u. s. american employers added over half a 1000000 jobs last month, more than double what economists had been expecting. they'd forecast a decline from june's figure of around 400000 means the u. s. now has recovered all 22000000 jobs lost during march and april of 2020. when the pandemic smashed into the country's employment market, the surprisingly good figures. welcome news with americans facing persistent inflation and the prospect of a recession. well, let's get more on this from our correspondence at the new york stock exchange, teddy australia teddy was going to have you on the program. just explain to us how we ended up with these surprisingly good job figures. yes, well it appears that there was a pretty major under estimation of how serious the staffing shortages are here in the united states. businesses are struggling to find workers to meet that resurgence in demand. now in 2022, this is still seems to be recovery from the major head from the pandemic in 2022 employment. now you can see this pretty finally in the services sector. some of the major growth we've seen was in the services sector, and it makes sense actually because consumers which have spent so much money ove

u. s. now where amman rusty has been taken off the ventilator and is able to talk about the suffering serious injuries on friday when he was assaulted with a knife on stage at an event in new york state. a 24 year old suspects has appeared in court and pleaded not guilty to charges of attempted matter. authority center. the suspects home hours after the attack, the court and off the surrounding streets. neighbors in this quiet residential area of new jersey are stunned. i'm here and all these helicopters, i didn't know what happened right around the corner. terrible, terrible, really? it's frightening nights you don't know. your neighbors visit with somebody with the 24 year old suspect to say u. s. citizen born to lebanese parents. he's pleaded not guilty to charges of attempted murder, an assault to what a prosecutor called a pre planned crime. police say they're still working to establish a motive for the attack. we don't have any indication of a motive at this time, but we are working with

u. s. military evacuation. now he's trying to bring his fiancee and his mother, a former girl school principal to the u. s. she helped you with her with woman enough go with and and logo province, the how the purity from check republic. she was the director of woman's affair, defended the, the democratic values that america was promoting there. the women have been living in a temporary shelter and cutter since april. no one can tell them when they can fly to the u. us would. mock mont has a message for the secretary of state. if i am that offer shall, and i tell you under process, we don't know if and when this is going to be done. how would you feel about it? a call to the us to help hom, at mouth, moans, family and every other afghan family fearful about life. under taliban rule, rosalyn jordan al jazeera washington and his rally soldier has been killed and several others wounded in a so called friendly fire incident. the shooting took place in the village of tow come in the occupied west bank. israeli forces ini

u. s. have been increasing over the past few years, and u. s. is now almost the 2nd largest trading partner on for tie one. so being able to trade smoothly is alma important for the 2 parts. and the 2nd important issue is digital trait. a, we know the u. s. want to boot a new digital trade order in this region and town has always want to be part of it . and just as i mentioned that on the u. s. is trying again, is irma importance and also influence in this region into town is ready to prove that they are in compliance with their rules. now we know that the china views taiwan as part of its own territory and bristles at any perceived treatment of taiwan as a sovereign nation state. what does beijing say about these plan talks? then? what china has always been firmly opposed to any form of official contacts between the u. s. anti one, including the negotiation of agreements with sovereign connotations or official nature. i'm beijing accuses of, of you as of the playing tricks over the timing issue this time and want them to stop negotiating and signing a

u. s. was now considered an enemy of the state, the by debt ministration promised to help those who worked with the americans during 20 years of war. you have heard her say, for on the better part of a year now, and that the united states has an enduring commitment not only to the people of afghanistan. ah, but of course too american citizens to a lawful permanent residence on some $1300.00 of whom we have helped transport out about janice in over the course of the past year, but also to ah, asked ins to whom we have a special and at the u. s has re settled more than 80000 afghans, but critics say many more are still in limbo. that's because the u. s. is immigration system wasn't designed to handle thousands of emergency residency permit refugee applications and visas to those who worked with the u. s. military. all at the same time, in order for any of these 3 pathways to work, there needs to be a plan to get people out and moving out. and, and that plan is going to need significant political back

u. s. army special forces veteran. i'll aid mohammed. now u. s. anti i says on by brent mcgregor actually garnered much anger for his comments regarding the syrian opposition. when he exposed the syrian opposition, strong ties to al qaeda and it lip lip province is the largest al qaeda's safe haven since 911 tied directly to i'm and also hearing. now i join the course of those who are praising the death of a terrorist. however, i find it very ironic for those in the u. s. government who are patting each other actually on the back for the death of someone they possibly help grow in power reporting for r t. i'm scotty, now he's tired out. he's got a huge the latest on the killing of a. i'm and i was a water. thanks very much scott. he will speak to you soon. thank you for thanks or joining us to run out international with our special coverage as well. of nancy pelosi lannigan, taipei. it's about ha phosphor in the morning that more details the come when we return soon. oh ah . what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy e

u. s. now where the former president, donald trump, is trying to temporarily block the investigation into materials seized from his florida home by f. b. i. agents 2 weeks ago and trump's lawyers have asked a federal court to hold the examination of the documents until a neutral official known in the u. s. law as a special master can decide what documents can be released. mckenna has moved from washington dc. he's instructed his lawyers to go to court, to demand that a special mass to be appointed by the court to supervise the filtering of the material. a special master is a judicial figure, sometimes sometimes a form, a judge who's independent of all parties. so now it's up to the federal court to decide whether to replace the d o j folk to teen with an independent character as demanded by the president trump lawyers. it's a legal battle because this is the 1st legal action that comes lawyers abroad since that search at morrow lago. but also in the course of this week, what is happening is the

u. s. so theoretically the u. s. does not recognize taiwan on an international stage or diplomatically now a high level visit like this in turns. and as being translated here us that the u. s. recognizes tie one and legitimizes tie one as its own entity with its own government. and that is something that china definitely awesome ones. nancy pelosi has mentioned is 3rd in line to the u. s. presidency though this kind of a high level visit. it's really irking china on this because it's basically saying that you know, that while the u. s. s. it subscribes to china's policy that i want as part of china surgery. at the same time, it's not towing the line when it calls on the u. s. not to take such such actions. and this also comes at a time and washington and beijing. tensions are. i'd highs and beijing and taiwan ty, paid tensions are at high to their relationship has deteriorated since 2016 when tying, when the current president came into office. and this is likely to even cost a further deterioration of that. and you know, if you listen to local media here and other sources to say that for those, these visit will defini

u. s. for maintaining unofficial relations with taipei and sending military aid to the island . china now accuses the u. s. of stowing trouble in the region. the open political provocation has aroused the fury of the chinese people and as opposed by the whole international community. this again proves that some us politicians have become the troublemakers of china. us relations in the us has become the number one savage or of the peace and stability of the taiwan strait. one, china policy has been a definitive aspect to us china relations for the past 40 year. but today's visit by nancy pelosi seems to put all of that on the brink of destruction. the one china policy is that the united states acknowledges the people's republic of china as the one chinese government on the mainland. it does not have diplomatic relations with the government on time. one then an advocate, taiwan being peaceably re integrated with the mainland into one giant. now it appears that despite the fact that nancy pelosi has gone to taiwan, the white house and john kirby and others that us state department are maintaining th

now on capital hill to day shine. it said that it will no longer cooperate with the u. s. on friday climate change. now, this is important because the u. s. and china that the world's number one, number 2 emitters of greenhouse gases. and wondering how much do you think this is just beijing blustery? well the white house has been in a tough position with international challenges like china, some speculate actually that this is potentially the count, re puffing chest after how speaker nancy pelosi took the controversial trip to taiwan. so politically are there is a lot of bipartisanship between the democrats and the republicans here in the, as in how it views taiwan and china. but indeed, when it comes to fighting the climate extra fee, it will be much, much harder if not impossible, without the cooperation between china and the u. s. in easy to do this legislation despite its shortcomings the compromises, despite jain as possible hyperbole. i mean, it remained a major political victory for president bite does well, the white house and senate democrats have been going back and forth on this major pie

u. s. have been increasing over the past few years, and u. s. is now almost the 2nd largest trading partner for taiwan. so being able to trade smoothly as an important for the 2 parts. and the 2nd important issue is digital trait. and we know the u. s. want to boot a new digital trade order in this region and town has always want to be part of it . and just as i mentioned that the u. s. is trying, again, is irma importance and also influence in this region and how, when it's ready to prove that they are in compliance with their rules. all right, so john hon into pay their let's go to yes. quarter in new york in taiwan is already an important trade partner for the u. s. who stands again from better trade terms. well, i mean, in general, taiwan would love to see a free trade agreement that really on the table remains to be seen. but we're talking a lot about technology, but also taiwan is a big importer of us. agricultural goods. the saw be wheat, corn, beef just to name a few of those are dozens of billions of dollars each year. and then on the other si

so now the u. s. space agency nasa is counting down to a high stakes lunar launch space and to the top floor to cape canaveral, florida to watch the maiden mission as the autonomous program last off is scheduled just hours from now. the plan is to send an unmanned cap hill around the moon and back to it all goes well. future flights will carry extra knowledge to eventually set foot on the moon again. although beset by delays and cost overruns, our team is aims to use the moon as a springboard to mas alive look at nasa space launch system rocket and ryan spacecraft ready on launch pad $39.00 b and less than 2 days. the rocket is ready and so is the us space agency. this is the us single step that starts the journey of a 1000 miles buckle up. everybody. we're going for ride to the moon, charlie black. it's been half a century and nothing is feeling the pressure as a new ation. it is a new rocket in a new spacecraft to send humans to the moon on the very next flight. this is something that has not been

now. the big news is of course that the u. s. how speak nancy pelosi despite all the warnings and the, and the threats from china. you know, you play with fire, you're going to get burned. she still touches down in taipei, is just about 5 minutes past midnight there now she's probably pretty exhausted, but nonetheless, she is a, i guess the, the star in the you in the whole global media. right. now what are your expectations for her visit? they know what china things, but what's the whole plan? what's the idea? right. all eyes have really been on nancy pelosi to day. we did see confirmation that she did arrive at the hotel that she was planning to stay their anti pe. you know, it's interesting because when it comes to the breakdown of how this visit is going to play out, a lot of that has happened in secret with sort of these reports of what may happen because of course, she did not include this trip on her official itinerary of her overall trip to asia that she's taking this week and that's just by numerous reports saying that s

u. s. and china right now. that makes you wonder if she truly realizes the impact of this visit. that let's take the politicians rhetoric out of the equation for now . rachel, what's the general view in america regarding this whole thing? yeah, there seem to be more questions than answers as to why polos is embarking on a trip like this, right? with everything that's going on in the u. s. right now with the american people who have repeatedly said that they're concerned about skyrocketing gas prices, about inflation. but all of the issues they have going on at home. they're wondering why the speaker of the house is making a trip like this and why she's costing the american taxpayers millions of dollars and security in order to make this possible. and that really is reflected in some of the voices that we're hearing speaking out now. questioning why now, why this trip and why is this something that blows the embarked on? here's the latest on that. nothing good will come of it. taiwan will not be more secure or more prosperous as a result of this purely symbolic visit. and a lot of

now does air intruding. the cost of climate change? the u. s. government promises more than a 1000000000 dollars to help people affected by stream women and the u. n chief cools from end to nuclear weapons warning, total annihilation is one misunderstanding away. one i spoke with ah and he has begun the faithful world copies on its way to the castle. travel package to the hello there. we've seen some severe flooding effect uganda. but before we get to africa, let's have a look at the middle east and unsettled weather here of the past week caused flooding for some of the gulf states as well as southern areas of iran. now it is an improving pictures you can see on tuesday. we still got that heavy rain effecting more western areas of saudi arabia. we could even see one or 2 showers in riyadh, but certain places like yemen, seeing wessa weather does the remain while the cloudy for some of the gulf states looking little bit cooler here. and we do expect it for this time of year. but lots of heat still dominating the levant with temperatures in place

ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories now u. s. house speaker, nancy pelosi is in taiwan, but she's met, present, saw in when off to have visit to parliament. she reiterated washington's commitment to protect democracy on the south govern island. now more than ever, a meritus solidarity with tom i want is crucial, and that is the message we are bringing here to day to day. the world safe is the choice between democracy and autocracy. america's determination to preserve democracy here in taiwan and around the world remains iron clad. it's really clear that while china has stood in the way of taiwan participating and going to certain meetings that they understand, that they will not stand in the way of people coming to taiwan. but also looking at russia invasion of ukraine earlier this year has made security over the taiwan strait. another focus of world wide attention aggression against democratic taiwan would have a tremendous impact on the security of the entire in the pacific. and facing deliberately heightened to military threats

u. s. was now considered an enemy of the state, the by debt ministration promised to help those who worked with the americans during 20 years of war. you have heard her say, for on the better part of a year now, and that the united states has an enduring commitment not only to the people of afghanistan, ah, but of course, to american citizens, to a lawful permanent residence on some $1300.00 of whom we have helped transport out about genesis and over the course of the past year, but also to, ah, atkins, to whom we have a special emit. the u. s. has re settled more than 80000 afghans. but critics say many more are still in limbo. that's because the u. s. as immigration system wasn't designed to handle thousands of emergency residency permit refugee applications and visas to those who worked with the u. s. military all at the same time. in order for any of these 3 pathways to work, there needs to be a plan to get people out and moving out. and, and that plan is going to need significant political bac

aggressive propagation because shawna is a threat of war that naturally, the big question now is how china will respond to the u. s. anti one for pelosi, visiting the territory. what are your thoughts? watch on as my clear that it doesn't regard. this isn't acceptable developments. we say reports now continues to fall about the military sizes that are unfolding. that might be economic repercussions as well. clearly, what's been raised by the us aggression in china. if we try to right, it's not an exaggeration, it's not hard to write about issue very immediate, very real threat of nuclear, our pals to war. obviously, we that doesn't happen in the schools situation in school, the agency of one class internationally to develop a new entry one with very big concern, the comments we raise patrick o'connor of the world socialist website. thank you for joining us on the program. now i'm at the turmoil china's imposed sanctions against to tie when these funds, which aging accuses of supporting separatism and a smear campaign against phasing. meanwhile, the ramifications of policies that have already been felt in local fin

now. here in a few international, china warns it will take all necessary measures to safeguard its sovereignty and territorial integrity. comes off the u. s. how speak a nancy pelosi touched down in taiwan, just radically increasing tensions though, between china and the united states. and now in response to the present, china begins military drills all around taiwan, saying they'll include no nuclear missile launches off the sea. east of the island i. beijing had already been posting its activity near the self rule territory, while taiwan islands are said to what all been put on full combat alert. taking the politics out of it, the people in taiwan itself, pretty anxious over the trip of the us house speaker. amend was of the public told us the u. s. is just trying to spread its power and influence from the lucy touch, china's bottom line. she touched the red line. so both the u. s. in china have to take actions accordingly. they just use high want to get their attention for domestic market hello sees visit will add tensions across the taiwan strait. i really hope the americans won't come around to mess things up so that we can live a pe

u. s. military bases. if any european country and now involved in ukraine, tobacco wanted to pull back for that policy, they would have to contend with the fact that the u. s. soldiers troops on their ground. so the situation is it's very us through control world military. and i think china understands this, which is why i don't think it will make any moves which will cause a retaliation because i understand with interest or at. but alessandra once again that we were hearing about red lines, red lines. alexandra putin was talking about this for years and years and years rushes read lines with nato one is border with possible ukrainian accession and all these eastern european countries, putting nato missiles along russia's borders. we heard of our putin's red lines, his request work, gnawed for years. now we've heard about china's red lines and guess what? they're apparently being ignored as well. but the, in the case of ukraine, there was a good proxy. in the case of china, taiwan is an integral part of china and the conflict would be direct us chinese. there wouldn't be a proxy battlefield in which to, to

u. s. history. now china is doubling down on its retaliation for the us house speaker nancy pelosi visits to tie one the trip and raised region, which is conducting several days of her on naval drills around taiwan in response, china is also suspend incorporation with the u. s. and the issues including law enforcement and climate change. i once the friends ministry says it fired flares to one of the rooms on unidentified aircraft lying of its course feed abuse. joyce lee in taipei has more in china's military drills. anti one's response. yeah, chinese journalist flying, how is your cayman islands late at night? has become like a routine now. anna, this morning, several chinese small planes and warships crossed the taiwan strait media line again. the islands defense ministry said that they believe china assimilating an attack on taiwan main island. and it's clear that china is trying to change the status code of the eye of the taiwan strait according to experts. and the military exercises could become a

now, she said to her visit is evidence of the u. s. commitment to support what she calls taiwanese democracy. policy has become the highest ranking american official to visit the self ruled island. and 25 years now in response to hub, is it? china's military has now begun drills in 3 large areas all around tie $1.21 chinese warplanes and to tie one's ad defends identification zone. very recently. a military drills will include non nuclear missile launches from the see east of the island territory and according to various military sources, this will include the use of weapons and the direct coordination between warships, destroyers and fighter jets. that's why one's islands. i said to have been put on what they're calling full combat alert. and here's some unverified footage of exercises supposedly taking place in china's fujian province just across the taiwan strait. ah ah. let's take this further here on the program. so i don't, archie international getting the thoughts now and joining, i guess, dr. yano book, the director of the tra

u. s. government, when china and the u. s. established diplomatic relations. both countries have signed a series of agreements and commitments and made public communication confirming that the u. s. is now going to maintain an official relationship with the regime in taiwan. it's going to be on the for show. and yes, there is a u. s. commitment to tie was defense and they're going to keep selling on the weapons to tie one. but the u. s. committed that the level of modernity of the weapons. those are going to be on the decrease instead of on the increase. but what they are doing is quite the opposite. so this is something that it's not very encouraging. on that note. now some long vice chairman of the shanghai center for the rim of the pacific exercise and international studies. many thanks for your time. we appreciate it. thank you. it can make cooperation between turkey and russia has strengthened in recent months, much to west and officials dismay at the time when the european community is scaling down its ties with russia in response to its aggression against ukraine. it is not really appropriate to increase links or engagement with moscow. according to the kirk, a statistical instit

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u. s. is now backing calls for a demilitarized safe zone around the nuclear power plant. grain says that russia have turned the site into a military base for launching missile attacks. as the war rages on in ukraine, russian forces continue to fight and die in battle every day. while the fight for supremacy on the battlefield, it continues. it seems that the fight for the hearts and minds of the russian people has already been one support for the war remains high. so to do levels of indifference on the face of it, it's a summer, much like any other in moscow. the fact that russian troops are fighting, killing and dying in ukraine, seems far removed from life in the russian capital. i still wasn't the wasn't i was thinking about it, change anything from this or to what extent does the situation have to do with me? i'm going from a nothing's up to me are you? we can only look on smoking and wait for the outcome of that in a yes, i'm waiting for victory russian composure while the kremlin continues t

vaccines use this m r in a gene technology i want to pull in now, brian abramson from falls church virginia. he has handled patent disputes before the u. s. court of appeals before he now cheers. the national vaccine law conference. it's good to have you. with this, let me ask me this is really surprised. everybody. it seems. does this lawsuit, does it have merit? well the question to what is the lawsuit has merit will be a very long drawn out in detail. one that will delve into the history of moderne is development of their technology. and generally speaking, there are 2 routes by which pfizer will see to defend itself. one saying that whatever they invented is different enough that it doesn't infringe modern is patterns. and the 2nd would be to attack modern as patterns to say, well, it's patty really shouldn't have been issued because this technology would have been obvious to someone who is an expert in the art in the course of developing it . and it will be interesting to see my thumbnail view from having read the complaint. is that going to be a lot of work for a moderate to prove case? yeah, it sounds like it's going to be a lot o

u. s. right now with the american people who have repeatedly said that they're concerned about skyrocketing gas prices, about inflation. but all of the issues they have going on at home. they're wondering why the speaker of the house is making a trip like this and why she's costing the american taxpayers millions of dollars in security in order to make this possible. and that really is reflected in some of the voices that we're hearing speaking out now. questioning why now, why this trip and why is this something that blows embarked on? here's the latest on that. nothing good will come of it. taiwan will not be more secure or more prosperous as a result of this purely symbolic visit. and a lot of bad things could happen. these include a chinese military response that could result in the u. s. being plunged into in direct conflicts with nuclear armed russia and a nuclear armed china at the same time. so nancy pelosi goes to ty, pay. what's the effect of that? well, we don't need to guess. the chinese government has said repeatedly and clearly that if nancy pelosi lands in taiwan, it could tr

u. s. withdrew. now iran says it has enough uranium to build a nuclear weapon. you don't need to enter, you don't motor a little bit while few nations have gone as far as north korea and trying to build them. and i nuclear campaign or say other countries are expressing a new willingness to host them as a deterrent. that's what frightens valerie. a has a nuclear expert from ukraine attending the conference. so there is a widespread belief that nuclear weapons have prevented a big war. and it turned out not to be true signatories to the n p t. r. meant to gather every 5 years in an attempt to advance the goal of disarmament this year. thanks to global tensions. experts say there's little hope of action. christine salumi al jazeera, the united nations. well, the head of a round atomic agency says his country has the ability to make a nuclear bomb, but doesn't plan to an advisor to iran supreme leader made similar comments to algebra last month. so by the us it's no secret that we have become a nuclear threshold states and this is a reality. it's also no secret that

u. s. army special forces veteran, i'll aid mohammed now u. s. anti i sis on by brent mcgregor actually garnered much anger for his comments regarding the syrian opposition when he exposed the syrian opposition, strong ties to al qaeda in. it'll, it is a province his, the largest al qaeda safe haven since 911 tied directly to i'm and also hearing i join the course of those who are praising the death of a terrorist. however, i find it very ironic for those in the u. s. government who are patting each other actually on the back for the death of someone they possibly help grow in power reporting for r t. i'm scotty, now he's washington is directly involved in the conflict in ukraine. that's how the russian defense ministry has reacted to revelations, from a top ukrainian official, who admitted the u. s. advisors, kids, i'm, he, mos strikes and has absolute veto power. if it's not satisfied with the target. certain your browser and like golden rule, this proves that effusively, that washington country to the statements of the white house and the pe