s. h. it. but as a general question of trust, one has to consider what the usa, libya can ascend, occurred and many other through time and understand the u. s. commitments can be ineffective and fickle, who point to ruination. bottom line is that the situation appears to be increasingly dangerous. over the past several months, perhaps went out saying the u. s. stepping back from the brink. the agreement to hold a virtual summit between the us and china and justice, excuse me, the chinese presidents not of the american president. they say it should happen by the end of the year. but all of this actually comes off for a closed door meeting. now that meeting happens in switzerland between beijing and washington. those talks behind closed doors raised a hopes of a reproach, month after multiple disputes, including that of a tower, if will well hear it and see we spoke with a packet on one senior lecture and politics at a bath university. in the u. k. he thinks the usaa ministration needs to take a more realistic view on its rivalry with china. economically and technologically. china is obviously on

s. usa already station there. but there is no official defense packed with washington. and america still doesn't officially recognized taiwan as an independent nation. which is important in the current environment because as this form of forestall, u. s. general says the united states did not defend a 20 year ally in afghanistan and so in the country. and that is what they're saying. your faith will be as long as you stay aligned with the united states, protection doesn't always seem to be the right word when it comes to taiwan because the strategy around a war, there is not so much about keeping people safe, but about both sides threatening to call so much college, that war becomes too expensive, which is not where he that reassuring is it. so how confident should taiwan b that his friends will come to his aid? well, i'll let the u. s. national security advisor deal with that. but if it is military action, he's the united states prepared to take military action. we are going to take action now to try to prevent that from ever coming to pass. so no thing is joe biden, h

s. d falls, that's a master issue for the usa economy, forest rating, forest growth, or it's g, d, p. and we believe that in u. s. want to for i think that and as always, the decision is going to the last minute. and now we have started to see some signs of eating off from this year. the members where they are ready to give some concession to the bottom administration. or let's talk about a ground that seems like it's selling parts of its business to trying shop its finances. but with debts running into all 300000000000, can it pull it off? i think best of all, it is essential for me to mention that it is a very healthy sign, but p b and c isn't really interfering with chinese government isn't really interfering, it is left team price fine is on value given what the debt levels are with respect to the company, but at the same time it is essential for the go and the b. c, and other authorities to support and not let this one turn into a domino effect. because imagine the smaller businesses, the medium sized businesses associated and the impact of this particular event on them. we have a

joining us now to talk about this is "usa today"'s sports national columnist.aking one for the team, this coach and his assistant coaches did not. this is just going to gut wazoo's football program. >> yeah, it's a sad day, i think, for the players and assistant coaches who did everything right there. a lot of people followed the mandate, willing to get vaccinated, even if maybe they didn't want to. that's what coaches across the country always try to teach to their players. sacrifice for the team. in nick's case, not only did he refuse to do that, he never really explained himself. this is an issue going back to july, when he was not allowed to go to the pac-12 media days in person because he was the only coach in the pac-12 who wasn't vaccinated. since that day, he has been asked many, many times, what is your actual stance on this? why are you not getting the vaccine? he refused to ever have any sort of public accountability for his own beliefs. so it's an unfortunate situation for those players who now have to finish the season with this makeshift coaching

and the usa says that this defense system, russian defense system is at to add to the native system. however, on could, i says that it has requested repeatedly to acquire the, the u. s. made a pat systems, but the usa and other natal members have been quite reluctant to provide that, and turkey was left with no option but to go with the russian one as well. so the relation between tis these 2 countries are streamed over several issues, regional issues and domestic issues, human rights in the country, and also the regional issues such as east mediterranean, syria, north africa, and so one but 2 days. the 2 days a meeting was quite important and not only in regards it, yes, turkish relationship, but also for the nato as well. because the grow in differences between these 2 companies are posing a threat to, to, to ne, 2 as well. in that sense, we could see that these tools are particularly regarded as very constructive and positive by the turkish side. and also the tourist. i says that add one i been has agreed to quit, to establish a common mechanism that would take out the, the distance between these 2 countries. we do not have the details yet, but this establishment

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s. missouri general macarthur and admiral nimitz signed on behalf of the usa. the tokyo tribunal soon follows the trial of japanese war criminals. america behaved as if it owned the courtroom after all, japan was in its hands. he hoa, america good unless she hi, norma, done yet. that that a good there. amaica ganga donna summer. nealon de la cruz. okay. america them got dba. nissan. gyla. ah ah. the tokyo tribunal began on may the 3rd 1946. by this time, churchill had already delivered his sinews of peace speech that heralded the cold war and the tokyo tribunal became an arena, revealed confrontation between the u. s. great britain and the u. s. s. l u s. representatives refused to review the topic of unit 731, and it detachments. despite soviet demands. the whereabouts of the unit 731 leaders are unknown to us. there are no grounds for charging the unit with wall crimes and cold war. and there was a stream of documents and data by unit 731 that went to 2 military bases in the united states to fort dugway in utah and to fort dietrich. and maryland, which to thi

s. and china is extremely high, especially over territory around taiwan. watson, usa and north korea has restarted testing its missile systems. he sheeta has indicated he's considering countering this regional tension with more force breaking with his countries defensive only military posture. some feel it might not be enough. he, she that mentioned just loose and lee that japan might need to develop strike capability rather than defensive capability. lay and time aside, defense, japan has that capability. but what if ah, does country like north korea has not only one chalk, a stick and chalk that a chart of me sigh. what depends on to do it? addressing the relationship with the regions top power, china kesha focused on stability and dialogue. joe kua on did it is important to build stable ties with china for both countries and the region as well as the international community. while working with countries with which we share universal values, we say what needs to be said to china and demand family. that it behave responsibly, we also will maintain dialogue and contin

for the diplomatic traffic, the sources and, and can, i says that the usa took the initiation today to deescalate the tension. the u. s. is embassy a couple of hours ago. just before are the ones cabinet meeting has to with it that they out maintain a bite of whip by the ad did they did the vienna convention article or 41 which says that the diplomats should respect the added that the laws and regulations off the receiving or the hosting companies, and that has been a strong sign awful. we'll to deescalate detention so avalon received that and that an answer that he welcome the, the did the statement from the embassy of the united states. and just after the 3, the of add you as his embassy germany, the netherlands, france, and the other companies also re, to with her dad. it was a retreat the as the ship from this embassies that they are taking a step back. so for now, we can say that the diplomatic crisis over also colace keys is over. however, at the did the next hearing in cavellas trail is going to be a month later or november 26. and the council of europe says that if was michaela is not immediately released. it

i says that the usa took the initiation to day to deescalate the taschen . the u. s. is embassy a couple of hours ago. just before evelyn's cabinet meeting has to with it that they maintain a bite of whip by the air they did. the vienna can wash an article or $41.00, which says that the diplomats should respect the, the laws and regulations or the receiving or the hosting countries. and that has been a strong sign of a wheel to deescalate the tash and so our lawn received that. and that an answer that he welcome the, the, did the statement from the embassy of the united states. and just after the 3 of at u. s. is embassy germany, the netherlands, france, and the other countries also re to with it, that it was a retreat as the sham from this embassy that they are taking a step back. so for now, we can see that the diplomatic crisis over a couple of keys is over. however, at the, the, the did the next hearing in cavellas trial is going to be a month later on november 26. and the council of europe says that if was my color is not immediately released, it will this start

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as a general question of trust, one has to consider what the usa, lydia can ascend, occurred and many other through time and understand the u. s. commitment can be an effective in pickle, who point to ruination. the bottom line is that the situation appears to be increasingly dangerous over the past several months, perhaps went out saying, u. s. stepping back from the brink. well, the agreement to hold a virtual summit between the u. s. and chinese presidents, by the end of the year, comes after a closed door meeting in switzerland between beijing and washington. those talks are raised, hopes of our approach went off to multiple to spirits, including a tariff wall. and we spoke with a pack long, long senior lecturer and politics at bath university and the u. k. u think the u. s . administration needs to take a more realistic view on its rivalry with china, economically and technology equally. china is obviously on the rise. although our east military protect east north on is polity, but it's already the 2nd largest in the world. the u. s. peace proportion, mostly the me 3, spending east largest, and i don't think china is goin

as a general question of trust, one has to consider what the usa, lydia can ascend, occurred and many other through time and understand the u. s. commitments can be an effective and fickle who point to ruination. the bottom line is that the situation appears to gotten increasingly dangerous over the past several months, perhaps went out saying you asked, stepping back from the brink of the agreement to hold a virtual summit between the u. s. and chinese presidents, by the end of the year, comes off to a closed door meeting in switzerland between beijing and washington. those talks raised hopes of a reproach, went off to multiple disputes including a tariff war. and we spoke with a pack long, long senior lecturer and politics have bought the university in the u. k. and he thinks the u. s. administration needs to be more realistic when it views its rivalry with china, economically and technology equally. china is obviously on the rise, also east military, but checked the snot and it's polity, but it's already the 2nd largest in the. well, the us are this proportion, they slee the new tree spending east, the largest, and i don't

usa and many others. the thing to say about this is for boris johnson, very few people in great britain in the 1970's, in.k., they don't really care that much about this. he will not carry that many votes. he's doing it out of a sense of morality. to be fair, we can also say he had promised the unionists in northern ireland, and he's trying to redeem that position. the agreed protocol from two years ago, the government was in a very weak position and there was a time of weakness, and it's not working. it's opposed by a large number of people in northern ireland and it's time to change it. in my view, it is in the interests of the eu to change it because this is a sore spot that can go on for years. now is the time to sort it out. i believe it can be sorted out. peter: nicholas whyte in brussels, you were shaking your head as graham was talking about boris johnson and morality in the same sentence. nicholas: i am afraid i was. boris johnson knew perfectly well two years ago, as he won an election on the basis of this and is now attempting to reputed. i don't see anything terribly moral about it. peter: ow

usa idea and the intelligence community. and we can probably expect them to be pressing on a couple of things. for now, the u. s. is very focused on trying to allow a safe passage for thousands of allies to the united states who are afraid of taliban reprisals and are desperate to get out of the country. they will also continue to press the taliban on preserving the rights of women and girls. now here is where the taliban and the united states can have some common ground and that is on the issue of security. neither one of these entities wants to see a rise of i saw in afghanistan, i saw in afghanistan has claimed responsibility for these 2 bombings in afghanistan in the last week or so. and the united states is very focused on ensuring that the situation remains secure enough in the country. that it won't, we won't see a repeat of what happened pre $911.00, that the country will not deteriorate into a safe haven for armed group. so it could be over the next 2 days that this coming together of the 2 groups, which i clearly are not friends that coming together over the next 2 days. it is security that could lay t

reporter: "born in the usa," which van zandt co-produced, went on to become a cultural phenomenon, selling more tn 30 million copies worldwide. the ensuing tour was a stadium extravaganza. s of just how big thin then got immediately after, or...? >> i couldn't even picture that level of success. you know, "the river" did three million and i thought, that's the most you can ever sell. we're selling out arenas. what else do you need to do, you know? ( laughs ) no, no, it was leaving one of my best, my best friend. >> reporter: van zandt stayed plenty busy, though, releasing his own politically charged solo music through the decade, while organizing an entirely new type of band. artists united against apartheid urged musicians who had long performed at south africa's casino resort, sun city, to refuse to play there while apartheid stood and nelson mandela remained in jail. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that was my whole life at that point. so, i was completely committed to it, you know? >> reporter: while his efforts were applauded by critics and fellow musicians, his solo career failed to find a wider audience, and by the '90s his career had slowed down. but toward the end of the decade, the ph

s. in south korea are again pressing north korea to refrain from carrying out more missile tests. days after it said it find a new type of ballistic missile usa invoice in north korea or as in sulfur meetings about the tests and long running stalemate and nuclear democracy, nuclear diplomacy. rather, north korea is refusing to return to talks until you ass drops what it calls, haul style policies, housing and berlin, like many other cities, is becoming increasingly unaffordable. berlin has recently voted overwhelmingly in favor of a proposal for authorities to seize more than 200000 homes and put them into public ownership. but if it falls, reports political and legal hurdles mean it may never happen. daniel digman is one of the last residents, still living in this large apartment block in the heart of berlin. jeff, take 101 flats. 85 have been empty for years with a company who bought in fighting legal battles to demolish, to block, to make way from your part of it. and so many people i'm looking for housing, but it, yeah, that's just kinda. while most residents have left digman decided to stay despite receiving threats and his car being sat

usa pre existing condition of extreme wealth and equality. but in recent years, we've heard bernie sanders use the word socialism on prime time u. s. t v. we've heard joe biden, all the, it's a, is a capitalist talking about the stimulus. and there he is talking about inequality again and again in the game. do you detect a huge see change in the civil discourse of the united states where inequality is now center stage? absolutely, i mean, i know to me last year, but you know, well no i as somebody who, you know, i mean i co edit a website called inequality dot org. i've been following these issues for decades. this is a really powerful moment because people are waking up to the ways in which these grotesque concentrations of wealth and power are really wrecking our society and wrecking our lives and wrecking our economy. so, as you know, for the 1st time in a long time, a majority of people, 6070 percent of people want to tax the very wealthy and sure the wealthy pay their fair share. so these are positive trends. and yet when this i'm is he, we're hearing rhetoric from by been and the so called squad and so on. when there was a valid s

history of the usa, my america r t a with this is boom, bought the one business show you can't afford to mit ambridge, boy washington coming up the u. s. and china officially held national security talks in switzerland, but higher level discussions are being outlined as biden. and she plan to hold a virtual summit later this here. sure that we discussed the talks and what issues are on the table. then we take you back inside the flight over the us, that feeling as the nation stared down the barrel of a default. we'll discuss the implications of such a move and how markets are reacting and with volatility lurking around the corner, the i m f, is spoken out against the adaptive crypto currency in developing economy. later on we look into the i m f warning and what it means for the fate of the digital currency factor vector today. let's dive right and with the us china relations at a new 40 year low presidents biden. and she have finally agreed to their 1st summit by the end of this year, though that summit will be held virtually. as i understand what came out of the discussions was an agreement to continue a dialog at a very high level.

usa department, declassified a 2018 document advising that enigmatic noise is supposedly plaguing us spies and diplomats abroad were actually just local insects. but that admission hasn't stopped the u. s. establishment of the media spitting into a frenzy that the sounds actually came from mystical russian weaponry, cabot. i've got more details earlier from correspondent constantine raj cove. while according to recently emerged, a documentary, this whole story might be just a big conspiracy theory and it, what's really interesting here is that a caricature chirping might have been falsely taken up for the sound of this science fiction weapon on this whole mishap actually triggered the whole thing, we believe the recorded sounds are mechanical or biological in origin rather than electronic. the most likely source is the end is short tailed cricket. the recorded odo signal is with high confidence, not produced by the nonlinear detection of high pow radio frequency or ultrasound pulses. while it all started back in 2016, a with 21 usaa service members in cuba. when they experienced this medical symptoms including ah, had ache, dizziness of fatigue on nausea, anxiety, cognitive difficultie

usa department as declassified a 2018 document advising that an exotic noises supposedly plaguing us spies and diplomats abroad were actually just local insects. but that a mission hasn't stopped the u. s. establishment in the media. spinning it into a frenzy that the sounds actually came from mystical russian weaponry. kevin owen got the details earlier from ortiz constantine raj. gov while according to recently emerged a documentary, this whole story might be just a big conspiracy theory and it was even more interesting as that simple a cricket chirping you heard it right. creek, crypt, cricket chirping. might have been falsely taken of for the sound of this of science fiction super weapon. we believe the recorded sounds are mechanical or biological in origin rather than electronic. the most likely source is the end is short tailed cricket. the recorded audio signal is with high confidence, not produced by the nonlinear detection of high power radio frequency or ultrasound pulses. well, it all started back in 2016, a with 21 usaa service members in cuba. when they experienced this medical symptoms including ah, headache, business of fatigue and nausea, anxiety, cognitive, difficultie

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usa european union, who are key funders, were key. who provide a key foreign aid to the country. many europeans still rely on foreign aid. and you know, if your p r r b s, government needs this international community to be able to do their job well. but with all this tensions going on in the pressure that is mounted on the government, a lot of people are saying that he does need to do better, especially when it comes to the security situation in the country. of course and catherine, we're seeing a deterioration right now in this is the security situation of various different reasons, various different regions. i'm sorry and, and for various different reasons and different places. now i wonder, does the government actually have the resources and does abby have the political backing to actually address all of this? well again, it depends on who you talked a lot of his supporters and you know, government officials are saying that he does have the car, the good you know, the backing of a big portion of the country. a lot of people are saying that they want him to focus on the security situation. they want him to focus, particularly on the crisis in t grey

usa, the longest-running latino radio show on public radio. it's been around since 1993. he took over production in 2010 and maria has been the anchor and executive producer since the 1990'sturo media took over the production and it is a peabody award-winning show based on issues of the latin american community -- latino community in the united states. we launched a podcast from the view of people of color in 2016. we needed journalists of color to talk about elections. a lot of times, a lot of us go on the show and i have to represent the entire latino community. our show tries to look at intersectionality, has journalists of color talking about the work that they do, and don't feel the pressure they have to represent everywhere in the community. at the same time in 2011, i founded latino rebels, a digital news site that focuses on english dominant, bicultural, -- i was a gen xer and not seeing a lot of my community reflected in my community -- in what i was seeing. i was a bilingual, bicultural kid growing up in puerto rico, new york, and boston, where i am based right now. i decided to create this site. eventually, we actually dove into politics. fast-forward right now