s. u. s. congress and vice president. he's turned out to be a more mixed picture. it says what's important is that he has engaged with putting in with russia twice. there was the june 20 this year at summit in geneva, which was important for establishing 2 things and arms control process and either some sort of framework for managing cyber conflict. and of course, the virtual summit this week. so it's, it's important that he's actually talking. i think the big picture is, is that the idea was that they would stabilize the relations with russia and then focus on the conflict with china. you mentioned interestingly, just not. you talked about 57 years ago. the so called code. well, it was not, it was not a so called it was the cold war, and i meant to call because it was hot for many of the developing world in the class. so in that sense, absolutely. in that sense, it was pretty hot in all sorts of places to go to vietnam war except, you know, but it was ultimately a cold war in that the major powers did not come into to get confrontation. i argue that that was in th

s. so groups, pegasus tool being used to hack american official. now last week the u. s. congress department blacklisted s. so group and another israeli fir, mcandrew alleging the companies provide spyware to foreign governments intending to target journalist embassy workers activists and other back in november, apple filed a lawsuit against and a so group in its parents, company o s y technologies for targeting i phone users with pegasus spyware. so let's go ahead and dig deeper into this story as cybersecurity has been front center this year, with morgan wright, chief security advisor at no one and former senior advisor to the us state department, anti terrorism assistance program. now, morgan, i mean, it seems like this spyware, developed by and so group has been extremely controversial since that came on the feed. what do we need to know about pegasus and how it was used in this situation? so this peg us, the software is to zeros. it's uses 0 day exploits, entered, involved 0 touch infections. in fact, one of the ways they did this in this case base and a specially crafted malformed message. you didn'

u. s. which congress has to vote on x, expanding the amount of money the u. s. is allowed to borrow. the us spends much more muscle than it takes in that any given moment. this is from, you know, decades of different administrations and policies. the republicans in recent years have been saying, making this a big issue to try and say that the democrats, so wanted to spend that even though this is a cumulative spending from republican and democratic administrations. this time, the leadership of the republic is at least said look, we're not going to do this. they agreed that there would be a 2 and a half trillion dollar increase in that ceiling. this once, or the republicans are already saying that in 2023, and this should last until 2023. they are intending to fight once again, so it's all over, but this time at least as a reprieve. she thank you. now the u. s. is condemning the conviction of the husband of bella. ruth is opposition leader as politically motivated, sir. hey, sick, a new ski has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for organizing math unrest and inciting social hatred.

u. s. congress for several times with a couple hong kong. and you can see that the u. s. government has the momentum to help people, but of course we are still pushing some humanitarian pathways for people to flee and also to immigrate to other places. for political wes's volcano in the engine asia has erupted for the 2nd time in 2 weeks. everyone's been want to stay away from mount central. experts fear the increased activity could trigger an avalanche of lava. 48 people were killed when the volcano erupted without warning. earlier this month, 36 people remain missing on java island. budge and appeals for food and water being made in part of the philippines, devastated by super typhoon right. the number of confirmed dead has risen to 100 and dozens, remain missing and flooded areas. 800000 soldiers have joined rescue workers trying to reach remote areas. 300000 filipinos were forced from their homes ahead of a 150 kilometer. our wins on thursday present. rodriguez to 10 k. flew to the region on saturday and promised $40000000.00 in aid. why? i didn't say we don't have m

u. s. congress for several times with a couple hong kong. and you can see that the u. s. government has the momentum to help people, but of course we are still pushing some humanitarian pathways for people to flee and also to immigrate to other places for political reasons. all right, still ahead on idea. my genius luxury home market is booming. that is a different story for affordable housing. plus i'm dominant pain and the bull and cultural exhibition that's bringing east and west head to head an in school. this swedish dog makes it 4 winds out of 5 ski cross. welcome detail. later this out. ah . your weather report for the middle east and africa come at actually right now. hello everyone. good to see. we have a lot of activity in the levant. we'll talk more about this in a 2nd. is shifting what, whether into northern parts of syria and same for iraq, so flood stricken or beale once again in the line of fire here looking to see some more rain. it's going to move in late monday into tuesday, about another 20 millimeters cub for pakistan. temperature is still below avera

u. s. intends to do it by strengthening military and economic partnerships. in the region as him. all right, thanks. la florence. lastly, la force in quality. the u. s. house of representatives is debating contempt of congress charges against former white house chief of staff, mark meadows. on monday, a congressional committee investigating the january 6 capital ride unanimously voted in favor of the measure meadows refused to attend to hearing last week, despite being subpoenaed. go live now to she can see who's in washington with more than this. so she had, we're expecting this vote on whether to hold mark matters in contempt of congress. how is this likely to play out? yes, we've been expecting it for several hours now, but it seems clear that the house had put in a lot of other business to deal with a lot of other debates. and so it's currently waiting on the debt ceiling increase, which we may talk about a bit later. but yes, we're expecting this to pass along party lines. and then it's up to the department of justice, whether it's indict meadows as it did, steven by the and when he was found in contempt of congress without cooperating with john re 6 select committee. but things are slightly different

u. s. strategic bomber aviation. and russia has come forward and said that the united states is actually we're hersey rocking, dropping nuclear bombs near the ukrainian russian border. this point, members of the u. s. congress coming out and saying that they would consider bombing russia. now, there's been a firestorm of criticism from their colleagues. i would not rule out american troops on the ground. we don't do, you know, we don't rule out 1st use nuclear action. any one who would propose or even consider what he is saying as an option, must be insane. a sociopath or a status launch a nuclear attack that would start a war that would destroy the american people, our country, and the world, so that we can save ukraine democracy. i mean, it literally is insane. now, the backdrop for all of this is the intense division within us society. we have a situation with the white house does. one thing, other politicians are saying something completely different will be waiting to see how this further develops. this comes ukraine's president. zelinski says he doesn't rule out a referendum on the done bass region breaking away. meanwhile, the u. s. revealed on thursday that 30 javelin anti tank missile systems were

u. s. strategic bomber aviation. and russia has come forward and said that the united states is actually, we're her sing dropping, dropping nuclear bombs near the ukranian russian border. this point, members of the u. s. congress are coming out and saying that they would consider bombing russia. now, there's been a firestorm of criticism from their colleagues. i would not rule out american troops on the ground. we don't do, you know, we don't rule out 1st use nuclear action. any one who would propose or even consider what he is saying as an option, must be insane. a sociopath or a status launch a nuclear attack that would start a war that would destroy the american people, our country and world, so that we can save ukraine's democracy. i mean, it, it literally is insane. now the backdrop for all of this is the intense division within u. s. society i, we have a situation in the white house, says one thing, other politicians are saying something completely different will be waiting to see how this further develops. rushes for a ministries criticize the worse for its behavior after ukraine in warship approach to russian territory. bonnie: it could lead to conflict in europe. no, that's absolutely wrong. we've rea