u. s. are provoking in nuclear war, a comes after seo and washington and veld a new military stands, including positioning, a nuclear armed submarine near the peninsula. you wouldn't forget, created your recently sat korean president, un, secure in the paper tray to travel, to cross the pacific to the us. this thread, by the perpetrator hewn so pure am to draw that his sinister planned to annihilate the dpi k between the master and the stood is the most hostile, aggressive, and provocative trip with his dangerous nuclear war lives of the u. s. and the pop it group running and mark andrew stiffly, the dpi k, while denying the existence of the g p r k can never be pardoned. and they will have to pay dearly for their rush acts. says your marks him in response to an official visit of the south korean president to the you ass for here. just a joint session of congress and had meetings with both joe biden and the u. s. defense secretary. meanwhile, thousands of south koreans have protested against us

by so many lebanese are obsessed with mercedes and so many pockets, tony's what's a, b, w b. so right now on read the big s u, v. 's are comfortable and drivers like how sitting up so high gives them a better overview of the road. but these vehicles also take up more space and they use more fuel then compact models. bigger surveys are still very trending topic and be automotive industry. and the mom is so high, but mazda at a full size, as you need to have the vehicle line up the cx 60 has hit the roads here in europe, in 2022 as a plug in hybrid electric depot version. and now not says eddie, it knew what the problem was, ends in to this con. welcome to the rest of the interesting times. the magic word in the car industry is downsizing in combustion engines a 16 and is replaced by a false false in the is replaced by a 3 feeling. the engine and even gentleman, premium manufacturers equipped the s u rays that are as big as heavy as the 660 with 4 sealing the engines. the reason for that is that a smaller engine needs less fuel because the friction is reduced and the heavy pods and the engine are reduced. so i

authorities are now bracing for up to 10,000 migrants a day. with title 42 expiring u. s. authorities are unable to turn back migrants because of covid concerns. matt rivers at the border tonight. tonight a rush toward the southern border as thousands of migrants make a desperate push to enter the u. s border patrol, saying it's apprehended more than 26,000 migrants in just 72 hours, another 7500 escaping comes just three days before title, 42 is set to end the trump era health policy, allowing authorities to quickly expel migrants based on covid concerns without giving enough cnder one monthr asylum. mess walkingere see tt jear o so chreom col of ne a b cnce she basically looking to go to the united states to look for a ginhe thousds who haveadthcisioo cross to el paso before new asylum rules take effect on friday. this is the us mexico border and migrants have been crossing at this spot nonstop with title 42 ending later this week. the question is how many more people will be crossing by the end of this week, officials are bracing for upwards of 10,000 migrant crossings e

u. s. are now playing the most significant role anymore. and independent countries are joining the show. there are 2, not only dish dollar, but also stand against you as policies in the course of policies against other nations. we're seeing that opec countries in open plus teen are not responding to us in europe's demands. and they're taking actions and response to the old private cops and as well as the sanctions that i've been for invoice against joshua and of uh, of course, against iran. so the 1st message is clearly that opec members in the open class are no waiting for the us, and they're not taking orders from the us and they're ready to continue trading with each other and cooperate with their charter, despite calls for coming from the west. that says they have to react in a different way. the united states and europeans don't see the global south as a group of sovereign government. they believe that they are the center of the international community. they consider themselves to be exceptional. they consider themselves to be superior,

u. n. bodies should be brought in line with modern realities. the altered reaction from international relations consultant, earl ross mason, who believes that you and reforms are needed of europe. the u. s. are widely represented in the organization while forces from africa, size to america. i'm sorry faced asia struggle to be heard. i think in a panic stage right now they're trying to work something out that they can maintain control, maybe push a bush rough on in china, away from the avoiding a veto, maybe putting some type of savvy odds on how be those work. i do think it needs to be rest. restructured. i don't know now is the right time perhaps after the the dust settles on whatever happens personally, i think the, the european with the us have too much of representation. we have very little representation from a permanent instead of the, the growing in the areas of africa, south america, southeast asia. last year, the ukrainian parliament adopted a lot to remove taxes on organ transplants with a view to making it cheaper for people to get needed surgery. but there's been a gruesome buying product outside. the country has become a gold mine for surgeons operating in the shadows, gai

u. s. are pushing for the we're in parties to meet and get them on friday invoice from the army, travel to the red sea city, to discuss an extended ceasefire and human to terry and cory doors. earlier, it's rejected any outside mediation to end the conflict. no, come as a cut of now and what could we do not see a need for any party to present a initiative for mediation and a solution to the conflict. the sudanese government is able to put an end to it so that should hold off with the threat of air strikes. nowhere is based on thursday, a school and how to north was head and the child killed. that's a city of the south of her to the situation is growing more desperate. people have gone for days without power or running water. fluids and fuel supplies are running low basics are out of stock or simply and affordable fuel stations. supermarkets and pharmacies are either closed or have been destroyed. banks remain on operational boulevard. as long as the models, the economy was already collapsing. w

u. s. are widely represented in the organization. well, voices from africa sized american unsafe east asia struggle to be heard. i think in a panic stage right now they're trying to work something out that they can maintain . control may be pushed, pushed restaurant in china, away from the avoiding a veto. maybe putting some type of savvy odds on how be those work. i do think it needs to be rest. restructured. i don't know now is the right time perhaps after the the dust settled on whatever happens. personally, i think the, the european with the us have too much of representation where you have very little representation from, at least by permanent, instead of the growing in the areas of africa and south america. se agent now this coming weekend tricky. i will the side on it's next president run off will be held after none of the candidates received enough votes for i've tried victory and run one the strongly believe that we will continue to serve our nation for the next 5 years. we will absolutely, absolutely. when these elections i

u. s. are observed to star swallowing it same planet that happened in the solar system, 13000 light years from our own. this, the 1st observation of its kind telescopes, the monitor, the whole night sky caught the brief end of the 10000000000 year old stars live. it's well becoming a red giant and then a bright flash that lasted several days consumes one of its own planets. leave to be similar size to jupiter. ah.

are obsessed with mercedes. and so many pockets tony's what's a vw? diesel right now on read the big s u, v. 's are comfortable and drivers like how sitting up so high gives them a better overview of the road. but these vehicles also take up more space and they use more fuel than compact models. because your views are still very trending topic and be automotive industry. and the mom is so high, but mazda, as a full size, as u. v, v co line up the cx 60 has hit the roads here in europe, in 2022 as a plug in hybrid electric depot version. and now not says eddie, that knew what the problem was, ends in this con. welcome to the rest of the interesting times. the magic word in the car industry is thousands, i using combustion engines. a 6 cylinder is replaced by a faucet in the 4 cylinder is replaced by a 3 feeling. the engine and even the gentleman, premium manufacturers equipped the su v's that are as big as heavy as the 660, with 4 cylinder engines. the reason for that is that a smaller engine needs less fuel because the friction is reduced and the heavy pops in the engine are reduced. so it's

u. s are heading to the u. g asylum and hoping to be allowed into the us to wait for their cases to be processed. they truly believe. that they're going to be allowed into the united states, and then they're going to be welcome, and they're going to be process. the biden administration is sending 1500 u. s troops to the border to assist immigration authorities deal with the expected search in migrants this morning. secretary of homeland security alejandro mayorkas talked about the challenge ahead. we are clear eyed about the challenges we are likely to face in the days and weeks ahead, which have the potential to be very difficult. even after nearly two years of preparation, we expect to see large numbers of encounters at our southern border in the days and weeks after may, 11th we are already seeing high numbers of encounters in certain sectors. has blamed congress for the current situation, saying lawmakers have left the broken outdated immigration system in place for more than 20 years and have not provided t

u. s. . so when we are talking about the southern border, yes it is great to create other legal pathways but nd international law to make sure that they have a way to access and to have their day in court. >> on the gop side we are seeing states like texas use aggressive tactics in arresting migrants on the florida-appointed judge temporarily blocking president biden's border policy that would released migrants on parole. what do you make of the contrast between how the two parties are reacting to these developments? >> i think that it is reflective of the dynamics that we see these days and the recent past where one party decided to weaponize the issue and the other party has perhaps not been as full footed in their defense of immigration as both the right thing and the smart thing to do for our country. governor desantis just this week signed one of the most restricted immigration bills to date and it would make it a felony to bring someone into the state and it orders hospitals to collect immigration status and it allocates an additional $12 million for the transport of migrants to other s

we are ready to process and swiftly remove people without a legal basis to remain in the u. s. border officials have seen a surge of migrants in recent days. one family's desperation clear in this image , a baby being carried in a suitcase. up to 28,000 migrants are now in u. s. border patrol custody with some facilities overcapacity. last night, several senators met in brownsville, texas, some slamming the biden administration for lack of preparation title. 42 is expiring today. and you know what happens tomorrow? those numbers go up. this isn't an invasion and they want the numbers to go up cities far beyond the border, are preparing for thousands more asylum seekers. new york mayor eric adams is now considering using a former prison to house them. he's also bussing migrants to the suburbs, despite local officials declaring an emergency . one suburban official calls it a disastrous mess. we don't know anything about these individuals that are here where they're from . what's their status is not the way to treat people. cities from new york to chicago to denver to los angeles,

u. s. election are just one example. and then of course there's this guy for years form a u. s. president donald trump has complained about a never ending which haunt against him. he continues to misuse the term and he's always the victim spending wins and millions of dollars on his continued, which on an appalling distortion of history that trivializes the plight of so many women, still suffering to day dinning and prefers a more sober approach to its dark past one that honors the victims of which once and brings them back into the conversation. all this delving into the history of our family, which has been enlightening and emotionally exhausting surreal to retrace her footsteps and unbearably sad to think so many suffered her fate. oh, even more upsetting is the fact that women are still going through it, which once aren't only a phenomenon of centuries ago, but rather an urgent problem that affects thousands of vulnerable women every day in africa, asia, and elsewhere. oh the deadly chain of events instigated by envious neighbors in montgomery to kruber's case. oh is a pat

we are having numerous lightning strikes as of this flow wraps around nevada, and for was -- u s, we stronger odds workflow. check out the winds, the odds workflowes per hour into san francisco. the wind pushes through the delta into napa and fairfield. temperatures right now are in the 50's and 60's for the most part, still hanging onto a couple of low 70's out there for inland neighborhoods. what a change it was compared to yesterday at this time. we are anywhere from 6 to 22 degrees cooler. there has been filed there all day yesterday and today. we are going to see the fog pushing and low clouds spread inland overnight. we could see drizzle indicated there by some of the green along the coast, and that it pulls back midday. 20 of sunshine for most everyone except at the beaches once again tomorrow. overnight lows in the low to mid 50's for everyone fairly uniform with lots of low clouds area tomorrow, temperatures similar to today's. in san francisco, we are near the average. inland areas will still get mid 80's, so some areas are still above average area san jose will be 81 tomor

u. s. regulators are rushing to find a rescuer to buy the troubled 1st republic bank. several major financial institutions have reportedly been asked to make bids. first republic she has plunged last week all through real that customers have withdrawn 100000000000 dollars in deposits in march. nor for sports in fish officials in texas say they have 0 leads on the whereabouts of a man who shot and killed 5 people on friday. hundreds of police searching for the suspect identified as francisco appraiser. at a vigil held in cleveland to survivor of the shooting described the hurrying members of the incident. a rallies are taking place in the philippines to mark international workers, day thousands of people gathered in the capital. manila trade unions organized the march to highlight the hardships that workers face up to date with headlines. more news coming up right after war, hotels talk the law a will. the law when with neither side, willing to negotiate is the ukraine war becoming a forever war is america's global leadership, increasingly fragile. what will us politics look like as we had to

u. s. u u has one advantage of the u. s. doesn't have because there are several jurisdictions there, many different ways to get to rome. so many different paths and, and establishing durable or resilient value added change really involves lots of different points of contact. and i think that could actually be affected be would act in europe's favor, but a general over the overarching policy to establish a durable values change. i don't see much of i see competition among the states establishing more reliable alternative di risked sources of inputs for european industry. when we look in general at the way the trade environment globally is moving, we've seen, of course, the inflation reduction act, which has a lot of protectionist measures in it, in terms of where people can produce, where firms can produce in order to get these subsidies. whereas there are other things like chipped act, the u has it's carbon border tax that's going to come up for too long. are we seeing the as we see these protections measures? what does that mean for prosperity in general

u. s marshals are offering a $10,000 r to anyone who p amberleigh ktvu , fox two news new at 11 antioxidant ice mayor is calling on the police chief to fire all of the officers involved in the racist text messaging scandal to misha tours, walker said she is no longer supporting or attending events involving the police department until they're terminated. mayor lamar thorpe has also called for their firing. 38 officers have been placed on leave. roughly 40% of the force in the department is under a civil rights investigation by the state attorney general's office, the vice mayor said in a statement did not address the obvious need to terminate the individuals who have breached their duty of trust to this community is an insult to every single resident of antioch. as a community. we should not be expected to condone. culture of racism and abuse that has completely betrayed our trust to move swiftly past the harm update tonight in yesterday's armed, attempted robbery of a nanny, pushing a 15 month old in a stroller, a deputy chief with the oakland police department said tonight officers have a

u. s. regulators are rushing to find a rescue. it's a by the travel, the 1st republic bank, several major financial institutions have reportedly been asked to make bids. first republic she has plunged last week, all through real that customers have withdrawn 100000000000 dollars and deposits last march. that was when silicon valley bank and signature bank collapse, causing fears of a wide up market fall out. or to that headlines. more news coming up here on our desert right after one or one east. on counting because europe is turning to africa, gas, some free hydrogen trying to cultivate, meet the demand. the us china bratia racing for economic influence on the continent, plus the scramble for africa, spread of elements is hinting up counting the cost on al jazeera and island nations and resource companies are exploring the possibility of mining at the pacific ocean for renewable energy on the prime minister of the cook islands is one pacific lita considering extracting minerals from the deep sea. we've been blessed with a resourc

do you see an ideological shift in how young people are perceiving the u. s. military, and if so, what are the ways it, it's changed? absolutely, and i think if we start with how the u. s. was created to begin with, we know that the u. s. was born out of exploitation slavery, the theft of land, and the u. s. military was born out of that same character. and so our generations now have had way more access to information and have been challenged in ways that have grown them up. unlike previous generations where those generations were taught not to question a, the us government and not to question why we're going to war, but that it your duties ago. and if you're a good citizen, then you'll go. but now our, our use are, are not being fooled. by these narratives and climate change, i think has a lot to do with that. and you have access to information on the front lines of resistance, sort of violence against the land. like you have standing rock, you have missing a murdered indigenous women. you have the hypocrisies and contradictions of the u. s. right in our fa

u. s. establishment. are we going to charge him with the epstein brush as well? yeah i so i saw the comments with no, i'm chomsky and, and he basically said look, i knew the guy we had lunch couple of times and. and so what i mean, perhaps perhaps people did have relationships with epstein business and whatnot, and tati based on, on, well, as we know, illegal trafficking and sex island and all this kind of stuff. daniela's odd. it's a dirty, murky story, but i appreciate you sharing your time with us on your commentary. we'll see you again soon. thanks very much. thank you. thank you. the leader of a death cult in kenya under investigation. if a murder is accused of encouraging followers to starve themselves to death to meet their god, the local authorities of now revealed among more than a 100 bodies, found in a mass grave with several children who had been strangled. generally, most of them showed signs of starvation. we saw features of people who had not eaten, there was no food in their stomach to showed signs of his fixation. the investigation is really look

u. s. newspapers that are known for not being friendly to donald trump or republicans . here's how they explained the award given to those who reported on the russia gate debacle of donald trump supposedly plotting with russia in order to win the 2016 elections. the full deeply source of your left, loosely repulsive coverage and the public interest, the dramatically further the nation's understanding of russian interference and a 2016 presidential election and its connections to the trump campaign. the president deluxe translation team, and he's eventually administration. now the durham report shows that not only did donald trump not collude with russia, but the investigation ended, donald trump was groundless. and improper, essentially the new york times in the washington post didn't just did it wrong. they got it way wrong, but the awards are not being revolved. conservatives are unimpressed. these graceful, a bummer bite, and officials and the corrupt the corporate media boards. this plan has a voice for years. accountability now starting with washington, boston the n

u. s. and germany are also reportedly hostile to that idea. so while zalinski is being straw along by nato lit, service and weapons, ukrainians are paying the ultimate price to keep these essential fantasies alive, to the detriment of more immediate peace. well, we're always working really hot. here we're talking international to bring you both sides of today's major stories. you can read more about the latest ukraine, b a r t dot com. that's where you will learn all about what the mainstream media is not telling you. is your news an audience? ah ah, with this so yes, i would say. november 22nd 2022 count raised orthodox christians, confronted ukrainian security service offices, blocking entrances and exits the keys. oldest monastery. looking for an alleged russian spies among the monks. and so i just got brand new mala lava with the de ukrainian security services can brandon agent of moscow. any medical priest unwilling to break relations with the russian orthodox church, dozens of ukrainian churches have been rated to form a reason for the b

u. s. we are trying to think about it. it's serious. it's serious and it's not cool to be frank related, overdoses are increasing rapidly up by 25 percent in some areas last year. it kills by slowly suffocating the user. so it, it slows down a lot of the processes including respiration. so you forget to breathe. so it kind of shut down the kidneys, but predominantly it's the breathing that that will kill you when injected tranq can cause gruesome skin ulcers. sometimes so severe they require amputation. a track emerged 1st on the west coast in san francisco and is linked to many overdoses. there, the drug crisis here has gotten so bad. california governor gavin newsome has called out the state highway patrol and national guard to help the san francisco police crack down on dealers. and we hand this out to our patients and knock in is an effective antidote for opioids including heroine and fentanyl. but in what seems like a cruel twist. it doesn't work on track, nor can, is a specific drugs the targets opioid receptors. unfortunately, ta

u. s. people are demanding justice for an 11 year old black boy shot by a policeman in the state of mississippi. adrian murray was shots in the chest of the calling police to a domestic disturbance that his home is found. he says the office to escalate the situation and they want him dismissed and charged with aggravated assault. the demanding for the come video to be released was like, come out with your hands up at the moment is when my son came out to come out with their hands up what you're shooting. i don't understand. i don't want a dad this what he was saying, why he was, i was on the ground. i said you're not going dad baby. you're not going dad. just keep talking. so the head head on out to sara. russia agrees to send tactical nuclear weapons to batteries, but it's not a federal reggie on the way and pushing for electoral reform and democratic republic of congo opposition supports us to send on ken shasta, demanding to be hunt the hello. great to see you. this is your weather report for the middle east in africa, pretty much status quote here, not much change. let's go into the goal fo

iranian companies and try to discuss ways to cooperate with iranian petrochemical companies are despite the u. u. s. and western sanctions that have been targeting their one in petrochemical industry. they, the sanctions are, are block, it runs access to key foreign technologies. and the centers also are prevent iranian r petrochemical products on oil derivatives from being marketed in the global market push button. fortunately, the petrochemical industry is sanctioned, proved because it has various products and the international market needs such production. they can put several persons and companies on their sanctioned list. but generally, the petrochemical industry cannot be sanctioned. and it is restriction, prove the needs of the countries for them to fulfill their needs from iran's markets by different approaches. hands who are not worried about the sanctions. this year has been named increasing productivity, or production complexes have commenced their work to have the most amount of productivity for a country. the bricks, countries, including brazilian chinese, russian and indian companies,

u. s. and turkey are treading on sovereign groans of the american. the army in caea were considering the mosque as a compassion. it doesn't matter that tonight to assist talking about combating terrorism and com. i think i said this is just set up. i got that because everyone knows that the american is feeling good, the oil or the dorky. i will tell you that as a government we are going to the exact total of focus. army is a commission and may be a, sam took a circus, considering that they are comp, i think there isn't any for him. power came to see without a permission from here and government. we are considering them as a few of the russian buzzers is illegal. first of all, here and go market invited rations to help this element in combat in korean. their process in caea is illegal year and the are in the legal way. and we are talking about withdrawing off the play and powers. we are mentioning here the united states both came without any permission pharmacy and go want a plan without any permission from un security council that the guy that took m

u. s. in fact, they are not supportive of our whistle blowing despite the fact that in many british outlets treat you as a whistle blower where they support is did they? um the ups of being pods at the guardian then suggests that they would pay for on who you know, who would represent me by the guardian to pay for my lawyers. but you know, and i did end up going for liberty enough of fantastic. they were really great and, and they blocks any type of and one to say horrible things to me. um, uh, any sorts of outspoken political support may have reached out, and i rejected them because i was a campaigning or prim. i'll tavia motives, however good. they may have been, and one way or another way, a highly regarded feature film was made about secret plot to sanction the iraq invasion. daniel ellsberg said that you are with mit treated, you in the intervening years. and were you ever able to establish, or you know, of the out um evidence that the child caught inquiring about the illegal invasion of iraq. and so it's just, it's, it's a non a non event. it is so much. and i think this is very distu

u. s. in germany are also reportedly hostile to that idea. so while zalinski is being strong along by nato lit services weapons, ukrainians are paying the ultimate price to keep these essential fantasies alive, to the detriment of more immediate peace or on a supreme leader has housy criticized the u. s. movie presence in neighboring iraq . currently estimated at 2500 troops. he says that even as one american soldier would be to many americans are not france of iraq. americans are not friends with anyone and are not even loyal to their european france. even the presence of one american in the rock is too much. those was harry was ill surprised as a rug his and so say the u. s. invasion. 2 decades ago, left behind a weight of destruction. a 1000000 people were killed the main war. this face today, amongst a laugh, they have all special coverage, recalling the devastation of that conflict. at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people, and to defend the world from g

u. s. navy ship, ah, we hope god brings peace through every once or down. we are sudanese, people residing in the u. s. people should not think that sudan has been destroyed . no things have happened, but we wish to stay strong. this group of somalis arrived in mogadishu from port sudan online for her favor had in so coca, i am pleased that i have finally arrived in my country. however, what we have been through is unusual and hard to describe, but i am grateful for the opportunity to survive bought for millions of sydney's, there is no way to go that trapped by fighting in a country. the un says is falling apart, victoria gate and be al jazeera. well, our correspondent hip morgan is in cartoon with the latest for the nice armed forces have repeatedly said that when they launch the s drive, it's because they're targeting rapid support for his position. now from residence in the northern part of the capital, specifically in battery, where that loom of smoke is rising. when we spoke to the residents, they said that there were a group of cars belonging to the rapid s

u. s. in germany are also reportedly hostile to that idea. so while zalinski is being straw along by nato lit services weapons, ukrainians are paying the ultimate price to keep these essential fantasies alive, to the detriment of more immediate peace. yet another failed american bank 1st republic has been seats for u. s. federal regulators. irma has been sold to major financial firm, j. p. morgan. now all of its 1st repub is $84.00 offices on remaining deposits. are under control of j. b roland 1st republic had been teetering close collapse. in recent weeks is quite a 30000000000 dollar lifeline from several major financial institutions. a quickly lost more than a $100000000000.00 in deposits due to people hastily withdrawing their money. so plummeted. 97 percent. first republic was the 2nd largest bank implode in recent months. behind silicon valley bank. both la, based in california, and other lenders, signature bibles to collapse. those failures have raise fear that even more lenders are at risk of that a wider system. systemic crisis coul

u. s homebuilders are feeling more confident.builders wells fargo housing market index rose five points last month to the highest reading since july, but the gauge still indicates that the housing market is in a slump. the index has fallen to about half of what it was just about one year ago. talk about trying to liberate the phrase taco tuesday from trademark restrictions. now the phrase was actually trademarked by a small wyoming based chain called taco john's 34 years ago. now talk about is filing a petition with the u. s patent and trademark office to cancel that trademark . the company is claiming it should be available to everyone saying quote. nobody should have exclusive rights to a common phrase. pam cook, that's look at your dollars and cents. thank you. time is 7 48. you have to see this look at what caused an unexpected delay in a subway in mexico city. there was a chicken on the train tracks a lot of people trying to catch the chicken, but it can't getting away. one worker finally caught that speedy chicken by throwi

u. s. in germany are also reportedly hostile to that idea. so while zalinski is being strong along by nato lit services weapons, ukrainians are paying the ultimate price to keep these essential fantasies alive, to the detriment of more immediate peace. ah, turn our attention out to the african consent a search of violence in recent weeks incident has continued despite and declared sci fi extension to the national military and an insurgent group known as the rapid sport forces. now the persistent fighting has delayed negotiations backs by foreign powers due to the tensor situation on the run, many foreign nationals have been cleaned the woodland country in north east and africa among them on a few 100 houses most disuse. who recently arrived in garza, after passing through 11 official from palestine, thanked egyptian authorities for facilitating their return. here's what one of the evacuees said about the matter. but i think that the disclosures began to spread more and more. we tried to assess how great the situation was, whether our friends

are being drawn elsewhere. in the past week, we learned that western europe plans to send f 16 fighter jets to ukraine. the u. s . has agreed to train ukranian pilots of our key, the strategic stars in this war. they are aligning weapons shipments. have been secured. babble tanks are on the ground and fighter jets soon to be in the sky. i, bird golf and berlin. this is the day the today and the next truck is going to begin training. training pilots, 4th generation fighter aircraft including f. 16. i have a flat assurance from the firm zalinski that they will not. they will not use it to go on and move in to russian geographic territory. but wherever russian troops are within ukraine and harriet, there would be able to monitors also coming out yesterday, he was behind bars and imprisoned journalist in bella, russo who dared to defend tonight. he's a free man. thanks to a presidential. pardon. how did that help? i really want to think of the people who believed and made and believed in my sincerity and belief that people can improve and make that mistake. so let's switch to our viewers watching on cbs in the unit

u. s. on the you are talking about cooperation, but there's also being cold calls for a sort of a global framework for regulating a i have plausible do you think this is we start with your us speech supposed to be easier and then thinking about the regulation, i think already, origin that's are different because you're right in point that we need to and probably it's, it is not the only what we wanted to take time. better understand this technology to and to, to figure out how to 1st possibly be better be our self and not depend on the, on the us once again. um and, and also make it compatible with the number of, of, of principals it based on privacy is certainly one, but not so much on the input, but perhaps in the 4th. i mean, well william 14 chapter b is that would be used by check do the b, m there. yes, there may be at the privacy, they the privacy issues. so we mean time the us probably, maybe the government needs time. but the company is the walk to these time because they want to develop faster than the most obvious competitor, which is china. so that's why i seen the said structures, that

if you are concerned about this, look on the internet for the number of private military companies in the u. s. u. k . and france, there are dozens of them. and many of them have worked on the borders with russia, including inside ukraine, labor and human rights lawyer, jen cabal. it believes washington is simply annoyed, that african countries are turning to wagner for help instead of the us. it means to be a sovereign country. you can choose your friends. you can choose your economic partners, and you can choose your military partners. i mean, every country has a right to do that. and while again, the west may be upset that they are not the ones being called upon. maybe they should do some self reflection. i wonder why that is because they've done a lot of harm with their military adventures. and i think again, africa's learned from that and they're again looking toward to the east. now north korea claims is southern neighbor along with the u. s. or provoking in nuclear war, a comes after seal and washington and build a new military stance, including positioning a nuclear. i'm submarine near

u. s. representative to you and had done exactly that. so these things, these cracks are appearing and the u. s. this is actually making us more frantic because they believe that they have to do something dramatic in order to slow. not only china, but also in all other perceived areas. bennett way like cuba, russia. you name it. the list goes on. alright. i and our time getting senior fellow at the top a institute, thanks a lot for joining us on the program. thank you. ah. after the 1st time in french polynesia history, a pro independence party is now in control of the government and follows the landslide election. victory. independence is the only way if we want to red, decayed to poverty. that is eaten away a tall country. however, any referendum needs the approval of paris and even the most ardent of secessionist, acknowledge it could take 10 to 15 years to achieve their goal. the french president emanuel micron recently criticized the polynesian authorities over their plans to increase cooperation with another major player in the region. china, france took over the co

u. s. use of generally are too much had in other news, the u. s. congress is expected this wednesday to vote on legislation to give america yet more credit, treasury secretary john and yellow, and warns that the nation may default on its financial obligations as early as next week. if the debt ceiling is not raised, a default analyst have said which would be an economic earthquake for the country. as we know, estimate the treasury will have been sufficient resources to satisfy the government's obligations. if congress has not raced or suspended the death limit by june 5th, during the week of june, 5th, treasury is scheduled to make an estimated 92000000000 of payments and transfers. therefore, our project at resources would be an adequate to satisfy all of these obligations. the fiscal responsibility act would allow washington to borrow more over the next 2 years and then set certain spending limits to the end of the decade. one major reason for the needed injection is that the us defense budget is reported to be funded to the tune of $8860000000

u. s. and indeed, what can be done globally? these are so fighting contained by this and i've been coming in. but if it's a symbol or any sign that something's not drive to the financial sector in the banking center, need to con, you went all got a contest that went to order, lose full cost is an economy contusion across the way. not only for those in there, not there was, i checked her, i also for the product to my soc, clever se invoicing not also given a fee to determine that in future i would that dispense not only those that have but also allows those that are dropping like menu for us in africa to have that i didn't know destiny then are you part repercussions not just for the western angel system, but also for the wider economy. what happens from now on word is that banks become weary of lendy. so what is currently an interest rate risk and a market risk? i do monthly downs and dual credit risk of you know, increasing the chances of a wider you ester session, and then like to monthly or deeper be over the session. if inflation rema

are safe, our bank, wrong capital and liquidity. or to contribute or chris m selected with the ongoing chaos on american markets. the u. s. that is pretty much worthless. you go annual crash in the us market at g to the fact that as, as ones and investors are now looking at the united states and thinking asked, is this a safe place for me to buy stops and equities, or any kind of a global investment community says now the u. s. economy gets food into 3 full lights, the u. s. for the same way, just like what happened in germany. 1929. we didn't tie. we'll barrow past. so i think we're moving toward this multi u. s. dollar becoming more or less the font is a global reserve currency from and beat even the russian, brutal which are where we're seeing. i wanted me to be policy d t v right this year. so people will start moving away and i think we'll start seeing a wall that isn't dictated so much. so whatever uncle sam decides to do when he wakes up breakfast in the morning with his us, stella, it's a very exciting time. a bit of a scary time in one by a definitely excited. no, it doesn't just make our cars go, we'd be dearly m

but there are a lot of economic overlays right now. the u. s. is talking a lot about security, but almost all the countries in the world are looking for economic assistance. so far that has not been forthcoming. these things, these cracks are appearing in the u. s. this is actually making us more frantic because they believe that they have to do something dramatic in order to slow. not only china, but also all other perceived areas. been venezuela, cuba, russia, you name it? the list goes on for the 1st time in french polynesia history, a pro independence party is now in control of the government. it follows a landslide election. victory. independence is the only way if we want to read the k to pull her to that. it's in a way to talk country over any referendum needs the approval of paris and even the most ardent of secessionist, acknowledge it could take 10 to 15 years to achieve their goal. the french president emanuel micron recently criticized the polynesian authorities over their plans to increase cooperation with another major player in the

u. s. in germany are also reportedly hostile to that idea. so while zalinski is being strong along by nato lip service weapons, ukrainians are paying the ultimate price to keep these essential fantasies alive, to the detriment of more immediate peace. we are a senior official in the republic of georgia says the e u doesn't want to grant membership courtesy to this country because georgia doesn't want to enter into the ukraine conflict. the refusal to grant candidate status was a political decision and the public understood very well why this happened. georgia government is a problem for them because it has not joined the sanctions against russia. it has not started a war. it has not opened the 2nd front in the country. whatever decision will be made, it does not depend on us. se grants is this status will be happy if they don't, then this is not a problem either. this comes after the country you face a week long roy plus months over a proposal on foreign agent registration processes crash and police. and eventually the natural form voted agai