u. s. also. i t the cracking down and protested with the moving gaza moving in to clear bulky pied campus buildings in new york police arrested around 300 protesters during rates on 2 campuses on tuesday nights. but it's the little to the, to those comes out at the cities full with them. university who's done domino is offices move in on the other side of the country at the university of california in los angeles, demonstrates as we build that barricades, but now onto a heavy police presence. class stays with cancel a table wednesday following on us spunk by clashes between israel, supporters and those come touts on sites the a i'm, it's still a simmering tension. the whitehouse as president biden is monitoring the unfolding chaos on college campuses very closely. the americans have the right to peacefully protest. they have the right to peacefully process as long as it's within the law, and that it's peaceful for so for lutes, forcibly taking over the building is not peaceful. it's just not stud

u. s. media also reported the egypt made downgraded diplomatic ties with israel. however, egypt cannot afford to alienate the u. s. it's also worried about a possible palestinian exodus in to egypt itself. so there are reasons to resume cooperation with israel at some point in the future. journalist kareem laurie has been following this story for us to join just now from cairo kareem, both israel and egypt. blame each other for blocking aid from entering into gaza. what's actually preventing that aid from entering through the proffer crossing, split, 1st and foremost on the other side is an active combat zone right now is the, is ray, the army on the grounds? fighting? and nobody can say minds, we drive a truck here into this area right now. the 2nd reason is because there's both of them remain close it and the that is right now as you mentioned the reports did, you should stop the security cooperation is re the um, in the media for the area. and that's another reason why there is no coordination for this is coming back here into the gaza strip, which is of course

u. s. that's also because president jo biden's inflation reduction us offers financial incentives to companies that invest in carbon capture and storage. it's important to mention that they have a tax credit which makes them or increments and then incentive to to deploy ccsp inflation reduction act springs on these type of credits and extended them. so they really use it as one of the instruments to, to push all for cover management in 2023. the largest number of c, c, s facilities were under construction in the u. s. followed by kind of the you k, china and norway on this map to pick the commercial ventures that are ready in operation. but why is to us so advanced in this area is also important that they don't really have this discussion about how to evade emissions, at least not the way we have it in germany. so you'd ask, you could also capture fossil, see you to a story undergoing to find out more. let's take a look at what's called enhanced oil recovery uh, technology that's being employed mainly in north america for more than 50 years. high pressure a, c o 2 is injected into an oil field

u. s. nukes also have this database and the okay. just 100 kilometers northeast of london. it really started after rushes, invasion of crime here in 2014. that's when we started seeing real changes happening in the way the americans planned the role of nuclear weapons in defense of your us as also bringing its nuclear submarines and from the us to europe. more often like this b 52 overs to comb. they're going further east, they're going into the areas where they happened. they didn't used to go at all. um, i mean, sometimes very offensive ways in march 2023, for example, in american b, 52 bomber conducted maneuvers over europe, heading towards st. petersburg and turning around just before it goes to russian f . space in your face exercise. russia similarly flexing, that's muscle. flex here in 2021. and the bumper maneuver over of all succeed. in the past, the u. s. and russia had at least notified each other in advance. the vote exercise was like this. that was part of the new start trading is also kept the list of the number of strategic nuclear weapons, the ones which can

u. s. nukes also at this base and the okay, just 100 kilometers northeast of london get really started after rushes, invasion of premier in 2014. that's when we started seeing real changes happening in the way the americans planned the role of nuclear weapons in defense of your us as also bringing its nuclear submarines informed us to europe more often like this. b 52 over stuck home. they're going further east. they're going into areas where they happened. they didn't used to go at all. um, i mean, sometimes very offensive ways. in march 2023, for example, in american b, $52.00 bomber conducted maneuvers over europe, heading towards st. petersburg and turning around just before it got to russian as space and in your face exercised russia. similarly, that's my. so let's here in 2021. remember my user over about succeed in the past, the us and russia had at least notified each other in advance. the vote exercise was like this. that was part of the new start trading is also kept the list of the number of strategic nuclear weapons. the ones which can destroy whole cities of the being launched f

u. s. is also not signed up. it would mean that they could travel to the united states, but it may, will affect the relationship between the united states and israel. we know that the united states haven't supported the seeking of these arrest warrants spot. it may cause the us to put more pressure on israel when it comes to the amount of humanitarian aid and the way that it's conducting the war and gone so. but in terms of direct political ramifications, we're not likely to see anything instantly happening. okay. jack power to so we have a prosecutor saying, i would like to say these people are arrested and brought before the court. what happens now and how long is that likely to take as the free trial obtain the will of the instructional criminal court. when i look into the, it's not in is very common that they would approve these arrest warrants. frankly, that's because the burden of proof is actually quite low. in this instance, it's just reasonable grinds to believe that these people were involved in these c

u. s. the u. s. has largely, however, completed the strategic strategic goals or weakening the russell jenman ties for the destruction of been austrian to. and the u. s. has also benefits as significantly from the capital side that the lender funds all the under you guys so much funds you know, have from recreate and you have moved there. and the us also benefited from their contracts to rebuild your credit. so now it's time for the us finally ready to come down the situation. be so that the us, maybe we're can, can profit some of the construction. mm hm. and how important is it that china try? how important is china is insistence that piece talks on ukraine are simply impossible without russia now to west, i think, especially in europe based running our batteries. but russia's economy is an hurt in many ways country. the shipping is kind of like focus to the middle east, and the issue is, looks like the russia what to contribute to the conference. it could go on for very long time and, and talk to us about the significance of the global self and help is the global self and helping to resolve the credit and prices. well, the cobra solve is pretty much the brit

israel's international isolation, us media and also reported the egypt may downgraded diplomatic ties with israel. however, egypt cannot afford to alienate the u. s. it's also worried about a possible palestinian exodus in to egypt itself. so there are reasons to resume cooperation with israel at some point in the future. that's it. by the have you ever taken a ride and a driver list car? is your computer ever written a text on its own? or have you ever used facial recognition to unlock your cell phone? so you've used artificial intelligence on seen an unheard like a ghost in the machine. the military is using it more and more often, but will things stay the same strategically except carried out by intelligent robots? not quite. i is revolutionizing everything. the also coming up in the show. pilots in training, the long journey to the cockpit. luxury watch as a safe investment.

u. s. that's also because president joe biden's in place and reduction us offers financial incentives to companies that invest in carbon capture and storage. it's important to mention that they have a tax credit which makes them or increments and then incentive to to deploy ccsp inflation reduction act. the strength of these tax credits and extended them so they really use it as one of the instruments to, to push all, all calm management in 2023. the largest number of c, c, s facilities were under construction in the u. s. followed by kind of the u. k. china and norway on this map to pick the commercial ventures that are already in operation. but why is to us so advanced in this area is also important that they don't really have this discussion about how to evade emissions, at least not the way we have it in germany. so you'd ask, you could also capture fossil, see you to a story underground to find out more. let's take a look at what's called enhanced oil recovery uh, technology that's being employed mainly in north america for more than 50 years. high pressure a, c o 2 is injected into an oil fi

also raised the import duties of solar panels . still island menu and medical equipment. washington is moved to conserve his own and to feed them says china has on se economic advantages. u. s. is also run payoff is on some of the games, but using over its close ties with laska you can have china on the one hand professing to see better relations with countries in europe, while on the other hand, fueling the greatest security threat to europe. since the end of the cold war, what we've done and what we need to continue to do one is we want a section more than a 100 chinese entities that we've identified that we're engaged in providing dual use um products. uh, other things that on sanctions list, we will continue to do that and we're working to coordinate our efforts with european and other partners who are also aggrieved. in fact, in many ways, even more greed by this practice because the direct threat to them 1000, well from the shine high sense of a rim packet is obviously, so he's not buying what i don't see, but can, is selling. i think the, the response from the white house is kind of expected, but uh, it basically shows that these, the american politicians, all the wh

u. s. has also imposed more sanctions against members of the say up in particular to try to get them back to the negotiating table and to and this more they have done a couple of efforts, etc. spires they have not held the us is pushing once again to make this happen. as for the fact that this is being called a forgotten more, i point you to a briefing that the new special envoy for sedan tom perry yellow held with the international reporters back in march. he said that he blames the media in part because of the, our attention he says on the war in gaza ad on the war in ukraine. and that the media has essentially chosen not to pay attention to what has been happening in sudan. and when you put that in the context of the us saying that after the cleansing is happening in sudan, that war crimes have been committed and continued to be committed. and that crimes against humanity have been committed and continued to be committed. it's a pretty damning allegation. and charge coming from the special law avoid force the down puzzling jordan in washington, d. c. thank you. the opposing stations that

u. s. and also by uh, looking at uh, the japanese prime ministers, recent speech of the us congress. we know what japan has decided the country to be in terms of his position in the international i read. so i'm not surprised they show, they chose to be more diplomatic in uh, push him back, but uh uh no, i'm not surprised about that. now was it absolutely faithful bought into a ques, raso, and find out all the similar then a full be a what makes seem saying that these countries, both with significant ethnic minority populations, are more than a full week down the united states, especially considering what's going on in the us right now. well, i don't really think that he think seriously about other country is that this is the problem we're having actually, worldwide, if it goes uh, the americas really stupidly they are the well that they can do as a say whatever they like that the whole world shift space and operate around the us so they can call the shots. but uh no, i think they are clearly on the wrong side of history and they don't really know what's going on in the rest of the wo

u. s. media also reported the egypt made down greatest diplomatic ties with israel. however, egypt cannot afford to alienate the us, so also worried about a possible palestinian exodus in to egypt itself. so there are reasons to resume cooperation with israel at some point in the future. still be released unless just shawnee resign this content of small a welcome show me. so we have relations now between israel and egypt for that 10 sister since account david, of course are assigned. and despite base israel determined to continue to operation and to enter into rafa. explain to us why, why is rough is so important. both israel golf is basically the last a strong hold of come us they from that to now he has built the last month's raffle cuz the only thing stopping as well from the victory and the total elimination of him us. so he needs to do that for his political funding, but also technically the costing and russel has been how much as the main getaway point to know that was a place where they got most of a supply from through egypt, but also what caused a lot of ten

u. s. navy. it's all about inclusivity and diversity. and it's also all about rape. it seems that the u. s. military services have also experienced the tidal wave get the navy, or you like all of rape raves, number 40, and there's, we're not going to get our make rate. funny again, has this, we both a half so so unfortunate people, man and women have been raped in the u. s. military. and that's just in the last year alone and 29000 people in the us army say that somebody stuck a finger where they shouldn't a don't. and that includes apple on the deputy aircraft guy who's probably have the more breaks than a garden this figure. so it seems getting cozy with your comrades and particularly cosy with your comm rates. is a bit of an anglo saxon thing, wasn't so long ago that a parole the or a f could at what air force to young guy who joined. how many to take to the skies? and he took something else. he actually took a motor tube. right up the jack. see my friends. i meanwhile, back in europe to in the usa, as i like to call this, the parole tony blinking has again turned up in key of the hard

u. s u k, and also portugal, they'd be able to possibly reach up to 300 kilometers inside russian territory. but it's the long range storm shadow crews must science, which poses the biggest threat this area in red. they could strike a distance of over 550 kilometers width in russia. will the u. k. um, from supply those missiles, i'm have supported potential attacks on russian. we discussed the weapons debate with michael maloof, a former security on the list in the office of the us secretary of defense. he says if longer range missiles are given the go ahead, it could very well re followed on the west. i think there will be some opposition from particularly hungry and other than a few other countries. and it is certainly, hopefully some reluctance on the part of the united states. because if, if it was longer range missiles are, are green light. and it's gonna, it's gonna posit, a very dramatic problem for uh, for on the united states or for the, for the western countries. because of moscow can interpret that as a, as a, as an escalation on, on the, on nato's part. and consider them to be d

u . s. u k. and also portugal, they couldn't reach up to 300 kilometers inside russian territory, but it's the long range storm shadow cruise missiles, which po is the biggest threat? they can strike over 550 kilometers this region in the red within russian of the u. k. on front supply those missiles and have supported potential attacks on russia. we discuss the weapons debate with michael maloof, former security i'm list in the office of the us secretary of defense. he says, if a longer range missiles are given, the go ahead, it could very well we bind on the west. i think there will be some opposition from particularly hungry and other than a few other countries. and then is certainly, hopefully some reluctance on the part of the united states. because if, if it was longer range missiles are, are green light. and it's going to is kind of tells us a very dramatic problem for, for on the united states. and for the, for the western countries, because most scale can interpret that as a, as a, as an escalati

u. s. u k. and also portugal. now they can reach up to 300 kilometers inside russian territory, but it's the long range storm shadow cruise missiles which post the biggest threat they can strike this rather area here that's up to over, in fact, 550 kilometers within russian. now the u. k. and from supply those missiles and have supported potential attacks on russia. ukraine also by the way, wants to replenish its western arms with a nuclear capable f. 16 fighter jet. we discussed the weapons debate with mike on the list. michael is a former security yellow list in the office of the us secretary defense. he's safe if a longer range missiles are given to go ahead, it could very well rebound on the west. and i think there will be some opposition from particularly hungry and other than a few other countries. and it is certainly, hopefully some reluctance on the part of the united states. because if, if it was longer range, missiles are, are green light and it's gonna, it's gonna posit, a very dramatic problem for uh,

u. s. is also the world's largest export of arms with saudi arabia. but being the main recipient at 22 percent, the 5 largest arms export as include the us followed by russia, france, germany, and china, which together accounts for 75 percent of global exports. the us alone accounts for 39 percent. montana has the highest rate of gun ownership in the us, followed by wyoming, alaska, idaho, and west virginia. meanwhile, new jersey has the lowest rate, followed by massachusetts, rhode island, hawaii, and new york to the u. s. has far more civilian own firearms than any other nation in the world. the country with the 2nd most firearms compared to us is canada with 72 percent fewer guns per $100.00 citizens. meanwhile, texas, not surprisingly, has more actual guns stockpiled than any other state. it is estimated that texas has over 1000000 guns and just over 29000000 residents, florida trails in 2nd place with just over 500000 guns. currently, more than 40 percent of households have at least one fire on this number has increased by 15 percent since 1994 w

u. s. is also the world's largest export of arms with saudi arabia. but being the main recipient of 22 percent, the 5 largest arms export as include the us followed by russia, france, germany, and china, which together accounts for 75 percent of global exports. the us alone accounts for 39 percent. montana has the highest rate of gun ownership in the us, followed by wyoming, alaska, idaho, and west virginia. meanwhile, new jersey has the lowest rate followed by massachusetts, rhode island, hawaii.

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u. s. u c, l, a, but also new york city. these are the stations happening all across the country. really, the young people of the united states are not happy with what's going on in as well, and uh, making of the stones the coolest, giving you any updates throughout the day. if things do get worse to the right is police from the n y p. along with n y pd helicopters and drones. just saying that upon us at columbia university in that city college of new york, hundreds and hundreds of riot police surrounding us professors and students in cross for around 5 hours. we were held overnight at one of these applies of many sustains differing injuries just in this year. for believing that palestinians have a right to the life and self determination. i received many, many death threats and been dogs has been censored by social media has been shut down. i've been fired now arrested. so this is the quote unquote democratic west where they can revise incense or is because uh we believe that all human beings are we, we say we're against the genocide. they say we're anti jewish. we say that we wa

be over and if it was ready for us to just draw from because us troops way because it also guarantees from the u. s, which they don't have to get from these radius. and that's also obviously contradicts that is really well objective for, to destroy a home us and also what the it is right. and what is it then you always saying that in any case that would be offensive. so its progress, but it's difficult to see how they were overcome this very basic contradictions. and that was german egyptian journalist kareem held go. harry, speaking to me a little bit earlier. he's a quick loop. now, with some other world news headlines, russia has attacked ukrainian city of khaki for the 2nd time in less than 24 hours . local officials said 6 people were injured off through an industrial area with shield. russia has ran top. it's a tax on ukraine's 2nd largest city in recent weeks, hammering critical infrastructure, and then the a daily basis. and russia has added ukraine's president sort of means a lensky to its list of wanted criminals. the head of ukraine's army is also listed keeps is the move. so it's what i

u. s. weapons. but say it also said that it did not find enough evidence to block it shipments the report says, and i quote that it's reasonable to assess that israel has use the onto weights inconsistent it with a standards on humanitarian rights. and a report also says that while the israel defense forces have and i quote, the knowledge experience and tools to minimize homes, the results on the ground, including high levels of civilian casualties, res, substantial questions as to whether the idea is using them effectively in the every case the democratic senator crisp on holding requests that this report accuse the administration of residential bi enough, docking all of the odd questions and avoiding looking closely at whether israel's conduct should mean military aid is cut off. well, the report comes from a key ally of israel. can you tell us if he's finding what they could really mean for as well? so this report comes only 2 days of the president fighting publicly threatened to withhold certain bombs and of te

u. s. gun manufacturer also facing lawsuits. the families accused the companies of helping to promote dangerous weapons. 19 children and 2 teachers were killed by a teenage gunman at the rob elementary school in 2020 to $3.00 christian mission ways, including 2 americans are being killed in haiti's capital polls will print to be named as natalie and davy lloyd, and the daughter and son in law of a strange representative in missouri or us group called missions in haiti. so the 2 were killed by a gang and an ambush, any of this week as we left the church, who's the purse country and the american cities in jordan months of escalating violence, gangs out of control, much of the capital, at least a 1000 police officers from the game you are expected to arrive in the country in a few weeks time as part of a u and approved emission to restore order during your visit to the city of khaki, presidents, long music landscape.

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