and the evil these are biden blinks on companies that have joined macron.icemen who are ready to leave something for us. and as you remember, some of them are still behind us, and karelia is not going to leave koenigsberg. or maybe they will leave korea, but that’s not certain, yes, and the kuriles yes, and the kurils are also not exactly in this sense, you know, mikhailovich himself remarked to me very seriously. uh, about our wonderful central bank feat. there's a wonderful phrase here diversion of resources. and i would like ask, what will these resources be diverted from? that's what these resources were doing, which should be diverted to import substitution by a duet. do we really have people in the central bank who believe in the revival of the creative economy? yes, it all moved out, some through the upper lars yes, some through the lower one who in estonia who where not everything ended stereoativnaya economy? here she is now creatively making some kind of speech in this sense in various cheerleaders in the baltics. the whole problem is. what is req

do you not think obviously, lensky biden blink can the whole lot of them probably so knock in london, probably. schultz in berlin. they're all saying no, with any hundreds of billions of dollars there. and we try, i mean, we, we, you know, i talked about this earlier with your, you know, you guys about that. the interview was as you know, it was the car. it was taken out of context, my boys and i watched it. i watch the interview on it was it was produced by a guy named max blumenthal. yes, i'm good. let me, let me get to points that. i that i said yes. specifically, ukraine. what i all i said was saying, yes, ukraine has in the past, had a had a problem with corruption. that's undeniable. all right. and so me, prisoners of all is a violation of the geneva convention. my point is that if you are going to have the moral high ground and you're going to say and, and i'm here, listen, i don't get my feet, my life. so you challenge any want to say, oh, you know, support you crime. a convention i, every day i just, i mean we're going to the end i should just, i was actually watching the vid

if you don't think obviously, lensky biden blink and the whole lot of them probably so knock in london, probably sholtes in berlin. they're all saying no, with any hundreds of billions of dollars there. and we try it out. we, we, you know, i talked about this earlier with your guys about that interview was as you know, it was the car, it was taken out of context, my voice and i watched it. i watch the interview on it was it was produced by a guy named max blumenthal. yes, i'm good. let me, let me get points that. i that i said, yes. specifically. ukraine. what i all, i said was sad. yes. ukraine has in the past, had a, had a problem with corruption. that's undeniable. all right, and so me, prisoners of all is a violation of the geneva convention. my point is that if you are going to have the moral high ground and you're going to say, and i'm here, listen, i don't get my feet and my lines. so you challenge anyone to say, oh, you know, support you crime. a convention i, every day i just, i mean we're going to get to the end. i should just, i was actually watching the video you, your guys

as he said today to okay, after jerusalem blinking is scheduled to hold talks in ramallah, what is the biden administration hoping to achieve with this visit? i think by the ministration has a very low target, low hanging target. he again, in the media terms, it's de escalation are with the last days of violence. they are deadly violence in the, in the region on the usaa and this lincoln visit in israel as well as where the palestinians is really aimed to de escalate. to bring both sides to take the heat off the boiler here a little bit or the whole situation of the boiler, if you will. a long term it is. is it to to gauge if there is still a chance actually for some longer last thing, more in depth implemented p solution between palestinians, palestinians, and israelis. clearly, antony blinking visit is a, is a really big deal in the region. but what to americans make of his trip there? yeah, i don't think it's was been told that the many are actually aware a nor do many, many care here about this trip, or at least as long as it doesn't come to iran. iran is a big issue in and for this trip

blinking. and u. s. president joe biden. the trip may reveal a lot about their influence, or lack thereof, with netanyahu's new right when government and with palestinian president mahmoud abbas, whom lincoln is set to meet with next. well, lincoln's visit in jerusalem was the 1st of a high ranking u. s. official. since netanyahu form tease far right, coalition government, earlier i asked dow correspondence diff on simon's in washington if netanyahu's partner selection had affected us is rally relations. well, it's hard to say if it has really infected or impacted effected the relationships within the us and israel, the person is earl our friends, their allies. and you know, whatever government is in charge or it power in power in israel, the u. s. will. and this administration, at least, we'll try to make it work. and that's what mr. blinking doesn't. this is the explanation for his trip. he's trying to make it work keyword. here is the escalation at the moment for mr. blinking. that's his main effort. as he said to day to

blinking, and u. s. president joe biden, the trip may reveal a lot about their influence or lack thereof with netanyahu's new right. when government and with palestinian president mahmoud abbas, whom blinking is set to meet with next will asked i correspondent rebecca ritz's in jerusalem. what's expected from today's meeting with the palestinian president? well, as was the case or when lincoln met with benjamin at yahoo, here in jerusalem yesterday, we are expecting him to call for com for de escalation de escalation. really being the key word of this trip overshadowing and what was a pre planned trip, but really in the wake of the violence of recent days, de escalation being the name of the game. so he will certainly bring that to president mccord abbas. he will also bring up a severing of a security coordination between israel and the palestinians that was severed by the palestinian authority on thursday after a deadly raid in the northern west bank. and that's something that he will reiterate is really important for both sides to stop the escalating violence. and that's something that he will urge mah

blinking. and u. s. president joe biden. the trip may reveal a lot about their influence, or lack thereof, with netanyahu's new right when government and with palestinian president mahmoud abbas, whom lincoln is set to meet with. next. journalist's semicircle is based on jerusalem and gave us his assessment of the joint press conference. earl, it's clear that the 2 have different visions that when it comes to the, our attitude towards the palestinians, m blinkin was talking about the vision of the 2 state solution. you were saying that no steps should be taken. that would take the parties away from the 2 state solution and we know that the nathan, he always government does not support a t state solution. and natania was presenting his of his philosophy. he was saying that what israel has to do is it make more relations with other arab countries. and he was talking about a dramatic breakthrough with other arab countries. and the idea is that aster is word will reach peace with neighboring countries, even mention saudi arabia.

blinking, and u. s. president joe biden, the trip may reveal a lot about their influence or lack thereof with netanyahu's new right when government and with palestinian president mahmoud abbas, whom lincoln is set to meet with next straight to jerusalem. then we can join a correspondent, rebecca, this is welcome rebecca. let's thoughts with today's meeting between the secretary of state and the palestinian president. a what's expected? well, you heard a little bit there in the report at very much so as it was with benjamin at yahoo. when the 2 met yesterday, antony blinking will be urging the palestinians, we urging mackwood abbas for calm, trying to de escalate the situation of recent days. the spiraling out of control of violence in both the west bank and here in israel as this was a long planned trip. but given the violence of recent days and a severing of a security coordination between israel and the palestinians, that is likely to be high on the agenda as well as the bank and is going to urge muffler to bus to reinstate that security coordination. and no doubt, due to discuss and give weight to the

what do you think president biden is trying to do really with jake sullivan and anthony blinking right now? or is it just floundering? well, i have a pretty cynical view of american policy on the steve. i think that the biden administration is among the more pro israeli administrations that we've seen. it's not going to play fair with palestinians. and i think, you know, the way that the americans have muddled through their need, your support for virtually anything it is really government does to keep talking about a peace process and a 2 state solution. and there is, there hasn't been a peace process of any genuine sort for, for a decade. and the prospect of the israelis ever letting palestinians have a state is, is slim to none. so this, these are just montrose, these are just things that, you know, the u. s. gets criticized by a steer a p at allies for supporting this and supportable illegal occupation of 5000000 people who are stripped of citizenship in a basic human rights. and what does the us say, well, we're working on it, we have a peace process, will be a 2 state solution. so

the secretary of state is in tell of eve on a visit seen as a test of the biden administration's middle east policy, anthony blink, and is due to meet these ready to ship at a time of deepening anger and mistrust. your whole discussions with the palestinian president, mahmoud bass on tuesday. ours before berlin can land another. palestinian was shot and killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank. well, that took the number of palestinians killed this month to $35.00. it's ready forces of the gun ceiling homes of suspected palestinian attackers as they enforced the harsh measures announced by the far right government after a string of violent incidents, the weekend. diplomatic it is a james phase is that mount olives in occupied east jerusalem. it tells us more about lincoln's comments upon his arrival. we've seen in recent history, previous presidencies and previous top diplomat to set up the shuttle diplomacy. we've had special envoys to really negotiate between the 2 sides that i don't think is what secretary blinking is here to do. he's talking about restraint. invite a short time ago. we saw him arriv

blink twice. president biden is going to be appearing alongside the senate republican leader, mitch mcconnell to celebrateor bipartisan accomplishment they're going to be on the kentucky side of the bridge that connects kentucky with ohio. it's been a focus point for many presidents. they're going to out the how funds from the bipartisan infrastructure law are going to be used for the much needed repairs to that congested crossing. of course, biden and mcconnell served together in the senate for decades, occasionally negotiating partners when obama was in office. mj lee is live at the white house. this bridge has this long political history. we've seen trump there, biden there today with mcconnell. it's significant to show how differently mcconnell is handling things. >> you know, kaitlan, this is a bridge that president biden himself once promised to fix that connects cincinnati, ohio and covington, kentucky, which is where he's going this afternoon and it's one of the busiest freight routes in the country and officials say ca carries double the traffic it's meant to support. it's so politically signific

computer out to the federal aviation administration. president joe biden has ordered investigations. us actually stay ounce me blinking and us defense actually lloyd austin have signed new agreements with japanese counterparts to expand military ties. a also discussed the growing threats from china ambitions in the region. how cambodia is sending a team of mine clearance exposed to ukraine to help clean up land mines an unexploded ordinance they take with them decades of experience and expertise learned in their own country. tony chang reports from ukrainian mind clearance teams, painstakingly go through, recently regained territory. it's slow but essential work before civilians can return and start rebuilding their lives lactation browsers. and in fact, our soldiers are immediately followed to the liberated areas by those who restore all conditions for normal life. the 1st and most basic one is de mining the occupies leave behind thousands of unexploded minds and ammunition he believed provide an estimated 25 percent of the rockets. missiles used in ukraine, don't explode on impact, leaving a deadly hazard that must

i think he's more closer to tony blink and the secretary of state. but yes, biden. and you, for him, ukraine must score a significant victory over russia. in the next 6 months prefer preferably a year at the most. because once the republicans get control of the fiscal outlays to ukraine, which they don't have right now because they were passed in november, december by, by the congress. then all hell is going to break las abdur rahim if you were to define a biden doctrine as you see it from your perspective. what are the key contours of that? well, number one is to basically assure people outside the united states that what happened in 20, in january 2021 is not going to happen again in the us. because that really shook the confidence of many countries. many of them close out eyes of the united states about the american political system and whether they can rely on it to provide security for them in the, in the, in the future. add to that the fact that the serious concern that the biden administration must feel right if the war in the ukraine doesn't and quickly and

biden has ordered an investigation. and your secretary of state entity blinking and us defense secretary lloyd austin of signed new agreements with their japanese counterparts to expand that military ties. they also discussed the growing threat from china as ambitions in the region. thousands of venezuelans have marched in the capital crackers, demanding better wages. the group included public health workers, teachers, and pensioners. they're employed by the government and, and between $30.00 and $100.00 a month. but inflation is making it hard to make ends meet. it rose to 155 percent . last october. thousands of health workers in the united kingdom have gone on strike demanding higher pay. this time ambulance workers walked out after negotiations with the government failed. emma, hey, would report soft sheffield in northern england. in the cold of winter solidarity among striking stat more than $20000.00 ambulance workers are taking industrial action in england and wales in a dispute officially about hey, but really so much more than just facts. the frustrations of the long, long hand opposite the hospitals which are delay

biden knows that. and i assume that speaker mccarthy knows that, and so we will see who blinks first. >> as m.j. lee reported last hour, with president biden out thing the infrastructure wins, he is laying the groundwork for 2024 announcement of a run. trump has announced his intentions, and who is more likely to be the party's candidate, trump or biden? >> i would say biden has a better chance of being the nominee if he chooses to run again since he is the president. i think it is too early to say who is going to be the nominee on the republican side. donald trump has had events in venues that are underwhelming, and nobody else has declared and we don't have anything to declare, but it is so early that people are not engaged enough. >> kristen powers and errol louis, so great to see you this morning. thank you. >> thank you. >>> and so still to come from "the new york times," the initial police report filed in the tyre nichols arrest and how the videos released of that violent encounter, and how those videos directly contradict what the officers directly reported. >> and what the videos show. >>

blinking coming. his seeing things for himself. will it change the biden, the, by the ministration position? let see, but i'm, i'm somewhat doubtful. ok now. thank you. james space that 1st and wester was lim, pain was rarely subtler to set on fire, palestinian families home uncall overnight on saturday. they broke into the house in the town of tour messiah, which is north of ramallah, before the setting of the lines. no one is reported to have been injured. in all the news police in the u. s. city of memphis have disbanded a special unit known as scorpion and happened after several officers beat unarmed black man, tara nichols, who later died from his injuries process have been held across the country. calling for police reform out there is gabriel. alexander reports now from memphis just wanting to view, as you may find the images in his report disturbing. ah, the images of tyree nichols, a young black man being beaten to death by police a day after that video released, people in memphis still trying to grasp what they witnessed. one man told me he was shocked by the police violence. one p

blinking spoke of the enduring relationship of the us and israel. but despite that, the 2 administrations israel and the current biden administration in the u. s. don't see i to i and the u. s. are nervous, but that doesn't really make any difference to the palestinians and their view of the relationship, of course for from the palace bit palestinian perspective, they're probably just quite happy that the relationship their relationship with us is strengthening given how much it's soured under the trump administration, but all in all, you know, they didn't have huge expectations of this meeting and i think they were actually quite happy with how it went to don't use rebecca written in jerusalem. thank you for that update. at least a 100 people are confirmed dead after a suicide bombing at a mosque in the pakistani city of the shower. rescuers are still searching the rubble, but hope of finding more survivors is fading. many of the victims were members of the security forces from a police compound surrounding the mosque. now while pakistani taliban commander initially claimed responsibility for the attack, a spokesman for the group has backed aw

blinking. who is meeting with the palestinian officials and certainly not biden, as i had said in the beginning of our interview, but thank you so much and face are the fanatic editor reporting from western them. now the u. s. is hoping to buy up to 100000 artillery shells from south korea, so can give them to ukraine. the us defense secretary lloyd austin isn't sold for talks some estimates of just that. ukraine's armies using the shells at twice the rate that the u. s. and that you can produce them. south korea has a policy of not selling weapons to countries that are at war. 3, emergency medical responders have been fired in the u. s. city of memphis following the death of an unarmed black man at the hands of police. they've been accused of failing to conduct a proper medical assessment and adequate patient care to tie re, nichols 5 officers have already been dismissed for a beating him during a traffic fall. the 29 year old died 3 days later of his injuries. gabriel alexander has more from memphis. well yeah, this investigation is very much continuing here in memphis. officials say that the

computer outage at the federal aviation administration. president joe biden has ordered an investigation. us secretary of state antony blinking, and us defense secretary lloyd austin, assigned new agreements with the japanese counterparts to expand military ties. we also discussed the growing threat from china and visions in the region. mr. blinking commended japan's decision to double its defense spending. by 2027, i saw his claim responsibility for suicide. explosion that killed at least 21 people in the african capital. the blast happened near the foreign ministry in cobble or chinese delegation was meeting with the taliban. hundreds of buildings are crumbling and sinking in the indian. himalayan town of jobs fema is seen blamed on monster construction. the area of the changing environment. the town is close to a number of important religious sites and attracts thousands of pilgrims every, every town is home to 20000 presidents. you can follow those stories on our website . delta 0 dot com is updated throughout the day. more news in half an hour time with need. but next it's time of pandemic. se here on autism. ah ah ah, a

blinking, head to the middle east days after israeli forces kill yet more palestinians. what is washington's role in the worsening conflict? and what wider challenges does the biden administration face in the middle east? this is inside story. ah. hello and welcome to the program. i'm hammock, m g m u s. secretary of state anthony blinking is visiting israel and the west bank on a trip to the middle east beginning in egypt. it will be his 1st to the region since a new far right government came to power in israel and comes just days after israeli forces killed more palestinians in jennine. we'll be looking at what to expect from the visit in more detail with our guests in a few moments. but 1st al jazeera, as i had my head, explains how that raid unfolded. palestinians in janine pay their respects to 9 people killed in an israeli military. wait on the occupied west bank on thursday. they are bird next to dozens of other palestinians who died over the past year in his really incursions into the jeanine refugee camp. this is the 1st time his way he forces have stormed the narrow alleyways of the janine refugee camp in the past several months. according to locals. th

president joe biden, the trip may reveal a lot about their influence or lack thereof with netanyahu's new right when government and with palestinian president mahmoud abbas, whom blinking is set to meet with next. okay, let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world to day. nato secretary general has urged south korea to provide military support for the government in ukraine. in stoughton berg has been meeting officials in sol hoping to persuade the government to reverse a long standing ban on supplying weapons to countries engaged inactive conflict. polish prime minister matter use more. more of yet ski says the country is planning to spend 4 percent of its g d p on its military this year. that would be the highest percentage among nato countries. poland is working to expand its army following russia's invasion of ukraine. belgian police have arrested a man who stabbed several people in a busy metro station in brussels. one of the wounded. he's in a critical condition. the attack is attack, his motive remains unclear, but police have rolled out a terrorist attack. will turn now to east in ukraine, where russian forces have been fo

blinked and pulled back on those. so then lastly, you know, president biden's credit, nato is more united than ever. sweden and finland are joining nato. so again, this invasion of ukraine backfired for putin. >> is there any sense though, despite it backfiring that putin is going to blink? is there any -- i you mean his grip on power still seems firm. russia economy afloat enough because of help from places like india and china buying their fuel at cheap prices. how long can he -- he is able to just keep this going? you know, for the foreseeable future? >> i think for the foreseeable future, yeah. i think he is growing weaker. i think the economic sanctions are taking a toll. the winter is the har muchest time just staying warm and -- harshest time just staying warm and alive. it is really important for the u.s. to remain, you know, resolute and to continue to support ukraine. it's -- president biden talks about the struggle between autocrats and democracies, the autocrat in moscow is losing. and this is a symbol i think worldwide to what happens when you try this count of aggression. >> give us you

tensions between israelis and palestinians, blink and call for urgent steps on both sides to restore kong. and he made clear that for him and the rest of the biden administration, the key to regional security and stability lies in the 2 state solution on the call fairly, him berlin. and this is the day, ah, is the responsibility of everyone, take steps to content rather than employment, to work toward a day when people don't want to feel afraid in their community to their homes and their places of worship. that is the only way to hold the rising tide of violence. that is taking too many lives too many israelis to many battle city. and i'll make that clear through my time and israel and was with every one that i me ah, also on the day a 100 days, an office for italian prime minister george, i'm a lonely and that means a 100 hostile days for those seeking to save migrants lives in the waters of the mediterranean sea eltic, you know, what we keep hearing is i would rather die at sieve and go back to libya. is the so rules like this will never stop. people from making that crossing. people on the run will not stop trying to find safety. a had to hav

biden questioned about the secret documents scandal. >>> the u.s. and germany in a tank standoff. who will blink first over sending crucial fire power to ukraine. >>> former ambassador nikki haley says it's time for a new generation to lead. guess who she has in mind for 2024? >>> good morning. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. happy friday, everybody. i'm christine romans. president biden saying he has no regrets over the way the white house handled the discovery of classified documents at his private think tank office and delaware home. >> as we found -- we found a handful of documents were failed -- were filed in the wrong place. we immediately turned them over to the archives and the justice department. we're fully cooperating, looking forward to getting this resolved quickly. >> the president's first remarks in a week on the classified document discovery. cnn's jasmine wright live in washington this friday morning for us. jasmine, mr. biden spent about 30 seconds addressing the documents, the very end of the comments on storm recovery. what is their strategy?

blinking out sos, he was so unhappy. he was forced he had no choice given the utter hypocrisy going after trump and biden had classified documents not in one places but four and five. stuck by his corvette, rn room in his garage, you have to wonder where joe biden didn't have classified documents. he is being dishonest or incompetent. he is sending john pee year out there. day after day she sends falsehoods from the podium shan >> sean: senator, where is the raid? why didn't they tell the american people the truth considering it would have impacted the election and people of this country had a right to know? >> this administration is disrespect and dishonest. knew about it november 2nd. widen department of justice leaks like a sieve. we all see all sorts of leaks politically advantageous. in this instance six days before the invention slammed tight. they were not going to leak it. they want democrats to win. of the worst legacies of joe biden deep corruption of department of justice. why didn't the fbi raid joe biden's delaware home, the penn setter? why did they trust the lawyers? it is a double standard. i will say this: i thi

biden. of course this visit by jenny delane bills appoint a visit that we had last year in august by the u. s. secretary of state, mr. anthony blinking, who also try to present america as a, as a country that is very much interested in africa and no one, none of these top officials from the united states have ever dared to mention the fact that they have been absent for 56 years. the fact that there hasn't been any meaningful american investment on the continent, and that african countries would not be where they are without the support, without the trade, without the investments that they received from china, as well as russia visit by janet d l. and part of the synagogue, and we're also tied down in zambia as well as here in south africa. so there is still more to the story and more to come. germany has been defined against us pressure and assuming no decision about sending advanced level levered to battle tags to train. even though keith has been asking for them for a long time and need to meeting was held at the ramstein military base in germany. many of us thought that today we would have a breakthrough in the a discussion about

biden. of course this visit by jenna delane bills upon a visit that we had last year in august by the u. s. secretary of state, mr. anthony blinking, who also try to present america as a, as a country that is very much interested in africa and no one, none of these top officials from the united states have ever dared to mention the fact that they have been absent for 56 years. the fact that there hasn't been any meaningful american investment on the continent, and that african countries would not being where they are without the support, without the trade, without the investment that they received from china, as well as russia visit by janet dell and thought to the synagogue and also tied down in zambia as well as here in south africa. so there is still more to the story and want to come. india is a tech minister, has accused the u. s. pharmaceutical giant phase of having pressured the country's government to ensure legal protections for fire during the event of deadly side. effects was covered vaccine and the allegation spoke a strong rebuttal by an indian parliament member. it claims that he had supported the western injections

biden. of course this visit by general dylan builds upon a visit that we had last year in august by the u. s. secretary of state, mister anthony, blinking, who also try to present america as a, as a country that is very much interested in africa and no one, none of these top officials from the united states have ever dared to mention the fact that they have been absent for 56 years, the fact that they haven't been any meaningful american investment on the continent . and the african countries would not be with the, without the support, without the trade, without the investments that they received from china, as well as russia visit by dennis ellen thought to the synagogue. and also touched down in them as well as here in south africa. so that is fillmore to this story and want to come india is tech minister, has accused the us pharmaceutical john fi is the roof. having pressured the country's government to ensure legal protections for pfizer in the event of deadly side effects from a covert vaccine. the allegation spots a strong rebuttal by an indian parliament member who, while he said that he supported the western jobs over the locall

biden. of course this visit by genet, dell and bills upon a visit that we had last year in august by the u. s. secretary of state, mr. anthony blinking, who also try to present america as a, as a country that is very much interested in africa and no one, none of these top officials from the united states have ever dared to mention the fact that they have been absent for 56 years. that's like that there hasn't been any meaningful american investment on the continent. and that african countries would not be where they are without the support, without the trade, without the investments that they received from china, as well as russia visit by janet dell and thought of the synagogue and also tied down in zambia as well as here in south africa, so there is still more to the story and more to come. in this sickness has accused the u. s. pharma giant pfizer of having pressured the south asian countries government is sure legal protection for the company in case of adverse side effects on his coven vaccine. the allegations also strong rebuttal by an indian part of that member made claims that he has to pull to the western jobs locally produc

blinking at presenting that as a great opportunity. yeah. well, i think the things are most persuasive to me are statements made by both president biden and by the under secretary of state for political affairs, victoria newland. both of them in period before the war started. ah, but when russia was already massing on the border, ah, both of the state is explicitly that they, that the u. s. i have the actual quotations. all she read them because i don't want to realign what's the paper i went back to the video, which anyone can find on line, just search. mr. biden. ha, north stream to, ah, we will end this pipeline, mr. by the state explicitly. this was made on february 7th at a press conference with the german cesar sholtes on the, on the podium with him. if russia invades that means tanks or troops crossing the border of ukraine again, then there, then there will no longer be a north stream too. we will bring it to an end, and then a member of the press said, ah, how will you do that exactly. since the project and control of a project is within german control? and mister biden responded in a very knowing tone, i promise you will be able to