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and what we saw in geneva is members looking for their own personal interest rather than the interest of the country. it's been a long and challenging road for the un support mission to get this far. building, local and international consensus on libya has been difficult. i ministerial conference in for lynn last month, a firm international consensus on libby at to hold elections in december. but its libyans themselves that have to agree on a framework to do that. and a statement earlier on saturday, the support mission said it encourages pdf members to consult among themselves and pursue a workable compromise and cement what unites them so that election can be held as scheduled. now latrina, algebra, tripoli, the imprisonment of former south african president, jacob's humor has been delayed by the constitutional court, which has agreed to hear his challenge from a joint hunter to support his own party home. okay, he was sentenced to 15 months in prison for failing to appear at a corruption inquiry. soon has our support to overturn the building. thank he can be exposed to cope with a

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and then technologically, we know the u.s., as you will remember in geneva.e have, you know, the means to attack you more, russia. beware. you know, punitively dimming the lights in moscow, as it were. do you attack critical infrastructure in moscow to show this is the price you will pay. that hasn't happened yet to our knowledge. the dangerous is you get into a vicious cycling of escalation. but if this isn't works, that's what the u.s. has to consider. >> kaitlyn, we were all there covering geneva when the president delivered that warning face to face to putin just last month. clearly at least so far, it didn't look like that went very far, did it? >> not very far because these attacks have not stopped. one happened over the july 4th weekend is one of the biggest that we've seen, affecting small companies but a lot of them. of course that really does affect how they do business and how they operate. and, so, i think what the white house is watching here is they're differentiating these attacks. these reservoirs are concerning for the white house because the

and what we saw in geneva is members looking for their own personal interest rather than the interest of the country. it's been a long and challenging road for the us support mission to get this far. building, local and international consensus on libya has been difficult. a ministerial conference in berlin last month, a firm international consensus on libya to hold elections in december. but if libyans themselves that have to agree on a framework to do that and a statement earlier on saturday, the support mission said it encourages pdf members to consult among themselves and pursue a workable compromise and cement what unites them. so that election can be held as scheduled. now latrina, algebra, tripoli, israeli defense officials have confirmed a cargo ship has been attacked in the northern indian ocean. the vessel was on its way from jetta and saudi arabia. to the united arab emirates, it's unclear who was behind the attack. no casualties have been reported in gaza at least one person has been severely injured in and israeli air strike israeli air force. head fighter jets struck a we

and what we saw in geneva is members looking for their own personal interest rather than the interest of the country. it's been a long and challenging road for the un support mission to get this far. building, local and international consensus on libya has been difficult. i ministerial conference in for lynn last month, affirmed international consensus on libby at to hold elections in december. but its libyans themselves that have to agree on a framework to do that. and a statement earlier on saturday, the support mission said it encourages pdf members to consult among themselves and pursue a workable compromise and cement what unites them. so that election can be held as scheduled. now. latrina, algebra, tripoli. yes, president joe biden is spending part of the july 4th holiday weekend encouraging people to get vaccinated. he's been in michigan to highlight the countries progress against cobra. 19 more than half the u. s. population have been vaccinated. the government will not meet his goal if not, can 870 percent by july. the 4th response teams are being deployed across the u. s. a

instead of meeting in geneva, the u. s. south africa and india and lead colds for the suspension of intellectual property rights. rollo, local production of vaccines, the january. the 6th attack in the us capital building was our clear plan to disrupt democracy according to one police officer present that day. he's been one of several officers testifying before a congressional committee, john hand and reports from washington, d. c. the whole truth and nothing but the true in sometimes harrowing testimony for police officers detail the coordinated attack on the u. s. capital, and on them. the washington police officer, michael for knowns, own body camera captured him being pulled into the crowd of donald trump. supporters beaten and shocked with a taser like stay in their body. like it, jimmy, i'm here. and he says the response from republican politicians has been just is hurtful. the indifference shown to my colleagues is disgraceful, but nothing truly, nothing has prepared me to address those elected members of our governm

that paved the way for the summit in geneva. and russia cooperated on opening a humanitarian aid corridor with respect to syria. something that threatened the lives of churn, women, and men in syria who are suffering from the war there. now with respect to ransomware though, i think it remains to e seen if russia will comply. fl we have to say we're going to hold you responsible. and then our actions and response are seen and unseen. that's what you want in an integrated campaign by the u.s. government. >> talk to us about the measures that covert and overt operations that the u.s. can do. you're dealing with nonstate actors widely believed to be at least getting the blessing of the russian government. what is it real us tickly the united states can do. we think of criminal activity of truing to bring people to justice. we simply know that is a really tall order for america to try and, you know, bring nun who is perpetrating these ransomware attacks to face criminal proceedings. >> on the overt open side, two things that the adm

because of their agreement and the discussion in geneva, the u.n. security council will extend access for humanitarian corridors, providing humanitarian assistance to people of syria. that is pivotal and is going to save lives. that is to be commended. at the same time, the president made clear, he underscored the need for president putin to take action to disrupt these ransomware groups. they operate in russia and other countries around the world. we do not have new information suggesting the russian government directed these attacks. we also believe they have a responsibility to take action. as you can see in the readout, the president may clear the united states will take any necessary action to defend its people and critical infrastructure. this is an example of leader to leader diplomacy, something the president feels is vital as he operates in the world. >> there seems to be a lot of confusion. schools are allowing teachers and students vaccinated not to wear masks. why make the recommendation to begin with? we are seeing an increase in the de

stay vigilant professor on flow. director of institute global health at the university in geneva. thank you very much, professor. thank you so much. us president joe biden has visited the community and florida our tar block collapse last week, killing at least 800 people at 145 others are still missing. is message to 1st responders and families of victims was never give up hope. but as the days passed, since the last victim was pulled from the rubble, that hope is starting to run out. as time goes on, hopeless finding survivors beneath well store it's a verbal and surf side, florida fades, still 1st responder. it worked long hours risking their lives under physical and emotional strain. loved ones of the missing russell with holding on to faith while preparing for the worst. us president, joe biden, and 1st lady, dr. joe biden met with survivors who are grieving and looking for answers. they had basic heart wrenching questions. will i be able to recover the body of my son or daughter? my husband. my cause is my mom and dad. how can i have clothes without being able to bury them? i

it was one of the very clear things that joe biden said to vladimir putin in their meeting in geneva. i want to play something earlier that mike mcfaul, who knows a lot about this and, who has been helping on msnbc. >> we're not talking about the russian government. we're talking about criminals, at least to the best of my knowledge so far what is been discuss publicly. and i think that gives us more leverage and more opportunity to be more aggressive about them and to put pressure on russian authorities. the russian police, to say, go arrest these people go after them. we putin is not going to defend criminals in the public tit-for-tat on this. he's going to call them criminals, or at least say he has nothing to do with them. >> jeremy, help make sense of that. what exactly comes of the warning in geneva, the phone call today, and this idea that biden has two opportunities said, he is going to do something. he has sort of suggested that there is outlined that he's prepared to take action on. >> first, i think that by elevating the issue in direct dialogue with president of the russia

he spoke with the human rights council in geneva. the human commission of inquiry report on the protest in gaza has just been made public. and for several hours member states and n g, i was all have the floor that i'm in a good day to show us now the by the long a vessel and level united nations watch mister president. i was a british commander in northern ireland, iraq and afghanistan. and have extensive experience dealing with riot and crowds whipped up by armed terrorists. i have served violent demonstrations on the goals border many times from the front lines. unlike you, mister chairman, and your commission, who have never been that. i accuse this counsel of handing a deliberately biased mandate to the commission intended to defame israel. i accuse this commission of miss representing her master's actions, twisting organized violence into peaceful protest. i accuse this commission of acting as an instrument from terrorism, by falsely accusing israel of crimes against humanity by validating terror tactics and by inciting, killing

presidents biden and putin agreed the talks during their sum summit in geneva last month. about this? >> reporter: this is one of few concrete deliverables that came out of the the summit between the two sides in geneva earlier this year, earlier this summer. now these talks will start happening next week. they are going back to geneva. it will not involve preponderate biden or president putin. lit have the deputy secretary of state, her russian counterpart there as other officials as they are getting the talks urnnder w the talk about arms control and the dialogue going toward between the united states and russia in this space going to look like. it's something the russians have pushed for and they wanted to have coming out of the summit. they pushed for new agreements even though you saw putin and biden sign onto that agreement. they reknew gnued the agreement the first month in office. they agree that more needs to be done in this space. they will be sitting down in geneva starting next week and the question is going to be what is does it look like after this first meet

biden's first threat was delivered in person last month in geneva. but ransomeware attacks continued, stoking republican criticism. >> what do they come away after joe biden threatened putin they hacked more companies in america and what has biden done >> reporter: today for the first time publicly, the president said his response could include a u.s. cyber attack on the servers used by these russian hackers. peter? >> kelly o'donnell kelly, thank you >>> in afghanistan, there is desperation tonight among the thousands of translators who helped the u.s. and want to leave now to escape taliban reprisals. nbc's richard engel is in kabul >> reporter: the taliban today took over two more afghan border crossings, and now claim to control 85% of afghanistan that may be an exaggeration, but not by much. the taliban certainly control or are fighting to control the majority of the country as the afghan army fractures and surrenders left behind are thousands of afghan contractors and translators. the taliban considers them traitors. yesterday president biden h

this call came three weeks after you saw president biden and president putin meet face-to-face in genevampted by another ransomware attack and led to another warning to president putin from president biden. president biden delivering a new warning to russian president vladimir putin tonight. >> the united states expects when ransomware operations are coming from his soil, even though it's not sponsored by the state, we expect them to act. >> reporter: during an hour-long call, biden urged putin to take action to disrupt ransomware groups operating out of russia. >> it went well. i'm optimistic. >> reporter: biden warning the u.s. has the right to respond if the assaults don't stop, a similar message to the one he delivered in geneva. >> i told president putin we need basic rules of the road. >> reporter: the president is under pressure to act after a russian-based cyber gang carried out an attack on a small florida company paralyzing hundreds of businesses. >> we don't have information saying the russian government directed these attacks. >> reporter: the white house not attributing blam

and cold will that ahead of wednesdays . putin, by the summit in geneva, we investigated china, sees the future of mankind and where the western democracy is amid all the more coming up in today's edition of going underground 1st over the weekend, the circle g 7 countries including the u. s. and you came in cornwall for its annual summit that some of accused of repelling and anti russia, and the china agenda. western relations with one of the world's largest economies, china of argument, we shall know point, particularly in the wake of accusations over a week last week and week of genocide. nevertheless, communist china is the only major economy that hit record economic growth in the 1st quarter of this year amidst the current pandemic. joining me now for a special show from shanghai, venture capitalist and political scientist, eric lee, thanks so much eric for coming on. the g stands for a group, but i didn't know whether you think it could stand for globalization. you said before that globalized door globalism, injected globalization is dead, has been dead for a while. was the g 7

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because otherwise, you know that the warm beer would not allow him to go to geneva. it just shows how much biden is a hostage. why your, what would you know? why no, there's no support. and why is this later on in the night is criticized and brand new for entering and said that no need to each was a hostage. try and you all would, you know, he had to go there because you had to save his friends. well, the same story with by them he, i think deep and he saw he's a centers, he's a pregnant, but he has to play by the rules over over increasingly radical ideology. so she can't, she just can't condemn the action or the bridges destroy which out of nothing you know, create that very death situation. black. see ok. let me let me get that to george. take care. i like what i'm going to kinda re, jake, what demon just had to say, because i really liked it a lot. i don't know. joe biden is not an idealogue. okay. he may be locked in a 2nd, but not, not very bright on top of it, but he is hosted use a hostage to idea logs around him. ok, because if you know anything about him, i

so the developments are moving quite sophie this evening. geneva is the regions only democracy, isn't it? what does it mean for the president to sac the prime minister and freeze parliament? now 1st of all, this is not to surprise president guys. i you delayed you through it and do you solve the parliament and do you solve the poly month and also the prime minister sherman machine seen last september. we leave it under political crisis, especially between the government led by a prime minister mission and the parliament and on the other side, parasite, the british and the republic. so i think it's not surprise and weeks ago president, i saw you he, he said in his speech that he have all the constituency on the possibility to solve the department. and he always always repeated that he's the only reference is the constitution. as you know, he has no political party, so he always threatened to dissolve the parliament. but let's say today to all the, it was attended to do it to hear the news because we, we so protesters really had in many cities in attorneys and they called for the fall o

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and so as a result of this latest round of attacks, the us president, as promised in geneva, said he would have this ongoing diplomatic engagement with one of your that's exactly what he did in the message. he told reporters just now that he delivered to by who knew that look, we are going to retaliate if this continues to happen. what you need to do is, even if this is not state sanctioned attack to on the united states businesses, it's happening on your soil. therefore you need to russia take action to make sure this doesn't happen again. so that's essentially the message that joe biden deliver, but i can also tell you, given the fact that we've had this latest run of attacks, we've had the attacks and colonial pipeline that essentially allowed american consumers to not be able to fill their gas tanks for about a week we saw the meat supply industry disrupted after another round of rats were attacked. americans are growing weary of this and they're looking to their us presidents to take tougher action against russia. but what i can tell you the white house press secretary just now

any moves in that direction, they came down very hard on trump and they were already done distance. geneva, we had this report the other day for the f b i g c, h q, and the n s a claiming russia is engaging in massive cyber bullying all over the world. even today we have another report in bloomberg about, you know, russia engaging in ransom where attacks and corporations. this is going to be a daily drum be. now by the, you know, it's hard to know what exactly is going on. and you said, i think that when he blurted out during the space, press conference about where russia is in a very tight spot with china, that it's cumulated by china. i think that disclose. he's thinking that he's going to make sense for us to be friend. russia because chinese, the big the big don't you think from through incidentally, so that's a form of kind of projection that rushes to the types. i think you were saying where and i and we, and this is, it's all self inflicted. we did it for selves. ok. and you and i have been talking about this for years and years and years, and now it's, it's rate in their face real

when the pair met in geneva last month, bite and gave put in the list of 16 critical infrastructure sectors that he said were off limits to cyber attacks. us politicians have been urging biden to do more . well, i mean fast . whereas credits were already coming from historical, even though it's not, not sponsored by mistake, expect them to actually give them enough information to actually do that. and secondly, that we've set up the cases about a regular basis to be able to communicate to one another when it was things something happened, another country back to the home. so it went well and you said, well, there are, yes. ransomware gangs have launched a series of high profile attacks in recent months. an assault on colonial pipeline in the us disrupted almost half of the east coast fuel supply in may. the world's largest meet supplier j b s, had to pay $11000000.00 to resume its american operations last month. and last week, around 500 co op supermarkets were forced to shut in sweden. they were affected by an attack on one of the chains. software suppliers in florida. ransomware attacks w

well trade organizations discussing global demands for a waiver of vaccine. peyton set a meeting in geneva, the u. s. south africa and india have led calls for the suspension of intellectual property rights on several jobs. they say would allow local production of vaccines and end upon damage more quickly. but it's opposed by some wealthy nations including the u. k and the european union. john hall has more from london. i think it will meet a divided audience in the world trade organization among its membership is the general council meeting over the next 2 days. they're going to address it. they're going to look at it. we're going to hear from them either today or tomorrow. is it likely to be endorsed overall by consensus? this is a consensus body after all. probably not at this meeting. i think those are the signs. anyway. there's a lot of opposition. the u. k. germany on the part of the e. u is opposed as well as other rich countries. japan, australia, norway, switzerland. these are countries that believe that if you simply do away with intellectual property rights, you set a very poor

i've stay vigilant professor on flo director of institute global health at the university in geneva. thank you very much. thank you so much. it was going to w news still to come day as well as us oh day correspondent, heads to the area of $51.00 testing ground in the us on the trail of unidentified flying objects. and germany's chancellor, anglo medical heads to london today was likely to be her last official visit to britain. pandemic travel restrictions and post bags relations on the agenda as talks with or johnson. she's also due to meet the queen since becoming chancellor back in 2005, my class outlasted for british prime ministers of a meeting with number 5. we look back at how she's whether the changes. yeah. one moment to visit england. the grounds, the room ready cheering, but not because angle america is coming in state. it's about beating gemini football. but the chancellor has seen all sides of this love hate relationship before. during 16 years in office, medical is dealt with 5 british prime ministers. you know, when she came to pat, tony blair was a number 10 downing st

what exactly comes of the warning in geneva, the phone call today and idea that biden in two opportunities has said he's going to do something. sort of suggested there's a red line he's prepared to take action on. >> yes, first by elevating the issue in direct dialogue with president of the russian federation, our president is making clear this is the highest priority for the united states, to ensure our businesses and private secretary, hospitals and universities and government systems, data and communications, are protected. done a number of overt things, sanctioning those involved, gone after the money that's been stolen, used technology to reach into the digital bitcoin wallets of the ransomware hackers and grab the money back. done a number of overt things. i think biden is also signaling this week as he did in geneva, been engaging in unseen, covert, clandestine activities. i think this is a very consequential pivot this week to focus on the cyberattacks, digital competition between the united states and russia, atop the agenda. >> susan, there are a lot of options that republicans c

i told you in geneva, i'm telling you again, you may not be doing this. your government may not be doing this, but you certainly have a responsibility when it happens in your board. is latimer to make sure that russian cyber criminals are not attacking the united states. now you remember perhaps back in geneva, that job lied and put together a list of 16 critical infrastructure areas that he said cannot be targeted. many people kind of criticize that and said a why did you tell them what was so critical and be really shouldn't anything be off limits. and so that's the argument now that there's been another cyber attack is but job widens, meeting. it seems to have gone to waste has fallen on deaf ears, and they're looking in the united states for tougher action from joe by. that's what the white house press secretary said in the last couple of hours is look joe biden pledge that he would engage with, lead me, or put me diplomatically. that's what this call was about. and the united states will retaliate if necessary at the time in place. of its choosing. a