we next to win the wars in the middle east and is already planning for a war in the south china sea against china, and to use uh uh, with taiwan and the philippines as the geo political ponds to fight china. a body of russia wins in this war, then die on. and if so, the beans are going to have a lot of 2nd thoughts here, like code on the crate and god totally devastated, totally destroyed. and then they lost that the so we don't want to follow us. so this is the danger, you know. so, um, uh, the global south has to find a way for us to save its phase. and then to achieve these negotiation and ukraine. all right, we have to leave you here now. thank you so much. so 10000 in june list that split, begin the thank you for your insight. thanks. a lot of the moving ahead now 20 people are now known to have died following a series of terrorist attacks on churches and synagogues in southern russia, on sunday to christians were among the victims. while the rest were muslims, including the police officers, ford back against the attack, as 5 terrorists were also killed about foot that shows the aftermath of

south china sea. so connecting this moment, 80 years ago when the us set up against nazi germany to us. and us allies challenge not just to russia and ukraine, but china in asia, south china sea, but also of course, taiwan. it's notable that they are globalizing this fight in effect connecting it to history and making it clear that that fight extends from europe to asia today, it was, they were quite pointed fiery words. i would even say for the head of the battlefield monuments commission which i believe we will hear echoed by president biden when he speaks, we should note that when he was speaking to abc earlier today biden had quite strong words for vladimir putin as well saying, no, he is not a decent man. he is a dictators. again, drawing lines between what the us stood up to those 80 years ago today to what? president biden and my crow was it believes it is standing up to us and its allies. i should say, standing up to today was it in both charles, you who is in charge of us monuments around the world. he was a member of congress, a republican member of congress, some 14, 15 years ago from hawaii. >> one of the former republican members of congr

to the south i our attention to the south china sea, tensions there also, and a hot topic at the summit. what you make of the philippines president warning china againstn between military and coastguards, spraying water cannon at each other, coming close to each other?- cannon at each other, coming close to each other? well, that actually is _ close to each other? well, that actually is china's _ close to each other? well, that actually is china's minimum i actually is china's minimum deterrence. this kind of use of water canon might be impressive on tv, but what if i tell you that actually the filipinos used the force against china? the filipino coastguard killed chinese fishermen in 2000, 2006, and 2013. so when president marcos talked about the death of a filipino might be tantamount to declaration of war. in that regard, can i argue that the filipinos have declared three wars towards china already? and what about the result of the war?- the result of the war? there is a dispute _ the result of the war? there is a dispute with _ the result of the war? there is a dispute with territorial- a dispute with territorial waters around the south china sea,

australia to play of her dull my very proactive role to lead against china in issues such as the south china in issues such as the south china seapractices. for interference, and the current labour government on albanese, the current australian government has very deliberately kept back from saying that activist role. for the moment, said china is very pleased with where australia is. yes, there is a much better diplomatic atmosphere between the two countries, but i would not say australians cannot be as in the forefront of this push back against chinese behaviour is in the past. back against chinese behaviour is in the ast. , . the past. given the current atmosphere, _ the past. given the current atmosphere, what - the past. given the current atmosphere, what does i the past. given the current - atmosphere, what does beijing hope to get out of this visit? it to get out of this visit? if not much happens _ to get out of this visit? if not much happens at _ to get out of this visit? if not much happens at all, - to get out of this visit? if notl much happens at all, beijing's to get out of this visit? if not - much happens at all

china of piracy. china, which lays claim to most of the south china sea despite a hague ruling against the claims, said boats entered the waters illegally. monday's incident the latest in a string of confrontations as both countries compete for control over the waterway. in march the philippines accusing china of carrying out dangerous maneuvers that led to a collision. the state department calling the clashes the latest in a series of prc provocations. the pentagon saying the u.s. will continue to stand by its ally. >> we're going to continue to call out this reckless behavior when we see it. >> reporter: we are told the administration is watching these events very carefully. europe has a mutual defense treaty with the fill paoepbs. any further escalation could trigger a response from the u.s. military. rebecca? >> rebecca: which would have a significant impact. all right. thank you. we turn now to one of the americans arrested in turks and caicos after bullets were found in his luggage. ryan watson, an oklahoma father of two, is just moments from learning his fate. he spoke exclusively to abc news. e

you have to look at what's happening in the south china sea in the philippines which is a hotter flashpoint because china is engaging in acts of war againstailors and ramming their ships and water cannons. they're doing this in the defiance of explicit warnings from the state department and from joe biden himself not to do it so the chinese do not believe us or they think that we will not do what we say or were completely incapable. xi jinping is at the top of his game and biden isn't. maria: maybe because no accountability or consequences from the communist china, surveillance flew across the country for a week before coming down, fentanyl has been flowing in the country regularly underlying components coming from china. a covid cover-up. no consequences. >> that's the point the chinese can see that biden will issue warnings but he doesn't do anything. maria: great to have you, thank you so much gordon chang joining us, california 20-dollar minimum wage, bad news for struggling businesses were talking about it, stay with us on that. were honoring american heroes the 80th anniversary of d-day world war ii veterans were in were ready to co

threatening to take action against chinese banks on that respect, and also they hit out at china for what they called coercive and intimidation actions in the south china sean artificial intelligence, attended by the pope, for the first time ever, discuss the opportunities and possibilities provided by ai, but also the possible threat it poses to human rights and dignity and ethics. and it wraps up today. what can we expect are the final issues to be discussed?— expect are the final issues to be discussed? ., ,., , ., ., discussed? there are some bilateral meetinas discussed? there are some bilateral meetings going _ discussed? there are some bilateral meetings going on _ discussed? there are some bilateral meetings going on today, _ discussed? there are some bilateral meetings going on today, and - discussed? there are some bilateral i meetings going on today, and georgia maloney, the prime minister of italy, and has chaired the summit, she delicately has presided over this year, she will be praising the achievements of it, but there have been a few disagreements between some leaders and her on the issue of abortion. they talked about commitment to ensuri

, exactly what you have been warning against in the increasingly alarmingly aggressive action of china towards the philippines is this incident in the south china seaand the philippines. both sides blaming each other. the u.s. is bound, of course, by treaty to help defend the philippines, so where does this go from here? >> just for everybody's general awareness, the south china sea is huge. it's half the size of the continental united states. 40% of the world's trade passes through it. it's full of oil and gas at the bottom of the south china sea. china claims all of it, an area half the size of the united states is territorial waters. the nations around the south china sea to include the philippines are pushing back and they should do so. in this particular incident, a collision of two military warships ought to get everybody's attention in terms of how this is ratcheting up, and final point here, andrea, as you mentioned, we are bound by treaty to defend the philippines. it's a mutual defense treaty just like we have with 32 nations in nato, as we have with japan, south korea, australia. it's a very significant commitment, so when one of our tre

one of the biggest risks of china isn't taiwan south china sea but class los angeles new york city, inside the gates our effort to find folks conducting espionage pushback against states biden administration justice department got rid of that moment they walked in a green light you can see it presented enormous risk to all of us. >> not only that but in at it national authorization act they claim to ban chinese companies from doing business, in the united states, what did they not do? they didn't rip out networking equipment that is already there, huawei hytera, companies inside gates are they surveilling spying on everybody. >> almost certain if you see chinese communist party equipment if you see technology, surveillance things even things simple as tv screen you begin to see those be sure chinese communist party not doing that just to make a nickel theying doing it advance political military objectives global power we have seal beach more serious congress needs to be more serious as well he will understand there will be impact on american economy businesses have to change way doing business today so be it keep america safe we have to get this right. >> secre

threatening to take action against chinese banks in that respect, and also they hit out at china for what they called "corrosive and intimidation actions" in the south china seaence attended by the pope, the first time ever a pipe has attended the g7, in which they discuss the possibilities and opportunities provided by ai, and also the potential threats that al poses to human rights and dignity and ethics. to saudia arabia. muslim pilgrims in mecca are facing extreme temperatures at the climax of the annual hajj. 1.5 million muslim pilgrims are expected to make at the climax of the annual hajj. 1.5 million muslim pilgrims are expected to make the demanding assent of mount arafat on the fifth day of the annual hajj in mecca. temperatures are forecast to reach into the forties celsius. the saudi authorities have warned that climate change is making the hajj almost half a degree warmer each decade. let's go back to central london now because very shortly trooping the colour will take place. this is the scene at buckingham palace. this year, the princess of wales will make her first public appearance at the event since she was diagnosed with cancer. kate will be

against the son of the owner of the white house are fair. the conflict between china and the philippines is flaring up with renewed vigor. dispute over territorial waters in the south china seaboarded a philippine ship. seven moriks were injured in the hand-to-hand combat, according to beijing, monila, under the guise of fishermen, is sending his military to the disputed territory, all this on instructions from washington. details in the report of our correspondent in china alexander baletsky. this skirmish in the south china sea almost provoked a full-scale armed conflict, as soon as the chinese coast guard spotted philippine military boats near rifan, which, according to beijing, is in chinese territorial waters, the prc coast guard went on board, the filipinos tried to fight back with water cannons, the chinese used hooks and knives and cut through the inflatable boats of the philippine coast guard. to me, this is piracy, chinese coastal. was filmed, one of the fighters even lost a finger in the brawl, navigation equipment was smashed in beijing, the actions of their coast guard were called the defense of sovereignty. the reason for the current situation around reef zheny

against chinese banks. in that respect. and also they hit out at china for what they called coercive and intimidation actions in the south china seacial intelligence, attended by the paper. the first time a pope has ever attended a g7, in which they discuss the opportunities and possibilities provided by ai, but also the potential threats that al poses to human rights and dignity and ethics. it wraps up today, so what can we expect as the final issues to be discussed?— expect as the final issues to be discussed? ., ,., , ., ., discussed? there are some bilateral meetinas discussed? there are some bilateral meetings going _ discussed? there are some bilateral meetings going on _ discussed? there are some bilateral meetings going on today, _ discussed? there are some bilateral meetings going on today, and - discussed? there are some bilateral meetings going on today, and the i meetings going on today, and the closing press conference by the prime minister of italy who has been sharing this summit. italy has been presiding over the g7 this year. i'm sure she will play up the achievements of the summit. there have been a few disagreem