the obama administration relations between havana and washington came tense once again under donald trump biden ministration has not yet made cuba a priority. or portugal is the largest producer of lithium in europe and one day it may be home to the largest mine in the continent for the rare metal is an essential component for the batteries using mobile phones and electric vehicles but opposition is growing to plans it could make that happen. no to mining yes to life. that's the slogan used by protesters or poles to a mining project a plant and also in northern portugal while these mountains are rich in lithium locals do not want this to become europe's let him producing hob. the freak he kill usually she'd mouse my brothers and i grew up here keeping the culls that's why for me it's even more meaningful because i know this area ever since i was a kid. i'm not against lithium but i'm not in favor of polluting my village another villages like mine to do pollute cities. in the region is recognised as a place of important agricultural heritage by the un british minor savannah resources plans to in

, then president donald trump. bidenng on that date and end by september 11th. a lot could go right, a lot could go very badly wrong within that period of time, but, as i said at the start, i do think president biden accepts that this is an ugly decision that had to be made and that not necessarily anything good is going to come from it. >> nick, he didn't declare a military victory here, but he did say that they accomplished one objective to ensure afghanistan wouldn't be used as a base where terror plots originate. is it too early to say he is right? i mean, if the withdrawal of the united states leaves an a vacuum that al qaeda can fill, we don't know that outcome yet, right? >> it's fair to say certainly that i can't find any official currently suggest that go there are terror plots against the united states being plotted in afghanistan as we speak. could they be in the future? that's entirely possible with the u.s. with its 2021 counterterror capability be able to find that out and respond to it first? entirely poss

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administration first announced it would keep the cap at the low level set by former president donald trump. bidenfter all after a lot of criticism from within his own party. cnn's arlette saenz is at the white house with more on this. arlette, what has the president said now? >> well, fred, president biden says he will increase the number of refugees allowed into the united states after he faced some immediate backlash from members of his own party and refugee advocate groups when he had said he would maintain those numbers at those record low trump era levels. the president spoke about this for the first time yesterday after playing a round of golf. and he talked to reporters. i want to read you exactly what he said. he said we're going to increase the numbers. the problem was that the administration was working on the crisis that ended up upon the border with young people and we couldn't do two things at once. and now we're going to increase the numbers. so the president there suggesting there was a connection between that initial refugee limit decision and what has been happening at the border

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entire democratic theory of the case is to keep running against donald trump, and to not let the republicans turn the page and focus on biden and the excesses real and sperceived of the left and they keep reliving the battle days of donald trump. that's what we are going to see the rest of the year into the mid terms, democrats trying to keep waving that bloody flag, running against trump, and then the republicans trying to turn the page not so much towards biden, by the way, but towards what james carville referred to as the wokism and extreme. that's going to be the catch next year, which of the two sides is more extreme, the trump regime or the woke democratic party. that's the battle we are going to see, and i am not sure joe biden is central to that battle, necessarily. >> jonathan, stay with us. paula reed, i want to talk about the legal complexities. this is a huge problem for rudy guiliani, and he has known he was being watched for quite sometime and it's a problem for the circle and the ethical cloud and stain of the trump administration, and he was scornful of the lock her up tone of the trump crowd, and you inher

majority a narrow majority of americans support joe biden and his policies a large chunk millions and millions of americans do not and much like donald trump joe biden's predecessor have skepticism about whether the science behind climate change is even legitimate and so that is the other obstacle in joe biden is facing given the fact that there are millions of americans out of work because of the pandemic many believe that even if it is a priority that the american public in the economy can't afford to make these bold changes right now when so many millions of americans are trying to figure out how to put food on the table so there are a number of obstacles for joe biden he's identified he wants to be a global leader but at the same time much of his challenge is not outside of the united states but domestic committee how could thank you very much indeed brazil's president says his country will reach its goals on climate neutrality earlier than expected he says that will be helped by the ending of illegal deforestation. i have determined that our climate neutrality in brazil be achieved by 2050 therefore bringing forward by terrier's the p

donald trump i mean donald trump we kind of have a case of p.t.s.d. you know post-traumatic stress disorder we're still getting over donald trump joe biden comes and he's talking like a pretty calm reasonable guy and he's very quietly and very partisan using budget reconciliation to pass this really on a party line vote ok dramatically changing bangs we're not really having a big national conversation about it is just sort of happening yeah talking all the partisanship you've also said that joe biden once bipartisan support but not bipartisan compromise what i mean by the. well that's right no joe biden and again seems like a nice guy much more calm than donald trump i'm sleeping better these days but joe biden has done some something that i really dislike and that is redefine what words mean he's done this on city several occasions with several different words but one of the terms he's redefining is the word bipartisanship now we've always understood bipartisanship to mean you have to get if you're a democrat you have to get some republican politicians to agree with you joe biden has said no that's that's not what bipartisanship means it just means th

biden. he is the son of the us president whose personal life and business dealings became potent attack lines for donald trumpe biden in the 2020 campaign. now, hunter biden has been telling me his story. hello and welcome. i am mishal husain. hunter biden lost his mother and his baby sister in a car crash when he was just two years old and then his beloved older brother to a brain tumour in 2015. today, his father, joe biden, is the us president after a campaign in which hunter's addictions and his personal conduct were a rallying cry for donald trump and his supporters. i have been talking to hunter biden about politics, family life, his controversial business affairs, and his addictions to alcohol and crack cocaine. here is his story in his own words. hunter got thrown out of the military. he was thrown out, dishonourably discharged. that is not true. he did not have a job until you became vice president. none of that is true. and he made a fortune in ukraine, in china, in moscow. that is simply not true. 2020 and hunter biden�*s name resounded on the campaign trail. as the youngest son ofjoe biden, he was

donald trump dijo que la situaciÓn migratoria es horrible y puede destruir a estados unidos. volviÓ a esta —— estigmatizar a los inmigrantes. el ex mandatario hablÓ sobre la cobertura mediÁtica que recibe joe biden semana —— desde mar a lago. >> yo no creo que los medios han estado tapando lo negativo de bailÉn. creo que lo bueno y lo positivo que ha pasado es espectacular. galo: dijo que la situaciÓn con los inmigrantes puede llevar a lo peor. >> esta es una de las grandes falacias comenzÓ en el 2016 como comenzÓ su campaÑa. patricia: cuesta uno como inmigrante hablar asÍ le los emigrantes. quÉ dijo sobre un periodo presidencial? galo: dijo que por cuestiones legales no puede decir nada. patricia: el presidente bailÉn nominÓ a la nueva comandante de los guardacostas de estados unidos. serÍa la primera mujer promovida en este caso. en la actualidad dirige la guardia de los guardacostas en el pacÍfico. este caso desafÍa la previsiÓn de tener armas cuando se ha sido convicto de un delito criminal. falleciÓ a los 93 aÑos el ex vicepresidente durante el gobierno de jimmy carter. busco Él mismo llegar a la presidencia e hizo historia al tener la primera candidata mujer para vicepresidenta. vamos a la

biden has decided that he will finally be the one to end the u.s. war in afghanistan the longest running war in u.s. history yep just like former presidents donald trump and barack obama tried to do before him joe biden has now taken up the mantle of promising to bring u.s. troops home from afghanistan and by the historically significant and big ratings date of september the 11th 2021 no less but but but what about all those russian bounties on u.s. soldiers heads you ask you know the ones that just last year outraged all of capitol hill and prevented former u.s. brand name and donald trump from an acting his plans to withdraw soldiers from afghanistan well apparently that was all in joe biden's words a larky yes in the wake of the by the ministrations announcement on withdrawing from afghanistan last tuesday m b c news reported that the by did ministration also made clear in a fact sheet released thursday that the cia's intelligence on the matter is far from conclusive acknowledging that analysis labeled it to moderate confidence this combined with the fact that the u.s. military the u.s. military officials that have found no corroborating evidence t

yourself to donald trump and think back they were going with the russian collusion investigation and non-stop media coverage. i think the polling against donald trump is not fair. i do think bidenmp -- biden promised he would be a unifyer and bring the country together but promised he was going to be the most progressive president in american history. as we look at the first 100 days he has been a massive progressive, open borders, promoting critical race theory in governments and schools and ending the keystone pipeline. funding abortion around the globe. a litany of things the president has done that divided the country as opposed to focusing on how to bring americans together. he has done it in the past. not doing it right now. >> dana: the covid relief bill you couldn't get republicans -- 10 of them went and said we would like to compromise and if you don't want to do that it would be hard to imagine what you will do going forward. infrastructure will be difficult to do without that. i want to put up one other thing. something that caught my eye in the fox poll. this is republican priorities versus democrat priorities. and you can see for example immigration and economy vot

trump. i love the clip from biden. i didn't think it was possible any president could be funnier than donald trump. i think maybe joe biden is funnier than donald trump because he doesn't mean to be. >> the fact he transformed into a vessel for woke ness. it's like finding out mr. magoo is into boy modification. >> he is the white privilege president. in 2008 he could not get near the white house. >> i said this before. it's like the left treats joe the way they treat a befuddled grandfather. take all of his money. >> do you want to go get ice cream but we will go to the atm first and take out the maximum which is $500. >> people say republicans are the worse. when you demonize half of the country you are propping yourself on this moral superiority pillow so you are above everyone else without getting off your ass to do anything at all. it's harmful because that can lead to people get radicalized. it doesn't make people open their minds to new ideas. nothing gets done. >> i like the fact that nothing gets done. this whole atlanta story, joe. it's generated by a false narrative created by the media t

russia mounted a huge influence campaign during the election to den great joe biden in favor of donald trumpen came into office he called putin a killer, so this relationship did not get off to a good start but here we have a phone call that happened today. president biden we understand proposed a summit between him and the russian in the a third country, not in russia or the united states. it's unclear when or where that would happen. the white house said that it was looking to make the relationship stable and predictable, to focus less on the adversarial side of things and more on the issues. they are looking to make that summit happen. it's not quite the reset we saw president president barack obama and president medvedev back in 2009 but it does look like the president is trying to lower the temperature a little bit. >> let's see what happens and where they meet. thanks, guys, very, very much. >>> coming up, why the u.s. and china are both flexing military muscle right now in the taiwan strait. cal: our confident forever plan is possible with a cfp® professional. a cfp® professional can

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biden's presidency. there's a larger gap between democrats and republicans. but donald trumpden's numbers with republicans are actually better than donald trump's numbers with democrats. so for all of the talk in washington about there being a lack of bipartisanship, you know, we know that joe biden's spending plans are pretty popular, for example, but we also know his approval rating is almost -- or we know that almost one fifth of republicans approve of hi presidency. in our polarized time, i think one fifth is actually pretty good for a president. you can't compare it to nixon or lbj, who had high marks among basically everyone at some point. but 20%, when you've got 5% of republicans to vote for him last time around is a pretty decent -- it's not great, but you have to give him some credit, i think. >> yeah, victoria, 50% approval rating, a little bit lower than we've seen in some other polls, including or nbc/"wall street journal" poll. but you look at the side-by-side comparisons here. donald trump, 50%, and barack obama, 55%. >> right, willie, historically, we have jus

making less than $400000.00 ish but it's time for corporate america in the run up with the donald trump joe biden was corporate america's preferred presidential candidate is he still popular with them now that they'll have to cough up the money for his plans. well i mean overall the approval rating for joe biden is still historically high especially after the 1st i'm 100 days but let me put it this way you can't have it both ways right or you can't have it all clearly corporate america did well come those huge tax cuts that we saw with donald trump of the on the other side all the money that gets spent now by the washington is definitely helping consumer spending we just saw that in thursday's a numbers for a g.d.p. growth of 6.4 percent if you look at consumer spending that was up in the 1st quarter of almost 11 percent the 2nd highest growth rate when it comes to consumer spending since the sixty's and that is clearly good for the overall economy at least for now so 6 trillion dollars in a 100 days that's what the proposal is and it is a gigantic shift in the economy of the united states it def

>> bring down the temperature in an over-heated washington inflamed by donald trump. >> laura: now compare the fawn fest for bidenwhat they did to donald trump. >> the first 100 days a disaster. >> it seems like there is a lot of failure domestically. >> the president has no legislative achievement at all. at record low approval ratings. >> laura: you could feel the love. newt gingrich, they have always been in the tank the democrats. it's gotten to the point they are advancing both dangerous and anti-constitution, anti-american policies at the same time. >> sure, but that's been the natural evolution of the modern america news media. they started on the left. they have gone further to the left. they have a president who even aoc has said has been more radical than she could have hoped for. they had 100 days that are the most radical 100 days of any president in modern times, maybe in history, unless you count lincoln's presiding over the beginning of the civil war and a lot of their record is a disaster. we have had more illegal immigrants in the first 3 months of biden than in all of last year. think about that

that's what happens under joe biden versus donald trump. the same applies here. ow the economy. joe biden is doing the opposite. those policies will impact the american people negatively and i don't think they're going to be happy about it. howie: i do think that coverage of biden and the border has been more aggressive than other areas. let's play baseball. president biden strongly supporting the move by major league baseball to move the all-star game out of atlanta to protest the georgia voting law. i'm sure you disa agree with that. but donald trump again is calling for a boycott, not just of baseball but of coke, delta, citigroup and other of big corporations that are supporting either the georgia law or similar state proposals. he says in a statement with a rigged and stole our 2020 presidential election which we won by a landslide, why go there, weigh in on baseball, but why go there? >> because corporations like coca-cola which are now in the alcoholic beverage space, i'm sure that requires an id to buy that, delta air lines, for example, you have to have a

donald trump. he's trying to reach out in bipartisan fashion. >> compare the fun fest for biden with donald trump.why the first hundred days of been chaotic? >> the first hundred days of disaster. >> seems like there's a lot of failure. >> the president has no real legislative achievement at all. he is at record low approval ratings. >> you could feel the love, couldn't you? newt gingrich, they have been in the tank but it is now gotten to the point they are advancing anti-constitutional anti-american policies at the same time. >> that has been the national revolution of the modern american news media. they started on the left and they have gone further to the left, they have a president who even aoc has said has been more radical than she had hoped for, 100 days which i think are the most radical hundred days of any president in modern times, maybe in history unless you count lincoln presiding over the beginning of the civil war and a lot of their record is a disaster. we've had more illegal immigrants in the first 3 months of biden than in all of last year. think about that. in one quarter, we p

donald trump about tearing down. this is the democrat left that has become the norm. moderate joe biden is no longer -- what they want to do is they couldn't beat donald trump at the ballot box so they change the election law. they couldn't actually get the rule of law to go in their favor and support their leftist agenda, so they're going to pack the courts to get the kind of ruling there. americans won't stand for it. i'm glad we've got people like jim jordan on the judiciary committee and his fellow colleagues that are going to fight back. all of america needs to fight back on this issue. >> sean: packing the courts. amnesty. we have seen. can you imagine of donald trump built the cages that joe biden is putting these kids in? and then shipping all over the country in the middle of a pandemic. then you've got states like, what, now the governor and jerseys offering $40 million in money, covid emergency relief money to illegal immigrants. in new york state they are offering checks to illegal immigrants as high as $15,000. jim jordan. we look at the spending. 2 trillion here and 3 tril

he is making bipartisanship worse under donald trump t was a golden age of unity under donald trump. edward: president biden lowest approval rating of than harry truman coming into office. you wrote a editorial about unity, by partisan covid bills passed under president trump. you write this, instead the president turned unity into division by using covid relief as a pretext to pass all sorts of liberal spending project that have nothing to do with the pandemic. so are voters getting who they thought they were electing? >> they are not. give you another example. when my old boss, george w. bush came, was first elected the first thing he did was call the most liberal member of the united states senate, ted kennedy, offered to work with him to pass education reform. the result was the no child left behind act. where is joe biden's left behind act? something simple everyone can agree on, reach across the aisle to the most conservative members of the senate to work together on? there is nothing. for example, last year the democrats filibustered tim scott's police reform bill after the death of george floyd beca

proposal will a jobs maker for those without college degrees, those who largely supported donald trump. president bidenlso called on congress to pass stricter gun safety laws in response to recent mass shootings in the u.s. he asked lawmakers to pass three house approved measures. he also pushed for a ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. a surge in coronavirus cases early in the year detert many people from -- deterred many people from seeking medical care. sales of blockbuster cancer therapy came up short. caterpillar reported first-quarter earnings that beat estimates. the world's biggest maker of mining and construction system says rebound in the economy drove demand for its signature yellow machines. flap in north america but rose in other regions. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> for many years we've been focusing on inflation deviating below 2% and we have used our tools to keep it up below 2%. if we see it moving above 2% it ris

but with joe biden rarely doing interviews or saying much in social media, donald trump is filling a void. i'm howard kurtz and this is media buzz? it was was an all of out media friendsia when u.s. intelligence concluded that rush ape military offers bounties to kill american troops in afghanistan. >> and now you know from this reporting on "the new york times" which has since then been confirmed by the wall street journal but not only was russia paying for american soldiers death. >> where is the shock for the american troops? >> the bounties are believed to have resulted in death of several u.s. members in afghanistan. >> the reports that donald trump has done absolutely nothing about it. >> it's the greatest dereliction of duty in the history of the country. >> the biden administration has walked it back saying the claims can't be proven. >> that russian intelligence officers sought to encourage taliban attacks against u.s. and coalition personnel in afghanistan. howie: joining us now from the will cain and mo eilithee, will, what is the biden's administration's finding to impose

donald trump any more. certainly president biden and prime minister suga meeting this week.sanctions put japan in an interesting position because japan, for the last eight years now, has been trying very, very hard to, in many ways, strike a deal with russia on territorial claims. and i think prime minister abe — suga's predecessor — met with putin countless times to strike some kind of deal. it didn't happen. suga has been trying and it hasn't happened. and this, in many ways, puts japan in a very difficult position, because in some ways, japan again has to choose between the us and a deal with russia, and clearlyjapan is going to pick the us. what is the japanese relationship with russia? well, it's cordial, but it's not very productive. i think, in many ways, if you're vladimir putin, the last thing you're going to do is cede land to the japanese. and the japanese are trying and trying. so i'd say the relationship is cordial, there is an open dialogue, but the japanese are realising more and more that there is really no path for cooperation, genuine cooperation, with russ

the biden administration said it inherited broken administration system from donald trump. s firing back telling fox news president biden's border problems are self-made. >> we were doing so well although he had to do estate alone, stay in mexico is a big deal, getting the models, contracts there, it was going to be done very quickly. >> over the weekend the president used the word crisis when speaking to reporters about immigration on monday, the white house tried to walk those comments back. kristin fisher asking jen psaki all about it. >> is that the official white house, that there is a crisis at the border? >> the president does not feel children coming to our border seeking refuge is a crisis. >> congressional republicans say the border is a crisis and one that cannot be ignored, they are requesting a meeting with vice president kamala harris to handle migration issues, gop lawmakers sent a letter in which they wrote, quote, we respectfully request a meeting to discuss how the biden harris administration plans to end this unprecedented border catastrophe. the governmen

donald trump. >>> and joe biden overturns a trump-era policy. the u.s. will give more than $200 million in renewed financial support to the u.n.'s palestinian refugee agency. live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta i want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world, i'

and strong functions and a more distant position under donald trump —— rapprochement. 0f position under donald trump —— rapprochement. of course bidenam, the cuban—american community is very strong and by and large they are hostile to the idea of better relations with the cuban government. so i think it is something that the biden administration will take very carefully and it will wait and see before taking, again, any substantial action in a different direction. going back to cuba then, _ different direction. going back to cuba then, very _ different direction. going back to cuba then, very difficult - to cuba then, very difficult economic circumstances there. if those problems are not tackled, if there is not reformed, can you see the younger generation losing faith with the party?— with the party? that is certainly _ with the party? that is certainly the _ with the party? that is certainly the case - with the party? that is certainly the case that| with the party? that is - certainly the case that they are having a serious economic crisis and people suggested is the worst since the time of the so—called special period during the

for more let's bring in our man on wall street yes in the run up with donald trump joe biden was corporate america's preferred presidential candidate is he still popular with them now that they'll have to cough up the money for his plans. well i mean overall the approval rating for joe biden is still historically high especially after the 1st 100 days serve but let me put it this way you can't have it both ways right or you can't have it all clearly corporate america did well come those huge tax cuts that we saw with donald trump of the on the other side all the money that gets spent now by the washington is definitely helping consumer spending we just saw that in thursday's the numbers for it g.d.p. growth of 6.4 percent if you look at consumer spending that was up in the 1st quarter of almost 11 percent the 2nd highest growth rate when it comes to consumer spending since the sixty's and that is clearly good for the overall economy at least for now so 6 trillion dollars in $100.00 days that's what the proposal is and it is a gigantic shift in the economy of the united states it definitely

president donald trump said about biden's foreign policy in particular his policy on china in an interview on fox news take a listen they're going to give our country away to china china will take over this country if they don't do something very quickly and they've been very very weak and china we beat giant so badly and then cover it came along and it was back to step one now as you know there are obviously problems with the truth there and what the former president is saying but despite that there are people who will not buy biden's tough stance on china how do you keep how do you get through to those people. what on a he laid out a specific example in the 2nd part of the speech when he said i don't see why we should be producing wind turbines and why should we should actually purchase any of those wind turbines in china we can actually build them in texas or in pennsylvania or in west virginia and i thought that was a compelling case that he continued to say well we got a purchase in america but we also got to build an american i think the way to sell that is to actually say this all h

president donald trump said about biden's foreign policy in particular his policy on china in an interview on fox news take a listen they're going to give our country away to china china will take over this country if they don't do something very quickly and they've been very very weak and shouted at we beat john f. so badly and then cover it came along and it was back to step one now julie as you know there are obviously problems with the truth there with what the former president is saying but despite that there are people who will not buy biden's tough stance on china how do you keep how do you get through to those people what on a he laid out a specific example in the 2nd part of the speech when he said i don't see why we should be producing wind turbines or why should we should actually purchase any of those wind turbines in china we can actually built them in texas or in pennsylvania or in west virginia and i thought that was a compelling case that he continued to say well we got a purchase in america but we also got to build an american i think the way to sell that is actually say t

hunter biden, targeted by donald trump for his drug addiction and financial deals, gives the bbc hisoubled past. police searching for missing student richard okorogheye say a body has been found in epping forest in england. and coming up this hour, new research suggests levels of light pollution fell by 10% during the pandemic, and that 5% of the uk enjoyed truly dark skies. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. britain's prime minister boris johnson is facing criticism from some of his own mps over suggestions the government could introduce covid passports in england. backbenchers from his conservative party have said the certificates — which prove if someone has been vaccinated, tested negative or has immunity — risked creating a "two—tier" society. it comes after mrjohnson confirmed that nonessential shops, gyms and hair salons will be among the businesses allowed to reopen in england from monday of next week. pubs and restaurants can open outdoor areas as well next week. but he urged against complacency and said it was still too early to confirm the

second paragraph from "the new york times" news story, the contrast between biden and his science-denying predecessor, donald trumpyour take on the coverage? >> if it's such a scientific approach, why the heck was joe biden wearing a mask on a zoom call? that's got to be one of the most unscientific things i've ever seen in my life. the an embarrassment. let's look at the reality of climate change. you have little kids who are scared to death on this dooms' day scenario that if we don't go down to one cheeseburger a month, we're all going to die. it's just not true. the truth is we are getting better, america is the greenest it's ever been, and we're getting there, quite frankly, pretty rapidly. but for those who want to say we're going to get to a completely green society in less than ten years, that's like me saying we're going to have a weight loss program where you can lose 80 pounds in one hour. and you can do it, just cut off your leg. you'll be fine. you'll lose the weight, but you won't like the way that you do it. howard: the rest could get around to saying -- press could get around to saying there could

donald trump is gone, why hasn't joe biden invited him over to the white house and said let's work togetherform in the wake of the verdict in the george floyd case. he has not done that. these are simple things that the president could do, we will disagree on tons of stuffre and climate, packing the court, we will disagree on all sorts of things but there are things that he could try to unite the country on and he's not even trying. edward: in the last 30 seconds, you look at president biden's reputation he was center-left, you look at the vice president's record as a senator and attorney general which is pretty far left, who is actually running the country here? >> i think the democratic caucuses running the country, i don't think joe biden is running the country. he is a weak leader who is being pushed around by the extreme elements of his party. when you have alexandria ocasio-cortez saying how surprised she is and how happy she is with biden presidency it's because she ended her colleagues are running the show, think about what the added up one point nitric in dollars covid, 2.2 five in

in perhaszoe biden�*s most striking departure from donald trump, one of the new president's first executive make sure that fighting the climate crisis is governmental enterprise is significant and the appointment ofjohn kerry as the climate envoy shows that he wants international negotiations to be part of the answer. climate change used to be a polarising political issue in the us. but extreme weather events here have stoked shifts in public opinion. the devastation caused by west coast wildfire in texan snowstorms proved galvanising natural forces and when american livelihoods are threatened and the fragility of life is laid bare, people here are quick to call for change. but americans may be slower to shift their values elsewhere. and whether biden can bring the country in congress with him towards a more diplomatic and engaged american place in the world remains to be seen. like, look at the things that we did over the last four years in terms of reform within nato, in terms of defining the competition with china, in terms of the abraham accords and the new map of the middle east, i thi

alliance is back sure enough the 1st visit by a biden official to berlin was something of a love in defense secretary lloyd austin tore up donald trump's plan to cut american troops in german bases and even announced an increase but while america is back is resonating here in europe in afghanistan it's the opposite biden has ordered u.s. troops to pull out this september many afghans now fear a taliban takeover biden always says that he is with the people of afghanistan they have a low to the american and nato forces control for 20 years and by withdrawing unconditionally from of congress and the people there are being abandoned that afghan move could backfire for biden but he seems to have bigger fish to fry like russia and china his next message is for them america is tough i'll ask march 18th biden's top diplomats use their 1st meeting with their chinese counterparts to call them out on a litany of issues sions wrong hong kong taiwan cyber attacks on the united states' economic coercion toward our us it was a 1st taste of the tough line that biden wants to show on china but is far from clear how effective it will be in changing beij

under the obama administration relations between heaven and washington became tense with donald trump the biden administration has not yet made cuba a priority. now for more than a year the european union has banned non-essential travel from most countries in an effort to limit the spread of the coronavirus but now with the ever growing parts of the population in the united states having received the covert job the e.u. is planning to welcome u.s. travelers that have been fully vaccinated the summer. from basketball courts to pool pox a monumental effort across the united states since the start of the year means over 200000000 vaccine doses have now gone into american arms. it's bringing a full return to international travel for u.s. citizens closer and closer and some of their favorite tourism destinations are keen to welcome them back regarding the issue of travel from the u.s. to europe particularly the summer let me start by saying that we have been following very closely the progress of vaccination indian ited states and we seek to restore transatlantic travel as soon as it is safe to do s

indirect talks aimed at reviving the iranian nuclear deal — three years after donald trump abandoned it. presidentjoe bidennna — until sanctions are dropped. translation: if america's will, i seriousness and honesty is proven. it could be a good sign for a betterfuture, a future of peace and security. also in the programme — it's day seven in the trial over the killing of george floyd — and another minneapolis police officer has given evidence that derek chauvin's actions during his arrest went beyond what was authorised. if you could use the least amount, a lower level of force

not applauding simply what biden is laying out there is contrast in republican values so raising taxes for the wealthy if you think back a couple years ago when donald trump took office he copped taxes for the wealthy joe biden now raising the then spending another almost 2 trillion u.s. dollars. certainly not nothing the republicans can support they want a rather slimmer state so they're heavily opposing these measures that we've heard here tonight as they are largely built on debt and turning to a focus to the international stage he said the united states is in competition to win the 21st century but he also said the u.s. needed to work closely with its allies what was that message about. as a what he was trying to paint here is that picture of a struggle of political systems 2 the question of will democracy prevail and certainly looking at china and russia what he's trying to do here is winning western allies over for a tougher stance on russia and china if you look at europe for instance there is this ongoing dispute between the u.s. and germany over the north stream to pipeline a gas pipeline from russia to germany also a dispute on the economic rela

commitment made in the paris climate agreement in 2016, which us presidentjoe biden rejoined on his first day in office, after donald trump this he is going to set out which targets the us plans to meet. plans to create a european super league for many of the continent's biggest teams appear to have collapsed, following the withdrawal of most of the clubs which signed up to the initiative. in spain, atletico de madrid has pulled out, leaving real madrid and barcelona still apparently committed. the spanish clubs saw the breakaway league as a potential solution guy hedgecoe reports from madrid. "super ridiculous" — that's the verdict of spain's leading sports daily on the so—called european super league — a project which seems to have failed before it's even begun. spain has been right at the heart of this controversial initiative, with three clubs initially signing up to it. and the figurehead of all this has been none other than real madrid chairman florentino perez. speaking on spanish television on monday, the real madrid boss said the super league sought to save football, which he said was in a state of economic crisi

alliance is back sure enough the 1st visit by a biden official to berlin was something of a love in defense secretary lloyd austin tore up donald trump's plan to cut american troops in german bases and even announced an increase but while america is back is resonating here in europe in afghanistan it's the opposite biden has ordered u.s. troops to pull out this september many afghans now fear a taliban takeover biden always says that he is with the people of afghanistan they have a low to the american and nato forces in the country for 20 years and by withdrawing unconditionally from of kindness and the people there are being abandoned that afghan move could backfire for biden but he seems to have bigger fish to fry like russia and china his next message is for them america is tough i'll ask march 18th biden's top diplomats use their 1st meeting with their chinese counterparts to call him out on a litany of issues and wrong hong kong taiwan cyber attacks on the united states economic coercion toward our us it was a 1st taste of the tough line that biden wants to show on china but it's far from clear how effective it will be in changing

number one, if you compare to his immediate predecessor, if you compare biden to donald trump, donald years as president never, not once, cracked a 50% approval rating. biden over 50%. that's territory trump couldn't reach for four years. compared to the other non-trump modern presidents, this number a tick or two lower than we have seen with most other modern presidents. if we dig deeper, an interesting one. do you have a positive or negative view of biden? this is a personal question, less about job approval. just do you like the guy? do you have a positive view? 50% say they have a positive view of biden. 36% have a negative view. compare him to other things. the democratic party, 39% positive. 41% negative. the republican party, its image significantly underwater, 32/46. his immediate predecessor, donald trump, the former president, 32% positive. look at that, 55% negative. trump still looming over our politics. you wonder how much that is affecting still the perception of biden and other things in our politics. i thought this was an interesting question. what kind of start do you

under the obama administration relations between have on and washington became tense with donald trump the biden administration has not yet made cuba a priority. now for more than a year the european union has banned non-essential travel from most countries in an effort to limit the spread of the corona virus but now with the ever growing parts of the population in the united states having received the covert job the e.u. is planning to welcome u.s. travelers that have been fully vaccinated the summer. from basketball courts to ballparks a monumental effort across the united states since the start of the year means over 200000000 vaccine doses have now gone into american arms. it's bringing a full return to international travel for u.s. citizens closer and closer and some of their favorite tourism destinations are keen to welcome them back regarding the issue of travel from the u.s. to europe in particular the summer that we really start by saying that we have been following very closely the progress of vaccination indian ited states and we seek to restore transatlantic travel as soon as it is s

cumplen los primeros 100 días de gobierno del presidente joe biden desde su juramentación con más aprobación que el presidente donald trumpbiden a la casa blanca y hoy hará una encuesta de los primeros 100 días de gobierno del presidente joe biden >>> los números son superiores e inversos a los del presidente donald trump en sus primeros 100 días >>> está tomando autoridad en las cosas importantes en este país y esto nos hacía falta en los gobiernos anteriores nada se resuelve en 100 días >>> espero que trabaje con los daca y dreamers. >>> por el tema migratorio y la situación en la frontera son las mayores desaprobaciones la vicepresidenta de estados unidos, kamala harris, este domingo defendió sus esfuerzos y se le encomendó esta misión >>> nformación en pantalla) >>> el manejo de la pandemia es la mejor evalción de los primeros 100 días de gobierno del presidente joe biden >>> (información en pantalla) >>> materia en que logró la aplicación de 200 millones de vacunas por eso la aprobación sube >>> (mostrando estadísticas) >>> también tiene buenas marcas en el esfuerz por unir a los estadounidenses pero ahí tiene otro r

donald trump. >>> and joe biden overturns a trump-era policy. the u.s. will give more than $200 million in renewed financial support to the u.n.'s palestinian refugee agency. live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta i want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world, i'm paula newton and this is "cnn news newsroom". ♪ >> so the ninth day of testimony is just hours away in the trial of former police officer derek chauvin for the alleged killing of george floyd. witnesses yesterday detailed what floyd may have said just moments before he died, both the defense and prosecution asked the lead investigator what he believes floyd was saying in a clip of police body cam footage. the answer wasn't all that clear. cnn's omar jimenez is following the case from minneapolis. >> you are still under oath. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: today's testimony, more cops taking the stand against former officer derek chauvin. >> in your opinion does defendant's use of force during that time period need to be reasonable within the entire time period? >> yes.