mr. anthony albanese, his spoken out, but this for the 1st time he's currently traveling in europe. he says he's been briefed and offered federal assistance and i should also note a cargo ship is also stranded off that he felt of coastline that has 21 crew. its lost power and is, is being affected by these weather conditions and the risky is it could be swept ashore. let's take a n, right, who's a senior lecturer and environmental science at western sydney university. he's joining us from sydney itself. welcome to al jazeera, so the area is really always experience some sort of flooding in the early summer, summer months. but how do you explain the frequency and the severity this time around? this is extraordinary. we've had 29 years from 1992 through the 20219 plus and then we've had 3 major floods in 16 months. this is extraordinary, but that's the country. a strategy is we are known as a land of drought and flooding. ryans, and it's just unfortunate, this is happened right on the age of australia's biggest sea city. and you also say that sidney has been expanding on its western b

mrs. elena has already spoken to the american congress, she is on a visit to america for the third day, where she has already held meetings with the secretary of state anthony the first lady of the united states, jill biden, about what mrs. zelenskyi said at the congress, we will ask our own correspondent from the united states, olga koshelenkova, in direct contact with us. congratulations to olya and we are waiting for new details. well, after all the meetings, today we recorded an exclusive interview for the first lady of ukraine, which will be ready for broadcast tomorrow, and she told about her observation that when she flew here, she thought that she will be able to relax here emotionally because it is a peaceful country, a peaceful city, but she says that she is convinced by her own experience that the phrase that being in the funnel of a storm is much easier emotionally than watching it from the side says that she is constantly worried about the children who remained in ukraine , constantly monitors the news and just got off and strappolitaka immediately arrived some not very good news and it leaves its emotional mark and also, of course, because of

mr. price also reminded that this is a warning. secretary of state anthony blinking gave his chinese colleague a bath, and during the meeting of the heads of the foreign policy departments of the g20 member countries, i let me remind you that it took place on july 9 on the indonesian island of bali well, china immediately reacted to this statement by mr. price, the official representative of the ministry of foreign affairs of the heavenly zhaolijian called such threats because it called the threats inadmissible and advised the united states of america to think about their wrong actions, in particular, as he called it, in a situation not in a war . volodymyr zelenskyi regarding the situation in ukraine, during a telephone conversation, the leaders of both countries discussed, in particular, the issue of the export of russian-ukrainian grain, and zelenskyi himself announced this in his post on twitter he also once again called on all partners to join the sanctions against the aggressor in order to prevent the global food crisis that is currently being provoked

mr. vitaly, see after the g20 meeting, the secretary of state of the united states of america, anthony blinkenunced this to himself in twitter then reuters asked about it. he spoke for a long time with the minister of foreign affairs of china in a bathtub and well, he said that the conversation was successful. but after that he said that he still criticized china and said that he tried to pressure china so that china would influence russia and russia stopped the war in ukraine. please tell me in this triangle, the united states of america and russia, who is a friend of whom, now they all use each other, and i would not say that russia is an unequivocal ally or partner of china, i see that china uses russia to weaken the west and gain a favorable position for itself not only in the pacific ocean in the global game, because now i am not giving up, although the collective defense of the united states is intensifying and pointing to the danger from china where the global economy is for its geopolitical interests for the countries of the region talks about the fact that china is strengthening milit

anthony blinking, blinking off his call. my father and said we had an appointment with mr. blink and the next day we went to his office with one specific action. we need the biden administration to take now. launch a thorough, credible, independent, an transparent investigation into shootings, killing that leads to accountability. any family of a u. s. citizen who is killed abroad expects their government to put its resources behind an investigation. this is the very least, the biden administration must do. they cannot rely on israel's word. war criminals cannot investigate their own crimes. to many palestinian families suffer every day as our family is suffering. now. they all deserve to live in safety with their families. they all deserve justice. they all deserve freedom. we made this demand clear to secretary blinking, but he did not make us any promises. he did say that the bite and administration would be more transparent and keep us informed, moving forward, which would be correcting an error that should not have been made in the 1st place . we appreciate that secretary blinked and emphasize his commitment to accountabi

anthony wandered about the white house at night. up in early tonight story 1973. she was presented to mrs. nixon and stood after that at the entrance of the east wing, which is the first lady's wing of the white house on a pedestal for a good decade and then she disappeared they you know, they put her into storage in the white house and i have to give heath credit here. i told her this story in heath decided we needed to find her and then she she located anita mcbride who was first lady laura bush's chief of staff and anita knew how to find a curator to find wherever susan was buried in the basement of the white house. and she's she's now out of there and she's here. she's here. yeah, she came either yesterday or the day before he did. and so thank you for making that pleasure. and i got my own i saw her yesterday you can you can see her. she's installed in the permanent exhibit and and there she is and i was just so delighted to see see her after 50 years, but it was a great symbol. and i think she still is and now she's here on loan, which is great. we're to have her back. should we wrap

mr. oleksandr. good morning. well, let's start with the resolution unanimously approved by the us senate, which calls on secretary of state anthonye russia as a state sponsor of terrorism for his actions in ukraine, as well as in chechnya, georgia and syria, which led to the deaths of countless innocent civilians, when such a decision can be made, oleksandr, in your opinion, who is against and what it changes for ukraine for russia for the world well, here the situation is such that, in principle, it is the competence of the secretary of state, that is, anthony blinkin, to make such a decision, this is the recognition of the country as a sponsor of terrorism - this is such a thermonuclear option because it is actually, well, it very close to the declaration of the country, well, in fact, if it was a declaration of war, let’s say not by military methods, that is, you america can absolutely calmly raid russian property, russian er, russian er, money stored in american banks that is, this is an option from which there is an extremely strong and from which there is no way back, let's say, hmm, a threshold through which it is easy. we

interested in the statement of anthony linkin, in particular, who said that ukraine is not your country, get out of its ports, unlock the grain. what you are doing so, mr. yevgeny, what was the meeting of the g20 about, in your opinion, and the most important thing? well, this was a preparatory summit , so you can imagine that in november, putin will appear in indonesia, and i will remind you that on this the summit is one of the areas that i understand ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyi is invited to. i think that the presence of both vladimir putin and volodymyr zelenskyi in mid-november will depend on the situation at the front, first of all, that is, a ticket for both presidents, yes or not otherwise, our defenders will prescribe it. this is absolutely reality. and what happened to lavrov, well , you know, this is an illustration of the distribution of roles in the russian establishment. putin bullies and replenishes the program, and lavrov is all for it as a diplomat, uh, he forced to bear responsibility and well, he talked with his chinese turkish colleague there, that is, it cannot be said that he just drove the plane to indonesia, no, but

anthony albanis, who was in kyiv yesterday, said that if the kremlin leaders come he receives an unfriendly reception, let's hear what he said about it. if mr. putin wants to come to this meeting, and i am not sure that he will do it. and then he will get the reception that he deserves. not friendly, no, he does not respect the authorities in the world and he does not behave in accordance with the values ​​of this world in 2022, i know from my conversations with the leaders in madrid at the summit there, he and i simply agree with them. by the way, about such a possible reception boris johnson , the prime minister of great britain, also spoke unfriendly, but knowing the psychology of the goon putin, he can just come there to annoy everyone, even if it is not a friendly reception. and what will this mean for international diplomacy if the president of the leading country war against another country, kills civilians , will appear in this 20, this means that he remains in the club of countries that decide the fate of the whole world and who shake hands, if not all , then at least a part of these participants. the leading economies of the world

prime minister anthony albanis, who was in kyiv yesterday, said that if the kremlin leaders come to meet him, he will receive an unfriendly reception, let's hear what he said about it. if mr. putin wants to come to this meeting, i am not sure that he will do it. then he will get the reception he deserves, not friendly. no, he does not respect the authorities in the world and he does not behave in accordance with the values ​​of this world in 2022. i know from my conversations with the leaders in madrid at the summit there, he and i and i simply agree with them. well, by the way , boris johnson, the prime minister of great britain , also spoke about such a possible reception. the reception will be friendly, and what will it mean for international diplomacy if the president of a country that is waging war against another country and killing civilians appears in this 20th, it means that he remains in the club of countries that decide the fate of the whole world and shake his hand if not all, then at least a part of these participants, what is the country of the twenties, it is an expanded composition of the countries of the seven, which includes the leading economies of the

mrs. rodgers: thank you, madam speaker. again so proud that it was pro-life republican women like susan b. anthonyhat led the right to vote over 100 years ago. to correct the record i'd like to ask the chairman both speaker pelosi and majority leader hoyer suggested that there was a legislative hearing. i don't remember any legislative action, chairman. was there any legislative action on this bill? mr. pallone: if the gentlewoman would yield. they weren't suggesting there was a legislative hearing. just that the energy and commerce committee worked to get this bill drafted with ms. manning and her staff. mrs. rodgers: reclaiming my time. diana degette, congresswoman, my colleague on the committee, said we had a hearing. it was an oversight hearing on dobbs. i want to quote because the democrat witness said it confirms the democrats' abortion on demand until birth act, the democrat witness said quote, people find out they need abortions through their pregnancies, yes at any time for any reason. the issue at hand is the democrats' extreme agenda. abortion on demand up until birth. i'm pleased to yi

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mr. caps. and they're going to be available overseas. and then as the laws loosen up and change, you're going to see them start to come back over here to america. [ cheers and applause ] >> anthony traditionally, you know, airplanes and all that. you're kind of old school. why the bus? >> it's just how i was brought up, sleep on the bus, it saves money. it's just more fun that way. i like to have it like more, you know, it's like summer camp. [ laughter ] >> have you ever driven the bus yourself? >> no. i don't operate the vehicle. [ laughter ] >> knowing what you like to do and how you enjoy your time and whatnot with your boys and whoever's on tour with you, how do you keep the smoke from going into the front cab with the bus driver? how do we keep him sober? >> i never even asked. [ laughter ] that's cold. >> anthony: we have mutual friends in common. a friend of mine told me one time you guys were recording at a hotel in pittsburgh. and you were kicked out of the hotel. >> oh, yeah. >> anthony: in pittsburgh. >> yeah. >> anthony: why were you kicked out? and how long were you banned from that hotel? >> so this happened maybe 12 years ago. >> anthony: okay. >> maybe 10 or 12

mrs. rodgers: thank you, madam speaker. again so proud that it was pro-life republican women like susan b. anthonyhat led the right to vote over 100 years ago. to correct the record i'd like to ask the chairman both speaker pelosi and majority leader hoyer suggested that there was a legislative hearing. i don't remember any legislative action, chairman. was there any legislative action on this bill? mr. pallone: if the gentlewoman would yield. they weren't suggesting there was a legislative hearing. just that the energy and commerce committee worked to get this bill drafted with ms. manning and her staff. mrs. rodgers: reclaiming my time. diana degette, congresswoman, my colleague on the committee, said we had a hearing. it was an oversight hearing on dobbs. i want to quote because the democrat witness said it confirms the democrats' abortion on demand until birth act, the democrat witness said quote, people find out they need abortions through their pregnancies, yes at any time for any reason. the issue at hand is the democrats' extreme agenda. abortion on demand up until birth. i'm pleased to yi

anthony mason is talking with former president barack obama and bruce springsteen. a story we consider one of our sunday best. >> mr mean machine. >> reporter: this is a 1960, bruce, right? >> 1960 vet. >> reporter: how old were you when you got this? >> 25. >> reporter: what did this mean to your life with you bought this? >> everything. it was all i got out of my record deal when i was 25 years old was this car, and i got a piano. >> we're going to try this out. where is the key? come on, bruce. i will confess the secret service, normally i'm good about alerting them, but -- >> reporter: you just took off? >> i took off. in the rear view mirror i see some of my agents running behind. it is time for us to go. >> reporter: a rock star and former president hitting the road. if it looks luke a buddy movie, well, it kind of has become one. this friendship started in 2008. >> you know, bruce springsteen decidedop o au t run president. ♪ comenhe horizon ♪ tim that >> i'm the president, he's the boss. >> reporter: in 1969, i was a 19-year-old kid playing in a bar in asbury park the night they landed on the moon. in 2020,

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mrs. rodgers: thank you, madam speaker. again so proud that it was pro-life republican women like susan b. anthonyhat led the right to vote over 100 years ago. to correct the record i'd like to ask the chairman both speaker pelosi and majority leader hoyer suggested that there was a legislative hearing. i don't remember any legislative action, chairman. was there any legislative action on this bill? mr. pallone: if the gentlewoman would yield. they weren't suggesting there was a legislative hearing. just that the energy and commerce committee worked to get this bill drafted with ms. manning and her staff. mrs. rodgers: reclaiming my time. diana degette, congresswoman, my colleague on the committee, said we had a hearing. it was an oversight hearing on dobbs. i want to quote because the democrat witness said it confirms the democrats' abortion on demand until birth act, the democrat witness said quote, people find out they need abortions through their pregnancies, yes at any time for any reason. the issue at hand is the democrats' extreme agenda. abortion on demand up until birth. i'm pleased to yi