u. s. it's known the u . s. are backing belushi militants, and they're attacking some of these very areas, including your, the water port of water in pakistan. you have the militants in my and more you have the stable in there. that's another route. china needs these overland routes to bypass any potential disruption in the south china sea august. and the sort of the things that we're looking at that could take place in the future in terms of disrupting shipping lanes and so forth. so china has a very diverse strategy, and one of the main step pieces also is shing john, western china. and there was a z, a isis, the emergence of isis k is. if you look back at the history of this so called terrorists group, ok that did just re branded entices k was the course and group in 2013 or no, sorry, 20142015. this was a term coined by the u. s. intelligence. when james clapper was in charge, this is an obama administration, in my opinion, and, and probably many others who looked at this closely. it's a kind of a construct the

u. s. the u. s. is firmly committed to the c s g movement and you're not going to see. yes, wells are coming online for the us. you're not going to see us return to anything near the levels that we saw to the compet ministries. so i think right now, opec plus knows that this current surgeon prices, it's strictly, mainly because there's fears that we could have a lot more demand during this winter in. but that's going to be short term. i think the, you know, the consensus really is that after we get through this search, whether we hit $9000.00 oil that you know, the warmer months in spring and summer will be back rate at those mid seventy's. and i think that opec plus knows that they're still going to have, you know, stable prices, and they're just going to take advantage of these high prices for the next couple months. yeah, certainly, especially as we're watching what may end up happening this winter now. christie, i know another topic that we've been talking a lot about, which also deals with the winter months has been the fact that europe is facing this ongoing search and gas price

u. s. media, the u. s. public thinks that u. s. war deaths are a significant percentage of the desk in u. s. wars, whereas these are one sided slaughters and nobody knows that in incredible propaganda accomplishment in. i'm really glad you made the segue here because lieutenant colonel stuart um schiller and let me go to sarah here. i mean, he's turning it to the fall guy for the war a 20 year old war, the longest war and american history. i find it really, truly extraordinary. i've watched his videos. i don't see what your disagree, what you, how you can disagree with what he had to say, okay. but he's being made accountable for what went wrong, not the generals that lied to the mediate, lied to the presidents and presidents love to be lied to. it's not get, you know, listen, been mistaken about that. they love to be lied to, so they don't have to take any responsibility. but this lieutenant colonel, he's left all alone. and to take the brunt of this here, and it looks like the military is going to punch down really hard, 6 counts against him. go ahead sir. well, the always, this is media

u. s u in china, closing and not 600000000000 dollars and trade china is the use are just trading partner. now, it's a plan to the west. and now they're talking about how they can rain in china, how they can change china. i just doesn't make a lot of sense, this idea of having military tactics or directions against your largest trade partner. i think it just, it is from mixing. and that's, that's really what it is. but we live in a, you know, kind of post hypocritical age and i, you started thinking about it here in one sense we're about to answer cop 26. everyone's concerned about trying to, you know, making a commitment to getting. 5 you know, co down and they are say they're going to stick to the long term goals, but there's a fluctuation right now because it's been on the other hand, your pin is, are absolutely concerned that china will not be able to supply enough of the title materials for cars, because why they haven't had enough electricity because they're not now having to burn coal. so on one hand, they say, oh, we want you to do these things on the other hand and say we want to

u. s. are travelling in a group to protest against containments by mexican authorities, was applying for visas and asylum had been forced to remain in the porter state of chiapas. libby, his electoral commission says candidate registration for december's elections will begin next month. but the countries to rival legislative houses have yet to decide on how the food will work. the piece still struck last year means both must agree on a political framework before the elections can take place. i saw has claimed responsibility for his saturday's blast and the guns and capital at least one person died and 7 others were injured in the explosion at a restaurants in a suburb of kampala and that's you up to date. steve stay with us here on al jazeera. the use continues after al to see a world ah . ready ah ah no just deem in nablus in the occupied to smack may not be one of the famous landmarks of the middle east. but for the very personal reasons, it's a place that means a lot to me. my name is so san

u. s. dynamic. the fact that the u. s. oligarchy are not name doesn't mean they're not using the same secrecy jurisdiction, shell companies opaque trust. they're using all the same tools. they just haven't been named in the story yet. you know, you've been investigating equality for years and, you know, say the big accounting firms for some of the biggest banks. how is it that they are so able to stop whistle blowing within their organizations? i mean, it's better than the u. s. army clearly. yeah, i mean, clearly there are big financial incentives to just keep your mouth quiet and stay. but you know, the fact is the system is cracking. there are people within that wealth defense industry who know what they're doing is harmful, that it's contributing to kind of the gut rod of the political system and our economic system. and you know, there are younger people who are working in those companies who are right now, copying information on the thumb drives and not sure what to do with it yet. i believe that. so i think we're going to see thi

u. s. are seizing on europe's energy crisis to demand sanctions against russia's north stream gas pipeline. this might market keels, easing after president putin's place to boost supplies. some lawmakers are blaming moscow for record price search. president biden, and chancellor merkel committed to taking action. should russia attempt to use energy as a weapon? yet, both of turned a blind eye to the putin regimes deliberate efforts to press europe into accelerating the russian note stream to pipeline certification process by manipulating europe's gas markets and leveraging a severe energy crisis on the continent. le, recently finished nord stream to gas pipeline has been the target of u. s. pressure ever since construction started last year. it came under sanctions from washington. but this summer most of those measures were lifted under an agreement between the u. s. and germany at now needs the final green light from berlin. and russia sees the ongoing threats as an attempt to supper. its rel

u. s. are they had it? well, you know, chris makes a great point that the driving force or is economics, which is very interesting because, you know it, 3 years ago when, when, when i became mine it was 74 percent located in china. you know, the line was that big coins, controlled by china, and china is going to rule the crypto sphere forever. but kristy makes a point that the net, well not so much, right. so we've already seen that a proven that, that, you know, they're going to go to where the economics is not where the politics is. and you know, my, my concern slightly is that i'm afraid some of these chinese crypto miners might be a little naive about the rest a situation. they're looking at taxes and seeing that as a kind of a perfect land of freedom and, and to the top place is destination. so crypt mine is right now south, south dakota and texas, which, which i think is interesting because they're now widely seen to be some of the lease locked down free lease mandate free places in the world. and, an

u. s. are asking the government to use empty terror laws and unfold the f. b. i against parents who complain about what their children are being taught to unordered to where in the classroom, namely, face must they national school boards association. i sent an open letter to the biden administration, claiming the abuse its members have received is tantamount to domestic terrorism to claim as cost outrage among parents. these acts of malice, violence, and threats against public school officials have increased. the classification of these heinous actions could be the equivalent to a full of domestic terrorism and hate crimes for you to dare to try to sneer parents as domestics. harris just reflects just how tone death, school boards, and school administrators. a come about the please of parents on behalf of their children. it comes after the u. s. attorney general wrote to the f. b, i on criminal attorneys to anoine's plans to come, but what he called a disturbing spike in harassment, intimidation on threats of violence against school personnel. my colleague neil

u. s. are making business with china and therefore they will try to find a way to reconcile the one with the other. but the situation is becoming more difficult than it has been in the past. this is for sure. how do you say angela merkel? the legacy? how do you think she'll be reminded? it's a difficult question. no chance in a couple of seconds early. so to put it in nutshell, i would say that as a crisis managers, she did do quite a good job of bringing all parties around one table. but if you look at the fundamental decisions that have been taken, are there a lot of question marks remain in particular with her set up of the european monetary union, or which is still in very difficult conditions. also, the energy transformation of the economy arm was not successful and we are still waiting for a pension reform beds urgently needed and it was clear that it is needed for many years. so very few important reforms were pushed truth during her government period of 16 years. so i would say the over

u. s. military presence permanently on the island of taiwan since 1979. and a u. s. could argue that these troops, if they have been there for nearly a year, are merely taking part in an ongoing training exercise. but it does have an air of permanence about it. now, japan's new prime minister, few mucus, she'd, as promised to focus on leading the country out of the crisis caused by the crown of iris pandemic. in his 1st policy speech, he called for cash payouts to companies, as well as people who have been hit hard by the outbreak will be leading his ruling liberal democratic party into a general election late of this month. little boy, i am determined to devote body and soul to overcome this national crisis, who will carve out a new era and personal in the next generation country, whose citizens are rich at heart. the government will drastically enhance its capabilities against a pandemic, such as strengthening the functions of government is training the flow of people taking legislative steps to secure medical resources, as well as their will come domestic vaccines and medicine. oh, the parents across the u. s. are debating whether or not to

are today in moments by for a while. and i make no certainly no borders to nationalities and u. s. as a merge, we don't have a charity, we don't have a back seen, whole world leads to take action to be ready. people are judgment, common crisis with we can do better, we should be doing better. everyone is contributing each in their own way, but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenge is great. the response has been massive. so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together. wow.

u. s. are fully vaccinated, but 70000000 americans remain unvaccinated. despite the fact that vaccines are widely available and they're free. what dr. oscar elaine is an epidemiologist and a national public health official. he explained more about how lower vaccination rates are impacting the number of cases and deaths in some areas were seen significant a pockets of course in the southeast, in the, in the mid west. and definitely in parts of, as we say, southern areas of our, of our country, which justly points to the fact that this of sustain activity, and especially the way it's impacting the unvaccinated, is, is such a concern. especially as we talk about the fact that death rates or death camps that we see are lagging indicators. so by the time individuals are dying, we've already gone through a significant progression these, which will continue to perpetuate in our, in our society of forge the sad part of all this when we think about data and more specifically around the access are, there

u. s. are shot and killed by their intimate partners. a number of these offenders were prohibited from having guns because of their criminal records. but we don't know how many because no one's keeping track. for nearly a year, i've been collecting an analyzing data on domestic violence homicides, and more than 20 states coming through thousands of pages of court filings and police reports. i found that over a recent 4 year period, at least 90 people were convicted, charged or implicated in the death of their partners and others using guns they weren't allowed to have under federal law. jasmine's partner terrace was one of them. oh, in 2014, he was convicted of domestic violence, assault against a girlfriend. he lived with which should have prohibited him from having a firearm. but these laws don't spell out how guns should be relinquished or taken away therein for sporadically. or in turns his case not at all. and he carried a gun throughout his 3 year relationship with jasmine. i remember him show him his gun or something. i don't know

u. s. are trying to get their dispute over turkey's purchase of russian s 400 air defense systems, and therefore turkey banishment of the u. s. f. 35 cell fighter programs behind them. and what they've been discussing is maybe turkey will want to and then be permitted by the u. s. congress to buy more of the us fighter jets that already has which are f. 16. but on the other side, there's a grouping at the so called your asian is in turkish foreign policy establishment. and in the, you know, the advisors posed to him, who believe it may be turkey's proper place in the world is not so much rooted in nato, but in eurasia, meaning, looking toward j. e, looking toward not just russia, but central asia, turkey countries and even half canister and beyond. so i think that that dispute is being played out with this announcement by, by president eric one without him yet following through. it may be sort of a balancing. all right, so, so we think it's unlikely, but let's just suppose for above it, he does

u. s. coalition invaded afghanistan, but the country now in melton families are having to resort to on thinkable measures. when your stomach is empty, you can't think about the dark side of the cell. i'm forced to sell a few of my kids to feed others. there is no option left with one minute past 5 in the evening here in moscow. thanks for choosing r t for your global news update this thursday. let's get to our top story. boiling gas prices have been reduced to more of a simmer after intervention from vladimir putin. we said russia will rump up exports to europe addressing the continents energy crisis. on wednesday, the president added that moscow would continue its commitment to ukraine in regards to gas transit. as boom as ship h. yes. prom believes that it would be more profitable for it to pay a fine to ukraine and increase the gas volume pumping through the new systems. there's more pressure in the pipe, less c o 2 emissions into the atmosphere. everything turns out cheaper under $3000000000.00 a year, but there's no need for that. it is necessary to fully comply with the contractual obligat

u. s. are branded that and face a probe. after criticizing critical race theory in schools, we hear from one mother about it later in the program. and they showing a shakespeare classic to a class, sees an american college lecturer bard after students were apparently outraged over the lead actor wearing blackface, to portray the main character in the 1900 sixty's movie a fellow ah, are broadcasting live director of studios in moscow. this is art international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. all right, let's start in france where the country's top and bishop is in hot water. after claimed that priests should not report sex crimes against miners if the offense is revealed during confession he is due to meet the countries interior minister, who is against the idea of church rules taking precedence over french law. we spoken to the founder of victims association who himself suffered sexual abuse at the hands of the clergy. tanelle hill false. when we came to france, i was 8 or 9 years old. my parents wanted

u. s. are asking the government to use anti tara loss and involve the f, b i against parents who protest against the way that children are being taught. the national school board association sent an open letter to the biden administration. these acts of malice, violence, and threats against public school officials have increased. the classification of these heinous actions could be the equivalent to a form of domestic terrorism and hate crimes for you to dare to try to smear parents as domestics. harris just reflects just how tone death, school boards and school administrators have become about the please of parents on behalf of their children. the u. s. attorney general has stepped in writing to the f. b, i on criminal attorneys and announcing plans to combat what he called a disturbing spike and harassment, intimidation and threat, so violence against school personnel. my colleague mil harvey spoke with auntie contributed lauren chin, who thinks that many of the accusations have just been blo

u. s. are brandon that in face a probe after criticizing critical race theory in schools, we hear from one mother about it later in the program and.

u. s. are raising their law enforcement budgets? this follows a surgeon crime since last year, when many local authorities cut spending following the defunded, the police movement in new york's new police budget is being hiked by 200000000 dollars in los angeles. about $41000000.00 has been added, funding was cut there after last year's georgia floyd writes, and the mayor of dallas, texas has reversed to police cuts, saying the city now needs to hire more officers. new york to saw a dramatic rise in crime during september, after nearly a $1000000000.00 was shifted from the police to other departments. los angeles has also suffered this year with the homicide rate hitting a 10 year high in the summer. and dallas is grappling with a spike in violent crime last year, homicide. there were up by one quarter hitting a 20 year record. there's a pattern scene across the u. s. in the murder of george floyd in minneapolis and the defendant, the police movement that followed. but retired a police officer, dominic izzo thinks money alone, won't

u. s. are branded that an face. i probe after criticizing critical waste theory in schools. and showing a shakespeare classic until class sees an american college lecturer. bart, after students were apparently outraged over the lead actor wearing black face to portray the main character in the 19 sixty's movies of a fellow.

u. s. are being criticized for taking part in cases in which they or their families stood to financially gain. wall street journal reports that 131 judges failed to recuse themselves from 685 cases since 2010 involving firms in which they or their family held shares. and 2 thirds of the cases ended up being ruled in their favor. the judges or relatives held stock worth more than $15000.00 in companies involved in $173.00 cases, and more than $50000.00 worth into $21.00 cases. the report also founded that in $61.00 instances, the stocks were created during court proceedings. the us courts administrative office says it is looking into the allegations. the wall street journal's report on instances where conflicts inadvertently were not identified before a key was result or transfer dis troubling. and the administrative office is carefully reviewing the matter. i can say with absolute certainty that i never made any decision in favor of a company, because i own stock and was invested in that compan

u. s. are twice as much as they are for a vehicle that is not electric vehicle. so it may or may not work for you. you have to do your research on the cost of ownership because there is a cost for electricity. and that's also getting more expensive because a shortage of electricity. and that leads us into other conversations of countries like poland producing nuclear power because there's a shortage of power as well as a shortage of gasoline and diesel. and so people are that are considering electric vehicles are now starting to think, you know, this might work for me, or maybe i'm just going to work from home, which we're also seeing a higher increase of also. well, and that's interesting because i think we saw that at the beginning of the pandemic, 2 of the work from home, people are kind of like, we didn't need cars. but then there were also people who are like in major cities, is that now i maybe do need a car via, it's been kind of a vicious cycle for pretty much everything. since the start of the pandemic lore and fix the car coach, thank you so much. for y

u. s. are being criticized for taking part in cases in which they or their families stood to financially gain. the wall street journal reports that 131 judges failed to recuse themselves from 685 cases since 2010 involving firms in which they or their families held shares. and 2 thirds of the cases ended up being ruled in their favor . the judges or relatives held stocks worth more than $15000.00 in companies involved in $173.00 cases and more than $50000.00 worth in $21.00 cases. the report also found that in $61.00 instances, the stocks were traded during court proceedings. us courts administrative office says that it is looking into these allegations. the wall 3 journals report on instances where conflicts inadvertently were not identified before. keith was, results, or transfer. dest, troubling, and the administrative office is carefully reviewing the matter. i can say, with absolute certainty, that i never made any decision in favor of a company, because i own stock, and was invested in th

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u. s. are branded that and face a probe after criticizing critical race theory in schools.

u. s. the guns are coming from the u. s. what are you guys doing about about your policies in the meantime until you saw that what you're doing when we have to reach some sort of accommodation and agreement, and try and understand how to manage this it's, it's america's problem, this bleeding into mexico on mexico's problem this meeting into american, i'm not sure we've seen that sort of fundamental shift from biden yet. and then he talks about economic inequality where the early stages of the new renegotiate and laughter, u. s. m. ca, which did looks like the encouraging counter intuitively, perhaps negotiated on the trump, which didn't seem to look, make the us look at more mexican as more than just a bunch of sweatshops. what we have yet to see now, how biden's gonna follow through on that as well. okay, she had, thank you. we'll talk to you later on. hopefully after we've heard from a particular sector state blanket, manual rampal. i mean, while in mexico city at the following events, for us there are doing a pick up on,