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barbara: natasha, thank you. and now let's go to the political analyst in doha to just give us the overview. what do you make of these results? four elections in two years. but still netanyahu does seem to have a very firm grip on israeli politics. >> well, barbara, we can say that two most dramatic results from these elections are the following. one, the self-inflicting suicide, you will, of the palestinians in israel. they apparently have shrunk from 15 seats to perhaps eight seats, that means they've been halved basically with one of the parties not even passing the threshold. so the palestinians in israel because of their divisions, because of their follies and because of their almost only 50% show in this -- in these elections they are basically showing very, very poor results. very dramatic. on the other hand, we were seeing the right, the far right, and the extreme far right basically sweeping this israeli parliament with netanyahu being the dealmaker. with the biggest block if you will among the right win

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barbara amiel in toronto, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, good to be here.to have you on the show. let us begin by discussing your memoir, friends and enemies, that you wrote last year. most people write memoirs, i would say, to make themselves look good. your memoir, perhaps you would agree, didn't really do that. so, why did you write it? i don't know whether it made me look good or bad, but to be perfectly honest, i tried to be honest. when you reach the stage in life that i've reached, 80, there is really no point in gilding the lily. you hope it'll work out, you hope that there's something redeemable in the life you've lived, and you tell it — to use a horrible phrase — "like it is". and i tried to do that. right, but it is full of anger. it seems to be fuelled by a desire for vengeance, and it tells a whole host of anecdotes and stories about erstwhile friends who have become enemies. and i guess you would accept that that perhaps doesn't reflect very well on them, when we get to the content, but it also, in terms of its motivation, doesn't really refl

our correspondent barbara basal is covering that election for us barbara exit polls suggest prime minister mark protos party has won again any surprises in the selection. there are some surprises but not the one the big one in this little round tower you see here in the back of me that is his office and my group to as expected doesn't even have to shift his files he can stay just right in place mark ruta has made the running once again and the polls indicated that beforehand because in spite of a scandal that brought his government down in generally this last government and it despite his really mediocre head off the krone crisis in majority of dutch people still has confidence in him if you talk to people here before right before the election on the streets they said yeah he has done ok who would have been wanted to have been in his shoes this is a crisis like we've never had before and he somehow managed to handle it so they didn't really take it against him that vaccinations are really slow in starting and that also the hospitals here in the netherlands where at a time really overflowin

jim: -- barbara: the chinese were hoping relations would improve. mr.e forefront of barack obama's engagement policy with china. he had quite a lot of meetings with xi jinping. b, because relations really deteriorated in the trump administration, things became confrontational. mr. trump imposed stiff tariffs on the chinese. the chinese were hoping for a return to wh had been. mr. biden has signaled that will not be the case. heill take a tougher approach. his own version, not like mr. trump. the chinese are hoping to get a read from these top officials, people they have dealt with in the past, a sense of where the biden administration is going to put its focus and how much flexibility there is. before hand -- beforehand they said they would not countenance interference in their redlines. the chinese ambassador to washington said he hoped this would be a start for more regular communications to deal with those things they were able to deal with. for them, it is taking stock. they have been disabused of the idea they would get an engagement strategy like

barbara. michella's mom. there to offer support. >> just seemed like the thing to do. >> she was very, very sweet. very nice. i said, thank you. she left. and i said, to a friend who was sitting there, i'm not sure why she came. jennifer's not dead. >> you represented the outcome she kpraetly did not want to have happen. >> exactly. exactly. and she didn't want that to be her reality. >> but was it? it seemed like all of tacoma feared the worst. >> after about, i don't know, 20 days, i decided i needed to do something, beside hang out in the backyard drinking coffee. >> yeah. >> and i decided to paint the dining room. i don't know. >> reporter: and that's where she was when the detective arrived. >> took the brusher/roller out of my hand. sat -- helped me down the ladder, sat me on the chair in the dining room and said we found her. >> today's date is august 29th. >> reporter: this is police video from the next day. they had found jenni, in a thickly-wooded spot near a narrow footpath. she had been sexually a

barbara how are these border checks going to work. there are going to be checks by police but not every car will be stopped by maybe like every 5th or every tends car because the problem in this region is that it is really warm and it has grown together economically throughout the last decades and about $100000.00 people are crossing the borders which affectionately known existence other than just a sign every day so huge amount of movement there so it's very difficult for the police and they're just going to pick out cars but the problem is for the cross border workers they have to present a fresh p.c.r. test every 2nd day already long lines were forming yesterday and front of those testing stations and then there's not enough of them and people are sort of desperate because they said what if i can do it in time can i go to work tomorrow morning so it is creating a lot of problems for people there and as we have heard there is doubt whether this could help creating a lot of problems also generating a lot of criticism we have to say t

well barbara i worked on the sanctions you know in the 1990 s. against. and the fact is the international community hasn't really applied effective sanctions you know against this regime so that's why the regime still has a degree of comfort zone you know as in china sink who invested about 86000000000 u.s. dollars the biden president himself announced a freezing or $1000000000.00 government funds but the the burmese government military regime which young he called terrorists. have stashed their cash in china shanghai i think who in other places these are the places that u.s. and european union should go after and i think work something should be understood not simply in the in the form of economic sanctions but political sanctions if the european union 2526 member e.u. where to downgrade diplomatic relations or continue to recognize only the ambassadors in the missions which support the democratize ation i think that will make extremely powerful impact on the regime when they realize that they have you know regimes like china and russia and venezuela and

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laura: barbara, thank you for joining us.en and vice president harris are in atlanta, georgia, today visiting the centers for disease control and meeting asian american leaders. their visit comes after eight people were shot dead in the city on tuesday including six women of asian descent. vigils are being held to commemorate the victims among growing concern about the number of attacks on the asian americans in the past year. he claimed he was motivated by sex addiction, not racism, but investigators haven't ruled anything out. in other news now, the bbc says it's extremely concerned about the "bbc news" reporter who was taken away by unidentified men in the capitol on friday. the bbc says it's doing everything it can to find him calling on the myanmar authorities to locate him and confirm he is safe. cameroon has approved russia's sputnik vaccine for use against covid-19. that's according to russia's sovereign wealth fund which is promoting the shot globally. the russian vaccine has been approved in 53 countries. on thursda

barbara bush was an extraordinary person, i thought. i found her very funny, but she couldn't tolerate being singled out and priest. one time for instance, the day before the election, i said to george bush. you know you're going to wind, don't you, admitted. he said, no i don't know that. and he started to walk away and he said, i'll tell you something, if i do when, this country is going to fall in love with barbara bush. and he was right. you know, you've seen the black pearl necklace, the big poster that's up on highways now. it's really amazing. she was an extraordinary woman. the staff was afraid of her because she said what she thought. and the one thing i know barbara and i talked to her staff about, if you remember this, that mrs. bush would bring me a picture. she says, look what i did! and i, said it looks to me like you sat and read a book with someone who looks like santa claus. she said, no, it's a children's reading! thing and i said, well you have to have children in it. you don't need this man with the beard. and then s

i wonder barbara comstock, has the party already rehabilitated him? think so, not the party at large. you know, there's a difference between cpac and the small group of people there and the party at large and the american people. first, i'd like to point out, my prediction and i think pretty accurate, nobody who spoke at that convention is going to be president. that includes donald trump. secondly, this is really about raising money. one of the notable things other than the big lie and the, you know, revenge fest that he had there was asking for money. and so this is about the bottom feeders who are still around donald trump trying to raise money by keeping that idea alive that he'll run, and now are endorsing candidates. it doesn't matter if these candidates win. it means that the consultants around him need money. that's what this is about. i think by and large, people ignored this. it was the same old rant that you have heard over the past year. i think it reminded people why he has a 60% disapproval because, you know, this is not somebody with a

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hello i'm barbara sarah this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london thank you for joining us coming up in the next 60 minutes too close to call polls close in israel's 4th election in 2 years in a vote largely seen as a referendum on prime minister benjamin netanyahu. president 'd biden calls for a ban on assault weapons after police charge a 21 year old man with 10 counts of murder after a shooting spree in colorado more fallout for astra zeneca u.s. regulators says data from a trial showing the effectiveness of the vaccine may be outdated and incomplete. and in sport teams face more than just a footballing challenge to qualify for next year's world. cup in 1000 travelers strictures are causing chaos as players join up with their international side. polls have closed in israel's force election in 2 years with no clear winner in sight prime minister benjamin netanyahu was hoping to capitalize on israel's successful coronavirus vaccination campaign to end the country's political gridlock but the initial exit polls so. yes his likud party has won between 31 and 33 seats leaving him ne

thanks, guys. >> kenny, congrats barbara, congrats.ep us posted wow, amazing story. >> pretty cool. >> yes >>> mr. roker, how is the weather looking? >> i can't stop smiling. just wonderful well, unfortunately, our weather hasn't been wonderful. the strong storms through the southeast is part of the system that caused problems earlier we're also looking at it pushing through. tomorrow we've got a risk of severe weather, 13 million people right in the mississippi, tennessee river valleys, damaging winds, hail, tornados and then for tomorrow, i should say sunday, that moves to the east 33 million people at risk from hattiesburg, mississippi, all the way up to philadelphia, down to jax zbrooinccksonville we're going to be watching that as well. for today we've got snow out in the rockies, rain and wind in the east, more storms in the southeast. >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. here's a live look to start out your friday. it is a cool start but it will be a warmer afternoon. we're headed to the low-to-mid-70s for the inland e

barbara: it is proving difficult. of jurors have been seated, but many more have been dismissed. that's something the judge anticipated. he allocated three weeks because he knew it would be hard to find someone who did not have an opinion already about the case, given how graphic the o was and how widely it was disseminated. even though the video was powerful, it doesn't necessarily mean mr. shaaban would be convicted because just one juror could vote not guilty and he would be not convicted. in order to increase the chances of a guilty verdict, the prosecution is trying to bring back an additional charge of third-degree murder. this is because the standard of proof is lower than the second-degree murder charge mr. shaaban -- chauvin is already facing. the city is nervous about what happens if he is acquitted, increasing security, worried about the potential for violent protests. i think we will see security increase as the trial continues. laura: barbara in minneapolis for us, thank you. buckingh palace has responded

barbara: we were told not to make too much of the metaphor th the chili alaska weather.hink they are expecting too much of a thaw. essentiall you'veot the world's two biggest powers coming together to try and figure out how the relationship will work under this new administration. as you said, it was pretty tough under president trump, especially the final year with the pandemic. who can forget the chinese virus that he referred to again and again. just on how china operates in the world, the biden administration said ty don't operate by the rules of the game when it comes to global issues. they use coercion and aggression, so they want to stand strong against them. they signaled that very clearly before this meeting. what they want from these meetings, and there will be three of them, they want to sit down with their counterparts and have ranked discussion about what their concerns and expectations are, here from the chinese but also make clear that the chinese hear from them about what to expect, and then go forward from there. we were told by administration officials

and so she -- actually did she go with you, barbara? do you remember? >> she was the projects director. >> she's the one in charge of all the drug abuse events and things. and she gets out there and she finds out that -- well, anne find out that the sans wants to bring in a slot machine. they thought she'd like to privately play a slot machine. >> so when she's there she can play slots. >> the whole detail's in the book. but they're a lot of stories where friends created -- some of the reagan fringe created problems just by trying to be overly solicitous -- >> helpful and not so helpful. >> my favorite was ray stark, the famous producer of anni and a whole string of wonderful broadway shows. but for annie he decided she wanted nancy reagan, he invited her and she said she'd love to come from the opening. and he decided he wanted her to come from the basement in an elevator that would rise up to the main floor on the stage, the doors would open and all this gray smoke and steam would come out and she would come through that mist -- i think you were the o

hello i'm barbara sara this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london thank you for joining us coming up in the next 60 minutes. more than 100 people killed in the worst day of violence since me and mars military seized power 2 children are among the dead. why a rise in corona from virus infections in india could jeopardize the delivery of vaccines to lower income countries. iran and china have signed a historic deal to strengthen their alliance for sanctions said tehran it's a major economic lifeline. calling out violent attacks against asian americans protests get underway across the u.s. . i'm german ash with the sport on another busy night of wild cup qualifiers and in formula one the max the stop and champion do is hamilton to poland for the 1st born free of the season in bahrain. we begin the news hour in myanmar where the military has once again turned its weapons on its own people on armed forces they a military holiday the security forces opened fire on civilians across the country killing at least $114.00 according to local media it's the bloodiest day since the february 1 w

host: barbara in oklahoma. professor? prof. glaude: i appreciate her passion.is that a motion, that depth of concern that sets the stage for us to be otherwise, for us to finally break the back of this. every time a new america is about to be born in this country , every time a new america is about to be born the umbilical cord of white supremacy is wrapped around the baby's neck choking the life out. barbara's passion and commitment joined with others, we can become better midwives and finally give birth to a new way of being together, that is our task in this moment. host: this is derek in lakeland, minnesota. caller: good morning, c-span and america. i have been watching you on morning joe for years now, and i don't know what is up with the bubble in princeton. i do know that princeton use to sell -- i want to stick with what baldwin just said in that clip that you read. he said he was not a race. i am not a race. i don't know why you are so abscessed with skin color. it boggles the mind. we are a multiracial democracy. look at the united kingdom. there is l

hello i'm barbara sarah this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london thank you for joining us coming up in the next 60 minutes. tensions high in senegal as opposition leaders month song call is formally charged with rape the president says violence is not the answer. the death toll from a series of blasts at a military base in equitorial guinea rises to $98.00. people define me and maurice curfew to rally against police cornering hundreds of fellow protesters in a district of young gone and the brazil courts are mel's the criminal conviction of former president. clearing the way for him to challenge shade ball so that all in next year's election. in sport never joke a rich talks to al-jazeera about his record breaking spell as world number one i don't think yet fully aware of. the magnitude of this milestone he's now been on top of the tennis world for 311 weeks during his career. senegal's president says the struck the violence is not the answer to. his country's problems like his south spoke in the past hour as tensions are still running high with protesters in the streets after th

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every member of congress with the exception of barbara lee voted for that. i thought in the aftermath of 9/11 it was appropriate to go after those who were responsible for the terrible tragedy that took place on our homeland. today, if i go back and change that vote, i probably would. that authorization has been used to justify a continued involvement in afghanistan that has changed and changed and used to justify the luke perry operations in other countries. i voted against the use of military in iraq because i was concerned about these open ended aumfs being used for a president to do whatever the heck you wanted. that's whatever the heck he wanted. i was concerned with democratic republicans -- democrat presidents and republican

joining us shortly is oakland congressman barbara lee. but while we try to get that up for you we do want to give you some background on it. as you know pandemic relief package currently as it is now would carry with it $140 oh checks for many americans, especially those who make under $75,000 a year and families making under $150,000 a year. as you know, the house passed that version, right. but the senate is voting on amendments today. and it's been a total battle. it is now at a stand still. not only are republicans not onboard at all, there is also a lot of democrat infighting. we're definitely talking to congresswoman barbara lee. checking with my producer to see if the congresswoman is able to log in. okay. that is not happening right now. so right now we are going to look at a story done earlier a as we look at restaurants reopening, movie theaters and gyms. you know what will be one of the last places to see business again? night clubs. unless you want to live in a region with zero night life the time to act now. one of the premie

every member of congress democrat or republican with the exception of congresswoman barbara lee voted for that. i thought in the aftermath of 9/11 it was appropriate to go after those who were responsible for the terrible tragedy that took lace on our homeland. today, could i go back and change that vote, i probably would, because that authorization has been used to justify a continued involvement in afghanistan that has changed and changed and been used to justify military operations other countries as well. i voted against the authorization for the use of military force in iraq because i was concerned about how these open ended aumfs would be used for a president to do whatever they wanted to do. i was concerned under democratic presidents as well as republican presidents and we may have finally caught lightning in a bottle in that we have

barbara plett usher, bbc news, minneapolis.ingham palace. but our royal correspondent nicholas witchell gave us this update about the likely impact on the royal family and the lessons that could be learned. family members, one must suppose, will be hurt. officials i think will be shocked, even dumbfounded. they tried so hard to make this work. the idea that buckingham palace is full of fussy men in suits just is not correct. team sussex was hand—picked — their private secretary an australian woman, communications secretary an american man, followed then by an american woman. they wanted this to work, they wanted to be able to show that the palace has learned the lessons of diana from 25 years ago. it didn't work, and we have this curious inversion of meghan's personality — from a strong, independent woman, as she undoubtedly is, to a broken woman, as she tells the whole story, who had to escape. undoubtedly, this underlines that one of the great challenges that the palace faces is the assimilation of outsiders who marry into th

barbara plett usher, bbc news, minneapolis. and we can speak to barbara plett usher now.ficance not just for the fate of one man but for the fate of a movement and it could be difficult to convict derek chauvin despite that video. the prosecution must prove that he is guilty but the defence does not have to prove that he is not guilty. itjust has to poke holes in the prosecution case. and in minnesota no white police officer has ever been convicted for killing a black person of a black police officer has been convicted for killing a white woman. some activists are planning is to demonstrate throughout and the officials here are worried there could be violence if derek chauvin is acquitted for killing a white woman. some activists are planning is to demonstrate throughout and the officials here are worried there could be violence if derek chauvin is acquitted. they have intensified security already around barbara, thank you. the main financial backer of one of the uk's largest industrial groups is on the brink of administration, putting 5,000 jobs at risk. our business edi

hello i'm barbara starr you're watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up president biden calls for a ban on assault weapons after police charge a 21 year old man with 10 counts of murder after a shooting spree in colorado more fallout for astra zeneca a u.s. regulator says data from a trial showing the effectiveness of the vaccine may be outdated and incomplete. and at least 15 people are killed in a fire at a routine go refugio camp in bangladesh the u.n. says the damage is massive and devastating the. polls have closed in israel's force election in 2 years with no clear winner in sight the prime minister benjamin netanyahu was hoping to capitalize on israel's successful coronavirus vaccination campaign to try to end the country's political gridlock but the initial exit polls suggest his likud party has won between 31 and 33 seats leaving him needing to broker a series of deals to reach the 61 seats required for a majority we're going to be hearing more from the tasha good name in a moment she's in tel aviv in the center left party headquarters the home of the main challenger

blue and barbara sarah this is al jazeera live from london also coming up why a rise in corona virus infections in india could jeopardize the delivery of vaccines to lower income countries iran and china signed an historic deal to strengthen their alliance with sanctions that tehran it's a major economic lifeline and food delivery service delivery room gets ready to list on the london stock exchange we meet the writer is who say there would be less to be on. the air. flow think you for joining us we begin the program in myanmar where the military has once again turned its weapons on its own people on armed forces day a military holiday the security forces opened fire on civilians across the country killing at least $114.00 according to local media it's the bloodiest day since the february 1st coup the international response was swift and blunt the british foreign minister described the killing of unarmed civilians including children as a new low there were similar sentiments from the u.s. ambassador to me and law who described the bloodshed as horrifying meanwhile the united nations

barbara, it is a pretty snowy background there.us secretary of state hoping for any kind of a thought in us— china relations? kind of a thought in us- china relations?— kind of a thought in us- china relations? �* . . , ., ., relations? actually, laura, we were told not to — relations? actually, laura, we were told not to make _ relations? actually, laura, we were told not to make too _ relations? actually, laura, we were told not to make too much - relations? actually, laura, we were told not to make too much of - relations? actually, laura, we were told not to make too much of the i told not to make too much of the metaphor of the chilli alaska whether, but i do not think they are expecting much of a thought. essentially of god the world's two biggest powers coming together to try to figure out how they relation ship is going to work under this new administration, and as you said, it was pretty tough under president trump, especially in his final year, with the pandemic. who can forget the chinese virus, which we kept hearing aga

hello i'm barbara sara this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london thank you for joining us coming up in the next 60 minutes american and chinese diplomats wrap up high level talks with the u.s. secretary of state saying the superpowers are fundamentally at odds over a number of issues brazilian president will sort out or asks the supreme court to reverse local lock down downs the spread infection numbers are reaching record highs some who are son is sworn in as can zinnias 1st female president after the death of john mark before. the asian american leaders in atlanta meet the u.s. president joe biden after a deadly shooting spree i'm german ash with the sports including an exciting match up in the champions league as title holders are by munich drawn against paris and the court is in a repeat of last season's final. talks between the world's 2 superpowers have now wrapped up and the negotiations have been anything but easy the summit between the u.s. and china has already got off to a fiery start with both sides accusing the other of human rights violations and bending countries t

first of all thanks for the invitation barbara. both of course we are here is the worst moment in the polemic ever since the order about a year ago we have just seen the new numbers say that we have a 1110 to recall 2008 there are 24 hours we've also seen an increase in the number of new cases the number yesterday was around 59000 now around 71000 so we are experiencing at the peak reason the number of cases and. the entire country for the viewers are well aware of what happened in my mouth december and january and that was just the beginning we consider him enough to be a central city so whatever happens there quickly spread if we don't take action to other states and brazil as well. what you actually see the spread to because i think since the start of the crisis we've obviously seen the president cheney bo'sun at all very much not imposing knockdowns in fact even now he's threatening to cut off federal assistance to governors who lock down their areas so is it that people aren't respecting i guess the basic things like masks and

basell in the hague tonight in the netherlands barbara thank you. well just in time for summer vacation the european union today out wind plans for a vaccine passed designed to help relaunch summer travel the tourism sector is facing a possible meltdown at what should be its busiest time of the year now gives green pass as it's known would create a digital document showing a traveler has either been vaccinated has been tested negative or has recovered from coburg 19. this is what many northern europeans are dreaming of right now after months of winter darkness and lockdown a holiday to spain would be a refreshing change for many the e.u. wants to make that easier with a digital health certificate for many who make a living from tourism it's a welcome idea if they got a hold of them and then we're done with our islands are fully dependent on foreign tourists so there will be many people who don't agree with but as we're so dependent on tourism and we're suffering from this health crisis that this is typical it will make it easier for foreigners to co

hello i'm barbara starr this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london thank you for joining us coming up in the next 60 minutes top u.s. officials flying to alaska for the 1st face to face talks with their china chinese counterparts since president joe biden took office safe and effective europe's medicine's regulator gives its verdict on the astra zeneca vaccine after several countries suspended its rollout over safety concerns. a meeting in moscow puts russia back at the center of afghanistan's peace process. i'm gemma nash with sports it emerges from its state of emergency 4 months before the olympics and what i say is confirms it will allow up to 10 russian athletes to compete at the games and neutral flag. top officials from the world's 2 largest economies are holding talks in an effort to repair relations that are at their lowest point in decades it's the 1st time level meeting between the u.s. and china under president joe biden's administration and the discussions are expected to be difficult delegations from both countries are in alaska for the summit including u.s. secretary

starting recollection, barbara mcmaster. elaine dunn. this and miss world. bill crosby. earl wilson. less and his band. >> we knew it was going to be an unusual trip right from the start. at 10:05, it was wings up, and 8000 miles to thailand. our first stop, was with the men of the eight tactical fighter wing. as you can see these are dedicated men. you could see what they're dedicated to. we did not have to worry about the sense of humor here. look at the sign from one lonely g i who's headed home soon. >> hey y'all. how are you all doing. get it played very big at the bathhouse i don't know what it means that all. it's great to be back here. at the tie air base. the world's largest distributor of meg parts. this base has a wonderful location, right between laos and cambodia cambodia, two of our stronger allies. those in the back, with the go to hell hats, are from the australian's anne maher force. i woke up this morning with the pouch of my pouch. and i must say the ties are probably the most polite people in the world the people from thailand. when they greet you the

. >> barbara is a disciple that assists in the cookery classes here at the museum, and happily barbaras version of the first recorded recipe of the meat sauce. >> welcome to my house. >> it's beautiful. four italians, his book, science in the kitchen and the art of eating well is their second bible. [ speaking foreign language ] >> that is fantastic. >> 1952. >> small? >> small. a quarter of onion, and a carrot. this is for me. and we chop it up. >> i think what is interesting about the recipe is so many chefs have so many different versions of this, and some say usdon't use tomato, and use milk, don't use milk. >> there is nthis recipe, and only butter. >> in his recipe, the meat delicate veal and salty bacon are cooked at the same time. >> you don't cook that first? >> no. >> i have never done that. maybe that's why mine is not so good. >> i brown it and add broth and flour, and nutmeg. >> but like most cooks in this region, there's only one pasta barbara would consider using, and it ain't spaghetti, folks. [ speaking foreign language ] >> it grips the sauce far better than dried sou

barbara, if rallying allies is the _ relationship. is the hallmark _ relationship. barbara, if rallying allies is the hallmark of - relationship. barbara, if rallying allies is the hallmark of the - relationship. barbara, if rallying i allies is the hallmark of the biden approach, let's look at this from the chinese perspective. what are they looking for for this first encounters? i they looking for for this first encounters?— they looking for for this first encounters? ~ , encounters? i think the chinese were hoinu that encounters? i think the chinese were heping that in — encounters? i think the chinese were hoping that in relations _ encounters? i think the chinese were hoping that in relations -- _ hoping that in relations —— relations would improve under the biden administration because biden was at the forefront of barack 0bama's and engagement policy with china. he had quite a lot of meetings with the president at the time. relations deteriorated in the last year of the trump administration. you know mr trump had imposed pretty

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