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ahead of mr biden�*s trip, the white house said that, as of sunday, more than 1,000 federal workers arencludes more than a50 search and rescue personnel. and the biden administration has approved $8.2 million to almost 3,000 households. 850 people are still missing — a decline from the more than 2,000 reported missing immediately after the fires. authorities say many were found safe. but they also warned that numbers are expected to fluctuate. meanwhile, clean—up is under way in the southwest of the us as the remnants of tropical storm hilary are making their way north. it's now a post—tropical cyclone. these are some of the latest pictures, coming from cathedral city, just outside of palm springs. torrential rain has covered much of this area in mud. many cars have been abandoned on the roads, but not all. here you see at least two people still in an rv, calling for help on the outskirts of the city. in los angeles, a record was broken for the most rain ever on an august day. california's governor gavin newsom has declared a state of emergency. cooler weather is helping canadian offici

it happened, mr. biden needed it the release of these prisoners mr. n in the region is very important to me . do you know that this agreement is limited to the issue of the release of prisoners on both sides and the release of iran's resources ? mr. baid's government officials said a sentence that has been the subject of a lot of discussion in the past few years, and speculations have arisen in the world's major media. and we hope that we can negotiate all this shows that a part of the analysts who believe that this agreement is actually a prelude to other developments may be true somewhere in tehran and washington, in fact, it seems that the destruction of reaching an agreement is an open way. qatar is trying to continue the nuclear negotiations, but now i hope a way has been opened. thank you. zionist soldiers to token camp in the west bank, a palestinian youth was killed by a gunshot wound. during this attack, the palestinian resistance fighters targeted the invaders with heavy shelling and hand grenades, which led to their arab occupation. in this

mr. bidenously i am concerned. i think the jobs that are being displaced and be replaced with new jobs and they should go to the uaw members, and the salary should be commensurate. >> have you seen the mugshot yet? mr. biden: i did see it on television. >> what did you think? mr. biden: handsome guy. >> what brought down the airplane of prigozhin? mr. biden: i'm not at liberty to speak to that but you and i talked about it as you know. i surprised by what happened. i don't have anything to say about that. >> can you say anything about [inaudible] ? mr. biden: i signed up this morning on a proposal to present to the congress a request for additional funding for new vaccines that are necessary and work. tentatively, it is recommended that everybody get it matter whether they got it before. host: once again, we want to know what you think is the top story of the week and what did you think about the story? let's go back to the phone lines and talk about sandy from columbus ohio on the democrat lin

mr biden is not an authoritarian, mrtrump is. otect himself and his family. hunter biden is not the president, it's an absurd distraction from the real focus which should be on the clear and present danger that donald trump has posed to american democracy for the past eight years. democracy for the past eight ears. ~ ., ., years. another thing that david was telling _ years. another thing that david was telling asked, _ years. another thing that david was telling asked, that - years. another thing that david was telling asked, that experts j was telling asked, that experts are studying at the moment, is whether mr trump could pardon himself if he was convicted and if he is re—elected. now he is facing three indictments at the moment, possibly another one around the corner. what is your view in terms of him being able to pardon himself?— to pardon himself? well, david's right, _ to pardon himself? well, david's right, it's - to pardon himself? well, david's right, it's not - to pardon himself? well, david's right, it's not a i davi

ahead of mr biden�*s trip the white house said that, as of sunday, more than 1,000 federal workers areat includes more than a50 search and rescue personnel. and the biden administration has approved $8.2 million to almost 3,000 households. 850 people are still missing, as tuesday marks two weeks since the worst of the wildfires hit the island. cooler weather is helping canadian fire fighters as they battle more than 300 active wildfires burning in the province of british columbia, and the northwest territories. tens of thousands of people have been ordered to evacuate and a state of emergency remains in force. however, more help is coming, soldiers are being deployed to battle some blazes. the clean—up is under way in the southwest of the us as what's left of tropical storm hilary makes its way into nevada. these are some of the latest pictures, coming from cathedral city, just outside of palm springs. the torrential rain has led to much of this area being covered in mud. many cars have been abandoned on the roads — but not all. here's at least two people stuck in an rv, calling for he

after spending some time meeting first responders, mr. biden spoke about the disaster he called the devastation overwhelming and told the people of maui the american people will stand with them as they rebuild for as long as it takes the president also defended his administration's response to the tragedy. some have criticized the president for what they believe was a slow response. it's where we begin tonight with nbc's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: the president's arrival in maui is his first up-close look at the devastation. on historic front street near the famed banyan tree and where search teams have scoured the debris field for the missing the heartbreak is still raw. >> the country grieves with you, stands with you and will do everything possible to help you recover, rebuild and respect culture and traditions >> reporter: the official death toll here stands at 114, but today we learned 850 are still missing, according to the mayor of maui county keyiro fuentes would have turned 15 yesterday. his family says his body was discovered wrapp

as mr. biden also spends time with first responders, new harrowing video of what they faced is still surfacing. maui firefighter aaron griffith shot this video. he says 17 of the 18 firefighters who lived in lahaina lost their homes. >> it was literally like walk tlug what you'd imagine hell to be. >> reporter: expected to spend hours on the ground, the president's visit was not welcomed by all. >> we made it happen on our own. >> reporter: some have criticized fema's response, including the initial $700 critical need payments intended to cover immediate necessities like food, water and clothi.ng >> it's a huge slap in the face. >> reporter: but the federal government says they're bringing in more resources, approving more than $8 million in relief to victims so far, as so many others demand accountability. >> do i wish those sirens went off? of course i do. >> reporter: state emergency management officials now also say they reminded maui emergency managers the sirens could be activated before the

that mr. bidenself was prepared to concede, admit and state facts that would be in that report that could sustain that which he was willing to take responsibility for. so bring on the report because the report, if it is done based on the facts of five years of investigation will show the world that all these other crazy charges have no merit and that which should have occurred on july 26th was the only conclusion that represented again i'm sorry to keep saying it the real facts and the real loss. >> we know you have a noon deadline to respond. we will see what that response is. thank you for your time tonight. >> i'm glad to be able to be here. >> we will have more with the central player in this investigation. ld. and if you're 60 or older... ...you may be at increased risk of hospitalization... [coughing] ...from this highly... ...contagious virus. not all dangers come with warning labels. talk to your pharmacist or doctor... ...about getting vaccinated against rsv today. gives you access to every

but mr biden appeared to be visibly moved by the scale of the tragedy, and promised long—term supportilding for the long term, and doing it together to help get us back on our feet, to rebuild the way we want to rebuild — by making sure your voices are heard. by respecting your traditions. by understanding the deep history and meaning of this sacred ground and establishing your community — not to change it, its character, but to re—establish it. the president was speaking near a historic banyan tree, which was damaged but survived the fires. today it's burned, but it's still standing. the tree survived for a reason. i believe it's a powerful — a very powerful symbol of what we can and will do to get through this crisis. and for this, for as long as it takes, we're going to be with you — the whole country will be with you. this was a visit for hugs, empathy, and a promise not to forget. but for this island, there's a long road to recovery ahead. the hawaiian authorities have said it could be months, even years before the remains of all the victims are identified, and 850 people are sti

weiss demanded this mr. bidening tax offenses, from 30 thousand foot view, this could look like mr. weiss was so busted. then had to change his tune. >> this reminds me of someone who examines you and sees a baby, and saysure not breatpregnant, maybe if you have morning sickness and you feel something kicking maybe you should get a different doctor, if david weiss took 5 years on this case he had a deep look into hunter biden a financial cavity, if he was willing to say there is nothing to see, move along, maybe we should have a different special counsel. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i mean look, bottom line, charlie and so diddy can be fekennedy did it. intention is doj trying to burn the bring behind hunter biden to protect his daddy, to protect the president. that is what is at the heart of this, david weiss was willing to sign on to what is essentially pro emptive immunity for all past and future crimes, through hunter biden. if david weiss will be a credible special counsel at this point, when luke at what comer has

you have five years, pain-staking investigation, looking at every possible transaction that mr. biden was involved in, concluding that the only appropriate charges were two misdemeanors and a diverted gun charge. what could possibly change after five years? the answer is not the facts. it's not the evidence. it's not the law. so, if anything changes, people should be asked, what else came into play? >> so, are you saying that you're confident nothing will change, or you're saying if thing dos change and this does grow broader in scope -- i mean, special counsels, they can staff up. they can have quite a budget. this could be bigger than it already is right now. >> well, you could have more agents that would come up with the same evidence that came up after five years. you could have more prosecutors, if you were in court -- you saw that there were eight members of the u.s. attorney's office in court that day, maybe seven. i don't know that you could find more bodies that would do anything different than the bodies have done over the last five years. so, am i confident that the conclus

in closing, mr. biden and secretary -- if supporting our military is too difficult for you, i suggest you pack your -- when you surround her double the notion this was during your success, who is tightening a little more each and every day. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. as a former u.s. attorney, i will follow-up on the requesting have made. i will not stop until we get answers. let me say thank you to all of the family members. i know hundred. nothing we do or say here today will bring back your children. we cannot get answers that you deserve, they deserve, and the american people deserve. american history will record the disaster of america -- of portions. -- record this disaster of epic proportions. what was preventing denied? --why was permission denied? real leadership means we make mistakes, you own them. he returned and said the book stops here. he did not pass the buck. he says the buck stops here. true leaders own it, they take responsibility. there is accountability. what i would like to a

but mr biden appeared to be visibly moved by the scale of the tragedy and promised long—term supportding long—term, rebuilding for long—term. and doing it together, to help get us back on our feet, to rebuild the way we want to rebuild. by making sure your voices are heard, by respecting your traditions, by understanding the deep history and meaning of this sacred ground. and establishing your community, not to change its character, but to re—establish it. the president was speaking near a historic banyan tree which was damaged but survived the fires. today, it's burned, but it's still standing. the tree has survived for a reason. i believe it's a powerful, a very powerful symbol of what we can and will do to get through this crisis. and for this, for as long as it takes, we're going to be with you, the whole country will be with you. this was a visit for hugs, empathy and a promise not to forget. but for this island, there's a long road to recovery ahead. the hawaiian authorities have said it could be months, even years, before the remains of all the victims are identified, and 850

so we haven't been able to locate him during his visit today, mr. biden is expected to appoint a fema administrator to oversee the long term recovery on maui. >> the federal government has distributed nearly $4 dollars so far to residents, but mr. biden is expected to speak well, as you just heard him speak about the government's efforts and what they plan to do. if you want to help with the maui wildfire relief efforts, you can make a $10 donation to the red cross by texting red cross to 90999 or call one 800 red cross and any donation is truly, truly appreciated. >> grief and sorrow are gripping the latino community in san francisco after a young man was gunned down in a community center. family members of damian gonzalez held hands and prayed outside the mission recreation center on harrison lane. it was there last friday when gonzalez was playing basketball with friends. witnesses say a man wearing a black ski mask went inside and shot gonzalez, the 18 year old victim volunteered with the latino task force and had a t shirt business. his mom fought ba

speaking in front of the island's famous banyan tree, mr biden said his government is committed to theovery. we're focused on what's next — that's rebuilding for long—term and doing it together to help get us back on our feet to rebuild the way we want to rebuild. but i also want all of you to know the country grieves with you, stands with you, and will do everything possible to help you recover, rebuild, and respect culture and traditions when the rebuilding takes place. the state's governor, josh green, took part in mr biden�*s tour, and spoke after president biden with this message for tourists. all of the other areas of maui, friends, and the rest of hawaii are safe. they are open, they are safe. they are open, they are available. the mystique and love here, the aloha is here for you and the reason i say thatis for you and the reason i say that is because when you come you will support our local economy and help speed the recovery of the people that are suffering right now. live now to los angeles to speak to our north america correspondent, peter bowes. you could see president bid

in the case of mr. bidencase it seems like it's -- a plea deal that's, you know, like a sweet heart of a deal two tiers of that and allow and dct advocate i would say lady justice should be fair across the board for everybody despite wherever you come from, color of your skin, social economical background, your job, whatever the case is. thought that you were supposed to i thought this system is supposed to be fair for everybody that's what millions of americans want. will: or your last name prosecutors gain reputation bulldogs those that take it easy on criminals seen prosecutors in different jurisdictions you faced the same prosecutor. in your case, what was the attitude i know you said he treated you like an animal legal wise what was your impression of him back then no nonsense going to throw the book at me? >> absolutely. yeah that's the whole philosophy and mindset i had was that he's going to throw the book at me he doesn't care. despite, you know, my 30 years on a job yeah, and i have to say that, you

mr. shapley, two quick things. is hunter biden in any way, in your knowledge, not hunter, but did any of his children receive money, yes or no? >> i think agent ziegler would be. either one, yes or no. >> congressman, yet thank you for the question, i'm limited by the testimony by the statute. >> okay, we can turn owner over any of the records that relate to the adult children. >> yes. >> we'd like to see those. really, i would. we're gonna hear soon about tax evasion. we've got people at the highest levels of government doing it, we don't want to talk about that at all. >> no, here's what goals me. i don't like these attacks on the department of justice, the fbi, the irs. as if they are somehow anti-u.s. agencies. those agencies keep this democracy in check, keep them in float. they provide the checks, they provide the balances. and we could be, quite frankly, using our time to better talk about crime in america that's affecting everybody. attacks on women's health. the economy. budgetary issues. public education. housing. relief

weiss appeared willing to forego any prosecution of mr. bidengreeing to end the investigation without requiring a guilty plea on any charges. but the correspondence reveals that his position relayed through his staff changed in the spring around the time a pair of irs officials on the case accused the justice department of hamstringing the investigation. mr. weiss suddenly demanded that mr. biden plead guilty to committing tax offenses. looked like he was ready to let the whole thing go. the question i have, now that this correspondence between clark and weiss has appeared and would threaten to put joe biden on the stand, if weiss now brings criminal charges against hunter biden as special counsel, could that precipitate the same problem? >> well, it conceivably could. i mean, hunter biden's father is the president of the you state, hunter biden would be the defendant. he would have the ability to call people to testify in his defense who would be cross examined by members of the justice department working for the witness as president of the uni

mr biden and the first lady joined state and local officials on a tour of the devastated area.

it comes on the heels of unbelievable allegations against mr. biden and his son. >> harris: republican lawmakers in agreement. >> there is a double standard here without a doubt. it is not coincidental. speak with the department of justice should say, "hey folks, let's tap the brakes here. it is not only a foreign president but a sitting candidate who is the leading voice and the leading political candidate against her boss." >> i see they are weaponized and politicized but whether or not the department of justice trying to divert attention away from corruption or try to take out chief top political opponent in the upcoming election, the american people see through this. >> harris: the new indictment comes the day after former hunter biden business partner, devon archer, met with lawmakers. he told them president biden on a speakerphone when vp for more than 20 of hunter's business calls. archer claims hunter explicitly used his dad to sell so-called biden brand. a legal expert here. >> i think this is shaping up to be one of the greatest corruption s

biden. he was left when he entered with 2500 troops in country and you expect him to hold bagram? host: james? mr. hasson: i appreciate the thought and the question. one thing i will say in response is that, as i mentioned a few minutes ago, 2200 was the minimum that the pentago told d the biden white house they needed to hold bagram. it is not an ideal number but it is a manageable number. 2200 is not 600. at the end of the day, you know, absolutely. if president trump had withdrawn down to 600 -- i did not agree withdrawing as quickly as they did. but there were 2500 there at the time. that was enough to hold bagram and every military commander urged president biden to hold onto bagram. he had the ability to do so but he did not because he wanted an artificial troop cap at 600. that is what they had and the result speak for themselves. host: ed is an afghanistan vet in florida. aren't you under evacuation orders? caller: not yet. [laughs] host: stay safe. caller: thank you. host: go ahead. caller: i support what your two are saying. i traveled up to bagram on a regular basis and saying that bag

obama and mr. biden. two sources familiar with the discussion tell us mr. obama vowed to help president biden win re-election, but also stressed the continuing strength of former president trump's base. >> kristen welker, thank you. >>> all right, joining me now is chuck rosenberg. he's a former federal prosecutor and an nbc news legal analyst. chuck, good to see you. there's a couple themes coming from the defense in this case. one is that there was no intent, that mr. trump was simply relying on the advice of counsel. what do you make of that argument? >> well, advice of counsel is a real defense. you see it from time to time, but for mr. trump to rely on it, he would have had to have been completely candid with his lawyer and relied on his lawyer's advice in good faith. candor and good faith could prove to be stumbling blocks for mr. trump here. >> and what about the other theme that they're pushing, which is that it's a matter of free speech, that the president could say what he wanted to say? >> well, speech designed to commit a crime or to commit a fra

and the burisma investigation but former ukrainian prosecutor general who mr. bidenbragged about getting fired for allegedly being corrupt, he is now saying he was ousted because he was investigating burisma on whose board hunter biden surveyed lucas tomlinson live at the white house with very latest toward the prosecutor saying too. >> we have tapes now from the interview of ukrainian prosecutor victor shokin who said he was fired because then vice president joe biden plan to stop them from investing the powerful ukrainian energy company or biden's son hunter it was a board member. >> i do not want to deal in untrue facts. but my for personal conviction is that yes, this was the case. they were being bribed. the fact that joe biden gave away $1 billion in u.s. money in exchange for my dismissal, my firing is and that alone a case of corruption? quick's this admission from joe biden validates his claimant. quick to leave in six hours a prosecutor s's not stop fired yt getting the money. well son of a gun he got fired. and thand the put in place someo is solid. at the

madeleine: but they are not going to go against biden. mr. gergen: yeah, they will be there -- i do not think biden will go for a second term. that is out of the question. i do think the question is, whether they will stay the course for the first term? he need somewhere else in there to win the election. we will have to wait and see. there are people are willing and ready to stand up and want to save the country. and they are tough enough to do it, and some of them have enough money to get started. but they will have to appeal to people's sense of fairness and duty. and a sense of -- we must get -- deal with the question of race, in the sense that we need people of all races, all backgrounds, all vendors, -- genders, to put aside conversations that do not matter. and so we can have things that matter and get back together again. madeleine: kamala harris, you do not think is viable? mr. gergen: i am not the best judge on kamala harris. i will tell you this. i think she has a tough set of cards in the beginning, she was asked to be charge of im

weiss appeared willing to forego any prosecution of mr. biden at all and his office came close to agreeing to end the investigation without requiring a guilty plea on any charges. but the correspondence reveals his position relayed through the staff changed in the spring around the time a pair of irs officials on the case accused the department of justice of hamstringing the investigation. mr. weiss suddenly demanded mr. biden plead guilty to committing tax offenses. and people say why would you elevate david weiss to special counsel, so many conflicts of interest on different levels and we were talking about the delaware way, what is it, how does it play into this? >> it appears there is something rotten in the state of delaware and i think fundamentally it may be the delaware way. the delaware way president biden has spoken about throughout the years, the way they do business in delaware, a cozyiness, and the way things should be. the president said he wanted to bring this model to washington. but interestingly, david weiss himself over a deca

mr. biden banned russian fossil fuels last spring but u.s. nuclear plant continue to rely on russian uranium for 12% of the fuel supplied. the new national monuments will make it that much harder for the u.s. to replace russian uranium. vladimir putin sends his thanks. june in wisconsin, independent. caller: hi. host: we are listening to you, june. your thoughts of the administration's climate and energy agenda? caller: i think he is trying his best to do what is best for the environment and for us. we have to think beyond politics and think about the whole environment we live in. we have to save the forests, save the energy. it's a good thing he's doing. host: malcolm in louisiana, republican. caller: good morning, america. i have a few points i would like to make. as a practicing catholic that believes life starts at conception, i -- they can investigate me anytime they want. term limits. i would love to see the congress have -- host: we are not in open forum. we are talking about climate and energy. caller: ok. climate and energy. anything

and they think that this somehow implicates president biden, and they targeted hunter biden whilst mr bidennald trump appointed david weiss, the man you heard the attorney—general mention there, when trump was president. he appointed weiss to look into hunter biden. and when president biden became president, he didn't stand in the way, so he allowed that investigation to continue. and basically, last month, we saw sort of a kind of a, a part conclusion of that investigation, where hunter biden appeared in court and it was because david weiss had looked into him and they'd got him on these charges over evading tax and unlawfully owning a gun. now, he was going to enter a plea deal, but that fell apart, and now we're at this stage, where this special counsel, which is david weiss, has been appointed basically. —— appointed. basically, it gives mr weiss more powers, more authority to continue his investigation into president biden's son. it's worth mentioning that the white house never comments on this. all they ever say is that the president and his wife want their son to continue rebuilding

i didn't mean to cut you off, harold. >> young mr. biden is not out of the fold here. karl, you don't know what's behind door number two. with the special counsel how does hunter biden's team recalibrate and does it get closer to the man in office? >> it all depends upon the prosecutor weiss if he goes after him hard. what was the $20 million in foreign payments? who participated in that? what did you do in return for that? was it influence peddling? in a certain way president biden has already lost this issue. the idea that his son is out there in a very public way. remember, burisma hits the front pages of american newspapers in realtime for nearly two years. his son is on the board of a corrupt company in ukraine and his father is in charge of making sure corruption is dampened down. he should have said get off the board, you are embarrassing me and running counter to the policy of the united states government. >> bill: gentlemen, thank you. noon deadline. two hours and 20 minutes to go. see what we get there. harold ford junior see you at 5:00 with dana later today

writing as it will take the stage for that first debate on wednesday the perceived weaknesses of mr. bidene undercut one of the core arguments that mr. desantis of other -- the party needs to turn the page on the path and move beyond mr. trump to win in 2024. the basic notion of which candidate has the best shot of winning the general election. the most intense in the aftermath of the disappointing midterms. republican struck by losses of trump back candidates in places like michigan and pennsylvania and it offers a way for to sway the republican electorate still very much in the throes of mr. trump to consider filling in the slot with a fresh face in 2024 with the permission slip to move on. right there the new york times this morning. jason is up next. in north carolina, go ahead. caller: he should not show up. for what. to help fox news's ratings. it's not going to matter if he shows up or not. going to spew hatred towards him for the next year and a half anyway. >> is a just a matter of ratings he shouldn't show up. >> why should he give you talking points for your hate. host: there ar

. >> mr. biden said that he and that first lady plan to visit as soon as possible but for now did not want to get in the way of recovery efforts. >> speaking of which, here is the latest on how it is going. >> reporter: hawaii's governor is urging patients right now as cruise and cadaver dog sift through the rubble and debris, a process he said could take another 10 days or more. also, a warning. the number of known victims could double or even triple in the coming days. it is still early, but the current damage estimate is $7 billion. that numberer coululd grow as withth as manyny as 3000 ststr lost. ththe economy y is takingng a h more thanan $1 million in a los tourist revenue. that support is going to be needed for a long time. 500 families who lost their homes have been moved to hotels but there is growing concern about long-term housing for recovery, that in many of the hardest hit areas is going to take years. that is the latest from here in maui. i am jay gray. >> thank you very much, jay. s

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when you look at the current democratic field, because he has a couple of challengers, mr. bidenead of both of them, robert kennedy junior and marianne williamson. but half of all democrats polled said they would prefer someone new and that is leading to a new conversation. i want to play a clip from minnesota congressman dean phillips who said he himself is considering a run. >> my call is to those well-positioned, well-prepared, of good character and competency. they know who they are. to jump in because the crowds in the country need competition. >> if they don't, you will? >> i'm not saying i will but i think i am well-positioned, but i don't think i'm well-positioned to run right now. people who are think they should meet the moment. amna: do you agree? faiz: i don't mind primaries at all but i think they understand joe biden is a strong candidate right now, so dean phillips is assessing his own strength. president biden would be out there campaigning, doing press conferences and engaging with voters and we've largely seen the president behind a podium, delivering teleprompt

meanwhile mr. biden welcomed the houston astros to the white house today, from a spate of rough headlines included news that gas prices are up almost 30 cents a gallon over the past month. renewing fears of growing inflation. that is not stopping the white house from sending mr. biden out west. this week, to focus on climate change. it is a good change of pace for him. >> trace: we will see six dollars a gallon gas kevin. that will wake him up. kevin corke live in new york. let's bring in north dakota governor and 2024 republican presidential candidate doug burgum. governor, it is great to have you on. of want to put this up on the board because this is you criticizing abc this week and 172nd soundbite of you calling them out for not covering the hunter biden scandal at all and i will get your response on the other side. watch. >> i just listen to the 50 minutes of legal debate on existing and i'm sure you can run it again seven by 24. but what biden -- by writing joe biden and that is what we are going

it is an important question. one among the government officials, mr. biden said a sentence that has been the subject of much discussion in the world's major media over the past few years, and that this is only the first step. the jcpoa has been opened, the qatari officials have said that they hope that we can start nuclear negotiations together, all this shows that a part of the analysts who believe that this is actually a prelude to the developments in tehran and washington are actually destroying reaching an agreement to continue the nuclear negotiations of those who have in in fact, they act as mediators, like qatar , they are trying. i hope this agreement opened a way. thank you. i spoke with mr. mustafa sadeghi , an expert on international issues, who believed that this agreement was a prelude to other developments in the zionist military attack on the token camp in the west bank . bakhtri, a palestinian youth named mahmoud jihad was shot dead. minister armenia said that the republic of azerbaijan nullifies the achievements of peace. nikol pashinyan mad

but mr biden appeared to be visibly moved by the scale of the tragedy, and promised long—term support focused on what's next. that's rebuilding the long term, rebuilding for the long term, and doing it together to help get us back on our feet, to rebuild the way we want to rebuild — by making sure your voices are heard. by respecting your traditions. by understanding the deep history and meaning of this sacred ground and establishing your community — not to change it, its character, but re—establish it. the president was speaking near a historic banyan tree, which was damaged but survived the fires. today it's burned, but it's still standing. the tree survived for a reason. i believe it's a powerful — a very powerful symbol of what we can and will do to get through this crisis. and for this, for as long as it takes, we're going to be with you — the whole country will be with you. this was a visit for hugs, empathy, and a promise not to forget. but for this island, there's a long road to recovery ahead. the hawaiian authorities have said it could be months, even years before the remain

mr. biden's government in terms of the media and these various issues . senators like tom cotton or for example some even the members of the government themselves must be critical that mr. gashad in the united states has completed this process in front of iran. but the important thing is that they are in in the end, they were forced to talk about a strong iran, which has no other way but for the sake of honor , and they had to bring this process to the end. the same mr. john kirby, the spokesman of the us national security council , said a sentence two days ago that was very interesting . he said nothing to the media. there was no other way in this world that we could free ourselves from these four falsehoods from the hands of the iranians . what does this mean? mohammad, we will have a conversation first let's see the media coverage of the liberalization of iran's foreign exchange resources. despite the opposition's pressure to isolate the islamic republic . i think that many of the protesters who are protesting the conditions in iran are on the streets i

on monday mr. biden and first lady head to maui. the president hosted a historic meeting with the leaders of south korea and japan. brie jackson has the latest from washington. >> reporter: president biden welcoming the leaders of japan and south korea to camp david. this meeting is a dramatic improvement in relations between tokyo and seoul after years of strained relations. >> america's commitment to both countries is ironclad. >> reporter: the three leaders announcing efforts to strengthen economic ties and bolster security which includes pledging to consult each other during the crisis. >> we'll a hotline to share information and coordinate responses whenever there is a crisis in the region or affecting any one of our countries. >> reporter: north korea had provided munitions to russia in its war against ukraine and it's believed a ballistic missile launched last month was likely the product of technical cooperation with russia. >> i think there's real concern here. kim and putin have talked about deepening their military coopera

. >> several presidents preceded mr. biden in this 20-year war. but none of them are to be held accountable for the withdrawal that is he and he alone. >> reporter: the chaotic u.s. withdrawal began as the taliban quickly took over the country. president biden has argued leaving afghanistan was the right choice >> i was not going to extend this forever war. and it was not extending a forever exit >> reporter: tonight, the pentagon defending its response >> u.s. military commanders on the ground in afghanistan made decisions that they could with the information that they had at the time. >> reporter: and tonight, the joint chiefs chair mark milley saying that the briefers have given the families, quote, every piece of information that they could, but saying that they do owe them accountability lester >> all right, ryan, thank you. >>> in just 60 seconds, the pause on student loan interest accrual ends in a matter of days what happens to borrowers who can't or won't pay? >>> back now with a ticking clockfor student loan borrowers. payments are set t

election result in the state of georgia, as you know, in the 2020 election in the state of georgia, mr. biden the election with 11,000 and a margin of 11,000. and he won, apparently, the document that was presented and somehow now the hand of the story of the state of georgia, which mr. said in a phone call with the deputy governor of the state of georgia, who is also in charge of the state election commission, to come and arrange for me 11111 1789 for me to be able to win the election is a serious effort to change the result elections in the united states, in addition to discrediting trump, i challenge the electoral system and the governing system of the united states . it is a question of elections. also, if trump comes to power and is convicted , can he throw himself in the position of president? this development is according to the political laws of the united states. the president has the ability to make people look different, of course, there is no history in the history of the united states that the president threw himself. for example, the story of the resignation of mr. nixon , a fam