but what we really need to be doing is, is putting in place upstream solutions as problems solution, sorry, prevent the plastic question. the 1st place, not the try. and so the question just become pollution is too late by the way to talking throughout this flight where michael and your foot comes together. we are we talking about the nest products of beads in little bits of plastic in and they explode 8 your skin or they help clean better. so we just say, let's just not put them and create them in the 1st place. that would be simple when that yeah, you think so? yeah. so a global agreement to remove those sorts of plastics from products would be would be wonderful. and we don't need those plastics to be in those products. really, there will be natural alternatives or just other ways of achieving the same outcome . so we have to really find ways to prevent plastic entering the, the economy are entering the food chain or entering whatever way we kind of stopping them getting into the products. the 1st place would, would be, you know, the august 1st that there's a global plastics treat

there's a whole number of potential solutions. we have to understand the capacity of those areas around the boundary as well. there is the targeted infrastructures needs that may exist. >> one of my biggest take away from my first term in congress's house and cnn gave the local officials are in utah about solving these problems. i love your responses. i urge you to follow up and be willing to engage on this. i yield back hope to get a few more questions. >> we now recognize the chair from colorado for five minutes. >> thank you. thank you to ranking member more. thank you for holiness important hearing. madam chair, i appreciate your willingness to hold this hearing aid your initiative. providing this oversight. this impacts every one of our districts. the public lands subcommittee -- i also happen to represent the district that is home to some of the most iconic national park the united states. that includes rocky mountain national park. over visitation. there is the reality of larger and larger crowds. they are descending onto r

and he did reiterate the need for a 2 state solution of the u. s. desire for a 2 state solution. he said, any steps that would harm what would be read that would harm that he said, solution would be rejected by the u. s. and be harmful to both sides. so that's probably a nod to the far right. members of netanyahu's alliance, dubuque, responded rebecca rivers. they're reporting from jerusalem for us. thank you. we're back there to look now. some of the other stories are making headlines around the world today. a russian strike has killed one person and wounded 3 more in hard gifts. according to the regional governor miss, i'll hit a residential building, ukraine's 2nd largest city. late on sunday, at least 3 more people were killed by russian shelley in pearson, jacob original russia, fullest prime minister, matos moreover, etzky says the country is planning to spend 4 percent of his gross domestic product on its military this year. that would be the highest percentage long nato countries . poland is working to expand its army following russia invasion of ukraine. nato secretary g

and he did reiterate the need for a 2 state solution of the u. s. desire for a 2 state solution. he said, any steps that would harm what would be read that would harm that he says you would be rejected by the u. s. and be harmful to both sides. so that's probably a nod to the far right. members of netanyahu's alliance. b, w corresponded rebecca writ as they're reporting from jerusalem for us. thank you. we're back as a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. a russian strike has killed one person and wounded 3 more and herpes according to the regional government. a missile had a residential building in ukraine, 2nd largest city late on sunday. at least 3 more people were killed by russian shelling in her song. bolan's prime minister mateusz moreover ski says the country is planning to spend 4 percent of its gross domestic product on its military. this year that would be the highest percentage among nato countries. poland is working to expand its on following russia's invasion of ukraine. nato's secretary general has urged south korea to prov

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. 0ne they are not interested in a two state solution. leadership. that is really interesting, given that i well and her leadership. that is really interesting, given that as the backdrop and given the fact that antennae blink and was repeatedly talking about this as the solution, does it mean effectively that this visit for any good it will do well and fundamentally change the dial at all? —— antony bliken. t and fundamentally change the dial at all? -- antony bliken.— all? -- antony bliken. i think the --urose all? -- antony bliken. i think the purpose of _ all? -- antony bliken. i think the purpose of this — all? -- antony bliken. i think the purpose of this focus _ all? -- antony bliken. i think the purpose of this focus is _ all? -- antony bliken. i think the purpose of this focus is to - all? -- antony bliken. i think the purpose of this focus is to stop i purpose of this focus is to stop things getting worse both in politics and in terms of violence. —— antony blinken. politics and in terms of violence. -- antony blinken.— politics

so i don't think more of the same is the solution. and i do not think that as we always say with devils asking the arsonists how to put out the fire is a big mistake. these guys are the main beneficiaries of the last 40 years looking to them for solutions is and so forth. aaron, but it is an opportunity as a and i wanted to write this question back to shirley. it's an opportunity for oxfam to present a report such as it's done and present a solution as it's done, which has to tax the richest people in the world around 5 percent to create a huge funds that could then lift billions of people out of poverty. davis presents an opportunity to present this solution to them. you wouldn't have a st devils existed. but sally, crucially, a people in dab was going to be giving it any credence when they came to discuss it . i think of poverty elimination and addressing the global unit quality and the content with that currently with the u. s. a. raising the interest rates. i was talking with a lot of scholars from the immersion world and they are

those are a number solutions that i think work. cox yesterday, the president had his secretary low energy, jennifer make an announcement and a veto threat from the podium at the white house. it has to do with legislation the house is about to pass a passenger with our emergency energy supply the strategic petroleum reserve. subsequent withdrawal more we need a plan for exploration energy in the united states to refill that. i've introduced similar legislation in the senate. the reason this is so important the emergency supply are at a 40 year low. we've gotten to that point because president biden in the run-up to the election went through from our strategic reserve 1 million barrels of oil each and every day for six months. 180 days. hundred 80 million pounds gasoline was $5 a gallon. people were feeling the pain at the pump. it's nice to see the president finally admits there is a relationship between supply and demand and the cost of energy and gasoline at the pump. get the president continues to respond to the crazies to the ca

davos presents an opportunity to present this solution to them. crucially, are people in davos going to be giving it any credence? are they going to discuss it? >> i think poverty elimination and addressing the global inequality compounded with it currently, with the u.s. raising the interest rates. i was talking with scholars from the emerging world and they are saying we are facing a double edged sword. if americans are feeling the pains, or the west is feeding the pains of inflation, just think about the people in africa. they are feeling the pain not only from inflationary pressure, that essentially spills over from the developed world, but they are actually being -- they are facing a depreciating local currency as well. it is a double-edged sword. they feel so much more pain and -- in the developing world than the developed world. the voices here that are coming from the developing world are making it very clear to the global north that a lot of these fundamental issues need to be resolved. >> will these global elites take seriously this issu

i could go on forever with solutions we can grab off-the-shelf today.re are false solutions being promoted by the plastics industry which i hope we can get into, which is chemical recycling or advanced recycling. you all know you open a package that you order on amazon and it arrives really over packaged. so much stuff you don't need and today, the prestigious national group oceana put out a report on how much plastic packaging is produced by amazon. amazon, we need you to do better. oceana commissioned a poll and 82% of voters want you to adapt loss --laws to reduce plastic and the poll results were bipartisan. when i served at the epa, i met many people who were climate change deniers and i never met a plastic pollution denier because the evidence is everywhere. you walk down the street and see plastic bags in the trees. i want to go on the record by saying there are some users of plastic but we don't see -- uses of plastic but we don't seat medical waste hanging from trees and medical waste is a small percentage of plastic production. cars are more e

based on the 2 state solution. and we also talked about this today. we agreed when hell asthma to continue to promote prose this into a built i would my should bring in the final settlement closure. we aim to continue our corporation with our other partners as well obviously. but so at the does not help the escalation on the ground that is happening there does not held the political pro says we are, has an are again, standing against any current solutions to resolve this conflict. because it's not in the interest with any country in the region. we aim to continue to promote constructive agenda shop so that the parties to the conflict after responsibly enriching its final solution and, and resolving of this conflict. obviously, we are looking at how the discussions in the west about pumping more and more of that was in serious weapons to ukraine, including offensive weapons strike lamp. and even when you see all of that, you know, we don't just look at it, but you are taking necessary steps not to allow further atte

nevertheless, other solutions are no solutions at all. they are just recipes to continuing.is why president biden and his secretary of state want to keep the hope alive of a two state solution because that is the only one that will actually end the conflict. laura: but, what is actually going to happen in this situation? what do you see the next steps as being? well, the first requirement, which the secretary was pushing today, is to get both sides to act to calm down the situation. the leadership on both sides are riding tigers. they don't want this situation to explode. abbas would essentially lose his overall control if that happened. and netanyahu has bigger fish to fry. he wants to make peace with saudi arabia, stop iran's nuclear weapons. the question is can they get it under control of the situation on the ground is boiling? the secretary of state has tried to get them to take steps that would cool it, that would increase the security cooperation. and then, takes positive steps that would try to rebuild some of the trust that has been broken in this process. laura: ho

there are solutions. i could go on forever it was solutions we could grab off-the-shelf today. there are also false solutions being promoted by the plastics industry which i hope you can get into which is chemical recycling or advanced recycling. you all know you open a package that you order on amazon for instance it arrives really over package. so much stuff you do not need. in fact today the prestigious national group oceana put out a report on how much plastic packaging is produced by amazon. amazon, we need you to do much much better. oceana also commissioned a poll 82% of voters want you to adopt laws to reduce plastics. the poll results were bipartisan republicans, democrats, independents. when i served at the epa i'm many people who are climate deniers. i have never met a plastic pollution denier because the evidence is everywhere. we walked down the street, you see plastic bags in the trees. i also want to go on the record by saying there are some uses of plastic we do not seek medical waste hanging from trees and medical waste by the way is a small percentage of plast

davis presents an opportunity to present this solution to them. you wouldn't have it at diverse existed. but to sally, crucially, a people in deb was going to be giving it any credence on a game to discuss it. i think of poverty elimination and trusting the global unit quality and the content with it currently with the u. s. a . raising the interest rates. i was talking with a lot of scholars from the immersion world and they are say, now we are facing a double edged sword. if americans are feeding the pains or the west is feeding the pains of inflation just think of bad people in africa. they are feeding the pay not only from inflationary pressure or that are essentially spilled over from the deval world that they are actually are being of, you know, they, socially, they are facing, i depreciating local courtesy and well, so it, oh sure that they feel so much more pain in the developing world than that evolved worlds. and so the think the voice is here that are coming from the 2 bobby worlds are making that very clear to the global north. that a

solution is. so if you're looking at time to change geographically, climate change is going to disproportionately affect poorer black communities. so within your activism, you need to take within climate activism, you need to take into account classism, racism, sexism, homophobia. for example, if the natural disaster were to strike those communities would be most vulnerable. and if you look at the way society treats those communities now imagine how much was it's going to be when aid due to natural disaster is needed and needs to be brought to those communities. so advocating for human rights, you can pick and choose no form of oppression exists and isolation. i wonder what you both think, you know, the possibility of achieving your ideas and what a just world looks like. what do you think the implications of to deliver the has on the word that you do? give me the what i'm picking up and said capitalism, inheritance lee, you know, glorifies the individual, its limitations. however in activism that

rest of the biden administration, the key to regional security and stability lies in the 2 state solution. article freely him, berlin, and this is the day ah, it's the responsibility of everyone. take steps to content rather than employment, to work toward a day when people older feel afraid, their community to their homes and their places of worship. that is the only way to hold the rising tide of violence that is taking too many lives too many israelis to many battle city. i'll make that clear through my time and israel in the west bank with every one that i mean ah, also on the day a 100 days in office for italian prime minister george, i'm a lonely and that means a 100 hostile days for those seeking to save migrants lives in the waters of the mediterranean sea. educated what we keep hearing is i would rather die at sieve and go back to libya. so rules like this will never stop. people from making that crossing. people on the run will not stop trying to find safety, very hip. oh, it's good to have you with us. we began the day apply for a return to a past plan for peace. a 2 state solu

what are the possible solutions? some say . the possible solutions?s needed, the nhs confederation said there had been a decade—long lack of investment and there have been calls for a long workforce plan. but there are a growing demand now for social care to be addressed. the growing demand now for social care to be addressed.— to be addressed. the key thing for me is fixing _ to be addressed. the key thing for me is fixing the _ to be addressed. the key thing for me is fixing the social care - to be addressed. the key thing forj me is fixing the social care system where we have a broken model of providers who are paying staff to low and don't have career structures, they are being outcompeted by supermarkets and other employers who can take their staff, and as a consequence we can't get the patients out of hospital and if we don't fix that for the longer term we will be back here having this conversation again in a year's time. ~ . ., , this conversation again in a year's time. ~ . ., time. meaningful solutions could take time- _ time. meaningful sol

i wish him well and talking to the president that is very solution lies at risk of repeating myself, i cannot imagine any debt ceiling provision passed out of the senate was 60 votes could actually pass this particular house so i think the final solution lies between speaker mccarthy and the president. >> marking two years since president biden was sworn into office. and without question one of the biggest failures of the first two years in office was a disaster at the southern border we get the data statistics and the numbers tell the story december was the largest single month the largest number of people apprehended who attempted illegal border crisis. the number of got a ways is one.2 million people over the last three months averaging 70000 per month so the numbers continue to get worse. the president finally took a trip to the southern border and obviously what we are anxious to see now what he learned on this trip and if you will actually do something talking about it is one thing but doing something to address the crisis iseo what the american people are looking for. there is

, implement the solution and it creates a new set of problems in our forefathers are smart creating theate, jefferson came back and asked george washington, why he came back and he said well, why did you work your tear. in? to let it cool. washington response was that's why we created the senate, let it cool and ask yourself, are you making it worse or better by the solution you put in place? i think the problem we have in this country as we have gone through that cycle so many times that we are dealing with problems created by our solutions and not theob root problem. the voters since that and from that comes since some in the problem with cynicism is cynical voters we've found in pulling in a variety of different areas look at, voters think they are being invested but they are most successful to demagoguery so we have so many things coming through today, cable news program, anything on all three stations are demagoguery. social media, demagoguery. look at what comes out of the super pacs, demagoguery. part of the problem is we have to look at those things making it worse and we need t

i don't see a two-state solution he says. maybe between us and the jewish people, but with the israeli occupiers, never. >> nic robertson is here in studio with me. what was your take away? >> the lack of credibility the palestinian authority president has. one of the reasons is because israeli troops are able to come into the west bank and pal spin yip citizens are getting killed so that undermines his ability to stand up for the palestinians and say i can take security. what does that look like? palestinian gunmans coming outside killing people. it's important to understand the terror groups in the west bank, islamic gjihad are purposely going after his credibility. how did they do that? because they do things that temp the israeli troops deeper and deeper into the west bank. you'll notice gaza is calm. they're keeping a lid on that. they're drawing israeli troops into the west bank to allow situations to develop where palestinians get killed and inflames the situation and undermines him. that's the game for them. >> pretty

, you implement the solution. and that creates a new set of problems and our forefathers were very smart in creating the senate jefferson back in as george washington. why did they create a senate? he had been ambassador france and he said, why did you pour your tea in the saucer. and he said to let it cool. and and washington's response was that's why we created the senate is let it cool in that third stage and ask yourself, are you making it worse or better? the solution you're putting in place? and i think the problem we have in this country is we've gone through that cycle so many times that we're dealing with problems created by our solutions and not the root problem and the voters since. and from that comes cynicism. and the problem with cynicism is that cynical voters we have found in our polling, we have found and a whole variety of different that we look at a cynical voters think they're being defensive, but they are the most susceptible to demagoguery and. so we have so many things who are demagoguery co

pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. woman: and now, "bbc world news". >> hello. this is outside source. u.s. secretary of state says israel must resolve conflict with the palestinians and outlines washington support for a two state solution. >> anything that moves us away from that position is detrimental to israel's long-term security and identity as a jewish state. >> speaking next to benjamin netanyahu. also on the program, authorities in pakistan say at least 59 people have been killed in an attack on a mosque at the city of peschel -- peshawar. welcome to the program. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken has arrived in the middle east for meetings with israeli and palestinian leaders at a time when violence continues to spiral. there he is arriving in israel. he has been meeting with the israeli prime minister, and truman netanyahu. let's start by hearing secretary blinken. >> that is crucial to moving towards our enduring goal, palestinians a

and a novel solution to a parking problem.terdam opens an underwater bike park. ♪ welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. we begin in jerusalem, where the u.s. secretary of state arrived today amid a new surge in israeli/palestinian violence. they have said israel will endanger his long-term security. mr. blinken met prime minister netanyahu, and said afterwards his immediate priority was to restore calm. tom bateman has more. reporter: in jerusalem, the wreckage is spreading and another generation grows up in its wake. israel's new far right police minister vowing to step up demolitions of palestinian attackers and their families. this home was bulldozed yesterday, but it was the brother of the owner who did the crime. this has been the worst period of violence in years and now you have some of the most radical voices in israeli politics in the government calling for more of this, the families of attackers, evictions, expulsions and home demolitions. the u.n. calls it collective punishment, banned under int

is still firmly with a two state solution. i don't know that we will move closer to that that just messaging to affirm that position. i would also offer, on the backdrop early in u.s. exercises this week kind of set a message to iran. there is a palestinian part of this but also israeli coordination on security efforts to counter iran is also part of this visit. mohammed: gideon, you heard them talk in the background of all of this there will be the specter of iran. from your perspective, how much is iran going to factor into the discussions that secretary blinken will have? gideon: iran is the best excuse not to answer the palestinian question. israel wishes to make iran the main issue, and to really smash the palestinian issue, which is so much more crucial, and so much older. yes, iran, and secretary blinken will do everything possible to calm down israel to prevent any kind of friendship that the new government has in mind. but at the end of the day, it is only a cover-up. at the end of the day, the palestinian issue is th

., ., j, , solution.not _ solution. if the labour party's big idea is to not do _ solution. if the labour party's big idea is to not do anything - idea is to not do anything themselves butjust get other idea is to not do anything themselves but just get other people to do it. _ themselves but just get other people to do it, that is fine but the point is we _ to do it, that is fine but the point is we have — to do it, that is fine but the point is we have work to do, the prime minisler— is we have work to do, the prime minister has set out his five priorities, that is what we are focusing _ priorities, that is what we are focusing on and what we will be delivering on and people will notice there _ delivering on and people will notice there is— delivering on and people will notice there is nothing in this speech about— there is nothing in this speech about economic growth from labour and nothing about controlling immigration and nothing practical about_ immigration and nothing practical about how to deal wi

he did talk about a 2 state solution. c working towards that plan, however, it's a lot of lip service. it seems because what we're seeing on the ground and what we have seen in the last year and suddenly this month is a real increase in violence between the israelis and palestinians that were to deadly attacks. over the weekend on friday and saturday, when a several israelis were killed. but also a raid on jeanine but killed 10 palestinians the day before those the tax. so he's talking about working towards a 2 state solution, but he didn't really offer any a way of moving towards that. certainly in the time that he's been there, the, the new government has been keen on increasing measures. they said in response to those attacks and reducing those rights, but palestinians have had to some degree. now some of those measures have included demolitions of home, certainly of the those that belong to the attack because, but it seems also collective punishment towards any families or friends all within that vicinity. we're seein

germany -la s a will have a solution soon. germany plays a key — will have a solution soon.ny plays a key role — will have a solution soon. germany plays a key role in _ will have a solution soon. germany plays a key role in our— will have a solution soon. germany plays a key role in our alliance. - plays a key role in our alliance. the assistance announced by olaf scholz is historic with a special 100 billion euros defence for 4/5—generation aircraft, new helicopters, ships, tanks and ammunition. our correspondent in berlin, damien mcguinness, sent us this update. poland's moved to officially request berlin to allow warsaw to send their own german—made battle tanks will further increase the pressure on the german chancellor, olaf scholz, and that's because the german government has to agree to any german—made tanks being re—exported to ukraine according to the export guidelines and rules. the problem is until now, the chancellor and the german government could say we have not received a request so we don't have to make a decision. that request has coming now from poland, so

we began the day with a plea for a return to a past plan for peace, a 2 state solution that vision of a palestinian state existing alongside israel was last on the negotiating table on us sponsored talks in 2014. now secretary of state antony blank and is visiting israel and the palestinian territories at a time when the region is suffering some of the bloodiest violence in years after blinking met israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the 2 men emphasized the central concern of security, but i have to tell you that i also believe that experiment, the circle of peas working to close. finally, the fall of the arab israeli conflict, i think would also help us achieve a workable solution with our palestinian neighbors as we advance israel's integration. we can do so in ways that improve the daily lives of palestinians in the west bank and gaza. and that's crucial to moving toward our during goal of palestinians and israelis enjoying equal measures of freedom, security, opportunity, justice, and dignity. we're now with nathan sacks, he's the director at the center for middle east pol

but the backup power solution is not a cheap one. and it's costing a whole lot more to continue serving the local them as a brit insulated. be a fortunate that we have invested in the generator pods. the costs of running swift look remedy have grown because we need to purchase petrol on a regular basis. the past few weeks has seen some of the worst power cuts on record in south africa. with the pow utility s. com rolling out nationwide blackouts, locally referred to as low cheating for up to as much as 10 hours a day. even hospitals have not been spared. it does affect a lot of our equipment that we do have on site. for example, like i have mentioned, we have elevators that are obviously put onto the generators which keep going on and off, which is most patients in very dangerous situations by being inside, they're not being able to be able to get out in a country that already has high levels of crime, the power outages of further compromising safety and security. in some areas, people are scared to even use the roads at nights. so p

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we are worried about solutions. [applause] >> being on the front lines, showing you altogether and the collaborative nature of this convert -- conference, mayor adams said there would be conversations about helping cities like his, other mayors opening their cities to migrants. as the discussion happened? are they going to happen? >> i'm sure those discussions will happen area they haven't happened, he hasn't arrived yet. but i will say many cities are affected by this. a city like ours is affected may be differently than new york or san diego but we have a tremendous impact. it behooves all of us to try to find a solution that is comprehensive and long-lasting because the last thing we want to do is deal with this year in and year a. someone in the back, yes sir? >> [indiscernible] congress [indiscernible] >> of course we are. every mayor shares that concern. we have had to manage that the end we have heard that as well. i think part of the reason why we emphasize the flexibility in the new arpa is because at the e