to the u. s. has released this footage of a series of air strikes launched against targets, an eastern syria on sunday. the us as it targeted a training cap and other facilities used by the iranian revolutionary guard court. it says it is responding to a tax on us basis in syria and iraq to the us know where president joe biden says he's made real progress and talks with china's leadership region pain. they met for 4 hours during a summit of asia pacific nations in san francisco. their 1st encounter in person in a year. both leaders say they want to improve to strained relations between the 2 super powers. they 9 snoo cooperation in areas including narcotics, ai, and avoiding military misunderstandings. there are still tensions over trades on china's territorial claims on ty, one biden stress, the importance of stability in the taiwan strait. but as always, he said to us on china, we try to communicate better both fit for logically and personally. we're re assuming military to military contact, di

now we know that the u. s. is currently supporting ukraine as a, as a defends itself against russia. it's also supporting israel and it's about a week from us. and really, you know what the us does not want at this particular moment is any other theatre of conflict opening up whether it's in the, in the pacific or anywhere else. so any reassurance that she didn't think could provide him on that front would be welcome to use for the white house. i'm father and coming back to you. china has long painted the us as its main adversary, but at the start of this meeting, she took. so much of a softer tone, stressing the importance of china's relationship with us. kindness be seen as somewhat of a peace offering or an olive branch if you will. that's what maybe to some degree. but um, if you look into the details, i think it's small ambivalent, um, uh, for example here, the public messaging towards the chinese people. it was rather we have to respect each other, but it should not provoke each other and also not cross t

where's the u. s. a and the way we'd like to be american frame size is a compensation or so it's a self within don't. i think our solution is based on the mutual respect for both countries and the wishes to our mutual corporation on which is a mutual respect is to base on and on which on for all people of the most countries me we will put on america. has it, it's unique history and it's the nature of location by that. com. so it has selected disease own social system and the strategies for its own development work . perfect. sure, we're all china. it's the country. it was a social list who kind of course, the police think for its own development to the 10 button and all of development comes from our 5000 years of old history. with very proud of our own system. down here with the with whom we have our different path. and it's all based on comes from people's choice. but it's also revealed the call my interest of our own people who are being thing for sure what you're going to keep and co existence and p

u. s. correspondent janelle jamal la on joins us now from san francisco. janelle, it's great to have you with us to abide in, is trying to mend the us china relationship. what does he actually want from china? well, yeah, so to leaders having meeting for a few hours now we're still waiting to see what actually comes out of that meeting . but both leaders and for size that through long relationship with one another, they met as vice president's 12 years ago. but as we know, ties between the us and china have been fraught as of late. and as such of this meeting really is an opportunity for joe biden to get a few things through chief of them, being the restoration of military to military dialogue between the us and china military's. it's also expected that there was a discussion going on today on how to prevent artificial intelligence from getting into the command and control of nuclear weapon systems. by doing also, once she's help in restricting the exports of precursor chemicals used to ma

the u. s. has released video footage of air strikes on target and eastern syria. washington says it targeted to training count and other facilities used by the iranian revolutionary guard corps. it says it is responding to attacks on us bases in syria and iraq. officials and finland accuse russia funnelling migrants towards its border more asylum seekers from iraq. gammon, somalia and sedan are adding to a recent search. finland says russia is directing migrants to crossing points along the frontier to brush and night where the supreme court has ruled the government's plan to send asylum seekers to rwanda is unlawful. the decision is a major blow to prime minister wishes to knock who's made tackling a legal immigration, a key policy pledge. he says his government is already working on a new treaty with rolanda and could change u. k. low to make it happen. there want and government says it's unhappy that the court ruled that it's not a safe 3rd country for asylum seekers and refugees. desperate

u. s. lead to has continued to fall short in quoting for a ceasefire. that's fueled protest across the united states and cools the action to end the violence. it's a lot about us and then it's about us and that ultimately, unless we figure out how we can be a big us, the kinds of terrible things that we are now seeing in gaza and that we saw in israel are going to happen continuously. and to close, keep growing even from within white house, hundreds of employees of signed an open, less demanding binding called a ceasefire. that says, is ready, troops, storm causes launch just hospital, an act, the palestinian group. how my says binding is fully responsible for the women and bates, and i do what the white house and the pentagon contributions to the campaign of scientists lies that claim she thought was used by the resistance makes american president button a full participant of this occupation and of this crime and also the genocide, a war that i'll tell us then young people are being expos

the u. s. population has been conditioned for decades, if not for generations to adopt one negative and one side, which is the, is it a negative accompanied and aided by the popular culture, whether from hollywood movies, over 1000 of them or, and evicted out upson, motions, palestinians, and the best the, the kids as dividends, as of the civilized people. and people who do not share their what's in bad use, uh, and universal badges. so the humanize ation. oh, the better thing is that ups and motions not only in the popular culture, but even in the education system in the textbooks in history books. so you talk about academia, news, and even policies that have been one sided. so the ultimate to dissolve is not on the a bias against box a, an old guess who believes that there's only one that are active and when the alone october 7 came to culminate this the way uh, is there a managed to receive president by the end the us media who prides itself to be objective only when it comes to the eastern

in fact, the u. s. has even been doubting the numbers coming from the policy mean health ministry this by 2 and officials, believing that the best tool might be even higher. considering the people buried under the rubble, they say that means they have no notion zip. how soon is it telling you the truth about how many people are killed? i'm sure is having cute and as prices look crazy toward, i think we should be incredibly careful. i think not. we really should be incredibly careful to be sure that they're focusing on going after that folks that are the pupil propagating this war against israel and is against their interest when i them happens. but i have no confidence in the number that passed. indeed, using the was, seems to be on guard when it goes to ukraine. yeah, it's for the people of gaza. the story changes the was continues to aid is around militarily, with no conditions imposed on the support given. despite the massive civilian death toll which grows by the day they condemned the rush shop rig

the u. s. must realize that it's stall is waning in the arabian skies. so losing is relative proxy in the region, not an option to be but simply to valuable assets and pay to good for business to look at how rates do on in general dynamics. stocks have searched in recent weeks. it's been the best pay day since the ukraine will broke out. and all the booming of costs, which promised a bottomless pits a $1000000.00 contracts. oh, you thought it was a little because the hot blood for the ukrainian people, every dollar we have such a ukraine has been a good dollar spent the highest return on investment for national security dollars in my entire life park. now. yes, and we will be in the residence or that this morning at the united states, a jew crane and her people so that we can cite russia over there. and we don't have to fight russia here. when you spend 5 percent of your annual panic on budget supporting ukraine, and they have degraded 50 percent of the russian military hardware, that that's a

the u. s. government said yesterday already, but they also have intelligence information pointing to that. however, they said today they did not sign off on this specific operation and i'll shoot for the hospital it do we know about the idea of next steps in this area of the, the is really government and these really ami have repeatedly said that the goal is to destroy homeless militarily and politically. and that's also repeatedly said that they assume that i must as using civilian infrastructure such as hospitals as come on centers that they're building tunnels underneath. so it is possible that we're going to see more rates in these kind of institutions. the question is also will, is rarely ground forces at some point move south in the gaza strip. as it is very likely that hostages have been taken south and not how much militants have escaped south, there are also rumors of a possible hosted steel of 50 hostages, 50 women, and children in return for 5 days of ceasefire, and posted in prison

must be hospitals must be protected, the u. s. president there and a spokesman for the national security council said we do not support striking a hospital from the. busy we don't want to see a firefight in a hospital. julie just now is off to they said all of that. these aren't ready. military did the right inside the biggest hospital in gaza city. i'll ship a hospital. that's exactly right. and we have seen a similar dynamic several times over the last few weeks whether it was calling 1st you mandatory and pauses or for an increased and in a delivery or now for the protection of the hospital. so we do hear these statements based messages from blinking from bite and from others of the administration. and yet we don't see israel shooting those messages on the ground. i think for biting there was a, a, a kind of a gamble that if he embraced israel quite publicly at the starts of every thing after october 7th. and that they knew he would have a little bit more leverage privately behind the scenes to give some of these messages. but

they ability of the u. s. to prevent and these, all the international communities when to the, you know, in is, or, and, and just, uh, info or punish the, the system is that the, for the heart of crimes and the trends against the money that has been committing. so if the u. s. once it can, i ask, is the stop and is the end? would have no choice to stop. it may take a long time because it is right. uh huh. um, it has been humiliated by us and by the stood festus of the palestinians in garza who were at one time after another to leave their homes and become a 2nd time in their lives or in the field on slabs. generations to be refugees and to establish the other the 2nd neck of that. so it'll definitely is under the influence of the united states but also. ready you cannot underestimate the entry. ready of the pro is an x of lobbies in the united states almost, and that is a known fact. i'm the one up on the view is that they vote the will of the congress and demand for the patients who decide on the budget. and

the u. s. had the obligation to prevent genocide. is the u. s. doing that? >> it is not only are giving a definitive answer with that last reaction. am i safe to say that? >> well no, i don't believe it they do the maximum they could to prevent. to me, when you say, i don't know -- the investigation is important. very important. it's not that this ngo document sending to the acc will define -- its prosecutors deciding. but, they are now in south africa, bolivia, bangladesh -- the issue is, if you are general in israel, you have to make sure that what you are doing, you can show to an eventual litigation -- that's why this idea to bomb buildings, you have to be sure, you have to have evidence, to show you did the right thing. it's not so much who investigated. -- i don't know when the prosecutor will trigger the cases, but it's important in prevention. >> mr. ocampo, i have to apologize, we've run out of time. but i always appreciate you making time for, us because it's always so informative. we will have you back on the show to continue this conversation. th

so the u. s. has to be all set. however, to cost meaningful regulations. the needs to be a global framework. the u. n. recently created and a, i counseled to come up with global guidelines as a g 7, which is the form of a major industrial countries report. okay, agreed on a code of conduct. what developing a systems, what else was being done? the u. s. in the process of passing the act, it's a to recognize a expectations based on the risk. no risk applications such as spam filter support e mail will actually face no regulation higher risk. a eyes like recruitment system will space serious regulation unacceptable. risk application. select biometrics surveillance will be banned completely in india, a resignation. what's the issue for a long time, despite expos warnings? but after that, you set the tone with the act. the government has a change of mind. specific stand that still need to be agreed upon in just tech communities, as some suggestions already. for example, the developers should be held accountable if the systems cost comp. for now, the division is

but tim and should europe emancipate itself militarily from the u. s. r, cuz i'm curious to hear your thoughts there can and should the us europe rather try to emancipate itself from the u. s. when it comes to defense policy. i don't see, to be honest. i mean, one has been proven by the strong american response to the russian, i think on new grant is that without your assorted without the united states, 0 to start, defend itself for the foreseeable future. that might change in the next 203040 years. but for the time being, i think we have to, we have 4 dependent on the united states in miniature terms. i would add in political terms as well. give them the political in cool hearings of the union. i think it was a and would be a fatal idea to distance themselves from, from the, from the european, from the united states. and i mean, what would be different, the idea of a strategic autonomy of the last couple of years was focusing more to get away from the united states. and now it's about defining an autonomous role in accordance with the united states and

an aid to buy this dean is above the u. s . is again, is this some european countries that signed a joint statement with the united states must be responsible in the eyes of god, in the eyes of the peoples of the world, in the eyes of the history about these klein's. that's why we were not in our foreign policy believe in cooperation with the neighbor conference and with the ceramic countries in the region and outside the region to have this unified stab them situation. we have this concepts now. the international world is, again, is designed as a team and we need to continue our adults, our contacts, to photo everything in all the countries who have similar situations as the photo of the matter and to achieve the demands of the senior people, the peoples of the world and the peoples that went through the streets again to the american injustice and design this injustice. and as a pull the people out everywhere. this must be achieved. how quickly apple or sometimes to raise cash on mobile shift. let me ask you for the oh, the re

back in the u. s. t enrolled a topic to study political science, did his doctorate and became a professor that she always kept an eye on life outside academia, specifically, policy making in washington. in the 1960s, he served as foreign policy adviser to president john f. kennedy and lyndon b. johnson to became national security as long as that. and then secretary of state under rich nixon, king of the vietnam war was highly controversial. subject had been holding secret negotiations with north vietnam, resulted in a peace agreement in 1973. does it have this engine the nobel peace prize that same year? 2 members of the nobel committee resigned in protest, and the war raged on for another 2 years. one of his craters, touring policy achievements was the opening of relations with china. he paid the way for nixon's historic visit in 1972, the 1st u. s. president to visit the communist country and meet with nita miles that don't ending more than 2 decades of diplomatic isolation. and in the midst of the c

and he also want the u. s. of not selling any to taiwan, but also when it comes to, um, gaza and also ukraine. um, the chinese side did not, you know, even mentioned them in the, in their hands out. and also when you know, later on in the minister of foreign affairs, the spokes person was you know, asked to clarify if they were any progress on those issues. she basically, um, just repeated the stance of china and it has not changed. so i would say in those major issues, there was not really a substantial change by the chinese type, but that doesn't prove out that maybe those talks could lead to progress later on. okay, journalists type in customer and basing, we'll leave it there. thank you so much for joining us. the un security council has adopted a binding resolution calling for urgent extended pauses in the gaza strip to allow 8 access. it also called on him austin israel to protect civilians, especially children. fierce fighting continues as is rarely forces pushed further into gaza. the idea says this foo

the u. s. in the process of passing the act, it's aim to recognize a expectations based on the risk. no risk applications such as spam filter support emails will actually face no regulation higher risk. a eyes like recruitment systems, will space serious regulation unacceptable. risk applications, select biometrics surveillance will be banned completely in india. a resignation wasn't an issue for a long time, despite expos warnings. but after that, you set the tone with the act. the government has a change of mind. specific stand that still need to be agreed upon in just tech community has some suggestions already. for example, the developers should be held accountable if the system costs hot. for now, the division is focused on the protection of the use of the data, ethical aspects of a i use that. however, having taken center stage, yet in china, the government seems to have realized that a has the potential to consolidate its power and china str off to regulate a. i just mentioned that intel

this means that the u. s. and so i'm a little bit going through this redeem and that commit this lines. they all have their hands, there is blood. and there have these mass that goes will never be a gold it. and the name of design is a game. but under the name of every one, postables design is the jeep. all come to support the sees lot it, and the old pump is one to say, and then you might have different relief. an aid to buy this dean is above the u. s . is again, is this some european countries that signed a joint statement with the united states must be responsible in the eyes of god, in the eyes of the peoples of the world, in the eyes of the history about these klein's. that's why we were not in our foreign policy believe in cooperation with the neighbor conference and with the slamming countries in the region and outside the region to have this unified stab them situation. we have this concepts now. the international world is, again, is designed as a team and we need to continue our adults, our contacts,

the u. s. is now dealing with 2 wars, not just one. and it has every interest in preventing its most adversarial relationship from getting any more hostile. this includes tackling hold overs from past diplomatic disputes by say, presuming military to military dialogue that was suspended after a visit from then us house speaker nancy pelosi to taiwan, angered china. another low point in relations for us. take down of a chinese bible luna earlier this year, following months of diplomatic firefighting. analysts say the current climate has made it even more important for the us to minimize the chances of mishaps leading to more tensions. decision paying will undoubtedly want to talk about taiwan, president biden remained firmly committed to defending taiwan. and he wants to strengthen deterrence to make sure that cj and ping doesn't miscalculate, and that he understands if he tries to use force against taiwan. there will be a great cost for china, but at the same time, i think that he wants to convey to sage and paying that the united stat

he made that claim saying that the u. s. had information as he put it, that a boss was using all ship a hospital as perhaps a combined and control node, and perhaps as well for the storage of weapons, but he was pressed on with this intelligence originated, he said it's from a variety of intelligence sources implying as well, but some of these are us intelligence sources. others is really intelligent sources, but he provided no concrete evidence. the actual phrase he used is i don't want to get into granular detail about how we came to get this information. so no evidence whatsoever presented bought from by this claim, by the national security adviser based claim has been made repeatedly before by as well. and previous times when it's invited guys as well, on none of those occasions has evidence being produced as to a homeless presence or military presence at those hospitals. in particular, i'll ship a itself, the, i'll ship of, sorry, with ease and the palestinian authority has actually called on an independent investigativ

the u. s. has huge. you put the truck, it's not pulling it up, is definitely the opens that provide that from day one. but also it's the, it's the legitimacy, quote unquote of this war by seeing united states supporting, providing blind support. that's also engaging. good opinion positions is to stay within the same line by the time that the u. s. changes fundamentally, it's position and listen to its own, the staff and the state department that are in the lead documents out of strongly recommending that the us of the vision was for an immediate seas volume odor until we see this changing the water that the u. s. legitimacy of the war we continue and they will be in positions will not change. and then we're going to find the subs back into the regional or abraham france. great to hear your thoughts again. thanks for joining. thank you. well meanwhile, the us secretary of state on things lincoln has arrived in japan for g 7 foreign ministers meeting with the warren jobs that is expected to dominate discus

the u. s. has often chided latin american countries for prosecuting its own leaders, us mainstream media likes to use terms like banana republic to describe some of these arrests of these presidents in central and south america. do you sense any, have park or sea, or perhaps even irony right now? given this historic moment for the us, there is definitely a high level of the bumper. see a given what is happening that you as an even before. and i have a lot of irony indeed. yes. because uh, the, this idea about, uh, nothing american countries are running a republic says, um, it goes from a colonial his perspective, you know, and this idea that we kind of go over in ourselves that we need, you know, over 3 years now we need to, you know to us we are told essentially and this call is from the, from the euro. busy uh, when the spanish, the bunch of used the french, the british it took over this land and, you know, do what they need to do with the indigenous population. and it's, if it remains, it ma

in the u. s. also in the context of weighting, political support for abiding among those on americans. how does your culture that with all the lines for us from washington d. c. thank you, heidi hope is randy minute tree is saying it's sole just now at the gates of gauze, a city. this is the deepest incursion since israel withdrew from garza in 2005. the defense minister you'll have kalonde says israel must win this war. more than a 1000 is ready, soldiers have been killed since the beginning of israel's ground defense of that and gaza as the old we are progressing according to the plans have come suffering severe blows amount. i'm not saying that that will be a $10000.00 munitions which are a lot of the city of gaza than what the whole thousands of targets will hit thousands of target. so it destroyed thousands of terrorist eliminated slope. the call called a highly mythology. the soldiers describe what they encounter everywhere. at least you'll see me to the terrace come out to a shot. you'll de

you know, to 2020 in a 2 day appeal, but the u. s. u. k. charges fav cus sent over to the decision note to extradite consumers in april 2022. westminster magistrates quote, formerly issued the extra dykes and some 8 weeks later you. okay. hon the secretary, pretty patel. signed off for the in june of 2023 london side court, just as jonathan swift rejected 2 separate applications made by a stranger's lawyers to appeal his extradition. striking down all submitted grounds at the time that this recording julian, a son, is still being detained in definitely sold a tree. confinement in belmont prison while he's legal to continue to appeal on his p off. oh, the most people who've heard of him in relation to the swedish trump rainbow allegations and it's really important to to debunk them to explain the role genea in mischaracterizing the case and treating us for your campaign. the, the swedish case, she's the one of the most anomalous crime investigation i have ever seen as a do it. and that is to women, went to the police for having julie in a

the u. s. foreign policy in the middle east and military policy in the middle east, easier. breakable gives you, uh, the last word, just briefly, if you were advising german policy makers on how to go about becoming more independent from the u. s. in terms of germany's defense needs, what concrete recommendations would you make me? so there are many things i think the germany needs to do right now. it has to do with funding and financing. we need to not only reach to 2 percent as it was said, but reach, reach and reliably. um, it is still not entirely sure how we're going to do this. one of the, the special funds runs out. we need to have a societal debate on all things, military and security and our b b. i'm looking for political guidance on this. this isn't just happening, you know, like this, it really needs to be driven by the political realm. and we do need reforms in the kind of m o d. and how the point is that works, which is something that is being started right now, but needs to be gi

and also to discuss the increase of aid, which the u. s. has said they hope that the a going into gaza will be a steady stream and coming days. it'll be interesting to see the lines coming out of that, heidi, because i've been wondering just how much pressure is president by the under, at the moment as we continue to see this death toll and cause a mount. and yeah, the international pressure. certainly we are seeing that increase as we just saw with the development in the un calling into question whether this strikes on the refugee camp and gaza was a work crime. but what's interesting is we saw none of that language coming from the us administration. in fact, asked about this, the state department said that the u. s. has not made a determination whether this is really air strikes, violated international law and when pressed by reporters. why this discussion isn't even occurring, given the context of when russia did this in ukraine, the, the us very quickly came out to condemn those actions attacking civilians as war crimes. the state depar

and right now they're marching towards the u. s. embassy because they said that the us is told to go for the death of thousands of civilians in gaza. the bonds being dropped on guys up and from the united states to bullets use and buy this thing and come from the united states. the drones using policy has come from the united states. the u. s. has a or well the responsibility for the humanitarian catastrophe. that is happening now. the, these protesters have broken through a police barricades. they are now closing in the us embassy. them all these protesters are muslim filipinos, the, the, the also would want to expose that's what's happening in by the side. we feel it as muslims. now here in the philippines, let's bump some water people. because the, the wars know, the bombings in our communities in the know, basically the bottom is that, that been in but i received the and protesters are now in front of the us embassy, at least in my experience covering these anti us post test. this is the closest, they've been to the us embassy

when it comes to the u. s, i believe us defense contract as need approval from the us government to sell weapons overseas. so does that moral decision then full on the us or in some senses, but the reality of almost as full control in the us and in europe and countries in the united kingdom is that these controls while larry exist on paper in theory, bad and utilized in practice, so for instance, united kingdom, a few years ago issued what it calls an open license for export to israel. so we did actually know the quantum military equipment, the because i spoke to israel because this license allows companies like the systems and others to export as much as they want. who is really without any sort of hold authorization. the same as just happened in the united states, were they talking about the massive new $106000000000.00 authorization to a number of what it would describe is friendly or allied countries. but in the case of israel with a $106000000000.00, almost full 1000000000. if that doesn't require any aut