and more than 20000000 people in south west of the united states or on the heater lots as temperatures, they're all forecast to reach 44 degrees. john nearon is the managing director of climate extremes, consulting he says, the rapid rising global ocean temperatures is partly to blame for these 8 waves. so much more energy required to actually take the oceans. and once i have read stores will as hate, they're releasing it back into the atmosphere and that's driving at the top of when it happens that i'm walking in the heat by the cycle. and so we see that the liability of the items are actually sitting themselves outside of dips, much slower moving. and as they become slow moving, they establish these cycles, the assistance of those regions. the problem that we have is that this is early summer infected spring going into some of the way of saying is this he saw so far outside in india, uh, the monsoon has sold in the sale. and so unless it gets another surge and pushes inland, that paint will remain in assist in the north of the country for other parts of the globe where the heat visor

and more than 20000000 people in south west of the united states or on the heater, lots has temperatures, they're all forecast to reach 44 degrees. john nearon is the managing director of climate extremes, consulting he says, the rapid rising global ocean type, which is partly to blame for these 8 waves. so much more energy required to actually take the items. and once they have read store all this hate, they're releasing it back into the atmosphere and that's driving.

partners and the global south, uh, so... that is partners outside the west that the united states has, that the united states does not want, that is, the main claim to biden was from the countries of the global south, primarily even those who are in friendly relations with the united states, that the united states carry out natization of ukraine. remember, he is the one in this speech, he said that the united states is not going to natize. country, but this, this does not take away the question that it is a matter of time when our membership will be, when it will be, he does not say and tries to talk, this question is not to say when, and on the other hand, we understand it as, if it is temporary, then it can be forever, and that's it, it removes these problems, moreover, there is an important issue here, so that this agreement does not turn into an ersatz, a promise of nato membership , that we give you security assurances almost there, we guarantee you military assistance, we will join your defense in case of there... major circumstances, certain problems on the front, but you postpone nato membership for a while, a little later, or at all do not raise this issue yet. this is a

congress of deputies of the south-eastern regions of ukraine and crimea, radicals, despite all the agreements and guarantees from the west, both europe and, as i just said, the united stateseems that they were the authors of the development of events in precisely this vein. a further chain of events led ukraine to where it is now, implementing the western concept of war to the last ukrainian. under the leadership of a person whose term of office has expired, and the constitution of ukraine clearly speaks about this. the constitution of ukraine does not provide for the possibility of canceling or postponing presidential elections. continuation of his powers due to martial law. exclusively only the verkhovna rada, thereby indicating the status of the parliament of ukraine as a permanent body under martial law. in other words, it is the verkhovna rada that is today a legitimate body, in contrast to the executive branch. well, ukraine is not a presidential republic, but a parliamentary-presidential one. that's the point. moreover, the chairman of the verkhovna rada, acting president, by virtue of the articles. will come up later, now american and european partners are ready t

demonstration of deepening ties between the 2 countries which have recently drawn closer in the face of west and sanctions. both exist them, not trading weapons bots. the united states and south korea have expressed concerns about the relationship between putin and kid us and that we spoke to a correspondent sagos semenoff scheme. he is reporting from the left in capital read off to ross that goes down to the used bureau in moscow. and we often want this new strategic partnership between russia and north korea. i'm. i've looked like this one in fact, and also they've, i've letting me put them, but we don't yet know what is that what will be in this deal with this? we expect us to be signed tomorrow. tomorrow is the main day of not even as we're putting visit to north korea. we do know i'm not going to put in is interested in continuing to support that north korea has shown to the russian war efforts. and the so this will be on the top of the agenda as to the relations between the 2 countries. and north korea had a very close alliance with the soviet union. they then even had the sort of a military alliance and back at the time. and however, these relations, who have cooled of

but really, i mean, especially outside of the west, we talked about the global south just completely different universe than united states when it comes to talking about the issue of palestine. and the us is really isolating itself right now when the issue of palestine is really sort of front and center and the international stage. i don't think many people in washington understands the extent to which this foreign policy leaves the us. so ex streamlined isolated. well, i want a line away, it really kind of bigs the questions. i mean, is this all, i mean i don't want to make it too simplistic, but i mean, is this really just donor driven? i mean, is money. you know, the great philosopher bob dylan said, once you know money doesn't talk, it screams like, is this the bottom line line of let me give you another thought experiment. let's see. i could go and pull some parts of this equation out and i would you remove the donor faction completely. i could just somehow metaphysically do that. would you see a different result? absolutely. there's no question about that, because you would then you gotta ask, well, who, who is, wh

, the most merciful, and have a good time in america in 22 different states from east to west and from north to south. the 14th presidential election is being held in the easternmost part of the unitedtes, including new york , new jersey, massachusetts, north carolina, virginia , georgia, florida, ohio, and michigan at 15:30, it's actually 8:00 a.m. i said that the elections started with 3 hours of writing in the western states. the time is actually 16:30 the election has started and the end time is 21:00 in the eastern states, we have about 6 hours and in the western states we have about 9 hours until the end of the polling time. well , today we are witnessing voting and the establishment of polling stations in this state. there are those that i call the state of arizona, california, florida, georgia, and maryland. the easternmost states will be at 4:30 am tehran time on saturday morning at 9:00 pm tehran time, and the legal deadline for voting is if it is not extended, and in the western united states it will be 7:30 am saturday 21:00 and until then. the time will continue within the time frame of the law , if in fact it is not extended, a lot of effort has been made to allow iran

the congress of deputies of the south-eastern regions of ukraine and crimea was to be held, the radicals, despite all agreements and guarantees from the west, like europe, as i just said, and the united statesook control of the building of the rada, the presidential administration, seized the government, and not a single guarantor. of all these agreements on a political settlement, neither the united states nor the europeans lifted a finger to fulfill their obligations, call on the opposition, liberate seized administrative objects, and renounce violence. it is clear that this course of events not only suited them, it seems that they were the authors of the development of events, namely in this vein, also already on february 22... in the east of ukraine to respect the interests, rights and freedoms, no, the regime that broke through to power as a result of a coup chose war, in the spring and summer of 1914 it launched punitive actions against donbass, russia again called for peace , we did everything to resolve the most pressing problems that had arisen within the framework of the minsk agreements, but the west and the kiev authorities, as already emphasized, were not going to implement the

aggressive and the insidious enemies that are being talked about are, of course, not south korea, of course, they are not citizens of ukraine, they are the united states of america, the collective west which is behind the outbreak of conflicts in korea and on the territory of the former soviet union. what is discussed during the visit? well, in fact, today documents are already being published indicating that it is quite possible that an agreement will be signed, an agreement on a comprehensive strategic partnership. when this happens, we will find out the details, why does it seem to me that here you and i should proceed from the information that is told to us, because during the visit, iran was confused, and the leader of north korea in our country had many publications in the western press, but what needed to be told to us they said, and everything else is articles in the conscientious western press, which should be treated, well, with great caution. in what volumes it occurs, who supplies what to whom, what needs to be told in the interests of the russian federation and the dprk, this will be for us said. now i would like to say a few words about the west’s reaction to all this,

completely the west itself, israel is, in principle, almost the west, but that's all only it is not a member of nato, but south korea is. this is really a country that is an ally of the united statesre is the philippines, here the president of ukraine visited the philippines with president ferdinand marquez jr. before the peace summit, i think it is more important than the peace summit, to be honest , because it is another ally of the united states, which has weapons that can be produced, that can restrain some interests, there are a number of other such states, let's mention south korea, we also know that they used to buy weapons from it. but for us, now it is ready, maybe even directly to supply, here is the reality, those countries that can give us money and weapons are those countries with which we must develop relations, all other countries, as they say, the author of baron minghausen once said, england can wait, antigua and barbuda can wait , venezuela can wait, qatar can wait for a while, they can all wait, of course, if these... participate in the release of our prisoners of war, this is also an important part of our track, it must be said that the people who take advantag

the west and japan. north korea seeks to oppose the strengthening of relations between japan, the united states and southea, so the visit president putin in finyan is of great importance for creating a counterbalance. or, if you will, the axis of resistance, this could become a big problem for the west and japan. at the official level, eyes are also directed to phinyang, to nato, looking at the friendship between russia and the dprk, they decided in response to further strengthen their relations with allies in asia. putin's visit to korea demonstrates and confirms russia's very close relationship with authoritarian states such as the dprk, china and iran. this is true. proves that our security is not regional, it global. of course, we are also concerned about the potential support that moscow is providing to hinyana when it comes to supporting its missile and nuclear programs. we see how much military support russia receives from the dprk, as well as from iran and china. this is one of the reasons why we will continue to strengthen our partnerships with countries in the asia-pacific region, australia, ne

additional assistance and perhaps getting some leverage with the north, west, south korea, japan, even china in the united states. and in terms of the visit to vietnam, i suppose that that is a very different situation because that's a country that indeed is not isolated on the world stage on like north korea and perhaps roster as well. indeed, vietnam is attracting visitors from all over the world world leaders like president biden president, she didn't think it is an area. it is a country that uh, worldliness. want to be engaging with a yes. vietnam has been and they, and very scouts of lead playing off ties with china, russia, the united states and now there is a price and then buying was there last year? president trump point. there are few years ago. and now, you know, it's been a long time partner and rival that china, and it's been in, in russia that had extensive ties under the soviet era was vietnam. they withered and as they did in north korea and the 19 ninety's. but present improvement has made an effort to revise those to re establish again russia's bonus. he does as an importance receipts and player and asia. right

of the south-eastern regions of ukraine and crimea was supposed to take place, the radicals, despite all the agreements and guarantees from the west, like europe, as i just said, and the united statesibly took control of the rada building, the presidential administration, and seized it. the government and not a single guarantor of all these agreements on a political settlement, neither the united states nor the europeans lifted a finger to fulfill their obligations, to call on the opposition to liberate seized administrative facilities, and to renounce violence. it is clear that this course of events not only suited them, it seems that they were the authors of the development of events namely. in that way. a further chain of events led ukraine to where it is now, implementing the western concept of war to the last ukrainian, under the leadership of a man whose term of office had expired. and the constitution of ukraine clearly speaks about this. and back in 2014, the constitutional court, by a special resolution, confirmed the presidential term of exactly 5 years. the court's decision was final and not subject to appeal. all. what does it mean? presidential term of the previously e

development of the global south yielding and competition even by the rules that the west has written for itself. it applies prohibitive, barriers, and all kinds of protectionism. cbs, the united states has abandoned the world trade organization as an international trade regulator. everything is blocked where meanwhile, the pressure is exerted and not only on competitors, but on their own satellites, who suffice it to see how they are now going to siphoning off the juices from the european economies which are teetering. on the brink of recession, western countries have frozen some of russia's assets and currency results, and now they are trying to invent some legal justification for their reversible appropriations. on the other hand, however, despite all the crooked lawyers and festival obviously remains theft and will not go unpunished. the issue is even deeper by stealing russian assets. they will take one more step towards destroying the system that they created themselves. and that for many decades, making sure that prosperity allowed them to consume more than they onto this land attracted money from all over the world through depths and liabilities. see now it is becoming clear

of the global south yielding and competition even by the rules that the west has written for itself. it applies prohibitive, barriers, and all kinds of protectionism. excuse me, that the united states has abandoned the world trade organization. as an international trade regulator, everything is blocked where meanwhile, the pressure is exerted and not only on competitors, but on their own satellites. suffice it to see how they are now siphoning off the juices from the european economies which are teetering on the brink of recession. western countries have frozen some of russia's assets and currency results, and now they are trying to invent some legal justification for that. it reversible appropriation on the other hand. however, despite all the crooked lawyers and festival obviously remains theft and will not go unpunished. the issue is even deep by stealing russian assets. they will take one more step towards destroying the system that they created themselves. and that for many decades, ensure that prosperity allowed them to consume more than they on and attracted money from all over the world through debts and liabilities. here. now it is becoming clear to all countries, companie

of the south-eastern regions of ukraine and crimea was supposed to take place, the radicals, despite all the agreements and guarantees from the west, like europe, as i just said, and the united statesok control over the building of the rada, the presidential administration, by force. seized the government, and not a single guarantor of all these agreements on a political settlement, nor the united states the states and the europeans did not lift a finger to fulfill their obligations, call on the opposition, liberate seized administrative facilities, and renounce violence. it is clear that this course of events not only suited them, it seems that they were the authors of the development of events. exactly in this vein. a further chain of events led ukraine to where it is now, implementing the western concept of war to the last ukrainian, under the leadership of a man whose term of office had expired. and the constitution of ukraine clearly speaks about this, and back in 2014, the constitutional court confirmed by a special resolution that the presidential term is exactly 5 years. the court's decision was final and not subject to appeal. all. what does this mean in relation to today'

of the global south yielding and competition even by the rules that the west has written for itself. it applies prohibitive, barriers, and all kinds of protectionism. excuse me, that the united states has abandoned the world trade organization. as an international trade regulator, everything is blocked where meanwhile, the pressure is exhausted and not only competitors, but on their own satellites, who suffice it to see how they are now siphoning off the juices from the european economies which are teetering on the rank of recession. since western countries have frozen some of russia's assets and currency results and now they are trying to invent some legal justification for their reversible appropriations. tom is on the other hand, however, despite all the crooked lawyers, and festival obviously remains theft and will not go unpunished. the issue is even deep by stealing russian assets. they will take one more step towards destroying the system that they created themselves, and that for many decades, making sure their prosperity allowed them to consume more than they onto this and attracted money from all over the world. to debts and liabilities. see now it is becoming clear to al

of south korea's security for the future. also the potential threat that that poses a to the west in leaning block of nations. a, there is led by the united united states and also by nato, that south korea and also japan belong to what that poses in terms of challenging the existing world world old, specifically, southcourt is also concerned about north korea getting its hands on sophisticated rockets of technology from the russians that might help most career launch a spice satellite and also any help that no credit might guesstimates nuclear program. and this all comes at the time of increasing tensions along the d. n. z bold. the dmc between north and south korea, and also on the maritime borders on the eastern west coast of the career and put into a, such as where we are in young cal island. we have seen clashes here in the past, and there are a planned more tillery drills by the south korean armed forces, which i had with resulted in retaliation from north korea in years gone by, including the deadly showing on this island. there is a concert to people here and as long as the pots a, that's a border with north korea. well supplied. france the late

of the united states of june closest since russia lost its full scale invasion of ukraine finding friendship and growing global life selection. but it's the relationship that still concerns in the west. south korean and us official save in north has been feeding the russian blooms. she's sending millions of munitions to must go. they say russia in baton has provided most career with military technology. and the can only kate, in defiance of un resolutions sold in washington, have held in emergency cool to discuss the visit. but despite the western criticism, the kremlin said it has every right to develop ties with tongue yet, and shouldn't be challenged for doing so. this comes this tensions on the korean peninsula, studley built the us and south career recently conducted joints era exercises between a b one strategic moment to allow us to think for you did the 1st precision guided building drill even 7 years south korea this month, scrapped and military packed with the north, allowing it to resume combat drills on that shared folder. the souls ritz pod said it was responding to a barrels of north cream balloons, filled with the season trash that was sent towards the south. earlier i spoke

of the united states have drawn closest since russia lost its full scale invasion of ukraine, finding friendship and growing global life selection. but it's a relationship that still concerns in the west, south korean, and us officials say the north has been feeding the russian blooms. she's sending millions of munitions to must go. they say russia in baton has provided most career with military technology. and the can only kate, in defiance of un resolutions sold and washington of housing emergency call to discuss the visit. but despite the western criticism, the kremlin said it has every right to develop ties with killing yet and shouldn't be challenged for doing so. this comes as tensions on the korean peninsula, studley built the us and south korea recently conducted joints era exercises between a b one strategic moment to allow split shifting for you did the 1st precision guided building drill in 7 years. south korea this month, scrapped and military packed with the news, allowing it to resume combat drills on that shared folder. the soul's wrist pod said it was responding to a barrels of no screen balloons filled with the seas and trash that was sent towards the start of his bringing t

the united states. our region, the region of the black sea is a vital corridor for the movement of resources both on the east, west, north, southis, including energy and ukrainian grain and other bound for market. the black sea links europe with central asia and serves as a getaway to the middle east. it's hard come significant i think energy resources and economic potential. it is bordered by three nato allies and several nato partners. it's also, it is bordered by new member states and candidates, member states. so with the exceptions of russia as i said, although states are either new member states or aspire to be. in addressing my intervention today, key assessment used by the u.s. administration in describing our work today, namely, that we found ourselves at an inflection point. and romania shares these assessments. however, this inflection point is that only a time in history, but whole clear boundaries on -- [inaudible] today, picky geopolitical inflection point is the black sea region. my statement is based on a set of arguments that i will first list and then expand upon. first, the black sea is the only region where

being followed by other asian neighbors, japan and south korea who find themselves in the west and leaving block of nations lives by the united states and nato. they will be wondering what this means for the future of the of power struggles between these different blocks. more specifically for south korea that concerned about whether this is going to be mills creek. i think it's hands on any advance to space technology or any helpful the development of its nuclear weapons program coming at the time of increase tensions all along the border between south and north of career, including here and young kung island, at the very western maritime border between the 2 where we have seen clashes in the past, and there are concerns about upcoming military off hillary drills by the south career which has led to retaliation in the past. from middle robin, can you just give us a little bit more of an idea about that? increased attention along that board? what, what's been happening there over the past few days? and then take the last few weeks. as we've seen, a real ratcheting off of the tensions and the return to the kind of actions that we hav

relates to his goals absolutely, because the west will be forced to deal with several conflicts at once, besides it will provoke the united states. which is an ally of southcan army in south korea to answer to, that is, this is another serious test of the ability of the united states to protect its allies, and that is why he flew there, to convince kimchan that if he wants to take revenge for the defeat his grandfather is at war, so he is ready to help him. he is not the heirs of stalin, who threw kirsen at will and finished. war, he himself stalin. and by the way, why i think so, because you know that on the eve of putin's visit, a few months before this visit, literally 3-4 months. the kyim resident, unexpectedly, even for observers who have been dealing with north korea for many decades, renounced the main ideological doctrine of the regime, the idea of ​​peaceful reunification with south korea, the idea of ​​creating a united korea, which kimersen called democratic federal. republic of goryeo, he had such an idea, he advocated it for many decades, it was the main international the idea of ​​both kimersen and his heir kimchen- ir, father, kimchenin. an

the end they are the west itself, in principle it is almost a west, but still it is not a member of nato, so is south korea, it is actually a country that is an ally of the united states, there is the philippines, the president of ukraine visited the philippines before the peace summit with president fredenand marquez jr., i think it is more important than the summit, i'll be honest, because it is another ally of the united states, which has weapons, which it can produce, which can restrain some interests, can there be any number of such states? remember south korea, we also know, they used it to buy weapons, supply us, now it is ready and can even supply directly, this is the reality, those countries that can give us money and weapons are those countries with which we should develop relations, all other countries, as they say, the author of baron munchausen once said, england can wait, antigua and barbuda can wait, venezuela can wait. qatar for mamanom can wait, they can all wait, of course, if these countries participate in the release of our prisoners of war, this is also an important part of our track, it must be said that the people who use the capabilities of th

needs and not alienate russia and not break and alienated not only the united states, but also much of the west and also japan and south korea, by the way. there are real concerns, genuine concerns here, and annoy about the optics and the international perception for him to come right after visiting north korea. but at the end of the day, vietnam as they don't have any direct conflict with russia, they 0.2 decades-long alliance and friendship between north korea and russia. and so that's why they are choosing to welcome vladimir putin. here, albeit cautiously, j. >> all right. will ripley and matthew chance, thanks to both of you coming up next, the growing movement to ban cell phones in schools from the classroom. the second-largest school district in the united states just voted to do so. we'll others do the same with us hey, mom, how many should i decorated has ran have blue that's a really tough call. >> are you that's john king from cnn? >> let's look at the data. >> your county leaned read, eye 15 points in the last presidential election. however, looking at the latest polling you're going to need a lot of those

west listeners. the great label re balancing. he joins us from london. i'm from maryland in the united states. david ross chase a professor of the south asia center for security studies. gentlemen. good. have you with us so much to get through on demo. can i begin with you because you know the claims over the south china sea garza ukrainian ma knowles, korea, the list goes on in this very short program. so because we just start with the south china sea plains by china, over the us, the large parts of it. china is investments and it's navy, according to official frequencies, around 1.4 trillion allocated between 202420. 28. china was putting its money where it's now phase. well, certainly in this case where its claim is absolutely, well, i think if we look at the problems facing the world today, whether that's ukraine, whether that's the tragedy in gaza, that some of a genocide and the rising tensions in the south china sea, that none of these conflicts that are broken out would be possible without the involvement and the explicit support of the united states. and i think this is but fear in the south china sea that will the philippine

bangladesh make up group one, but the usa, england, the west indies and south africa group to the stage starts on wednesday with the united states banks of african. and when these facing old arrivals, england, a well done beside the new method is, has reached the 2nd round of the hello open. that's up to the russian ousted portables, new borges in straits seats. 76, and 6 fold school. mixed up folder is amazing with jane jane. it would have has only ever $11.00 gras school tournament in his entire career. that was 3 years ago in missouri. there was a domestic finish at the gulf. us opened as bryce and december walked away with the title of to late ground collapse from brewery mcelroy. the northern irishman went into the final round training session by 3 shots, but the other 10 that the episodes to be the american by to with 5 holes to play. but then it all went wrong for mcelroy. he missed the spot from inside 3 feet on the 16th to make it consecutive bodies and more heartbreak on the 18th, where he dropped another shots of finish of 5 on the palm and open the door for the shambles and needed to part the last to victory wasn't a bit of t

the west and united states and new mexico. and the governor has the kid a stage of emergency. 7000 people were told to leave their homes and one mountain village in the south that at least 500 buildings have been damaged. and faced at 1200000 people have been left stranded by flash floods. meanwhile, in north west, in bangladesh. more than half of them are in the sled district. the displaced have taken shelter in schools. the situation is also expected to watson is even more heavy. rain is full cost in the next 24 hours across, in the se 9 people has been killed and land slides in cups, as all district east of them were hanging refugees from me. i'm not living there and can and foreign mental activists in the u. k. have sprayed orange paint on the ancient stonehenge monuments in england. the child to which manages the unesco was heritage side called the incident extreme. the upsetting and is assessing damage. police have arrested to protest is from the just stop. well, great. well that's it. counting the cost is nice. the the hello racing guys have same flooding into southern parts of try to take me down towards a se one on problems with your own province.

, from the west, from the east, if we talk about what the united states is doing together with its allies, i mean japan, south korea, philippines, australia and so on. that is, the creation of and china, two questions arise that, naturally, we are not able to resolve today, because this issue is a big diplomatic struggle, this is the lifting of sanctions, and i i think that a plan to cancel the gradual lifting of sanctions already exists, the second question is what measures will the people's republic of china take in accordance with this visit, my colleague just clarified that in 1961 a document was adopted, a document was signed between the soviet union and the democratic people's republic of korea on friendship, mutual assistance and cooperation. now, but six months later , the people's republic of china repeated almost the same text, these are these ... agreements together with the korean people's democratic republic, so the question arises: in the current context, when the west is turning a powerful wave against both korea and china, i listed a number military-political associations that are directed against, then russia positions itself together with china as the kore

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the united states. our region, theio the black sea is a vital corridor for the of resources both on the east, west, north, southain and other bound for market. the black sea links europe with central asia and serves as a ea. think energy resources and economic is bordered by three no it's also, it is bordered by new member states and candidates, member states. so with the exceptions of russia as i said, although states are either new member states or aspire to be.■■0 in addressing my intervention today, key assessment used by the u.s. administration in describing our work today, namely, that we found ourselves at an inflection point. and romania shares these assessments. however, this inflection point ishat only a time in history, but whole clear boundaries on -- [inaudible] today, picky geopolitical inflection point is the black region. my statement is based on a set of arguments that i will first listn. first, the black sea is the only region where great power and member of u.n. security council, russia, engaged in state warfare. most directly changes national ordernd have significant -- second, most politica

the united states. after the full-scale invasion of ukraine , we see russia increasing its contacts with countries, especially in the global south, with those who are not lining up behind the westhe can play a leading role offer an alternative to the united states in the hegemonic world system. according to a north korean media report, putin promised to create trade and security systems in phinyang, which, quote, he does not control. well, that’s it, all they have to do is shoot themselves, but they are waiting for something, you know, there was a very interesting quote, from a respected expert, the two most isolated countries from the point of view of whom, yes, if we look at what is really happening in russia now and with russia, with its foreign policy, we will see that, in principle, we are on the side the russian federation is a global majority, but not a minority at all. therefore, of course, it turns out that now the united states will have, in principle, to admit the failure of its foreign policy, because what we now see is precisely the result of the foreign political activities of the united states, when, for example, they burdened russia with such a volume of sanctio

we're representatives of the united states, and we're heading into disaster season in the united states of america, whether it's hurricanes across the south or wildfires in the west. it's coming here. but this is about foreign disaster aid, madam chair, sending money abroad. and we can always do that when there's something that happens, we can come to congress here, we can come in and vote for things at that time when they happen. but i want to say this, madam chair. we want to put our chairmen in the best position possible, in the best position possible to negotiate. this isn't about questioning our moral objectives. party by party, side by side. but we know that there's going to be a negotiation with the senate. we know that. and we want to put this chairman in the best position possible. look, nobody here believes we're going to end up with less than we go in with. you're going to end up with more. that's what happens every single time. every single time in this body. so let's put this chairman in the best position possible when he goes in and they say, oh, my goodness, this isn't going to work. and then he can negotiate from there. maybe it's not $3.5 billion

of a crime. and south africa's ruling agency policy looks up to suffer it's west election. lawson says he is unlikely to lose its majority income. the welcome to the public. um, we get into united states where us president joe biden has knows what he says and is rarely ceased by proposal to end the war on garza the set onto a 3 stage roadmap, which would begin with a 6 week c 5 between her boss and israel. the proposal includes the withdrawal of his ready forces from old, populated areas of casa and the return of all captives. a long times corresponded kimberly how it gets begins on coverage from washington dc. it is time for this war to and hold for a cease fire in israel's war on gaza. us president joe biden has revealed israel is pushing a proposal. he hopes will bring an end to it's more on gaza. this is truly a decisive moment, is made their proposal moss, as it wants to cease fire to this do as an opportunity to improve whether they really need the 1st phase of the 4 page agreement would last 6 weeks. it includes a complete cease fire ad withdrawal of israeli forces for populated areas of gaza. this would also include the exchange of is really captives for palestinians held. it

of south australia, rolling across victoria, pushing into new south wells. that wet weather continues to go through west a mile elsewhere is lottie dry. the israel's war on gossip be coming a forever walk across the united states. why are the student protests for palestine being met with military style pressed down quite as by to insist on 0 consequences for his reel in its war on gaza? the quizzical look of us politics, the bottom line, the investigating the use and abuse of power across the glass on that which is era the, [000:00:00;00] the much more to 0 mind over top so is, is, is really strikes have been reported in all my wasi, a tiny strip of lines with tens of thousands of palestinians of taking refuge is really ami had previously designated this area as a so called safe zone. at at least 3 palestinians have been killed in the center come in, dental bomb is the strikes, continue. homicide has been showing positivity ceasefire negotiations on like it says, israel, which has never voiced any approved to the latest proposal. the group is calling on washington depression. the is where the government unfortunately is really army is rated. there's a need refugee camp in the west bank for the 2nd time this we

instead the united states states will represented by the country's vice president kamala harris and the president's national security adviser, jake salevan. the unity of the west and the global southticipate. for americans, what is interesting here is what the choice in favor of kamala haris sullivan means, but against the backdrop of the fact that australia, for example, is sending a minister for insurance of the disabled, yes, and america, well, look, kamala haris, she’s kind of like the right hand biden, he often does it biden himself calls him president, well, this is an attempt to save face, in fact, of the american administration, i completely agree with elena, which is true. they don’t understand that the idea is a failure, and joe biden needs to be re-elected here, joe biden needs them, and naturally, participation in such a disastrous, frankly disastrous event, on the eve of the american elections, does not add points to biden, and kamala harris is such a wedding general in a skirt, you see, yes, who just arrived, you can say, you see, the second person is formal, yes, although in fact, so to speak, she does not make these decisions, you know that i would like... this ide

, just 90 miles south of united states it's kind of a call back to an old cold war alliance between cuba and russia and alliance the country's may lean into as russia antagonizes the west over its war in ukraine. >> patrick oppmann joined us now in havana. now, patrick, you've actually been onboard these ships hero, what have you learned about why the convoy's in cuba and what? really amounts to yeah, i do what really everyone else has been doing for the last three days. and even though it's been a pretty wet and rainy day here today, as it's the last day that cubans can tour the ship. they've been out by the hundreds along his lines. i've seen so far to tour the ship rb because it is certainly an unusual visitor to cuba, a russian warship, and the people in line with me said, they thought it was a once in a lifetime opportunity several hundred cubans weight in the broiling sun tour, a russian warship russian diplomats told me the public would be allowed to visit the admiral gorshkov, one of the most modern warships and president vladimir putin was navy capable of firing hypersonic missiles that travel at more than 6,000 miles per hour. it's the first of three days the

south of the united states. >> it's a call back to an old cold war alliance between cuba and russia and alliance, the country's may lean into as russia and tagged get nice as the west over its war in ukraine, cnn's patrick oppmann got to board one of these ships though and has this exclusive look inside several hundred cubans weight in the broiling sun tour a russian warship russian diplomats told me the public would be allowed to visit the admiral gorshkov, one of the most modern warships and president vladimir putin was navy capable of firing hypersonic missiles, the traveling more than 6,000 miles per hour. >> it's the first of three days the ship will receive visitors are rare opportunity for people here to see the up-close a frigate belonging to cuba's cold war era comrades get a live, differently, an abortion after nearly three hours waiting, having my cuban resident id card run through a database by police and passing through metal detectors we're told to board the gorshkov's just next to us is the nuclear nuclear-powered submarine because on the first of its kind, to come to port here, the visit of the four russian ships, the largest russian convoy did cuba

south and west to access the necessary credit, acquire land, and eventually to set a west so these institutions can be well run. but, you know, again, another irony, it was the second bank of the united statesy corrupt in its early years andfact, if john marshall hadn't saved it in mccullough v maryland, the very well might have just gotten rid it because of its reckless ■sirresponsibility. and i think one of the lessons to take away from all this is it's not so much that these things are in inevitability. it is rather that when the government is building out policies that are designed for the entire political community in second order, the last long term benefits, one of the dangers is is that the details are often captured, manipulated by interests who that. average citizens do not. i wonder, is there a difference opinion here about the nature of a middle class republic where? the jeffersonians have a view that a middle class republic is agrarian they think of their opponents of hamilton in particular as advancing a non middle class republic and oligarchy. hamilton's thinks a middle class republican is commercial. yes, i that hamilton would have would have recognize this that the near run