let's cross to our correspondent rosalind jordan in washington, d. c. rus blink and has been speaking with nato foreign ministers. what can we expect him to say? well, certainly with the war now entering its 4th week, it is of top of mind for the u. s. government and for governments, particularly in europe, to try to figure out how quickly can they help bring this war to an end? certainly, we have seen the u. s. a. call on russia to heed the i c, j is a decision on wednesday to immediately stop. it's invasion, pull its forces out of ukrainian territory, but of course that has not happened. we've also seen a efforts, again from other french president emanuel mccall from of the turkish, a prime minister, a race of edge or air to one trying to use their good offices to try to bring the russians in the ukrainians to some sort of agreement. first for a cease fire and then a sensibly for a treaty that would and this conflict. but so far, none of that has happened. there are going to be questions that can be put to the secretary of state antony blank. and t

and just to warn you, this report by rosalind jordan contains distressing images. after 145 years lynching is now a federal hate crime in the united states law and civil rights leader gather her day and most of all the family member til. and i to be wells. thank you for never given up. never, ever given up. 19th century journalist and activist ida b wells lobbied every one she could to ban lynching the practice of killing men, women and children, most of them african american, but some latino and asian american. and then displaying their corpses as a warning to racial minorities. they could be next. and for that her life was threatened, her printing press was destroyed and she was exiled from the south. despite losing every thing, she continued to speak out in 1955 to white men beat shot and drowned 14 year old emmett till because he allegedly made a pass at one of their wives. carolyn bryant, tills, mother maney, demanded the public, see his mutilated corpse, igniting a new anti lunching campaign in state court. and all white jury let tills killers go free, and wi

c and speak to rosalind jordan ross. and what else can you tell us about this conversation between g and biden? well, a senior administration official briefing on the call told reporters that while the president did not make a direct threat to the chinese president of sheesh and ping, that there would be sanctions. and perhaps visa restrictions or other sorts of sanctions to punish china for not essentially taking sides in this war. the official did stress that told mr. biden was very, very clear about what the u. s. has been seeing happening on the ground in ukraine has been very clear about what u. s. intelligence and what allies intelligence have gathered about how vladimir putin, the president of russia, is running the war in ukraine. essentially, as this official put it, leaving it up to what china to make its own decisions. but clearly the u. s. wants to see china stand with the west. stand with the u. s. stand with other countries who have condemned the invasion and who are condemning of the loss of life. really o

it's going to do in ukraine. rosalind jordan in washington. thank you. all right, now when we come back on august 8 of protests in argentina as sentences did, made a highly controversial finance bill. ah hello, the weather is looking pretty mobile now we're across much of north america. we have got some very wet weather pulling out way from the eastern seaboard, easing away from the carolinas. next weather system that's ganging up and that's gotta roll its way through more heavy showers. possibly the tornado. large hell mixed in there. and that heavy rain pushing up towards the lakes warm ahead of that cool enough. behind that and cool enough actually up towards pacific northwest where we have the bad of rain, sleet, and snow coming through western parts of canada. raw along the west coast. so pushing down across washington, oregon. good part of california are actually looking a little disturbed. and on the cooler side, as we go on through the next couple of days, central part should be largely dry. some decent wolves coming through here, let you drive s

okay, thank you for that. rosalind jordan left us in washington dc. the wound crane has force nearly 18000 medical students to return home to india. if filed a petition in the supreme court asking the government allow, they had transferred indian colleges. the students plies has highlighted india's lack of medical colleges as elizabeth problem reports from a super dash you get in. the euclidean in women and children action sharma shows videos of him and his fellow students fleeing the russian bombing of car cave. the 20 year old was in his 1st year of medical school in the east and ukrainian city. he's one of nearly 18000 indian medical students evacuated from ukraine since the russian invasion began milan to need. the upper berman and lithonian begged him and gordon mandolin mill. i passed the entrance exam last year, but i didn't have enough marks to go to government college here because that cut off requirements are very high. so the better option for me was to go overseas with them over my got shanks. this is monica an answer, but he said they wer

pass the federal anti lynching legislation for more than a century more and they were joined by rosalind jordan live from washington, d. c. rosalind, why is this any becoming a central hate crime now? well, i don't mean to be a flip or cavalier about this, but the united states is at its core a racist country. lynching the deliberate murderer to us inspire a terror in the african american community was used by the ku klux klan in the years after the us civil war in the 1860 seventy's and eighty's and was of a very a heinous a way of terrorizing the newly liberated african american community in this country, and it was effective, it effectively dissuaded people from trying to set of businesses from trying to send their children to school from trying to be involved in the political process to wanna try to own property. it is a tool that is still been used in up to the current day. and if this law, according to what supporters had been in effect when ahmad arbitrary was killed several years ago in georgia, the people who killed him could have been brought up on this particular anti lynching a char

just to warn you, this report by rosalind jordan contains the stressing images. after 145 years lynching is now a federal hate crime in the united states law and civil rights say to gather her day and most of all the family of emma tell and to be wells. thank you for never giving up. never, ever giving up 19th century journalist and activist ida b wells lobbied every one she could to ban, lunching the practice of killing men, women and children. most of them african american, but some latino and asian american. and then displaying their corpses as a warning to racial minorities. they could be next. and for that her life was threatened, her printing press was destroyed and she was exiled from the south. despite losing every thing, she continued to speak out in 1955 to white men beat shot and drowned 14 year old emmett till because he allegedly made a pass at one of their wives. carol and bryant, tills, mother maney, demanded the public, see his mutilated corpse, igniting a new anti luncheon campaign in state court and all white jury let tools killers go free, and

of the past few weeks, i find it difficult to conclude that the russians are doing otherwise. rosalind jordan has worn out from washington, dc. well, not only did antony blacken call what has been happening and mario poll war crimes . he also said the u. s. is committed to helping other countries, including ukraine, gathered the evidence that could lead to a referral of the russian government to the i. c. c for prosecution on war crimes, which of course are a violation under international law. he also talked about the fact that the u. s. president joe biden will be speaking with the chinese president. she jen paying on friday. stressing that to the u. s. is essentially going to put pressure on china to not be a neutral party. and to was stand with the u. s. with europe, with other countries in condemning rushes behavior and in enforcing. what is and expanding sanctions regime against president vladimir putin and members of his inner circle. we also did hear the secretary repeat that the u. s. is stepping up, it's military and humanitarian contributions to ukraine. as of this war goes into the

his was turned the tide of history and had ordered flags to be flown at half mast in her honor. rosalind jordan looked back on her life and career without any mental madeline albright made history. when in 1997, she became the 1st woman to serve as us secretary of state discharged the duties of the office discharged the duties of the office on which i am about to enter on which i am about to enter. so old, right wielded her power, indirect and controversial when enforcing the un economic embargo against a rock. despite iraq's present weakness, the future threat has not been erased. iraq's behavior and intentions must change before our policies can change. otherwise, we will allow the scorpion that bid us once to bite us again, pushing u. s. allies to back a military strike on a rock and 1998 because of saddam hussein's refusal to let you win weapons inspectors into the country. we have said many times that we prefer to have a diplomatic solution, but we need to resolve this problem. and or we have also said that we will take what necessary means in order to achieve those 2 objectives. and suppo

likely to consider further aid for you, crime of they'll have longer term issues to discuss. rosalind jordan has more from washington d. c. the nato meeting convened by the secretary general. this coming thursday in brussels will include the world leaders of the military alliance. and certainly they're going to be discussing the best ways to improve security assistance to the ukrainian military. but the world leaders, including the u. s. president joe biden, and the british prime minister boris johnson, are also going to have an opportunity to talk about ways of trying to keep diplomacy on track. russian and ukrainian diplomats are supposed to meet on monday to try once again to find a way to get to a cease fire. but the bigger question of how to reach a lasting peace between the 2 countries is certainly already top of mind in world capitals. there's also the question of trying to make certain that the economic sanctions package is actually taking effect in russia, and that it is somehow having an impact on the way that vladimir putin, the russian president, is prosecuting this war. but cert

let's go live now to our correspondent, rosalind jordan, who is in the washington day se roslyn, the secretary of state is had a meeting with nato foreign ministers. how significant is that chat going to be? well, it's significant because this war is now in its 4th week, and while the rescue crews are trying to find survivors from the latest bombing and mario poll, the u. s. and its european allies are desperate to find a way to the end of this war. but of course, as our viewers know, lots of talks have been taking place. lots of negotiations have been taking place, but there has been no ceasefire, much less a trading to end this. so invasion by russia of ukrainian territory. certainly the u. s. wants to see things wrap up. it does not want this war to spread across europe. ok, thank you very much, rosalind jones with that preview and no doubt we'll cross back to you once we hear from the at the secretary of state antony blinking. okay, thanks for watching this news hour. we'll have more news in just a moment to stay with us. ah. cold response nato's long plan to military. i'll take

and to deal with the matter of war crimes. rosalind jordan lifeless in washington thanks. was a still head on edge azeta protests in argentina sentences to bait a highly controversial finance. ah ah, look forward to really to sky's the with sponsored play cuts on at ways. i once again, would you believe we have yet more snow in the forecast forge pad over the next day or 2 exposure of cloud or rolling house of central and eastern parts of china is going to bring some very heavy rain out into the open water. it will run its way across a q shoe, into han shewn on the northern flank of that. there we go with our when fi make some winter weather to to come for beijing just a couple of weeks ago. remember, we have to 20 degrees celsius in beijing, struggling to get to 2 degrees celsius here on friday afternoon with some snow in that winter weather will run across the korean peninsula, more snow therefor, northern parts of japan, western areas to it's more the way of rain showers to the south of that in the shower will continue for central parts of china. southern china should b

as of this, a war goes into the 4th week. rosalind jordan with the latest air from washington d. c for the moment was thank you. where you cranes, president, has invoked the berlin wall and the holocaust while delivering a fierce address to the german parliament. being seen as direct criticism of pro russian politicians in germany, which is russia's biggest energy buyer follow the me zalinski was greeted with a standing ovation. he directly urged that chancellor all of shots to do more to bring an end to russia's invasion. and he is warned that european countries care more about their economies than the lives of regular ukrainians. his address to the brandish target came a day after a speech to the u. s. congress. the nurses does not moodle, we are fighting for our lives and for our freedom. it is not the berlin wall. it is the war between having freedom and not having freedom in europe with every bomb and every decision not made that could have helped us. this wall is getting bigger. we asked about what ukraine can do to join nato and getting security guarantees. and the answer

justice department to prosecute carolyn bryant before she dies in their worried times running out. rosalind jordan else's era washington still had an al jazeera, a truce for ramadan. the study led coalition announces a month long holes in the war in yemen. and salvador was president issues a stern warning to imprisoned gang members as violent surges in the central american country. ah, ah, look forward to brighter skies. the with sponsored play cuts on it weighs welcome to your world's weather update. everyone. good to see. we're going to begin in the middle east where we've got a lot of sunshine, but also sand and spinning around for some spots as well. now the good news is those fierce winds across the gulf have finally died down. so that's going to allow for temperatures to come out. this is the pitcher on wednesday. i'll put it a day forward on thursday. look at that q weights at $36.00 degrees and re add at $33.00. they've been sweating it out across buckets, done it, and extended heat wave, many spots exceeding 40 degrees, and that continues on wednesday. really no signs that this heat is le

justice department to prosecute carolyn bryant before she dies in their worried times running out. rosalind jordan else's era washington. the cellular coalition says they've halted military operations in yemen for the holy month of ramadan. the move is reportedly meant to create a positive atmosphere during ramadan to help negotiations between yamini factions with the rebels, an answer 3 days ceasefire earlier this week. and i shall line is a research fellow at the quincy institute and she says, this is far will only be taken seriously if a blockade is also lifted, lose have made it clear that, but the saudis need to do is lift their blockade on yemen. and so while the saudis have declared their own cease fire in response to the truth, the cease fire, which is encouraging and would probably shouldn't take it really seriously unless the saudis do live the walk in and allow food and fuel to get in to yemen, which there's been, i'm essentially no fuel has gotten in for all of this year so far the. ready who is made clear when the talks were announced, that they were not interested in having keys talk

destruction of the past 3 weeks, i find it difficult to conclude that the russians are doing otherwise. rosalind jordan joins us live now from washington. d. c. a. rosalind, we've seen a in that clip player from the secretary of state and others from the u. s. administration that the us very much eat of painting this picture based on reality of possible war crimes that the russians are committing. and very much aiming, perhaps at china, the us again warning china that any support of russia would have consequences. what's happening there? well, what's happening is that on friday, the u. s. president joe biden is going to talk with his chinese counterpart. she's in pain and they're supposed to talk about the war in ukraine. it's been notable from the very beginning that china has, quote, not taken sides according to its critics of when they want china, which has considerable political leverage in moscow to actually pressure moscow to stop the war. what we heard from the secretary of state entity blanket on thursday is a something even more suggesting that even china could just be subject to us sanctions

said she turned the tide of history and has ordered flags to be flown at half mast in her on rosalind jordan. looks back on her life and career. any mental madeline albright made history when in 1997, she became a 1st woman to serve as us secretary of state discharge the duties of the office discharged the duties of the office on which i am about to enter on which i am about to enter so old wright wielded her power in direct and controversial when in forcing the un economic embargo against a rock. despite iraq's present weakness, the future threat has not been erased. iraq's behavior and intentions must change before our policies can change. otherwise, we will allow the scorpion that bid us once to bite us again, pushing u. s. allies to back a military strike on a rock in 1998 because of saddam hussein's refusal to let you win weapons inspectors into the country. we have said many times that we prefer to have a diplomatic solution, but we need to resolve this problem. and we have also said that we will take what necessary means in order to achieve those 2 objectives. and supporting the u. s.

o'brien, she died at the age of 80 full president joe biden said she turned the tide of history. rosalind jordan takes a look back at her life and career without any mental madeline albright made history. when in 1997 she became the 1st woman to serve. as us secretary of state discharged the duties of the office discharged the duties of the office on which i am about to enter on, which i'm about to enter. so old, right wielded her power in direct and controversial when in forcing the un economic embargo against a rock. despite iraq's present weakness, the future threat has not been erased. iraq's behavior and intentions must change before our policies can change. otherwise, we will allow the scorpion that bid us once to bite us again, pushing u. s. allies to back a military strike on a rock and 1998 because of saddam hussein's refusal to let you win weapons inspectors into the country. we have said many times that we prefer to have a diplomatic solution, but we need to resolve this problem. and we have also said that we will take what necessary means in order to achieve those 2 objectives. and s

department to prosecute carolyn bryant before she dies, and they're worried times running out. rosalind jordan elders. era washington, still head on al jazeera, a delicate balancing act. augustine weighs up, its relationships with russia and the west. on the moths. tom is intra lanka, a protest against government policies. they say hunting their harvest plus ah, another tennis tantrum from nick carroll. he will tell you that was all about intervals. ah, we have gone from spring right back to winter for some parts across the north west of europe. here everyone hears the details, whether alerts in play for not only snow but i, it's across areas of scotland best i could do for london. i've 10 degrees and you know, just the other day stockholm we had some snow flying around there as we head towards central parts of europe. right now. rain will develop over italy that will slide across the adriatic sea. give us a risk for some flooding for areas like bosnia into croatia and there are weather alerts in play for thunderstorms and wind cross italy on wednesday. southeast corner looks like this is some