u. s. again shoot down another mysterious flying object this time near the canadian border. it's the 4th unknown object. the u. s. has targeted since shooting down the suspected chinese bible. and the bonus like a miraculous goal helps had to berlin score a musty to win and put a spring back in the step of players and fans at olympic stadium. ah, i will grab welcome to the program. turkish authorities have issued arrest warrants for more than a 100 people allegedly involved in constructing many of the buildings that collapsed in those earthquakes. the government has vow to punish anyone responsible, critic, se turkeys. construction codes are rarely enforced. the death toll across turkey and syria is now over 33000 people with the un warning that feature could bryce. so knock lines, the rubble of his building has been waiting for a signal from rescue teams who are trying to locate his family. still enrolled. he is not optimistic that his mother and sister was still come out alive. but he refuses to leave the place before they are fond. he, we don't know my from i know. and i j

u. s. again, that's exactly what media is reporting at this point. they're linking this to, to senior u. s. administration officials who say that the secretary of state has po postponed rather this trip. we don't have confirmation yet from the state department. we haven't heard anything from the white house either. at present biden was at a press conference earlier today asked a question about this. he didn't answer the question. we should say that this trip was never officially confirmed by either side. it was planned, but still this is a pretty big deal. it would have been the highest ranking member of the biden administration to visit china, the 1st secretary of state in years. and it would have come at a time that is already very tense between us and china and, and a time where it seem we're dialogue as needed. these are 2 countries that right now are at odds over the south china sea, a hong kong, a tie. one certainly remember just on thursday, the u. s. announce that it is expanding its military presence in the philippines. that is being seen as

u. s. again shoot down another mysterious flying object this time.

u. s. and by the way, he mentioned no chance king, we can mention him again. would all you say? and he said this during the old cold war with the soviet union, but it still app today. he said what, what the u. s. would, would do is force or contrary to align with the soviet union, you know, through violence and economic breads and then blame them for wanting with the. so you'd write that would be a pretext then for more belligerents. and that's exactly what we're seeing today, right? the u. s. bullies the country like nicaragua, freezes him out economically, and then forces them to align with china to align with russia, and then blamed them for doing. and that's what has happened. president ortega is now being described as something of a firebrand in the west after his 2022 u. n. g. a appearance where he ripped into fellow latin american liter president gabrielle boric of chili, calling him an american lap dog. how board is self described as a left wing politician. so why the mudslinging there? well, brock is not bad. progressive is the truth. in fact, he's been very repressive a

u. s. and a few of its allies anointed one why doe, as their chosen president for venezuela move some 80 percent of the world rejected . and now the u. s. has its site set on nicaragua, again, under the biden administration. so what do these 3 latin american countries have in common while they're all run by left us government, resist u. s. influence and exploitation by the west. so to talk more about nicaragua in the crosshairs, we'll bring in a man who's had 1st hand experience with its president. is dan co valid? he is an author and professor of international human rights at the university of pittsburgh school of law. his newest book is called nicaragua, a history of intervention and resistance. dan, thanks for joining us. first i'd like to address the us state department framing of nicaragua. if you go to their website to see their remarks on the country, they describe it as having descended into this sort of disturb, be a nightmare run by an authoritarian bonnie and clyde. in this case, daniel ortega and his 1st lady rosario moody, you also serving as in the capacity of vice president. how fair is this state department depiction and how might you characterize the nicar

u. s. has again refused to lift it sanctions against that middle eastern country. of the u. s. state department spokesperson recently deflected a question about that policy saying actually the end of a day, the syrian government only has itself to blame for the disastrous situation in that country. bobby johnson entering government, they aren't, are they going to run these ratios or 8 operations? and so it would be a great gesture and i'm just showing just want to lift the sanctions that have basically, you know, suffocated. see, it would be quite ironic if not even counterproductive for us to reach out to a government that has brutalized its people over the course of a dozen years. now. gassy man slaughtering them irresponsible for much the suffering that they've endured. the human rights groups of ones that are western sanctions, particularly from america, a blocking aid from entering syria after the earthquakes. media outlets supposed to report of a transport companies are afraid of making deliveries to syria, to, to a risk of punishment from washington. less than more now

u. s. president there. so i think the message is going to be, again, this is the message he keeps hammering home, that the u. s. is standing behind ukraine and will continue to stand behind ukraine and that its allies continue to do so as well. it was very important for president biden, at least according to white house, to come back to poland, where he spoke essentially a month after the war had broken out at where he spoke about the u. s. as a, the importance of the u. s. a support for ukraine and importance of polish support for all of the u. s. as allies to stand together. and i think that's something we're going to hear again, another important message that we can expect to hear from president biden, to something he said last year in a speech in poland again, which is that this is not award that will last month or even perhaps a year and we have to be ready to be in this for the long haul. as we look at these live pictures here, and i'm expecting that door probably to open papa. right? yeah. last time, you know, at any moment, but you asked how important this trip is for president by what's important o

u. s. the student, so corporate strategic partnership. so one would hope that the u. s. once again does into extended arm of cooperation. i think the army is a robust enough to deal with these issues, but the most critical important issue is the empowerment of civilian law enforcement agencies. even in this case that this tragic incident, we have seen that the police are was under kind of complacency just because in critical matters the provincial police forces are not given the kind of autonomy that they need. and how did, in addition to that, now we really need to be on the alert all the time it, we cannot re land, we cannot order our guards in the situation that bugs on fire injured self and it is a continuous constant struggle. thank you so much gentlemen, for a very interesting discussion. thank your entire school machine id, javiar rama and thank you so much and thank you for watching this edition of inside story. you can always watch this program again any time by visiting our site al jazeera dot com for further discussion. go our facebook page at facebook dot com forward sl

u. s. has again refused to lift its sanctions against the middle eastern country. the usa departments folks for said, recently deflected a question about that policy, saying it is actually the syrian government that is to blame for the overall disastrous situation. there are 3 johnson in government. they are all going to be run fish ration or 8 operations. and so it would be a great gesture, and i'm just showing good to sort of left perfection of basically, you know, southern candidacy. it would be quite ironic if not even counterproductive for us to reach out to a government that has brutalized its people over the course of a dozen years. now. gassy, ma'am, slaughtering them be responsible for much the suffering that they've endured. human rights groups have warned that western sanctions, particularly from the u. s. are blocking aid from entering syria after the earthquakes. media outlets have reported that transport companies are afraid of making deliveries to syria due to a risk of punishment from washington. so for more on this less cross live now to yara saw t

u. s. has again refused to lifted sanctions against the middle eastern country state department spokesperson ned price recently deflected a question about that policy, claiming it is actually the syrian government. it was to blame for the overall disastrous situation there. government, they are in power to run the specter operation or obligations would be registered and just show it to the faction basically, you know, it would be quite r roddick if not even counterproductive for us to reach out to the government as brutalized. its people over the course of a dozen years now, asking them, slaughtering them, being responsible for much the suffering that they've endured. human rights groups have warned that western sanctions, particularly from the u. s. r, blocking aid from entering syria after the earthquake media outlets have reported that transport companies are afraid of making deliveries to syria due to a risk of punishment from washington. we heard from analysts to lab abraham, who says that the us is only looking out for itself instead of considering the plight of the syrian people. it i

u. s. once again denied that anything to do with explosions and suggested a low with its allies on the security council. the only reason russia was bringing up this issue was to distract from you and general assembly resolution expected later this week. that will be critical of russia's invasion of ukraine. one of the daughters of malcolm x is a teasing f b i the york police department on the cia of fanning his killing on phoebe 21st 1965 and then hiding the evidence of their involvement was in. jordan has more on the family's allegations and that tends to suit. i want to keep them in the 19 fifties and 19th sixty's the u. s. civil rights leader malcolm x was considered a dangerous man. what lincoln did never that the black people in this country free, i had screwed us. we still wouldn't be begging daddy president for civil rights and things of that sort. malcolm told his wife his calls for african americans to actively resist racist laws would get him killed. on february 21st, 19653 men gunned him down in front of an audience. at the audubon ballroom and harlem, betty shabazz said that because

u. s. remove is sanctions again, syria, beijing said the u. s. embargo on syria has disrupted aid supplies and made the humanitarian crisis in the middle eastern country. even worse. the us has long been engaged and the syrian crisis is frequent motor strikes and harsher can have sanctions have caused huge civilian casualties and taken away serious means for subsistence. in the wake of the catastrophe, the us should put aside double its glib sessions and immediately lived the unilateral sanctions and syria to unlock the doors for humanitarian aid to syria. for humanitarian aid, these sections should be listed there is, you know, speaker of the u. s. department, he lives many times in our i because that he said that the united states is not preventing any kind of a ministerial assistance to our area. why is this tuition? it's not like that. so not only sanctions united states imposing on people at united 5th l. u. s. army is this healing 120000 barrels of oil every every day. and as the same time, they are stealing the wheat cotton and occupying

u. s . that has that again, from the u. s. mediators from egypt as well between these railey authorities and palestinian authority. now, just to give a bits of context, tension have been high in the last few weeks, especially with this new radio government that's coming very it's coming down hard on the palestinian in the occupied territories. specifically in areas like not bless and jeanine where there has been an increase and that will increase in the youngsters. armed men including lyons den, which has car has carried out a few a tax on settlers but also loan palestinian moves the carrying out tax for example . the one that was outside the synagogue that killed 7 israelis and the israeli government is saying this is why they have set up their rates, the rights to somebody that's happening all the time. now in terms of this security summit, the there is that there would, as security would be handed over to the palestinian authority that would take charge of what's going on in nablus and jeanine much. so the discontent of m

u. s. on the plan also provides tax credits to consumers who bought electric cars made in the u. s. which could again make european made electric vehicles less attractive to bias. but even with the biggest ever climate bill, the u. s. lived behind china's green spending last year, the energy research group, bloomberg any f says almost half of all global energy transition investments were $546000000000.00. while in china, they use as chinese subsidies have been twice as high as those in the block relative to g d, p. the u, as a single entity came 2nd at a $180000000000.00. while the u. s. spent a $141000000000.00 from brussels. i'm joined now by milan elk about milan as a research fellow and head of the climate policy program at the center for european policy studies in brussels. thank you for joining the program. is the right to be threatened by the u. s. is inflation reduction act? well, yes and no. on the one hand, be inflation reduction acts of a very general subsidies and the subsidies are combined with some other measures related to the components that need to be used in the production of goods.

u. s. president joe biden again demanded that lawmakers take action against what he called americas gun violence epidemic. nat direction again. form u. s. a basset to the united nations, nikki haley, as announced she's running for the republican presidential nomination next year. she's the 2nd contender to join the race after her former boss express didn't. donald trump? as of course, we spoke twitter chief executive e long must says the end of 2023 would be a good time to find someone else to run the company. he had announced in december that he would resign as its chief executive days before that mask ran a twitter pole in which a majority voted that he should step down major technical difficulties at germany's aflac carrier. lufthansa, half stranded thousands of passengers worldwide. the company has delayed and grounded flights after its i t systems were hit by glitch effecting chicken and boarding or plants were being directed away from landing and looked at those main hob frank for the airport in order to avoid a backlog on the ground of him. on that i'm now joined by aviation at ex

u. s. president joe biden again demanded that lawmakers take action against what he called americas gun violence epidemic. former us ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley as announce, she's running for the republican presidential nomination in 2024. that she's the 2nd contender to join the res after her one time boss. the former president donald trump, 51 year old former southern carol, south carolina governor is pitching yourself as a new face to lead a generational shift in the republican party. but recent polling shows a just 4 percent of republican voters. back haley off, 43 percent sport trump. i'm nikki haley and it's great. in her home state of south carolina, at least nikki haley can count on plenty of support while i was a trump supporter. but i think that he speaks a little too much and i think it's time for a change from him. and by and i think a, nikki haley around santas ticket would be an amazing ticket. she did a great job here as governor in south carolina. i think she'd make a fine president. go for nicky if you could be donald trump, i'll be happy. go for it. n

u. s. can once again say that a majority of nations, after you and general assembly house voted against the russian invasion, even though finding unity on more punitive actions against moscow has proved more elusive schubert, nancy al jazeera united nations general assembly also stressed the need for independent investigations into alleged war crimes, you end talk, human rights body has already documented unlawful killings at several locations. natasha battle reports from tentative the aftermath of a russian attack in the northern ukrainian city of kennedy here last year on the ground bodies of civilians that been queuing outside a shop for break. when they were hit by shells and rockets. 15 people were killed, dozens injured. so you are standing around here and i was all it was to. natasha narrowly escaped death that day by taking cover by this wool. she was in the queue with her son and mother in law. she plays me recording. she made on her phone with you said this below news at news. i believe we heard explosions near us. it was very close. and then we saw lots of people running everywhe

u . s. president joe biden again demanded that lawmakers take action against what he called americas gun violence epidemic. that direction again, the phone with us. some basset her to the united nations nikki haley has announced she is running for the republican presidential nomination exterior. she's the 2nd tend to join the race after her former boss, ex president donald from success. what un secretary general antonia would tenisha warns global warming is fueling an unprecedented rise in sea level threatening nearly 900000000 people around the world is calling for urgent action to limit warming and to prepare for the huge number of climate refugees from coastal areas that i stole from the earthquakes in turkey and syria, past surpassed 40 thousands. d, w t mas, documenting events in the disasters on the border between turkey and rebel controlled areas of syria has been largely closed for a long time. art has now reopened to allow in aid supplies. mohammed crater reports from the border crossing. as above. aha. this is not in a convoy crossing from turkey to syria. it's a procession rel

u. s. sovereignty. now the u. s. president going a step further saying, once again, we want to compete with china. we do not want there to be any confrontation, but the u. s. will not tolerate any further sort of infringement on u. s. a sovereignty such as the chinese spy balloon incident air. once again, the future and so that was the other clear message sent by joe biden. all right, well thank you very much. kimberly hawk, it will bring you more on the us quite last week and that is asked has affected an area almost the size of percent. millions of people have been displaced, thousands anality in camps completely dependent on aid. i said, beg, visits, had one camp and the southern tucker city of a demon. oh, me, a moment of happiness and play amid the destruction they've written with these children now live in the captain of the yeoman in southeastern tortilla, and not being helped by volunteers. we came here to provide psychological 1st stay to the children and to help them returned to the normality of life. our i missed to make the children laugh because we say if one child laughs, the whole wo

u. s. president joe biden again demanded that lawmakers take action against what he called americas gun violence epidemic. rio de janeiro is gearing up for its 1st full scale carnival since before the corona virus pandemic, while some celebrations still went ahead. last year in brazil, rios famous street parties were cancelled. now organizers say this years festivities are going to be the biggest party on the planet. ah, it's been described as the reaper thin rio i did neighborhoods rides across the city. oh, the sounds and colors of carnival are back. ah, this year sees the full return of the world's biggest party including the cities, epic, st. glucose, that mafia, unofficial launch, your carnival. hundreds have been authorized after being bans due to the cobit pandemic in 2022. and there's much to celebrate, allowed in this carnival. what we need is to be happy. throw yourself in happiness . huck. people at the stake lay down some by lot. i think that politically this year is special. not only because of the pandemic, but also because you've had the victory of a left wing government.

u. s. president joe biden again demanded that will make us take action against what he called americas gun violence epidemic. in you zealand, at least 3 people, a dead and over 200000 left without power of the site and gabrielle. it authorities have declared a national state of emergency to deal with the damage. torrential rains trip flooding at land slides that destroyed roads and other infrastructure. the death toll from the earthquakes in turkey and syria has the past 40000. a. d w team is documenting events in the disaster zone. the border between turkey and rebel controlled areas of syria has been largely closed for a long time, but has now reopen further to allow in 8 supplies. bahama tree tape reports from the bub iowa border crossing. this is not in a convoy crossing from turkey to syria. it's a procession relief to you and families taking the bodies of relatives who had been living in turkey back home for per some have only the backseat of the family cause to transport that he means abutment has driven more than 20 bodies across the border so far he can't understand why much neede

again. ah, ah, the u. s. secretary of state maids, china's top diplomat for the 1st time since the spine balloon saga. ah, hello almond is the problem and this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up, the bite of administration says russia has committed crimes against humanity in ukraine and bows to punish moscow if to and thinks he can wait us out. he is badly mistaken. time is not on his side. tension saw on the korean peninsula after the north marches and long range missiles will be live from sold, pulled out of the rubble of 13 days of turkish capitalists. rescued bought hopes of finding more survivors fade and adopt the south african cheaters find a new home and central india and a bid to bring back the big cats. ah, the u. s. secretary of state has told his chinese counterpart that the violation of american air space by a chinese spy balloon must never happen again. anthony blanket met wonky and munich a few weeks after you as fly to jets shot the balloon down. beijing says it was a weather balloo

u. s. can once again say for a majority of nations at the un general assembly house voted against the russian invasion, even of finding unity on more punitive actions against moscow has proved more elusive schubert, nancy al jazeera united measures still ahead on al jazeera, find out how russia's invasion of ukraine is impacting on bangladesh is 1st ever nuclear power plant. ah. informed opinions far right extreme is there is real and need to be tackled as soon as possible. frank assessments. there was a joke about the interim government that it's not in for him, nor does it got insight story on al jazeera. ah ah ah. ready the catastrophic series of earthquakes into kia and syria has taken thousands of people's lives and left many more homeless. a major mobilization of humanitarian support is underway. ah. our teams on the ground will bring you continuous updates to t n. syria quakes on al jazeera lou ah, the watching, i'll just hear a reminder about top stories now. it's been one year since russia launched its invasion of ukraine, leading to the largest conflict in europe since world war 2.

but still again, very high concern here in the u. s. the defense department saying in speaking to reporters that they had been in communication with china right away and they may clear that they will do whatever is needed to protect you as security that might be including postponing this trip from the secretary of state. ok. respondent soon. so mascara in washington there. thank you very much so me to ukraine. our president, blood am, is lensky has renewed his appeal for his country to join the european union. after a summit with senior european officials included, author talks with commission president was upon the land. zalinski said he would hasten to bring the goal of the you membership closer. i think that ukraine deserve to begin succession talks this year. now european council, president shaw michelle was also at the talks in keith. and here's what he had to say about that. the future of your pre is with your credit people, you have made a clear choice for freedom for democracy and hulu, flow and re in with or so me to clear the

u. s. can once again say that i'm a georgie of nations at the un general assembly house voted against the russian invasion, even if finding unity on more punitive actions against moscow has proved more elusive shebra times the al jazeera, the united nations. now china is expected to unveil to plan to end the war on ukraine, on friday, ukrainian president, florida mids lensky has been hosting spanish prime minister pedro sanchez and kids at a press conference after they talk finance. he said he's cautiously optimistic about the chinese piece plan. the deployment young to watch the filament that i've not seen the document. it's too early to make a diagnosis. i think that in general, the fact that china started talking about peace in ukraine. i think that's not bad . it's important for us that all states are on our side on the side of justice, but the fact that china is already talking about it. this is some kind of 1st step . this is not bad at all. we'll jump to conclusions after seeing specifically what they offer. now sama been java has more from moscow. well, it is well kept secret because john

u. s. and china have never really trusted each other. now the 2 superpowers have once again clashed over a chinese balloon, flown into u. s. territory, but just how bad can it get? on to the point we ask us china rivalry. what's behind the growing 10, a 60 minute, d, w. o. you become a criminal pre colonial already know who's with hackers and paralyzing entire societies. computers that out somewhere you and governments that go crazy for your data. we explain how these technologies work, how they can work wilson for, and that's how they can also go terribly. watch it now due to a chinese balloon flying high over america, has led to the cancellation of high level talks between beijing and washington and hold it any chance of a thought in relations between the 2 countries. the american said the balloon was spying and shut it down over the atlantic. chinese claim it was studying the weather and straight unintentionally off co.

u. s. l and again shot down and identifying objects. i'm again, sort of insinuating the part of the, of, of, of, of this game. but the reality remains that this balloons are on their vehicle. totally. and why should such laws object in flying, the stars be used to spy on other countries military they. so i think that the system no doubt seems to be part of this. ready and a rhetoric are china blackening. connor in patient morrison seem to be important against all. is m team adversaries? yes. i know when it came to that balloon, it certainly did lead to a lot of attention in the news media in social media all around. everyone was talking about it. and the united states really did try to use it as a way to try to make them look tough. they shot down this balloon and it became, it really kind of took on almost all life of its own. now, at the same time giving that rhetoric that you mention is that increasing concern that the u. s. could be pushing for a direct conflict with china that goes far beyond just what they've led up to at this poi

u. s. can once again say that a majority of nations at the un general assembly has voted against the russian invasion, even of finding unity on more punitive actions against moscow has proved more elusive. she ebert nancy al jazeera, the united nations, that china is expected to unveil a plan on friday to end the war in ukraine. you can impressive laudermill. zalinski has been hostings, spanish prime minister, padre sanchez and keith and at a press conference after their talk cilenzo, he said that he was cautiously optimistic about a chinese peace plan and implement young y o 8 is still a man. i've not seen the document, it's too early to make a diagnosis. i think that in general, the fact that china started talking about peace in ukraine. i think that's not bad . it's important for us that all states are on our side on the side of justice. but the fact that china is already talking about it, this is some kind of 1st step. this is not bad at all. we'll jump to conclusions after seeing specifically what they offer. a summer job with has more for moscow. whether it is a well kept secret term,

u. s. state of alaska. american and canadian officials say it then flew through canada and back into the u. s. s base where it was again, spotted over the city of feelings in montana. malcolm davis is a senior analyst with the strolling strategic policy institute. earlier i asked him how we know it's a chinese surveillance balloon. it's fairly obvious that the u. s. tractors, just because we're seeing social media images of at the moment doesn't mean that the north american air defense command, nora didn't track it. coming over the aleutians, we have a good track of it and also would make very little sense or the chinese to fly a balloon carrying scientific will meet your logical instrumentation over us icbm fields. so i think all the evidence suggests that this is a chinese surveillance system. so why would beijing use a balloon when they have a network of satellites and more advanced technology? but certainly, in terms of gathering optical intelligence, taking images of, of the sites on the ground, satellites are much more effective. but in this particular instance, the balloon takes a long time to go over, are requi

u. s . s phase where it was spotted again, this time over the city of billings, in montana. now commercial planes fly in altitude somewhere between 901-2000 measures. us 5 digits typically don't fly above 20000 meters. the u. s. military says the balloon is way above this height. so violence balloons usually operate above 24000 meters and can even go as high as 37000. welcome dave. it's is a senior analyst from the estrella and strategic policy institute. earlier i asked him how we know it's a chinese surveillance balloon. it's fairly obvious that the u. s. practice. so just because we're seeing social media images of at the moment doesn't mean the north american air defense command nora tracker, coming over the illusions, we have a good track of it. and also it would make very little sense for the chinese to fly a balloon carrying scientific or meteorological instrumentation over us icbm fields. so i think all the evidence suggests that this is a chinese surveillance system. so why would beijing use a balloon when they have a network of satellites and more advanced technolog