u. s. and while the u. s. looks for support and how to handle its relationship with china . germany to is reassessing, if position did only as international editor richard rocker has more russia's warring ukraine is forcing a massive global rethink into how geo politics can cause turmoil in the world economy. european countries are rushing to cut their dependence on russian energy and sanctions are having a ripple effect all over the world. we're here in asia. people are thinking about what might be next. and what in particular, if china follows through one day, maybe soon on its threat to invade taiwan? what would that mean for the asian economy? what would that mean for the world economy? these are pricing questions for germany to and germany's vice chancellor robert harvey is here in singapore. co hosting a conference this tackling some of these questions. his boss, where is diversification? following through on the idea that germany has become a simply to dependent on his economic ties with china. in the last fe

u. s. to, to really appreciate what's actually means. every spoke to robert and he wanted to share this with us, have a listen, have a look and enjoy peace bill to back of robin's thoughts of a 40 years ago, u. s. congress passed the refugee protection act with overwhelming bipartisan support. protecting the right to seek silence for all persons, regardless of the color of their skin or the country in which they were born. yet we have a long history of denying this right to patience. for the past 2 years, they've been blocked and expelled from seeking asylum at our southern border and sent back to their country, which is in a worsening crisis. the use u. s. government recognizes that to haiti is not as safe place and has rated at at a level for security risk and granted temporary protected status. last year to haitians are ready in the country. it's long past time for the u. s. government to abandon these to terrance based strategies that are harmful and do not work. and instead embrace a policy of welcoming haitians with dignity and following out migration laws. like is this like they? yes i, you know, i completely agree with that and i

u. s. look like some kind of autocratic general talk crazy. run by the very oligarchs it so frequently decries elsewhere is electric leader joe biden is old and frail. although he's considering running for the presidency for a 2nd term. we're lying on cheat sheets, prompting him. how to behave, major gatherings of well leaders, a weekly to is usually surrounded with an aging establishment. and they are the ones with the real power. the 2021 senate was for instance, the oldest in american history. the average age of us senators is 64.3 years. senator patrick j lee has been serving for 47 years. chuck grassley, 41 years, while dianne feinstein is now the oldest sitting you a senator at the age of $89.00. each. me being challenges, but it's also benefit when it comes to being in congress. i've seen changes and trans not only in california, but across the country, not to mention animal than senate. living through that has made me much more effective at my job. such administrations usually have the p

u. s. looking for somewhere safe to live and they were returned back to haiti. so migration and issues around repatriation are obviously extremely complex and difficult. this is something that the 5 administration has taken on board and looking at a hemisphere wide solution to migration because the migration of course is not just coming from haiti when the haitian asylum seekers are being deported back to haiti . and they see a difference between how they're treated and how other asylum seekers are being treated. for instance, craniums kemi. as i said, these are extremely difficult questions that involve people's lives and people's wellbeing. and that is something that the state department and the broader u. s. government is doing everything that we can to address this patrick jewish region. almost 5 months after the 1st entering the prison. patrick was released. he's not entirely sure why, but he thinks that speaking out about the situation out. i guess what you call the mom will mention. things are bad. graceful. oh my god is good. he's found a room in porter

u. s. looking for some west safe to live and they returned back to haiti. so migration and issues around repatriation are obviously extremely complex and difficult. this is something that the buyback ministration was taken on board and looking at us hemispheric wide solution to migration because the migration of course is not just coming from haiti when the haitian asylum seekers are being to port it back to haiti and they see a difference between how they're treated and how other asylum seekers have been treated for instance, craniums for me. as i said, these are extremely difficult questions that involve people's lives and people's well being. and that is something that the state department on the broader us government is doing. everything that we can to address is barbara jones resume almost 5 months after 1st entering the prison. patrick was released. he's not entirely sure why, but he thinks that speaking out about the situation out or to call mom merger bingo barbara. grief from girls do. he's found a really important prince, but he's afraid if he goe

u. s. looking for somewhere safe to live and they returned back to haiti. so migration and issues around repatriation are obviously extremely complex and difficult. this is something that the biden administration has taken on board and looking at a hemispheric wide solution to migration because the migration of course is not as coming from haiti when the haitian asylum seekers are being deported by to haiti. and they see a difference between how they're treated and how other asylum seekers are being treated for instance, ukrainians family. as i said, these are extremely difficult questions that involve people's lives and people's wellbeing. and that is something that the state department and the broader us government is doing everything that we can to address those estimates, the department of homeland security or we contacted them for this show and they decided they weren't going to be on the show. but they said a couple of things via email i want to share with you guess, and you can tell me, are we heading towards a way of treating haitian to pull teas, h

u. s which looks at national security issues to take action. tiktok is in talks with the council to try to keep operating in the u. s also worth noting that earlier this summer car also sounded the alarm on twitter, saying that tiktok should be banned in the us, barring any significant changes have to see what happens. all right. here we go again a story for those interested in making a lot of money very quickly. you can do it tonight. just have to win. the powerball lottery says it's going to be worth at least $1.2 billion, taking the lump sum cap cash option. yeah but it only gets you rhiannon $597 million before taxes, not worth it. can you imagine? like i always say all you need is $2.01 dream to play. i guess i will. i keep saying that i haven't played it yet. i keep forgetting i'm gonna play. why not coming up the countdown to black panther wakanda forever comes as chadwick boseman as widow tells whoopi goldberg how she's keeping his legacy and memory alive. that's next. you're watching world news now. narrator: how prepared is your family

u. s. president looks like he's contractually tied to his own platform. truth, social football fans around the world have their eyes on kata where the wild camp is on the way. the 1st draw between the us and wales won all draw, but the tournament remains divisive and expensive. the price tag an unparalleled $200000000000.00. previously, the world cups were in brazil, 2014 and rush 2018, which was less than 15000000000. if you take a look at germany's world comp campaign that was back in or it's world cup torment back in 2006, that was 4300000000 cut has new stadiums. cost $6.00 and a half $1000000000.00. just about all of them had to be built from scratch and then a heap of infrastructure and metro system and international airport roads, hotels, and leisure amenities. but are all of these wise investments? sports tournaments and a tory is for creating white elephants. dan plumley specializes in sports finance at sheffield hallam university. he points out that other more established for bowling nations than gotta have had the same problem. we buy the shoes with brazil in south africa, so it

if berlin looks at the u. s. as itself is the united states, still a reliable partner in terms of democracy, rule of law, what's the answer? yeah, well, i mean, i think there'll be some comfort taken from this not being from that perspective, a worst case scenario. but, but really, i mean that, that kind of shock to the system has already happened. you know, it had through the, from the storming of the capital was really the pinnacle of it. you know, sort of beginning to realize, wow, let, the united states is politically unstable. and very senior official who i was talking to recently, you know, did raise the, you know, what happens if the wrong guy wins in 2 years. you know, now this person was thinking about trump. trump looks a bit weaker coming out of this. but as we've been hearing, ron de santis, the governor of florida comes out of this looking very strong. so i think one takeaways definitely going to be from this, a lot of european governments really going to start taking a closer look at run the scienti

u. s. are looking into whether a mash shooting that an l. g, b, t, q nightclub in colorado, was a hate crime. suspected lone gunman killed 5 people in the attack before he was overpowered by nightclub goers. and after much criticism and controversy, the men's football will cover as kicked off with guitar, with the host losing the ecuador in the opening match. over a 1000000 fans are expected to travel to the country over the course of the target . and don't forget, you can always get more in detail. you news on the go, just download our app from google play or from the apple app store. that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news. coming up next, our doctor program. take a look at the fight to save endangered species that might otherwise be, forgot until kimberly. thank you very much for 2 needed they were today with love on banning thing that way, but i'm not even know how to work my own car. and everyone was laid holes and everything right.

so let's take a look at the income of the u. s. oil producers, which benefits for prices with over $200000000000.00 profited after the war and ukraine, or rusted, and massive sanctions were imposed on russia. now this is twice then comparing to the earning of the same period last year, according to experts is through the record breaking cash flow for the oil firms that we are seeing here and the e u concerns are not unfounded as the u. s. subsidizes and as high incomes create better living and business conditions in america. now, as you can see here on this screen, natural gas prices in the european union are over 4 times higher than in the united states. and electricity prices are almost doubled in europe. the u. k. as g mont, for university financial and banking professor richard warner says the, your response on american attempts to knock down the european economy is on time. it is high time. it is long overdue because essentially the us has been acting very much against the interest office allies in europe. and this is almost b

i'm looking to manage is competition response. the u. s. and chinese presidents look to improve strained relations in their 1st face to face meeting ahead of the g 20 summit. the ukranian president celebrates the russian retreat from her san as he visits the southern city. and more tech jobs on the line, u. s. media says amazon is due to fire $10000.00 employees. ah, israel says the united states has decided to launch an investigation into the killing of algebra. journalist shitty in a barclay. shaheen was shot dead by israeli forces on may 11th, while covering a raid on jeanine in the occupied west bank. israel's military has since admitted that israeli gunfire may have killed her is really defense minister, been a gant, has commented on twitter, saying the decision of the u. s. department of justice to investigate the unfortunate death of sheena barclay is a grave mistake. the id f conducted an independent and professional investigation which was presented to the americans who shared the details. i made it clear to the american representat

u. s. senate looking more broadly wise as taking so long . well, so it's, we will have to wait until tomorrow. so if we know if the democrats that looks like it's the democratic senate candidate in arizona, wins and that would probably bring it down to georgia again. and as in george are there is a specific law that the senator has been with 50 plus one votes and none of the both candidates has this vote. so they will have to go into another election which will probably take until the last the end of december, which will be when we get the results from georgia. so, another couple of weeks when we finally will know if the democrats can keep the majority in the senate, or if they lose it to the republican party, who is looking at that run off race in at georgia, is more broadly what these med terms tell us about the key issues that have been on the minds of us voters. yeah, we just heard, so me talking about it. it is. so for many surprising that all the trump, or many i shall say of the trump begged candidates, didn't perform as well as it was

u. s. is looking out for it's best interests and those interests include beating germany on the global playing field. we shouldn't be naive here and yet, or should they? germany had every opportunity to defend its own energy and economic interests. as the u. s. pressured it to cut off its own gas supply for ukraine, and berlin failed to champion its own interests and simply fell in line with the use sanctions. and now the fact that the german finance minister is trying to sweet talk, the americans about their quote, transatlantic partnership from a position of weakness is kind of too little too late. there are also supply chain and labor costs problems that have piled up injury. and in the rest of europe as a result of heavy handed european policy, as the block tinkers around with its economy and breaks even more things every single time. there's a crisis and the outlook doesn't really look too good for germany, which is set for a 0.6 per cent, full year decline in g d p next year, which is the worse projected performance of the euros on, which is bad news for the rest of the e u as well, that

looks pretty nasty. i have to say that the rest, the u. s. is look a little bit caught in the eastern seaboard is not cool down and the sun is out for the west. this was more mountain sto, shipped in the rockies, california looking quite nice, reasonably warm in the south. but there's more snow up in canada, british columbia, particularly rain for seattle, which you might expect to be know. throughout the caribbean, the breeze is still blowing nicely, so all the big shall have just the south. so, for example, nicaragua may be costa rica and panama the bigger ones, mexico's lofty dry. there are a few lighting showers dotted around in south america, while the significant raid this band 3 through the amazon basin takes you back to rose. rio, disappointing dell sat we, i think ria was on shore breeze. keep you a little bit cool. feeling was anyway, if you jump down to argentina, for example, looks far away from the on shore breeze up here is about 40 degrees. and even in santiago, chile, we're at $32.00, which is high. ah, ah, with a the me watchi

u. s. foreign policy. we're going to take a look at that and then we'll go to come back and talk. ross's war against ukraine is one. the u. s. has not been able to look away from. americans have already sent more than $60000000000.00 worth of assistance into this war. zone democrat, president joe biden has promised to continue to do all it takes to defend ukraine sovereignty as americans head to the polls. and these midterm elections, us congress, is expected to touch more republicans. and the big question everybody is asking is what impact that will have on us assistance to ukraine and other allies? well, the answer depends on who you are. there will be enough support no matter who controls i, which house and given a president biden, still in the white house. so i, i, i am quite confident that very, very strong support will continue for ukraine. yet one prominent republican started sending a very different signal ahead of the elections. kevin mccarthy is the top republican in the house of representatives of he says he believes americans would no longer be willing to write a blank check to ukraine in the fa

u. s. alliances. let's take a look at where the u. s. has been storing it's nuclear weapons, including in locations are broad. you can see there in blue and contrast china keeps its arsenal only on its own national territory. the ny washington reportedly plans to deploy nucular capable b $52.00 bombers in northern estrella, within range of china. beijing reacted to that news by saying, despite the protestations, it's clearly the u. s. which is raising tensions in the asia pacific region may have on the above. i don't think in the report, the us side speculated arbitrarily and blatantly tailored and nuclear deterrent strategy against china. china. we advise the u. s. side to abandon the cold war mentality and hedge a monic logic adopt a rational and responsible nuclear policy. if china has its own agenda, china has never had any history of colonizing other countries or threatening other countries. everything that china has developed the terms of nuclear weapons, it's awful, national defense. the patients in the asia pacific region has bee

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u. s. alliances. let's take a look at where the u. s. has been basing its nuclear weapons, including in locations abroad. europe is pretty well represented here on the map. tricky to, in contrast, here in the red china, it keeps its new killer, are still only on its own national territory. i know washington reportedly punches probably nuclear capable of b, $52.00 bombers in the northern territories, just in parts of darwin within range of china. beijing reacted to that news by seeing it's clearly the us, which is raising tensions in the asia pacific region. move on the apollo, i don't think in the report, the us side speculated arbitrarily and blatantly tailored a nuclear deterrence strategy against china. we advised the us side to abandon the cold war mentality and hedge a monic logic. adopt a rational and responsible nuclear policy. what china has its own agenda? china has never been, you know, had any history of colonizing other countries or threatening other countries. everything that china has develop the terms of nuclear weapons. i

u. s. is looking out for it's best interests and those interests include beating germany on the global playing field. we shouldn't be naive here and yet, or should they? germany had every opportunity to defend its own energy and economic interests. as the u. s. pressured it to cut off its own gas supply for ukraine, and berlin failed to champion its own interests and simply fell in line with the use sanctions. and now the fact that the german finance minister is trying to sweet talk, the americans about their quote, transit landtech partnership from a position of weakness is kind of too little too late. there are also supply chain and labor costs problems that have piled up in germany and in the rest of europe. as a result of heavy handed european policy, as the blocked tinkers around with its economy and breaks even more things every single time, there's a crisis. and the outlook doesn't really look too good for germany, which is set for a 0.6 per cent, full year decline in g d p next year, which is the worse projected performance of the euros on, which is bad news for the rest of the e u as

u. s. that europeans view of washington and of the transit land take relationship is at risk. if the u. s. comes out looking like the big winner amid the ukraine conflict. while europeans feel like they're the ones making all the sacrifices, real sick of somebody, we're on a general strike because people cannot pay the bills anymore. nowadays, we don't simply have to struggle to live. we have to struggle to survive. graziano, we will call them. the situation right now is chaotic. we are worse off than in march. fuel prices are rising, spare parts, tires oil, everything. it is on viable to work like this. the phonetic energy cost. i don't think that the energy costs and the rising prices are in harmony, down with the energy bells. right now they had to high you had kind of zucker in the crisis we are in, amid the inflation. young people have no future life. we don't know how to pay for our food. 54 percent of french citizens, 57 percent of germans, and more than 75 percent of italians are worried about their purchasing power. that's according to an e. u. public opinion monitoring report from last month about

u. s. alliances. let's take a look again at where though the u. s. has been storing its nuclear weapons including in locations abroad. europe is quite well represented on the map here, turkey to in contrast, know territory and washington reportedly plans to deploy nuclear capable of b, 52 bombers in northern a street just over here within range as you can make out of china. beijing reacted to that news by saying it's clearly the u. s, which is raising tensions in the asia pacific region. may find that bob, i don't think in the report, the us side speculated arbitrarily and blatantly tailored a nuclear deterrence strategy against china. we advised the us side to abandon the cold war mentality and hedge a monic logic adopt a rational and responsible nuclear policy. it will go. china has its own agenda. a china has never been, you know, had any history of colonizing other countries or threatening other countries. everything that china has developed in terms of nuclear weapons. it's awful. national defense the patients in the asia pacific region, or has

looks pretty nasty. i have to say that the rest of the u. s. is look a little bit caught in the eastern seaboard is not cool down and the sun is out for the west. this was more mountain starship in the rockies, california looking quite nice, reasonably warm in the south. that is more snow up in canada, british columbia, particularly rain for seattle, which you might expect to be know throughout the caribbean, the breeze is still blowing nicely. so all the big showers just the south. so, for example, the correct your maybe cost 3 grand panama, get the bigger ones, mexico. lofty dry. there are a few like tea showers dotted around in south america, while the significant raid this band 3 through the amazon basin takes you back to rose rear, disappointing dale saturday, i think in rear with an onshore breeze. keep you a little bit cool. feeling was anyway, the fuel jumped down to argentina, for example, looks far away from the onshore breeze up here is that 40 degrees in santiago, chile, where a 32 which is high ah, opened in time for the world cup.

so a meaning that the holiday shopping season is in full swing and so far it does look like the u. s. shoppers are still willing to spend on black friday alone. americans are paid about or even more than $9000000000.00 on line. so that is an you a record. what is definitely interesting to see is that people are spending that is a good sign for the overall u. s. economy. but people are also spending more on a credit. there is this by and i'll pay later method or also if you look at the credit cards, i mean all of those a debt is rising. so of, for now, there seems to be an urgency for one side from retailers to got the products out for consumers to shop. but the big question is, if that trend can hold, if we might be looking at a possible a recession in the next couple of months, okay, ends quarter nailed for us. thank you. now, de covenant zation scene is essential to saving the planet from catastrophic climate change. countries across the world are encouraging investment in green technologies that also goes for those nations who have built their economies on fossil fuels. united ara

u. s. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making use this. our euro's issue ukraine's president says russian forces destroyed all critical infrastructure and her son before they retreated. ukrainian forces are now working to dismantle russian mines and booby traps around the southern city. the ukrainians have been celebrating the liberation of her son officials. war and the war is not over. he will, distribution has resumed, and haiti after 2 months of shortages, caused by armed gangs, palm 3, opened after police flushed down. gunman holding the country's main impor terminal . stand off, lead to fuel shortages, and prevented the distribution of drinking water to ethiopia. now, where warring parties have signed a deal allowing humanitarian supplies into the war torn t gr i region is comes after a recent p. steel was reached between the sides with the focus now shifting to aid and disarmament, pen shanks and hugs signal another hopeful day for ethiopia. leaders from the government and to guy and rebels coming to give the to in the brutal confli

u. s. counterpart that the 2 nations share common interests as china's political and economic power grows. she said beijing is not looking to challenge the u. s. or shake up the existing international order. ah, the current state of china us relations is what we are both concerned about. but the current state does not conform to the fundamental interests of our 2 countries and peoples. nor does it conform to the expectations of the international community . one of the key issues was taiwan and the u. s. pledge to defend the self governing island biden voiced opposition to growing chinese aggression. he reiterated washington's one china policy, which acknowledges beijing's claim to taiwan, but does not recognize its sovereignty over the island. but biden said there was no need to let tension spill over into a new cold war. i'm from for a policy or 2 at all. this is a clue course to lucy was all quite after us house speaker. nancy pelosi visited taiwan in august. amazing, scrapped its agreements with washington on tackling climate change. but following monday's meeting at the world's 2 biggest greenhouse gas emitters have

u. s. that europeans view of washington and of the trans atlantic relationship is at risk. if the u. s. comes out looking like the big winner amid the ukraine conflict, while europeans feel like they're the ones making all the sacrifices. oh, we'll set out. so now we're on a general strike because people cannot pay the bills anymore. nowadays, we don't simply have to struggle to live, we have to struggle to survive. clauses on on, we will tell them the situation right now is kenyatta and we are worse off than in march. fuel prices are rising, spare parts of tires, of oil and everything. it is unbelievable to work like this. destiny. justina costa . i don't think that the energy costs and the rising prices are in harmony, dust that will down with the energy bills. i lost right now. they had to hi, it's me stool. you have kind of in the crisis we are in the middle inflation and flung people have no future in our life. we don't know how to pay for our food estimates on 54 percent of french citizens, 57 percent of germans, and more than 75 percent of italians are worried about their purchasing power. that's

u. s. senate, as you are just toggling though viewers about is at stake. here, we're looking at a very tight u. s. senate race. it is the incumbent, ron johnson, republican who is facing off against his democratic. this is challenger, mandela barnes, that the states current, lieutenant governor, please me, a jump in that. a florida, a ron desantis is giving his acceptance speech assessment based attacks. we took the hitch, we weathered the storm, but we stood our ground. we did that back down. we had the conviction to guide us and we had the courage to lead. we made promises. oh, we made please. this is to the people in florida and we have delivered those promise here and say today after 4 years that people have delivered their verdict. frida is here to say, oh, i do very much. thank you. no thanks to the overwhelming support of the people of florida. we not only one election, we have rewritten the political mat. ah, thank you for honoring us with a win for the ages. ah, i want to thank all of our campaign staff from campaign manager janera back down. this was the best run a