and what secretary of state antony blinken told our george stephanopoulos late today. ian pannell inside ukraine. >>> in the u.s. tonight, the alarming scene playing out at hospitals in at least 22 states. the alarming rise in children now hospitalized with respiratory illnesses. this isn't covid, but what authorities are warning about this and what parents should look for. >>> here in florida, three weeks to the day since hurricane ian hit. our team making their way across that destroyed causeway. the temporary fix. what's now been done. also, the health concerns here. the rise in flesh eating bacteria after the hurricane. and why some cars are catching fire and then reigniting. the warning and what to be aware of. matt gutman here in florida. >>> in miami tonight, the developing headline. the customs and border protection officer shot and killed during what they say is a training accident. accidentally shot in the chest. >>> 20 days until the midterms. the former police chief from orlando, the democrat, aiming to use her background in law enforcement against the incum

>>> right now, the bay area playing host to secretary of state antony blinken. national missions he is focussing in on and the details of the big commitment from the white house aiming to make that happen. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and marcus washington is off. you can watch us on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. and the secretary of state and speaker of the house are on the peninsula to highlight our role in advancing science. >> and bob redell is joining us live from menlo park and at a lab who will be receiving money from the federal government soon. >> reporter: correct. the lab behind me here tell us that they will receive $136 million from the "inflation reduction act." nancy pelosi, and also secretary of state antony blinken in town to highlight the new investment. the trio just finished a tour of slack behind me, this is the lab, scientists inside showed off the world's largest camera for astronomy that will be installed in chile oig. and they are trying to harness the power of the sun and create clean energy. the secretary of st

declaring martial law what's really behind his decision we hear exclusively from secretary of state antony blinken. breaking overnight by the january 6th committee is having trouble serving former president trump a subpoena and what vice president mike pence said last night when asked if he'll support trump if he's the nominee in 2024 health alert for parents, doctors seeing an unprecedented spike in respiratory illnesses in children, what's to blame and what to look out for daycare outrage the felony charges these daycare workers now face for dressing up and scaring young children. parents saying the kids were left traumatized drawing delayed the glitch during the powerball lottery drawing overnight and what happens now and later forget the planes and trains the new way to travel in style for cheap. from abc news in new york. this is america this morning. good thursday morning, everyone we begin with the situation unfolding right now and ukraine widespread breath. widespread blackouts are expected today as russia targets power plants and other civilian infrastructure comes just hours afte

right now secretary of state antony blinken is in the bay area earlier today. he met with tech leaders and future tech leaders about how technology will shape the future of our national security abc 7 news. anchor liz kroitz has more on how and why the state department is investigating or investing rather. excuse me in silicon valley. tech is the future of our national security. that was the message from secretary of state antony blinken today during his visit to silicon valley. we are at our best. when we're in search and manufacturing, he began his day by joining speaker of the house nancy pelosi at the slack national accelerator laboratory and menlo park for a tour highlighting groundbreaking research in biotech and climate change blinking called the lab, which is home to a two-mile-long particle accelerator and the world's largest camera a national treasure that could help solve some challenges from climate to public health. we are reinvesting in ourselves. we're reinvesting in basic science. we're reinvesting in research and development. this is how the un

secretary of state antony blinken, house speaker pelosi and congresswoman eshoe. >> it will be and alreadyr tackling the biggest problems of our time, whether it's climate change, whether it's basic health, whether it's understanding the fundamentals of the world around us. >> secretary blinken says what happens in these labs is essential in that first class research is essential to the nation's security. >>> vice president kamala harris is coming to the bay area. she's going to be attending a fundraiser. the east bay native last visited the bay area in august when she was here to discuss reproductive rights. >>> the world's largest meal kit company is closing its only facility in the bay area. that means hundreds of people who work at hello fresh in richmond will be out of a job. local leaders say they were blindsided by this move. >> we had no advanced warning about this, and this came in their required notification to the state. >> reporter: john gioia was surprised to find out that hello fresh, the world's leading meal kit delivery company will be closing its richmond facility in decem

secretary of state antony blinken has accused china of undermining a decades long status quo that hasboth nations from going to war over taiwan. he spoke in a bloomberg interview yesterday. >> what's strange is this, the decision by the government in beijing is no longer acceptable. they wanted to speed up the process by which they would pursue reunification. manus: let's get to bruce einhorn in hong kong. very strange, strong language coming from blinken. china has downplayed the likelihood of a envision, what is convincing him of something else? >> this isn't the first time secretary of state blinken has said this. just last week, he said that timeline for a forced reunification of china with taiwan would come much faster than had previously been expected. this is part of a broader concern from the biden administration about china's position toward taiwan. they're looking at greater pressure china has been putting on taiwan following the visit by house speaker nancy pelosi a few months ago. there was a lot of action by the chinese military toward taiwan. president biden has also tal

you are secretary of state antony blinkin says washington would pursue any opportunity to engage in diplomacy with russia if it sees an opening. but he adds that he has seen no evidence that moscow was interested in ending the walk through crane grown supplied with britain, france, and germany, a calling for the united nations to investigate why the russia has used iranian made drawings to attack ukraine. they say the use of such weapons would breach a un security council resolution he cries, president has accused russia of planning to blow up a vital hydro electric dam in the occupied care southern region. so to me, as the lensky says, russian troops have minds. the cove cop power plant in the, in the denay pro river, putting hundreds of thousands of people in danger of flooding. if the dam is destroyed. the massive kafka hydro electric power plant in southern ukraine with its huge water reservoir, may soon become a weapon of war with devastating consequences. according to the ukrainian president russian troops supplanted mines in the dam. he says they are planning a false flag operation to

s. secretary of state antony blinking, urge moscow to stop weapon ising food. the un brokered grain deal has seen more than 9000000 tons of grain exported from ukraine during the war and help to bring down surging global food prices. earlier i spoke to joseph glover, senior research fellow at the international food policy research institute in washington d. c. i asked him what this would mean for global grain supplies? jamari, i think, were, you know, the real positive aspects of this grandiose after months of where ukraine was unable to export anything out through the black c i o, you know, all the sudden green started florida. and as you had mentioned about 9000000 times of upgrading oil suits, have been exported out through the course of a desa since august 1st. and that's good news or not just those countries receiving that grain, which include a lot of countries in the middle east, north africa, and such here and other parts of the world. but also good news for consumers worldwide. just because that more is price. well, no doubt the repercussions of this w

s. secretary of state antony blank and urged moscow to stop weapon ising food back the u. n broke her grain deal has seen more than 9000000 tons of grain exported from ukraine during the war and has helped bring down surging global food prices. earlier did of these russia analyst constantine edgar told us about the ramifications of russia pulling out of the agreements? well, it depends now whether russia really wants to renegotiate this deal. and if yes, then on which conditions, what are the going to be the conditions? because otherwise, it is going to be actual replay, what we saw in spring with lots of, especially poor countries saying they were like grams to actually go to be hunger or at least malnutrition in dozens of countries. i think that's to my mind, put in his using it deliberately. this incident, this attack, or a legend attack on the russian lexi fleet to return attention to himself. m to turn away attention from the, the, what were the losses he suffered and the, basically, the lack of success was on army in agreement along ost weeks. i think that also puts

s. secretary of state antony blinking, urged moscow to stop weapon ising food. the un brokered grain deal has seen more than 9000000 tons of grain exported from ukraine during the war and helped to bring down surging global food prices. now joined by joseph glover, a senior research fellow at the international food policy research institute in washington d. c. joseph glover. what does this mean exactly, for the world grain supplies? your michael, i think were, you know, the real positive aspects of this grandiose after months. where you claim was unable to export anything out of the black sea. or, you know, of a sudden great story florida you had mentioned about 9000000 tons of upgrading oil suits, have been export it out through the portion of it. so since august 1st, and that's good news for not just those countries receiving that grain, which include a lot of countries in the middle east, north africa, and sub saharan africa and other parts of the world. but also good news for consumers worldwide. just because that more is price. well, no doubt the repercussi

s. secretary of state antony blinking, urge moscow to stop weapon ising food. the un brokered grain deal has seen more than 9000000 tons of grain export from ukraine during the war and help to bring down surging global food prices. now joined by volta fighting, a former brigadier general in the austrian army who's now president of the vienna base think tank the center for strategic analysis. welcome sir. again, russia says the deal is off because of an attack on its black sea fleet. what more details do we have about this attack? and many things about it because we know in both times it is not possible to have an investigation. so you have to rely on the information you get from there or official media. and we know we are in a for down the hall, so no more because at the moment. but i would say me to generally seen it is possible to except such a tech. well, as you surely know, without providing any evidence, russia claims the british military help the ukrainians in the attack. how likely is that? that's a very important point because it is the same story becau

you are a secretary of state antony blinking says a washington would pursue any opportunity to engage in diplomacy with russia if it sees an opening. but he asked that his see no evidence that moscow is interested in ending the war in ukraine. still in the us, where lawmakers of ordered donald trump to give evidence at the inquiry into the january 6th attack on the capital. the congressional committee has told trump to hand over documents and testify under oath. next month. it says there's evidence that the former president personally orchestrated, excuse me, the effort to overturn the results of the 2020 election hours earlier. trump's chief strategist, steve baton, was sentenced to 4 months in jail for refusing to cooperate with the investigative committee. doubly correspondent carolyn eci, more has more from washington dc. the timing is quite interesting. the special committee investigating at the dairy 6 attack on the capital is running out of time in less than 3 weeks to the midterm. elections will take place here in the united states am and the outcome of these elections will pr

you a secretary of state antony blank and says, washington would pursue any opportunity to engage in diplomacy with russia. it sees an opening. lincoln says so far he has seen no evidence for that. moscow is in fact, interested in ending the war. many carried on britain, france, and germany are calling for the united nations to investigate whether russia has used iranian made drones to attack ukraine. they say the use of such weapons would breach a un security council resolution. britton's conservative party is searching for a new leader following the resignation of prime minister list trust after just 6 weeks in office. already chief say her successor will be decided within a week. among the possible contenders is a man. she replaced former prime minister boris johnson. georgia maloney has become italy's 1st female prime minister and its 1st far right leader. since the 2nd world war, maloney's brothers of italy party won last month's election but needed support from other parties to form a coalition government. she's now named a cabinet, including moderate figures in italy's preside

visit indeed.com/hire >>> secretary of state antony blinken says china is speeding up its plan/taiwanisland was possibly using coercion or even force if necessary. >> there has been a change in the approach from beijing toward taiwan in recent years and instead of sticking with the status quo was established in a positive way a fundamental decision that the status quo was no longer acceptable and that beijing was determined to pursue reunification on a much faster time line. >> cnn global affairs analyst kimberly dozier joins us now. good to see you this afternoon. when it comes to this faster time line, what does that say to you and i wonder, too, how the reaction to russia's invasion by ukraine by the u.s., by the west, could be figuring in. >> well the fact that the secretary of state decided to go public with this is a message to xi and china writ large, we see what you're doing and we're watching the moves of your military, your naval assets on the potential battlefield and we're not going to let this aggression go unchecked, this means they've got intelligence intercepts and the

secretary of state antony blinken said putin is getting desperate. >> just in the last two weeks he's tried to mobilize more forces. he's gone through with this sham annexation. now he's saying he's declaring martial law in places that he claims have people who somehow want to be part of russia. that speaks to his desperation. >> blinken criticized putin's bombings that have targeted civilian areas and germany's chancellor said the attacks are only strengthening the western. also overnight, iran denied supplying the drones. the state department says there is abundant evidence that drones used are from iran. >> thank you. still to come -- many of you may have heard fireworks coming from treasure island last night. we're going to tell what you it was all about. >> the local business closing because of high crime in the area. the owner sounds off on what the city of san francisco should do. >> and we have big changes coming our way in weather after near record highs in many locations yesterday. big cooldown, and maybe even some rain in the forecast. i'll have the >> social media was lit

well, today, secretary of state antony blinken met with iranian activist at the state department to talk about their work and how the u.s. is trying to help. >> for weeks now, massive protests have taken over the streets iran after a young woman mahsa amini was detained for violating the country's strict dress codes and died in police custody. this is iranian people standing up with extraordinary courage. for the rights that are being denied that women of all ages have removed their mandatory had jobs in protest of the iranian government as activists risk their lives to call for freedom. iran has cracked down on protests reportedly killing more than 200 people and arresting many others. it's a cruel and >> violent suppression of peaceful protest shows that the iranian government fears its own people. >> the u.s. has been supporting the activists and their fight by imposing sanctions on iranian police in leaders. we've worked to support those who. >> we're standing for their fundamental freedoms and caught off normal president is accusing the u.s. of fueling the protests to try to do stab

sides trading accusations . against each other. commenting on the incident, the us secretary of state antony blink and stated that i talking russian pipelines was a no one's interest. however, he was happy to welcome european efforts to distance themselves from russian energy supplies. calling this a tremendous opportunity its a tremendous opportunity to once and for all remove the dependence on russian energy and thus to take away from vladimir putin, the weapon ization of energy as a means of advancing his imperial designs. that's very significant. and that offers tremendous strategic opportunity for the years to come on. let's get more of this now from economist, i'm publish a doctor, i how my joining us here live on our team to national great to see you today. the criminal spokesperson says it's clear who's got the most again, from the sabotage of the north stream pipelines to go to anthony blink and bad. the u. s. secretary quoting this, quote, a tremendous opportunity your thoughts? well, this is exactly what, how american business plays 1st. they have something nobody wants, then they

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. >>> secretary of state antony blinken strongly condemned north korea firing a ballistic missile over japan, the first in five years. this prompted japan to issue a warning for residents to take cover and temporarily suspend trains in northern japan. japan said the missile was believed to have landed in the pacific ocean this. was north korea's fifth missile launch in the last ten days. it's an apparent response to joint military drills between the u.s. and south korea. >>> and a scathing new report is detailing systemic abuse within the women's professional soccer lead. they found sexual misconduct, verbal abuse is rampant throughout women's soccer. nikki battiste reports. >> reporter: it was detailed publicly how they were ignored and overlooked in favor of keeps coaches and owners in jobs. >> the sexual misconduct varies here from really inappropriate misogynistic-type comments to unwanted sexual advances to actual coercion by coaches. >> reporter: former u.s. depueralty te asttoryne led the probe. the report says abuse of coaches moved from team to team, those in a position to cor

a secretary of state antony blinkin stated that a talking russian pipelines was quote, in no one's interest. however, he was happy to welcome european efforts to distance themselves from russian energy . it's a tremendous opportunity to once and for all remove the dependence on russian energy and thus to take away from vladimir putin, the weapon ization of energy as a means of advancing his imperial designs. that's very significant. and that offers tremendous strategic opportunity for the years to come. while the u. s. is trying to see the opportunity to increase. it's alan j supplies to europe. the economist i spoke to a short time ago doctor, i can hammer, he's actually afraid your of dependence on washington at the end of the day could be risky. oh, this is of course not only ridiculous. this is, this is totally wrong. and we what change the dependency on a monopoly monopolized on the u. s. l n g with prices who are where we are not compatible in the world. so if we would have to rely on us liquids, natural gas, we not only rely on the most environmental catastrophic energy sauce. we wil

." >>> secretary of state antony blinken's office says his visit is meant to highlight america's will for diplomacy. vice president kamala harris traveling to the bay area tomorrow, battling climate change and will attend a democratic finance event. the oakland native was last in the bay area in august discussing reproductive rights. >>> two juries deliberating in the kristin smart murder trial will return to court after the jury for paul flores was unexpectedly absent from court last friday. court officials did not give an update on the notice. the two separate juries are deciding whether paul flores is guilty of smart's murder, and whether his father helped him to cover it you will. the jury for reuben flores was told to restart thursday after a juror was excused and replaced. >>> a speedbump in the sentencing of theranos founder elizabeth holmes. the court pushed back the sentencing date. it was originally set for today, but it has now been postponed. instead today there will be a trial hearing to address whether or not the prosecution is at fault for any misconduct involving testi

secretary of state antony blinken was in the south bay today. this morning. house speaker nancy pelosi toward the stanford linear accelerator center later in the day, spoke at stanford university's hoover institution alongside former secretary of state condoleezza rice. conversation focused on the importance of national security, diplomacy and technology. >> we're thinking about supply chains and particularly for semiconductors. we've seen what happened when he's got destructive. we're designing together an early warning system so that if we see a disruption anywhere supply chain for critical component. first of all, going to semiconductors, but broadening out to other technologies. flashing red light goes off and we can act on it together. >> blinken also discussed how the united states is aiming to outpace china and keep russia in check. amid recent tensions involving ukraine. >> all right, back here at home. let's take a look at the weather. and as we have a live shot of the golden gate bridge and traffic light tell us what's happening out there. yeah, ver

s. secretary of state antony blanket says key. i can use western weapons to target the for regents, which voted overwhelmingly to join the russian federation. ukraine has the absolute right to defend itself throughout its territory, including to take back the church where we that has been illegally seized one way or another. i wrote less cross live now to scott ritter, a former us marine corps intelligence officer. scott, it's great to have you on the program today. now cnn reports that ukraine is ready to give washington full target control in exchange for a longer range missiles, but isn't p have already using military data provided by the u. s. what is the difference in the latest offer? this is pure political mumbo jumbo. united states already controls how you train a uses weapons such as the high mars system. we also. ready control a much of the fire support provided by nato artillery systems that have been turned over to the ukraine. so the, the, the notion that there's going to be a qualitative change where you create is go

he was secretary of state antony blank and says, washington would pursue any opportunity to engage in diplomacy with russia. if it seems an opening, lincoln says so far he has seen no evidence that moscow is interested in ending the war. william infrastructure, ukraine's president voluntary zalinski, has accused russia of deliberately delaying the export of grain to african and asian countries. he says $150.00 ships are now waiting to be loaded. russia and ukraine signed and turkey broker deal to get the grain out of ukrainian ports. back in july. in britain, france and germany are calling for the united nations to investigate whether russia has used or raining made drones to attack ukraine. they say the use of such weapons would breach a un security council resolution dramatically. european leaders have agreed on what they call a roadmap to head off a winter energy crisis. they say measures are being drawn out to protect households and businesses from soaring energy prices. but weeks of difficult talks, still, i ahead germany and france are still divided over how to keep a lid on ene

thank you usa, attributing the allege sabotaged, but un secretary of state antony blanket, said that attacking russian pipelines was in no one's interest. while the country has a track record of targeting the energy infrastructure of others. one of those nations was nicaragua, which faced severe consequences back in the 1980. when u. s. back guerrillas attacked the countries oil facilities. me me me also curious why sabotaged in under water pipeline at the crudo receiving terminal as of sunday. you know, that handles more than 3 quarters of nicaragua, petroleum impulse. mr. ortega said commandos of terror from the ca succeeded early this morning and damaging the oil pipeline in porto sandino radio host. kerry harrison says it's hard to separate the us entirely from the north stream pipelines damage. i would like to think that the swedes are actually quite interested in finding out this problem since they are on the bad end of not getting things like heat in the winter. or whatever they can do to figure out a fix, even if it's an official excuse through nato saying, well, we believe i

of the topics of the visit, we know that the israeli president met here with the secretary of state antonynken with members of congress, the speaker on this strip well, today i also met with president joe biden and emphasized that iran really supplies drones for russia that help kill the civilian population. to quote his words, isaac the duke said that innocent civilians in ukraine are dying and suffering injuries and suffering from iranian weapons. as for the future support and supplies of weapons, so far he is talking about this from israel, he is talking about help with intelligence data, and we know that also today, volodymyr zelenskyi, speaking in kyiv, announced that such cooperation had already started a few days ago, but he expects that such cooperation will continue and also expects greater cooperation, including on assistance with weapons, in particular, the defense bureau is possible, cooperation with israel is also definitely possible. thank you ostap for communication from capitol hill , the last secondary election in the usa is less than two weeks away, according to the lates

i mean, even the americans, the us secretary of state, antony blinken, and the chinese foreign ministereral assembly in september. they talked for an hour and a half. why is president tsai here not accepting to talk directly with the chinese? well, i think in her national address, president tsai ing—wen said very clearly that as long as there is equitable terms for dialogue, she's happy to have a conversation to keep the taiwan strait peaceful and so on. but i mean, she says she will only talk if beijing drops that precondition that taiwan is part of china. and so you've got a deadlock. they're not going to do that. president xi has just reiterated unification must happen, and so you have no dialogue. maybe a video conference then. but, i mean, not even that's taken place. i mean, are you encouraging her to do that? my point here is that if there are ways for the beijing authorities and taiwan government to have a more matter of factly conversation around the day to day conversations matters when it concerns to people's livelihoods and so on, that has been going on for quite a while. wh

secretary of state antony blinken on putin escalating the war hours after declaring martial law in parts of ukraine. president zelenskyy urges people to leave. now what's next in the war. your read, the read of so many military analysts right now is that vladimir putin is losing this war. he's desperate. if he responds with nuclear weapons, what happens? >> plus, the secretary on china's threats over taiwan. and saudi arabia not cooperating on the energy front. that's led many of the president's allies to question whether saudi arabia is an ally anymore. are they still an ally? the latest on the challenges pressing our country right now. >>> breaking news, newly appointed british prime minister trutsz announcing her resignation after a few weeks on the job and warns she had just hours to save it. >>> gas price push. president biden taking action to ease the pain at the pump. what he says could come next as he gets set to hit the campaign trail ahead of midterm elections. >>> surge. hospitals in at least 26 states facing a crush of young patients with respiratory illness. this morning the

so a antony blink and saying that the right now the united states is working very closely with its partners and allies. and that's why we're seeing those conversations taking place up in new york at the united nations to really talk about how diplomacy can work. because right now the united states has extended that invitation for north korea to return to dialogue without pre conditions. so that so far has been rebuffed, and so as a result, while they are pursuing that track their ill again at the same time, continuing to demonstrate those shared defense capabilities and to show that show force. so this is really the sort of dual track approach that is designed to kind of try and de escalate tensions, even as they seem to be continually ramping up. i, kimberly thank you very much for your reporting. still ahead on al jazeera of famine could be declared in somalia within weeks, a sign of dire consequences from the worst drought in decades. and why the european union has decided not to sanction imports of russian diamonds statements. ah, ah, with hello. the weather stays dry and fine across mu

s. secretary of state antony blanket says key. i can use western weapons to target the 4 regions which voted overwhelmingly to join the russian federation. ukraine has the absolute right to defend itself throughout its territory, including to take back the church where we, that has been illegally seized one way or another by russian former us marine corps intelligence officer. scott ritter says that washington has always known exactly how kiya uses western supplied weapons. the notion that there's going to be a qualitative change where your credit is going to certainly say here, we're going to allow you to tell us what to do and how to do it. this is absurd. and then united states already controls how you train uses weapons such as the high mars system. we also control. ready a much of the of fire support provided by nato artillery systems that have been turned over to ukraine. there's rhetoric and then there's action. so just keep in mind with blinking said the united states is not only turning a blind eye to these ongoing crimes

american brothers that are going through a very difficult situation. possibly you a secretary of state antony blinkin pledged $240000000.00 for migrants and refugees . the pulse pandemic slow down and the rice in food and fuel costs because of the war in ukraine, remain a great challenge in these countries. and one of the most unequal regions in the world when he and a sanchez and just see that lee might be to the u. s. has announced more export controls on chinese tech companies. china's top maker of memory trips, why mtc is among the companies affected. the new measures prevent beijing from accessing advanced us semiconductor technology. they also ban us based companies from selling the hardware to china without a license. mike, hannah is in washington with more on the impact these restrictions might have. well, as certainly the why does band that has been imposed in at least a decade. and it will have a major impact on china. given the fact that the technology is used where everything from super computers to missile launches. so this is a critical issue. it is very wide ranging as well in

i cannot understand you as secretary of state antony blanket claims. the u. s. is exploring a range of response options to the opec plus decision to cut oil production, as washington as reportedly desperate to secure cheap oil imports from venezuela. and is said to be and talks to ease sanctions on the maduro government. in exchange for energy supplies. this comes after the opec plus group decided to slash its oil output, which is expected to keep fuel prices high. meanwhile, the largest u. s. a loyal trade groups wrote a letter to energy secretary jennifer granholm saying they are very concerned that washington is considering limiting its fuel exports in order to lower consumer prices. they said this move could only disrupt global markets, reduce domestic refining capacity and alienate us allies that says, joe biden is being called out by a prominent fox news host over the sabotage of the north stream gas pipelines from russia to germany. where might some americans have gotten the notion that the by the administration might have been involved directly or throug

right after this launch, the national security advisor james sullivan, as well as the secretary state antony, blinking held telephone calls with their counterparts in both japan as well as south korea. and what we understand is that that is when a robust response was sort of planned out, we've seen already the manifestation of that in some forms, the war plains, practicing to bomb targets in the yellow sea. but we could expect that there could be more in terms of that close coordination. the united states once again, reaffirming its iron clad defense of both south korea as well as japan. now in the next hour, we have the regular daily briefing that is taking place. it's close pressed, but this is something that the president of wells, the vice president do on a daily basis in the oval office we can expect they will be discussing this launch of we also know that they will be likely to discuss it at their plant lunch today and we are expecting also an update at the white house press secretaries daily briefing for the press. but what we also know is that this is certainly a worrisome sign in th

you a secretary of state antony blinkin pledged $240000000.00 for migrants and refugees . the pulse pandemic slow down and the rice in food and fuel costs because of the war in ukraine, remain a great challenge in these countries. and one of the most unequal regions in the world when the ana sanchez, i'll just see that lima bid. spain is facing a crisis in its annual olive harvest the nation experience, its worst drought and 500 years the summer. and it's all a while production could be down by as much as 40 percent. harry faucet reports in the province of high and in southern spain. autumn in southern spain. the time when the olives turn green and plump ahead of the harvest, the province of high end has become a virtual mano culture. more than 60000000 olive trees producing more than a 5th of the world's olive oil. but this year's harvest is projected to be down massively. gabrielle seeker has spent his life working these groves. he says this summer's drought, which scientists have called the worst for 500 years as that some trees baron, some with a much reduced number of

that are going through a very difficult situation. sadly, you a secretary of state antony blinkin pledged $240000000.00 for migrants and refugees . the pulse pandemic slow down, and the rise in food and fuel costs because of the war in ukraine, remain a great challenge in these countries. and one of the most unequal regions in the world. when diana sanchez, i'll just see that lima bid a school district in the us state of texas or suspended his entire police force 5 months after a gun and killed 19 students on 2 teachers. the attack of rob elementary and of all day and may spark more appeals for gun control. the police department has been under investigation for its response to the shootings. heidi's castro has more on what this means for the school district. it leaves them with few good options because now they're turning to the texas state police to fill in that void to keep their students safe. but that police department is also under investigation for the way that it handled the school shooting back in may. this police force that is run by the school district. there were only 4 officer

oil prices due to financial concerns, us secretary of state antony, blinking said the saudi arabia support of the un resolution condemning russia doesn't compensate the production cut. we spoke to the former senior advisor to the minister of energy of saudi arabia. mohammed also bond, who said that attempts to impose a price cap lead to a lose lose scenario. the more i think the drive will sit by the problem in the united states. gov, me, your domestic water in the usa and also toward the domestic reduce that which is cutting a lot of we can easily be got really more oil and gas in the united states. the problem is is more than just sitting our cooking upright. i'm just relax prices, we're good. now with that, why do we see one? they have not calculated this european union where just basically wondering what the, what this, what this cannot make sense is when i heard about and now the stuff i don't know the, i'm not picking just one of the major with that would be brought them that the that quote and live it is absolutely right. why should i data and who you can union? where did they let t

s. secretary of state's antony blinkin says that washington is exploring a range of responses to the opec plus decision to cut oil production. the u. s. is reportedly keen to secure cheap oil imports from venezuela and as importantly, enforce the sanctions on the maduro government. meanwhile, the largest u. s. oil trade groups wrote a letter to energy sector. jennifer granholm expressing concern that washington is considering limiting its fuel exports to lower consumer prices. they say the move could disrupt global markets, reduce domestic refining capacity, and alienates u. s. allies. that's as a prominent fox news host points out that joe biden had said himself that the u. s . would quote, bring an end to the north stream pipeline, which runs from russia to germany. where might some americans have gotten the notion that the by the administration might have been involved directly through a proxy in the destruction of the north stream pipelines? why would they think that they certainly didn't watch than russia today, or t has been pulled off the air when they learned from joe biden h

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