u. s. congress. this was this operation was done by the navy diaries rather than the seal. so they didn't have to inform the intelligence committees in the u. s. congress. they now know that if they've read this, that they have been used, they were bypassed. where is one voice in the u. s. congress demanding that they look into making subpoena, evil in the administration asked point blank point blank under old. were this, is this story true? did the united states have an operation? look, that's not going to happen much. what needs to happen, but i'm afraid it won't. and the european power, nothing. and us comes to nothing which i her, she's going to come up with. another piece of, let's just stay tuned. well, so he's looking forward to the next piece from a small house. joe, let me ask you, is there any chance, i mean, who might have some leverage here to, to shed light on actually what happened in september to the pipelines, i mean, could russia or another international body trying apply pressure? well, it's interesting because hersh revealed in an interview with the german

u. s. congress. that was in december today. let's listen to the story occasion to welcome you parliament president, roberto, mental and follow the matter so lensky to the european parliament. this is an extraordinary moment. in extraordinary times, it has been almost one year. this is the brutal, illegal invasion of sovereign ukraine by russia. in all that time, mister president's, your leadership has inspired your people and inspired every corner of the globe. when the worst thinks of ukraine, they think of zeroes fighting the odds of david beating goliath. they think of the icons of snake island, the warriors of mar yukon, deliberate, as of so many occupied towns and villages. their names will be spoken of for generations. notwithstanding the bombs that fall every day, your grain continues to feed the world. when a devastating earthquake hits turkey and syria, you stood up and sent rescuers, equipment and expertise that israel solidarity. i am proud to say that this house of european democracy, its members, our european union

u. s. capital to discuss the so called inflation reduction act on monday. and as the u. s. com, that's been the act, the u. s. congress passed last year. now during their trip will be talking to you as treasury secretary, janet yelling about the the law, which includes $370000000000.00 and subsidies to promote green manufacturing jobs in the u. s. but excludes many of washington's closest partners. the ear fears that this will pull kit, kate green tech companies, away from europe when president biden pledge to invest $370000000000.00 in green energy jobs at home. companies took note, including some abroad like germany's becker robotics. the dillman based business makes cable packages used on car production lines. it's c e o says the u. s. subsidies are enticing enough to consider expanding its business over there. rather than in the u. olds on with amos is for us on her printers. this comes as a relief on some things in germany. take a long time or simply made difficult by bureaucracy, remarked less bureaucracy, lower energy prices, an abundance of well trained technical staff. some of the reasons european companies c

u. s. congress in march over potential risks to national security. michael violent film festival is heading into its final weekend. things will get serious on saturday when we find out which of the 19 funds and competition, but then the golden and silver bears. among them are 2 animated features for the 1st time in years. one of them is the zoom in which has already won the hearts of yours in japan until it celebrated its international premier here in berlin. what step 3 legged chair with the bow tie doing on the belly, not a red carpet. you might wonder. well, it is one of the main characters in susan, me, one of 2 animated films in this huge belly, nearly competition. the japanese film test, the story of 17 year old sousa me, who opens and abandoned door and accidentally unleashes a dog force which if not, contain causes devastating earthquakes. director mikoto sion, kyle said he was influenced by the earthquake and so nami, that destroyed much of eastern japan in 2011. the once unit might do that, did not happen so long ago. it's only been 12 year

u. s. congress had already ordered, and also the findings that are going to come out of the united states. and as we know, the inside the united states, the domestic rhetoric and the atmosphere right now is being very critical of the government handling of a. and also there's a lot of skepticism of the purpose of this bill. and so, as we know more from what the united states findings will be, i think paging is going to calculate about what are the proper measures for them to ensure that they don't show any sign of weakness. and then at the same time, they're not backing down from their original stance. from your perspective, they're in asia. how will this affect the already delicate relationship between the us and china? i think this is really a big blow to the efforts that we're leading up to blink and visit as we know over the last few months both sides are trying to negotiate an open communication. even though blink and one of the top chinese diplomats continue to have dialogue and call over this incident. but it is basically putting all the efforts over the since last november back to

u. s. congress, the march over potential risks to national security wise. and with that now you're up to date here on the w news of next. it is mary you, paul. a story of resilience. the documentary tells of a city where everything was destroyed except hope, women and men who lived in barrier all during the 1st month of the russian invasion recount what they saw and what they felt. there's always more on our website. in the meantime, d w dot com and d w social media channels. the handle that you need to use there is at d w. i'm sarah kelly in berlin. thank you for watching. ah, ah, ah. ah, every 24th $940.00 p. m festival. the walls we fell asleep in was turbulent, but relatively peaceful. when we woke up, we found ourselves in a war. i'll previous lives, what we dreamed about. all that was now irrelevant. in that still dark dawn, an abrupt transformation took place. in an instant, our future filled with plans and hopes, turned into an abyss of fear and despair. as if a loom summer had suddenly turned intensely called when, like most people, i was in bed wh

u. s. congress of republicans. we're increasingly vocal about their questions about the support that is flowing to ukraine. some of them want to see better oversight, how the money is spent, where it is going. and again, the small faction that is quite loud has said, why is it that the u. s. continues to spend so much money on this war and ukraine when there are plenty of issues at home to address and, and one point there that's important to mention president by making this trip as there's been this catastrophic trained derailment in ohio. and some republicans, a members of congress took to twitter to say, why is the president not visiting this trend are relevant, but going to ukraine to show support there is something doesn't add it as a distraction in d. c. well, to me, if you're just, i just wanna tell our audience, if you are just joining us, we have been waiting for biden to start speaking in warsaw at the royal castle. where expecting that to begin any moment now, and we will be bringing it to our audience li

u. s. plot to blow up the north string gas pipeline. that b, b, c in india is reportedly accused of tax evasion. as massive raids on the network offices continue in new delhi. the u. s. congress is being urged to investigate a trained derailment in ohio, which is fear to cause an environmental disaster in the area for both wild life and local residents in the white house.

and, and the white house has persuaded the congress to back off on legislating an end the u. s. participation in the war. i, even though the congress was happy to pretend it wanted to do so. when it could count on a veto from president trump, yamini, people will know better than any of us the how long this been going on 8 long years . they've been dealing with this now through the years, there's been the, the odd statement from washington here and there, but no big concern had effort for this to end. but now it comes with this huge call for aid and let's help the, the country. how do you see that? is it a genuine call for the world to come and help, or is this about optics and why, what's behind it? well yemen need $4000000000.00 according to the united nations and is going to get somewhere between $1.00 and $2000000000.00. why? because a child starved to death every 75 seconds. that's why the war in ukraine apparently needs $113000000000.00 or so mostly in weapons. why? because neither side of the war can get beyond the imbecility, idea that you solve problems through mass kil

u. s. congress. we have concluded that the conditions are not right at this moment. for secretary blake in to travel to china, president voted me as lensky says, ukraine will fight to hold onto the eastern front lines. city of buck was, he dodged western allies to supply long range weapons to help keep push russian forces out of the don bass region. us president joe biden says his economic plan is working. after a surprise, serge and new jobs, despite high inflation and rising interest rates, the unemployment rate dipped to 3.4 percent not the lowest level since $969.00. the head of the roman catholic church has arrived in south food on pope francis has been a vocal advocate for peace and reconciliation in the wilds. youngest nation. he's been joined by the leaders of the anglican church and the church of scotland and what they calling a pilgrimage of peace. pakistan's prime minister shall sharif, is called for unity and condemns the rise of violence and amusing mental review security measures. it was called days after an attack that killed $101.00 people inside a po

u. s. senator, and that is he called on congress to ban assault weapons. it states really confront gun violence in the united states. that was something that seemed very important to the president and also the other big important issue for the president that he brought up in his speech was the issue of abortion. and really that sort of hot button issue that was a supreme court overturning roe v wade. he brought that up in his speech as well. saying that if the u. s. congress is to put in place a national abortion bound in the united states that he would veto that legislation . so as the president really hitting on some key hot button issues for americans in the state of the union speech. and of course what was quite interesting. kimberly was that the president underlined his bipartisan wants and needs threw out but address and yet through the state of the union address, he was heckled on occasion. but he challenged those that were heckling him. i think that really resonated pops with the public to see that a bipartisan approach can work. and that was proba

u. s. congress constantly bouncing back and forth between democrat control or republican. the 2 party system rarely agrees on anything but the one thing that unites the 2 war. suddenly the grievances disappear and both parties support joe biden, providing carte blanche blank checks to ukraine. now here to break it all down for us, the money, the arms began. small is international relations and security analyst marks la boda . you can find more of marx analysis at the real politic with marx loda over on you to now mark with the recent announcement by president biden, that the u. s. would send 31 abrams tanks to ukraine. a couple of things here. one, is this a significant number of tanks to make any difference to why this a lot in it? why not say an even 30 or even 40 and then bite and says they'll be making a special kiev version. i guess of the abrams that the u. s. won't be sending at stock inventory of abrams because they have proprietary equipment on them. so when exactly with these key a version abrams even get there. okay, so 1st of all, you know the question why $313

u. s. congress in march over potential risks to national security, which has already won the hearts of viewers in japan. on thursday, it celebrated its international premier here in berlin. what step 3 legged chair with the bow tie doing on the belly, not a red carpet. you might wonder. well, it is one of the main characters in susan, me. one of 2 animated films in this huge belly narly competition. the japanese film test, the story of 17 year old sammy, who opens and abandoned door and accidentally unleashes a dark force which if not contained causes, devastating earthquakes. director makoto shing kaya said he was influenced by the earthquake and synonymy that destroyed much of eastern japan in 2011. the ones union might do it did not happen so long ago. it's only been 12 years. so digital and i can calamities contract to convert, i not the when we must. oh, the magical road trip to japan with its young female protagonist, has already been celebrated as a huge success in its country of origin for actor and the naco hora. it was the 1st time only using her voice i really had a lot of changes w

u. s. congress sized being urged by the, by the administration to renew this very controversial spying program. that essentially enables the united states government to gather data without the traditional warrant process. now it phrases back to 911. i was instituted into law in 2008. it is section 7 o 2 of the foreign intelligence surveillance act visor. and this program a give when law enforcement officials describe it, they really don't make any bones about what it's really all about. here's what they said. we are relentlessly focused on serious threat such as the chinese government's efforts to spy on us and steal our technology a wrong sanctions. evasions north korea's nuclear program and russia's invasion of ukraine. now the program essentially enables the api i and the national security agency to go to tech companies and acquire text messages, electronic data e mails and other information. this would apply to google. busy microsoft meta and other corporations, without the conditional warrant process and civil liberties. organizations have raised serious concerns about this and the right

u. s. administration strongly supports our plea and we thank them for this. we hope they will make an official notification to the u. s. congress on this matter as soon as possible. and it is in the interest of both parties to complete this process, promptly. choice all assess ciocca is not in favor of conditional sales of the f sixteens and has asked for the return of the $1400000000.00 on cara paid for the f . 35 fighter jet program to kill was unilaterally remote from it service american relations have been slain for some time. now. the spies less. washington's immediate relief response to on craft shows they are relationship is still strong and that nato still needs to care. however, there are still many issues to overcome. american support for y p g kurdish fighters in syria is one of them. turkish officials have designated the group as a terrorist organization and say the u. s. corporation is a great mistake, while washington insists the y p g is quashel for its fight against thyself. seen, am casala al jazeera uncle keith's downs, ukraine's downs, and democracy stands. that was the message from you as president joe biden

u. s. has been relying on china and russia to some extent for antimony, are critical mineral and producing ammunition. turns out that the issue was even bought, brought up last year in u. s. congress, as part of biden's drive to cut china out of western sourcing and supply chains. by the way, whatever happened to all the talk last year about russia being low on everything from missiles to ammo in the western press, guess they should run out any day. now, right. pentagon trainers of ukrainian troops are now trying to teach ukrainian soldiers to use less ammo and quote, place more emphasis on maneuver and shaping the battlefield with fires and then maneuvering. so they'll require less artillery munitions us. according to us defense secretary lloyd austin. i believe the technical term for that is dodging bullets which isn't exactly a winning strategy, but pay the pentagon in it's nato allies must know what they're doing, right. which is why the european union's chief diplomat yoseph burrell, is asking for countries to rummage around in their closets for any hand me downs that they might be able to spare for ukraine. maybe something that they've totally missed or looked over, just for

u. s. congress approved $288000000.00 worth of foreign military financing last year, under the guise of countering russia. warsaw has also scored $34000000.00 in security assistance to improve intelligence capabilities and military mobility over the past 5 years. with $1200000000.00 in sales of u. s. defense articles to poland just between 20192021. that's according to the us state department. so with washington playing sugar daddy, it's not exactly a surprise that poland is in lock step with washington strategy in ukraine. instead of saying that russia cannot win or ukraine cannot be defeated, we should change the paradigm and say, ukraine must win. russia must be defeated, germany and france. the economic and military powers of europe have at least tried at times to temper the gung ho washington. rhetoric around the you frame conflict. frances president, my coal was lambasted by eastern european countries, leaders and diplomats for at times suggesting that negotiations, including respect for russia, were the way to peace. but poland has been at very forefront of pushing for increasing

u. s. congress. i can't recall the 3rd report. the aforesaid reports were put on george w bush's desk. based on those reports, bush decided that iraq had weapons of mass destruction and he waged a war. i'm not saying here that he rock was free of chemical and biological weapons . but in the 19 ninety's, the inspection teams were tasked with eliminating them. i'm not ruling out the likelihood of w m days being there, but that was prior to 2003 study in 2002. the u. n's inspection teams released to report stating that he rock was free of w. m. d. 's. they sealed the chemical weapons wards which became inaccessible, but there was a clear recognition by the un that those wards were safe and contained only chemical waste. those warts had raw materials capable of making chemical weapons, but they could have also been used for peaceful purposes. they pumped in sodium hydroxide, turning them into salts. in 2002, all chemical or biological weapons were destroyed. and in 2003, almost all the nations of the world refuted the existence of weapons of mass destruction as a pretext for war. the war w

u. s. congress with the house now back in the hands of the republicans, hasn't yet managed to force through that cultural change. others are keeping the fight going. this is the east coast of the usa, like everywhere on the planet. these shores are experiencing the effects of global warming. katie, luciano is a geologist who works for the south carolina department of natural resources. this is one of our road and transaction i'm measuring from the forest to the sea and getting a better idea of how the shoreline is transitioning as it moves and arose backwards . we've had a episodes of hurricanes, a lot of a very high tides, and the erosion rate has, has basically doubled from is historical urging rate of 7 and a half meters per year. in other words, on erosion rate, that's twice what it would be without climate change. you can look back here and you can see we are right in the forest here. so you can see all the vegetation and the bases actively eroding on to this island. so this phase, this beats was a forest of them. i guess it was as dense as this forest right here, where we're standing

u. s. congress on this matter as soon as possible. and it is in the interest of both parties to complete this process promptly. choice all assess ciocca is not in favor of conditional sales of the f sixty's and has asked for the return of the $1400000000.00 on car paid for the f $35.00 fighter jet program to kia was, you know, late really remote from it turkish american relations, i've been swaying for some time now. the fight left washington immediate relief response to on car shows, the relationship is still strong and the nato still need to care. however, there are so many issues to overcome. americans support for white puget. kurdish fighters in syria is one of them. turkish officials have designated the group as a terrorist organization and say the u. s. corporation is a great mistake. while washington insists the y p g is quit shell for its fight against thyself. seen am casala al jazeera and kyra cave stands, ukraine stands and democracy stands. that was a message for me as president j biden, as he made an unannounced trip to t

u. s. congress has voted unanimously to condemn china for suspected spy bloom. defense officials, brief to representatives about the device which crossed the u. s. before being shot down last weekend. and let's go to our fisheries live 1st in washington, dc and alan, take history. what's been happening while defense officials obviously know a lot more than they're seeing and public and that became clear from this hearing. they certainly provided some details. they say that the chinese have carried out operations like this and more than 40 countries on 5 different continents and it's happened more than 20 times. they detected the balloon as it crossed into u. s. air space. norad, which looks after the space for all of north america. so the us and canada decided it wasn't an imminent threat and they decided to track it at the then realised that it was going to head across mainland usa and they started protecting sites. now they sent up a you to spy plan, there's a phrase that is based with heavier history. and they realize that this wasn't a weather balloon, as the chinese were claiming. t

u. s. congress, we have concluded that the conditions are not right at this moment. for secretary blinking to travel to china. so this is the position of the u. s. government. we should also point out that to the u. s. president spoke in the last hour or so, but he did not speak to reporters about this incident. he would only speak about the u. s. jobs report, and he ignored report as questions about this, leaving it to the state department to handle. this is not sitting particularly well with us law makers who are really looking for answers from u. s. government about why this was able to creep into u. s. air space. how this balloon, which the chinese government says is a weather balloon. and the pentagon is saying is anything, but in fact is a collection and intelligence collection device used for floating over some very sensitive military sites. namely an icbm or, or enter a ballistic missile nuclear site as silo field. in fact, over the u. s. state of montana, we also know from the pentagon that when this was detected, we should point out it was detected by bystan

u. s. congress has condemned suspected chinese surveillance balloon that the us shot down in recent days. that in and c h. it was a rare moment of solidarity between the usually bickering u. s. political parties. the resolution by the house of representatives said the balloon was a quote, brazen violation of us sovereignty. us officials say china has been developing a surveillance program using balloons to collect intelligence around the world before and original, and us airspace was shot down as it reached the atlantic coast of south carolina. there were concerns that it could have been used your photograph, nuclear missile silos or other military facilities and response us secretary of state antony blinking, cancel the planned trip to beijing that had been meant to mend the tides between the countries. china has taken issue at u. s. support for independence movements in taiwan as well as the build up of u. s. military forces in the asia pacific region. recently, the u. s. agreed with the philippines to expand defense cooperation, including access to military bases within range of taiwa