people. we had this money for foreign trade payments. the decision of the u. s. to transfer one part of that amount to a swiss bank, establishing an institution, they're to disperse the money to hand it over to some private organisation, setting their own rules for political purposes. it's totally illegal according to international law. how can they refuse to transfer that money to our central bank? this is a betrayal of the afghan people and the people's will and consent was totally ignored. and the afghan central bank was not consulted. we denounce the u. s. decision that the u. s. says it will not release money directly to an afghan institution, as there is no guarantee that civilians will benefit from it. when the taliban seized power and ghana stand, the u. s. pros, around $7000000000.00. the countries, assets, it has since ordered that 3500000000 be used to fund litigation by 911 victims. meanwhile, afghanistan faces a severe humanitarian crisis. on saturday, hundreds of afghans protested against the u. s. plan to send some of those assets to us with bank.

u. s. people, as you can probably tell from acts and on a north american british. and so that was the long parade of trying to leave saudi arabia where i was at the time where i was detained for a month based on an and supposed read notice and the f b i most wanted listing i was in jet the time in which president biden visited saudi arabia. i don't think it went well for him at all. i think that, you know, the, the days are gone in which the u. s. can truly and cajole countries even like saudi arabia, one of their closest allies. so i think that, yeah, you're absolutely right. that played a very big part in my freedom to me being his we can see today what exactly happened at this conference in north korea. so the thing is done absolutely nothing . this is the crazy thing, right? it's, you know, there's really stories of me being the sanctions dodging mastermind. it's only cost me money. i never made a penny. i think the russian federation has a huge opportunity right now to embrace crypto currency to regulate the space for regulation in order to make sure that you

u. s. people in jackson, mississippi are facing an unprecedented water crisis or than $160000.00 residents in the city with a predominantly black population have run out of safe drinking water. it all began when the cities treatment plant already in disrepair, failed because of floods caused by heavy rain. most of the headlines, the news continues here on al jazeera, after inside story. ah yes, and as you close, it gets worse. russia has shut down the law stream one pipeline. once again, it says it's because of maint is with the leaders have rejected that. so how will europe cope with this unprecedented gas shortage? this is insightful re ah hello, welcome to the program m. hashem abala. most of the continent of europe is facing a difficult winter had russia has once again shut down the crucial law stream one gas pipeline to germany. it's raised fears of short as years and possible blackouts . in the coming months. russian authorities say the pipeline was shot to repair a leak, but european leader

u. s. people, knees i was, you know, was really big. wow. now i have to ask you, why do you think your song, which is why when we united, right, why do you think it's so important right now? i think it's important, especially where, where i come from, you know, because especially in the odds, you know, everybody's trying to do their own thing. everybody is so, so concentrated on their own thing that you don't even when i let someone else in, you know, but when we did that song we is showing that it can be done. you know, we can work together any can be a bomb and we can make it work. listen, the 77 percent has got it. what you're asking? well, the coolest people from now media in those studio. now let's head over to south africa to meet how again, all my she, lou, aka. how much interesting name, right. but the background is even more fascinating. machine uses the cow is the fact symbol of expression and the most read how culture is changing. the title of my address is one to 3 block myself. it comes from a game, hide and seek, basically, lea

u. s. people in jackson, mississippi, are facing an unprecedented water crisis. more than a 160000 residence in the city with a predominantly black population. that's jackson, mississippi have run out of safe drinking water. it all began when the cities treatment plant already in disrepair, failed because of floods caused by heavy rain. the government is tripping bottled water, but there's not enough supply. the entire city people are being told to boil water before cooking with it and to keep their mouths closed when they shout. we're talking about a set of accumulated challenges that have taken place over the better part of 30 years. i remind people that i moved to jackson as a little boy in 1988. i distinctly remember in 1989 when this system crashed after a winter storm. and so we're seeing not only the age of the age in the wear and tear on our system, but we're seeing the effects of, of climate change. we have colder winners, hotter summers and more annual precipitation. and all of that is taking a toll on our water infrastructure. ashbee foot, his councilm

u. s. people in florida preparing for the arrival of tropical storm in haven't been any evacuation or does yet the governor's warning of disruptions to power, fuel and critical supplies in is currently barreling towards western cuba. cuba. the canadian government says it will take months to repair the damage off to the most powerful storm. in decades left a trail of unprecedented destruction. hurricane fiona was downgraded to a post tropical cyclone before it hit the province of nova scotia on the east coast . how did you cast her reports? holmes swept into the sea. others pummeled to pieces fiona and left a swath of destruction and debris across eastern canada. no deaths were reported, but residents recall a sleepless night hoping their homes would hold up against hurricane force winds. it's the worst thing which i've ever seen here. never seen some of the trees up rather than a damage. we said down stairs, the whole house was taken and what not the window and listen to the fat here. bang here, b

u. s. people in jackson, mississippi are facing an unprecedented water crisis. more than $160000.00 residents in the city with a predominantly black population have run out of safe drinking water. it all began when the cities treatment plant already in disrepair, failed because of floods caused by heavy rain. all right, those are the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera after the stream. thanks so much for watching. which side is winning chaos or control? ah, what does the new forever war mean for america and nato? as long as americans keep consuming, prices are going to keep going up. why didn't joe biden see inflation comic? how did you get so much raw? the quizzical look of us politics, the bottom line. hi, anthony. ok to day on the street. what happens when climate activists take direct action? let's take a look at a few examples from this year. we're gonna start in february activists in canada cause a millions of dollars in damage this year and what it operations on a key work site for a multi $1000000000.00 natural gas pipeline project. in marc

people who are determined to make a difference. it's when local initiatives get wide, a political and financial support that they can really make a difference globally. despite the current u. s. administration, people and governments around the world, a coming together in the back to combat climate change is can only be encouraging when there is so much urgent work. do news. news, news. news, news. hello there. we've got another tropical storm strengthening in the caribbean, but before we get there, let's look to north america. it's a divided picture from the west to the east is looking much clearer and calm in the west. lots of sunshine and warms, coming in. that's certainly not the story in the east. we've got this cold front pulling its way across the midwest and the great great lakes bringing some heavy rain and knocking temperatures down. and if we take a closer look at eastern canada, now fiona worked its way very quickly, up north taking some very wet and windy conditions here it has weakened. however, but behind it, it will be a brief pause before we get more wet and when do have the answer storm sweeping through new england on woods to places like car back and follo

but these people who came to the u. s. a, they only came with one backpack like myself. and so many people burned. their documents spurned their pictures and all those that they could prove it that they were right. and just because they were scared of taliban and there and they were scared for their lives. but and hello john. i would, i would add that, you know, like people, brenda documents, but the united states has adjusted parole and given a pathway to immigrant and diaspora populations in the past, it's done. so for the cubans it's done. so for iraqis, it's done. so for the vietnamese and right now and from the congress, does bipartisan bicameral legislation that would fix this problem. so people like new gina and how long do not have to undergo their trauma. one set again at a us a silent process by where they can just fill out an application with no fees and that they can start their life and journey here in america. so that the home that a score are actually for if i may just jumping a for a little bit more to what you're saying, the afghan adjustment could solve

people who determined to make a difference. it's when local initiatives get white of his cullen financial support, that they can really make a difference globally. despite the current u. s. administration, people and governments around the world, a coming together in the battle to combat climate change is can only be encouraging when we're so much urgent, what day am the journey has begun the fee for world copies on its way to catherine book. your travel package to day now the spring sunshine is i think strong enough to can to the cold of what should be on top to care. and she could see you can't really see where the front is. it's just through here, but it snow may be that you're going to see falling if you're in santiago, but in the sunshine, even in south coming down river, avia. 16 degrees is any 6 point we're right it's, that's hardly a big surprise. and the sunshine extends up into the san is brazil, re as back up to 25 degrees. the wetness on this is a weakness. here's actually this n. so probably, peru, ecuador, and even parts of southern columbia look particularly wet and you just see a circulation here in the caribbean. that is have a look. the name storm e. i

ah, it's possible that the type of dairy product could play a role study with over 280000 people in the u. s. showed that people who ate yogurt had a lower risk of diabetes. gilbert department and contains bacteria that support the micro biome in the gut. that could explain the positive effect. and so, and i'm not that he showed that there's also no link between dairy products and inflammation. that's something off go daniel wrong. who asked concluded in his work on nutrition and digest in norway would reconsider in our study after replacing the literature. is that the consumption of dairy products and doesn't have any pro inflammatory effect on my, your markers or account acute by your markers and long term bio marcus or inflammation. and in fact, what we observe is that some studies reported a decrease in, in pro inflammatory by your markers. does mill increase cancer risk? and there have been a few studies on prostate cancer that it found the link between milk and cancer risk. but there is no evidence yet that milk is actually the cause of this type of cancer. the same growth factors that

people who are determined to make a difference. it's when local initiatives get wide, a political and financial support that they can really make a difference globally. despite the current u. s. administration, people and governments around the world, a coming together in the back to combat climate change is can only be encouraging when we're so much urgent work. lou with hello there. an intense weather system has brought flash flooding to eastern areas of australia. and while the weather warnings have been downgraded, there is a threat of some severe storms on the east coast, particularly for new south wales. but a worst of that weather has pulled out to sea, leaving behind more settled conditions for the likes of victoria. as well as southern australia, temperatures in places like melbourne, likely to pick up over the next few days with some wounds coming back in before the showers on monday. and that's thanks to the system that's going to sweep its way across the byte. it will clear for perth the remains while the cloudy until tuesday, much of the wet weather to be found in the south east. but things are looking more settled for sydney with sunshine on sunday. and things

people who are determined to make a difference. it's when local initiatives get wider, political, and financial support that they can really make a difference globally. despite the current u. s. administration, people and governments around the world, a coming together in the back to combat climate change is can only be encouraging when re so much urgent work to do ah, i will say the winds picking up but cross c eastern side of the raven peninsula over the next few days, just around the gulf, getting a little breezy here, there will be some lifted dust and sand temperatures struggling to get to 39 degrees celsius as that shamar wind sets in. once again, $37.00 celsius in baghdad is a bit more like it should be, but still a warm in q way. we are still getting above 40 degrees here over the next day or so . thing should calm down here in doha as you go through tuesday. 37 celsius becoming increasingly pleasant, but to see just around the empty quarter, southern part, sava, saudi arabia all if it doesn't. sad to watch out for here will be dry. wanted to shout as possible as he just around the southern end of the red sea. joining up the shouts because central parts of africa had

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u. s. company, colonial pipeline leads to gasoline shortages and parts of the u. s. effecting around 50000000 people in major airports. a multimillion dollar ransom is needed to restore the gasoline supply. may 2017, the malware one a cry encrypts user data on computers across 150 countries leading to multiple breakdowns of infrastructure. the spanish company, telephonic, a, german rail, and french car manufacturer renaud are all affected. u. s. companies. cyber security ventures predicts that cyber attacks will lead to global damages with around 7 trillion u as dollars in 2022. for most countries, that's more than that g. d, p, leaving financial demons aside. cyber attacks can also be life threatening. most parts of the critical infrastructure simply aren't adequately protected. how come and what can we do to attain this? ah, according to experts, the main reason for weak spots is outdated security systems used by companies. this makes them vulnerable. a lot of critical infrastructure is less mitchell, it's not necessarily big multi nationals. it might be local or regional providers. it's those tha

u. s. where people of florida preparing for the arrival of tropical storm, eons, haven't been any evacuation orders yet, but the governor is warning of disruptions to power, fuel and critical supplies in his currently borrowing towards western cuba. these 25 people have drowned off to their boat capsized on a river in bangladesh. bates was carrying more than a 100 people up the corps, a toe, a river to a hindu temple in the north. thousands of still missing ton, which address has more at least dozens of people died in a tragic brought accident in northern bangladesh and the mystic upfront our guardian called to our neighbor. the passenger abroad was carrying more than its capacity. witnesses and administration. people said that there was more than 100 people in it when it collapsed in the middle of the river, the search and rescue operation and still on the number of casualties they could go up. people are still missing. there were among the victims or female as well as children. now go back to the common in bangladesh at the country with hundreds of reward, criss cross at least 30 percent o

and is trying to, like many countries that people don't want to choose sides. the u. s. is trying to force attract countries to choose sides again. and people are resisting, and that's a positive part of the positive trend of puppies i correctly identify. but we have such big problems that we need to somehow figure out a way for the u. s. in the europeans to get back in the game in a positive sense. because even if we talk look about global warming. if the what, what one of the consequences of what this war that the russian invasion of ukraine is setting back the need for boot dealing aggressively with global warming setting this back potentially for years is and so yeah, but, but peter did say no and you try to convince me that these people actually believe this about climate change. i mean, if it is so existential, so dire, and they flip on it on a dime. no, we had to go after russia 1st. i mean, are they sincere people where they just buffoons? well then up the phones that's, that's part of the problem and they can be dangerous it because of their ideology, because the

and is trying to like many countries that people don't want to choose sides. the u. s. is trying to force attract countries to choose sides again. and people are resisting, and that's a positive part of the positive trend of puppies. i correctly identifying. but we have such big problems that we need to somehow figure out a way for the u. s. and the europeans to get back in the game in a positive sense. because even if we talk look about global warming, if the what, what one of the consequences of what this war that the russian invasion of ukraine is setting back the need for boot dealing aggressively with global warming setting this back potentially for years is and so yeah, but, but peter did say no, and you try to convince me that these people actually believe this about climate change. i mean, if it is so existential, so dire, and they flip on it on a dime. no, we had to go after russia 1st. i mean, are they sincere people, or they just buffoons? well then up the phones that's, that's part of the problem. and they can be dangerous it because of their ideology, becaus

u. s. on people in jackson, mississippi, facing an unprecedented water crisis. more than $160000.00 residents have run out of safe drinking water. the government is distributing bottle water, but there's not enough to supply the anti city. pension monahan has more cars lining up around the block all to get the most basic of human necessities. for nearly a week, the people at jackson, mississippi have been struggling with a serious water shortage. the national guard are providing relief. some are happy for the help. others are growing in patient. i'm not able to cook, like i want to cooks not able to brush my teeth like i want to do to the water quizes. and i'm just certainly grateful that they are the national guard and everyone is out, you know, trying to help us. so we can see i have, i have the life and maintain on a daily basis. and my home, the water is running very slowly. it's our most into agent in the entire city of jackson, you know, just not one individual. and i blame rhyme the, the city council, the governor and the mayor because they're all in conf

the closing moments of the us military presence in august last year, nearly $200.00 people were killed including 13 u. s. service members with violence and chaos at the campbell airport. several people were filmed falling to their death, as they desperately tried to flee the country by holding onto a u. s. military playing that was taking off of footage of that incident. quickly went viral, sending shockwave throughout the global community, and sparking additional criticism of the hasty with role. now, americans themselves are also deeply dissatisfied with that conflict with nearly half of respondents in a recent nationwide poll saying the war in afghanistan was a mistake. that's as a clear majority, 57 percent said they believe that u. s. political lead as even lied to the public to justify the invasion. know earlier in the program, i spoke with the u. s. f also tenant colonel retired a karen korea, koski who says the by the ministration has been particularly sensitive to this criticism because it's well justified withdrawal was very poorly planned, very hasty. it was under duress and it was not partic

u. s. to stop violating the syrian people's rights. the foreign minister again says the u. s. presence should end as it no longer helps fight terrorism in the country. home, since i have worn agilent damages and come out to us, must withdraw its army soon or later. they will withdraw. that's a fact. they will no longer be in syria. they can leave the country with minimal losses. the u. s. is not fighting terrorism in syria, this is a lie, syria, together with its allies and friends, represented by russia, is fighting against terrorism. it was with them that we fought against isis and your battle nursery, and also liberated many syrian territories. nepal hopes to become a fully fledged member of the shanghai corporation organization. and it's according to the country's ambassador. and he said daisy shared moscow and cut monday his plan to develop a mechanism for mutual agreements in their respective national occurrences. megan megan mccain him like and didn't have to repeat versus a committee because it'll be less of the booking italy thing. but based on our one got it is not

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assessment of what i heard from other people around 60 percent of people, most of them interpreted have been betrayed and abandoned by the u. s. in afghanistan, when the taliban took over, there was chaos that people add port. those interpreters who had fall that cases for evacuation was stranded in the middle of the road. we said several e mails to american officials. we've worked with them, but they've not responded yet. ah, i can make them. i think those who've left us behind in afghanistan a just hiding as a fit for their own lives. look at our misery. we can't get a job here in afghanistan because we have a biometric system of identification here. if we apply for job anyway, we would immediately be recognized as afghan interpreters to what for the americans in the past. a blue 80 minutes. it could be cool by the taliban authorities. we're in how but the days nice guy by we have no normal life and it will continue that. wait until we dead. i pray for a miracle. maybe one day we will manage to free this country. ah, just before we end this hours at use round up, i want to bring you a quick update on the approval by g 7 fin

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u. s. to stop violating the rights of the syrian people, the foreign minister against the u. s military should leave the country because it no longer needs help fighting terrorism home. since i won't, agilent allowed you to come up to you as must restore his army soon or later. they will withdraw dots of fact, they will no longer be in syria. they can leave the country with minimal losses. the u. s. is not fighting terrorism in syria. this is a lie, syria, together with its allies and friends, represented by russia, is fighting against terrorism. it was with them that we fought against isis and japan, on notre. and also liberated many syrian territories. reminder now of our breaking news that 13 people have been killed, including 9 children and 23 other people have been injured in a school shooting and the central russian city of as yeske, as, according to information by federal investigators. and verified video footage appears to show children hiding in the school. as gun shots were fired, we should warn our view is that the following video could be distressing. oh, feel good

u. s. t stop violating the rights of the syrian people. the foreign minister again say the u. s. military should leave the country because it no longer helps fight terrorism. that home says, i won't argue lena margie, come up to you as must restore its army soon or later. they will withdraw that so fact they will no longer be in syria. they can leave the country with minimal losses. the u. s. is not fighting terrorism and syria. this is a lie, syria, together with its allies and friends, represented by russia, is fighting against terrorism. it was with them that we fought against isis under battle. no sir. and also liberated many syrian territories of all the latest news updates. keep an eye on our website, r t dot com. that's all from me for today. but paula leah will be here in about 30 minutes with all the latest. ah ah ah ah ah with with ah ah ah ah ah ah, ah, a ah, this way through parsa gustavo version of yes yeah. arms desirable for dental bunker. fine. yep. and we're going to swap owners thursday, sort of which clicked on the public search for my phone, started all thos

more than a 1000000 people in the u. s. territory of puerto rico or without power after the island was hit by hurricane fiona winds, with a maximum speed of 140 kilometers an hour, have been recorded. speaker of the u. s. house. nancy pelosi has pledged support for media. after recent fighting on the border with azerbaijan, she is the most senior us official to visit the country. the 2 countries have been in conflict for decades over the disputed region of the gourne of kara back. tony cheng reports from the armenian capital yerevan alongside her armenian counterpart, nancy pelosi paying her respect to the genocide memorial. the speaker of the house of representatives appeared moved. but the message was clear. the united states as standing firmly alongside armenia in it's time of need. later in the day, after meetings in the national assembly, she was equally resolute and meeting again had a particular importance to us because of the focus on security following the illegal and deadly attacks. and as a, by the, as they hung