u. s. a. just wondering what you think washington's ultimate in trust all in assisting is well, hey, way to work on multiple funds and funds that seem to be potentially expanding. but there is rarely so doing this against us wishes. they did not want a war in lebanon. i certainly don't want a war with iran because it would drag a sense. but the united states has made this iron clad decision and commitment to, to assist israel. plus you've got our own defense contractors and, and, and, and, and a very heavy is rarely lobby in the us congress that backs israel, 100 percent. and when you listen to a rip, the republican controlled congress particularly. and to trump, let's get the job done. that's the job that they want is to run, they get the job done, which implies they, they will provide any kind of support necessary. the countries that are really silent at this point are your golf air countries and they're getting but they're getting nancy. they're becoming very, very uncomfortable with what is occ

u. s. a. just wondering what you think washington's ultimate interest all in assisting is well, hey, way to work on multiple funds on funds that seem to be potentially expanding. but there is rarely doing this against us wishes. they did not want a war in lebanon. i certainly don't want a war with iran because it would drag a sense. but the united states has made this of iron clad decision and commitment to, to assist israel. plus you've got our own defense contractors and, and, and, and, and a very heavy is rarely lobby in the us congress that backs uh israel, 100 percent of.

a strong bipartisan support and received zero no votes. well, here she comes. vice president kamala harris is headed here to home. the bay area after spending the day on the u. s. mexico border just a few hours ago. she spoke with border agents in arizona. she then held a campaign event where she talked about the flow of fentanyl. border security and immigration. the vice president is due to land at sfo at around 9 p.m. tonight for a fundraiser tomorrow in san francisco at the palace of fine arts. tickets to that event at the palace of fine arts cost between $500 and. and hundreds and $960,000 for a table of four. the harris-walz campaign is hoping a boost in funding will help them win critical battleground states that are too close to call right now. a very few states where one candidate in the seven swing states. very few states where one candidate is outside the margin of error. that means that it's a toss up. second gentleman doug emhoff is also headed to the bay area. this weekend for a campaign event in menlo park on sunday. former president trump wants google criminally prosecuted for what he calls bias in favor of vice president harris. mr. trump seems to be reacting to a

u. s. has just signed on a strategic partnership with a u, a. e. how does the us testify? it's closeness with you, where you're given this controversy. the united states has been very clear to countries across the region and around the world. this is not the time to send more weapons at the time to send more food. it's a time to the partners in peace. we believe that the region has a lot to lose if this war continues, and so much to gain, if we get to a stable and democratic sudan. so we see that being an important signal to the neighboring countries. many of whom have taken millions of refugees across their border as well as to our golf partners and those around the world. this is a time to stand in solidarity with the sudanese people for that peaceful democratic future that they so clearly demanded in 2019 with the revolution and have not yet been able to live. but does the u. s. condemns, are you a, for its role in the army? the are a self and fueling this conflict into don. and we've been very critical of all the countries that are trying to be part of the problem vers

so, so the legitimate, there's a legitimate skepticism about the, all, all u. s. proposals and that's why it can't be just the u. s. i, i know the russians a, i've been a number of arrow commentators of urged russia to intervene. i think china is offered to intervene. that's why it has to be a joint effort. it's like all contact groups working us, russia, china, in this case, might be able to make a convincing case to the palestinians and the uranium that piece as possible. but if it's only going to be the americans, americans, the loss of their image, of the honest, broke, or if there ever really had more and ended, that's where i agree with you. but as i said, the more states you bring into this and the regional states, to jordan egypt as well, russia, china, then you begin to create a international pressure to, to try to really resolve the issue. and that's the only way it's going to happen. otherwise, believe me, it's going to continue to expand and, and accusation against accusation. well, it police have good set a precedent for a genuine and genuine peace mediation. the research thing is in uh, in t

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s a to the u. s. with that message. so to me, this is just a big show to cover up a bit cheaper to go responsible for this incident. and now of course the ukraine is a cheap victim, and we also have to acknowledge that the polish government has been demanding from the german government. 1.3 trillion of yours, asking them to sation for world war 2. so it's also very handy for the german government to have something, some munitions at hand to should now against the opponents government. danielle guns are the founder and director of the swift substitute for peace and energy. research says he doesn't buy the version of western media and officials are pushing and believes washington is behind the incident. that's on monday's episode of going underground with the option latan saying, here's a highlight though, from the upcoming interview. they have the north stream pipeline blown up, and that was a very important supply of gas gas coming from russia and going into germany and giving in germany cheap energy. and i was blown off on the 26th of septem

s a to the u. s. with that message. so to me, this is just a big show to cover up a bit cheaper to go responsible for this incident. and now of course the ukraine is a cheap victim, and we also have to acknowledge that the polish government has been demanding from the german government. 1.3 trillion of euro's asking them to sation for world war 2. so it's also very handy for the german government to have something, some munitions at hand to should now against the opponents government. there has been no meddling in the upcoming 2024 presidential elections as, according to the us national intelligence office, which reports they haven't spotted any country seeking it to interfere up to date. the intelligence community has not observed any for an act to seeking to interfere in the conduct of a 2024 elections. the intelligence community and our partners, however, continue to monitor for an active influence. efforts seeking to uncover any activities the good enabled election interference, especially cyber or physical disruption of election infrastr

s a to the u. s. with that message. so to me, this is just a big show to cover up a bit cheaper to go responsible for this incident. and now of course the ukraine is a cheap victim, and we also have to acknowledge that the polish government has been demanding from the german government. 1.3 trillion of you rose, asked in the sation for world war 2. so it's also very handy for the german government to have something some ammunition at hand to shoot now against the opponent's government. i say as i was getting a big complication, isn't it germany and potent of what the class nathan e u. i lies no mer annette, but how would you explain most of the decisions who lives in billings top suspect says go free. well i think that's the best um, the situation if you have a suspect uh which you cannot really have at cords and to ask all the questions that would need to be asked to find out what, what's going on. and the whole story is so as it's such a f in a yeah, construct. and that it's better for them. of course, if the suspects are trusts to not a th

u. s. selections in november could decide whether ukraine can still rely on the united states for crucial minute trend, financial aid. as it continues, it fight against russia. just off the coast of the u. s. a huge storm is. gaining strength in the caribbean, sea tropical storm helene is expected to rapidly intensify and become a major hurricane as it makes its way towards the us gulf coast. florida has declared a state of emergency and 61 counties, the head of a storms arrival, and it's urged residents to evacuate the urologist, matthew, which he is in orlando, florida. i asked him how dangerous tropical storm lead could become. yeah, most definitely. so right now it's still only a tropical storm with winds around 100 kilometers per hour. the issue, it's moving over incredibly warm water. temperature is around $3536.00 degrees celsius and weak upper level wind. so there won't really be much at all to kind of knock it off kilter for which reason we're fever and wrap it. intensification. and i think by thursday, when this makes land fall into being been to florida, it might have winds over a 120 miles per hour, meaning close to a 180 kilometers per hour. category 3, maybe boars and a storm s

full of members in lab and non has put president biden's hopes of a got a cease fire. further out of reach the u. s. president and just one day earlier, dispatched a senior diplomat to the region he met with top as really officials after the united states has watch for many weeks. now, as the is really military has been escalating, it's war preparations for a wider war with lebanon. now the concern being that for many, many weeks there have been an escalation of firing back and forth between israel and lab and on. and the fear being from the united states standpoint that a all out war would not help israel with is goal of bringing back the 10s of thousands of is really is that are displace. but now with the fact that this has occurred in lab and on and there has been casualties, as well as many, many that have been injured. that this is only going to make that effort for a cease fire even harder to achieve. now, in the midst of all of this, the white house says it is still gathering information. it says that it will not comment, but the state department of pentagon says that it has no knowledge of any us involvement.

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canvas to come and doesn't collapse before he's had a chance to begin this. ash a butler, i'll just say we're a paris. the u. s. federal reserve is expected to announce and interest rate caught later on wednesday. it would be the 1st reduction in full years. i'd be jo castro explains what it would mean for the american economy. but what is the federal interest rate and how does it fit into the us economy? let's break it down. the federal reserve board meets here 8 times a year to decide the price of borrowing for american banks. when that price is high, thinks borrow from each other less. there are fewer loans going out to consumers and businesses and the economy cools when the front of rate is low, more people in businesses take out loans for everything from mortgages to car loans, to using their credit cards as economy. now it's the federal reserve job to find the right balance a to fully economy leads to layoffs and recession too hot. and you have soaring inflation. where is the u. s. economy on this scale at this moment, it is nearing a balance. so fragile the inflation rate is only a half point above what

u. s. a whole is also likely to depend on just how much free travel would still be possible to be. as lucy, as schultz in his own, germany's border with france and gold and the brand and sop looked, and she told us how the border procedures look there. yeah, so maybe you can see it behind me. uh, cause all have to slow down here on the algebra on and then there are 2 policemen that look into these costs. and if they decide that a deeper control is necessary, they sent them over and then the driver on here dressed right in front of the police station. there is a 10 out there and then they're more police man that a check the papers and if everything is okay, they can keep on going back on the autobahn and go into germany as they're coming you from friends. so there's florida. behind me is, i'm not a call, it's not completely new that they're doing border check fast and green board checks the also for the olympic games. and what about is different? there is bed for the olympic games. there was an event and as it was in the past or says their big events in the european union member sta

u. s. a whole is also likely to depend on just how much free travel will still be possible. and i've had a bus long as the next bus on european migration policy at the german institute for international and security assessment, joins me non studios. thank you so much for your time today. can i ask you, is this going to make any difference actually? well, question on what i mentioned. so i think operationally it is quite contested whether this kind of selective controls that are going to be implemented or started today really will make a major difference in terms of decreasing numbers or catching well criminals or potentially even terrace. so there are a lot of gaps here, but i think the bigger question is the political signal and the political signal to other european countries of course, do more. just take more charge of asylum seekers and irregular migration and also a political signal into the wider world to potential migraines. coming to europe saying, road germany isn't open anymore. so whether this is going to be successful and how is that going to be read? this is the

more idea of archie a database of possible american war crimes committed in iraq and afghanistan has just been released by a u. s. news outlet. and the details were video, but the american military justice system rally lays down the law. in fact, of a 65 percent of all allegations that dismissed by american investigators, that's by more strongly the disturbing truth with all these shape of the allegations of war crimes, the kind that stain a nation. well, that's how an in depth investigation by renowned us publisher, the new yorker, describe what it discovered while investigating 781 cases of alleged war crimes by the us military. that's not what's most shocking about the investigation. and that's 65 percent of the allegations were dismissed by us. investigators in only 151 cases, the investigators actually find against the us military. and even then the punishments hardly matched the crimes. the days by use makes it possible for the 1st time to see hundreds of allegations of all crimes, the kind that state and nation in one place along with the findings of investigations and the results of prosecutions. the pic

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u. s. is african strategy just as a work. and instead of fixing this strategy, they just keep leaving as is the recent team remarks that ask becomes efforts to promote peace and advocates. i've been distorted by russian and chinese misinformation regarding the aides of us. after coming home. a lot of my efforts to be able to come in alignment with some of these african countries on how we're going to approach the challenges have been distorted through misinformation or this information. untruths of what us africa command was trying to do with a particular country. what does washington actually know what it's doing in africa? because powerful sentences, of tacitly admitted that they hadn't even known the extent of us involvement to see in the 1st place. i didn't know there was 1000 troops in nature. this is an endless war without boundaries, no limitation on time or geography. we don't know exactly where we're at in the world militarily and what we're doing. and this is feeling and even difficult arguments that the u. s. one t

the highest for any public company in video has let a stock market set off in the u. s, which they just prepped, asian and european markets. the travel industry is expected to contribute a record 11 trillion dollars to the global economy. this year. the wall will travel and tourism councils has $1.00 out of every 10 spent globally in 20. 24 will be on hotels, cruises and flights travel spending in the us, china and germany is expected to contribute the most to g d. p. the sector is expected to support 1348000000 jobs in 2024. in the video games industry is a lucrative business. the global market value reached almost $200000000000.00 lost you. it's revenues have tools that of streaming and box office sales. the global pandemic has helped drive the industries explosive goes consume is no longer hold up in the homes and gaming is facing some challenges. had a bad stop the see, a sales of slumped and major companies have slashed thousands of jobs. the industry is set to go to more than 2 percent year over here to media $188000000000.00. that is slightly down from the january full cost of 2.

and they took a really long time getting him into the s u v. so there was just, if you look at it from the, by the perimeter, that was set up. the fact that they, this is the snipers, didn't have a line of sight of, of the shooter. the fact that they were closer to hit on the stage, all of those things we do know the secret service has finished their internal report and that they've already, industries changes. and well, the military always helps the secret service out when it comes to presidential movements and vice presidential movements. they've announced shortly after that the us military was going to be providing help to the donald trump campaign. the other thing we've heard about since that assess and the last task they should attempt, if in fact this one was an as well uh, the i'm actually being told that you need to. okay, teddy, we're going to yeah, we're going to go to the press conference with the secret service in the palm beach county sheriff's office. we have just begun talking about this potential attempted assassination of president donald trump.

u. s . president and his words about lebanon just a moment, but 1st bring us up to date on what the pentagon is doing for is really in the middle east. a well branch we heard from the pentagon today that they are sending a few 1000 troops out to the region to ramp up security there and also potentially to defend israel. so that would bring the number of troops there up to $43000.00. we also heard from the pentagon that they are increasing the number of fighter jets and attack aircraft squadrons. now today's announcement also follows sunday orders from defense secretary lloyd austin to keep the carrier strike group. the u. s. s. abraham lincoln in the middle east instead of sending it back to the western pacific as though originally planned a 2nd carrier is also on its way. the us says harry s truman. it is expected to be there in a week. so that would mean that us would have to carrier groups in the middle east . in terms of messaging, the pentagon has been fairly consistent. that's message has been one of a warning to iran and its proxies not to exploit the situation, not to exacerbate the

u. s. a whole is also likely to depend on just how much free travel will still be possible. but let's get more on this now from our correspond it loosely as children who filed that report. you just saw, she joined just from the border with french cheese and golden a. but i'm in the sob, blinking, let's say you're at germany's board with france. what through the border control procedures look like they're of the yeah. so maybe you can see it behind me cause all have to slow down here on the algebra one and then there are 2 policemen that look into these costs. and if they decide that a deeper control is necessary, they sent them over and then the driver on here dressed right in front of a police station. there is a 10 out there and then they're more police man that a check the papers and if everything is okay, they can keep them going back on the autobahn and go into germany as they're coming you from france. so there's water behind me is i'm not a call, it's not completely new that they're doing border checks, fast, and green board checks the also for the olympic games. and

u. s. a whole is also likely to depend on just how much free travel will still be possible. alysia you follow that report for us. can you tell us more about how germany's neighbors are reacting to these controls? yes. have you have seen the best in criticism about these controls to which germany and over the weekend we're for the chance i would love choice, had picked up the phone called some of the neighbors and also discussed with what i found online. he said that there was a lot of understanding for the german border checks. nevertheless, it is very probable that a lot will depend on how these voted checks actually look like. and what impact they will have on the traffic on people living on one side of the board are needing to go to the other side of the border to work or of or so what it means for goods being brought from one country to another. the german government is very eager to stress that they're doing everything they can to, to make, to have this impact seem not very strongly so that they will not be huge, a traffic jams. but in the end, a lot will look how this situation do a lot

u. s. a. whole is also likely to depend on just how much free travel will still be possible to get more of this. now from our correspondence, lucy, it shows the file that report to joins us from the border with france. she's in gold. net, but then dissolve, blinking and dw julia. so that is the border crossing between germany and austria at, nor house i'm in or sale. you're a germany sported with french what to do the border control procedures look like they're yes. so maybe you can see this behind me, so costs have to slow down. there's a police standing on the side of the out of on cash flow down. and then the police officers through do you side to check one call. they follow over here to the site and they have to drive in front of the police station where their papers are being checked. and we have, since we've been standing here, we've seen one of these long distance process being checked. so this past has been, the police went in there and checked the papers of everyone sitting in there. and though it's a $21.00 man out, you then had to go into the police station. so this is how these

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a ceasefire. so we have to wait and see if you just heard through barton, a speaking, the bringing out a statement, right? and you have to see, you know, how the u. s. will basically support israel here and also its own troops here in the region that might come under threat. dw correspondent, tonya kramer in jerusalem, thank you. has on us are all as death, is a huge set back to hezbollah and raises questions about its future. the repercussions are still sinking in for the people of israel and 11 on they routes. i mean most cars become a focal point of grieving for his bullet supporters and those runners, death marks of dramatic escalation. these roots conflict with has buller. i just sent a shockwave throughout level known as a father and a brother to us said he means everything to out if he's like a son and a brother to me wouldn't mess with that. i love. i love to keep it soon after his bullet confirmed as well as death. gun shots rang out and parts of the rooms and then another side morning. but the news really a completely different reaction. the, this move on, same footage shows beach goers and these really red sea city of alaska, cheering af

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