and his openness g u. s. president reagan and then his willingness to embark on that passed a democratic reform that eventually led to the peaceful revolution that we had here in germany. and that eventually then made german reunification possible. so it wouldn't have happened without gorbachev. so the commemoration event might have happened anyway, but of course the fact that he died this year brings it home even more that we're now dealing with a completely different president in moscow. russia is on the completely opposite path. babbitt boss, the president of parliament had a message to vladimir putin today. she said it's deeply painful that everything that got much of stood for has been destroyed. and that putin as turned his back on go which of those days. and that, that was a tragic mistake. and indeed the war in ukraine and its ramifications here in germany also featured in the debate that followed the commemoration event. i'm criticism of the government by the opposition leader as we just heard, coul

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g 7 announcing that they're going to be implementing more coordinating and price counties. not about those countries telling russia we're going to pay less for well, it's really about those countries to the u, the u. s. u k and the members of the g 7 and other allies saying we're going to use our bargaining power. whether that's in shipping, whether that's an insurance, whether that the secondary sanctions to bring about a price count on the global market. now, you've made some important points, and of course russia says it will simply not sell oil to countries who impose a cap on the price of it. soil. how do you see this playing out? yes, so we definitely see that russia is ready to limit its own experts, right. like we're seeing with natural gas in playing around with the shut off shut on several times. of course, that depends on how many countries are going to be going along with the price gap. if it's a sufficient number cannot afford to switch out it's well, i'm to everybody. and again, here on the implementation of the price is going to be really important. we start today as an announcement that will be happening in some form. we don't have any details about how exactly is going to, i'm going

and i'd also like to sign car briefers, u. s. g to carlo and a s g bronze caris for their sobering updates. and i also take note of the briefing of miss trick. like many households in new york and around the world. many of us have been consumed this week with preparing for the start of the school year. this should be a joyful and exciting time for families and particularly for school children, which makes it very difficult to imagine it amidst the conflict we are discussing today or any other ongoing conflicts around the world. on the security council's agenda, the images of ukrainian children back in their classrooms have been profoundly moving for the resilience they show as the war has not spared some 2300 educational institutions and destroyed 300 according to un reports. the war in ukraine has, like all wars disproportionately affected women and children at this particular time of the year. we recall unicef estimates that over to 1000000 children have fled their country, and many others have been internally displaced. some mig

u. s. is the biggest exporter of l n g worldwide. jens, i want to know about the a, how the u. s. is trying to balance, you know, the, the sheer amount of energy is going to start sending to you, or if it would appear with the email that it sends to, to other markets or up. that is very tricky. and because i don't not look so much into other countries, but actually within the united states, there is some opposition coming against those exporting plans. we had a pretty hot summer saw a gas consumption was higher than usual. inventories are rather low. and now for example, some governors are in some of the states in the new england area. they have complained an open letter saying, well, we need some gas to so to have a hot or, or a good winter coming for us. so it was of the united states, there are some complaints that export in gas to europe is tricky. ok, and go to new york. thanks for giving that across across the forest. now to some of the other global business stories making the news you k, a government has lifted england's moratorium on fracking, prime minister list trust sig

u. s. economic elite will benefit from the e use decline as it's l. n g. s, forced to the continent have almost doubled since last year. the rand corporation report aside the facts are that europe's economy is in free fall, while the u. s. defense class is profiting off the entire conflict with russia via ukraine. and it doesn't seem to care that it's helping think the economies of some of its biggest allies. the question of whether this is on purpose remains. but at best europe in the u. s. are blind to the effects of their own sanctions. and at worse, there are more than willing to sacrifice the people of europe for a shaky political outcome. political analyst, garland nixon says that washington sees the crisis as opportunity putting its own financial interests before everything else. it's clear that what the united states is doing is they're eliminating one of the 3 major economic threats, europe, china, and russia. and, you know, sadly, and unfortunately it is with the full compliance of european leaders. i think one of the big threats that the u. s. sa

u. s. commitment to provide the european union with additional at least 15000000000 cubic meters of ellen g. not only will ellen g supplies from the u. s. commit to a hefty price with brussels report to li, paying up to $200000000.00 for every time to delivery. experts have raised concerns over whether america actually has the capacity to fulfill all of your energy needs . the strategic oil reserves, for instance, have now had a 40 year low down 28 percent since january. earlier we spoke to 2 political experts. you both say that you sanctions on russia will only cause harm to the economies of the blocks member states. any people wish that our minister of economic would have stuck to write the children books instead of destroying the german economy. what he does, and this is exactly what they are facing. so many companies are going away or are going bankrupt by chance. this is exactly what you can read in those secret paper from the rand corporation who developed this as a plan to destroy european or german economy as a competitor for the us and to increase the revenues from europe to, to he

at 45 percent, it is currently higher than the headline top rate in g 7 countries like the u. s. and italy, coatings package included capping the highest marginal tax rate at 40 percent. lowering the basic income tax rate to 19 percent from april 2023, doubling the tax free threshold for home purchases to $250000.00 pounds. in addition, the cap on bank as bonuses has been lifted and planned rise in corporate tax has been scrapped. quoting said the package estimated to cost 45000000000 pounds, about 50000000000 euros by 2027. would reward enterprise and work plus incentivize growth. we said the benefits would spread to the whole economy and the entire country, but we stamped to fund the cuts. plus some multi 1000000000 pounds came to subsidize energy bills. the government said it would raise its borrowing this year by around 45 percent. the announcement flawed financial markets with the pound falling to a 37 year low against the dollar. labor's shadow, chancellor said it was a plan to reward the wealthy and that it would not help average wages and low income households. with criti

the work they have to become secondary sanctions, of other words, the g 7 and u. s. have to take the big risk of putting the screws to countries that aren't going along with that. and that's, that's a place that they're, you know, they go at their own risk and i don't think they're going to do that. so, except for euro, you know, i don't really see these sanctions are really that effective. the only thing that might be effective is to deny russia military, you know, it exports from, from the west, particularly semiconductors and so forth. but i have no idea how effective lesbian now will up that way to see what the impacts of the sanctions are. progressive economics and politics at st. mary's college of california. jack ross, miss, thank you again. as always for your insights today. my pleasure. well as a wrap for now, i'm peter scott, on the back again at the top of the hour, the latest news and views aeronautics ah ah.

the still ahead on l g 0, the u. s. authorizes updated, covered 19 booster vaccines targeting the omicron strain ah, in spain's famous tomato street foot sla tomantino returns after a 2 year hiatus. ah, he has begun the, the full world camp is on its way to catherine. your travel package to the it sets have of the day for your weather outside, across the middle east and africa. great to see you and no real change across the weather. in the middle east. we've got some showers, move in up the hugest mountains. some of that activity, nice fill into mecca, so the chance of a shower or thunderstorm, their craft got his fan and pakistan it remains dry, may be the odd shower around as lombard, up against the foothills of the himalayas. first, let's talk precipitation around turkey and the levant. still some showers for is stumble. got his hock about that he'd so let's take the precipitation off, put the colors on dark, the red, the higher the temperature amount still in the upper thirties. let's remember, we're into september

u. s. cannot fulfill all of europe. allen g needs. there's also a limit to what the you can receive given that it doesn't yet have the infrastructure required. and the u. s. back price cap will only drive prices up and cut off europe from cheaper energy supplies. president putin has already made it abundantly clear. russia will not sell anything to anyone at a bad price. well, she knew me, she was still not supply anything to do it. if it is country to irish items, which in this case you can only a few. nothing. critics claim that despite words to the contrary from mainstream media, the u. s. has all along been prioritizing its own economy over those of its close as allies. if europe goes into recession, obviously there's less demand for a wide range of products. we're in such a perverse situation here. it can actually be positive. trade with europe, accounts for less than one percent of us gross domestic product. and many economists agree that the decline in european consumer demand isn't likely to significantly affect us businesses.

the visit is the issue of human rights and the murder of saudi journalist jamal castle g 4 years ago for which u. s. intelligence, as the saudi crown prince is responsible for that. we also discussed political questions, him questions about human rights? are questions about civil rights in and for freedom to express different opinions, argue from lucas got on to hold. these are important issues with different parts of the conversation. here's you react, poor women's rights record is another highly sensitive topic. saudi arabia's trying to appear more modern and organized a meeting with a group of young women for shawls. his next stops the united arab emirates and guitar, where he hopes to secure deliveries of liquefied natural gas is a round up. now, some other news headlines. iran's president has said, the country must deal decisively with protest is after more than a week of unrest. the anti government protests were triggered by the death of 22 euros iranian curd. massa mini in police custody last week. since then in at least 40 people have been killed. nasa officials have cancelled choose days p

the g 7 group, the u. s. japan, canada, germany, france, italy in the u. k. have agreed to kept the price of russian oil shortly after that decision. russia's energy giant announced the indefinite hold to gas flows to europe, through the north stream. one gas pipeline, citing the need for additional repairs, gas prices search more than 35 percent. the euro slid to its lowest in 2 decades as moscow warned that it won't reopen that pipeline until sanctions are lifted. and the e u is planning a cap on russian gas prices to among other proposals to curb soaring energy costs. president vladimir putin as warned the west that it cannot isolate russia. he says that western sanctions against moscow have back fired. and now threatened the whole world, al jazeera, that in bomber reports, a bold move from brussels, but will it work the european commissions, going ahead with a plan for a new price cap on russia? natural gas. we all know that our sanctions, i deeply grinding into the rush economy with a heavy negative impact. but voting is partially buffering through fossi

u. s. war in afghanistan was a mistake, according to the survey conducted by the u. golf poster, and the veterans and citizens initiative and g o majority 57 percent, believe that u. s. political leaders actually lied to justify the invasion while it's a lot more right now. crossing life, the current created calcium retired at u. s. air force lieutenant colonel, joining us here on our team to national a very good evening to you for moscow. thanks so much for joining us there on the program. obviously, soldiers, a patriots soldiers do all that told that they're willing to die for their country, but it's announcement of an awards ceremony has provoked some criticism from some corners are saying that america actually left many, many people behind people who help them during the 2 decade wor, what's your take? well they certainly, they certainly did in my take is that this withdrawal was very poorly planned, very hasty. it was under duress and it was not particularly well done. the, the, the thing that they're proud of this in the united states is proud of is the massiveness of the air list. they compared to other airlines that w

the visit is the issue of human rights and the murder of saudi journalist, jamal castle g. 4 years ago, for which u. s. intelligence says the saudi crown prince is responsible for the policy. i also discuss political questioning questions about human rights. questions about civil rights in the freedom to express different opinions, to fargo from lucas scott. of course, these are important issues, and part of the conversation here came out with the scuse react, poor women's rights record is another highly sensitive topic. saudi arabia's trying to appear more modern and organized a meeting with a group of young women for shoals. his next stops the united arab emirates and guitar, where he hopes to secure deliveries of liquefied natural gas. here's a look now at a few other stories making headlines. his r, iran's president to set the country must quote, deal decisively with protesters after 8 nights of unrest. the anti government protests were triggered by the death of 22 year old or rainy incurred massa mimi in police custody last week. since then, at least 40 people have been killed. investigators in m

as frustration grows, with spiraling costs. natasha butler, i'll g 0, several. the u. s. has pledged more military aid for ukraine. u. s. secretary of defense, lloyd austin, made the announcement while visiting the ramstein air base in germany, where he's been meeting defense ministers. 4 months after our initial contact group meeting, the war is at another key moment. russian forces continue to cruelly bombard ukrainian cities and civilians with missiles and artillery far but ukrainian forces are begun their counter offensive in the south of the country. and they are integrating the capabilities that we all have provided to help themselves to fight and reclaim their sovereign territory. north korea just passed to law, making its nuclear status, irreversible. the law outlines the right of shall yang, to use preventive nuclear strikes, to protect itself and bands, any sharing of nuclear technology with other countries. north korea has already declared itself a nuclear weapons state in the constitution. unicef says 3000000 children in pakistan need immediate humanitarian as

they have the construction of new and n g terminals to import liquefied gas. and the u. s. s. so, so all this political way behind europe's diversified ation strategy. now, in addition to securing more volumes for the next 2 years, the issue really, the pressing issue is to push down prices. now ahead of the next winter, russia and china her the started the week of war games in the sea of japan. the last talk a 2022 exercise involves more than 60 warships and will run until the 7th of september. or the 50000 soldiers from the former soviet nations in india now small go yet nicaragua and syria. also gathering for drills on land while still a head to here and al jazeera, me and mars june to jails of former british ambassador and her husband. and as nasa prepares to launch its most powerful rocket to the moon, saunders space, coast hips, its tourism industry will experience and lift off of its own ah, the journey has begun. the 34 world camp is on its way to catherine group. your travel package today hello will at super tie food has now been downgraded to just to tie food, but it

u. s. u k of the members of the g 7 and other allies saying we're going to use our bargaining power, whether that's in shipping and insurance with secondary sanctions, to bring about a price cap on the global market. now, you've made some important points, and of course russia says it will simply not sell oil to countries who impose a cap on the price of its oil. how do you see this playing out? yes, so we definitely see that russia is ready to limit its own experts, right. like we're seeing with natural gas in your and then playing around with shot off shot on several times. of course, that depends on how many countries are going to be going along with the price gap. if it's a sufficient number, roughly cannot afford to switch off, it's will to everybody. and again, here on the implementation of the price gap, he's going to be really important. we saw today as an announcement that it will be happening in some form. we don't have any details about how exactly is going to going to work. and here, the important thing will be to calibrate that number of the price gap, for example, to take advan

u. s. increases g d p, and overall economic prosperity. anthony mueller, professor in economics at the brazilian federal university of g, p, says that there is a real threat of b industrialization in europe. the skiing, as no smith, not them it all started with nor stream t, which they didn't once open. then there were the problems with norton and one is the grinning crisis. and then there were the sanctions that they have backed us into a corner or so to speak and paralyzed at them. they've prepared the kind of a suicide to put it drastically. absolutely. well, the industrialization is underway. you're not in germany. it is, of course, the case that we see the large companies on the want side, global companies for which it's not too difficult to expand their foreign sites because they already have some bare and they are already represented in the united states. and it is not that difficult for them to transfer more out who done more production to lease or production facility to be, but that is not the heart of the german economy. the hear

now that fed chairman jerome how to spoke with the press saying that u. s. g d p growth has also slowed. now a sense of hint amex recovery and he previously had warned us households and businesses to expect some pain from as a result of the fed raising these interest rates, which he says are unavoidable in order to bring down that soaring inflation. which brings our attention to some people who are feeling that intense cost, fries, and cost of living. the most college students who are not only struggling to get food and pay the bills, pay their rent, but also with stubbornly high college tuition. john cloud le conan's favorite subject is math, but he takes no joy in counting out each dollar of his bi weekly paycheck with the $450.00 i have so like no, i mean so take care of myself and my school materials. what i'm like more all i'm as well cover the room what i'm, i'm in the house. look on an attends montgomery college, a community college in maryland. the 2nd year student is studying biological sciences in the hopes of becoming a doctor for scholarships and 2

good. world number one, e g s one tech wins her 3rd grand slam title at the u. s. o. b choose russia's grip on northeastern ukraine appears to be weakening as ukrainian forces claim rapid gains. president volota, major lensky says around 2000 square kilometers of territory has been retaken since a counter offensive was launched earlier this month. now, russian officials in the harkey region are urging all residents to evacuate. the areas in red had been under moscow's control. but in the last 24 hours, keith has captured a number of settlements. it retaken the city of coupons, kinnear. hark eve and forces are closing in on nearby ism coupons. as important as it lies on russian supply routes to the don boss. ukrainian special forces have released images of their soldiers inside the city. cave says significant gains are also being made in the south. in response to the advance, russia has said its forces are regrouping. but a pro russian separatist leader admits fighting has been difficult. gabriel elizondo has more from keith it's an ambitious ukrainian military offensi

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u. s. and, you know, the u. s. will try to deliver it. there's some problems with the ellen g tankers ships as to how much they can get to them, but they have, they got plenty of oil, oil tankers. so i think some of that, you know, the u. s. will make any promises, but i think that's going to be another source with europe. we'll be able to draw on the middle of winter. we'll have to wait and see how that plays out. professor of economics and politics at saint mary's college of california dot jack rasmus, thanks very much for your thoughts today. how nazi my pleasure. ah, desperate american soldiers on their families should consider using food stamps to help combat soaring prices without the advice from the army itself. while the country is gripped by high inflation on washington continues to split billions on ukraine that inflation effect and everything from gas prices to groceries to rance. some soldiers and their families are finding it harder to get on by the barges. they've sat and used before the financial read in this program, officer nar, both online resources to help s

biologists in the u. s. g s a.of now, there is no way to predict when an earthquake of that strength could strike talk about what's happening here in the bay area by checking again with our meteorologist rosemary oroczo son is finally coming out after a very great start to the day. yes, and that cloud cover widespread gasia entree. we're looking at temperatures well below average for this time of year as we get into the next couple of days, we're going to remain with this pattern. we will be warming things up getting a little bit closer to the weekend. here's a look across the bay towards the west as we take a view there. error of uh, alcatraz, as well as the golden gate temperatures in and around san francisco today in the low sixties. if you're going to the giants game later this evening, make sure to bundle up storm tracker to here. it's fairly quiet when it comes to any rainfall. we're not looking at any wet weather coming our way, unfortunately, but that cloud cover out there. and, they added, humidity is help

are they to the construction of new and n g terminals, or liquefied gas and the u. s, as it was. so all this political way behind a europe's diversified ation strategy. now in addition to securing more volumes for the next 2 years, the issue really the pressing issue is to push down prices. now i had up next winter. libby is national unity. government is unhappy with it, un chiefs at pick to take over as an extra special representative to live with you and executor. general antonio terrace intends to appoint singer lees diplomat or delay by philly to head the un mission in libya. la diplomatic editor james base joins us now live from the you and sir james at the tell us more about this diplomat and why are they been so angry? well, you have to remember that it's now been since november last year that the us hasn't had a permanent head of it's un mission. now the u. n. are dealing with the mediation between the parties in libya since november last year, we were supposed to have an election in libya that failed to happen. things have got more tense and in recent weeks we've seen fr