under health, safety and wellness division, and battalion chief alba. january was firefighter cancer month. we had a prevision checklist and those in the tells to show them the important things they need to do before and after a fire. we distributed from the fire service and causing -- on the good news, we had lieutenant do incarter and newest facility -- you can see clifford on the bottom right with members with a smile on their faces. and office of employee health with dr. braccord and six promotions and we had ten return to duty examines ask back on street with our ocean mandated screening for hearing and tuberculosis. we had 750 members tested and the screening will continue into the month. and here is our ever present covid chart and you can see we're dwindling down. things are improving. under our investigative services bureau with captain laura, we had 35 members selected and tested and all results negative and we had alcohol and drug test administers and both results negative. all of our breath diezers returned to the field. and isb is working w

adelante alba. >> asÍ es estamos aquÍ en una de las ciudades mÁs afectadas que sucedieron este luneses a decenas de ciudades y pueblos aquÍ en turquÍa y tambiÉn en el norte de siria estamos ahora mismo. un edificio totalmente colapsado toda una esquina se vino abajo el primer dÍa con los primeros terremoto es muy complicado contar cuantas plantas tenÍa este edificio entre 7-8 se han podido adivinar y vemos como han quedado algunos objetos personales, mantas sillas >>> tenemos importante al equipo de rescate. >> decenas de personas intentando salvar a las personas que puedan quedar atrapadas hemos estado hablando con un hombre que tiene ahÍ a varios familiares 4 familiares que siguen atrapados bajo los escombros aquÍ todo el mundo estÁ muy atento de lo que pueda llegar a pasar nadie quiere quedarse en su casas y es muy importante que siga llegando la ayuda internacional para salvar a todas las personas que siguen bajo los escombros de sus propias casas >>> muchas gracias alba ya sabemos que hay temor pero pese al peligro y la inestabilidad del suelo ahora la prioridad es rescatar con

alba estÁ en...dicen los cas tos blancos. un niÑo del que solo se ve su cabello entre los bloques de cemento. >>> despuÉs de una delicada labor lograron res cratarlo. fue el primer rescate con participaciÓn del contingente de mÉxico publicÓ en twitter el canciller marcelo ebrard. con el apoyo de mÁs paÍses en los trabajos de rescate, las posibilidades de encontrar mÁs personas con vida se reducen. con el paso de las horas resulta mÁs difÍcil sobrevivir sin agua y comida. los padres de me met, sobrevivieron al terremoto, estÁn en un refugio. >>> estÁn bien, pero no pueden entrar a la casa, les dijeron que no pueden entrar. hay riesgo. >>> llegÓ a la zona o con sus amigos. para brindar ayuda a los afectados. >>> esta en camino, nuestro camiÓn con materiales de ayuda, de solidaridad. >>> el programa de alimentos de la onu, ha comenzado a distribuir comida en Áreas de siria. la niÑa que naciÓ bajo los escombros, los mÉdicos le hicieron varias radiografÍas informaron que no tiene lesiones y su condiciÓn m

más luego de ver una vez más el tanto del joven gavi, que sería hombre de rafinha tras asistencia de alba en vivo, queremos mostrarles cómo se encuentra a esta hora de la noche el aeropuerto internacional de la ciudad. de momento todo transcurre con tranquilidad. tampoco podemos dejar de hablar de la alfombra roja de los premios grammy que estuvo deslumbrante con decenas de estrellas luciendo sus mejores atuendos para una ceremonia que estuvo llena de arte música y fiesta. los ganadores de la noche taylor swift, en staples center asistió y cubre el regreso del evento. ♪♪. ♪♪. >>> esta noche noticia telemundo terremoto magnitud saz de el sudeste de turquÍa provocando el colapso de decenas de edificaciones, hay muertes, gente atrapada y replicas. china acusa a estados unidos de daÑar gravemente las relaciones entre las dos potencias. mientras que lo que parecÍa ser restos del globo espÍa chino fueron trasladados por oficiales a una playa de carolina del sur. alerta mÁxima en ohio, si los si

kate >> monica alba, thank you. china not surprisingly is not happy and is weighing its next move let's bring in janis mackey frayer with us in beijing janis, what has the chinese government said about the downed balloon? >> reporter: kate, is there is official outrage. in a statement the foreign ministry expressed strong dissatisfaction and said the u.s. using force was a serious violation of international customary practice and also said the chinese side will safeguard rights and interests and they warned of further repercussions. whether china's leadership wants to escalate the situation, they describe as accidental, isn't clear. a lot of the commentary here describes what the u.s. did as provocation or an attack while on social media the u.s. is being mocked for over reacting >> how much does this strain u.s./china relations moving forward, janis >> reporter: this is the first clash of its kind between the two sides since the korean war so there is some historical weight to it u.s. secretary of state antony blin

after the administration condemned them for committing crimes against huni monica alba is at the white house with this report >> reporter: 12 months after russia's invasion of ukraine, president biden will travel to neighboring poland monday to mark the one-year anniversary of the war this week. >> the ukrainians are holding very strong. the russians are suffering horrific losses in this effort. >> reporter: as the united states formally condemns russia's brutality as crimes against humanity >> you will be held to account. >> reporter: the kremlin responding in a statement sunday saying, we regard such insinuations as an unprecedented attempt to demonize russia in the framework of the hybrid war unleashed against us as the fighting rages on, the u.s. pledging long-term support to ukraine, sending billions in aid, along with tanks, artillery, and ammunition with new sanctions against russia expected soon. >> we're in lockstep with ukrainians, talking to them almost every day about what they need. >> mr. president. >> how are you >> reporter: last year the president traveled to the polis

its conclusion a odds with what other agencies have said our monica alba has the details. >> reporter: tonight, nbc news learning the department of energy has concluded covid-19 likely came from a lab leak in china. according to two sources with direct knowledge, key lawmakers on the house and senate intelligence committees were recently briefed by top intelligence officials on a classified report, which cited new information, leading the energy department to back the theory with low confidence. symbolic of a larger divide within the intelligence community on how the virus started. with agencies differing on whether the novel coronavirus may have leaked from a laboratory or through natural transmission "the wall street journal" reporting sunday it was unintentional and a lab mishap a u.s. official confirming that assessment from the report, and stressing that there's still consensus this was not a chinese bioweapon. but there is still no definitive answer or agreement from the u.s. government on the overall origin some elements of the intelligence community have reached conclusions on

jose >> monica alba at the white house. thank you. >>> now to an nbc news exclusive. today vice president harris officially accused russia of crimes against humanity she later spoke exclusively with our andrea mitchell about exactly what that means when it comes to holding russia accountable for its atrocities against ukraine. andrea reports now from the munich security conference in germany. >> reporter: russia's atrocities in ukraine laid bare for world leaders and diplomats in munich by vice president kamala harris >> we have examined the evidence we know the legal standards, and there is no doubt these are crimes against humanity >> reporter: images the entire world has witnessed. the bomb theater in mariopol the pregnant mother who died after the bombing of the maternity ward there civilians slaughtere in the streets of bucha. >> gruesome acts of murder, torture, rape and deportation. execution-style killings, beatings and electrocution. >> reporter: i asked the vice president today exclusively if that means holding everyone accountable from front-line soldiers t

let's start with monica alba at the white house. >> reporter: tonight the u.s. military shooting down another high altitude, unidentified object. this time over lake huron. the pentagon saying in a statement, the object flew in proximity to sensitive dod sites and assessed it was a safety flight hazard and a threat due to its potential surveillance capabilities the faa issuing a temporary flight restriction over nearby lake michigan earlier sunday afternoon, citing department of defense activities, coming just hours after air space was restricted over montana saturday night for the same reason initially assessed as radar anomaly. >> i think i got dark last night so they couldn't fully check it out >> reporter: as new details emerge about the flying object shot down by the u.s. over northern canada saturday, an f-22 taking out a small cylindrical object first spotted in american air space friday a carefully coordinated mission between the two countries. >> this was the first time that a norad operation has downed an aerial object the object was flying at an altit

monica alba is tracking it all from the white house. >> reporter: tonight canadian prime minister justin trudeau announcing a u.s. fighter jet took out an unidentified object over the yukon, scrambling both canadian and u.s. aircraft after coordinating with president biden saturday afternoon just one day after another unidentified object was shot down over alaskan waters with recovery efforts under way in the arctic and more questions than answers about who owned it, why it was there, and what capabilities it may have had >> we don't have any information we've confirmed as a stated purpose for this object >> reporter: president biden ordered u.s. fighter jets to take it out with a missile just hours after learning about it already some key differences emerging with the chinese balloon blasted out of the sky a week ago first, in size. >> it was much, much smaller than the spy balloon we took down last saturday. >> reporter: closer to a small car versus the chinese spy balloon which was 200 feet tall with a satellite on the bottom as large as a regional jet. the unmanned object friday was

. >> nbc's monica alba joins me from the white house. matthew dowd, and jeff nussbaum and eugene robinson, columnist at "the washington post" and msnbc political analyst. of all the people who could have heard the conversation we were having before the show started, huge audience, huge opportunity, given the mood of the country, how does he capitalize on it on this opportunity? >> well, nothing he can do to instantly change the mood of the country. you know, you play the hand that you're dealt. and so, yes, the people in the country, the poll recently that say people aren't giving him credit for the economy, and things they decent think things are getting better, but things are where they are and so i think he, you know, i'm actually not one of those people, having seen a lot of the state of the union addresses, and rolled my eyes various times, not so much at the speech, but the reaction. i'm not that cynical about them. it is good the president once a year speaks to congress and the american people and says here's where i think we are,

we've got the alba family here. mom, brittany, 4-month-old girls, lydia and linley.you need to do it okay so, wow, how's it going? i can't believe you went back to teaching last week >> it's -- it's going. so it's good to be back at work because while this is my favorite job, i also did have kiddos at school that i needed to get back to so it's nice to be back. >> y'all told me the sweetest story about the boys sleeping together for the first time. >> he can get down >> he can play >> they may be running everywhere tell us about -- they wouldn't sleep until what >> okay. well, actually, it was right after brittany came out of the hospital we were trying to get any sleep that we could, and they didn't sleep actually until they were a year old and slept together for the first time we made them a bed and they slept all night. >> they slept together >> and so how are you doing? i just remember, i have twins. and i remember, when everybody left, when the village left, i was by myself, and i was like, oh my, this is so much how are you doing? how are you feeling? both of y

i there's a good reason we have somebody from alba today . i somebody from alba today. sturgeon with creating the ground that . alba is now the ground that. alba is now starting to soak up and i think it'll be interesting because i think there's a battle royal coming between those two parties. yes it's quite remarkable how i'll come to you in a minute, neal, but it's quite remarkable how nicola sturgeon managed to talk about how important it was to rid politics of the divisive language and stop being polarising. when in my and i'm sure a lot of people's view she is one of the most divisive politicians in this country, if not the most. neal, what do you think? what does this mean for independ ? and in my mind, it independ? and in my mind, it probably puts independence on the back foot and. well, i think the back foot and. well, i think the a range of views that you can take on that, emily. i think the first point i would make is that the cause of independence is about any single individual orindeed is about any single individual or indeed about anything no political part

it might means that some people who really care about independence might move to the alba party, led salmond. if like sense if they don't like the sense that led by social that it's being led by social liberal have you, and liberal or what have you, and that particularly the that i think particularly the first post context of a first past the post context of a westminster election could be very serious the snp and we very serious for the snp and we could see independents could see the independents actually snp actually split between the snp and alba and labour could come through the middle of many of these and very these seats. and a very interesting just the interesting poll just out in the last couple of days showing that the labour party has really soared very close soared in those polls very close to the is now. just to where the snp is now. just a couple points behind the couple of points behind the labour held labour party held their conference scotland over the conference in scotland over the weekend. finally in this conversation is scottish conversation is the scottish labour

inspections of right drivers to be respectful behind the wheel of any heavenly manner of rebuilding the alba, overtaking, we have already brought. yeah strategizing, that's an important recommendation zahavanie move bone mode. there is no need to rush to do some hasty actions, the decision to make the right ones based on these from this situation, do not slow down sharply , turn the steering wheel. e, so as not to provoke a skid of the vehicle and not be. snowfall fools be respectful for domineering cross-colored chopsticks. pyramid in the yard and sailing away to the ice-covered camp on reservoirs in the area, amateur fish lawley is reluctant to be as osteopathic as possible sometimes winter and fisheries substratovniki, already. here are the central regions to keep in touch with the nin regime, they regularly monitor the waters and conduct walking detours, so we reach our leovets that the ice along the culdos and tore off amal 20 cm, however, the coverage is uneven, some areas cannot pull out there was ice around the person, then snow fell this snow started. it just got wet. he is on top,

i want to go to monica alba at the white house. he wanted to limit it to the economy so that we wouldn't cover anything else and give the economy its importance today. >> reporter: that's right, jose, and of course there are some other pressing issues. the president was asked about some reports out there about u.s. secretary of state antony blinken postponing his trip to china that had been planned for some time given everything we're learning about this balloon over the united states and everything that you had reported at the top of the hour from our colleague courtney kube. so the president saying he wasn't going to take any questions on that, instead focusing on the economy. and these are really remarks we have seen from this president time and time again. he has said when it comes to the recovery of the u.s. financial situation, that this is something that is always going to be a marathon and not a sprint, but something you have seen this white house continually tout is the fact that those unemployment numbers have consistentl

towns, and it was the capital of a vialization power for more containers, then a plume tribute to alba, such cities as pinskr, slutsk, slutsk, kopyl rogachev, and most, i i thought god's choir was not a brave warrior, but a scribe bishop, no one is called by all the durovites, that they called the city minavita. have the ambitions of the holy self at home is not so tour. pau, our matrona stood up at the ends of the tenth foreign slavs requested to reign thieves with scandinavia was. the sister-in-law of the scandinavian god malan to thor and the mother of our perun for the story passed their hours of praise, zamora came and put on his injection , and the tour donkey at the tour and from yaotu uruzzi called themselves, however, there is also one version of the ash people, on the right, not the princes, but the withered bull fools. i nodded at those places jim's albums were all on the lapel. it would be cole who would be called tours , they make princes, as velmy loved to water them, and god, the prince tour became a tour, not from a tour, but from the years of a bull karatenik. it's in

wooden alba is just a short walk from can of a 2000 so displease booking abby's crossed guns settlements following it was sent attack many people to hear from to see if the new group as the new arrivals. but he said and need more help from the government to continue holstein feed him and providing shelter for them. well, well, so trying to prevent was trying to create a condition which, oh, you know, it will be more people will be attracted into the area. and also we do, we didn't also need that because these were people who came in strict are were demoted into you know, did areas because people were actually ready to take them on their you know, to let them be in your houses. look, i'll see nad more gun is disaster, money agency or la, came to count the people one month after the arrivals. you have had no support. the communities feel left on your own with the responsibility of caring for them. this month is one of those who are forced to flee. he described a daily horror bucking beacon of a su law. no doubt if there were plenty of military helicopters flying patrols over our homes. whe

but i don't think by any stretch it spells end for alba as a political force .neil humphrey, thank you so much indeed for taking time to join us this morning. we do appreciate it. thank you, belinda maybe an interesting answer there. could they merge ? couldn't find a new they merge? couldn't find a new name could it sort of be snp eight or something if they need all the votes all those politicians if independence is so important to them and they seem to have chucked everything else under under the bus though they haven't really done anything with drugs, haven't done education. done anything with education. what think a new party. what do you think a new party. oh, it on. scotland oh, yes, bring it on. scotland need something and fresh. need something new and fresh. nicola since 2014 she's been nicola had since 2014 she's been in power and everything's gone downhill so it is downhill since then. so it is time. grass is growing new time. the grass is growing new party support it and party i'd support it and be interested well coming up. interested in well coming

we saw it happen to jose alba in new york. he's the bodega clerk that he was sent to rikers island on a murder charge because he fought back when another thursday attacked him with his girlfriend in the store. that charge was ultimately dropped after the public flipped out because it was so unfair. but alba left this country for the dominican republic because he saw where things are going. self-defense, the cornerstone of all freedoms without which you cannot be free, you're owned, self-defense is becoming illegal in effect in a lot of places. not just in liberal places, like new york city, even in states with the strongest self-defense laws on the books. arizona allows residence to shoot trespassers on their property. so 73-year-old george allen kelly lived on the border. you may have heard that joe biden opened the border to millions and millions of people from other countries whose identities we don't know to just walk in. if you live on the border, this has changed your life completely and scared you. so george allen kelly

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creen que son mÁs de 6.000 las construcciones afectadas y otras mÁs pueden caer en los prÓximos dÍas albaos terremotos que sucedieron el lunes pasado han pasado 6 dÍas ya estamos a sÁbado y ahora mismo la posibilidad de encontrar a gente con vida >>> es prÁcticamente nula ahora solamente se encuentran milagros como bien se puede decir sin embargo las tareas de rescate continÚan por ejemplo lo tenemos aquÍ detrÁs ahÍ llevan trabajando durante horas igual que en el resto del paÍs >>> en otras zonas lo que se estÁn haciendo son otras labores como retirar el mÁximo posible de escombros para que hubiese otro tipo de movimiento no se cayera y produce ningÚn tipo de daÑo mayor lo que vemos aquÍ a estas fogatas estos dÍas pasados estamos viviendo un temporal de frÍo tremendo es muy difÍcil pasar las noches y eso es precisamente lo que nos dicen todas las personas refugiadas que lo peor lo mÁs duro es el frÍo que estÁn pasando por las noches por ello, la noticia que venÍa hoy desde la otan que dicen que van a traer refugios semi permanentes incluidas son muy importantes. estas personas siguen nece

it was 53 points, jordi alba, pablo gavi, or ya the scorers of barca's goals in this game were mallorca with a goal from real madrid in the second decade. and sociedad won at home 10 to wireless key of bakhtran, vali tonight, and will hold a naft game. at the end of the 19th week of the german league, bayern munich won 4 at home of veliz and returned to the top of the table with 40 points . the actress got a truck and matias snowa scored in werder bremen hosted another game with dubbing. what's up with the winter sports of the ski jumping world cup in berlin, germany? followed by jumping from the platform, 147 birds from norway and 273 points stood at the top . again, norway won the third title. the cross country skiing world cup continued in italy's dubbing, and the italian team became the champion in the 4th and 7.5 km classic relay event . the teams of sweden and norway took second and third place in the world cup combined nordic skiing was followed in germany, austria, and jumping from the 137th platform in two events meters and 10 kilometers of endurance skiing yulian shevid of ger

monica alba for us, thank you. the one year mark of the war came without the major russian offensive. that was feared ukrainian say international support is. still critical. my colleague ali velshi has been in ukraine all week. colleague a li velshi ha been in ukraingive us the latese capital city. >> the date marking the anniversary of the russian invasion of ukraine has passed. it was february 23rd in the united states, february 24th here in ukraine. not much has happened or changed in the last days. this was expected to have been a week in which russia assertive its strength. there were talks about a russian offensive involving hundreds of thousands of troops or missile and rocket attacks across the country. not much has happened. that's because the beginning of the week started off with a surprise visit from joe biden to visit vladimir putin right here on the square in kyiv. that set off a number of activities throughout the course of the week which became much more of a celebration of nato's resolve and streng

monica alba thank you as well. a lot to follow their. i do want to shift gears though and head overseas. what is happening in turkey. the united nations and chief, visiting at the center of this quake calling the devastation quote the worst event in 100 years in this region. the death toll is now topping more than 25,000 people. with nearly 22,000 dead in turkey and more than 3500 dead in syria. want to bring in nbc gabe gutierrez who is standing by for us. there gabe, there has been these images of miracles coming in out amidst the tragedies. these unbelievable tragedies. they found alive amidst the rubble. i know you are hearing some sounds there behind you if you will, gabe take us there. >> hey there yasmin, we'll just within the past few seconds as you are coming to me, they have just turned down the lights right behind me. this entire area was lit up, i will step out of the way so you can see. it's very tough to make out in the darkness, the reason i am whispering is that i believe they have just asked for silence here. they someti

we're gonna be here than bases monica alba at the white house. monica, the president says he wants to speak with the chinese president. what are we learning today about how he plans to approach that conversation? >> yeah, that is president biden's desire, alex. we understand that whenever these calls come together, it takes a little bit of time. so, we know this is a negotiation. it's ongoing between the two nations. i can tell you that nothing is set, at least right now, for any formal kind of conversation with changing paying, the president of china. we know it was last november when president biden, on the sidelines of the g20 in bali had an extensive bilateral meeting face to face with president xi. so, since then, the commitment to dialogue and open communications was essential. but those tensions really escalated after we saw that chinese spy balloon travel across the united states before being shot down by the u.s. military on president biden's orders. so, of course, that has changed the calculation and the tenor for these conversations. w

nbc's monica alba is on this for us and at the white house. monika, good to talk to you. give us the reaction, if you will, from the administration. i understand also, this launch comes just days before joint military drills between the u.s. and south korea. >> exactly, yasmin. these are annual and routine military exercises, and it was north korea that said that they viewed this as a threat so they were going to come out with a show of force and apparently, this is what it was. the u.s. has strongly condemned this move and they have also said in the same statement that there was no immediate threat. they were very quick to point that out, that they still say this underscores the recklessness with which north korea has been acting. last year, they fired off an unprecedented number of missiles. you are right. there hasn't been won since january 1st. so, this was notable. again, the u.s. assessing this as a moment to really stand with allies, and that is why you saw secretary of state blinken, who is in germany right now, for the munich security conference, standing alongsi

>> and as nbc's monica alba. thank you. we are praying for the carter family.eople of georgia and this nation. we will continue to bring you any updates about president carter as they come. i want to turn now to that train derailment that ice led to an environmental disaster in east palestine, ohio. the senate commerce committee is going to investigate and committee chair senator maria cantwell has asked the rail company, norfolk southern, for its safety records. now, let me make sure you are all aware of what happened. so yesterday, ohio governor mike dewine announced that the federal emergency management agency, or fema. they will send federal resources to the area. as he laid all the blame for the disaster of norfolk southern. >> we believe that the railroad should continue to pay. we are going to insist that they pay. whatever damages have been caused. the railroad is responsible for those damages. >> now, this comes right after a second nor folks othering train came off the rails near detroit on thursday. raising even more concerns about what is going on w

i want to bring in now nbc news white house correspondent monica alba. the chinese were not happy when we shot down this first spy balloon, and now this happened. how is this escalating the situation with that other superpower? >> just to echo what julia was just saying there, this is remarkable. the fact that this came up mid white house briefing that was on a completely different topic. they were announcing that the president was going to be traveling to poland later this month. somebody said there's a rumor that there was another high flying object, can you tell us about it. the fact that the national security spokesman comes out and talks about this entire military operation that has just unfolded in the last 90 minutes or so is something that really we don't see happen very often here, and of course it is extra notable because of what we just saw take place in the last we can or so with that chinese surveillance balloon that really traveled across the united states over many sensitive military sites, even though military officials say that they were

thank you so much, monica alba. on the heels of that, let's bring in peter baker, msnbc political analyst and chief white house correspondent for the new york times. welcome, my friend. here we go, peter. in your new article. biden tries to calm tensions over chinese aerial spying. you say that the president wants to have a conversation with president xi to register his objections to the chinese surveillance machine. also to see the lines of communication open. you heard there's been no apology yet in that balloon being flown by china. how would you characterize this balloon battle and who's winning? >> there are domestic politics and there's international politics. the domestic politics for president biden are that he has to look tough about chinese encroachment on u.s. airspace. he is repeatedly saying -- acceptable, of all -- blinken repeated the message to the chinese directly. the international politics of it are or that they don't want this to blow up into a bigger issue than it already is. you heard secretary

nbc's monica alba. monica, welcome to you and then you interviewed the president also talked about the economy. would you are we hearing today? >> this wasn't a portion of that interview, alex. we heard the president actually talking about the empathy calculation here. saying he understands why people feel like they are struggling. like they have really been counted out in some respects when it comes to the economy. at the same time, this is a president in the white house who has always said that the economic recovery was going to be a bit more of a marathon than a sprint. if you look at some of the indicators, there are trends that are going in the right direction. when you look at record unemployment, for instance. that inflation, of course, continue suggest be too high. even though it has east of a bit. the president was asked specifically to assess how that is going. what more needs to be done. inflation was the first thing that he referenced. take a listen to a little bit more of what he said in te

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nbc's monica alba has the latest >> reporter: possible debris from the chinese surveillance balloon recovereded near myrtle beach. >> right now the big thing i'm here for is if any debris washes up, we need know about it right away so we can get that to our federal partners >> they shot it! >> reporter: the balloon shot down saturday afternoon by a single missile from an f-22 fighter jet. >> there we go. >> fired a launch. they got it. >> boom! >> oh, my gosh it's going straight for it >> we have eyes on the balloon falling. >> reporter: for days the spy balloon's movements captivated the nation first detected by the biden administration in alaska on january 28th before briefly entering canadian air space. then crossing back over into montana, wyoming, kansas, missouri, and finally the carolinas. despite flying over several sensitive military sites, u.s. officials tell nbc news they took action to weaken china's surveillance capabilities. also determining the balloon posed no physical threat to people on the ground earlier this week. >> i told them to shoot it down. >> after consulting the pent

e, in particular with the alba s mercasur group, which has contacts with the eurasian economic union, also with the association that unites all countries of the region of the community of latin american and caribbean countries. we also have a ministerial dialogue format. many of these processes were put on pause and ended restrictions now, uh, everything. it will resume. as for the west, president putin at one time labeled it as an empire of lies, otherwise the west confirms this, our contacts have long been not perceived in the world as the light of hdmarty, and the united states, their nato satellites , have finally undermined their reputation as reliable treaties of capable international partners and the world is becoming more and more aware that literally no one is immune from expropriation from state banditry by the former colonial metropolises and not only russia but and a number of other states, their number is growing , are consistently reducing their dependence on the us dollar. we are working together with like-minded people to convert international payments into national cu

the alba, through sword and lula, has always been part of that. in fact, he gave birth to many of those institutions. and he's going to want to strengthen them in the future. you know, finally, i've just got to ask you because, i mean, i am absolutely fascinated by the lula story. i mean, just think about this for a minute. put this together. he, the guys, the president of a country, he ends up going to jail. right. and david prosecuted spends almost 2 years in prison in, in many ways he was put in prison by the guy who then became the president most narrow. right. or his influence sort of speak, gets out, takes on that guy base guy and is now the president. i mean, this is a movie, then, how do you, how do you describe this for us? it's an objective fact that the united states back to coups in brazil will actually unite, says the history of backing many who is including the military dictatorship, but in 20162018. the u. s. government 1st under the obama administration. and then, under the trumpet administration backed political coups, you could c

i'm alba, she has era dominated government. bashir responded by arming local arab malicious, known as the judge await who targeted known arab tribes accused of supporting the rebels. less we mentioned hundreds of thousands of people have been killed and millions more displaced. the international criminal court has charged to share with genocide and crimes against humanity. he was forced to resign and 2019 after widespread protests. ah, okay, we'll, it's bring in our guests now in hot tomb l to gunny c. c. chairman of the national liberation and justice party, and a former governor of da for state who was involved in negotiations in doha as the former chairman of the daf, or regional authority in doha doha abdullah hob affinity, a professor at our institute. the graduate studies who writes extensively on sudan and also in hot tomb, her face mohammed, director of justice for africa at sudan, a womb welcome to all 3 of you. thank you very much for being on inside story today . if i could please begin with you l to connie, do you feel like the world has forgotten da, 4 and the conflict th

bola med to new blue, the former vice president and leader of the peoples democratic party at c qu, alba car, and the youngest of them, the former governor and nominee of the labor party peter obee, whose gaining mass popularity among young people. each of them represents a different region of the country and appeals to a different electorate. as my julian precedence mohammed for harry prepares to leave office, he has reached his party, the all progresses, congress, apc and its presidential candidates bulletin of luck in saturdays, general elections, the outgoing precedent smithy announcement as a be his latest rally in lagers, which dropped up the election campaigns in the country have a denial of former governor lego state and a political godfather and kingmaker has vowed to renew the hopes of all who are disappointed by president harry's government, which has been plagued with social economy and security challenges you. oh, oh, oh, oh boy. oh, suitable support is attributes disrupters of modern daily goes to him and they believe he can replicate. these are the national skills regardle

and as, and you have to say that only one country in hungary is out of line to victor alba, the prime minister of hungary says he wants to stay out of the war against russia and all of this he wants to maintain his good ties. res vladimir putin and barney, where they're reporting yesterday, when biden gave that speech in a worse i, it is 2nd time bear since the invasion of ukraine is a fair to say that the eastern flank of nato is becoming increasingly important for us foreign policy. regarding the warren ukraine, you can say that the, the center of gravity has changed, or it from west to east, from germany, to poland because pollard, because of its geography and geopolitical in importance is of course the corridor by uses a channel all the help ukraine goes to a po, to poland, all transports, all weapons are going to poland. 2000000 refugees from ukraine are in poland. so this is the, the center. and if you will, of nato activities now. and also united states have committed more troops to poland and also are building and you had quarter here to be able to bring more american troops i

territory amounts to collective punishment on palestinian lots of it's the politician must offer. alba got the says the double tax will have a negative effect on palestinians lives. is collecting taxes. i'm palestinians listing as i'm paying the taxes and now they deduct it and use it for their own purposes. this is my initial interview months. and at the same time, it's an active piracy, but if you combine it with what's happening and also in terms of how's the motion and in terms of killing him and in terms of settlement expansion, we are talking about a wide range of crimes and to sustain and why do the system and the commission being in relation which has been on top of the longer military division and more than history. so this will affect people's lives, of course, because the money that is taken away that will not be used for hospitals will not be able to pay salary. nurses and teachers will not, it will not be in school. so this is another way or another is there any additional western states should not initiate peace negotiations with moscow without the least as, according to

the full costs of the data loss may not be known for some time. colon baker alba 0. the far reaching consequences of the war in ukraine. that's it for me and our team here in the hope it may show you, june and tomorrow, same time, these of tuesday, the 21st of where we will unpack how the ukraine war is accelerating the global food crisis. and what's being done to avoid it. ah and i talked to al jazeera, we ask, but should they not be more over science perhaps so foundations like yours? we listen when it comes to diversification, we don't do it in order to beat, gets wrinkled, the rational energy source we meet with global news makers. i'm talk about the stool. restock matter on al jazeera, the scale of the destruction. when you see it by air is shocking. more than 70 percent of the buildings in this town have been totally destroyed, tons and tons and tons of thousands of people homeless across this region. every ad for it's turned into accommodating my race, who don't even have temporary shelters. menu of my friends that we have lost and hope to a future together ar

issues being discussed at the african union summits in ethiopia and leaders have gathered an artist alba for the 1st day of high level talks. then the turnkey taliban pakistan has claimed responsibility for an attack on a police headquarters in karachi, which killed at least 2 officers and one civilian local media report that there was a heavy exchange of gunfire between police and the attackers who stormed the compound. south korea's military hasn't used north clair firing a ballistic missile towards the sea off its east coast. the report of launch comes one day after the young threatened strong action against south korea. i'm the united states that new joint military roles. okay. enough is underway and new zealand. after a site can ravaged its east coast, the storm made land fall and the north island on monday, killing at least 9 people and thousands of still missing. the weather is forecasts or to improve during the weekend. while there is the headlines, they'll be more news here on al jazeera, after counting costs, do stay with us. the american people have spoken, but what exactly di

foreign minister, eli cohen has returned from khartoum, where he met sedans, army chief, abdel, flatter alba, spain and morocco have signed 20 trade agreements as they seek to repaired decades of strained by lateral ties. swain's prime minister pedro sanchez admits his broken counterpart as his leech in rabbit. hey, francis has addressed tens of thousands of young people in the democratic republic of congo. is the 1st paypal visit to the country in more than 37 years. while giant shell has reported a record profit of nearly $40000000000.00 in 2022 is the highest in the companies. on june 15 year history is continues hair and altos, air after witness. ah . mezzo may not kayla know t a still a lamp agassi lane day in a minute to lago? he now yes. how it goes saturday sir, but again, no brother said going i today to lago and lower their matter cable. okay. let me say by the petroleum mcaden video, venezuela, ammonia. so when i say the api i, you were able to the aqua, their mother, it going will meet our own way. we look at goodness yamaha, dish p. m bos, yoda n o t. they were nader. now quaint