u. s. anyone escalade into military confrontation cannot be overstated. the last 20 years have shown us the futility of us militarism the region most prominently in afghanistan. war after 20 years. the telephone swiftly took over half of the was withdrawal. the case of iran is a country that has a population larger than that of iraq and afghanistan combined, and with a more powerful position in the region than either of those countries had at the time of us invasions. the u. s. is also different country than it was 20 years ago with growing economic and domestic pressure. there's even less of an appetite in the american public for forever wars awards in the region. so guess original question was, can this iran, nuclear gilby salvation? what would it take? nichol, can you get us started please? yes, so i have been critical of the biden administration and i want to also voice micro some of the one inside. obviously there is the conservative flash hard line administration in power right now. president rice. the comes from the conservative camp and iranian, 1

in contrast to germany, hardly anyone in the u. s. expects the state to provide shelters accordingly. private demand is booming. these are standard bunkers, 3 by 12 meters in size, with basic equipment, starting at $200000.00. it's got a regular flush, the toilet vanity. granite is beautiful, sliding doors. it has the under floor storage care. so they pulled up. and all this down here are storage and there's also water tanks that are built in. and then of course the most important thing, the air would run through this carbon filter with the hepa filter in it, it would give you a breathable air. and when this is furnished and everything is going, you just feel like you're in an apartment. i don't really sharon's enthusiasm. the idea of you attending days, maybe weeks on the ground, one trigger thing scientists rather than a sense of security. not to mention that you paid 3 or 4 and you're thinking, what about the regular people? it's unfortunate, but it's not fair, but they leave the wealthy gift to live a better life than the rest of

u. s. secretary state, but also from the russian side. it doesn't really make anyone feel particularly upbeat that this will go ahead without any complications because it's, it's noteworthy what we're not hearing when not hearing that the u. s. recognizing a willingness on the russian side to honor their commitment. the russian brokers and deal to in, facilitate these grain shipments. on the other hand, we are hearing moscow accuse at the west essentially united states and nato countries of prolonging the suffering by, as i quote, pumping weapons into ukraine and also with the russian side. blaming the west for the delays. ingrained shipments for the very problems that we're seeing also globally right now. so yes, both sides are talking on to being and said that it was a very frank exchange, but there was no would of actual headway and that is very disconcerting indeed. did i have a better look on other topics? well, the key issue, antony lincoln want to talk about is of course proceed. griner and pull whelan, those to us citizens being held in russia arbitrary detent

u. s. government made it very clear that anyone who attempts to expose mean the programs of the national security apparatus ignited government will be punished. they are attempting to force chil, any efforts to mould covert action. i'm afraid we're going to leave it there, but civil rights attorney, robert patillo. thank you very much for your take on the conviction of joshua shulty for that's a huge leak of sensitive information from the ca. thank you. thank you. shall anchor's president has officially step down, though that doesn't seem to have stopped the must unrest in the country despite the nationwide curfew. earlier, protest is angered at worsening economic and social conditions broke into the prime minister's office. he was appointed as acting president on tuesday, but demonstrators are demanded that these done down as well. oh, nice to use water, continental gas against the protesters, but were unable to stop them taken over by no weaker, missing is office, at least 30 people were injured in the cautious on the local journalists. sensors. this report, the situation and sri lanka

u. s. government perhaps blindsided the ugly, ugly family price went on to hell reporters, that the u. s. government has been in close touch with her family. however, the question of whether anyone will be whole criminal liable for her sharina aqua is death, is still an open question. still to come this ha, rising rivers, threatened lives, and force evacuations as eastern australia gets a year's worth of rain in just 3 days. and rampant inflation hits gone as markets. forcing shop is to return home empty handed because of rising prices. ah hello there. the major flood situation continues for eastern australia. you can see from that cloud, we've got more rain to come, but it is going to shift its way for the north showers, continuing in sidney. but the flood situation remains for new south wales. after an exception to mount rain, we had nearly a meet a fall over 4 days to the south of sydney. as i said, that shifted farther north, where we've got the flood watches out. we have a look at the 3 day for sydney. we've got showers through to the we can, but it is an improving situation. now looking rot, laundry, fine, and dry for much of western australia, that's gonna change for path

of california has signed a gun law allowing people to sue anyone who distributes a legal assault weapons. it's the 1st law of its kind in the u. s. the measures modeled after a controversial law in texas, which is allows people who facilitate abortions to be sued. low suits all possible for anyone who provides parts used to build weapons or guns without serial numbers . pretty good. seems that legal counsel to the brady campaign to prevent con violence? it says the new law will likely be challenged by gun love. yes. but should be upheld by the supreme court. there is nothing in this law that would take any one guns for them. and frankly, even this supreme court said in a recent decision, the only thing the 2nd amendment protects is the right for someone to carry a handgun to protect themselves. so nothing about these military assault type weapons, it will be the national rifle association. it will be i'm sure, various state governors, if they have what again and law legal standing, the ability to challenge it if they're outside of california, i presume the manufacturers of these weapons in california. we'll challenge this. and s

u. s. government um, perhaps blindsided the other ugly family price, went on to tell reporters that the u. s. government has been in close touch with her family, however, is the question of whether anyone will be whole criminally liable for her. sharina ob lockley's death is still an open question. now an explosion in northern molly has killed at least 2 un peacekeepers. 5 others have also been injured. the vehicles struck a bomb on the road and near the city of gown. no grip claimed responsibility for tuesday attack that more than a 170 peacekeepers had been killed and hostile acts in that country. since 20, that team least 6 people have been killed and more than 30 others injured in an explosion. as an ons depot in yemen. the blast happened in the southern market town of law dar, which is controlled by forces loyalty. humans internationally recognized government . now it's not known what's cause the explosion, and there's also been no claim of responsibility. many of the engine suffered critical injuries and it's also fair. the death toll could rise. yemen has been engulfed in a civil war since 2014, when a round back to the rebels seized the capital sinner and forced the government

u. s. government um, perhaps blindsided the other ugly family price, went on to tell reporters that the u. s. government has been in close touch with her family, however, is the question of whether anyone will be whole criminally liable for her sharing a block list. death is still an open question, and out is there. a media network continues to demand a rapid, independent and transparent investigation into the killing of sharing. the appointment of the new economy minister has delay talks with lenders on restructuring $2000000000.00. yvonne containers foreign debt sylvania, the tockets tanks office as the government struggles with one of its periodic financial crises, straits by reports from one series. it's one of the most challenging jobs in the country. managing argentina's economy in times of trouble would i. per you put about that here on monday, we know that he was sworn in as economy minister by president of the firm and this see, hold on promising to jumpstart argentina, the economy. some of them feel a little more and we are convinced argentine is direction has to do with our fiscal management following the president's economic program. and of course, boosting argentina is exp

u. s. government um, perhaps blindsided the other ugly family price, went on to tell reporters that the u. s. government has been in close touch with her family, however, is the question of whether anyone will be whole criminally liable for her. sharina ob lockley's death is still an open question. sure, lancoste prime minister renelle vicar messina says the country is bankrupt and the economy has collapsed. but he also says he has a plan to reverse the situation. the latest message of hope comes as a food and fuel crisis, intensifies and inflation in the country heads to wed 60 percent. and l fernandez. reports desperate times for j ratna and hundreds of thousands of sri lankan. so if prices of feed and fuel increasing and severe shortages, the dairy pharma is wondering how to continue the ends of their america and for long again, the name, i don't think it's possible to go on here because when you look at the cost of animal feed and the price of a bottle of milk, it's not doable. ultimately, the person who makes a profit is the butcher because the animals and after the government, the government says shall anchor is bankrupt. this means there's no money for food medicine, fuel and co

u. s. government um, perhaps blindsided the other ugly family price, went on to tell reporters that the u. s. government has been in close touch with her family, however, is the question of whether anyone will be whole criminally liable for her sharon, ugly, ugly as death is still an open question. and al jazeera meeting at what continues to demand a rapid, independent and transparent investigation into the killing officer. rain is rally, forces have shot and killed a young palestinian man in the occupied west bank. during confrontations after and his riley, military aid. dozens of people have been detained during a massive operation by israeli forces. the rides were carried out in the janine sil, wide and ramallah, the palestinian prisoners club says there has been an escalation in arrests abuse and sabotaged in sil want recently rawling temperatures and a severe drought in east africa, a deepening the 3rd price crisis from millions of people in kenya, the drought is also affecting parts of a theo pier and somalia, but the canyons there are concerns about short and long term food security. a room won't answer reports from would cheer county. oh security officers make it clear. anyone

u. s. the defense initiative poses no challenge to run. i don't think anyone in the wrong takes the us. this idea of a joint project for air defense for the region very seriously. the saudis with us support fail. again. miss allison drones from yemen. also when americans in the saudis, fate family against yemen, they really can't do much against the wrong. i think the americans are, of course, as usual, trying to milk the saudis and other oil rich countries in the persian gulf, which are inherently weak regime the few insecure. they need american weapons to stay in power. these are dictatorships, they, they, they don't depend on popular support, so they can easily be mil and, but also i think the americans want to draw the saudis and others closer to, to the united states and away from russia and china. so i think there are a host of different issues, but i don't think that the americans really can do much in europe in the united states. they're, they're lurching towards crisis. and if the saudis in the, and the countries in the persian gulf region look carefully, they'll see that the a

u. s. sled, democracy building has backfired tremendously. there an inevitable given for anyone born in europe who the us democracy remained a foreign odyssey for the po region of them. at least the 2 political worlds, while they co existed under an unwritten status quo, until the arab spring happened in 2010. ah ah! with nation by nation, a cascade of bloody revolutions plunged the region into civil strife, terrorism and wars, and from thousands of miles away. washington cheered hailing would it called a transition. i even as we promote political reform, even as we promote human rights in the region, our efforts can't stop there. so the 2nd way that we must support positive change in the region is through our efforts to advance e can mac development for nations that are transitioning to democracy. well now over a decade later, the purveyors of democracy can exactly see the much fruitless results of their hard self with nary a crop of believe us turns out the arab world wasn't exactly and throughly with the democratic ideal. there is a growing perception that democracy is not a

u. s. on this is really allies claim. there's no reason to believe the killing was intentional. sullivan has not held anyone. accountable journalist, a middle east analysts, roberts in law cash says it seems like washington is eager to sweep the incident under the road. i think the u. s. bided administration views. this incident is somewhat of a nuisance. and that seems to be the way they're. they're treating them from the get go. the state department came out with a statement in which essentially said that trusted israel to investigate this case and said that it had the wherewithal to conduct a thorough investigation itself. it's clear that the israelis did not want to investigate it primarily for political reasons. and of course, you know, it's very rare that they hold their soldiers properly accountable when they kill palestinians and american citizens as well, to be honest with you. but then later on now they've conducted this investigation, essentially, according to bet, sell them israel's top human rights organization. this was a whitewash wants, the united states state department said that it pulls for accountability and ju

so if anyone wants to have the pass was russia, germany off the u. s. a, the other country? sure. except that passport i thing as well. we have some law in the u. p. n. human rights convention and international law as well. which means that people shouldn't be discriminated, and this phone course, discrimination of the people who don't have any crops then any longer. so it seems that too much focus on the ukrainian crisis is backfiring on you leaders, exacerbating their domestic troubles, ortiz, rachel mazda, and looks at the emerging domino effect if, what's the establishment leaders sticker that the conflict in ukraine would consolidate, support for them to the exclusion of everything else going on inside their own countries turns out that they were wrong. even worse, it's starting to look like their handling of the situation. ukraine is exacerbating their own troubles at home, and their own people are knocking them down like bowling pins, which hasn't gone unnoticed by former russian president. dimitri med yet. if it is online trolling the most recent number of ukraine's you po

so if anyone wants to have a pass was russia, germany off the u. s. a, the other country? sure. except that passport i thing as well. we have some law in the u. p. n. human rights convention and international law as well, which is that people shouldn't be discriminated, and this focus discrimination off the people who don't have any passports. then any longer, as a russian exclaimed, if it's already physically cut off from the mainland. but colleen and grub is finding itself even more isolated lithuania, slap restrictions on trade, flowing to the baltic territory, and now near bring love fear how suspended its agreement with moscow. that simplifies border crossings. a russian truck driver saw his visa suspended when he refused to be caught up in politics. new the upper hydro granular blue. i crossed the border from russia to los via officers, checked my documents, and put an entry stamp. then a man came out and took me to another room where there gave me one sheet of questions. i had to indicate my full name, and then there was text which said, i do not support the russian autho

so if anyone wants to have a pass was russia, germany, or off the u. s. a, the other country? sure. except that passport i think as well, we have some law in the u. p. n. human rights convention and international law as well, which is that people shouldn't be discriminated. and this focus discrimination of the people who don't have any problems and the longer because maybe the ukrainian passport as well. no. and then they get a new customer from russia. and as well, it should be accepted. yeah, it opens up a pandora's box. i would suggest martin legally recognizing some citizens passports, but then not others. yes, it's like if you will, at least then need to be a special instrument to find out who had no real russian or the russian cross border will be done by the people. this means that there is a non equal treatment of people. and of course that open some kind of new level diplomatic. ready was i think that should be turned around $280.00 degrees and they should be diplomatic way to open new dialogue to and war and new dialogue to acceptance of each that of we one and another mea

so if anyone wants to have the past was russia, germany off the u. s. a, the other country? sure. except that passport i thing as well. we have some law in the u. p. n. human rights convention and international law as well, which is that people should be discriminated. and this means for discrimination off the people who don't have any passports. then any longer clashes between striking port workers and police in the german city of hamburg on friday, left 5 protesters and 5 officers injured according to local media. the yeah. got pretty fiery talk. workers held a demonstration to the mom pay increases, but the protest soon escalated into violence with police using purpose. when boston's to disperse the card workers in several german ports, went on strike this week. thus, as a new report deals with a 13000000 germans are now officially below the poverty line. coming in mid soaring inflation. the fall from the pandemic. the conflict in ukraine, the lift trade restrictions now to help avert a global food crisis. last, the joint call from the world trade organization, the internationa

so if anyone wants to have a pass was russia, germany off the u. s. a, the other country? sure. except that passport i think as well, we have some law in the u. p. n. human rights convention and international law as well, which is that people shouldn't be discriminated, and this discrimination of the people who don't have any passports. then the longer clash is between striking port workers and police and the german city of hamburg. friday left 5 protesters and 5 officers injured according to local media. the yeah, things got rod a dock workers held a demonstration to demand pay increases, but the protest soon escalated as you can see into violence when police using pepper spray in boston to disperse the crowd. workers in several german which went on strike this week. and that's, as a new report reveals, more than 30000000 germans are now officially below the poverty line coming mid soaring inflation. the fall from the pandemic and the conflict in whatever sin stretches offensive began back in february. they conflicts become the major focus of many european leaders, but for some

u. s. secretary of state antony blinking, visited cuz she does official residence to offer condolences in his time in office premise, robbie. more than anyone to elevate. the relationship between the united states and japan to new heights abby's body has been brought to zoji g temple in tokyo, where his funeral will take place on tuesday. japan will bid farewell to a leader who oversaw major changes that will continue to shape the countries politics, economy, and foreign policy for years to come. joining us as kenmore. yes. sunni k h as diplomatic correspondent. welcome to the program. thank you for having me. i'm has abbeys, assassination changed things for his governing party, the liberal democrats, especially given this weekend's election results? no, i think the path that i said is firmly in place, especially after the ukraine war japan needs to defend itself. and i think that is really spread across the l. d. p. now, as mentioned in the report, one of our long term goals was to amend japan's pacifist constitution to allow it to become a military power. and he couldn't get that through as prime minister, but it looks like his party with

dealers or anyone who manufactures distributes transports or import illegal assault weapons or ghost guns. the governor says that law will likely be challenged in court. the texas law, which the u. s supreme court refused to block allows civil litigation against abortion providers or anyone who assists a woman in obtaining an abortion. you're watching ktvu fox two news at 6 30. there are new questions about former president trump's actions in the final days of his presidency staffer shared new testimony about the events of january 6th and last night's hearing. fox's chad pegram has a look at some of the highlights. powerful reaction following thursday's house select committee hearing focused on what lawmakers and witnesses say was dereliction of duty by the former president. he watched the riot while doing nothing to stop it if we become a country that accepts attempts at coups and attempts at overcoming the will of the american people, we can't we can't survive that we literally cannot survive that president trump expressed his outrage to the hearing in a series of messages on his social media platform. truth social. he even attacked former white house staffer and witness, sarah