. >> director of national intelligence avril haines spoke about information sharing and efforts to reform the intel classification system at that an event hosted by the lyndon b. johnson presidential library in austin, texas. are remarks, amid investigations into classified documents found at the homes of former president donald trump, president biden, and former vice president mike pence. [inaudible conversations] >> good evening. i mark updegrove, the director, excuse me, the president and ceo of the lbj foundation. on behalf of the center for national security, the strauss center for international security and law, the public interest declassification center comes intelligence studies project and lbj presidential library i want to welcome you to an evening with the director of national intelligence avril haines. as you know tonight is one of a series of public programs that we host here at the lbj presidential library for friends of the lbj library. please join us on march 2 for an evening with cnn john avalon and chris whipple, author of the best-selling the fight of his life, inside

avril haines joined as a civil servant and over the last two decades has worked in all three branchesacademia, and as a research scholar at columbia university and senior fellow at the johns hopkins university laboratory. avril haines has an amazing background she's done amazing things a front running an independent bookstore to learning how to fly a plane. the most inspirational people i think you will be able to meet you. director of program onset technology, secured in global affairs. try to join each strauss center served as a charmer in isis privacy and civil liberties oversight board, the independent bipartisan federal agency responsible for overseeing counterterrorism programs at the and f cia, department of security, and other federal agencies one sock a little bit about why we are here today. avril haines has expressed her concerns too much information is unless the classifiers classified is too high a level. could undermine our democratic objectives i on the other members share these concerns and we welcome her efforts to reform the classification system. look for to hearing

stephanie haines was in alabama. she has more. >> pastor stephen smith is speechless. on thursday, he was visiting his brother like he does every day. and i got the call that her neighbor was here. so not that i'm a cad, but everything's gone. >> the homeless gone and his brother solomon did not survive, swept away by a storm right where his family has lived for decades. their families. >> everything yes, right here where we stand. make of it. so >> at least 6 more people died in target county community and 2 more in georgia. hundreds of homes were damaged across central alabama, including the historic civil rights city of selma, destruction. there spanned blocks, piles of debris, shattered glass, crumpled sheet metal and uprooted trees. >> and we could delay is shattering the wind blowing that rain come in. and and, you know, we've just collin at collin out column that got an a. >> stephanie walters was at work when the storm hit and the shock has not worn off. we're just walking around like zombies and we've been doing it ever since she rushed home to find 8 windows

thank you for that popsicle haine that for us live in washington. still heads on al jazeera, tens of thousands of opposition. supporters gather in the bangladesh capital with a message for the government. and will tell you why ambulance workers in the u. k. on strike again for 2nd time this winter. ah, california is got yet more rain on the way the pacific is not given up. this time the fix is probably further north than it walden. it's throwing huge amounts of snow into the high ground across in the rockies, which means cold air. the cold air then sinks across the plains states, and as you know, as a result of that usually produce big thunderstorms. this is no exception. thursday, whether be very wet with potential tornadoes, certainly flashlight, they're all right through their higher valley, east of the great lakes as well, leaving cold re behind, but in the sunshine and for california, mostly the north. we've had a huge monster in elaine san francisco, but look to the north of that across the canadian border for rain. during thursday, showers ar

the next atmospheric river is expected to hit sunday evening, and last through monday, patty gl haine al jazeera washington. iran is restricting supply of cheap oil to its ally, syria. it's doubling the price to damascus pays for crude to the market rate. that's more than $70.00 a barrel to iran has also refused new deliveries on credit and asked syria to pay in advance for any new supplies. iran or russia have been the main military backers of the syrian government during the civil war. tens of thousands in the spanish capital have demonstrated against government plants to cut public health funding. protesters in madrid say that the city is favoring private health providers. with the proposed cuts, regional authorities deny the claim and save the strikes and rallies are being organized by opposition. parties in the run up to local elections for months, people across europe needing basic medicines have found them harder to get. the european medicines agency says there's a shortage of 13 drugs commonly needed to treat conditions, including covered 19 and cancer. dominic can reports fro

the next atmospheric river is expected to hit sunday evening, and last through monday, patty gl haine al jazeera washington. ah.

the next atmospheric river is expected to hit sunday evening, and last through monday, patty gl haine al jazeera washington. the us president is urging americans to choose community over chaos. joe biden is the 1st president to deliver a sunday sermon that new martin luther king junior.

joining me, now erica haines, msnbc contributor and editor of large.y. the managing host of roland martin unfiltered, the author of -- how the browning of america's making white people lose their. my these are to migrate friends. glad to have you here. let me start with you, there was some hope of banks's embolden of republicans, fiscal conservatives who like small governments and low minimum wages who maybe once everyone gets over donald trump, the over to the meeting. they'll go back to the sort of conservatism that was fiscal conservatism. that's not where the republican party is going. it's either going to be trump, or this. >> ali, i have to say, the culture wars, particularly around education are not new run to sanchez. they're not new to former president trump. we've seen after reconstruction, and attempt to kind of re-frame the history of this country by the daughters of the confederacy. to really reframe how the south had a role in slavery, and in, or didn't have a role in slavery. this is nothing new for our country. when you have people who

senators yesterday had a briefing with the director of national intelligence avril haines and senators left that meeting frustrated. that was the word that we continued to hear from lawmakers in the aftermath of that meeting yesterday. and they're frustrated because with the instruction of special counsels in the case of biden and trump, they are now not able to get some of the damage assessment and deeper information that they want and need in the afternoon of these revelations. people like senator tom cotton on the republican side threatening to derail the nominating process for several future appointees here until they can get that information, but also on the democratic side, you've got mark warner, the head of the intel committee saying he needs the information of what was in these documents and wants a deeper briefing. it's bipartisan in that they have been asking for these damage assessments on the senate side since the revelations of trump's documents at mar-a-lago became public and, obviously, it has been several months since that revelation, they have not gotten that informat

s. critical haine has more muddy water and debris blanketing much of the state of california. one area getting half the precipitation that usually gets in a year in just 16 days. the reason 8 so called atmospheric rivers in a row since late december. and here we are, by some estimates 20 to 25 trillion gallons of water fallen over the course last 1617 days a stacking of these atmospheric rivers, the likes of which we have not experienced in our lifetimes. atmospheric rivers, or long streams of moisture from the tropics, the cotton, the jet stream, and carry tremendous amounts of water. this is just the latest one flooding caitlin clancys home 3 times since the beginning of the month. and the cleanup was off all . but you know, we cleaned it up and then next thing you now as far as like what 6 days was it. and i know i was letting again. so we are in shock because even though we prepped for it, we didn't prep for it to get as high as it had. and so that was even more mass, mar, destruction. it's impacting much of the state in the mountains dumping $54.00 centimeters of snow in

the next atmospheric river is expected to hit sunday evening, and last through monday, patty gl haine al jazeera washington. china says 60000 people with cobra 19 died in the hospital since it abandoned its strict pandemic policy last month. it's a sharp increase from previously reported figures. katrina, you reports from beijing. almost 60000 people have died from corbet 19 in china in the past 5 weeks. that's according to new data released on saturday. it's a huge increase from previous figures. and health officials say the elderly has been hit the hardest. the allowance really ill patients are mean the elderly people with the old as being 105, the average age 75 and a half and those age 60 and above accounting for 89.6 percent of the cases are, is also common for them. to have a variety of underlying diseases, the world health organization and several countries have accused china of under representing the scale of the outbreak. early last month, the aging abruptly lifted it 0 corvette policy after almost 3 years. hospitals nationwide were overwhelmed and medical staff under enormou

george haines, a publicist for the railroad. and over just five years or so, he cranked out nearly 20 promotional guides touting small places, good vacation destinations. here's the brochure that he created for monson. this was published in 1889 and it was designed lure city people onto railroad cars and the middle of maine to spend their weekend vacation in monson. now how do you that. let's think about it. if you are a railroad publicist in 1889, what do you say? monson or any other isolated rural place to make it seem appealing to city people? i'd like to get your thoughts. what do you think if you're a publicist. in the late 1880s. what do you emphasize about a quiet rural place typically. i mean like they did i would emphasize something that's really unique to the place they're visiting so like the sleet. and also just emphasize that it's beautiful and you connect back to nature and fact that you can get to it easily, which is what they did. the train. excellent good. so they're saying you can get here quickly. you've got a

i think a lot of us were last night when director avril haines said this is something that they were going to invest in. but just to give you a fun fact come so the u.s. government, the last time to try to guesstimate how much we spent on keeping secrets, , the number they camep with was over $18 billion. $18 billion. if that's was its own department be bigger than the department treasury. it's been going up almost exponentially. and then they just gave up. after that information security oversight office said they had no way any longer of estimating how much money you discovered spinning on secrecy. that number includes declassification so they're also estimate what does it cost us to review records when we send to the public? does and we want to guess how that aging brains out how much money to spend on declassification? how much? [inaudible] >> how much? [inaudible] >> oh, no, no. out of that $18 billion how much of it was going for declassification? >> 500,000? >> it was $100 million. so barely half a percent, okay? annex and somebody tells you we have to strike a balance, we hav

this event is about 50 minute. >> let me begin, avril haines with you if i may. american intelligence these days, has a justified reputation for being very good. having very accurately predicted what was going to happen in ukraine in last february. so much so that people in ukraine did not believe it, people in the west and europe did not believe it. what, you continued to press that that was -- but you continued to press that that was what was going to happen and it did. so what is going to happen next? where does it look to you like the war is headed? >> first of all, thanks very much, it's a great honor to be on the stage with all of the participants. i think we should be humble about, honestly, our capacity initially and -- in identifying the threat and for ourselves it took a while to really adjust and absorb that this is a real possibility that putin was considering. as we went out and talk to our colleagues in ukraine and also in europe and around the world, we learned a lot from them and ultimately came to the conclusion that this was real, and continued

. >> haines has not requested to view documents in biden's home.omething their security clearances would allow. members of these committees say the d.o.j. is blocking them because of the special counsel's investigation. >> not only should the house intelligence committee and senate intelligence committee be able to get a damage assessment but be able to see the documents for goodness sake. the idea the executive branch is saying you can't do that and d.o.j. saying you can't see those makes no sense, i think. >> senators including tom cotton expressed frustration they don't have the damage assessment they requested from haines about the trump documents and that was six months ago, dana. >> dana: what's the delay? we don't know. i know we'll find out. thanks. >> president biden: the path forward and we must meet this moment as the united states of america. >> bill: that was on inauguration day and went into the white house talking about unity. taking aim at republicans now for the beginning of a second term. what he has to say about that coming up. >

haines. wanted to know where the war is now and where it's headed. >> the way we would say it's not a stalemate, but a grinding conflict at this stage, where, quite literally, we're talking about hundreds of meters being fought over in the context of the frontlines. but i think from our perspective, both militaries obviously have challenges. it will be extremely important for ukraine to receive essentially military assistance and economic assistance moving forward in order for them to continue to manage what they have been heroically doing, and on the russian side, we see also significant challenges -- ammunitions, supplies, morale, exhaustion, dysfunction in the leadership, and so on, things that are making it more difficult for the russian military, as well. >> president duda, it is striking to me how strong the west has been and other parts of the world, as well, in supporting ukraine. do you think that the response is strong enough, and more importantly, what everybody worries about, will

on capitol hill lawmakers are steamed at the director of national intelligence haines for not telling them more about these documents. in a closed hearing this week. we hear from haines about issues she has with overclassification. >> first we need to continue working on the development of a system that promotes the appropriate classification of information when identified to begin with and minimizes what is classified as an initial matter. secondly, we need to facilitate the downgrading and declassification of information as it ages to promote sharing and disclosure to enhance accountability and trust and to support our work across government as well as with partners and allies. >> nothing on the president's schedule today. we expect to hear from his press secretary early this afternoon. >> dana: kellyanne conway says those are the most interesting words. nothing on the president or vice president's plans on this friday. good to see you. thank you, peter. treasury department smacking down republicans request for information on hunter biden's financial records. the gop calling it a co

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bipartisan displeasure after a classified senate briefing with the director of intelligence avril hainesive about the documents. >> i'm very disappointed with the lack of detail and a timeline on when we're going to get a briefing but it is our responsibility to make sure that we, in its role of the intelligence oversight know if there has been any intelligence compromised. >> some lawmakers have threatened to hold up nominees or take other action if the intelligence community fails to share more information. >> we have a big tool box of things we can do to bring the biden administration to its senses on this. i would point out that the congress is the one that appropriates all the money and controls the purse strings. that is a significant, significant tool in that tool box but it is not the only one. >> cornyn says it is unclear if even the intelligence community has seen the documents in question. sometimes federal agencies are reluctant to get involved when there is a doj probe. that is the case with the special counsel investigating the biden document issue. >> there is limited info

home reporter stephanie haines takes a look at what could someday be housing of the future.ction crews in houston are getting ready to power up a massive 3 d printer. >> it will spend the whole day laying concrete for this 4,000 square foot. 2 story, 3 bedroom home. >> and that the signing of this we not only think about the general floor and, you know, you but we also designed the actual print pass like how departure will print. we're start and we're stops. >> it's a project 2 years in the making by 3 companies. design from hannah perry, 3 d construction and construction engineering company cva. the printer will take 330 hours and it does most of the work you can see the on site. we have currently 5 people. one of the benefits. it's also it takes a lot of the heavy lifting, the labor out of the human. the designers say a concrete home will hold up against hurricanes or other severe weather in texas. they hope they can build more multifamily homes this way. >> a recent study estimates the united states is short about 3.8 million housing units. >> that was stephanie haines re

the heavily ahmed battle tanks are desperately needed to prevent further loss of life. party call haine has moved from washington. a sources line from within the government has told me that we can expect on wednesday at the white house in announcement that the deal has in fact been reached and that the us will be supplying ukraine a one m. abrams tanks very powerful tank. this comes after weeks of the top raph, the pentagon, the secretary of defense, the chairman, joint chiefs and staff, really casting doubt whether or not that this could really help you. crane they said focuses on the upcoming spring offensive. there wouldn't be enough time to get that done. the question out where the germany is going to follow suit by supplying it left to tags to crane. poland formerly made that request on tuesday. dominic kane has more on that part of the story from berlin. the suggestion coming from at least one sol, sir, and in the evening is that i was just being said that the decision has been taken to dispatch a contingent of german tanks. and the government decided to allow other countries to d

it lifted up and actually stood up just like this and then fell back down. >> that was stephanie haines reporting for us, kentucky, mississippi, tennessee, the carolinas and georgia all saw severe weather yesterday. at least one person died in georgia and school is canceled for about 90,000 students. there. a group of major media outlets are demanding access to evidence presented against david de pap the man accused of attacking paul pelosi during the december 14th, preliminary hearing. the san francisco da's office introduced audio and video evidence against a pap which included a 9-1-1 call made by paul pelosi along with portions of bodycam video taken by the 2 police officers who responded to the pelosi's home. >> well, according to the associated press, the da's office refused to release that evidence to the media. now the collection of news organizations which include the new york times, the washington post and the san francisco chronicle have filed a court motion in san francisco, their attorney saying in the motion, quote to the public and press have standing to assert their righ

they can contact me, i'm here at the side and the school that pays the university email addresses d haines, that pay study d u and just a quick search on the internet, you'll be able to find me. thank you for joining us and for that important insight dr. darren hayes, that's all we have for you today. this has been the whistleblowers, i'm john curiosity. we'll get you next time. 2 2 2 2 2 2 ah, november 22nd 2022 outraged orthodox christians confronted ukrainian security service offices looking entrances and exits the keys, oldest monastery, were looking for alleged russian spies among the monks. we mean deal of seeming or perform the reason for the brutal cried down one church. his parishioners said, song, a song about russia. ah me, it's wrong been reason enough to condemn any all the dogs christian attack in prison and even kill them. russia, what i knew, rush up, i need to pick it up when you love store and you, when you start grow our slider venue in your total thought. i shoot you a samuel sample i use from his dog with ah ah, in lieu the joggers archipelago home of the jo, san diego

stephanie haines is on the ground in alabama where many people are still without power tonight and don't have a place to stay. >> pastor stephen smith is speechless. on thursday, he was visiting his brother like he does every day. and i got the call that her neighbor was here. so not that i'm okay, but everything's gone. the homeless gone and his brother solomon did not survive, swept away by a storm right where his family has lived for decades. their families. >> everything yes, right here where we stand. so >> at least 6 more people died in target county community. and 2 more in georgia. hundreds of homes were damaged across central alabama, including the historic civil rights city of selma, destruction. there spanned glocks, piles of debris, shattered glass, crumpled sheet metal and uprooted trees. >> and we could delay is shattering the wind blowing that rain come in. and and, you know, we've just collin at collin that column that got an a. >> stephanie walters was at work when the storm hit and the shock has not worn off. we're just walking around like zombies and we've been doing i

we need to step up our game, gerrell laura richardson haines, the u. s. southern command, responsible for security incorporation in central and south america. it also includes the protection of washington's military assets there. this is not the 1st time that rich richardson has emphasized the streams, its strategic importance of the region. for the us especially, is rich resources. 3 genesis, so rich and resources. it's off the charts, rich. 60 percent of the world's lithium is in the region. you have heavy crude, you have light, sweet crude. you have rare earth elements. there are adversaries, there are taking advantage of this region every single day, right in our neighborhood. and i just look at what happens in this region in terms of security impacts our security, our national security, i in the home land and in the united states. or is it is release is a some of his latin american neighbors have been particularly strange since last year when it refused to invite the needs of cuba, venezuela, and nicaragua, to the summit of the americas, that it w

jeanine israeli army and made a statement saying it was counted, terry small corporation, they are a hain. we members of islamic jihad group or neutralized. they mentioned civilian deaths, claiming they are trying to check this information, but we know that at least one civilian was killed. that was an old lady. she was at that time inside her house in the camp of janine and we have been able to speak to her dual to she was with her mom at the time when it happened. she tried to give her 1st aid, but the woman died. i have to say that it has been very turbulent week here all throughout the west bank. they were shooting in the city of lord with the country's national security minister. eventually go into this scene and that provoked even more tensions. there were clashes also in the city of jericho, around the city of nablus, in the middle of the west bank. and this is this collation that many feared with these rows. new government already called the most far right in the countries history. choosing a very hard line in everything that concerns palestinian affairs, the international communi

lugansk people's republic that eliminates the consequences according to the joint control center , two hain shells were fired at the city tonight, with damage to more than a dozen residential buildings , our special correspondent igor pikhanov visited the place. broken windows and damaged roof alchevsk residents alexander and marina tsaruk clean up the yard broken glass at 3 a.m. next to their house, a haymars rocket hit a family with small children miraculously survived the explosion happened 10 m away. back. it's better immediately ran for children, because the glass began to crumble everywhere, cried less and the elder just quickly covered himself with a blanket. tonight, the ukrainian military attacked two cities of the republic of alchevsk, bryanka, hammer missiles hit the private sector , dozens of houses were damaged during the attacks, people did not suffer a little calmed down, vodka came out, but at first they understood, flashlights began to shine, they realized that the ice was somewhere somewhere flew to us. it's getting a little brighter. we've already seen this funnel. uh, th

and last through monday. paddock all hain al jazeera washington. ah, let's take you through some of the headlines here and al jazeera. now nepal is observing a day of morning after it's was there crash and 3 decades. the plains data recorders have been recovered. 16 i'm of 72 people on board of been confirmed dead. the airlines aircraft went down in pa cora, russia and bell roast have begun. 2 weeks of military ad drills, the battle russian defense minister the describe, the exercises as defensive. some analysts say moscow is pushing mince the, joined the war in ukraine. ali hash him has more from moscow. these drills are also shifting the attention inside ukraine from the borders with russia to the borders with bellows. and this will cause that the ukrainian authorities on the green and government will also move forces towards the north. just to take into consideration that there might be any kind of shift on the, on the front. now, if lays most wanted, matthew boss has been arrested after 30 years on the run. police detained my tale massena denad

while the discussion about leopard battled haines continues, what has already been agreed as the delivery of mazda infantry fighting vehicles. the german army is currently using these white tank is part of nato's very high readiness joint task force. german defense minister christina lumber visited the unit today. she had this to say about the question of leopard battle tanks. each item is good, there's no decision. so we aren't thinking about the question burger oh, we've always been quick and implementing decisions without tillery with ad fennel and now with infantry fighting vehicles have, and that's why the government hasn't yet taken a decision on battle tank as latency and shied on the camp cleanser is a bonus wiki of michigan, and it's my pleasure to welcome johan is our now he's a german parliamentarian for the governing social democrats and a member of the defense committee. he's also a former air force officer. am i am not mistaken. and a veteran of german missions to afghanistan. and molly, welcome to d w. it's such a pleasure having you here with me. you are a veteran. you kno

relatives wants the want, the courts and the justice department to throw out that settlement. magical haines that the department of justice with more on the case. they made a deal to justice apartment 2 years ago under president donald trump, then president donald trump's justice department, in essence, they pay the $2500000000.00 that would go to airlines to the family members. fines to the government in exchange that criminal complaint would be dismissed as long as boeing didn't commit any other crimes in the following 3 years. well, the family members were outraged. they said we weren't consulted on this. so they sued under the victim crimes rights act. and the judge had to decide if they were in fact victims of crimes. he came back and said yes they are. so he said that they could proceed with this arrangement. what he didn't rule on is whether the deal can stay or go. so what we're going to hear is we're to hear the plea deal there. we're going to hear these victims, but it doesn't, we expect from several different countries tell their story. what they're trying to do in this emotional

the charity haine of trust to create nearly a quarter of a 1000000 minds from combo jack. helping to make over 6000 taxes of land safe for farming. in common ring o my $50000.00 tree safin, we planted on degraded lands around men of wow camp which shelters refugees escaping bobbins in nigeria. and after 50 years, the conflict go was able to protect colombia to be could say rain forest, a former gorilla stronghold declaring this rich spite of us area to be a world heritage site. in the midst of all the consequential damages, the environments can easily be overlooked. but if we don't act to protect our natural woes, though, be nothing left to fight for. ah well sidney hit 30, but it's disappointingly cold along the entire coasted new south wales and up towards brisbin as a cold front has gone through the night time temperatures come down and by day you got clyde in onshore breeze. outbreaks of lightest rain in lad. it's warmer and that's producing thunderstorms. this is a forecast the saturday sunday will be similar in those thunderstorms produce and then drift slowly towards the major

the charity haine of trust to create nearly a quarter of a 1000000 minds from combo jack. helping to make over 6000 heck tis of land safe for farming in common ring, almost 50000 tree safin we planted on degraded land around men. oh wow. camp which shelters refugees escaping bonded in nigeria. and after 50 years, a conflict in go was able to protect columbia to beacons, a rain forest, a former gorilla stronghold, declaring this rich spite of us area to be a world heritage site. in the midst of all the consequential damages, the environments can easily be overlooked. but if we don't act to protect our natural woes, though, be nothing left to fight for a $150000000.00 trees disappear every year into the clothing that we all wear from up something to say to find the famous yellow dress bay from blue g law to can saving the wealth, dwindling wetlands, 3 of the worlds global bird migration white intersect, right? where we are basically discovered a treasure child. it is one of the most special wetlands i fries. ecosystems relaxed on al jazeera, ah, with summer thunder stones are growing,

and last through monday, paddle hain al jazeera washington. ah, let's take you through some of the headlines now. recovery crews at the side of a plane crash and a ball of found their crafts. black box recorders a day of morning is being observed of the countries worst air accidents in 3 decades. at least 68 people were killed on sunday. twin prop aircraft belong to yeti airlines, went down about 200 kilometers west of the capitol catman. do. a group of millionaires is joined climate activists calling for higher taxes on the rich demonstrates is gathered ahead of the world economic forum. the swiss town of davis, of sam says, extreme wealth and extreme poverty have increased simultaneously for the 1st time in 25 years. is calling for higher taxes on the rich and russia and batteries have become 2 weeks of air force, military drills. the battle russian defense ministry says the tactical flight exercises of defensive in nature. rock concerns moscow is pushing minutes to join the war in ukraine. ali hash him has more from moscow. these drills are

they are a hain. we members of islamic jihad group were neutralized. they mentioned civilian deaths, claiming they are trying to check this information, but we know that at least one civilian was killed. it was an old lady. she was at that time inside her house in the camp of jeanine. and we have been able to speak to her daughter, she was with her mom at the time when it happened to try to give her 1st aid. but the woman died. i have to say that it has been very turbulent week here. all from the west bank they were shooting in the city of lord with the country's national security minister. eventually go into this scene and that provoked even more tensions. there were clashes also in the city of jericho, around city of nablus, in the middle of the west. bank and this is this collation that many feared with israel's new government, already called the most far right in the country's history, we see that the situation on the ground is get more and more tense and violent. defense and government commentator and mir orange sees the latest attack in jerusalem

i worry that a republican majority heightens the risk of a government shut down at haines, the risk of a debt defaults which could derail the full faith and credit of the united states. and with that, the american economy less dig deeper into this with our washington correspondents whom we saw mas gone to welcome soon me. and so we just had skepticism where from republican congressmen and women and concerns about us tax dollars. so for you cried being wisely spent at our republicans gearing up for a fight on this issue. not that they control the house. i think it's fair to say that some members of the republican party are certainly gearing up for a fight, particularly members of this hard right faction of the republican party. they had me clear from the beginning that they do not support these huge amounts of money. and military aid flowing to ukraine continuously. and i think that was really cast in stark relief when a ukrainian president led to her zalinski, visited washington in december. and we saw him speak on the floor of congress. and a few members of that hard white faction dec

let me thank you for being haines of i think you would agree that our discussions have been very frank and open and wide ranging. and i am pleased to record the progress that was evident on a range of issues relating to the relationship between south africa and the russian federation. we at south africa attached great importance to fostering and deepening our partnership through strengthening our structured bilateral mechanisms. and so it is in this regard that i look forward to co hosting the 17th. i take session during the 1st quarter of this year. i look forward as well to the implementation of our commitments as discussed in our meeting. and to us having a continued closer working relationship am i say when we 1st met and i heard that growl, i didn't think we would become friends. but i believe we're friends, that our goal is to work unrelentingly toward the uplift vent of our respect of nations. and to do so through the instruments of foreign policy that we have at our disposal. i believe our shape goal is to witness a significant and greater increase in economic, social, cultural

throw out the settlement. boeing the go shake of the palm to justice, to void prosecution. article haine has more from the justice department in washington dc. what's happening in the dallas court room is representatives of the boeing company are coming face to face with some of the victims, family members. this is all over a deal that the justice department made with boeing. they said that they would get rid of the one criminal charge of conspiring to defraud the government. basically lined federal aviation administration. in exchange, boy would pay $2500000000.00. that money would go to the airlines to some of the family members and also fines to the government. well, family members took this case to court and they said under the crime victim's rights act, they needed to be notified in the justice department. didn't tell them that the negotiations were happening, that the final deal had been rece. the judge did decide that the families, in fact, needed to be notified. so he ordered this arraignment. what the judge didn't do is throw out the plea agreement so that these family members a

while the discussion about leopard battled haines continues an agreement has been reached to supply ukraine with german made martyr, infantry, white fighting vehicles. these light tanks are deployed outside of you. it is part of nato's very high readiness joint task force. german defense minister christina lamplight has been visiting the nato unit today. she's facing increasing pressure to agree to the livery of the larger leopard tanks to key of berlin says it would only consider such a move in cooperation with its nato allies. so germany's defense minister christine law, blessed paid a visit to german soldiers in eastern germany today dw is chief political correspondent. nina, how's it is there? i asked her if the minister indicated whether germany would allow poland to deliver leopard tanks to ukraine. was she didn't say yes, but she also didn't say no. this is something that, of course, everybody here asked her several times, but ultimately defense minister christina lum place said at that poland hasn't officially asked yet whether it can sent those tanks to ukraine. they are of course,

global challenges that no one country can solve alone, like the climate crisis and the reverse. article haine has more from washington, dc on the new agreements that have been signed. one of the things that the japanese officials say they're going to be doing is they're going to go to an, an inhabited island and they're going to build a training center. they're complete with to run runways from the defense side. what the news they made there is that they're going to sort of change the way you us marines are grouped on the island. they're not going to increase any more in japan because obviously that very controversial with the japanese public. but they're going to be doing these things where they create a basically 2000 man a grouping there. the focus will be on surveillance and being able to launch missiles at ships, we believe that the u. s. has agreed to send more missile more missiles and ammunition that can target ships. we don't yet know if that's going to be us based equipment that is based there or if the japanese are going to buy that. one of the big asks, has been, japan wants to bu

the charity haine of trust to create nearly a coach of a 1000000 minds from cambodia. helping to make over 6000 heck tis of land safe farming. in common ring o my $50000.00 tree safin be planted on degraded land around men of wow camp which shelters refugees escaping violence in nigeria. and after 50 years, the conflict in ago was able to protect columbia to be cafe, rain forest, a full mega ray, the strongholds, declaring this rich spider bass area to be a wild heritage sites in the midst of wool. the consequential damage to the environment can easily be overlooked. but if we don't act to protect on natural low building, nothing left to fight for ah a winter obviously isn't over yet. you may have thought it if you live at the very least and the satellite picture doesn't reveal very much, but it is changing. this breeze it's coming out of the east. i think contains element of the really cool stuff that was stuck ever took managed out for a while, and that's generating cloud and rain. really. nissan sat a sadie down through bahrain, and in see you a, that means a change of the weather

the next atmospheric river is expected to hit sunday evening, and last through monday, patty gl haine al jazeera washington. the us president is urging americans to choose community of chaos. joe biden is the 1st president to deliver a sunday sermon that new martin luther king junior church in atlanta. it delivered a speech to all of the civil rights leader as a service marking his birthday. we need, ah, let's take you through the headlines now. recovery cruise at the side to the airlines crash in the pool of found. the planes, black box recorders the day of morning is being observed out to the countries worst . busy accidents in 3 decades, at least 68 people were killed on sunday. the twin prop croft went down about 200 kilometers west of the capital camp. men do a group of 1000000 as is joined climate activists, calling for higher taxes on the rich demonstrates as gathered ahead of the world economic forum in the swift town of devil's protest is se time for them to get serious about global wealth disparities. and the climate crisis. charity grew bogs . farm says extreme weather and