. so coming up south africa becomes the lazy country to re impose cobit lockdown measures to combat the rapid spread of the delta vary. and the protests in the occupied west bank about with walls following the death of the prominent critic and rescue teams. race against the clock to find survivors of a florida building. kalonde. ah, the us military is conducted as strikes in iraq consillio against iranian bank. the militia 2 locations in syria and one into ronko targeted both along the wrong serial border. the ranks popular mobilization forces, say 4 of their members being killed in the attacks. the pentagon is released a statement saying, president biden has been clear. he will act to protect us personnel, given the ongoing series of attacks by iranian bank groups targeting us interest in iraq. the president

s are currently protesting outside bell marsh prison. that's where julian sons is being held. now it comes off to the main witness in the u. s. case against him, reportedly admitted that he gave false testimony in exchange for immunity from prosecution. let's go live now to london. shoddy edwards dashed just outside the belmont prison, now shouting, what's the general moose area sounds quite animated and basically, what's the future for us on now? the outside marsh prison and they are here in solidarity with june this on. so i've just been charged 3 songs on this key message and they were jointed today by members of parliament that were trying to deliver to to the prison guards here at belmont prison, which is of course, where june sanchez been for 6 months since the u. k. to night expedition to the united states. now of course, after that had been blocked, the u. s. is still trying to appeal that decision earlier today we had from m p. 's, who said that he's simply in jail for reporting the truth of just exposing war crimes. we also had some stella morris, the partner of june sergeant, also mother to his 2 very young children. and she believes at this point, he is now a political prisoner and effectively the justice system here called justice system here is denying the father of her children to be together with the family. now of course, the u. s. is appealing this decision. they want to respond to face trial for 17 counts under the espionage act. they call it the largest compromise of classified information in the history of the united states and want him to face trial for publishing these classified documents, all relating to the war in iraq and afghanistan, plus one of conspiracy to hack a government computer. to publish these documents as well, but recently that's been another twist to the story in narrative as well. allegedly key accusation

u. s. army veteran who served in the gulf war. i was out about 3 weeks when i got busted for l. s. d. never sold after the normative dime off of acid. i took it on the weekend. i reimbursed my buddy for what he paid for it. so that he wasn't giving it to me for free. we want to call that trafficking, i guess i'm a trafficker was personal use. we would just fry and play frisbee and listen to rock and roll, drill face or another major reason for america is overflowing prison population. the u. s. locks up more people for drugs than any other country on the planet. there are over half a 1000000 americans locked up for drugs on any given day. paul was one of them. he was facing a lot of time facing tenure, a mandatory minimum. and they offered him a deal for not forced into government to go through the time and expense of trial. all he had to do was plead guilty and after some painful consideration. and after all those years in prison, one thing bothered paul the most, you know, here we are in the modern society where we are melting pot and everybody's getting along to the most part and then imprison completely opposite togethe

first off, the back thing comes in the form of a nasal spray. special coverage of the colona virus pandemic. on a jessina o. u . s. s. strikes heads, iran bags, militias on the iraq syria border group, say 4 of their members have been killed. ah, i'm sammy's a them. this is just, they're alive from the hall. so coming up south africa becomes the lazy country to re impose cobit lockdown measures to combat the rapid spread of the delta vary. and the protests in the occupied west bank about with fools. following the death of the prominent critic.

u. s will take a more active role in vaccinating the world for covid-19. good afternoon, everyone i'm frank mallicoat mike mibach is off today. i'm gasia mikaelian president biden has announced. the u. s. is making the single largest purchase and donation of covid-19 vaccines worldwide. ktvu magus has been following the president's trip overseas estimate. and er in chief. she joins us live this noontime emma garcia. president biden spoke about the need to rebuild the global economy and save as many lives as possible. he said both of those goals could be achieved by expanding covid-19 vaccine distribution, he said. america has a responsibility and a humanitarian obligation to help, the president said america will be the arsenal of vaccines in the fight against covid-19, noting that last month. he announced donating amy million us doses to the global vaccine supply, and now he's quote unquote supercharging that amount. and today we're taking a major step that will supercharge the global fight against this pandemic in my direction. united states will purchase an additional half billion doses from pfizer, pfizer vaccine that will donate nearly. one 100 low and lower middle income countrie

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off to the partial collapse of a 12 story pop and building in the u. s. state of florida. at least 4 people died, but it's expected that told wise on the u. s. police officer children is due to be sentenced in the coming hours for the murder of george floyd last year. children was convicted in april after kneeling on slides neck for 9 and a half minutes trying, prosecutor se shopped the nation. the united states will keep her on $650.00 of the troops in afghanistan after the rest of its forces are withdrawn in response to the taliban, exclusively told odyssey that if us to do remain, it will be in breach of agreements and it has the right to react in the occupied westbank, the funeral procession has been held for an outspoken critic of palestinian president mahmoud abbas. hundreds of mourners gathered in many calling on a bus to resign. these bonds died on thursday after being arrested and beaten by palestinian authority security forces. stephanie decker has more from the funeral in february and the occupied westbank. i can tell you that people here are incredibly angry at the palestinian authority. you'll probably see some of the men in th

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s and p was off by 55 financial stocks took the brunt of the selling. the major indices remain close to their record highs as the u. s economy emerges from the pandemic. well, anyone who has been to the grocery store gas station lately knows prices have risen. but policymakers are noticing too, and it's caroline shively explains. some are worried the price hikes are accelerated. inflationary impulse, i think is of more intense than we were expecting. translation prices are going up from used cars, two plane tickets to furniture. the cost of goods is on the rise. here's more bad news. the consumer price index rose 5% last month over the previous may, the biggest jump since 2000 and eight updated inflation projections from the federal reserve rose to 3.4% for the year, a point higher than they predict. in march, some members of congress say it's about to get worse the way we're going with inflation right now we're going to see the worst inflation that we've seen since world war two and inflation is taxation. we've already seen groceries go up over 21% alright, ready for some good news, the fed and the stock market don't seem too worried, pointing out that the increase follows plummeting prices last year during the height of the pandemic, longer term projections dipping to 2% in the future after a temporary jump. i don't believe that we're at risk of hyperinflation. we've had several months of high inflation that, um most economists, including me, believe will be transitory. um as our economy gets back, um. it in full swing after the pandemic and prices recover from the very little soup levels, even if higher prices don't stick around inflation as a campaign issue, most likely will republicans are pounding the topic leading up to elections next year, saying inflation takes away your money the same way that attacks increased us in washington, carolina shively fox news, california added more than 100,000 jobs in may. the new jobs numbers were released today and show that the state has regained more than half of the 2.7 million jobs lost at the start. most of those jobs have come industry. the may unemployment rate is also down to 7.9% it's still one of the highest unemployment rates in the nation. alright still ahead tonight, dodging the sweltering sun. what's a trip to the coat? just tell heatwave is benefiting some coastal businesses. just reopen it and a barrier. weather day three. this heat wave with intense heat, england tomorrow still hot and lynn, but we will be cooling things off in the five day forecast. we'll have more on the timeline coming up, and up next president biden's latest push to get americans vaccinated as a global standoff with china emerges over the origins of the coronavirus. respe pushing for a new independent investigation into the origin of the coronavirus. this comes as president biden is urging americans who have not been vaccinated to get the shot foxes. gillian turner has the latest from the white house. 300 million shots in arms and under 150 days. that's an important milestone. president biden is touting vaccination rates today, saying nationwide deaths from covid 19 are down 90% as i said, we're heading into god willing to summer of joy. summer of freedom. but the cdc says there are clouds on the horizon. the coronavirus delta variant, which originated in india, and is spreading faster than others around the world, will soon become the dominant strain here at home. asked whether this could spur another nationwide lockdown, president biden said this i don't think so because so many people have already been vaccinated. but with adult a variant can cause more people to die in areas where people have not been vaccinated with the high stakes russia summit now in the rear view mirror, the white house is free to confront their number. one foreign policy challenge head on getting to the bottom of the covid-19 outbreak in order to figure out how to prevent the next global pandemic. but biden's national security team insists the origin investigation isn't something the u. so alone. the international community needs access to china to be able to get that initial data. that will tell us the most about where this virus came from, and how it entered into the world. for their part, the chinese today are calling for an investigation into us government bio labs, the foreign ministry making some bold new accusations. some in the us have chosen to ignore the report and have been hyping up the lab leak theory and politicizing the origin tracing issue. former president trump's chief of staff says china was an honest back then, and they're not being honest now it has always been. and, according to the chinese, it's been america's fault. it is a propaganda narrative that the chinese have put out. this is now a truly global standoff with some republican lawmakers now calling for new harsh penalties against the chinese government until they agree to an investigation at the white house. gillian turner fox news. a new report says covid-19 was the third leading cause of d

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