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united states was still leaves a little bit uncertain. has sent a very strong message around the world that the united states is ready to play. the united states is -- the republicans who survived, along with the democrats, are of the view that we're going to stay fully engaged in the world and that we, in fact, know what we're about. and so, i don't get any sense that there's a more or less confrontation. we were very blunt with one another about places where we disagreed or where we were uncertainty of each other's position and we agreed we'd set up and we did mechanisms whereby we would meet in detail with our key people in each of our administrations to discuss how we could resolve them. or how, if they weren't resolved on what basis were they not resolved. sebastian smith, the a afp. >> thank you very much, mr. president. [laughter]. >> does the retaking of hersen, ukraine, signal a turning point whether the ukrainians could pursue their ultimate goal of expelling the russians completely, including retaking crimea? if so, does the u.s. intend to support and facilitate that goal as you've been doing so far with their other goals or

world cup is coming. so we have to have a party. we have to celebrate, we have to unite united behind world football's most successful national team and their quest for 6th world cup title. lexia brian al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. indonesian president joker widow, has said the world is facing extraordinary challenges as he opened the g. 20 liter summit in bali, the warren ukraine. soaring global inflation and u. s. tensions with china are expected to dominate the 2 day meeting. on the eve of the summit, the u. s. and chinese presidents held a face to face meeting and signal the desire to improve ties. joe biden, and she champagne disgust, ukraine, taiwan, and north korea. israel says the united states is decision to launch an investigation into the killing of al jazeera journalist should in a block. there is a grave mistake, adding that they will not cooperate should in was shot dead by his really forces in may while covering a raid on jeanine in the occupied westbank by hannah has more from washington dcs. there's no confirmation whatsoever

was the cause of much discussion and complex but now the world cup is coming, so we have to have a party we have to celebrate. we have to unite united behind world football's most successful national team and their quest for 6 world cup title. lexia brian al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. israel says the united states is decision to launch an investigation into the killing of al jazeera journalist. sharina barkley is a grave mistake, adding that they will not cooperate should in was shot dead by his really forces in may while covering a raid on jeanine in the occupied west bank. my hannah has more from washington dc . there's no confirmation whatsoever from the u. s. side, these reports emanating from israel, originally, news reports in israel, and now it would appear to be confirmed by that series of tweets made by the israeli defense minister. there has been a reaction from congress, though, from a democratic senator crisp on holland. he's issued a tweet, a welcoming that the a parent moves by the department of justice to launch a unilateral investigation. it must be remembered that earlier this yea

stocks of the bundeswehr and from the manufacturers courage unites ukraine and ukraine unites the world 39 countries joined the charity run united by courage the participants ran and in the capital despite bad weather people covered kilometers to support the armed forces how much money was collected to help our soldiers dmytro didora will tell 4 3 2 yes, we have more than 500 participants and more than 35 km. this is a charity race , united by courage since the very morning, the participants are warming up with a treadmill and preparing to overcome the first distance of 21 km in the capital. marathon runners run offline and all over the world people can join virtually joined the race and the famous american historian timothy snyder, a man online supported the participants from another continent, despite the fact that in kyiv the weather was not on the side of the participants for the sake of the armed forces, people are ready to run in wet snow and rain, such weather is not to their liking the organizers invite you to run online, join the race, united by courage, you will be able to symbolically run any distance, be it 200 meter

united states navy or it must be orderly. were 75 years on from landed churchill's urging here, the united states unfurl the flag of world leadership. seventy-five years later, our nation is wiser than it once was but the limits of its strength. the united states is experiencing part of morning on the road from fulton and churchill's appearance there to hear. hard learning began four years after churchill spoke here and when president truman and independence, missouri took that nation into war in korea. hard learning career and trend continued in vietnam and it continued in iraq and in the first decade of the century. and it continues today in afghanistan. with the united states seems to be in a painfully slow process of disengaging from what clearly is an impossible task. a task of nationbuilding in a country that is not really a nation. more than a decade ago, when the afghanistan was already a decade old, had a conversation within secretary of defense robert in his office. i asked him, so when is the last time that afghanistan had a government that was throughout the country and the secretary answered, with one word. never, he said. so, once again we have received the lesson in the impossibility of nationbuilding, phrase that would h

has sent a very strong message around the world that the united states is ready to play. the united states, as the republicans who survived along with the democrats, are of the view that we're going to stay fully engaged in the world. and that we in fact know what we're about. and so i don't get any sense that there's more or less confrontation. we were very blunt with one another about places where we disagreed or where we were uncertain of each other's position. and we agreed which set up and we did mechanisms whereby we would meet in detail with our key people in each of our administrations to discuss how we could resolve or how if they weren't resolved on what basis were the not result sebastian smith, the so the a f p thank you very much, miss president. to close the, the re taking of has on ukraine signal at turning points in the wall and your opinion that the ukrainians, whether your friends can realistically pursue their ultimate goal of expelling the russians completely. including retaking crimea. if so does the u. s. intend to support and facilitate that goal as you've bee

united states navy or it will not be orderly. we are 75 years on from one at churchill's urging here, the united states unfurled a flag of world leadership. 75 years later, our nation is wiser than it once was. about the seniors and the limits of its strength. the united states has experienced some hard learning on the road from fulton and churchill's appearance there to here. the hard learning began for years after churchill spoke here when president truman from independence, missouri took the nation into war in korea. the hard learning continued in vietnam. it continued in iraq in the first decade of the century. and it continues today in afghanistan, where the united states seems to be in the painfully slow processes of disengaging from what clearly is an impossible task. the task of nation building in a country that is not really a nation. more than a decade ago, when our involvement in afghanistan was already a decade old, i had a conversation with then secretary of defense robert gates, in his pentagon office. i asked him, i said secretary, when was the last time that afghanistan had a government who ran throughout the country? secretary gates answered briskly with one word, never, he said. so once again, we have received a redundant lesson in t

world cup. i wasn't expecting going to united and _ world cup. i wasn't expecting going to unitednited and have such a good start. 0bviously to united and have such a good start. obviously to get the call up is pretty crazy. i've not much time to sit back and think about it for them it's kind of wanting to the next. some managers might not feel ralph to put the youth in. i was so lucky and she trusted me and play be from a really young age. it's really nice for her to trust the youth. it's our duty to show her what we're about. this after the exact essay, the austrian was dismissed after yesterday's 4—1 defeat to newcastle. it is the club served bottom in the table, just 12 points after 14 games this season and just one win from last nine. england's cricketers are preparing to be without batsman dawid malan for their t20 world cup semi final against india on thursday. malan hurt his left groin during the sides win over sri lanka on saturday. england's physios are monitoring the injury over the next few days and spare batter phil salt is standing by. the action is at the rugby leag

courage unites ukraine and ukraine unites the world. 39 countries joined the charity run, united by couragee participants ran in the capital despite in bad weather, people covered kilometers to support the armed forces of ukraine, how much money was collected to help our soldiers, dmytro titotora will tell more than 500 participants and more than 35 kilometers, this is a charity race, united by courage from the very morning, the participants are warming up with a treadmill and preparing to overcome the first distance of 21 km in the capital, marathon runners are running offline and all over the world people can join virtually joined the race and the famous american historian timothy snyder , a man online supported the participants from another continent, despite the fact that the weather in kyiv was not at on the part of the participants, for the sake of the armed forces, people are ready to run in wet snow and rain, but who does not like this kind of weather? meters, whether it is 42 km or some ultramarathon, it does not matter, the main thing is to join this run, oleg and oleksandr almost

world cup is coming. so we have to have a party we have to celebrate. we have to unite uniting behind world football's most successful national teams and their quest for sick world cup title. well, of course, you know, they have got 5 world cup titles o'grady, the brazilians, are actually firm favorites to win this competition. so really exciting time for brazilian fans who are coming to qatar, but also those have been living here for years as well. i'm going to bring an ludmilla cruise. she is, i to a god, she's a brazilian has been living here and how to, for about 6 years, ludmilla tell me what it's been like as a football fan, as a brazilian in the lead up to this well cap. it's amazing to be hearing dora. it's incredible opportunity for our their fans, for everyone who's coming to cut our though her, it's 100 percent. ready to bring joy hairpin. there's a lot of entertain made. so that culture are they stadiums, it looks amazing with tons of technology and infrastructure. so i'm extremely happy to be hearing though he'd be part of the biggest evade of sports in their work.

world cup is coming. so we have to have a party we have to celebrate. we have to unite united behind world football's most successful national team and their quest for a sick world cup title. lexia brian al jazeera ah type a quick check of the headlines here on al jazeera, indonesian president, yoko, dodo, i said the world is facing extraordinary challenges as he opened the g. 20 liter summit in bali, the one ukraine he saw in global inflation and us tensions with china are expected to dominate the to fe, meeting. our diplomatic editor james bases and barley with more of those talks. one of those who has been speaking is not someone who's actually here, and that's president vladimir zelinski of ukraine. he was invited, he's participating by a video link, were told from those in the hall, it's been an impassioned and detailed speech. he said it was now time to end russia's destructive war and he called for the restoration of peace and respect for the un chunk charter and the principle of territorial integrity in ukraine. and president zalinski has visited the recaptured city of

world cup is coming. so we have to have a party we have to celebrate. we have to unite united behind world football's most successful national team and their quest for a sick world cup title. lexia brian al jazeera didn't catch up anytime met with all sport and the news course on our website address that is our 0 dot com ah, the top stories are now to 0. u. s. president joe biden says he's had a blunt discussion with china's leader shooting ping, as a man met for a long awaited talks on either the g. 20 summit in indonesia. they discussed taiwan, north korea, and the war and ukraine. it was their 1st in person meeting since biden became president boatley distressed. the need to get relations back on track, despite heightened tensions, francine sal assumed the president brains president has visited, has song and says the liberation of the city marks the beginning of the end of the hill remains in etzky said, ukraine is moving forward and is ready for peace met, local wilson handed out awards to ukrainian soldiers. in the new d be taken. city of house on russian troops withdrew

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familiar to grandpa biden is the world familiar to grandpa biden is disappearing disappearing disappearing support for the united states leadership support for the united states leadership support for the united states leadership in the world is decreasing and their in the world is decreasing and their in the world is decreasing and their faith in the drugged up leader has been faith in the drugged up leader has been faith in the drugged up leader has been a mistake dimitri medvedev deputy a mistake dimitri medvedev deputy a mistake dimitri medvedev deputy chairman of the security council kindly chairman of the security council kindly chairman of the security council kindly provided some fresh thoughts on the loss provided some fresh thoughts on the loss provided some fresh thoughts on the loss of america's international prestige of america's international prestige of america's international prestige discussion of the moral decline of discussion of the moral decline of discussion of the moral decline of american politics and the nation itself american politics and the nation itself american politics and the nation itself has taken over russian patrioti

united nations have been hacked by the us state department and, accordingly, those countries that are in line with the united states and its foreign policy line towards a unipolar world order. where the united states will dictate to the whole world its often absolutely dislocated, as in this case, point of view, and such documents can be accepted and become documents of the united nations organization, which in this case is used as a tool by the us state department, we still, well, of course, we do not we categorically oppose this resolution and others like it, but we still stand for a multipolar world. with respect for the sovereignty of tradition and so on, each country, but at the same time, a multipolar world implies an e world, headed by the united nations and the security council as it was after the second world war. naturally adjusted for e, modern realities and from such a multipolar world with main. the un is hard to say when it's de facto hacked the us state department at the same time. eh, many countries. i think that they are able to come to common sense, you just need to work. the more of us among them our opponents, the less of them among us we will still actively work on the

it is right to ensure that the united _ it is right to ensure that the united kingdom is a beacon for the world _ united _ world does not best and brightest around the world. you heard me talk about _ around the world. you heard me talk about that _ around the world. you heard me talk about that in — around the world. you heard me talk about that in the speech. i am on —— unapologetic— about that in the speech. i am on —— unapologetic about wanting to detiver— unapologetic about wanting to deliver an immigration system that is highly— deliver an immigration system that is highly competitive with the best and brightest. the most pressing priority— and brightest. the most pressing priority right now is tackling illegal— priority right now is tackling illegal migration. the prime minister- — illegal migration. the prime minister. something - illegal migration. the prime minister. something else i illegal migration. the prime . minister. something else being discussed here is the post—brexit trading relationship with the eu, particularly in the current economic climate. there was speculation in the sunday a

climate crisis and advance energy and security at home and around the world, the united states will meet, the ubs will meet -- united states will meet our targets under the paris agreement. we are going to keep working with our partners to support the most vulnerable countries in building resilience to climate impacts and to align global ambition with the 1.5 degrees cellous goal. while supercharger our clean energy transition. at the u.s. summit, i laid out a commitment to working with our partners in indo-pacific to ensure a future that is vital to this region. that's free and open and prosperous as well as secure. i met with our allies from australia, japan, and the republic of korea, undercoring our -- underscoring our commitment, and strengthening cooperation among our alleys to meet shared threats to our own security and to their security. including the dprk. let me -- i just met in person with mr. jinping on the people's republic of china. we had an open and candid conversation about our intentions and our priorities. it was clear, he was clear and i was clear, that we'll defend american interest and values,

world cup is coming. so we have to have a party we have to celebrate. we have to unite united behind world football's most successful national team and their quest for 6th world cup title. lexi o'brien al jazeera was not just the teams flying into the country. the world cup trophy is now here in cats are as well. so hell, malick went to take a look. the world talk is about to get on the way and everybody's got their eyes on the prize. we're here, the party to celebrate the arrival of the world, but we don't though, should be fluid. we got members of the media, we thought from b, i t even what we're going to do right now, we've talked to someone who's involved the organization with coffee. coffee tour is one of the great as that then explanation that we are doing together before coming year, the doha. so now the i here in the hall county and so excited because this is actually the official stifled relative. got my head wrong, pomp of the work up your into down, right. these are you well, the big question is going to win it. the thing is, we've been speaking to someone who wante

united states as well, but, but the united states, the most important country in the world are most important outside europe. and it's, it's broadest democracy. so we're thankful for that forever, but we're really just afraid, seriously afraid of the democracy in the united states. so it's not too much a matter of whether and democratic candidate wins or republican will probably, i'm a social democrat so you can think of it. i find more sympathy for but you know, the important, the important issues that institutional values of balance of or status. we say the rule of law. yeah. both law so. so this is, this is what it's taking. this makes us feel uncomfortable, and this is not related to party politics. a considerable number of republicans who were elected yesterday due to congress, republicans are election deniers. i mean, you even have some who say that joe biden is not the legitimate u. s. president. how do you as a member of parliament, how do you imagine working together with them when you go over to watch and you go over all the time and how do you sit down and talk to them? i, i find common ground. if they are representative of that country of their state of their voting district of the constituency, that's what they are. but then it's $11.00 valu

united states verses england in the world cup today. why the united states' draw kind of feels like a win. >>> plus, do not let klay thompson get hot, fo > good l r now for the lden stat iors. doves e 9-1 at home this season. cray klay thompson appears to be back. klay thompson doesn't hear them. >> does it feel different? >> yeah, so much more time on my hands. not on social media looking at the comments. if you lurk, you're going to get hurt. so i try to relay that message. >>> jazz and warriors from chase center earlier this evening. first quarter, thompson can do more than just shoot. creates the easy and one for cavan loney. klay this time on the break to find jordan poole, relocates. too easy. warriors up 10. in the fourth quarter, steph curry, off the inbound. how are you going to leave them that open? too easy for curry finishing with 33. the next possession, the jazz try to guard korea, passes, look who is there. the other splash brother knocks it down. thompson scores 20 points. he was 6-12 from three. and it's the warriors who are victorious. 129-118, dubs are 10-10 on the season. >>> world cup, team team matched up with english on friday afternoon. united states played great. but the scoring chances didn't come often. the 33 minute, this was the u.s.a.'s best chance. he can't believe it. just before half, here comes england. a great look and a better save by u.s. goalie, matt turner. that's it. a nil-nil draw today. team u.s.a. does secure a point with the draw. >>> the other game in group b, iran taking on wales. the game still scoreless in extras. the 98th minute, iran for the win. yes. that's a big time strike. this sets up a huge iran and u.s.a. matchup on tuesday. the u.s. would advance to the round of 16 if they were to win. >>> hockey, nice jerseys for the sharks. sporting the new reverse jerseys for the first time hosting the l.a. things. razz razz sneaks one through the hive tole. winning four out of the last five. >>> college football, ucla was in berkeley for cal's last defense. hits jeremiah hunter. the bears with a double digit lead at half. but ucla would come back to put the bears away in the 4th quarter. bruins running

united states has been involved in. well, this is a very intense war. and so we have reached a point where world leaders and certainly the united states, the united kingdom. they have become extraordinarily reckless in what they are doing. there is no indication that the parties are seeking peace. now on, when i say to parties, i'm talking about nato talking about my own country, the united kingdom. and i, you know, i'm just very hopeful. i've been unlike so many of the people who make war, i've actually participated. i've been wounded. i've had my radio men killed right beside me. i've flown combat missions. i've had my helicopter by enemy ground fire on 4 occasions. so i wasn't hesitant to, to step forward and to fight like so many young men do when the defender countries . but i, i look and i see a great recklessness, what's taking place. now speaking about this recklessness, i know that this september, this past september, you sent an open letter to congress expressing your concern about all these lose talk around the potential use of nuclear weapons against russia. what's most travelling to you about this issue? the united states traditionally had a

world war 2 victory medal, and four awards of the philippine republic president drengs unit sitation. torpedoman mate second class edward joseph, honorably discharged from the united states navy on january 4, 1946, serving in world war ii aboard the u.s.s.ollick. on november 29, 1945, six japanese planes attacked them in the gulf while on anti-sawb marine patrol, with 31 men giving their life in defense of their ship, comrades and country, 41 being wounded, one sailor missing in action. anthony joseph, united states died in 1945 sadly due to cancer. lewis joseph he united states merchants ma shall -- merchant marines, visited 31 countries i, islands, and territories, two of the ships he served on were sunk with one sink sinking causing him to spend 17 days adrift in a raft. his unit earned the presidential unit citation with two battle stars. he used his brother joseph's identification to enlist nirnlly in the coast guard as he was under aged to serve his country. john g. joseph, united states coast guard during world war ii, also serving as a corporal and auto equipment operator in the united states army during the period immediately after world war ii, serving f

but now the world cup is coming, so we have to have a party we have to celebrate. we have to unite united behind world football's most successful national team and their quest for a sick world cup title. lexi o'brien al jazeera, another big of a nazi faraway. that's the paris olympics coming up in 2024. get used to seeing a lot more of these 2 characters. meet, lay free sh. the official mascots for the paris games inspired by the camps that were a symbol of the french revolution, one of the moscow's, they're featuring a prosthetic running blade. it's a highlights the paralympic games. okay, that is i suppose looking for now let's get back to lauren in london. thanks so much indeed, andy and that's it for me or in taylor for this news hour. i'll be here in a moment with not a full round up of day's news. thanks very much for watching. bye for now. oh, a move from take off. i tell the final with will bring you extensive coverage. go out the world cat action from all of the games. the joy and the hall experts and match analysis for my videos info. and excitement from around the city and acro

united states is going to free iranians and exposes the united states for what it really is. the united states is an oppressive and brutal regime that tries to dictate terms of the rest of the world. and revolution and iran was about independence, freedom and dignity. and over the past few weeks, the united states has been supporting riots and iran. they've been supporting terrorist organizations. it's astounding that western countries consider themselves are put to portray themselves as the defenders of human rights. ironically, today, there are huge anti american protests across the country, including a ron where millions of people participated across the country. and you don't see any of that in the western media. there were waiting for.

world. the united states will be united states will meet our mission is target under the targets under the pass agreement. and we're going to keep working with our partners to support the most vulnerable countries and building resilience to climate that impacts and to align global ambition with the 1.5 degrees celsius goal. while super charge in our clean energy transition at the u. s. l. c. on summit in the stages summit, i laid out a commitment forward to working with our partners in in the pacific to ensure future that is vital in this region. that's free and open and prosperous as well as secure. and i met with our allies from australia, japan and the republic of korea, underscore and our commitment and deep engagement with our closest partners and strategy cooperation. i'm our allies to meet shared threats, to our own security, and to this their security, including the dpr k. and let me, i just met in person where she's paying of the people's republic of china. we had actually, and we had an open, candid conversation about our intentions and our priorities. it was clear, he was clear and i

united states has been involved in. well, this is a very intense war. and we have reached a point where world leaders and certainly the united states, the united kingdom. so they, they have become extraordinarily reckless in what they are doing. there is no indication that the parties are seeking peace. now on, when i say to parties, i'm talking about nato talking about my own country, the united kingdom, and then, you know, i'm just very hopeful. i've been unlike so many of the people who make war, i've actually participated. i've been wounded. i've had my radio men killed right beside me. i've flown combat missions. i've had my helicopter hit by enemy ground fire on for a cage and.

united states has been involved in. well, this is a very intense war. and we have reached a point where world leaders and certainly the united states, the united kingdom. they have become extraordinarily reckless in what they are doing. there is no indication that the.

world meteorological organization. the past eight years have been the warmest on record. the united states in the unitedtates are seeing historic drought and wildfires in the west, devastating hurricanes and storms in the east. here in africa. here in africa, home to many nations considered most vulnerable to climate change. food insecurity hunger follows four years of intense drought in the horn of africa. meanwhile, the *** river in west africa swollen swollen because of more intense rainfall is wreaking havoc on fishing and farming communities. nigeria, flooding has recently killed 600 people. 1.3 million more are displaced seasonal livestock migration routes have been used for hundreds of years. are being older, increasing the risk of conflict between herders and local farming communities. the climate crisis is about human security, economic security, environmental security, national security and the very life of the planet. so today i'd like to share with you how the united states is meeting the climate crisis with urgency and with determination to ensure cleaner, safer and healthier planet for all

united states and the government of the republic of china, and in this conference we discussed the mutual problems and the mutual dangers which we confront in the world. the government of the united states and the people of the unitedblic of china and the people of the republic of china against communist aggression in asia and other parts of the world. as a result of this conference, i am sure that there will be no doubt in the minds of people around the world that our two countries and our two peoples stand together against the common danger which threatens free people around the world, the danger of communist imperial colonialism. >> riding back to the airport, the vice president and his party were hailed by thousands of chinese, young and old, who lined the streets of taipei. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> an imposing guard of honor was at the airport to pay their country's respects to the distinguished guests. these were crack contingents of nationalist china's superbly-trained fighting forces. ♪ ♪ >> an unexpected delay caused by the blowout of an airplane tire postponed the departure. after further talks with chinese and u.s. officials, vice president and mrs. nixon 'em planed for thailand sick hours behind sch