here anthony lincoln said he had no illusions that there would be any diplomatic headway, quite to the contrary, that the signs on the ground were that russia simply would continue to fight, would try and next father regions of ukraine. and wouldn't be willing to return to the negotiating table. and that was also the reason he said that the u. s. continues to back ukraine militarily, until that is a willingness on the russian side to in some shape or form returned to diplomacy. official sending you a state of california say a wildfire threatening yosemite national park has now burned through more than 18000 acres of land. cruise in mariposa county said they're making progress against the biggest blaze of the year. what are far from bringing it under control? dozens of homes and other buildings have already been destroyed, and thousands of residents are under evacuation orders to w stephanie simons, spend the day with fire fighters at work in mariposa county. and i asked him about the progress they had been making well, have to tell you the fires 30 per cent contained, but as you mentio

anthony lincoln plans to speak by phone to russia in the coming days. he plans to discuss the russian blockade of ukrai's grain exports to the black sea. a joint coronation center opened and is stable on wednesday to monitor shipments of grain from ukrainian forest to ensure their safety. it remains unclear whether the center can truly help amid russian ongoing attacks on southern ukraine. philippine officials say a powerful earthquake that struck the countries rth on dnesday has left five pele dead and injured dozens. the magnitude quake shook the island in about a: 40 a.m. local time. the tremor caused houses and buildings to collapse many people were trapped under the rubble. the quake also rattled manila which is hundreds of kilometers away. people were told to evacuate tall buildings and the city center amid concern about aftershocks. herige budings in a city rld known for its historic architecture. the company's president is expected to visit the hardest hit areas to meet people who are affected. earthquakes are common in the philippines. 2013 a 7

it was the 1st time that anthony lincoln and saga, rob have spoken since the russian invasion we said a long term, if we thought there was any opportunity to advance our diplomacy to and russia's aggression against ukraine. we will, of course, take it unfortunately, tragically, we've seen no opening, willingness on the part of russia to engage meaningfully on any aggression at the same time. i've also said that if there are issues where it could make a difference in senior russians here and directly from me or from colleagues, we would of course pursue that while, meanwhile, ships in ukraine's black seaports on our loaded with grain and ready to set sail. but a signal is needed from turkey and the united nations before they can leave. the goal is to export 20000000 tons of grain over the next 4 months. meantime, you can, in russia, have accused each other of attacking a prison in the separatist held dumbass region and killing at least 40 prisoners of war. most of them were from the as of battalion which defended the city of mary paul before it fell to russia. a judge in the us has rul

secretary of state, anthony lincoln, offered his condolences. he met for a time with japan's current prime minister and other senior government leaders. is the most senior u.s. official to visit the country since the prime minister's death and people all over the world are still in shock over the assassination. he was shot and killed on friday well campaigning. the shock is definitely felt even here in the bay area. >> my friend, so many friends, i don't believe it. and i cry. >> the private wake was held today for the former prime minister. his funeral is scheduled tomorrow. once again, some of the details of you would like to participate in the signing of the condolence book. it is happening here at 275 battery street at the japanese consulate in san francisco. nbc bay area news. >> ginger, thank you. >>> a protester interrupted the president this morning, the vice president was marking the passage of a new law to reduce gun violence. >> this is no ordinary protester here. >> it was not, was the father of a child killed by gun violence saying

with the department of justice, human rights division as the next stage, having already met with anthony lincoln, the secretary of state and various members of congress over the last few days. but you know, it's interesting. joe biden refused to meet the family when he went to them. at least it was about pointed anthony blink and said, well look, you're welcome to come to meet me. but it was a very vague, very vague invitation from what i understand from talking to those around the family. and what the family has done is call the bluff of the state to stop and call the bluff of as you like. and they came, i didn't have an invitation when they arrived. it was only on monday off the interview politico, one of the main political magazines here in washington came out. then they got that invitation from actually lincoln, that was on tuesday. and we were that too. and we had the usual what we got the tweet from anthony blinking. i express deepest condolences and a commitment to pursue account ability to sharon's tragic killing. but pursue accountability. how? because what we keep on hearing from the s

s. secretary of state's anthony lincoln's as a substantial offer will be made to secure the release of basketball player britney griner. and for me, u. s. marine pool whelan, they're both county detained in russia. he says he'll speak to his russian count upon sag love. rob in the coming days, risen issue that's a top priority for us. release of americans all will greatly brian law attain and must be allowed to come all substantial proposal on the table weeks ago. facilitate the release. our government segregated repeatedly and directly on that proposal. it owns the conversation to follow up personally and i oh gosh, resolution. well, the russian foreign minister sag elaborate was in ethiopia and for the 2nd leg of his tor, on the african continent. lover of his aiming to reassure nations hit hard by the global grain shortage. millions of people across africa have been left without adequate access to food because of soaring prices. nasa has announced that russia is sticking with the international space station for now. according to the us space agency, moscow told nasa on wednesday tha

russia. foreign minister have spoken for the 1st time since invasion of ukraine in february, anthony lincoln said, he told so the law from the world expects moscow to honor its pledge to let the grain shipment safely leave. ukrainian ports. friendships are currently loaded with grain and ready to depart from the desk of robots, the sanctions on russia party responsible for the global food crisis, stonehenge and has more from the port city of a desa. well, there's a high sensitive expectation that, that those grand ships will begin leaving today. now we also thought that yesterday, that was after the president of ukraine volota mirrors. lensky came out to the port of odessa end, spoke about the need to get those grain ships out. there are 10 ships loaded up and we are expecting them to go through these newly safe travel land. but this is after all, a war zone. there have been attacks, including on the board of a desk by russian forces. there's a dispute as to whether that was a legitimate military target or not. the deputy mayor who i spoke to yesterday of odessa says that was not the case, b

anthony lincoln next spring, and jessica washington, she's live for us from bonnie jessica. so again, lots of presidents, there's lots of course, some tension. so i was the show down like it's play out. do we think? well that's exactly right. and we were there a short while ago when the ministers arrived and it was, you know, just a standard sort of walk and shake hands with the intonation, foreign minister. and then go into the conference room that wednesday left off arrive. that was when you could sort of sense the tension in the room, and a few journalists shouted out at him when will russia and the war? and that really points to that. the fact that the war in the ukraine really is the most salient issue. while g 20 foreign ministers meet this week. these important to note however, that while us the us at its western allies have taken the approach of trying to isolate russia, trying not to engage with russia. some ministers already saying that they would not shake his hand. for example, during the course of the conference. others saying that they would not pursue any bila

but here sector of state anthony lincoln has condemn the attack rosalyn jordan as more now from washington. essentially, the secretary of state called into question, russia's intent to make good on the deal, which it's signed indirectly with ukraine on friday to allow stores of raw grain to travel from a ukraine through the boss for us and 2 destinations around the world. the secretary of state in a written statement noted that tub russia is responsible in the u. s. is view for not just the attack risking the lives of ukrainian civilians, but is also responsible directly for what he called a deepening global choruses of, of food deprivation. antony blank can also one noted that this is incumbent upon russia to demonstrate that it has uh the best of intentions. and instead it needs to stop perpetuating its attack on ukraine. now, this is the statement as it is really doesn't come as a surprise, even as the un and turkey were trying to broker this deal earlier this week. as the state department spokesperson, net price made note of the fact that all of the responsibility for the success of th

they were secretary of state, anthony lincoln has raised the killing of sharing of r. claire, during the call with israel's defense minister, the state department says blink, and told benny can there's a need for accountability for the killing of the veteran elders. they're a journalist. lincoln met with members of the family in washington, dc on tuesday. serene was shot dead by israeli forces while on assignments in the occupied westbank or on the president has visited areas hit by flooding and land slides in which at least $69.00 people have died. abraham, racy, and iranian red crescent officers went to the city of federal sca, east of the wrong. heavy rain is called havoc and dozens of provinces. over the past week. dozens of people are still missing and 20000 houses being damaged or destroyed. at least 25 people have died in flash floods that have swept across the mountainous appellation region in the u. s. state of kentucky. this whole is like it arrive. according to the governor. he says it could take weeks to find all of the victims. a search and rescue operations continues. h

anthony lincoln gave a rather blankets a blanket invitation to the family. they welcome to come and see me when joe biden refused to go and see them. when he was in the middle east, they called the administration of law. they came here without an appointment, but as you blink and the secretary of state came here on monday. a, an article appeared in one of the rather influential political magazines here in washington. and then they got that appointment and we have lincoln shortly after that they met with lincoln on tuesday. from what we can tell. he promised to find accountability. listen a tweet after he sent off to that meeting. he, we, he said he would push you accountability for sharina, quite tragic killing. but he told them, however, he was giving them no, no commitment to any to any investigation. and in fact, the times of israel just last saturday, added to the ministration official. tell them that there is no intention of administration to open an investigation and independent investigation, but that's not something a family from trying. so they woul

and i got your secretary of state, anthony lincoln has raised the killing of sharina block lead during a call with israel's defense minister. the state department says blink, and told been against there's a need for accountability for the killing of the veteran algebra journalist and can met with members of the family in washington dc. on tuesday, 3 was shot dead by israeli forces, while on assignment in the occupied westbank in may. iran president has visited areas hit by flooding and land slides in which at least $69.00 people have died. abraham lacy and iranian red crescent officers went to the city of federal car, east of to rome. heavy rain is called havoc and thousands of provinces of the past week. dozens of people still missing. 20000 houses have been damaged or destroyed. at least 25 people have died in flash floods that have swept across the mountainous appellation region in the us states, kentucky, the death toll is likely to rise. that's according to the gulf, though. he says it could take weeks to find all the victims. a search and rescue operations continue. hundreds of p

with showings nice lena block where he spoke about what was discussed during that meeting with anthony lincoln. we continued to reiterate our demands and i were concerned, especially regarding the 4th of july statement that was released. it was not an investigation. and we express how damaging it was to the truth and to all the multiple reports that were released ah, by respect of news outlet and most importantly by the u. n. o, we clearly demanded an independent and a transparent investigation by the u. s. considering that cheating was an american citizen, we also asked for accountability, and the justice wasn't really acknowledgment there about how absurd it seemed. when the u. s. government said that they couldn't make any definitive judgment about who killed shriek, and yet they decided it wasn't dumb on caucus. by the idea of was, was that contradiction discourse perhaps what we asked for them to retract or to correct the statement of considering the fact that it lacked the evidence, it lack transparency and the, until today we were never aware of how the process wind and the secretary bl

there's a 1st time anthony lincoln and soviet nonprofit spoken since the russian invasion we set along that if we thought there was any opportunity to advance diplomacy to and russia's aggression against ukraine, we would of course, take it unfortunately, tragically, we've seen no opening, willingness on the part of russia to engage meaningfully on ending the aggression at the same time, i've also said that if there are issues where it could make a difference in senior russians hearing directly from me or from colleagues, we would of course pursue that. meanwhile, ukraine and russia have accused each other of attacking a prison in the separatist, held the dumbass region, killing at least 40 prisoners of war. most of them were from the, as of the town in which defended the city of marco before it fell to russia. table sweet to me. this is a deliberate war crime by the russian. a deliberate mass, murder of ukrainian prisoners of war by shapers are going to be everyone who abuses ukrainian to tortures and kills should know that there will be punishment for this. if some of the russian kil

secretary of state anthony lincoln made an unscheduled trip to tokyo to pay his respects. >> during his time in office, he really took the relationship between our countries to new heights. as i share with our colleagues we saw in him something rare. a man who had the vision and the ability to realize that vision. but mostly, i came because more than allies, we are friends. and when a friend is hurting, other friends show up. >> in the meantime we are learning new details about the suspect and his anger over an unnamed group he thought they were connected to. police are also revealing more information about the weapons he used and how he made them, all of this against the backdrop of sunday's election. japanese broadcaster nhk says the ruling liberal democratic party of which he was a member has scored a sweeping victory winning at least 63 seats, more than half of the seats at stake in the upper house. cnn's joins us now live from tokyo. such a difficult time for the country as japan prepares to bid farewell to a beloved former leader and as more details emerge about the suspect what i

it followed a call between secretary of state anthony of lincoln and russian foreign minister, sir gay leverage. the 2 men spoke by phone for the 1st time since russia invaded ukraine in february. during the exchange of lincoln told his russian counterparts that moscow's annexation of ukraine will never be repeated. whoever accepted rather dw correspondence. michaela kuth not in washington has more details on the fresh us sanctions. what was made quite clear in that statement that came from the secretary of state as the so while after comments on that telephone conversation, that these were sanctions, in addition to those already imposed over ukraine, that they were very much separate and that they were because of russia's quote, malign influence on elections, but also democratic institutions around the world. this goes back to the less meddling in us elections. and this is quite interesting because it wasn't raised in connection with that telephone conversation that was much more f on close to home matters for the americans and who have put what they call a serious offer on the table

also on the program, you a secretary of state anthony of lincoln analysis, fresh sanctions against russia. and he tells his russian counterpart that moscow's annexation of ukraine will never be accepted. and 16 people are dead and many more missing after flash flooding in the us state of kentucky. authorities born that search and rescue if it could take weeks. ah, i'm all on psycho, it's good to have you with us. ukraine is calling for the united nations and the red cross to investigate the killing of more than 50 ukrainian military prisoners in a missile attack. many of the dead had been captured, defending the southern city of mary. you pull in may brush, deny, striking the prison in the eastern front line town of all. and if the kremlin instead has accused you crane of carrying out the attack, dw correspondent fun. if a child is in cave and earlier you told me more about what had happened at the prison camp. first of all, it's really difficult to establish a picture here because it's impossible for us journalists at this point to access this side. also, in fact, international renovatio

anthony lincoln gave a rather blankets a blanket invitation of the family. they welcome to come and see me when joe biden refused to go and see them when he was in the middle east, they called the administration of law. they came here without an appointment with you blink and the secretary of state. they came on monday. they an article appeared in one of the rather influential political magazines here in washington, and then they got that appointment and we have lincoln shortly after that they met with lincoln on tuesday. from what we can tell he comments to find accountability, listen a tweet after he sent off about meeting he he said he would pursue accountability for sharina. quite tragic killing. but he told them, however, he was giving them no no commitments to any to any investigation. and in fact, the times of israel just saturday, added it, administration official, tell them that there is no intention of administration to open an investigation independent investigation. but that's not something a family from trying. so they would congress today that

the secretary of state anthony abe lincoln is urging to accept the deal. >> i urge for him to move forwardll not characterize his response and i cannot give you an assessment of whether i think it is any more or less likely. >> dan hoffman is here to weigh in on this. a station chief that spent five years in moscow. dan, are britney greiner and paul coming home? is this prisoner swap going to happen? >> i think one of the concerns that the secretary of state has to have as well as the families of paul and britney are that these negotiations are playing out in the public. generally speaking with russia, that is not a very good thing. we had very successful negotiations back in 2010 after we arrested russian illegals in the state. traded her for four russians when we were able to get out of siberian prison camps. those all happened behind the scene and away from the whims of public discourse like we are seeing right now. this is a tough place we are in. >> paul whelan, key is a former u.s. marine convicted in russia. a russian court of espionage. not a likely recruit. serving a 16 year priso

it was the 1st time anthony of lincoln and sag elaborate, had spoken since the russian invasion we set along that if we thought there was any opportunity to advance diplomacy to and russia's aggression against ukraine. we would of course, take it unfortunately, tragically, we've seen no opening, willingness on the part of russia to engage meaningfully on any aggression at the same time. i've also said that if there are issues where it could make a difference in senior russians hearing directly from me or from colleagues, we would of course pursue that. meanwhile, ukraine and russia have accused each other of attacking a prison and the separatist held dumbass region. and killing at least 40 prisoners of war. most of them were from the as of battalion which defended the city of mary paul before it fell to russia. a judge in the us has ruled that civil lawsuits brought against libyan war locally for half. that can be had in federal courts. hafta who is a us citizen is accused of war crimes and extra judicial killing. manuals, military is accused of using fighter planes to fire, unguided,

. aside from the conflict in ukraine survey, live robin anthony blink and discuss the green export deal and a potential prisoner exchange. lincoln said he pressed the kremlin to accept a substantial proposal for the release of 2 american citizens currently held in russia. although moscow has not confirmed receiving any specific proposals. meanwhile, lab rob has said he urged the u. s. to return to professional dialogue in the form of quote quiet diplomacy. he stressed that western arm deliveries to the ukrainian army will not only prolong the conflict. they would lead to further human suffering . former us libertarian party vice chair arvin flora says the bite in administration desperately wants to release basketball. player brittany greiner for political gain hawking is generally better than not talking. so, you know, it might be seen as a positive sign. i would say it best, it's very, very, very, very slightly positive. right now the button administration is getting a lot of heat from people who are basically saying you're, if you're working so hard to get an american athlete free from a russian prison for possessing drugs. wh

ukraine. aside from the conflict in ukraine survey lab robin anthony blink and discuss the green export deal in a potential prisoner exchange. lincoln said he pressed the kremlin to accept the substantial proposal for the release of 2 american citizens currently held in russia. although moscow has not confirm receiving any specific proposals. meanwhile, lab ralph has said he urged us to return to professional dialogue in the form of quote, quiet diplomacy. he stressed that western arms deliveries to the ukrainian army will only prolong the conflict and will lead to further human suffering. the less cross live now to our been for a vice chair of the libertarian national committee. welcome arvin. me on. thank you . what do you think of the timing of this proposal to exchange prisoners with relations between russia and the u. s. being so tense? i think this is reflecting both a set of foreign policy tensions, but actually also. ready a very intense domestic policy issue right now. the biden administration is getting a lot of heat from people who are basically saying you're, if you're working so hard to get an american athlete freed fro

secretary of state anthony blinken said he had a quote, frank and direct conversation with his russian counterpart sergei lavrov yesterday. lincoln says that they have discussed several topics with regarding the warn ukraine including the release of gardner and paul whelan, another american being detained in russia. nbc news has learned that the u.s. government proposed swapping griner in wayland for victor boo. a notorious russian arms dealer imprisoned in the united states. whom russia has been trying to get released for years now. nbc news has also learned that russia responded to that offer by demanding the release of a convicted murder in prison in germany. u.s. officials say this apparent counter proposal shows the russians are quote, not serious. after the break, something deadly serious. the situation in ukraine, especially as it relates to children. especially as it relates t children children with technology that can scale across all your clouds... it's easier to do more innovative things. [whistling] okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete balanced nutrition for strength and energy. woo hoo! ensure, complete

are a sector of state anthony blinkin has condemned the missile attack on odessa out as a result in jordan john just like now from washington dc. roslyn. so what more did lincoln have to say? essentially, antony blinkin is a condemning the russian attack on the port in odessa as a sign that russia was not being serious when it negotiated this deal in direct deal, i should say, with ukraine to allow millions of tons of grain to be shipped from ukrainian ports and delivered to countries abroad. the a statement from the secretary of state indicated that not only did the russians a show cows disregard for the lives of ukrainian civilians, because this was not a military target. this statement also says that russia is essentially showing cows disregard for the well being of people around the world, and thus is responsible for what the was considered a deepening global love food crisis. this is a situation where, whereas the grain wasn't supposed to be shipped right away, but that certainly could impede the ability of ukrainian officials to get that cargo on, on to the high seas as quickly as possible. now, it is worth pointing out that while the un and turkey were

anthony blinking, has told, is rarely defense minister benny gans, there's a need for accountability for the killing. a veteran al jazeera journalist, sharing a barclay. lincoln met with members of abil clase family in washington, dc. on tuesday. shaheen was shot dead by israeli forces while an assignment in the occupied of westbank in may. so those were the headlines. the news continues. he, on al jazeera, after counting the course stage, and thanks a lot bye for now. talk to al jazeera, we ask for the rebounds, you speak of is clearly coming at a high cost for airlines and the industry. oh, what's going wrong? we listen. you were hired healthy. i'm struggling in the 19 seventy's if you have any regrets. no, we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter. on al jazeera, i hello, i'm adrian said again. this is counting the cost on al jazeera. you'll look at the world of business and economics this week, joining the fight against inflation. europe raises interest rates for the 1st time in more than a decade, but will the measure work and what's at risk. also this week, as interest rates rise for the highly indebted countries like italy

anthony blinking has raised the killing of sharing clay during a call with israel defense minister. the state department says blink, and told benny guns there's a need for accountability for the journalists. murder. lincoln met with members of the family in washington, dc. on tuesday. she was shot dead by israeli forces one assignment and the occupied west bank in may. more still to come here now does air including hong kong housing dilemma. we'll show you the windowless cubicles where people live in a space that is big enough for bed and meet young children and become a driving force and efforts to keep them and safe on the streets of mexico monastery. ah, the journey has begun. the faithful world copies on its way to catherine book, your travel package to day. now the unusually wet weather has not returned, nor we haven't seen the end of it yet, but it's not as severe as it was. for the most part. the on shore breeze means it's coming fizzy, humid around the gulf states which is normal. but the blue suggest showers that they shouldn't be quite frequent in saudi arabia. they shouldn't exist at all in bahrain or q 8, and they're pretty rare in iran as well. but that is the picture for sunday they will de

anthony blinking has raise the killing of sharing an enclave during a call with israel defense minister. the state department says blink, and told ben against there's a need for accountability for the journalist murder. lincoln met with members of the family in washington, d. c. on tuesday. sharina was shot dead by ready forces while an assignment in the occupied west bank in may. but also to come here and i'll just hear including looking for alternatives, sorry, and gas prices for some kenyans to switch to charcoal. if they tried to heat their homes. ah, in england gives up what could be the biggest of a crowd for any year as vinyl as the woman's team faced jenny marana stay with us. ah, now the unusually wet weather has not returned, nor we haven't seen the end of it yet, but it's not as severe as it was. for the most part. the on shore breeze means is coming to see humid around the gulf states, which is no. but the blue suggest showers that they shouldn't be quite frequent in saudi arabia. they shouldn't exist at all in bahrain or q 8. and they're pretty rare in iran as well. but that is the picture for sunday they will develop and they will be some flash fighting, particularly in iran, or monday. the mor

here, a secretary of state anthony blinkin has raised the killing of chagrin. abo are cleared during a coal with his rails to frenchman. the state department says lincoln told benny gans that there's a need for accountability in the killing of the veteran al serra journalist lincoln met with members of the of o. r. clay family in washington, dc on tuesday. sure, he was shot dead by his really forces one on assignment in the occupied westbank in may more tune as in. so making the perilous journey to europe in search of better opportunities. thus, rising unemployment and the coven 19 pandemic, has taken a toll on the economy. but leaving for europe could also be risking your life, as russell said, our report style from 10 tunis. at 1st glance, they seem to be resting under the shade of trees, but not because of hot summer sun. they are embarking on what could be the most dangerous journey of their lives? they quoted haga, it's the word, yankton is his use for clandestine crossing off the mediterranean to europe. abdulla is just 17 years old from caravan. a city in central tenisha for the past 3 months. he has been coming to this park to look out for cont