not all roads in the middle kingdom are open to owners of american cars.firming a special relationship. these days discussing chinese social networks, the user noticed that during the visit of the head prc to the country's southwest tesla drivers without being seen. causes were stopped on the road and turned in the opposite direction. as it turned out, it's all about espionage. and why electric cars were under suspicion will explain in one correspondence course? you are not invited to drive from here a video that is now being actively discussed on social networks, chinese policemen pull out tesla electric cars in the stream and turn them around. there is no move, ahead of the event with the participation of xi jinping and spies. they don’t want to see a blow to reputation there, an american company received at the wrong time in the spring, sales of electric cars masks in the middle kingdom collapsed by 98%, and in april from the market. even more than 100,000 cars assembled in shanghai had to be recalled due to electronic problems. the gigantic shanghai fa

just look back to the middle kingdom syndrome and you look back in history when outsiders including the united states reviewed as quote barbarians unquote. so historically china with its immense pride and it's cultural background and it's enormous history of conflict internal and external has been fairly independent in setting its course. i have had the feeling that china wants to be a more acceptable acceptable in the family of nation and i think any observer would agree that indeed until very recent events. they'd moved in that direction. so what i would like to do is encourage them to move further in that direction by recognizing the rights of these young people and by by rebuking any use of force, yeah president more than most americans understanding chinese. how do you account for the excessive violence of this response once the army decided to act that they would drive armored personal carriers into walls of people, how can you explain that? i really can't it is very hard to explain because there was that restraint that was properly being showed for a while on the part of the mili

the former vice-governor, kurganskoy vladislav kuznetsov varvara nevskaya not all roads in the middle kingdom are open to owners of american cars footage confirming the special relationship these days are discussing chinese social networks, users noticed that during the visit of the head of china to the southwest of the country, drivers. tesla without visible. causes were stopped on the road and turned in the opposite direction. and why so let's figure it out together with vadim zavodchenkov vadim greetings so what exactly is there to be afraid of? good evening. alexei is a bit of a good deal of espionage. you are not invited to drive a video from here, which is now being actively discussed on social networks, chinese policemen pull out tesla electric cars in the stream and turn around. go. no, ahead of the event involving xi jinping and spies. they don’t want to see a blow to their reputation there, the american company received at the wrong time in the spring, sales of electric cars in china collapsed by 98. percent, and in april, more than 100,000 cars assembled in shanghai had to be withd

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and before that, the zoologists of the zoo were trained in the middle kingdom and aviaries.ions from foreign colleagues. we had four commissions with e, with chinese specialists, literally every corner. everything is done under their control, great emphasis on air humidity. she is within our reach. 60-70%, and it is imperative to create a low temperature. many people think for some reason that pandas love fat content. in fact, no, for them 25 ° is already a critical temperature in the natural environment, and bamboo bears live. mostly in the provinces. sichuan. they even go to the mountains for the summer. altitude up to 4,000 m, where it is cooler, but in general, pandas are not very active animals; their diet consists of 99% bamboo, plant food is very low-calorie energy from it is not enough so that the animals wear off unnecessary and sudden movements don't do, just like sloths. they came to this very relaxed pace. well, because there are no enemies, food, you need a lot of food and it's limited, so they don't rush the pandas. they even breed slowly. this is one of the re

we have become the main supplier of energy for the middle kingdom.that he was ready to resume contact with denpin. they haven't talked for a long time the last time. uh, they were on videoconference. eh, if my memory serves me right. that march, this year, there were no contacts for 3 months. and suddenly biden. he said i'm ready er to talk, in addition, the united states began to talk about the possibility and mitigation of those sanctions that were imposed on chinese goods. eh, duties on e. uh, the transport of chinese goods to the united states of america, that is, some steps towards china. apparently, the administration is now ready to make clearly not out of good intentions, obviously trying to be in the wedge in relations between our countries. here, how far do you think nikolayevich is, the united states is ready to take the path of softening its relations. i think it just seems that the united states wants to make some steps and i think it's just an attempt to make a good minute in a bad game. and what they say about easing tariffs. yes, uh,

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. >>> right now the united kingdom is in the middle of a massive celebration of queen elizabeth's 70-shortage of pomp to match the circumstance. it is tempered some by concerns over her health, and the occasional political protest. max foster has more. >> reporter: the bells toll for the queen as guests arrive at st. paul's cathedral in london for the thanksgiving service, including former pms, the mayor of london, and ministers. prime minister boris johnson also in attendance, receiving boos from the crowd. but perhaps the most notorious guests were prince harry and meghan. welcomed with cheers in what was their first public appearance as a couple at a royal event in two years since a very public break from royal life. the duke and duchess of cambridge made their way to the cathedral next, closely followed by the duchess of cornwall and prince charles. he was there to represent the queen in the celebration after the monarch felt discomfort as the queen walks from windsor castle, charles took her seat, one that he's ordained to one day take himself as king. even in her absence, the qu

i see the legs close by scottish latest leave the united kingdom as soon as next year. ah. hello there for the middle east and levant. it is a largely hot and dry picture, except for further north in turkey where we're seeing some really wet and windy weather. the rain causing some severe flash flooding in north western areas of the country. now that rain is expected to fall through the mid week and if we have to look what that does to the temperature in ankara, well, we're well below the average for june, but there will be some relief coming in on saturday with sunny spells the temperature picking up and temperatures are on the up for much of iraq as well as to 8 am western areas of iran. it's further south where they're sitting, where we expect them to be, though it is a very dry and dusty picture. it's only in the very west of yemen that were seen some showers and those feed into the horn of africa and showers here, bringing some welcome relief, but not alleviating the drought conditions for the weather weather. we have to look to that central band of africa. we've got some heavy 4th to come from

sdprt real hope for the pooid administration is when they make that visit to the kingdom in the middlejuly that the saudis and emirateis go beyond what they are planning, we do not have a lot of additional opec oil out there. we had president macron doing his hot mic saying opec is out we think they could add an additional million barrels, but, again, we're facing the prospect of losing significant quantities when the european sanctions kick in, in january we have libya disrupting so there's simply not a lot of additional opec oil out there. >> what does the ban on russian oil do later on, and how do the price caps work in what kind of shortage are we looking at how many barrels are going to be taken off the market >> this is the most important question for the market going forward. we've already lost problem lay million, million and a half barrels of russian oil because of self-sanctioning, companies saying "we can't touch this. but when you think of what happens on swraurn 1, europe, the largest market for russian oil, is out. russia will not be able to ship oil to germany through pi

equipment from the middle east, from the states >> reporter: ukrainians are waiting for the multibillion-dollar american package of aid and arms the united states and the united kingdom have already promised to supply rockets that can fire up to 50 miles. president putin dismissed those weapons as inconsequential, but said if the west supplies longer range weapons that threaten russia, he would escalate perhaps to prove a point, russia bombed kyiv for the first time in weeks. this missile shown flying low believed to be part of the attack. russia claims it destroyed western weapons. ukraine believed russia was mainly sending a message. the emerging battle front seems to be the black sea. the united states and nato allies are working on a plan to escort ukrainian ships carrying grain passed a russian naval blockade, potentially risking confrontation. turkish and russian officials are due to meet about it this week tom? >> the potential next front in this war. all right. richard, we thank you for that >>> in 60 seconds, the new severe weather threat we'll show you who is in the danger zone and a big change on the way from apple it involves texting. what you will now be

dismissed the rule of law and fundamental rights, according to the middle east director of human rights watch the number of executions in mbs' kingdom on a saturday afternoon, they executed 81 men. seven of them yemenis for holding what the kingdom called deviant beliefs. in 2019 mbs's security forces admitted they beheaded 37 saudis, most of them minority shiites. afterwards, crucified one. the headless corpse of another man who the kingdom described as a sunni extremist placed on a spike and publicly displayed as a warning to others. and of course jamal khashoggi. four years ago mbs approved the operation that ended in the death of the journalist and vocal critic of the royal family and mbs. u.s. intelligence confirmed it in a report released last year "the washington post" columnist entered the saudi arabian embassy in istanbul, turkey, and never came out turkish officials said a team of 15 saudi agents arrived from saudi arabia on two private jets they went to the consulate three days before khashoggi and disabled security cameras. istanbul's chief prosecutor said khashoggi was suffocated almost as soon as he entered the consula

is like an impeachment but is as close as we get here in the united kingdom, so basically to out of the prime minister in the middlegeneral election, it will be january 2025. and still quite a lot of room to run. and what has happened, you may remember, there is a huge investigation into policies, and parties at downing street, and the government met with prime ministers, during the peak of the lockdowns, this report was publicly released last week, and much condemnation of the public anger, and basically showing a culture of drinking and partying during the height of the lockdown many calling for the mp to resign and he is not going to and a no confidence measure, a crisis in the u.k., where a certain amount of mps, politicians, they have chosen to publicize their letters on twitter basically eviscerating the prime minister and talk welcome the party atmosphere on downing street. and if 180 mps, the conservatives plus one. they vote no confidence no boris johnson he will stand down tonight and we will have a new prime minister when we wake up tomorrow morning and it is high drama. and you got to ask yourself about

middle east with include saudi arabia. after all, he's looking to reset the relationship at a time when he needs help from the oil, mich kingdom, to alleviate high petrol prices, the white house correspondents, kimberly hawk. it reports. it's a reversal of his pledge he made before becoming president to isolate the kingdom of saudi arabia. we run in fact make them pay the price and make them in fact, the pariah that they are. but now after weeks of speculation, the white house confirms us president joe biden will make a trip next month to saudi arabia to sit down with its leaders. officially biden's trip is to improve us saudi relations. but the president is under pressure to convince gulf leaders to pump more oil to help bring down spiking us gas prices. given saudi arabia's poor human rights record. the president is being criticized by members of his own democratic party for ignoring human rights in favor of economics. this is someone who butchered on american resident a cut him up into pieces in the most terrible and premeditated way until a saudi arabian mixer, a radical change in terms of human rights. i wouldn't want any

kingdom to pump more oil. critics want to see that happen here in the u.s., not the middle east.nt biden once called saudi arabia a pariah. accusing the crown prince of ordering the murder of a prince. >> he is expected to go in july. >> reporting from the white house with the very latest. thank you so much. joining us now as a senior advisor to the president, jean sperling. welcome back. good to be with you. >> thank you, john. painting a pretty rosy picture of the state of the economy, but other see storm clouds on the horizon, one of them being jamie diamond the ceo of jpmorgan chase who says that there is a hurricane moving. we just do not know if it is a minor one or super storm sandy. you better brace yourself. is she right? >> i would be more reassuring than that statement for a few reasons. number one, one of the things we have seen is resilience to this recovery. you know, john, i have reporters calling me when delta hit, when omicron hit, will that derail the recovery? ufc and resilience. i think that that has to do with a lot of the strength of the american recovery ac

middle east? >> saudi and russia are definitely working together. you have sergei lavrov in riyadh today which speaks volumes about where the kingdom and russia view itselationship. if this is true and the plus part of opec-plus starts to diminish, i'm not sure so much of this is the saudi trying to make sure they are falling in line to what the united states and other consumers wanted to step other say how can you have this partnership with russia? if they don't have the oil and cannot export it and reach their production limit him a what does the new deal become? it's inevitable they will have to step in. jonathan: thank you down in d.c. a big turnaround in the oil market yesterday. crude is $119 .90 eight cents. tom: it's very volatile and you follow it technically and the rest of it as well but i would look at the blended indices. i think you mentioned copper yesterday. i'm watching copper more than anything. jonathan: i give you credit bringing of china time and time again. tom: this is a huge deal as shanghai comes out of lockdown. we learned from leland miller that is one big mystery. nobody really knows and i think people understand i'm a paci

kingdom. they'll be available to poor and middle-class families and not just the wealthy. final lay, my bill would allow w.i.c. program recipients to buy whatever brand of formula is available with w.i.c. vouchers. my bill will allow these parents to buy from available stock and feed their children and guarantees greater flexibility. the existing formula crisis has been ex- acerbate by the fact that the w.i.c. beneficiaries are given avoucher. they of course that voucher limits then to procuring only that brand of formula specified on the voucher itself which in many instances might be out of stock. this would eliminate that problem. madam president, keeping american infants fed should be one of the least controversial proposals imaginable, especially because this is something that can be done easily. we can bring about almost immediately relief to these parents and to their babies by not causings the problem anymore or at least waiting a few months before causing this problem again. in the meantime, the hope and the expectation is that the american formula industry can re

essentially a border down the middle of the irish sea, which has a anger's eunice and others in northern ireland. the want, the province to be seamlessly part of the rest of the united kingdom. well, a tentative agreement was signed, but now the british government has decided to unilaterally pull out of that and come up with its own rules and regulations as to what should happen. and that has angered the european union. this launched a 3 fold legal challenge. the 1st says the britain has failed to introduce checks of goods going to northern ireland from great britain, has failed to share trade data with the european union and has also failed to introduce inspection post. the concern is that this could indeed escalate birthday to the european court of justice where britain may end up facing a fine or potentially into a deep and darkening trade. war with the european union pulling all sorts of believers to punish britain for breaking the rules. still ahead on al jazeera, why thousands of people are processing in the eastern democratic republic of congo, an anti one. the sentiment is growing plus treacherous conditions. close the yellowstone park climate change melting glasses

reporter: it's the final stop on a middle east tour the white house just announced it's not only about oil though it's hard to overstate the importance the oil rich kingdom states in setting global crisis. they have begun shifting its rhetoric calling it a strategic partner after calling it a pariah state. >> and after mbs killed jamal ka showing gi. >>> the january 6th committee has postponed the public hearing scheduled for tomorrow morning that hearing was set to focus on former president trump's failed plan to replace his acting attorney general jeffrey rosen with a justice department lawyer who was more supportive of his election lies. the committee blaming the postponement on technical issues and the overwhelming demand on its staff to edit videos for the hearings that's what they told us thursday's hearing is still a go the committee's vice chair, liz cheney, says it will focus on former president trump's pressure campaign on vice president pence as he pushed him to block the certification of biden's victory on january 6th >>> evacuation efforts still underway after historic flooding ripped apart roads and destroyed bridges in the yellowstone regi

kingdom to pump more oil. critics want to see that hn here in the u.s., not the middle east.esidential candidate, he once called saudi arabia "a pariah." the state department cia accused saudi own prince of ordering the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. the president will not be going to saudi arabia this month as originally reported. he's expected to go in july. jo >> john: lucas thomason reporting from the white house with the very latest i'm 1600 pennsylvania. lucas, thank you so much. joining us now is a senior advisor to the president, gene sper, welcome back to "fox news sunday," good to be with you. >> gene: thank you, john. >> john: the white house on the president will come over the next month, paint a pretty rosy picture over the state of the economy but others see storm clouds on the horizon, one of them being jamie dimon, e ceo of jpmorgan chase, who says that there is a hurricane looming. here's how he put it. "we just don't know if it's a minor one or super storm sandy, you better brace yourself." is he right? >> gene: you know, i would be more reassur

middle eastern friends than saudi arabia. we have to get these relationships right. they matter for american trade and security. >> todd: pompeo highlighting that attempts to alienate saudi arabia are likely to push the kingdom the united states from a key ally. the widow of a 9/11 victim is teeing off on phil mickelson after the golf star expressed sympathy. here's what mickelson said over his decision to join the saudi arabia-backed golf series. >> to everyone that lost loved ones, lost friends in 9/11 that i have deep, deep empathy for them. i can't emphasize that enough. i have the deepest of sympathy and empathy for them. >> todd: telling the "new york post," yote, he's aware that he's sports washing and he's trying to evade that, but he's involved in it. they also called the golf star's remarks disappointing. >> carley: american express is being called out for racially divisive policies and our next guest says corporate wokeness cost him his job there. he is that former american express employee and he joins me now. nick, good morning. you know, you have an interesting story because you worked at american express for eight years and when you were let go, you turned down a six-figure settlement so you c

is being hosted by the saudi kingdom that will allow him a chance at one time one place to meet with a whole range of heads of state from the persian gulf, from the middlet. the president as you has decades of experience in foreign policy. and i trust is a firm hand, his leadership in this moment to pray we do need to improve the supply of oil and gas to our western european partners in order to help sustain their support for ukraine's fierce resistance against russia's invasion. and i do expect the president will be addressing both the human rights record of the leadership of saudi arabia and our shared security's concerns were concerns about around the our concerns about the war in yemen oil and gas supply, i think this is another moment where the president may well make significant steps forward in terms of supporting the security of our vital partner israel in the region and of addressing the real threat to security posed by ironic and iran's nuclear programs. i am optimistic this will be another productive step forward on the world stage by one of america's most seasoned foreign policy leaders president biden. bret: thank you, senator kunz always n

a border down the middle of the irish sea, which has the anger's unionists and others in northern ireland. the want, the province to be seamlessly pass of the rest of the united kingdom. well, a tentative agreement was signed, but now the british government is decided to unilaterally pull out of that and come up with its own rules and regulations as to what should happen. and that as angered the european union. this launched the 3 fold legal challenge on the basis the britain is not fulfilling its international legal obligations to that steel. the 1st says the britain has frales to introduce checks of goods, going to northern ireland from great britain as failed to share tre data with the european union, and has also failed to introduce inspection, post some things i some fish and other goods going from great britain to northern ireland, the concern is that this could indeed escalate birthday to the european court of justice where britain may end up facing a fine or potentially into a deep and darkening trade. war with the european union pulling all sorts of believers to punish britain for breaking the rules. thank you for that. me bulk of that for us in london. let'

middle east trip next month will include visits to israel as well as the west bank. >> the controversy surrounds what biden said as a candidate, he vowed it punish the kingdom and make the saudi crown prince a pariah for the assassination of journalist jamal khashoggi. arlette saenz live at the white house with this official announcement, arlette. what are they saying? >> reporter: well, john, those comments from president biden appear to be in the rear view mirror as he is now preparing to travel to saudi arabia next month. the white house saying this will be part of a broader trip to the middle east, spanning from july 13th to july 16th, starting with those stops in israel and the palestinian west bank. the president will then travel on to saudi arabia, where he will attend the summit of the gulf cooperation council and he is expected to engage in some way with saudi's crown prince mohammed bin salman, a little over a year ago, an intelligence report showed -- ordered that operation that killed "the washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi. so far, biden has been engaging with the crown prince's father. in a statement today, white house press secretary karine je

middle east, specifically to israel and saudi arabia, in july. we're also learning his visit will include a meeting with the saudi crown prince, mohammed bin salman. remember, president biden had previously called the kingdom a pariah for its role in the killing of "washington post" journalist jamal khashoggi. that was before he became president. we'll have much more on that in a moment. >>> plus, the january 6th committee is postponing now a hearing that was scheduled for tomorrow. a member of the committee saying this was due to technical issues. we'll be live on capitol hill with much more on the hearings. that's just ahead. >>> let's begin, though, this hour with cnn white house correspondent john harwood, traveling with the president in philadelphia. always great to have you. president biden will talk about the economy next hour. he's been doing that a lot more increasingly. i just wonder if the message this morning will be different. >> reporter: i think it'll be slight ly different. we'll hear, as usual, the president say that doing something about inflation ispri. that's, to a small extent, for his administration, to a greater extent for the federal reserve. i think he's also going to use this appe

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