u. s. a has been surrounding new russia with a belt of hostile nations pop liberal swans, and in more of the common not the in stock that come tub. gus as own home and then for law not higher on our price is kind of in and took the main impatient lender should. oh, the co revolutions is a strategy to overthrow these regimes install puppets. and that are there from that point forward, are very susceptible to influence kurdistan, georgia and ukraine. these countries were targeted by the george h w bush, or george w bush, the senior vice president of ronald reagan and bribed with hundreds of millions of dollars. and these monies were given the countries in exchange for their acquiescence and their submission to american military and economic and political objectives. mm. the ring of nato military bases is being formed around russia. the u. s. nato have over 600 military base as well to wide. russia has just 18, but the west still claims that russia has aggressive intent by turning this russian sovie

u. s. a. has announced a miniature aid package for ukraine with almost $4000000000.00, not the largest military deliveries since the ukraine war began. the war in ukraine is at a critical point right now, and we have to do everything we can to help the ukrainians continue to resist russian aggression. today's announcement, the largest security assistance package in total value that we have committed so far reflects our enduring commitment to support ukraine. the pens again says the package will include 50 bradley, infantry fighting vehicles, $100.00 arm and personnel carriers, hundreds of unsee armor rockets and more ammunition for high mar rocket systems. and that's just a fraction of the lethal a washington set to send in so. so the u. s. has provided ukraine with almost $22000000000.00 in military assistance center founders co director of the international action center. so the spending means of the sizes of the us economy could be effected. republicans and democrats support military appropriat

measures and mass testing last month, leading to a search, a new cases that have stretched medical resources to their limits. well, the u. s. has a representatives finally has a new speaker, kevin mccarthy was elected to the post after days of turmoil. the republican was sworn in after facing fierce resistance from members of his own party. mccarthy clenched victory with 216 votes, but has been forced to compromise his agenda to secure the when the animal kevin mccarthy, of the state of california having received a majority of the votes cast is duly elected. speaker of the house of representatives. after days of deadlock and 15 rounds of voting, kevin mccarthy finally secured enough support to land the 3rd most powerful job in us politics. the republican struggle to win the vote needed for a majority as an arch conservative faction of his party held out. there were heated scenes in the chamber where mccarthy supporter, mike rogers almost came to blows with fellow republican mat gates. ah after taking the oath of office install, mccarthy swore in new members of the house elected in last november as a mid term elections to the sa

and a reminder of the top story were falling for you. the u. s. justice department has appointed a special council to investigate after more classified documents were found at president biden's delaware home. earlier this week, reports emerge that secret documents had been found in an office vide used. after leaving the vice presidency in 2017. kristie plaza is up next to a business and a look at why canada will no longer allow most foreigners to buy real estate. don't forget, you can always get the latest on our website. that's d w dot com and you can follow us on social media or handle. there is at the w news. i'm ami at ease of thanks for joining us. ah . the land of contrast of ambitions of inequality. 75 years ago mahatma gandhi peacefully led the country to independence.

has happened here. and invariably gets lied about in the u. s. media if i don't know anyone who has a long time observer of the u. s. foreign policy and especially of the clandestine state and who is looked extensively at the cruise and over those over the years. who has not come to the conclusion that made on was a u. s. operation. they had all the same basic elements that they used to oversee the government of iran in 1953 massive street protests, false like violence. and then key officials who were bribed and on the side of the cooper waters. so this is very straightforward. i mean it's even more obvious in this case because you had the secretary of state department official, victoria knew and passing out cookies to anti government protesters. it's fairly straightforward and it's never discussed. and so the debate in the u. s. is kind of a make believe debate to the extent that there is a debate and it's which is normal. and in the u. s, it really is a top down policy making system as far as, especially as far as foreign policy goes. and academics who point this out as a guy, i've

before we go to break only tell you about face a huge fire has broken out in the u. s. state of illinois engulfing a chemical plunder. local media reported data on explosion was heard of the fire starts it. emergency services are off the scene working to contain the flames, no casualties helping reported. su, according to officials, those living nearby are not at risk, but have been advised to shelter in place. as of now, there is also been no evacuations reported. alright, no punches pulled in the latest cross talk episode, catch peter and gas cells. they talk new naziism in eastern europe and south next ah ah ah, ah ah, ah . the with the hello in welcome across stock were all things considered i'm peter labelle. can bring. shame has a not see problem. it's western back or is don't want you to know about stepping vendetta and nazi collaborator is celebrated and ukraine is a national hero. however, the historical record is clear, been data and his associates are alleged to have committed genocide against poles and jews during the 2nd world war, the west is largely sile

a bit. ah ah ah ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, watching out here, reminder of our main store is this. our ukraine has received a major boost mix western allies. the u. s. has announced it will be sending a $31.00 abrams battle tanks for defense against russia. early at germany said it would provide 40 the bits leopard to tax the kremlin has dismissed obtained as absurd, spoke to him to meet her scarf, said that keys allies were overestimating the benefits of sending tanks. he says the vehicles will burn like others have before. social media giant meta says it will reinstate a former u. s. president donald trump's accounts and the coming weeks trump was suspended on facebook and instagram off to capitol hill. right? says the band should never again happen to an american president or rallies or underway in several cities across australia, calling for change in the way the national days observed. australia day commemorates the arrival of the 1st british settlers in the 18th century, ought indigenous group see it as a day of morning, saying it glorifies an invasion, or demands for change have been gaining momentum in recent years. let's get more for sarah

a u. s. alliance system. also, india has a dual nature in the continental country, as well as in oceanic country. and right now, from the point of view of security, it is the continental part, which, what is india? not so much the ocean it. now it is a country, though that is growing in confidence, becoming more important for the region, though. in many ways the country has been rather touchy though when it comes to receiving criticism. most recently, a b b c documentary on prime minister movie has been met with a fierce reaction. there have been attempts to ban screenings of the film, which looks at moody's role during anti muslim riots in 2002, you can see some of the pictures of demonstrations people protesting against bands of the film. the film alleges that moody, who at the time was the premier at the state of goudrow, turned a blind eye to violence that left at least a 1000 dead. he, of course, dismisses it as propaganda. but i wanted to share what one student had to say about the ban on the film. and everybody knew w

storm troopers quite literally a bringing that your legal process to fruition. garland well, and you know, it's far worse than that. the united states has a position the u. s. empire show us a has a position here that it must hide from its people. the information war of the united states is one that is used to hide from the actual american people. the truth here, the reality is your correct. there is a minority of the far right, fastest, still growing at the behest of the united states. and that by the support of the united states. but the actual numbers of people in the ukraine who are far right fast just aren't as high as many would think. however, they derive their power from the u. s. empire. empire, they were empowered after 2014, they were integrated into the military after 2014, when the u. s. took over. so the u. s. is fighting in information war 2, mainly to ensure that the american people cannot look at this conflict through historical context. because that would expose the extremely immoral in an unethical position that the united states is in here. you know, erin, if you about to go back to our guest in philadelphia, well, you know that there's

al jazeera lou o watching out here a reminder about top store is now a crane has received a major boost smith's western eyes. the u. s. has announced it will be sending at $31.00 abrams battle tax with defense against russia. earlier germany said it would provide 14 of its leopard to tax or the criminal has dismissed the plan as absurd spokesman to meet your per scoffs said. keys and eyes were over estimating the benefits of sending tanks to vehicles, but like others have before social media, john meta says will reinstate to form a u. s. president. donald trump's accounts in the coming weeks. trump was suspended on facebook and instagram. awfully johnny the 6th attack on the u. s. capital in 2021. he says the ban should never again happen to an american president. australia was mocking its national day. it's a proud occasion from betty, but in recent years, rallies against the celebration have gained traction. hundreds of protest isn't included. indigenous groups have gathered in sydney, original australians, i see it as a day of boiling, saying it glorifies an invasion. let's get more on the star from sarah clark, w

a wrong turn somewhere. the u. s. federal reserve bank has released a report highlighting the countries with the highest military spending. so let's take a closer look here. now, at 1st glance, the chart seems to show that china spent more than $900000000000.00 on his military and 2021, which would far out exceed, exceed the u. s. spending of about $770000000000.00. but upon closer inspection, washington's military expenditure is actually reflected on the right axis here, while the military barges of china and the other nations are shown on the left, which is a set of much smaller numbers. now here is what the chart should actually look like for a proper and fair comparison. here we can clearly see that washington spent the most on its military in 2021, totaling some $770000000000.00 leaving beijing and 2nd place at only $270000000000.00, which is more than 2 times lower. meanwhile, a new report from an american military industrial lobbyist has suggested that the u . s. has not ready for a potential war with china. despite its massive defense

let me start with you a holes as we heard all flights across the u. s. is extremely rare and has only happened a few times, including a during the $911.00 attacks. now the u. s. administration, the baton administration says it has no evidence that this was a cyber attack. so what could have caused this system outage in your view? it's looking right now that it's a corrupt data database file that pretty much caused this glitch and a cause the, you know, the paralysis of the airspace system. the exact cause of it right now is not known . you know, there are some reports out there that it was caused by a single employee. busy but i think there is going to be a full investigation. the, the systems are just very antiquated. it's here in states like typical government bureaucracy systems not just yesterday, but across the board. everything pretty much is not up to speed like private sector . if this was a company like space x, you wanna see something like this because you know all their systems around the cutting edge. but typically how bureaucracy works. do you want to replace systems

and everything that has to do with a borrowing scheme has a burden on these people and going further because the u. s. is in contender, the fed is intended to raise further the interest rate. we're going to see a huge burden on these people around the globe. i think it's generally assume doesn't at lower the data is not a good thing. but how much debt is too much that we have christian debt is, is a economic concept, but it's also a political one to and we've created structural deficits by from a series of different government policies. i mean, the united states economy has actually been fairly government spending has been roughly about the same percentage of u. s. g d p for, you know, multiple generations at this point. the policy decisions to cut taxes in particular have caused a lot of structural deficit. but you have spending that have been priorities by both parties has created this current state of affairs. economists certainly have different levels of debt that they find to be concerning. and i think everyone would consider the united states debt right now to certainly be in that category. so

a u. s. presidents administrations, iran has seen a barrage of sanctions thrown at them. many of argued that these sanctions have created and even fomented the protest. we saw following on minis, death that these u. s. sanctions have created financial hardship for the average iranian, some of even said that the point of these sanctions are deliberately aimed at the civilian population and hopes that the public will force regime change in iran. if iran was indeed a tender box to these are many protests have the capacity to perhaps become a color revolution. let's start by not taking the western terminology for it, and naming, get the aman. eat protest. because of the tragic death of miss ma saw me was because of her chronic condition. she had a condition since she was 5 years old and that's not saying that's her own father saying it. and the coroner's office after the forensic statement was issued last week saying that my soul was suffering from a chronic disease that and that the rest i had wished her sentimentally. and i took point that she just collapsed as we saw in the

a blue ah. oh, you're watching al jazeera amanda, top stories this our ukraine has received a major boost from its western allies. the u. s. has announced it will be sending $31.00 abrams battle tongues for defense against russia. earlier germany said it would provide 14 of its left 2 tanks. the kremlin has dismissed the plan as absurd spokesman dmitri pascall said keeps allies overestimating the benefits of sending tanks. he says the vehicles will burn like others have the full social media. john meta says it will reinstate form a u. s. president. donald trump's counts in the coming weeks trumpet suspended on facebook and instagram off to the capitol hill riots. he says the band should never happen again to an american precedent or rights group. say chinese police have been quietly arresting young people who protested against coven 19 restrictions in november. and many of the demonstrators were given warnings. others who would detained, haven't been heard from since. katrina, you reports from beijing. this video is being circulated by the friends and supporters of physician or 26 year old book editor who has not been see

a u. s. judge has ordered a plane, make a boeing to face criminal charges in court. next week, the 2 crashes of it 737 max jets. it comes off to some victims. families rejected a 2 and a half $1000000000.00 agreement negotiated by the firm to avoid prosecution. 346 people were killed in crashes in indonesia. and if you're around 4 years ago and by cana has more details from washington d. same well, this going back. that was in january 2021. when a boeing reached the deal with the justice department in terms of which had paid $2500000000.00, including $500000000.00 towards the relatives of those killed that appear to be that boeing was granted a relief from further prosecution for at least a 3 year period that was the same texas court in which the relatives then in october last year, brought another case to the judge. arguing that they should have been notified of the deal before it was agreed to the judge and this is back in october, agreed at that particular point saying as well that those killed in those crashes were victims of a crime. making very clear in his opi

a significant blow to the aggressor state iris u. s. advisors to ukraine. see that it's not worth the cost and ukrainian lives. russia has already shelled the city to rubble, leaving little to defend, but a symbol. the u. s. is recommending ukraine shift its focus to the south where western deliveries of armored vehicles could set up kia for a renewed counter offensive. the city of her son was recaptured by ukraine in november, and russia has ramped up pressure this winter across the southern frontline, ascii of looks toward spring and expecting a large russian offensive with the possible mobilization of thousands of new invading troops. nato said weapons deliveries will help you crane prepare. and russia is planning for new offences. they are building heavily up there, mobilized hundreds and thousands of new troops ramping production, acquiring ammunition from all to the new seems like wrong, north korea and, and, and therefore, we have to be prepared for a new russian offensive. that's exactly why denouncement made last week are so important. amal when more armor, more ammunition is more also long range. weapons like t

as back a short time ago, did he deli is chief medical correspondent, he now has a who's been following that meeting at the ramstein base. but i thought was interesting was how and the u. s. defense secretary austin said that today was actually a very clear message that the west is united that are, they are resolved, remain committed to supporting ukraine for as long as it takes. they warned that this war might drag on, and that day to day was a symbol also of unity or towards russia. and they said that essentially a buddha could end the war right now, but he's likely not going to do that. and so this is why that they said that lots of countries have made important pledges today that can help ukraine almost immediately on the battlefield. and they said that that was vital that now with all those donations that have come from allies, they now need to synchronize them so that ukraine can be given a can be turned into a fully operational, their capabilities that those donations can be turned into. fully operational cap capabilities that can make a difference on the battlefield. now if the u. s. defense secretary lloyd austin was disappointed because we didn't hear from the

a u. s. judge has ordered plain make a boeing to face criminal charges in court next week. over 2 crashes of it's 737 max jets. it comes after families of some victims rejected. 2 and a half $1000000000.00 agreement negotiated by the firm to avoid prosecution. a fire has torn through a low income area in south where his capital, forcing hundreds from their homes around 60 makeshift wellings have been destroyed . hundreds of emergency workers were sent to fight the place. it's believed all residents were safely evacuated. british police say they are looking into a video of prime minister wishes to enact, traveling in a car without a seat belt on snack spokesman says the prime minister has apologized for what he calls an error of judgement. any driver or passenger not wearing a seatbelt in the u. k. can be fined around $620.00. more than a 1000000 people across france have marched against planned pension reforms. president emanuel micron wants to raise the retirement age by 2 years to 64. brazilian authorities have carried out the 1st raids on a legal log in the amazon. since

u. s military, that's the stark warning from the countries navy secretary has arms continue to flow to embarrassment for the white house us. the u. s. attorney general appoints a special council to investigate joe biden, after caches of classified government documents are found in the american president private possession ah, from moscow to the world. this is our team. my name's unit leila, and you are welcome to the program, our top story. the kremlin say's out a quote. successful mission in taking control of the crucial strategic city of solid are in the done yet. republic is the beginning of a greater military advance. a really massive job has been carried out in solid, absolutely selfless, heroic actions. and not only insulted, but in many areas where offensive actions are being conducted, they will continue. it's not the time to stop, it's not the time to rub your hands. the main work is still ahead. well, let's go through why solid are is a key strategic importance in the ongoing military conflict. it's capture a paves the way for russian advances on the major city of watch and offs nearby here known as a back move in ukraine. it's a vital transportation

u. s. attorney general has appointed a special con, so to look into president job biden's mishandling of classified documents. but if you run medications after that, the u. s. liter earlier commented on the scandal. people know i take classified documents or classified material seriously. i also said were cooperating fully completely. the justice department's review, as part of that process. my lawyers reviewed other places, word documents and my of from my time as vice president were stored and they finished the review last night, they discovered a small number of documents of classified marketing of storage areas in file cabinets in my home, in my, in my, my my personal library, this was done in the case of the biden pens, is that this was done in the case of the buying penn center. the department of justice was immediately as was done. the barbara jones was immediately notified and the lawyers arranged for the department of justice take possession of the document. a lot of reactions starting to emerge, as you can imagine, following the news. an essay whistleblower among the med studen

you know, we should never reveal that a certain individual is working with u. s. government war that the u. s. has a certain capability that provides, it's an advantage, frankly. do we know what was in the documents? when do we know what was in the documents that were found at present biden's residence? right. well, as far as i am aware, and i, i have to go on only what i read in the media. of course, we don't know yet. we don't know the classification level, or we don't know the, the, the, even the broad subjects of the information. i will say broadly whether it's president x president trump, for president biden, or any other official in particular, a political figure that the dangers are huge in having physical documents or as we have learned to the human electronic ones are outside a formally controlled space were classified documents can be observed and stored, that because there are thousands of papers in bits of information per day, they cross their one across each person's a desk and it becomes very, very difficult to control that end errors occur all the time. there is a very clear process

a later stage. the u. s. justice department has appointed a special council to investigate joe biden, after his legal team found more classified documents of the u. s. president's home in delaware. the discoveries are politically embarrassing for biden, after his criticism of former president donald trump's alleged mishandling of classified documents. if, if we are the latest classified documents performed in the garage of us president biden's home in wilmington by law might and should have handed them over to the u. s. national archives. after he left the vice presidency in 2017 might in thieves. it was an innocent mistake morning. people know i take classified documents classroom material seriously. i also said we're cooperating fully incomplete with the justice department's review. that republicans accused a u. s. president of hypocrisy by den sharply criticized former president donald trump for allegedly holding on to classified documents after sensitive files, but discovered at trump's home in florida last year. here's an individual that's been in office for more than 40 years. here's an individual th

the social media app, known as tick tock has been the subject of a huge amount of scrutiny and alarm ism from u. s. officials and media. there has been a claim that this app is somehow used to collect data for chinese intelligence. it's a threat to the u. s. national security. in december, the u. s. government banned the use of tick tock on federal government employee devices. now other u. s. states have followed suit and pass laws regarding government device is issued at the state level. and now it appears that what we've been hearing from u. s. officials from media and from other voices in the united states. this claim regarding tick tock and it's put supposed danger to national security. it's not exactly based in reality i, we're hearing that apparently the intelligence agencies didn't have any data on it themselves. they were simply following what was said by open sources and by media reports, but that hasn't stopped them from sang and we the f b. i do have a national security concerns about the app. it's a parent company is controlled by the chinese government. we've been warned repeatedly by

has more the u. s. president, in a nutshell, is trying to achieve some semblance of order at the u. s. border with mexico, given the fact that since he took office, the number of illegal crossings into the united states has surged up at least 37 percent. and there really has been some wood described chaos at the border. and this has have been a tremendous strain on not only the border security at the border, but also the various facilities, whether be the hospitals in the local regions, the schools, the police forces. and so it has been an enormous task in trying to get this under control. so that's the 1st part of this. there is another piece of this, and that is, is that the u. s. president is trying to encourage the u. s. congress to act. it has been 20 years since the immigration has been reformed in the united states. and so this is the u. s. president saying look at, i need you to do something. i've been asking you to do something in the absence of that i am taking action. and the other big piece and all of this is, this is the u. s. president responding to the u. s. voter beca

u. s. germany, the netherlands in interpol has led to the closure of a website run by a notorious ransomware gain u. s. justice department saying that the operation known as high targeted more than a 1000 hospitals by stealing sensitive data, crippling their software and been demanding massive sums of money to free that software. again, the gave the portal. you've started more than $100000000.00 us dollars in the justice department saying since july of last year, they've prevented more than a $130000000.00 in ransom payments. unbeknownst to hiv in a 21st century cyber stakeout, our investigative team lawfully infiltrated hives network and hid there for months, repeatedly swiping decryption keys and passing them only put using lawful means we hacked the hackers. how do they do that? i put that question earlier to cybersecurity expert. isabelle stig, that's a good question. i cannot, unfortunately, give you the technical details of how they did that. but what seems clear is that they managed to infiltrate the network, the ransomware network, already around 7 months ago. they were able to trace

policy analysts, michael maloof, said the missiles will be a cause of concern for given the ongoing conflict. the u. s. as you pointed out, a has no oh, completed hypersonic missile. it has an, a number of them under, under a research and development, but certainly nothing operational, the russian muscles are, and even the chinese mil, since they're more advanced than what the u. s. as for tactical purposes, their task of weapons probably most useful in, in europe, in a swarm effect that is shooting many missiles at once at a target. and there'll be no way to counter that. ukrainian leadership has every reason to be very concerned because they're going to be the subject. they're going to be the targets of, of some of these hypersonic, more so than it has been in the past. i don't see. oh, who is taking on all of ukraine? i don't think he wants him, i don't think that's his goal. and i think that he, he is tried to put a stop or trying to bring a ceasefire of sorts in the recent weeks. i know he's tried to do that, but zalinski has been very hard over hard nosed about it and has made crazy demands just to have a, a cease fire an

and a reminder of our top story in the u. s. police has released put as showing the beating of tyree nicholas the graphic images show 5 officers beating nichols at a traffic stop earlier this month. nicholas eventually died from his injuries. all 5 officers have been fired and charged with moto that's all for now, rob watts will have business for you after a short break. don't forget, does more new analysis on our website. jeff dot com. i'm the massage as well. thank you for watching. any of them i am. hi, lana. see i knew sky media, i am running for president of the republic of beller all the key. aah! which under searches for the truth again. this time, the exiled turkish journalist meets svetlana itsyana, sky, exiled leader of the opposition and bella roost. i mean, of course, i am tied into it. physically untied, morally, is too much on my shoulders, but i have to hold this weight because i'm responsible for the future follow country for the people far behind the boss gardens of truth starts february 18th on d. w. ah, ah, ah, tough tim

the easing has brought a surge in new cases. the u. s. house of representatives finally has a new speaker. kevin mccarthy was elected after days of turmoil. the republican was sworn in despite fierce resistance from right wingers in his own party. mccarthy clenched a victory after 15 rounds of voting. the animal, kevin mccarthy, of the state of california having received a majority of the votes cast, is duly elected. speaker of the house of representatives. after days of deadlock and 15 rounds of voting, kevin mccarthy finally secured enough support to love the 3rd most powerful job in us politics. the republican struggle to win the votes needed for a majority as an arch conservative faction of his party held out there were heated scenes in the chamber when mccarthy supported mike rogers almost came to blows with fellow republican mat gates. ah, after taking the oath of office install, mccarthy swore in new members of the house elected in luck, november's mid term elections, to the se, educator speaking shortly afterward. emily mccarthy ga

u. s. has a mostly been in charge on sending and leading the charge rather on sending various weapons and systems and, and moving the needle on what is being sent. they see this decision as really being off to germany. so we anticipate that that will be the point of discussion, 1st and foremost with germany's new defense minister on friday. but we spoke of it loudly. bradley's had been sent abrams as you say, a water on the table to the u. s. and germany have the same reasons for their reluctance to provide the visa, heavy weapons to ukraine. they don't fill and actually think that's where some of the frustration stems from. of course, washington and berlin european allies, they way up a number of factors when they decide which weapons are sent to ukraine and when a factors like a will these weapons be useful? are they practical for the type of battle that ukraine is engaged in? at the moment, will it provoke russia? so could the us, for example, be dragged into an act of conflict with russia. bu

and a reminder off our top story in the u. s. police has released, but it's showing the beating of tyree nickerson, the gothic image, a show 5 officers meeting. nichols that a traffic stop earlier this month because eventually died from his injuries. all 5 officers have been fired and charged with murder. that's all from us for now. and get all caught up, rob watts will have business for you after a short break. don't forget that's more news and analysis on our website. that's d w dot com. and you can also follow us on social media. i handle there is ad d w as i'm sorry jeff slot from me and the entire team pack you for watching. ah, the over information they provide the opinions. they want to express. d, w on facebook and twitter, up to date and in touch. follow us.

u. s. government has a problem with that. now, they might do well to remember that they were the ones who started back particular ball rolling in the 1st place that had to africa. now south africa, the military, as long as an investigation officer video emerged on social media, appearing to show a group of soldiers throwing courses into a fire in neighboring mos. i'm b a wanting this report contains disturbing images. south african forces have been assisting mozambique government in its fight against insurgence. one of the parents, so did in the video, has a south african insignia on his sleeve. the murphy said that if south africans were involved in wrong doing, they would the rule, the justice to south african national defense force does not condone in any way the acts committed in the video. those who are found guilty of such acts will be brought to book. what is shown in the video is unacceptable and must be rejected in the strongest possible way. we heard from a international relations expert to bias miguel, who says the

u. s. president has declared a state of emergence in california where tens of millions of people are being warned to expect more severe storms. at least 12 people have been killed in the past 10 days. iran has sentenced 3 more people to death for taking part in anti government protests. triggered by the death of women in police custody. the 2 latest executions carried out on saturday. prompted international condemnation. on the 1st attempted satellite launch from western europe has failed to reach orbit. the company behind the mission blamed an unspecified problem with the rockets. it was deployed over atlantic ocean from a modified boeing 747 across from the u. k. only is continues herron eldest there. that's after witness. ha. remodeling. yes. me. he came in. come on. as soon as i got him on it. darla had a case of sir. yeah. de la the on look. elissia carol stanley. all link on that it mail all is walk augment. if the within a month more dealer boiler had been bought. policeman economic as it is now in bill of water law that he can i and boy that was i'm a death is a little humor. in my

the easing of restrictions has been followed by a surge in new cases. the u. s. house of representatives finally has a new speaker. republican kevin mccarthy was sworn in after 15 rounds of loading. the faced fierce resistance from members of his own party. mccarthy was forced to make compromises with right wingers to secure the post. for more on this, we can speak now to charles comp. jan, who joins me now from washington. he is a senior fellow at the u. s. council on foreign relations. welcome to d. w. and an interesting comment by kevin mccarthy. after he was finally voted in, he thanked donald trump for his support. what kind of influenced of the former president have on the entire process? well, you know, this was a real political mass for the united states. we haven't seen this kind of delay in electing a house speaker since the civil war era. and really what's going on here is because the republicans took the house by a very small margin. the far right wing of the party, what's called the freedom caucus, the america 1st wing that is part of donald trump. po

meetings to be focused on a crisis is growing. us. president joe biden is under investigation over his mis humbling of classify government documents. the u. s. attorney general has now appointed a special counsel to conduct the prob, i concluded that under the special council regulations, it was in the public interest to appoint special council. as i've said before, i strongly believe that the normal processes of this department can handle all investigations with integrity. but under the regulations, the extraordinary circumstances here require the appointment of a special counsel for this matter. this appointment under scores for the public, the department's commitment to both independence and accountability, and particularly sensitive matters and to making decisions, indisputably guided only by the facts and the law. while the president himself says he intends to fully cooperate with the u. s. justice department after the latest 2nd cash of documents were found in a garbage in his private home. in delaware, the 1st batch of classified documents were discovered in early november by lawyers for the president's in an office for a washington think tank that biden

gang has been test firing missiles as its neighbor to the south ramped up military drills with the u. s. in recent months, south korea has warned that they would retaliate if north korea conducts a nuclear attack in turn, north korea has said the purpose of its missile program is to protect itself against threats from the u. s. and south korea. the prevailing situation calls for making redoubled efforts to overwhelmingly beef up the military muscle to thoroughly guarantee the sovereignty security and fundamental interests of the republic. in response to the worrying military moves by the u. s. and other hostile forces precisely targeting the democratic people's republic of korea. we heard from regional geopolitical expert, victor gao who says joint military exercises only escalate the already heightened tensions in the korean peninsula. and just like united states and r o k, also need to really think about why d p r j, he had to develop its nuclear weapons. i think dpr k concluded that it needed the nuclear weapon to prevent the color revolution that the united states has been doing to many other countries to prevent a kind of military assault on dpr, kate aimed at over throughl

u. s. national guard, and ty pays defense forces, cooperation. the u. s. national guard is able to be mobilized ultimately the discretion of washington. but also the u. s. national guard has been playing a role in training the ukranian military as well. soldiers have been trained under the special program since 2014 by nato allies, to boost the combat readiness of ukrainian troops. a cooperation between kiev and the national guard reportedly still remains very strong as the conflict can 10 years or less learn more in cross lived out, the nelson, one vice chairman of the shanghai sent up a rim packet. international studies, also an expert with the val by economic form nelson. always great to see you. welcome to the program. what do you think of these statements about the u. s. national guard involvement? i guess in taiwan that they're going to be helping to maintain peace in that part of the world. well, i mean, this is always the the narrative. i think the us has. ready towards sending out consultants a military consultant to trying other people, you know, the guards or the military in other countries. the relationship between us and taiwan in terms of their military cooperation. that d

u. s. troops in the 1st half of 2022. while already this year, just a few weeks into it. official state, the u. s. has taken 60 tanker trucks full of oil and wheat out of syria. the u. s. has been present in serene since 2014 leading a coalition focused on regime change involving the military's of most nato countries and regional allies. amid accusations of stealing syrian oil in 2021. the pentagon said that american troops weren't there to protect serene oil fields except on rare occasions when civilians were involved or syrian american journalist and political commentator steven so ini say's washington's actions are stripping syria of the resources the country needs to recover. they are forbidding the city people from having added the fuel number for a warming to houses in the winter for tourney on the factory is for the rebuilding of syria. and that is particularly what a washington d. c wants to a country like steel. yeah. is that huge amount of money that is that that could have rebuilt year to $2.00 or 3 times a doctor. we could have got a medication medicine. we could have got to stop our hospi

a u. s. judge has ordered play, make a bowing to vice criminal charges in court next week over 2 crashes of it's 737 max jets. it comes after families of some victims rejected a 2 and a half $1000000000.00 agreement negotiated by the firm to avoid prosecution. and more than a 1000000 people across france have mashed against plan to pension reforms. the president wants to raise their time and age by 2 years to 64. all right, those are the headlines. i'm emily. i'm going up. next. is paypal and power? the american people who focus what exactly did they say? it's a world looking for a whole new order with less america in it is the woke agenda on the decline in america. how much social media companies know about you, and how easy is it to manipulate the quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line the in the optimal to be and most ministry to in 2021000 pro democracy activists took a bombs fleeing into the countryside to link up with us. we can search and, and fight back against the regime. we've gained access to some of those now on the front line in a bit of conflict that's largely hidden f