phobia, a joint statement released after biden's trip to israel emphasized u. s. lead efforts to prevent iran from building a nuclear weapon. biden is asserted that the u. s. could use military force against iran as a quote. last resort. earlier this week, iran's president promised a harsh response to any escalation by washington or its allies, political analyst and researcher christopher holly says the u. s. in israel c ran as a geopolitical threat, iraq since $79.00 after the overthrow of the show. they don't want to listen to washington, they wanted to have their own foreign policy. they were, they are very much for a different type of world order. and so you, what you see now is that iran is interested to join russia, china and other countries to really build that. and that ultimately, brian's wall street, it's in the us, the military had gemini, and it's nato's overarching global dominance. so it's very much a nerve wracking for the ellipse in washington. and in the new york city in brussels, in vienna, in geneva. and the sad part is that the bite and ship i

made last year, i believe in june when he said in response to a question where the box on would give a basis or overflight rights to the u. s. and he categorically said no. and that became the famous absolutely not statement that he has been using god to rally a support based on bikes. the u. s. government funded a company that advised facebook on which accounts to sensor and delete on the network. that's according to a new report which has shed more light on washington's meddling and social media, as ortiz, rachel blevins reports. it is no secret the social media networks like facebook and twitter have spent the last few years targeting accounts. they claim are guilty of spreading dis information, but when it comes to which accounts are removed and of course, what is considered false information. the question then turns to who is influencing those decisions? and that was certainly the case when facebook deleted dozens of a counseling to the opposition and sudan last year. as the countries military sees power from the us back transitional government, we removed 53 facebook accounts, 51 pages, 3 groups, and 18 instagram acco

to constraints in global supply chain. the u. s. government has committed to provide a far more weaponry for the ukranian war effort than any other country. u. s. has already provided more than $7000000000.00 of military aid to you for. meanwhile, pulling the defense minister has announced the purchase of more than 100 used tanks from the u. s. as poland reinforces its own military, while sitting masses of arms supplies to neighboring ukraine. that's as the state has been seeing its own army. lacking some key weaponry. michael maloof, a former senior pentagon security policy analyst says that the u. s. doesn't have enough stockpiles to provide for both its own defense needs. and those of ukraine you are stuck. piles are limited, the amount, the ability of manufacturers to make this equipment is also running into issues. namely the, the, the supply chain issue lot of the equipment goes that is being supplied is not a not tracked. so no, no, no one knows where this equipment goes. once it gets into, you create a lot of it's being destroyed. but a lot of it too, is going o

to smirk a serious question left unanswered with reporters. then i shirt out. kimberly hell kit al jazeera saudi arabia and the u. s. have a long standing strategic partnership. it dates back to 945. when the u. s. agreed to provide security to saudi rulers in exchange for access to oil reserves. in 973 in the israel palestine war. re out imposed an oil embargo on countries backing israel, including the u. s. in the ninety's during the gulf war against saddam hussein. saudi arabia served as a base for hundreds of thousands of american troops, but the 911 attacks were set back in relations. 15 of the 19 hijackers were sound it's. and then 4 years ago, the u. a sanction the kingdom in response to the murder of journalist or malika, shoghi ah let's bring in our guests in riyadh we have abdul aziz al garcia and he's a research fellow a project set that focusing on saudi foreign policy in washington d. c. doug bondo is a senior fellow at the cato institute on in london side, bel bashi is a managing partner at hardcastle advisory, a political consulting firm. welcome. so you all are jealous ease. i'll start with you 1st in

a u. s. drug enforcement agent. he was released in 2013, but he returned to drug trafficking. as all the headlines use continues herron al jazeera, a softer inside story. ah . resetting relations with royalty, the u. s. president has visited the kingdom he wants promised to make a pariah. joe biden says his trip to saudi arabia is worth the political cost. but what does he hope to gain? and does this visit paved the way to a new partnership with this region? this is inside store. ah. hello, welcome to the program. i'm burnett smith. 3 years ago joe biden threatened to make saudi arabia pay the price for the killing of a journalist. now was the u. s. president. he's on a charm offensive. biden needs the kingdom to pump more oil to take the pressure of fuel prices. he is declared that significant business was accomplished in jetta on friday. but a positive developments from those meetings have been overshadowed by criticism, biden's visit to the kingdom and his interactions with the crown prince. our white house correspondent, kimberly halgert reports. us president joe biden arri

a to stay solution in the future. all, let's talk a bit more about the saudi arabia part of the trip. i mean, the fact that the u. s. president is going to take a direct flight from israel to saudi arabia straight to jetta. that's pretty unprecedented. i mean, what do you make of the u. s. is role in bringing those 2 countries close together . so i would say the actually, the 1st thing that brought is running saudi arabia together was the perception that the americans were no longer reliable in the middle east. so it is in the wake of the sense that the obama administration is no longer. so engage in protecting the security as our eyes that triggers this move back in 2014. and then again, where i went from was very seamless verbally, very supportive of israel. the security establishment in israel are many of the dos base he was unreliable as an hour he would defend americans, but when he defend america. so i think the, what we're seeing now is the binder is coming to the middle east to encourage the alliance between is rather than the gulf countries including saudi arabia and that from the american point of view, h

to iran has accused us of spreading iran. a phobic sentiment says joe biden wraps up his 1st presidential visit to the middle east. the u. s. is once more trying to create tensions and crises across the region through relying on the failed policy of iran, a phobia. your joint statement released after by this trip to israel emphasized u. s. lead efforts to prevent a t, ron from building a nuclear bomb biden has asserted, there could be a possibility of using force against iran as a quote. last resort in turn to ron has retorted that it's the us that was the 1st country to use nuclear weapons. and the u. s. cells, massive amounts of arms across the middle east, in flaming tensions. earlier this week runs president promised a harsh response to any escalation by washington, or if l life right now, biden's saber rattling comes as the u. s. president has failed to win an immediate oil output increase and the regional security alliance at the arab summit with more on how biden's middle east tour poor dashed u. s. hopes for a grand return to the region. his are to use policy or findings for day, middle east trip is over, but the que

a detriment to the country security. a mid growing game violence that has led to hundreds of monthly casualty since a 2010 earthquake, the u. s. as it has provided over 5100000000 in assistance to haiti. the editor in chief of the eva post website with laura med and cor, says the u. s. should be tackling the smuggling of weapons to haiti, not contributing to it as its own reports show america's role in the armed gang violence in the caribbean. the very own a u. s. just to print reports from 2019 in the full sent that most guns which feeds in criminal activities. and he comes from the u. s . so clearly, there is a problem with guns coming from the country to countries like haiti. we don't have the, you know, systems, a bummer systems in place to filter them. and this is a problem that any for 80 is a problem for mexico. if i were for other countries in the caribbean, because the numbers coming from the justice department similar to, to do over the countries in the, in the area. so the open way of dealing with guns in the u. s. that is also fueling crimes in this country. is having an impact on other countries in the region and

but governments are the ones with a duty to investigate. the u. s. government has a duty to investigate, delivering a transparent, independent investigation, goes beyond sharon's case, protecting journalists and preserving press freedom is enshrined in us global commitments. the united states is a member of the media freedom coalition, across regional group of 52 countries that have pledged to protect media, freedom, home and abroad. last year, the u. s. host that a summit for democracy and launched a year of action with a cohort dedicated to media freedom. a free press is clearly a cornerstone of democracy. sharina died reporting the news, holding up the daily reality of the people. she's so dedicated li, covered. and the ways in which their lives are impacted by policies and power mostly beyond their control. this is what journalists working in peace are conflict reporting around the world do every single day. the united states must not prioritize power relations over the rights of people. the u. s. must move decisively president must more decisiv

missing and the aftermath of biden's controversial trip to the middle east terran has slammed his policy in the region, accusing the u. s. of spreading iran a phobic sentiments. the u. s. is once more trying to create tensions and crises across the region through relying on the failed policy of iran, a phobia, a joint statement released after biden's trip to israel emphasized us lead efforts to prevent her on from building a nuclear weapon. biden has asserted that the u. s. could use military force against iran as a quote. last resort. earlier this week, rounds president promised a harsh response to any escalation by washington or its allies, political analyst and researcher christopher holly says the u. s. in israel c, a ran as a geopolitical threat. he runs in $79.00 after the overthrow of the shot. they don't want to listen to washington, they wanted to have their own by foreign policy they, they are very much for a different type of world order. and so you, what you see now is that you run is interested to join russia, china and other countries to really build that. and that ultimately threatens wall street in c, u. s. military hegemony

he also urged leverage to accept a u. s. deal to release to american citizens detained in russia. russian state media reports lever of top lincoln, the 2 sides must return to quiet diplomacy for prisoner exchanges. a quote in the u . s. has decided civil lawsuits brought against libyan wall. busy khalifa, hafta can be heard in federal courts. have tom who's a us citizen is accused of war crimes and extra judicial killings. during libby as civil war. the world bank says he'd warrant give show lanka, financial assistance until it puts economic reforms in place. the country has been plunged into a date financial crisis since 2019 and man mcmillan trays accused of using fighter planes to fire and guided munitions in civilian areas. independent investigators say the june to has increased air attack since last east coast. all right, those are the headlines. i'm emily angland states you now for inside story. ah, the threat of nuclear war is greater than ever. that's the warning. in britain's top security advise that he blamed the br

u . s. president joe biden wants to make the u. s. a leader on climate change. the plan was to make electricity generation carbon neutral by 2035, but that depended on having the environmental protection agency behind it. instead, the court says it's now up to congress to pass climate laws, but support for biden. there is far from assured or washington correspondent to me soon was gonna has this analysis and why it may now be impossible for the might of the biden administration to reach its climate targets. it is hard to overstate the importance of this ruling from the supreme court. it severely limits the e p, a, the environmental protection agency from regulating emissions from power plants. the supreme court saying here, congress did not give a federal agency the right to regulate on big issues like climate change and that power must rest with congress. but climate legislation isn't getting anywhere in congress where such legislation has been gridlocked. one of the very 1st things president biden did when entering office was to rejoin the paras climate agreeme

to let say pressure. the u. s. coalition into a restoring theory is territorial integrity, restoring the resources to the theory and people lifting sanctions and enabling humanitarian aid into syria to, to facilitate restoration of a country that's been destroyed by the u. s. coalition effectively. well, how likely do you think it is that the u. s. is going to do that and withdraw from syria after a specifically these statements from russia ran turkey in china. but i don't think the us ever withdraws from anywhere that it's occupying willingly. but i think what came across very clearly or in the message from particularly potent to roy, you see is that the options are narrowing. the window of negotiation is closing, and particularly that pressuring. i'm the kurdish separatists that are effective lay proxies of the united states coalition. to withdraw to the 30 kilometer line, they sen itself, by the way, restores 8000 square kilometers of serene territory. just this one, move alone. then of course, you have to build up, sir in arab

and ministration to deal with now the, by the ministration space in a way, the new problems related to this. for example, there's a government watchdog group that is now suing the u. s department of energy arguing that their use of the strategic petroleum reserves to deal with the rising gas prices. what's the dates in danger? because every time they make a release of strategic reserves, then those reserves are not there in case of a real national emergency. so people are resting frustration with the buying and ministration, and hoping that soon the white house will offer some kind of real solution to the rising energy costs. political analyst and economist mom don't solemn, a says de must domestic us. oil production cannot meet the needs of the countries energy sector. i had no, as i said, but the sheet or from saudi arabia and all b plus. the reason is that america show of action is, is spent force the best source in a place in the united states have been, it's hosted. so our plans have to move to more and more expensive slots. and that is closing in election course. and the client in production, so i'm going out, it says there are, are you seeing how the 11000000

pandemic which deprived the island nation of vital for revenue. ahead of jo biden's trip to israel, iran has slammed a u. s. lead plan for a joint defense system in the middle east to run says the movies aimed at countering the islamic republic and will only aggravate the region security situation. the u. s. comes up with such ideas without having a correct understanding of the regions realities and only with the purpose of fueling iran, a phobia, and creating divisions among the regional countries. the proposal of this issue is provocative in the islamic republic of iran. views these remarks as a threat to national and regional security runs being criticized by the u. s. and some arab countries voice, ballistic missile program, and support of our militias. earlier the white house confirmed that the enhancements of military corporation, including our defenses, will be on the table during the us presence trip to the region with the runs arrival. israel be in the 1st states, biden will visit washington's, reportedly also discussing the resumption of offensive weapons sales to saudi arabia. university of thro

to a foreign power i think microsoft is. ready has it's very close to the u. s. government, and sometimes is a great deal of overlap. so certainly, i think that the got the ukranian government at the b at the behest of the u. s. has allowed microsoft to take over much of the data processing. and you know that, that, that, that certainly is not a good thing. and certainly, you know, micro, the, all the ukraine has essentially, you know, handed out, you know, huge amounts of authority to, to washington. so this is just another example of the ukraine delegating the responsibilities of government to an outside power. microsoft as, as operated as a, as virtually as an armor of the u. s. government.

a u. s. house, a speaker to taiwan and 25 years asian considers the island as part of its national territory. while the u. s. has not recognized taiwan as an independent country. washington has shown strong backing for ty pay approving supplies of military assistance. the island held its largest ever military drills with us support earlier this month. for its part, beijing firmly opposes any form of official interaction between the u. s. and taiwan, saying it will have a severe negative impact on bilateral relations between china and the us. a senior fellow at the pan goal institution think tank kindle. she says, washington is actually interested in a military escalation between china and taiwan. being to me was not happy with the what was your grant that we'll start another war asia. so, you know, trigger having people, this is a frustrating lot of people who are stand it, do we need another wall? do we need another war in people unstable south east asia, asia that's essential, but he can only activity around the world. and now we are having a phenomena. are one of the world, washington, not

u. s, i saw it became the only super and american politicians increasingly referred to the u. s. a. is exceptional mission to enlighten other nations and teach them to live properly. them so may disagree with our belief. monday of accepting tar because we have shown a willingness for the sacrifice of blood and treasure to stand up, not only from our own maryland, but for the interest so long. i mean, i'm state of washington seizures. the me, katie loose banging and i say to me you might ask because it is now right because donation hedwood was law the racial screening ration right now. you guys play during ensure and was number. i'm beat and listed that i think will be attending theory and then you seeing a democracy, some numbers from supposed to been told. everybody else are barbarians. and actually everybody on our slave the u. s. in iraq and always other countries, bombing and killing and raping and loading it, stealing and all these other things over throw on government left and right. well why do they do that? the fundamental driver, what really convinces the average american or

p 's to resign from parliament. 19 lockdown schools, china's economy to slump funding face of the global a session. ah, president joe biden has insisted the u. s. will continue to cool for a full accounting on the death of al jazeera sharina. barclay, president biden was speaking as a press conference with his palestinian counterpart, mahmoud abbas in bethlehem. the out is there, a correspond was shot in the hand by israeli forces than may while reporting on raids in the occupied west bank. it's hard wrenching with so many prostrate israelis have lost their live just this year in united states to suffer loss as well included. the killing of charade are blue. ok are kaylee. and she was an american american citizen and a proud palestinian. and she was performing very vital work and an independent media and vital work of democracy. her death is enormous loss to the essential work of sharing with the world, the story, the palestinian people. i hope that her legacy her legacy will inspire more young people to carry on her work of reporting the truth and telling stories that are too often overlooked. the united states will continue to insist on a

to you would see a spill on effect. the fact that ukrainian grain has not been delivered overseas, where the 2 men also apparently disagreed, was on what to do about a u. s. proposal to essentially engage in a prisoner swap. the u. s. want so the, the 2 people that considers wrongfully detained, among others, the w and b, a star, brittany greiner, and the former marine who was convicted of espionage, paul leland to be released. and in many news reports, the suggestion is that the u. s. would release early the russian army merchant, victor boot of the wall on mister blank, and made it clear that he wants the russians to take this proposal. seriously. the response from sergey love rav, according to his, a foreign ministry, was that this sort of discussion needs to happen through quiet diplomacy and not in the public, not through leaks to the media. so not much of where there were any areas of agreement. okay, rose, we leave it there. thanks very much. ships filled with ukrainian gray and loaded up and ready to go at black c ports. president followed him as lensky and the g. 7. ambassadors to his country visited a port near odessa to witness the final prepa

u . s. president joe biden wants to make the u. s. a leader on climate change. the plan was to make electricity generation carbon neutral by 2035 with that dependent on having the environmental protection agency behind it. instead, the court says it's now up to congress to pass climate laws, but support for biden. there is far from assured or washington correspondent to me . so misconduct has been looking at the implications of the ruling for the by the ministrations climate targets. the impact is huge share. i mean, what this ruling does is it severely limits the environmental protection agency, the e p, a from regulating emissions from power plants. and if you look at what the supreme court is saying here, it's saying that congress didn't give a federal agency the right to regulate on what is called major question. so that's any big issue like climate change, and that, that power needs to rest with congress. but as you just mentioned, climate legislation isn't getting anywhere in congress. and one of the very 1st things president biden did when he entered offic

a and this is al jazeera live from. also coming up. the u. s. federal reserve announces a huge interest rate hikes to tackle rising inflation. mid fears of a recession. the u. s. as it's ready to make a substantial offer to secure the release of brittany bryan, and for whelan, who are both detained in russia. and one year since his appointment peruse president fights for his political survival as he faces allegations of corruption. ah, o. hundreds of people broken to iraq's parliament to protest against the nomination of a new prime minister. their supporters of influential shia cleric knocked out al sutter, who does not want to mohammed house, who donnie, to be the country's mixed leader. there's been a political deadlock in iraq ever since october's election last, mom supporters of souther resigns their seats and parliament thought a tweeted about the protest describing it as a revolution of reform and rejection of corruption. he says the message has been delivered. you have terrified at the corrupt in power on protesters in bagdad fast armed iraq's high security green zone, the political heart of

u. s. wants to expand fast. a kind of gold rush atmosphere. other companies are also active on the gulf of mexico and others on the texas border. the all hope for quick government permits and want to invest heavily. but despite the rush, it takes time. the sion near company is trying to sign deals that will last 20 years one of the benefits for our customers on our, according to our business model, which is the kind of a long term business model, is our customers are paying long term prices, which are significantly lower than the current market prices. unfortunately, right now, i mean, it is a time of very high prices and it's a time of tight supply. ships that are refueled here are often given a new destination out at sea, depending on how much clients are willing to pay. recently, many have been going to europe, but germany, unlike bolden, was slow to rely on elin g. but it understands that benefits now. and germany had a policy that we are on kind of changed through trade or engagement through trade that i'm, you know, is very important am.

to export for its customers under the current situation. ok, so why doesn't the u. s. just resume these talks? clearly that would be of interest to both parties. well, the u. s. has a history of arrogance towards iran. in the past, every time the iranians agree to some sort of rapprochement with the united states, the american stab them in the back in the 1980s, the americans asked the wrong to help them for free hostages in lebanon. back then of course there was no has, will lock in the, in the early years of the the, the revolution in iran. and you run did so the americans out the run in the back after the war and of the saddam hussein imposed on iran. despite the fact that the u. s. gave saddam and the europeans gave them chemical weapons and military intelligence and political cover. after the war ended, iran gave an oil fields to an american oil company, conoco. u. s. slap sanctions against iran. later on in afghanistan, the iranians help the united states overthrow the taliban and al qaeda and then you're on what's called an axis of evil. and then after the nuclear deal again, the americans violated the deal and tore up the deal. so the problem is definitely

u. s. s. e 's examination of the bought the u. s. s. he had full custody of the bullet. from the moment it was provided by the p, a to the u. s. se, until the moment it was returned by the u. s. s e at to the ph. so these are these really, as we're talking about doing research about that so many us to what the see was do i, i couldn't speak to what, what they intended to say, but i can tell you that no other party had possession of this bullet during the examination, it was returned to the pew and it was returned to the p. more question issued a click, they on day one bustling, issued a click. they on day one. understand of the wind, blew it off those september ivy prussia. this rate is to put out the expansion of the one settlement. we have consistently spoken to both sides. i to encourage them not to take steps that would exacerbate tensions. and in that, in the case of something like this would put a 2 state solution further out of reach. that's been a consistent message since the sort of us ministration. because last one, because i promised to food 2 years ago, 2 years ago, 22nd june. i young cousin of mine was go but.

to the u. s. where he could face up to a 175 years in jail. because it pandemic could have been caused by a u. s. biotech mistake that's according to the chairman of a commission organized by renowned medical journal balances. i'm pretty convinced that came out of the us lab blunder in my view. a biotech, not an accident of a natural spill over, while doctors around the world are warning about the danger of the possible new way of cold id, though it will be a new phase. i certainly is a reason for alarm. at the same time, we have continued debate about the origin of the cobit 19 virus. now jeffrey sachs of columbia university. well respected economist has also said there could be some credibility to this hypothesis about the origin of colbert 19. we do not know whether the insertion of the few or and cleavage site was the result of natural evolution or the result of a deliberate introduction of the fear and cleavage site into a sorry, like virus. as part of a laboratory experiment. we do know that the insertion of such fear and cleavage, sight sequences into sars like viruses was a specific goa

however, it looks unlikely to pass in the senate. republicans have dismissed a measure as an election year strategy by democrats. years of my shootings in the u . s. has led to a push for stricter gun controls to reconsider. will staying in the u. s. at least 16 people have died and many are still missing. after record flash footage floating in the state of kentucky, torrential rain full washed away roads and hundreds of houses and some of the poorest communities in the united states. authorities are warning that rescue efforts and the search for victims could take weeks in a flash, tweet, stoned to sludge. after unprecedented rain hit the mountainous region of eastern kentucky. little was left above water including its residence. we had his way out and it was good. it was over my head, so yeah, it was. is harry easy? my car stopped stalled out and then i didn't know what to do. i just kinda went into a panic. probably about a minute. 2 minutes at the max would start flooding into my car. that floods of this magnitude would normally, aka once in 1000 years. according to experts, the climate change is likely to make them more frequent. i local far

to a foreign power. i think microsoft is, has, it's very close to the u. s. government and sometimes is a great deal of overlap. so certainly i think that the, that the ukrainian government at the be at the behest of the us has allowed microsoft to take over much of the data processing. and.

u . s. president joe biden wants to make the u. s. a leader on climate change. the plan was to make electricity generation carbon neutral by 2035, but that depended on having the environmental protection agency behind it. instead, the court says it's now up to congress to pass climate laws, but support for biden. there is far from assured. st. luke's mother stories making headlines around the world, starting with another development at americas highest gord content. g brown, jackson has made history becoming the 1st black woman sworn in as a u. s. supreme court justice. the 51 year old replaces stephen bryer, who's retiring. justice is remain on the bench for life for until they choose to step down. the ecuadorian government has signed a deal with indigenous leaders bringing an end to protests that paralyzed the country for almost 3 weeks. the agreement cuts fuel prices to address protesters anger over the rising cost of living. 5 civilians and one soldier had been killed in the unrest. john is present, she gen paying has visited hong kong to mark the 25th annive

to the global use roundup. on our t in a bombshell admissions, the former national security adviser to donald trump has admitted the u. s. were involved in a number of cruise or run the world jumbled, made the confession during an interview to cnn. one doesn't have to be brilliant to attempt to qu, i disagree with that as somebody who's health plan coo data, not here, but you know, other places it takes a lot of work. the a big surprise that john bolton, a former national security adviser, would actually call a spade a spade when it comes to washington's decades long tendency of over throwing governments around the world that it doesn't like. but to introduce this idea that the u. s. orchestrates qu, day toss on in other countries on a mainstream media outlet like cnn. i mean, that could really, like you said, open pandora's box in terms of how people view the legitimacy of washington's foreign policy decisions. we've already seen bolton's comments, draw quite a bit of criticism from the u. s. is european allies on twitter already, and i mean, do you remember what one, guy doe, america's yes, man, who basically tried to

and i think that's a feed appear signal to day that the u. s. is coming to not to have a nuclear weapon or state in the region about 4 of his he's ramp and this is not mentioned in the jointly corrosion. so i think this clarity here whether the young mistress has be dragging his feet that we not command, but if he clearly it has its interest in finding a diplomatic solution. and if in the you is a saw a trying to do so, a for alexander, sorry, or to loose the, you are these traditional negotiating bodies, nato example, those, these things, these institutions were formulated, post cold war to try and freeze detentions that, to some extent. they have worked, but we're looking at a different landscape now. whether isn't actually a cold war any more? are we moving towards the cold war again? she think well, i think, you know, you've come stuff in the same river twice. so we're going to want to be something very different and of course the cold war was defined in fishes wanted to follow us . and there was also very intense ideological stand up between

to reorient not rupture. the u. s. saudi relationship, in other words, he's hoping the saudis agree to pump more oil onto the global market. it will be a delicate balancing act for the u. s. president, making his visit to israel. look more like a walk in the park. we have this report. it's not the 1st time joe biden is visiting israel, but it is the 1st since he became the president of the united states. he, if meeting with israeli leader of defendant ties, that he faith up already phone. because the connection between israeli people and the american people is blown deep. his phone, deep among the leaders was israel's defense minister who briefed biden on the iron dome. the iron door mrs. rail state of the art defense systems intercept missiles, biden's dress for 2 nations close cooperation on defense projects where reform the unshakable, remember the out of state, the israel security. including partnering with israel on the most cutting edge defense systems in the world. wide and then visited java. m a memorial for victims of the holocaust. he lit an eternal flame of remembrance and met survivors. the visit by a president of united st

. proposal to essentially engage in a prisoner swap. the u. s. want the 2 people that considers long, fully detained. among others, the w and b, a star, brittany greiner, and the former marine who was convicted of espionage, paul leland to be released. and in many news reports of the suggestion is that the u. s. would release early the russian arms merchant, victor, boot of the wall on mister blank and made it clear that he wants the russians to take this proposal. seriously. the response from sergey love. rob, according to his, a foreign ministry, was that this sort of discussion needs to happen through quiet diplomacy and not in the public. not through leaks to the media. ships filled with ukrainian grain, a loaded up and ready to go at flexi ports. president blowed him as the lensky and the g. 7. ambassadors to his country visited a court near odessa to witness the final preparations. russia and ukraine reached a deal a week ago to resume exports, and alleviated global food shortage from odessa in southern ukraine. john 100 reports the 1st ship

to deal with it. now the by the ministration space in a way, a new problems related to this. for example, there is a government watchdog group that is now suing the u. s. department of energy, arguing that their use of the strategic petroleum reserve to deal with the rising gas prices. what's the states in danger? because every time they make a release of strategic reserves, then those reserves are not there in case of a real national emergency. so people are rushing frustration with the binding ministration and hoping that soon the white house will offer some kind of real solution to the rising energy costs. and he has prime minister says his country is planning to become a large weapons exporter by building its own ecos defense ecosystem. as of now, india mainly relies on imports from other nations for its military needs. but r t z r t cheek who has more on that. this is a radical shift strong. the policy that india has had followed on defense since 947 since independence multi wants to stay in got in the direction of self reliance. so sustainability and complete independence spencer more be has given a very clear detection for the indians in defens

u. s. administration is going to be the one to deliver them justice. it's a chance for them to show to the world that in the u. s. a. dealing with will standards, let's say mountain for a minute. if city in a bar, claire herself was covering the ukraine, a russia situation right now, and she was killed by a russian fire immediately with if seen they, us hold russia accountable, we would see sanctions. but because shooting herself is an american palestinian who was killed by israeli forces fire, we're seeing multiple attempts to delay to deflect, to try and say, oh, we're not so sure. we don't know it's an inconclusive. it was an target that, yeah, out to you know, it wasn't in the brit. how do you know it was a targeted up? so it's for palestinians, realistically speaking, they are not expecting justice from the u. s. administration, but they're not going to stop coal exports. right. and i want to talk about the geopolitical law objectives, perhaps that are that are demanding this choice by the u. s. government. i do want to ask you 1st though, solid. hm. you

u. s. and he's also been a senior climate advisor to the u. s. government. mr. hope lyn welcome. president biden has called climate change quote, an existential threat to our nation and to the world. why is the stopping short of declaring a national emergency? well, i don't think we should read too much into the timing of the national emergency, to be honest, i think that they're probably going to be if i understand that they're going to be reviewing that and potentially declaring it next week or the week after that or something i think the more important thing that, that, that we're seeing today is the kind of recognition that climate is an urgent issue . the, the fact that he's kind of making it back on his central agenda is quite important . and i do think that is we're thinking about the substance of the actions that are coming out of the government at this time after congress has had this sort of problem of, of delivering on biden's larger agenda. i think what we should be focusing on is, is not just these kind of executive actions that are happening this da