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why miss u >>> america's education system's facing a critical moment of truth. that's the message from the education secretary, miguel cardona. he spoke with teachers in d.c. just two days after the data showed young students fell way behind in math and reading after the pandemic. >> these results should surprise no one and alarm everyone. they're appalling and unacceptable if this report doesn't move us to bold action, what will? >> secretary cardona insisted they cannot go back to the systems they used before covid the nation needs change now. >> we must fight complacency with the same urgency we fought covid for the last few years yes, lives do depend on it. >> he added america has a unique opportunity to use the money from the american rescue plan to invest in students and teachers. >>> is the fix in on the miss u.s.a. pageant they say the judges decided the winner before the competition even started and now the entire pageant is in jeopardy here's stephanie gosk. >> miss u.s.a., miss texas. >> reporter: after arbony gabriel was crowned miss u.s.a., there we

u america is at war with russia ukraine is not the hands of ukraine and ukraine is a classic war whenive smell is at war here. not only the us so i wouldn't say it's a pure proxy war. here, in general, the whole west is the whole team. and a proxy and a hybrid and information cap. and we go further, and then it lies in the fact that whatever you call it, but there are elements that are impossible, you know, when we look spellbound at what is happening in ukraine, we must not forget that 2020 was an element , proxifying wars, what a covid confrontation and how they pressed us for that we had our way during the corret. it was a proxy manifestation and what you are now looking at in poland. and you already referred to the head of the state security committee of tertel, who said that detachments are being trained on the territory of ukraine that are going to go in until they capture, there is a separate district arrange the center. ah, provocation. two versions are also happening on the other side of poland, also happening in the baltics, so what is here, how do you see this situation. we

u. s. companies. if well, if you're in america, taurus in japan or the u. k, you're having a great time right now. everything is cheap. that's not the case for all america businesses. if you're an importer, things are great, things are cheap. however, if you're an ex border or if you have international operations, you could be seeing some losses that because all these goods and services of course, are more expensive in foreign countries and we're seeing fall and demand. we have already seen some multi $1000000000.00 hits. in some cases, a lot of companies are suffering ideas, johnson and johnson. and if the dollar continues to serge, it's likely we're going to see more of this for american businesses. ok to the australia on a very busy floor of the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot. now let's take a look at some of the other global business stories that are making the news. exxon mobil says it has completely left russia after president putin expropriated its properties. the move from the russian leader followed months of discussions next on says it was not compensated for the assets, which i es

u. k. america, france, and turkey. expressing serious concerns the key. it may be in the final stages or preparing some sort of dirty bomb and the conflict in ukraine. more details on mr. sort of a lab for offered r t dot com right now for the meantime to the rest of our scheduled program here on our c. so the united nations says it's torture prevention body has been blocked from us assessing jails in australia despite claims of malpractice and even death. in some prisons there, and many other victims were said to be indigenous people despite its continued efforts to engage the authorities for the resolution of the problems, the delegation of the united nations subcommittee on prevention of torture continued to be obstructed in the exercise of its mandates. as a result of this, the b team members felt that their visit had been compromised to such an extent that they had no other option but to suspend it. or the other is about joining us here on this monday afternoon for this story. can you just give us the picture here because it's a little bit confusing

u. s. and latin america, nations touched off in june when cuba, venezuela, and the kroger were excluded from the 2022 summits of the americas. it was once a number of south american countries, including bolivia and mexico boy halted the official meeting. now at the time, the next president slammed washington for its dominant position. elecom, but i'm not going to the summit because not all countries of the americas were invited. i believe in the need to change a policy that has been opposed for centuries exclusion and the desire to dominate, for no reason. the failure to respect the sovereignty of countries, the independence of each country. we think it's a continuation of the old policy of interventionism, of disrespect for nations and their peoples. i furlough in columbia activists, jamiria sherwood. he says that many nations around the globe are trying to break away from washington's economic hedge of money. comments and criticisms from the new president will start off. columbia is a criticism of the united states of their world policies of what's going on in the world of the reflection t

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u. s. in cozying up to pakistan, increasingly sidelining, strategically non allied india and turning a blind eye to cross border terrorism. latin america now hardly even exists for the you, particularly now that some of those nations are turned off by brussels, anti russian stats. it's once hopeful relationship with iran has now soured after the u. s. pulled out of the nuclear deal, and also amid claims that iran was supporting russia and ukraine with drugs. so no, you trade with ron anytime soon. so that leaves the gulf states, but no luck there since they're l g b t q issues in the golf, notably around their football world cup slated for next month in cutter. so at least you're up to the us. the ears be f. f seems only too happy to keep cheery on brussels flexing in the mirror and for the cameras all while selling a gas at 2 to 4 times the domestic price. so good to have your company. it has been regrettably, another deadly weekend in somalia. we understand a 100 people killed 300 wounded in twin car, bombings that targeted government offices and the capital market de. she won saturday. the country's president prevail, the scale of t

u. k. were country in africa, south america or asia, imagine the pompous, self righteous ethnocentric u. k. press politicians and social media pundits would be spewing about culture of dysfunction, banana republic, and not having democracy in their dna. we are now nothing but a banana republic run by in recent monthly u. k is now with 2 promises. according to retired and indifferent bus was him easy, global repercussions could be adding to the instability, the state of democracy, i would say it is what is what active maybe because it's very ready that country i do, i think going to have any changes or the never will give a very, very bad the outside market, the value of the phone. so the outside this is that the really nice fellow stevens. often i ended up having to go to hand through the one that you would miss. just very, very enthusiastic about sanctions against the today, what happened is that the french is, is that they have very high get very high domestic, and patients get an idea that was, i think it would not be approved at this moment. that is a banana because they are new and

u. s. government in latin america throughout the sixties and 70. i see very similar. it's not the same signature, you know what is happening in the middle and nearby another ex savvy republic has found itself in a conflict in situation. george is full of prime minister, seen his family members sanctioned by ukraine for his pro russian stance. this right. he is claims to be friend me with tbilisi. so it is current vice prime minister says this step is quote, another attempt to involve georgia in the ukrainian conflict. but over to the us now with recent poll suggesting that funding ukraine is at the least of the worries for ordinary americans, the us present remains concern with how to keep the check book open for the conflict on the other side of the world in kiev. as washington has sent $18000000000.00, they're already out seeds. caleb morphine reports well, november 8th. we've got mid term elections coming up in the united states, and many are asking the question if the republicans take back control of the house and the senate, will the key of government continue to

u. s. government in latin america. throughout the sixties and 17, i see the very similar if not the same signature in what is happening in the malone bar.

responsible to answer in a court of law for their war crimes in afghanistan going and then i to america, u. s. she has a, we have presented you with several examples from home and province regarding the atrocities of the nato and american brutal invaders. thousands of similar incidents have also occurred in helmand and southern provinces of afghanistan come up at one time, will prove whether the international war crimes courts will punish the international invading forces. i'm thugs, for the killing of innocent afghans. ah, ah, look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence at that point obviously is too great trust rather than fear with take on various jobs with artificial intelligence, we'll so many with obama protective own existence with high don't see this conflict as being one over values that's not to say that there might not be differences in values between.

or london - these are completely different things, moving on to the usa i want to say that u one-story americaionalist conservative religious. there are a lot of people performing there and quite advanced ones known for the resumption of full-fledged cooperation with russia, which concerning mccarthy in part, he may be playing one-storied america let's see if the republicans win, but when the republican leader says that indeed military aid to ukraine will be cut, and he motivates it. this is not an unfounded assertion. enough, and we already see from the publications. in the united states in recent weeks, that the degree of anti-russian e is quietly ee, tension is easing, people are saying that e is not so unambiguously, uh, dancing to the tune of the state department, that u cooperation with putin u in the economic sphere in first of all, uh, it will bring a lot to the united states, and at the same time it will bring nothing in terms of political confrontation. and this is slowly. uh, creeps and uh, house to senate, so as far as uh, mccarthy of course. uh, it seems to you and me that he is t

and a u -- professor americas in the history of the civil war and director of the center for civil war history at the university of virginia. he's the author, co-author, and editor of numerous civil war era works. he has served as president of the society of civil war historians and received the tom watson brown book prize from the society in 2012 for his that union war. prior to that honor, is the confederate war was a finalist for the 1998 lincoln prize. copies of his books including this one, causes one, lost and forgotten, how hollywood and popular art shape what we know about the civil war. this one is, there i got this one because i hadn't read it yet. but there are several others that are available in the symposium bookstore. please help me to welcome professor gallagher, who is topic this morning is going to be how should americans understood and gettysburg in 2021. professor gallagher. [applause] >> thank you very much, good morning, everybody. seems like we were just here. not all that long ago. i know some of you are disappointed that don't law wasn't here with me this morni

u. s. sphere of influence america. most of the time it's flying to moderate. any dispute not to settle a dispute? because according to the multi ration, i can play on the 2 parties, but not to make them stomach and having like a giant agreement or settlement to give them weapon to be against each other. and to put you know, menaces and the ballots fifteenish other. and this is exactly what america is doing is like the devil trying to put like a sedition between 2 neighbors, lovers, friends, just forget the benefit for the maximum. i'm just to heave at the supremacy and the unilateral system, there are a lot of a good political intentions from the other part of the world, which ones are and which is suffered from the unilateral or to the settlement. will be more beneficial and will be adventurous. on the b, b, they b into those, especially the united states and the angles like so at least 150 people, including women and children, humping killed in a 2 day period. and the latest ethnic clashes in sudan, it's the deadliest outbreak of violence in the northeast af

u. s. spear of influence america. most of the time it's like 2 more do 8 any dispute not to settle a dispute? because according to the multi ration, i can play on the 2 parties, but not to make them stomach and having like a joint agreement or settlement to get rid of them weapon to be against each other . and to put, you know, menaces and the doubts fifteenish to other and this is exactly what america is doing because like the bill trying to put like a sedition between to naples or lovers to friends just to get the benefit for the maximum. i'm just so he, at the supremacy and the unilateral system, there are a lot of a good political intentions from the other part of the world, which ones are and which is suffered from the unilateral order. the settlement will be more beneficial and will be adventurous on the, the, the, the, the intruders especially. they noticed this and that was like, so at least 150 people, including women and children, have been killed in a 2 day period in the latest ethnic clashes in cedar. it's

america. we see that now many, many peoples around the world and especially of the world are trying to break away the u. s. not just military or political. what also economic germany a foreign volunteer is reported to have been beaten and stopped in the back during the annual all of harvest in the west bank. the situation turned violent after his release. settlers and palestinian farmers flashed a warning. you may find the following images of setting in this footage filled by local residents. what's alleged to be really settlers are seen throwing rocks and physically attacking local farmers. according to report, several people were injured, but there were no fatalities on the settlement group. wherever say it was palestinians who had approached the settlement issued threats and injured 3 is really residence in a deliberate provocation. here's the view of the farmer's partner. this is my glass. why did they burn my olive trees? why they are thieves. they do my all that they sprayed in century materials. almost 3. i'm not dad, i'll come here every day. i am still alive. my name is i bought a father and i

so the people's republic of china that is indonesia strategic partner and i'm with america. the u. s. is also indonesia strategic partner. i can have a dialogue with president joe biden. i can also talk to them by president. she didn't bring me an i want to invite both of them were to discuss and find a common solution fully the region and also for the world. they haven't met directly, right, joe biden. and teaching thing, do you think that they're going to meet in body and together with the 2 of them? that is why they having a dialogue space is crucial anger. so therefore the common solution can be found. so you think that there will be progress after the meeting. there will be some movement during the t 20. if day look, space is available and discussion can occur again, we will find a solution. we indeed that we don't want to sound on this appealed to have any inclination because indonesia, again, a dears, to open and active foreign politics. therefore, indonesia can be accepted in any country or one if that is what we want to get. i've got to create a beneficial discussion, but

migration births for report from the dorian gap in panama, where the b u is helping thousands of refugees hoping to reach north america. ah, i'm really mohammed walked to the program for some president, vladimir putin has declared martial law in the fall regions of ukraine that moscow illegally annexed after a series of discredited vote just weeks ago. criminal back to officials and curse on one of those regions announced would move civilians out of the area ahead of an expected ukrainian offensive a step that could amount to forced deportation. his son was one of the 1st ukrainian cities to fall to russian forces. now ukraine is preparing to retake control these images by a russian and sold official claim to show fortifications outside the city as fresh and forces are retreating from have sun. vladimir putin blames ukraine for defending its territory. get his ymca as your cave regime refused to recognize the will of the people, rejects any proposals for negotiation, as gunfire continue, so civilians di you've not nearly lose this were put in declared marsh law in the 4 ukrainian regions, said moscow legally annexed m

you know, there was also america's totality plan to drop several atomic bombs on the u. s. s . on the exact number varied from year to year of nice, pretty simple, got korea with them. but if you're off q, styrofoam store, it's got me in the middle of a down, i will go for that reason. it's just right in the group you get from global. we give you rule. you me, it was like, you did just get a little from the go here. don't know that, i mean likable. let me start with the command of newton yog, noisy lou meeting, possibly last night, when you partially gross the laptops to restore the cartridge for you see with your school, she was probably will, she will be done. your temperature was not valid, but i thought we spoke at the millennium with triple a supposed to come up with. they didn't fund the u. s. hassan, but the cold war again, even in 1947 western politicians still spoke of pete of the greats. will. and russia's longstanding plans for world domination, even though the document had long been proved to fake this is oh, but you know, there is no smoke without fire. you underst

taken aim at washington's policies for quote, ravaging the economies of south central america. gustavo petro saved the u. s. pursuits only its own financial interests, regardless of who is hard, does a consequence. yeah, no, not going to say konami go in economic crisis is coming. the united states has virtually ruining every economy in the world. in washington. they make decisions to protect themselves, sometimes without thinking about what is going to happen as a result of their measures. the economies of latin american nations are being laid to waste. the colombian leader proposed to create a unified latin american response to washington's policies. he delivered the message him in an ongoing economic crisis in his nation earlier columbia as national currency. the peso has a benchmark of over $4900.00 to $1.00 american dollar, the highest figure in history. on some experts unpredicted, it may fall further again over the next year where relations between the us and nations in the region got particularly tense in june when cuba, venezuela nicko, like you were excluded from the 2022 summit of the america

u. s. and latin america, but that is a significant earth representation from the globe global south. at the smaller in the middle level, countries who have a weiss of deer owns and by and large the st dementia is that these economic sanctions are no good. you know, economic should not be used as a weapon of war, because this is not only affecting russia, but it is given, not george, at the global economy. that is at his session. are there a high where, you know, price for prices? inflation is gaining ground. and it has very surely disrupted the supply chain, which is affecting all countries, including of rest and european countries. so we are totally against this policy of economic sanctions. b, k sharp, always a pleasure to have you on the program must be cash. i'm a retired, major general and director of the united service institution of india. thanks for your time today. the so members of jo biden's own party are demanding. he change his approach to ukrainian conflicts on to doesn't congress . democrats have signed a letter calling on the president to push keith to agree to a ceas

u. s. in south america, although it's remarkably drawing the mass of the amazon, there are big chows around further west, and they could fall anywhere with flash flooding as a potential sas and all this and the spring want the showing up once again, obviously in santiago with he added to the passion, the success and the popularity and then he gave it all up for the love of his homeland football rebels. delves into the realm of footballing legend. rashid le clue fee for the algeria national liberation front. with his feet rashid mccarthy and the f. l. n team on al jazeera lou. ah, ah ah, welcome back. a recap of our top story on al jazeera, this, our former prime minister boys johnston has pulled out of the race for britain's leadership. former finance minister re, she's to knock is now the front runner in the context to succeed least trust, the spine minister and conservative party leader. ukraine says russian allegations it may use an explosive placed where the radioactive material are absurd and dangerous rushes defense minister as recorded to raise concerns during calls with his counterp

u. s. in south america, although it's remarkably drawing the mass of the amazon, there are big showers around further west, and they could fall anywhere with flash flooding as a potential sas and all this and the spring want the showing up once again, obviously in santiago with november the 8th americans won't vote all the seats in the house of representatives . at 35 percent of the senate will be contested. americans are expected to split on strict ideological lines with abortion and the economy named as the key issues. the result will define the rest of jewel biden's presidency and put americans democratic principles to the test. special coverage of the midterm elections on i'll just either oh the me again, you're watching. i just reminder of our top stories of this out for prime minister barak johnson has pulled out of the race for britain leadership form of finance minister richie sooner is now the front runner in the contest the succeed lives trust as prime minister and conservative party leader ukraine says russian allegations it may use an explosive laced with radioactive material. abs

u. s. department of justice and america's attorney general saying that parents to go to school boards and complain about policies might be some kind of domestic terrorist threat people are. that is an example of blatantly partisan use of federal policing and prosecuting agencies mechanisms for enforcing these new ideological restrictions are getting swifter and more harsh. and that seems to be the situation as we see this new letter from the american medical association, wanting to shut down one side of the debate when it comes to the issue of transgender reassignment surgery for minors. a former professor, an author, michael, read them all says that such an appeal is a violation of us. freedom of speech, a set direct call on the part of the a. m a and the american pediatric association and the children's hospital association to have to the state the government intervene and abrogate the individual 1st amendment rights of people on line. and this is an inappropriate because it's asking these platform, social media platforms and so forth to discriminate citizens all for the protection of s

america. a region where the u is struggling to gain influence against other players, like china and russia, will leave columbia and had to neighboring panama. our destination is a refugee camp at the darian gap, a 100 kilometer long swath of dense rain forest, on the border between columbia and panama, one of the world's most dangerous migration routes. leonard chits team has been pushing to get access to the area where the number of refugees and migrants has been growing. the u has just quadrupled its age to support those people to 2700000 euros. i see that a little hold or coming home any of comfortable for the day or 2007 canoes in only 10 minutes. that's what we see after perilous journey from columbia to panama. those who managed to survive the forest are brought in by boats to law has blankets. a reception center here along the route, robbery and rape are as president a danger, as the insects and the lack of drinking water already. it's horrible, but i am steve valley is the yoke flooded rivers. you need to cross by ropes. water that oh yes. i think i love yet. you have to put the life of

the block wants to intensify its trade relations with latin america, a region where the u is struggling to gain influence against other players like china and russia, will leave columbia and had to neighboring panama. our destination is a refugee camp at the darienne gap, a 100 kilometer long swath of dense rain forest on the border between columbia and panama, one of the world's most dangerous migration routes. lena chits team has been pushing to get access to the area where the number of refugees and migrants has been growing. the eu has just quadrupled. it's 8 to support those people to 2700000 euros. i see that the little boulder coming. oh, many of comfortable for the day on 2007 canoes in only 10 minutes. that's what we see. after a perilous journey from columbia to panama, those who manage to survive the forest are brought in by boats to law has blankets . a reception center here. along the route robbery and rape are as president a danger, as the insects and the lack of drinking water already live. it's horrible. bad at and see belize the yoke flooded rivers. you need to cross by

let's bring in alley wine, his the author of a book called america's great power opportunity. revitalizing u. s. foreign policy to meet the challenges of strategic competition. good debbie with us alley. what you think was the message in she's address? what message did he send the rest of the world? well, thank you so much for having me on your program. she didn't think wants to send 2 messages. the 1st message is that china is confident despite macroeconomic headwinds at home, despite and increasingly contested a strategic environment abroad. the china is confident that it's multi faceted resurgence is proceeding with clear momentum. that's message number one and method number 2 directly related to the 1st message is the despite growing efforts by the west, but also by advanced industrial democracies to constrict china technological development . to push back against china's going influence, the china will persist in succeed. she's remarks regarding taiwan, reserving the right to the use of force. d, the take any change he or any hardening from she or is this still posturing? i would say th

america. and we need the u. s. to respect to the international treaties so that they can exchange information on capital fly that has left latin american africa to the us. and that will in some manner decrease the capital flight. and the prime reason, the main reason why domestic central banks, latin america having to raise rates. but also we need to create a regional financial architecture that is long due for latin america. we need to continue the project to the bank of the south and new central bank of the south with the soon as the currency of the re in south america. and a lot of what happens in the region will depend on their political results in brazil and the next few days. but definitely we need more structural measures that create a regional financial architecture that can help the region protect itself from the dollar cycle. the dollar shocks and the vulnerabilities in the global economic system. oh, yes. house select committee investigating last year storming of capitol hill is voted to subpoena for me.

u. s. has strongly reviewed america, stanford university for hosting fighters from the premium. as all battalion you would appear that in his maniacal drive to thomaston, to cancel russia, the u. s. is prepared to glorify in the us isn't 2 weeks ago, the university hosted several as all representatives, including 2 former prisoners of war, recently released by russia and a prisoner swap. the guest spoke to university students and other yes. reading what the russian ambassador says are problematic ideas tied to their violent actions ago . founder of the regiment who attended the event denied any ties to neo naziism, and the far right, claiming all extremist work spelled when the group joined, the ukrainian national guard human and labor. right? the lawyer dan balak believes it would just be embarrassing for washington to admit to dealing with neo nazi groups. well, because it's an inconvenient truth, isn't it? right? because the u. s. is backing a government with a very close ties with these neo nazi groups with groups like as of that have a disproportionate say in what happens in

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not end in america economics domination and a weakening of the you and the french for the wants of the you again, for the gas domination pointing out imported liquefied natural gas from the u. s. 4 times more, america's domestic market, or the african countries broaden the energy post breaks as a intend to complete. this old cortex is quite impressive by the ease of the development. local say, it's the sovereign rights of the nation. i think of course, you go and, and all the packing it states that states in this project i saw rent did have the right to do. i went with ah, hello, alive from us. it's just past the hour. i'm tomorrow. let's take a look at the latest headlines. we start with the latest from the conflict ukraine . airlines are reported to be heard across the eastern and central part of the country, as russia continues retaliatory strike students ukraine infrastructure. this comes off of the truck bomb attack on the crimea bridge this past saturday. right. all right. i'm verify footage of russian slice on top of this in the city of nickel pull spreading on social media loss have also been reported in the live and the clinic control city. zap rosier often escala

so, angela, i think, are you saying to the predominant, the same basically that the america or the u. s. is afraid that e e, u and russia could perhaps talk again, hence making things difficult for that conversation to happen and attacking the pipeline. absolutely. what this is, all the history of the u. s. has been doing that since the 1818, i mean 1718. they never wanted the rep for a month. they actually the, there was a red origin attempt under reagan to bomb the pipeline or russian pipeline big because the, they didn't want this, those cooperation economy corporation. and you need to keep in mind one thing, which is extremely important. if you look at actually the creation of the you itself, he was a u. s. emission new. you had germany, i would consider the, the father of the you. he was on the be all of the it was never an initiative of european countries. it was a new initiative after well, what you should contain you up in the long term plan. we d, u is that to they want to destroy the nation states. this is part of the global is agenda alongside to destroy 5000000 values. rel

i say clearly that the disturbances and insecurities were designed by america in the u. surfing and faked zionist regime. the iranian ladies comments comments nationwide, protests swept the country following the death of a young woman allegedly in police custody. though i should say, there are videos that dispute that power to be said that protest is using this tragic incident as an excuse to create turmoil in iran and trust. these actions are not being staged by ordinary iranians. now iran has seen its largest and most violent protests in years with the death toll at 92, according to various human rights groups, and protested happy in hauling rocks. they've taught police cars even set fire to state buildings. or some iranian women have burned, had jobs at the rallies and even cut off their hair. and protests continued across the country over the weekend with raleigh is organized by students in the cities over at on. as for han and companies in the professor at the university of toronto side, mojave mirandi, he believes media claims about the events in iran don't actually reflect the real