anne mcelvoy of the economist, kevin schofield of the huff post, - kevin schofield of the huff post, the expense of north macedonia and sweden respectively. manchester united's bruno fernandes scored a goal in each half to send the conquerers of european champions italy out. it means that fernandes' united team—mate cristiano ronaldo will get another crack at football's greatest prize in his fifth world cup. five african countries have booked their places at the world cup this evening. in the most dramatic, sadio mane scored the winning penalty in a shoot—out to send senegal to qatar at the expense of egypt and his liverpool team—mate mo salah. ghana qualified on away goals following a 1—1 draw in nigeria against a side who'd appeared at six of the last seven tournaments. thomas partey scored after ten minutes, and despite william troost—ekong equalising shortly after, it was the black stars who return to the world cup, though, having missed out four years ago. all the home nations were involved in international friendlies tonight. england made light work of ivory coast at wembley. 0

. >> todd: alexandria huff joins us from washington with the latest on the democrats and battle spendingns. >> carley, todd president biden will make these at the national city conference so there will be a roomful of leaders with turning back to their community and bring with him answers about the economy because a lot of americans are struggling right now. the national average for a gallon of gas just under $4.33 and it hit $4.33 friday with a record high according to aaa. a price of a barrel $110.45. former democratic senator heidi ike said americans, they are simply spoiled by lower fuel costs, listen. >> can i just say that is artificially low price that you are starting from and when you do inflation adjustments, this is not the highest price we paid in the last year. we are shocked because we got used to to dollar gas. >> it was nice. democrats pointed to external facts and rising gas prices have expected progression with record inflation and bidens green push. >> the president biden did cancel the keystone xl pipeline project and we saw about 71,000 jobs across the energy sector

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stage now where many people feel that putin thinks that he can do what he wants, because the west will huff but won't blow his house down. in the short term, the one thing that i've been really surprised by and find very striking is the degree of diplomatic activity by the west and the unity within the west. particularly germany, of course. particularly germany. what a surprise that's been, i have to say. germany has transformed its post—war foreign policy in the blink of an eye. it is now promising to raise its defence spending, it is promising to allow weapons to go from germany to ukraine. all the things they've refused to do... which they've refused to do because of the war guilt and the whole structure that has been built into the political system. do you think it can be kind of limited to ukraine, or are you worried that it's going to get really bad and we can all start to suffer? i mean, i worry because the one thing i've learned in the last few days is that the world has changed. i need to change the way i've been thinking for years, and how i think, you know, the western european s

that is kevin schofield at the huff post uk and dan at the guardian. now. hello again. it's been a pretty grey, cloudy and soggy day for many of us, with weather fronts slowly pushing across the country bringing outbreaks of rain and, for some of us, rather misty conditions. but it wasn't like that everywhere. across north scotland, weather watcher ziggy stardust would've probably thought the weather was hunky—dory with clear, blue, sunny skies like these after a cold and frosty start. now, on the satellite picture, there's the front that's been bringing the damp weather today, but we've got another front just to the west out in the atlantic. and this is very gradually over the next couple of days going to drag its heels and push across the country. kind of grinds to a halt, really, across central areas as it runs into this area of high pressure that's across in scandinavia. so, the next few days, we'll see a lot of cloud and some rain, and certainly overnight tonight, we'll see that damp weather extending across northern ireland, reaching west scotlan

people feel that, that putin thinks that, you know, he can do what he wants, because the west will huff won't blow his house down. in the short term, the one thing that i've been really surprised by and find very striking is the degree of diplomatic activity by the west and the unity within the west. particularly germany, of course. particularly germany. i'm surprised that germany has transformed its post—war foreign policy in the blink of an eye. it is now promising to raise its defense spending. it is promising to allow weapons to go from germany to ukraine. all the things which they've refused to do because of the war guilt and the whole structure that has been built into their political system. do you think it can be kind of limited to ukraine, or are you worried that it's going to get really bad and we could all start to suffer? i mean, i worry because the one thing i've learned in the last few days is the world has changed. i need to change the way i've been thinking for years about how i think, you know, the western european security order operates because we're now in a new phas

russians had violated a temporary cease fire that would have allowed civilians to leave flown over winode huff and the strategic port city of marble. russian forces are inching closer to the capital key of and fighting continues and ukraine, 2nd biggest city hockey. watching the news live from berlin, there's plenty more news on our website. you w dot com and of course on social media, twitter and instagram. actually, w news, and william bluecross, they with a with ah, ah, ah, the week that shook the water, rushes invasion of ukraine, a historical turning point. i am here, we will not wait our resistance. we will defend our country. russia, wal mart. gordon is now isolated. i look back at the 1st week of the war that will change the world for d. w. they fight with action against oppression until we move violence in a mo shootout route. at the dictatorship women's voices from the power of art 21. in 60 minutes on d, w o t, please listen carefully. don't know how with to the goal. ah, feel the magic discover the world around you. subscribe to d w documentary on youtube. ah. this the in the movie

he huffs and he puffs. you know, it's but at the end of the day, it's not about negotiating with him. he isn't, he doesn't negotiate. he's, he's a thug, he's a criminal. he has no reverse gear, he can't show weakness. and so you just put him in a position where he just physically can't move forward. and then you know, how he, how he wants to characterize that for his own people. how he wants to define that, that's his business. and i believe in this whole concept of giving him an off ramp, he doesn't deserve any kind of ramp and we should just stop him and, and use every tool we have at our disposal and get every ally on board and pressure . anybody who's sitting in the middle to tooth to side on, on the side of right. because he, he just needs to feel completely and absolutely isolated. what about the possibility of these, all the guards that are being targeted? how about them saying ok, enough is enough. we're going to turn on pu to now, how probable is that? as a nice fantasy with it, with like a 0 perce

>> not to mention, of course, we're forgetting before senator lindsey graham stormed off in a huff becausery and the facts he was talking about, he made it very clear about his disdain for double standards. and let's forgive for a moment the irony of senator lindsey graham talking about double standards and trying to educate the first black woman to nominated to the supreme court about double standards in the united states of america. but in doing so he spoke about the idea of how dare people associate because you are a member of a particular organization that you are then assigned and imputed the beliefs of the controversial figures that you invite there. he was very adamant about that not being appropriate with justice alito and the like. and then his colleague, left hand and right hand not not going what they're doing did the exact same thing. in terms of consistency, they didn't visit. who was consistent in the supreme court nominee who might just have the votes to be the next supreme court justice. >> guy, thank you very, very much. excellent analysis as usual. an important programing

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let's talk about this in crossovers. paris france joining us is antoine huff. he's an adjunct senior research scholar at columbia university and the former chief oil analyst at the international energy agency. welcome to al jazeera sir. so let's get straight into it and talk about practicalities does adding more. crude translates to lower prices at the pump for americans ultimately does supplying demand. so you please supply you push, push demand, push the place down, you improve the balance. and we had a bit of an imbalance in market stocks had been floating, they had started falling before the invasion of ukraine. they've been under pressure since then. so adding supply to the market. so then they will have the price of by a, by how much i mean, would it be a significant amount on, would it help ease the pain, the pain at the pump that consumers are feeling as, as bite and describe it by yes, how did they then the biden was asked the question, are these a conference and provide some kind of an estimate of the range of, of quite mood, but was very cautious to

henry hubb gas prices remain around the $4 billion range and folks like us basically using henry huffon haven't seen much change renewables, considerable upside for renewables already installed. going forward, if this is a permanent change, in other words, if people think this will last more than five years you'll see i think an acceleration of investment in renewables so while there's very unfortunately significant disruption in europe, which depends 30% of gas imports from russia, the situation is some different in the electricity sector here in the u.s. >> i'm trying to figure out your take isn't the big realization here that because europe was so focused and intent on making its economy green and relying less on fossil fuels it became so dependent on russia for oil and gas and coal a miscalculation, as far as climate goes >> well, i think that we can use the case of germany of what not to do in terms of its energy policy, because first, following fukushima, accelerating shutdown of their nuclear plant this is important. can't build renewables overnight. what happened after shuttin

first layer for congressional colleagues elsewhere in assistant attorney general clark huff questions her after she makes an opening statement than a round of questions there'll be questions where panda will have five minutes by our membership. under scott thank you for being here. congresswoman from california going to share their perspectives on this important topic please proceed. >> thank you, mr. chairman thank you to ranking member grassley as well for holding such an important hearing on a topic that's growing in importance on the country right now. certainly with the backdrop of increasing hate crimes are on this country it's important to note we have finally after 200 times they tried and failed this congress bipartisan it's putting americans beyond politics past the antilynching legislation the senate has passed three times in the last three years. it is good to see it on the way to the president's desk at sending a positive signal for the importance of what is happening today into their families as well. and so with that i would like to note was received through to the chal

you know, the chinese will huff and puff but they won't do anything because they can't and this is ans just bluffing. it can intimidate but we are far stronger than china and we often forget that ourselves. we have a bigger economy, we are stronger country, china is fragile right now and in trouble. maria: yeah, and i'm hearing rumors that chinese money is making its way into some congressional campaigns right now. i'd like to know who is getting paid by the ccp. you say china is using the ukraine crisis to promote the chinese alternative to the swift messaging network, the cross-border interbank payment system. tell us more because they made a pretty big deal about the fact that they took -- sanctioned banks out of the swift system? >> yeah, china has been promoting sips as it's called. you go back a couple of days, beijing said that two of its state banks would no longer be providing dollar financing for commodity purchases from russia but remember, there was no similar restrictions on remi and financing. of course, there are many more. i think this is trying to say to russia, look,

. >> alexandria huff is live with the latest.er and it has in the past, recent past, hosted u.s. troops. just in january and february, in u.s. personnel were there helping to train the ukraine pan counterparts. as we understand it, there were no u.s. personnel whatsoever there at the time of the strike in which eight missiles rained down on the base, 30 were fired in all, according to ukrainian officials. but they say 22 of those were shot out of the sky by ukrainian air defense systems and as i say, all u.s. personnel that we are aware of left that base before the war started. it is hard to overestimate the significance, though, of a strike such as this, so close to the border with he poland. as i say, just a dozen miles away. if you think of an air rant missile -- errant missile, the damage that could do if it flew a dozen miles or so further, and hit poland, that would be a direct strike on a fully-fledged member of nato. that would trigger article 5 that says that an attack on one is an attack on all and that would bring nato

people feel that, that putin thinks that, you know, he can do what he wants, because the west will will huffd the unity within the west. particularly germany, of course. particularly germany. what a surprise that has been. germany has transformed its post—warforeign policy in the blink of an eye. it is now promising to raise its defence spending. it is promising to allow weapons to go from germany to ukraine. all the things which they've refused to do because of the war guilt and the whole structure that has been built into their political system. do you think it can be kind of limited to ukraine, or are you worried that it's going to get really bad and we could all start to suffer? i mean, i worry because the one thing i've learned in the last few days is the world has changed. i need to change the way i've been thinking for years about how i think, you know, the western european security order operates because we're now in a new phase. it's a new world. russia has done things that we previously thought were pretty unthinkable, so therefore we should logically think he's prepared to go furt

huff: it definitely has a major role, i think, in future investigations. and it's definitely made our work a lot easier, but it certainly adds to the overall investigation success rate. gisele: i think one of the results of this project and of volunteering for it will really resonate with us the day that we hear of a conviction of a logger being done because they matched a sample that we collected. spalding: there's a lot of demand for this wood, and unless it's sourced in a way that's renewable and consciously managed, you know, eventually the risk is, of course, an imminent loss of that resource and dwindling of supply. otherwise, it's going to disappear, and that would really be a true crime. woman: scientists at the u.s. fish and wildlife laboratory in oregon hope forensics will one day help stop the importing of illegal lumber. meanwhile, in brazil's maranhao state, indigenous communities have formed citizen patrolso protect the forest from tree poachers. [indistinct chatter] announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by a grant from anne ray f