u. s. low. most likely the espionage act. 2 weeks a, to these training and embassy in london advise these training government that media reports of a secret grand jury in the us against which lee was likely true. on the 16th of december, the sage was released on bail, his passport was confiscated. he was under house arrest for the next 2 years, the enough and the 2011, the u. k. supreme court ruling. this should be extradited to swing, to face questionnaire of the application in june 2012, to avoid being taken into custody by suite. and then extradited to the us. a sage took asylum in ecuador, and embassy in london. the in the 2nd half of 2016, the company contracted to provide security services at the embassy by the government of ecuador, begin assisting the c. i a and spying on a sage in his visitors, in the embassy, they uploaded the security camera footage to an f t p server and gave a c. i a access to it in march 2017. when he leaves publishing fault 7, detailing the activities and capabili

u. s. as low as another strike against lucy controlled areas in yemen. sauce the hosting's attack to us by selling the golf amazing, essential come on, says 14 loaded mishaps. so being discharged. august on photo administrative sizes. air force has hit targets and there runs problems of sustainable. she's done and running and state media is reporting that 7 people have been killed and carried out an attack on tuesday, which killed 2 children and pocket stones bloss just on province that runs as it was targeting and on group fighting for the rights of the city minority in signed, iran is talking about his long legs that separatist groups are launching attacks on pakistan from inside and on for more and this looking to speak to come off i to is joining us. some of us, if you've stuck in the same province of pakistan. so the story has been moving on a bit. what's the latest is indeed moving on and it says of god's now being that portrayed even by the bugger, sonya military officer, the buggers on the

u. s. from is demand low concessions for agriculture. farmers and friends have besieged virus with hundreds of tractors, blocking highways into the gap. there has been for testing for these, against rising fuel costs and cheap imports. the growing pressure is one of the 1st challenges for friends is new. prime minister gabriella dolls, who announced several measures in parliament, duplicated the farmer as well. talk to you or agriculture as our strength and our pride too. so i say here, solidly, there is, and there must be a french agricultural exception because i'm clear sighted in the face of the pining up regulations in the face of decisions that come down from on high and sometime from who knows where farmers have their doubts to are looking for answers and solutions will be there without any on certain things. people, it is sort of show what his words haven't convinced farmers. the continued their protest around virus and elsewhere in the country. a karen, the south farmers keep the roads float even as night falls fully to the we are only be brief, less and seems we are farmers sometim

u. b as present to as low as 2 implementing those policies? both are crucial for uh, adding on the agenda after o d u and also the u. s. a. financing projects here. this goes to the money goes to social projects, but it also goes to slowing down migration in the case of the yes or defense. so you will look at to as partners over the you in the us and make sure that he kind of has selling points. he wants to get his country out of corruption crisis. he wants his country to get back on track, also economically and make sure that people, for example, don't leave the country and then go to the us. so this could be a huge selling point. the actually already visit to the us last year before you took over office and he's scheduled in also for german use unix security conference, which is coming up in a few years weeks. so we might see some deals going over the table there. right across him, all his indigenous community say that that they play the key role in the street protests in support of the new president. what they hope things are full from him. well, when i talk to a representative, so the indigenous community, there's

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u. s. a . to win a gold and low. so was so wonderful to see her going stage and, and take her award and talk about her for heritage and her mother inspiring her. and it was really just hard for me and so well deserved. just fantastic film run, don't walk if you haven't seen it. you mentioned the barbara clamor rivalry there. barbie. a when change of this with the 9 and domination, but it ended up only getting 2 prizes. i mean, my oppenheimer snagging 5 awards. what do you think the jury choose wisely here? or? you know, i think they did, but here's the thing. both of the films are great for their own reasons. we love barbie was fun. family fun people knows everything about barbie. it was a box office success. so pretty much everyone have seen the family, enjoy it. but you can't really compare it to all the time, which is a drama. and so it's kind of bio graphical feeling. we all know what it's about and it's just, it's so intense. you know what i mean to have a comedy on one side is drama in the other. they're not ev

u. s. is trying to avoid a more conflict and more in stability in the region after all, and you've got as well, for example, and as part of a low is seeing that the rising tensions and as rising in security. so for the u. s, this is sort of the back yard where they want to maintain peace. this is also a country with important routes of drug trafficking, drugs that end up in the u. s. and also a migration root tens of thousands of what the my because leave folded years every year. so there is huge interest in maintaining good relationships to add a little who they consider it democratic president. this was the case before with uh, the now for the president on my face. and on the other high side of course, the u. u. n. d u. s. also have an interest to main influence in the region. after all, it could always happen that china takes influence. yeah. and that's what they want to avoid. right. so water is plans now. he's got the job. he's got the job now is top plan is obviously tackling corruption, which is running deep here in public institutions overall. this is what the country is considering its biggest crisis people and congres

u. s. and u. k. i've called it a necessary response to recent attacks by at the could see military in the region. there is little low and just to point out of this point on casualty numbers or the extent of damage on the ground. and this footage though, does show american unfinished jets taking off to bomb the london has confirmed of its ty, food and fighters took part in this strikes. the royal navy already has to war ships in the red sea with another on the way of us all, to use the tin from this tomahawk cruise missiles against the hooting fighters. the western coalition launched more than a 100 missiles at over 60 targets in yemen. according to the u. s. or a force, several cities were bombed, including the capital summit on the port type of out who data least for airports. we're also targeted, president biden said he's prepared to order even more strikes on less the who to stop targeting vessels in nearby waters. of these strikes are in direct response to unprecedented who see attacks against international merits on vessels of the red sea, including the use of empty ship ballistic missiles for the 1st time in h

a hell of a current us we exports are at a 20 year low and federal authorities have been forced to act. the u. s. army corps of engineers is dredging the river bed deep and navigation channels. a project they say will continue for as long and as far as necessary, although even that may not be enough, you only have as much depth of the river as what you create through dredging and, and management. and so as the waterfalls, you start to lose that distance between the top of the water and the, and the river, but the drought exacerbated by climate change has made the work that much harder. rain is the only real solution. heidi joe castro, elder 0 new orleans, louisiana. well, that's it for me. tell me cry. for now you can find more information on our website to upfront is up. next, stay with us. the unique perspective of africans i'm willing to take to the streets because of the sense of urgency that we have. if we don't know more and more lives of voices, you don't often hear trouble. nations do stand with paula spine. it's the same struggle share of displacement, connect with our community and tal

however, current us, we'd exports our at a 20 year low and federal authorities have been forced to act. the u. s. army corps of engineers is dredging the river bed deep and navigation channels. a project they say will continue for as long and as far as necessary, although even that may not be enough, you only have as much depth of the river as what you create through dredging and, and management. and so, as the waterfalls, you start to lose that distance between the top of the water and the, and the river, but the drought exacerbated by climate change has made the work that much harder. rain is the only real solution. heidi jo, castro, elda 0 new orleans louisiana. weather is next finish inside story, and you can find more information in the website. i'll just leave it all. come about us and statements. the hello. we have a little bit of rain in the full cost of them, at least over the next couple of days, not too much to speak of. some pieces of cloud, the central parts of saudi arabia eastern going towards the gulf. we could see a shower to just the founder and by re northern possible cause i'

low. and federal authorities have been forced to act. the u. s. army corps of engineers is dredging the river bed deep and navigation channels. a project they say will continue for as long and as far as necessary. although even that may not be enough, you only have as much depth of the river as what you create through dredging and, and management. and so as the waterfalls you start to lose that distance between the top of the water and the and the river. but the drought exacerbated by climate change has made the work that much harder. rain is the only real solution. heidi jo, castro, elda 0 new orleans, louisiana. but as a may tell them, the cry with a is mixed and inside story will examine the latest phase of israel's war on guns, the hello we are seeing more, very heavy, right? pushing its way toward such a problem at west the side of japan of coast, where we have had the, the recent of quake, this area of low pressure, this weather system here, producing some lively shouts. but it will push away as we go through the next couple of days. so wha

u. s. company yearly is recovering well, the company is owned by take a billing at a low mask. if the operations successful, it will enable people with paralysis of all 4 limbs to control devices with that for the us food and drug administration gave the go ahead last year for the 1st trial on patients. earlier i spoke to margaret cook, well because the professor of philosophy, media technology at the university of vienna and he says several questions need to be on sit on the dates are involved in this technology. it the sounds do it because it can help people with burrow is this. um, so that, that's important. it's important that his research is being done the but the question is, 1st of all, who should do it? should be looking at us like must do it or should we should be done with public funding? and also like once we have the data from this kind of devices or the question is, who has access to them? where do they go? what, what is being done? with them, or potentially in the future that could be used as well to too many collect people . so. so let me just come to the food th

low intensity conflict. you know, for a long time. um, and with the u. s. u k, and we don't know how this will evolve. but one thing for sure is that hopefully is, will become more popular in the un. no, there is a clear uh that was um you know, many supports those actions because they're not just action taken against the us. and in a vacuum of, you know, this is sort of diety with the city and people are being slaughtered in gaza and you know this. so they out of the cause i official entity and then all that you know, um and um, the little button on the group that he's in control of the states. so in the same way i became very popular in the world. i think the, who he is one of these very obscure unknown group, you know, that are going to become very popular because the one thing that we discovered in the last few weeks with slopes is reading. slocum does. uh is that um there is very wide spread strong support for the posting and goals for the palestinian people. so the other thing here is that, um there were probably that there was some progress in terms of a deal between the saudis and the hoses. a

low hobby. and they've done so at the cost of palestinian children. the u. s. was and is still a key player in the middle east. how do you assess the influence of the us on what's happening in the region now? i mean, i think the u. s. has less credibility both in the middle east and globally, as americans growing up in this land that we really chairs, really value. i mean, i love calling america home it's, it's a wake up moment for us. i think it's making americans question our entire history . it seems that in almost every conflict, american politicians tend to support the occupiers, the colonizers, the murderers. i mean, you look at south africa, america is one of the last nations to continue to support the apartheid regime in south africa that treated of, of black africans as so human in america was supporting the apartheid redeem. and therefore, it's no surprise that it was south africa that came to who is real accountable in the international court of justice. and again, you see the whole world coming and condemning these worth of crimes. and america is th

u. s. economy 8500000000 dollars each year. these water issues disproportionately impact indigenous tribes. people of color immigrants, low income people, and those living in rural areas. households without water and sanitation access spend on average $15800.00 a year. more than other households and health care costs loss productivity at work and other issues. purchasing bottle drinking water costs of family and average of a $1350.00 a year. it is estimated that achieving universal access to safe drinking water and sanitation in a $140.00 low to middle income countries would cost about a $114000000000.00 per year and to secure clean water and sanitation for all people by 2030 the costs would exceed a trillion dollars. so who's going to flip that bill? well today or joined by mohammed, my mood director of the climate and water program. now mohammed can you provide an overview of the current global situation regarding access to clean water and developing nations and the current challenges people face and accessing clean water? yeah, absolutely. you know, it's crazy to think today we still in a global sense, access to clean

and so we had the motor, low position and the duty to stand for the people of palestine or anywhere indoors . thinking about the u. s. they said to have supported the a pod take. government helps out africa back in the day, the united kingdom as well. when you look at those 2 possible nations, the united states, the united kingdom, do you see the reflection of what had happened in the past them supported the apartheid government of south africa? do you see that kind of history unfolding in what is happening in because of the, by the, what is very important now is, is the 1st on the ground and which we're, we're being able to present. and so to the court is ridiculously to and with the forensic that the state of is that i am is committing genocide is involved in ethnic cleansing in does up. so that is what was made to him to the court end of the international communities. and them is not only that this bed by statements and of the of the issue in order to in is the prime minister. and the now the minister of defense headed out by the soul just we just clearly effect so lose . no, it's to get the committed to me must

u. s. military says several of its troops were injured in another attack on an air base in western iraq. us central command says ran back militants launched multiple missiles and rockets at the low side of air base us led coalition facility is most of the projectiles were intercepted. but some struck the facility us as its troops station station to interact and syria have faced more than a 140 attacks by 10. it ran out loud fighters since the start of the israel hamis war in october. and to try to understand all this, let's welcome i have known around a professor of international politics of the middle east at city university of london. i'm sorry, we have air strikes, interact, syria, which we just mentioned, but also lebanon. and yemen recently, is there a risk of an original war? do you think? as i think there is certainly a risk for regional at this point where we're seeing that most of the players involved in ron is rob united states, or runs proxies. who's been around the house, these are trying to keep the conflict underneath the threshold, full blown. however, if we look at the trajectory over the last month, we've seen that the conflict has each closer to a regional been

u. s. s tried to senior, how mass official in a stop up old state route is assassinated. his mother says he have low season is ralph all sense we all expected him to become a martyr. the jews themselves told him they wanted to assassinate him. all of this is a dedication to the prisoners and to palestine. the hello. this is all to international audit sunday. so you have joined us for the week fee, which is all look back a big events of the past 7 days with of course, all the latest news to. so we're going to start health in golf at what is ro has says that it has dismantled the military framework of hamas and is now focusing on the central and southern areas of the and plays over the past 3 months. the noise has been ton into a waste slot, but despite the idea of previously ordering residents that to of box weight to the south, many palestinians remain on the just the fluid. just a warning there are some disturbing images ahead. so this footage from garza city shows the devastation pools by the latest ideas, the tax that according to the palestinian health industry, the death toll since the war bega

however, current us, we'd exports our at a 20 year low and federal authorities have been forced to act. the u. s. army corps of engineers is dredging the river bed deep and navigation channels. a project they say will continue for as long and as far as necessary, although even that may not be enough, you only have as much depth of the river as what you create through dredging and, and management. and so, as the waterfalls, you start to lose that distance between the top of the water and the, and the river by the drought exacerbated by climate change has made the work that much harder. rain is the only real solution. heidi jo, castro, elda 0 new orleans, louisiana. so i had to install the new use our install, the well, let me send it to them. the ones winning running australia comes to the storage space of the business, latest a sponsored by intellect, global, your real estate destination, and due by the business latest to sponsored by him to like global your real estate destination in to buy it is a tenant up there to produce object these coverage, many parts of is really media are effectively e

a hell of a current us we exports are at a 20 year low and federal authorities have been forced to act. the u. s. army corps of engineers is dredging the river. bed deep and navigation channels, a project they say will continue for as long and as far as necessary. although even that may not be enough, you only have as much depth of the river as what you create through dredging and, and management. and so, as the waterfalls, you start to lose that distance between the top of the water and the, and the river by the drought exacerbated by climate change has made the work that much harder. rain is the only real solution. heidi jo, castro, elda 0 new orleans, louisiana was still a hit old l. just arrow. the war back home did not prevent the palestine national football team arriving in the cause of the asian camp, will hear from one of the websites the or the . let's take a look at some of the dies sports news now. palestine is national football team has arrived in casa ahead of the asian comp. the play has touched down in doha is one of 24 countries taking part in the tournament, despite the ongoing

low that let's have a good weather across north america. i'm wasting improved conditions because the east coast of the u. s. you can see from the satellite image, we had a stormy situation over the weekend, but it has that has cleared rather quickly putting out towards the northeast and into eastern parts of canada, taking the rain and snow with it. but temperatures are still sitting pretty low. they're going to get even lower as we go monday into tuesday for new york city, only 2 degrees celsius. the and a drop in temperature is across the great lakes as that move wintery, weather starts. the edges way east of at 3 to the mid week must ryan and bryce are behind. that temperature is improving for the likes of dallas and denver. so think pretty high as well for central parts of canada. after weeks of bitter cold on an improvement full, seattle, normal width and wintry weather, the on choose day, lots of sunshine flooding for the south of this. now we've seen some improvements, northern parts of mexico, that's as the west. so whether it pulls its way for the cell, bringing the drenching down, pulls to watch t

u. s. as a person doing everything to help the citizens. so should they find themselves in prison. but in this particular case, they can do the same for the salt. i'm assuming if she gets low permissive and this needs to be a good test or fee and they can test drive, it has already started the brains of academy, the creating edition, and that is where the $1.00 of them are using to them. since the tally and media are concerned with neo fascist my team of to hopefully will make a video videos and footage about the as much as of any of the fascist invite them so far. we haven't seen anything like that right now. i think it's like isn't there that you please don't know. thank you minutes. madam space person he was saying, but of matters takes basically distinguish nicola student going to distinguish man state. well, everyone is distinguished for much. yeah. but during the code or start with the soviet diplomacy address many difficult issues right now that is a new spiral of the code was 90. 2 exercises are the ones that actually must create as large scale as the one you they haven't been for quite some time. see if you, a lot of. so my question is, how russia and other us to

low prices have been effected, concerns amounting about shipping costs. a global recession was widely predicted in 2023, but major economies have mostly held fund raising interest rates to control inflation. the u. s. economy expanded by 5.2 percent, and the 3rd cost. that's the quickest pace. in nearly 2 years, food and fuel prices have come down, boss inflation that high interest rates for made a major issue in many parts of the world. we have a panel to discuss the global economic outlook for 2024 and a moment. but 1st, a report from pre owned hook up to the holding interest rates study the u. s. federal reserve signals. it's done with hikes at his last meeting of the year in december. since march 2022, it's reduced rates 11 times to ease inflation. which is not slowing after hitting a 40 year high in january 2022 at it's fine with me. 30 p of central bank followed the fits lead, leaving rates on changed. but century bank because of warning, it would be premature to declare victory orientation. we are seeing uh, you know, strong growth. that is, that is appears to be moderating. we're seeing a labor market that is coming back into balance by so many measures, and we're seeing inflation making r

s reported total of $10.1 million in taxes and fees to the taliban. that's from us. the way we're running mr. west,u said, and i al qaeda as their lowsistan in decades, which i heard when i first came in. all those things i daresay are true. doesn't diminish the fact that they're building in contrast to every single thing we're trying to succeed in afghanistan. you did an excellent in responding to responses to their questions. i think there's a big difference betwn and being responsive and i want to go over a couple of things that have been presented to me as evidence of what i think is contrary to what you just■ stated. we have 30 outstanding questions for information from the state that you have failed to comply with. the state's ration nail for not providing in information seems unreason to me, at least. in some cases it's the desire■Ño obstruct and be seems to be from the state department and i don't understand what thaturpose is or why we're not complying them from something -- prohibiting them information that's unclassified, to do their job. child we possibly have a reason to obstruct the very agency that we appointed to get