general de méxico, aquí en san josé; hablando ahora de la semana binacional financiera, cónsul.sde, cómo enviar de manera más segura y menos costoso, dinero a méxico, como también, apertura de cuentas en nuestro país, desde acá, todo el programa de seguridad social, que está impulsando el -- en que, desde aquí desde estados unidos, no solamente aseguren médicamente a su familia, sino también puedan, eh, contar con un programa de pensión o de retiro para el futuro; eh, tendremos también información importante, un poco con el tema del covid, sabemos que las, las ordenanzas que había, que impedían, eh, los edictos para el desalojo de viviendas, han concluido, y, eh, tendremos una mesa con amplia información sobre programas de asistencia económica, para poder cumplir con los pagos de las rentas atrasadas; recuerden que las disposiciones de covid, señalaban el aplazamiento del pago de la renta, no la omisión de la misma; así que, pues, bueno, esto sería algo adicional con el que pudieran contar. damián trujillo: ¿y qué tan seria es esa situación actual, cónsul, la, el desalojo de viv

with me is the cónsul general, the ambassador alejandra bologna on "comunidad del valle," consul, ambassadornidos otra vez to "comunidad del valle. alejandra bologna: thank you, i'm very pleased to be in your program damian, as always, helping our community and giving a lot of information to our community, thank you. damian: yeah no, it's always important to have you, because it's a lot of good information, and you have, again, the semana binacional de la salud coming up, the binational health month. alejandra: yes, of course. on october 2 is going to be the inauguration with the county of santa clara, but here at the consulate we would have also different events, starting on the 8th of october until more or less the 19th, so we would have, and i invite all the community to review our facebook, our different media and social pages so they can see the different events that we are going to have. we will have a lot of information about the possibilities or places where they can access to take care of their health, but there also-- we will have on october 12, we will have also some covid shots a

consul, welcome back to the show. remedios gomez arnau: thank you.o glad to be with you and your audience. damian: thank you. do you know, a while back, maybe ten years ago, i went to mexico city to this colonia called sante fe, and i saw--the sun microsystems back then had a campus and it was like a small silicon valley in mexico city. you're interchanging ideas right now between mexico and those companies in silicon valley and the bay area. remedios: yes, yes, indeed. actually, we just had, this past week, a visit from three different states of mexico: the state of mexico, the state of jalisco, the state of puebla, all of them coordinated by the foreign office ministry of mexico, and they came here to see how we can join efforts in order to improve the technology and how we can work together. i mean, there are many assets here in this bay area and silicon valley, not only people but also what companies are doing and we think that we can engage from mexico. we are also working on technology and digital services and the trade agreement between mexico

the consulate had been a base for palestinian affairs, but was absorbed into the u. s. embassy when it moved to west jerusalem in 2018. we are unwavering. in our commitment to israel security and we will work to strengthen all aspects of the u. s. israel partnership to advance the goal. ah, that i that i mentioned, we will work closely with israel deep in our diplomatic ties with the palestinians, and consult with partners in the region and beyond to have a common interest in supporting efforts to advance lasting piece. and as i said in may, i will be moving forward with the process of opening a consulate as part of deepening those ties with the palestinians. reson jordan is in washington dc with more the story. really, the big question now is almost 5 months after 1st deciding that it was going to re open the consulate, she was served palestinians and to engage with housed indian officials. why hasn't the united states done so? and that was really driving the question at wednesday's press. conference, the secretary of state made this announcement back on may 25th, b

i guess this decision by the us now to open a consulate. well, really, the big question now is almost 5 months after 1st deciding that it was going to re open the conflict. she was served palestinians and to engage with palestinian officials. why hasn't the united states dumb so, and that was really driving the question at wednesday's press conference. the secretary of state made this announcement back on may 25th, but it would certainly go a long way towards re establishing of direct us halston ian discussions on a number of issues. namely, trying to get the 2 state solution process back on a firmer footing as well as a reaffirming the u. s. is ongoing support for our, the palestinian economy for educational opportunities for cross cultural exchanges . but the problem is that of the israeli government, led by knopf tolley bennett, the prime minister is steadfastly opposed to a separate consulate being re established. they consider it inimical to israeli security of issues. and that's in there's also of the analysis coming from those who st

it's been justhree years since your fiancé, jamal khashoggi, was brutally murdered. at the saudi consulatestanbul, in an operation that, according to united states intelligence, was approved by crown prince mohammed bin salman. first, i don't want to even proceed without saying i'm sorry for your loss. for you, what is justice for jamal? >> actually, it is not easy to answer this question because it has been three years and it has not been justice. even though we know the killers and who ordered the killing, we couldn't hold them accountable. and even the united states did not do anything against them. but we are still fighting for justice. what justice for -- for me, for crown prince, he shouldn't be crown prince. he shouldn't be king. >> mm-hmm. >> it is justice, but it's for start. and then we will see. >> leopoldo, gracias por estar aqui. and you are one of venezuela's most renowned and recognized opposition leaders. you famously presented yourself for arrest in 2014, holding a white flower. you're now living in exile in spain, where you escaped after more than six years. and you have

with me is the cónsul general, the ambassador alejandra bologna on "comunidad del valle," consul, ambassadors otra vez to "comunidad del valle. alejandra bologna: thank you, i'm very pleased to be in your program damian, as always, helping our community and giving a lot of information to our community, thank you. damian: yeah no, it's always important to have you, because it's a lot of good information, and you have, again, the semana binacional de la salud coming

as well as our consul. daily city counselor. and sheriff paul. as well as the members of the host committee and other elected officials an dignitaries. >> thank you so much. thank you so much mayor breed for championing our community and continuing to champion diversity. what would a philippino celebration be without our traditional photo op. our next speaker is our consul general neil who just started his posting here in san francisco in 2021. >> thank you very much. i am joined this evening by my wife and colleagues from the philippine consulate in san francisco. our distinguished awardees tonight. members of the philippino community. a pleasant evening to everyone. it's an honor to join you this evening, mayor breed. your efforts in combating covid 19 allowed us together once again together at city hall to celebrate philippino american history month. on behalf of the community thank you very much for all the work you do to keep san francisco safe and the covid 19 relief from the pandemic. please allow me to thank our essential workers. especia

cónsul, bienvenida otra vez a comunidad del valle. internacional de salud, platíquenos un poco de las dos.

consul, welcome back to the show. remedios gomez arnau: thank you.o glad to be with you and your audience. damian: thank you. do you know, a while back, maybe ten years ago, i went to mexico city to this colonia called sante fe, and i saw--the sun microsystems back then had a campus and it was like a small silicon valley in mexico city.

they now have to travel around 1200 kilometers to the american consulate in war. so the u. s. state department has added russia to its list of just 10 countries. weight has no consulate representation along with the likes of iran and libya. and similarly, the russian foreign ministry has blasted the move yes, diplomats tend to procedure trivial for the 21st century into hell based on humiliation. on the brink of citizen and my colleague calling bray discussed the move earlier with al's he correspondent alia trendkite. so russians have been listed as a homeless nationality. just listen to what once again, homeless nationality, this is really a diplomatic slap in the face and other countries on that lists other nationalities, i should say include yemenis libyans that as well, ands. and what those countries have in common while they were present, the countries in which either of the u. s. has no consular presence whatsoever, or where the political or the security situation is very dire. but it doesn't feel like here. this is really the case with moscow, for example. now what t

in this case, we called border patrol and the mexican consulate. even that protocol has failed.seems that they didn't do anything even though they had all the information from armando's sons. you had pictures, recordings, messages. they have not produced a single report on armando's case. it is very unfortunate, but i think the crisis we are talking about today, we hope this will bring more attention to this issue. juan: fernando, in terms of the role of the border patrol in this situation, are they generally -- what have you seen in terms of their willingness to try and search for some of these lost people? we have had segments here on democracy now! of the border patrol going after groups providing water and other supplies for migrants crossing the desert . what is your sense of how the border patrol deals with these issues? fernando: we contacted border patrol in armando's case. it seems that they had a strategy or they were supposed to have a protocol for search-and-rescue operations, they are supposed to go in with enough information to search and rescue people. part of the

the consulate had been a base for palestinian affairs, but it was absorbed into the u. s. embassy when it moved to west jerusalem in 2018 . lincoln, u e and israeli ministers are also said to have discussed expanding the 2020 abraham records, which encourage out of nations to normalize ties with israel. we are unwavering in our commitment to israel security and we will work to strengthen all aspects of the u. s. israel partnership to advance the goal. ah, that i that i mentioned we will work closely with israel ah, deep in our diplomatic ties with the palestinians, and consult with partners in the region and beyond where the common interest in supporting our efforts to advance lasting piece. and as i said in may, ah, we'll be moving forward with the process of opening a consulate as part of deepening those ties with the palestinians. georgia's opposition is said to hold a large riley in the capital to lucy on thursday to protest of the imprisonment of former president the house. suckers. really. the government says suck ashley illegally entered the country from exile in

the consulate has traditionally been a base for diplomatic outreach to palestinians, but was absorbedu.s. embassy when it moved to west jerusalem. ministers discussed expanding on agreements in the 2020 abraham accords, which encourage arab nations to normalize ties with israel. >> we strongly support these historic steps and are committed to building on the efforts of the last administration to expand the circle of countries with normalized relations with israel. we believe normalization can and should be a force for progress, not only between israel and arab countries and other countries in the region, but also between israelis and palestinians. as president biden has said, israelis and palestinians equally deserve to live safely and security and enjoy freedom, prosperity and democracy. barbara: the eu's top brags it official has proposed the removal of many of the customs checks between britain and northern ireland as a trade dispute intensifies. the uk's brexit minister spoke of tearing up the protocol that created trade checks between britain and northern ireland. the u.k. says i

consulate members ordered to stay in place.o say the cartels actually set up roadblocks, and that could lead to more gun fights. again, scary situation for u.s. citizens town there, even scarier to think that is directly across from a u.s. city. jon, back to you. jon: bill melugin live from la joya, texas, thank you. >> as far as i can tell, the big message of terry's opponent is that he's a regular guy because he wears fleece -- [laughter] and he's accusing schools of brainwashing our kids. jon: that was former president barack obama campaigning for virginia democratic gubernatorial candidate terry mcauliffe earlier today in richmond, virginia. mcauliffe and republican glenn youngkin are locked in a dead heat according to the latest polling with less than two weeks to go until election day. patrick hurray with this assessment on the state of the race, quote: something has happened in the last few weeks among suburban woman. the old confirms that youngkin's strategy is working and that mcauliffe was unwise to blow it off. subur

the biden administration is moving toward re establishing that consulate to secretary blinking offer any more information about the timing of the reopening move, which will anger israel. ah, he did not give any more details about when a separate council, a ton to engage with the palestinian leadership in the west bank would be reopened. but as you noted, the israeli government has already come out very strongly against the establishment of a separate facility after the trumpet ministration. i told the p l o that that it had to close its mission here in washington 3 years ago. there hasn't been any real love place where you at some palestinian officials could actually engage once the a u. s. moved its embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. it established palestinian affairs unit inside the embassy. but because of the all of that, the palestinian authority has chosen not to engage with the us through that fora. and essentially that's up put a real strain on you as palestinian comp, communications and relations. again, there's no timelines set on this. it's a very much a political issue of

they now have to travel around 1200 kilometers to the american consulate in war. so it comes us to the you are stopped a showing all tourist visas for russians earlier this year. now the u. i stay department has added a russia to its list of just 10 countries where it has no consulate representation along with the likes of iran, libya and somalia. the russian foreign ministry has blasted them if he is diplomat, turned the procedure trivial for the 21st century into hell based on humiliation. on the brink of say it is and my colleague, conan brandt is casting leave early with elsie correspondent, eli at the tank. so russians have been listed as a homeless nationality, just listen to it once again, homeless nationality. this is really a diplomatic slap in the face and other countries on that lists other nationalities, i should say, include yemen, these libyans, that as well, ands. and what those countries have in common? well, they were present the countries in which either the u. s. has no consular presence whatsoever, or where the political or the security situati

the palestinian authority wants this consulate general office to be open because they want to dividee house republicans are going to be sending a very strong statement tomorrow morning that we do not oppose dividing jerusalem as the president's proposing. >> new york republican congressman, thanks for coming on. >> thank you, sir. >> jon: alec baldwin breaks his silence on that movie set prop gun shooting. what he has to say about killing a fellow crewmember and what the actor's wife says that tragedy might do to him. as a dj, i know all about customization. that's why i love liberty mutual. they customize my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback? you got it. ♪ liberty, liberty - liberty, liberty ♪ uh, i'll settle for something i can dance to. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ ♪ ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ - [narrator] every three minutes, a child is born with a cleft condition. without surgery, some will die. those who do survive face extreme challenges. operation smile works to heal children born with cleft

they have been ordered to leave their consulates in the u. s. in the coming months, rushes foreign ministry says the move will only worsen relations further. it's urging us to turn to constructive dialogue. instead. this step in minded bid to gain one sided advantage is a dead end road for us. for every hostile us action, we'll respond promptly and proportionately, though not necessarily symmetrically. once again, we urge a whole to escalation and start to substantial, honest and mutually respectful, dialog on all existing irritants in our bilateral relations. over a 100 russian diplomatic staff, along with their families, have been expelled by the u. s. in late 2016 in 2017. the russian consulate in san francisco and offices in new york and washington were closed. that ended russia's diplomatic presence on the west coast. now, according to russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman, there are currently just under 200 russian mission members working in the u. s. with some 130 american diplomats working in russia. the u. s. is demanding more v says be

he has reached out to the russian consulate and am in turkey. however, we're still waiting for a reply, so we'll keep you updated on that and the investigation. all right, i'll talk to mister pollock. thanks. so would new diversity proposals by the you case, financial conduct authority which regulates the finance industry? the used by large companies to mask gender pay issues with a claim increasingly being made in britain right now. it actually centers on the way companies come meet require talk. it's by including transgender women as female in the self reported data. that despite the fact the pay scale may have originally been said when they were men, when we got the thoughts of a woman's rights activist a pallet, diana, this case all the data, all the statistics will be changed. and of course, they won't be changed in the paper. we men, as we all can understand that because if we include men in women's category, there won't be clarity. that won't be justice, it would be unfair. and this data want to really mean anything. if we think about a m

reportera: la consul general de honduras en new york nos dijo que la oportunidad estÁ en manos del registropoyamos. reportera: el registro nacional de personas realizÓ una jornada de enrolamiento, pero poco despuÉs habrÍan tenido problemas tÉcnicos. >> las mÁquinas, no sÓlo la de el consulado de nueva york, sino de la mayorÍa de los consulados, sentaron problemas de que no imprimÍan recibos. reportera: le pedimos un comentario al registro nacional de personas, pero no han respondido. se desconoce cuÁndo regresarÍan a este paÍs. patricia: en mÉxico el canciller marcelo ebrard dijo que actuÓ Íntegra y profesionalmente, cuando bajo su mandato se construyÓ la lÍnea 12 de el metro. el derrumbe causÓ 26 muertos. seguimos en mÉxico, la violencia en el paÍs causada mayormente por el crimen organizado y la delincuencia comÚn ha creado tal sensaciÓn de inseguridad que mÁs del 64% de la poblaciÓn vive con miedo, es lo que revela una encuesta de seguridad urbana. alejandro: por ataques como este en el que pistoleros matan a seis jÓvenes, y los habitantes se sienten inseguros de vivir aquÍ. las cinco ci

. >> because there's no consulate in afghanistan, they have to go to a third country to go to the u.s the third countries to enter the u.s. >> reporter: as you our interview was cut short, angela said, all she had left was hope and faith. >> god can hear us. he will support us. he will get us to a safer place. >> reporter: recently the pieces fell in to place after another group of volunteers came together and scrambled a flight out of afghanistan. they flew to a country in the middle east, where her mother and siblings with their paperwork filed can be vetted by the state department and homeland security. the state department did not address questions about angela's case or the policy that divided her family. a spokes person told us american citizens remain the first proprietor and the department is handling the need on a case by case basis. when you really need to sleep you reach for the really good stuff. new zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. it's non habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil. new zzzquil ultra. when you really really ne

consulate in miami. said donald trump's former lawyer made secret trips to braga. he probably would have said so but he swore he didn't. the dossier said the tape they were using to blackmail donald trump. all of it was false but in a new documentary chris steele says maybe not surprisingly he stands by all of it. >> today, do you still believe that that tape exists? >> i think it probably does but i wouldn't put 100% certainty on it. >> how do you explain if the tape does exist and has been released? >> i think the russians felt they got pretty good value out of donald trump when he was president with the u.s. >> anything you believe? >> the interview i gave. it's because i was a mistake? >> i think so, yeah. >> not michael: in prague of? >> none of those things have been disproven. >> tucker: destroyed carter page's life, a tape i haven't seen it and knows his exist but probably exist because trump sucked up to russia so much, which by the way the administration sanction like a times. it's demented. th

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i would like to turn to you, strongly opposes the us consulate for the palestinians in jerusalem. a controversial plan that would establish a second competing us mission in israel's capital city. the trump administration followed the law, the jerusalem embassy act of 1995 by recognizing jerusalem as israel's eternal and undivided capital that happened in 2017 and the us embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem in 2018. the trump administration closed us consul and merged its functions for the palestinian affairs unit under the chief admissions authority of the us ambassador to israel. president biden's proposal to open a second us mission in jerusalem would begin to reverse the recognition of jerusalem and would divide israel's eternal and undivided capital city. yesterday i led a group of 36 senators to introduce a bill that would protect america's full and faithful invocation of the jerusalem embassy act of 1995 and ensure that there's only one us mission, a us embassy to israel, that exists in israel's capital city of jerusalem. i to confirm something on the record. is it your unders

i mean, i know a lot about the consulate on east 60th street, which was utterly fascinating because the vice console kabul ma layla who worked with coval's handler, through the consulate on east 60th street, his information was sent to moscow, but riverdale, no, i don't know about that. that's fascinating. that's what i said, this is my hope, future researchers, we're all in this together, you know. >> well, the same attendee had another very interesting question touching on his time at the university of iowa and so allen believes that's one of the first universities to be involved in computer technology. >> interesting. >> yeah, and he wondered did any of the studies from the classes he took, you know, there provide insight into his scientific journey, and was there anything interesting in his time at the university of iowa. >> very interesting question. i have a list of the courses he took when he was there, and i didn't include them in the book because too much detail, didn't want to load it with too much detail. quite frankly, i can't remember what the courses were. sorry about that

don't go to the consulate. don't go to the embassy." i said, why?d, they dismembered the guy, they kill him. you are on the top of the list. >> pelley: saad says a six-person team landed at the ottawa airport in mid-october 2018. he says, members of the team lied to customs about knowing one another, and they carried suspicious equipment for d.n.a. analysis. the team was deported. canada seems to confirm at least part of this story, saying, "we are aware of incidents in which foreign actors have attempted to threaten those living in canada. it is completely unacceptable." is that the way intelligence organizations work in this world? >> morell: it's not a norm in this world. it's a norm for countries like russia and north korea; it's not a norm for almost any other country in the world. >> pelley: do you think mohammed bin salman fears you? >> saad aljabri: he fears my information. >> pelley: saad told us his information includes a 2014 meeting between prince mohammed, on the left, and the then-head of intelligence, mohammed bin nayef. it was three

the secretary of state says the biden administration will go ahead with its plan to reopen a consulate, an occupied east jerusalem. even though israel as against it onto the brain concerns the move aims to deepen ties with the palestinians. the taliban says a block on billions of dollars in international funds is undermining security in afghanistan, it's acting foreign minister is meeting us and european envoys and hotter and says banks need to operate freely in order for people to be paid. there's growing concern about his humanitarian crisis. as many of ghana stanz foreign assets have been frozen. kanyes president says the country has lost one of its sporting heroes after long distance runner agnes tit of was found stabbed to death. please say her husband is a suspect till opera was a 2 time a world championship bronze medalist. she broke the woman only 10 kilometer road world record in germany. just last month. the actor who played captain kirk in the original star trek series as become the oldest man to travel into space. 90 year old william shatner spent around 3 minutes in 0. gra

a secretary of state says the by the ministration will go ahead with its plan to reopen a consulate and occupy east jerusalem, even though israel is against it and to be blank and says the move aims to deepen ties with the palestinians. be used at top bergs at official says many customs jacks between britain and northern ireland should be removed as growing frustration between both sides about how trade over the border should be controlled. buquet says it will engage fully and constructively with the e. u, but it wants to see significant change. the headlines news continues here on al jazeera, after witness, goodbye. how many nukes is too many new to me? erica has, in many ways driven the arms written. the parties are much more like the british poise. now today there are, you are radio leasing to own a tiger. then there are a town as i, how can it be happening? your weekly take on us politics and society and at the bottom line more to the middle god, the year was kick. you're the, you're the the golden theater top war. gentleman was a barber yard case. helen may be seeking harlem withou

joe white, the british consul general in san francisco. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me on. >> talk about the conference agenda, what are the main goals to come out of this for leaders? >> for the uk with cop26, we are looking for pledges, the trimester has been very keen, he has his catchy, cars, coals, cash, trees, talking about the transition away from coal in the next decade with developed countries moving away by 2030 and developing nations by 2040, cars continuing the transition away from internal combustion engines and cash, the developed world really supporting the developing world with $100 billion of your over finance over the next decade. >> the president's plan has hundreds of billion dollars to fight climate change and he is actually calling it transforming the nation. a response from the uk at this point on his plan? >> the prime minister has been supportive of the cash and commitment the u.s. economy is putting behind this and both agree that this is a pivotal moment for the world to come together and do

consulate in palestine, that would establish a second competing mission in israel. and goes against the recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital. and moving the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. in biden's proposal to open a second u.s. mission in jerusalem would reverse the recognition of jerusalem, and would devise -- divide israel's city. yesterday, i led a group of 36 senators to introduce a bill that would protect americans implementation of the jerusalem embassy act of 1945, and ensure there is only one admission in jerusalem. i want to confirm on the record, is it your understanding that under u.s. and international law, the government of israel would have to provide its affirmative consent before the united states could open a consulate on them jerusalem, or does the biden administration believeth can move forward to establish a second mission without the consent of the government of israel? brian mckeon: we need to consult with the government to open a diplomatic facility. >> i appreciate you being on the record clarifying that is your requirement. th

the consulate of europe says if he is not immediately released, it will start the infringement proceedings against turkey which could be followed by sanctions. if the european council takes such a action in such a direction, we don't know what will be present at a wants reaction to that as well. -- erdogan. anchor: he made the announcement in a facebook post. egypt imposed a state of emergency in 1980 and 2017 following deadly church bombings and attacks on coptic christians that killed 100 people. this allows for arrests without warrants, this with the prosecution of suspects and establishment of special forces. the chinese foreign minister has met members of the taliban government in qatar, what the talks focusing on security and good governance. a spokesperson for the taliban says he expressed support for the focused on trade afghanistas previously urge the taliban not to provide a safe haven for terrorists. the u.n. says afghanistan is on the brink of one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. the millions of children will die will because of food shortages. u.n. food program is ask

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washington post columnist and long time critic if the prince was brutally murdered inside a saudi consulate in turkey. the format, saudi intelligence officer, no longer fears his own death, but he's wanting those who may be off to him. that taking him down may cost him a lot. i'll jab, re, recorded a death video revealing the dirtiest secret of the saudi crown prince, and some sensitive information on the united states. it could be released in case of his murder. what algebra is worried about is his family. 2 of his adult children were arrested on the day he left saudi arabia and remain in prison. saudi arabia remains a key u. s. ally in the region and important counterbalance to iran and a major fi of american weaponry stats in mind. the biden administration may really be finding itself between a rock and a hard place. the watch the weekend here, and i say good to have the company will have more stories from the last 7 days and you stayed with a if you want something done right? do it yourself, the acronym d i y, i e, do it yourself has now become the name for a new genre of online videos.

ambassadors to the united states, the european union, china, qatar and france, as well as the head of the consulaten geneva. there have been growing demands for the military to reverse the government takeover, and a group of western envoys has met. he asked the prime minister and they say he's well, but there are still concerns for the millions of people in the country dealing with an economic crisis and a shortage of basic goods. here is the report. >> these roadblocks on the streets and neighborhoods around sudan's capital are now a common site. once used to keep out security forces during antigovernment protests against the president in 2019, they have become a symbol of rejection of monday's military coup. and on the third day of the military takeover, the city where the revelation over flu, people were back on the street. protesters have called for a general strike and civil disobedience. state oil workers, doctors, businesses and other sectors have responded to that call. >> moles, banks, government institutions and private companies are closed. as a full civil strike, and people are preparin

washington post columnist and long time critic of the prince was brutally mode at inside a saudi consulate in turkey. the format, saudi intelligence officer, no longer fears his own death, but his warning, those who may be off to him, that taking him down may cost them a lot. i'll jab, re, recorded to death, video revealing the dirtiest secrets of the saudi crown prince and some sensitive information on the united states. it could be released in case of his murder. what al jeffrey is worried about is his family. 2 of his adult children were arrested on the day he left saudi arabia and remained imprison saudi arabia remains a key u. s. ally in the region. an important count about as to iran and a major fi of american weaponry that in mind, the biden administration may really be finding itself between a rock and a hard place. watch the weekly here are not international good to have a company. we're back again in 30 minutes. ah, ah, you are to understand that so much of this later stuff is theatrical. it's purely theatrical nature did not fight for georgia in 2008 it onto planned to fight for

then i'll have to travel around 1200 kilometers to the american consulate in walsall. the u. s. state department has added russia to its list of just 10 countries where it has no concealer representation, along with the likes of iran, libya and somalia. the russian foreign ministry is blasted. the move yes, diplomats tend to procedure travail for the 21st century into health based and humiliation. on the brink of citizen. well, i discussed the reasons ramifications and reactions earlier with correspondent alia katrinka. just listen to the war during the russians have been listed as a homeless nationality. do you feel how that sounds homeless, nationality, that's a real diplomatic slap in the face and other homeless nationalities i can tell you include a libyans yemen, these venezuelans or it's a total of 10. and what those countries have in common that well, according to us state department, what unites these nationalities is that they represent the countries either where there is no u. s. consular presence, or where the political situation, or the security situation is so di

. >> wasn't the catastrophic consul -- was it the catastrophic consequences of the u.s.ng on itbts which and heads together -- banged heads together? >> it was politics and on wednesday the president invited economists and members from the business community and the heads of some of the big banks in new york to the white house to talk about the potential economic damage that could happen if this debt ceiling was breached. if you are part of the republican leadership committee, it is hard to ignore when business leaders are trying to urge you to say you just need to do this because the consequences are so grave. >> why is raising the debt ceiling so popular with both parties in recent years? >> the united states has a long history of raising its debt limit, it is done it 80 times in the last several decades. but i think it has become more political. in this instance, this debate comes at a time when president biden once to pass this massive spending bill that the republicans don't want. so they are using this as a political tool. because this comes up regularly and we see

as well as our consul. daily city counselor. and sheriff paul. as well as the members of the host committee and other elected officials an dignitaries. >> thank you so much. thank you so much mayor breed for championing our community and continuing to champion diversity. what would a philippino celebration be without our traditional photo op. our next speaker is our consul general neil who just started his posting here in san francisco in 2021. >> thank you very much. i am joined this evening by my wife and colleagues from the philippine consulate in san francisco. our distinguished awardees tonight. members of the philippino community. a pleasant evening to everyone. it's an honor to join you this evening, mayor breed. your efforts in combating covid 19 allowed us together once again together at city hall to celebrate philippino american history month. on behalf of the community thank you very much for all the work you do to keep san francisco safe and the covid 19 relief from the pandemic. please allow me to thank our essential workers. especia

. >> and our embassies and consulates around the world. >> both blanket and defense secretary lloyd austin say powell was a mentor to them. he always made time for me. >> and i can always go to him with tough issues. he always had great council. >> powell died at the age of 84 due to complications from covid-19. his family says he was fully vaccinated, but he was also battling multiple myeloma, a blood cancer that weakens the immune system. president biden says pal's death doesn't mean the vaccines are working. wasn't that you've got graduations are good. >> to a very serious underlying condition. unfortunately, didn't work >> president biden has ordered all federal flags to be flown at half-staff through friday in honor of general powell reporting live here from washington. i'm kelly meyer. thank you for that. kelli general powell is absolutely a trailblazer. thank you for that report. well, coming up next on the kron 00:00am morning news. we're going to take a look at california's vaccine rate for state workers. why new data suggest mandates aren't doing much to raise will have that we g

. >> good question, and i don't know i know a lot about the consulate which was utterly fascinating because the advice console is probably through east 60th street and the information was sent to moscow but riverdale, that i don't know. that's fascinating. we are all in this together. an interesting question touching on the university of iowa. he said he believes that's one of the first universities to be involved in technology and he wondered did any of the studies from the classes he took provide insight into a scientific journey it's interesting at that time of the university of iowa. i do have a list of the courses he took when he was there and i didn't include them in the book because too much detail, didn't want to worry with too much detail. i can't remember what they were. sorry about that but one of the best writing programs in the country. these questions are so intense and good and here is a really great clarifying question he was red army trained u.s. military officer. during his life back in the ussr after 1948 did he ever revisit the autonomous region? he and his parents initi