u. s. calls on tariffs on russian oil. i'm will on psycho ex, watching nico is in germany to learn german. hello, benito. why not learn with him online, on your mobile and free chef? t w's e learning course. eco's vague? ah ah ah, the u. s. search as allies to slap tariffs on russian oil. but moscow claims such a move would be self destructive. we'll look closer at the american plans and rushes currency appears to have bounced back from its post invasion slum, but is the recovery. oh, that it appears to be a state of your business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. we begin in moscow where the kremlin is wanting the u. s. that a proposed tariff on russian oil would mean higher prices for bias. a government spokesman said it would force important to seek alternative suppliers as well. it follows comments from us treasury ship secretary, janet jaelyn. he said tariffs would be combined with a phased embargo on russian oil. the proposals are set to go before g 7, finance leaders this week or more on that. let's tend

u. s. called the meeting of the un security council to highlight the impact of conflict. in particular, the ukranian conflict on food prices. and they put the blame squarely on russia who require russian government seems to believe that using food is a weapon. will help accomplish what its invasion is not to break the spirit of ukrainian people. still ukrainians are going to great lengths to feed their own people and to feed the world, the decision to wage this war is the cremeans and the cremeans alone. refresh, stop fighting tomorrow. the war would end. if you crane start fighting, there would be no more ukraine. so russia pushed back blaming ukraine for blocking ports and the west economic sanctions for price increases will use the way you can . you just need more. but if you don't want to remove your sanctions of choice, then why are you accusing us of causing this food crisis? why is it that as a result of your irresponsible geopolitical games, the poorest countries in regions should suffer is us know, at the middle of it, you know, the un secretary general has been

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u. s. calls the pool effect. the invitation by not fulfilling their agreements part of their agreements in 2017 was not to accept anymore. cubans that reached their borders. they stopped doing that and he started accepting cubans. in march of this year, us accepted. $32000.00 cubans in a month. $32000.00 cubans in a month. illegal migrants not just reach the border of the united states. cubans that want to migrate and hear that news and learn about it. they say there's an avenue there. there's a way to enter the united states if you use the illegal channel. and yet, panama, which is the, make, the practically the only way out of here to get to another country through copper airlines. so you can get, for example, to nicaragua, which does not require a visa for cubans to make it know what has just implemented or the demand for transit visa. and your government says that that is from pressure. that is the cause by pressure from the united states to, to stop the cubans from coming. so it seems to be a contradiction w

u. s. called for the vote after the north fire 3 ballistic missiles, south korea on the us. the also carried out live fire drills. they began all is off present. joe biden flew home from meeting south for his new present you and so kill the weekends. both agreed to hold large and military exercises on a regular basis. the i russian troops have launch shells toward savannah, done at quit, contain instructions on how to surrender. thousands of people are believed to be trapped in the city as russian force, as advanced from 3 sides on tuesday. russia's defense minister, so gay chicago said his troops were deliberately advancing slowly to try to avoid civilian casualties, which as 80 kilometers south west of sabera done as the russian flag has been raised over an administrative building and spit, low dusk pro russian troops. i've also been seen patrolling its streets. the town was one of 3 in the done at screech and captured by russia on choose day. ukraine's defense minister says rushes east and offensive as entered as most active phase, as had beg, has more from crime at tours

u. s. called states into florida, thursday into friday. let's go to the desert southwest right now. still quiet, still parched conditions here. temperature is pretty well where we expect to see them as angeles has a height 23 degrees after the pacific northwest. our next disturbance here. so we see some showers in washington state and oregon. western canada also some rain, vancouver. it's been a pretty dismal spring. there, i just the other day hitting 18 degrees for the 1st time. want to show you this off the pacific coast of mexico. it may cook up into a tropical storm or potentially a hurricane will watch that carefully. but really intense rain falling into costa rica and panama now for the top end of south america. our cecil rains not as intense as we would expect, but still falling right through the amazon basin. and we've got this line of storm stretching from paraguay right into the southeast of brazil, and cooler weather and montevideo, at 13 degrees. that's below average. that sure weather update. ah, for over a century american parents of intrusted their sons to the boy sc

u. s. called for the vote after the nor find 3 ballistic missiles, south korea, and the us of also carried out life fire drill. it started ours off the president, joe biden flew home from meeting south chris, you president unit. so you're at the weekend both agreed to hold large military exercises on a regular basis. rescue teams and searching for dozens of people who are missing often overcrowded boat sank off the coast. cheesier. the vessel went down near the city as facts. 24 people have been rescued, but one person has died and at least 76 others are unaccounted for. the boat was sailing from the libyan city of water. when it capsized president, she's paying has defended china's record to the un high commissioner for human rights. we shall bustle, 8 is on a 6 day visit to china. it coincides with the leaking of thousands of photographs. the pictures report leesha week of people in so called re education camps. china is also accused of issuing shoot to kill orders for escape attempts. aging has

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u. s called the delivery of the rocket systems from the u. s unacceptable warned ukraine is blocking wheat exports from the black sea and causing shortages in parts of the world. the united nations is warning that the shortages leading to price hikes, according to the world food program, families across africa are paying about 45% more for wheat flour. before the russia ukraine war began the two countries supply to combine one third of the russia of the of the world's wheat exports. some countries such as somalia get more than 90% of their wheat from russia and ukraine. americans are now going south of the border to get baby formula because of the shortage of baby formula here in the states, some americans are crossing into mexico americans have been seen in tijuana, buying baby formula at pharmacies and big box stores there, such as costco. the baby formula shortage in the united states persist despite international help scammers are taking advantage of desperate families who are going online for food reporter mills hazes in minneapolis. with

u. s. is calling in moscow to stop blocking ukrainian ports as fears grow of a global food crisis. the un says the lack of exports from the region is driving up the price of staple foods, by as much as a 30 percent ukrainian president of leukemia. zalinski who says don't boss has become the hell is russian forces intensify that offensive? their villages and cities across the eastern region are being shelled. my cuba is next. me the what was known as we need to know that on the fish i don't need to be here with me when you look at me when you buy it to me and also you can just, you know, you can you open the home and ya today and number of other we're going to be what we said as well. they sent me a lot of them, a lot of possible. give me one. i know. i mean, i mean, i shooting off the edge of the the cannes film festival is back in full swing with big names and blockbuster dubbed up to remind us that the cinemark spirit is back on the menu. organizers have rolled out the red carpet for ukraine, and with russian official band from attending solidarity with ukraine is if the agenda l

u. s. army called berlin nellum, initial member of the don't ask peoples republic. russell bentley says, this is what happens to countries facing nato and the usa ah, with devastation and war syria, iraq, afghanistan, olivia yugoslavia. and now ukraine is joining the list of countries devastated by the outcome of the color revolution. for starters, i wouldn't call it a cou. i would call at the popular overthrow of a, of an illegitimate regime. ah, i was in widen, in 2014 when my daughter started not to plant grain disease, a civil war situation for leg from abroad. not from russia, but fully from bend on north fulton worship, from canada. p monday. ah. directly from not ginger. thanks to the finish. journalist ian has put. couldn't get people in the west can know what's really happening and ukraine hoops, but that's not just what's reported by western media. this is a serial war situation, not war between crane and russia, but war from the west against russian world. on february, the 23rd 2014, just after my done, the ukrainian parliament voted to repeal the law on basics of state langua

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but it doesn't help that much, because what economists call pass through in the u. s. is very low just because the u. s. the structure of after economy again, it's hell, but it doesn't have that much. and on the other hand, it can hurt the growth figures because of leads to calling exports and rising in parts. and that was the major reason p d, p contract in the 1st quarter because you mentioned the, the word richard recession is being banned is around a lot. is the us at risk of a recession just 2 years after emerging from one there is always a risk. i don't think you can rule out completely, but there is already so much stimulus in the economy already. real interest rates will remain sharply negative in real terms for a number of years to come. the labor force participation rate is rising and the strength of the dollar will encourage consumption. so i don't think the recession on an out right basis is likely. however, we are in per period of slow growth, right. which to that extent will help. so inflation over time. if not very quickly, can the federal reserve you th

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out of the the call between the ministers and again, you know, can you explain to me, i mean the americans on behalf of ukrainians. i guess ukrainians are not in play anymore. it's the u. s. me calling all the shots. why didn't i lloyd austin say, a cease fire and you know, maybe we'll talk about those 6400 sanctions. so, i mean, it's kind of like nothing for nothing. i mean, what kind you gambit is, this is almost the point of being juvenile. go ahead, i mean, in my opinion, they want to repeat what the means to it mean. so talking, talking, using this time to reinforce the army. and you know, actually is it ask for a ceasefire. 2 days after the beginning of the operation. if you remember, give us for negotiation and they get the 1st and it goes titian after 4 days. because in my opinion, there is some people, you know, if and especially in washington or in london, that perfectly understood that on the operative point of view, russia is willing to work after the 1st week of fight. because it's a block completely, all their economy for pre beating in the possibility of a fancied, i mean, according it offensive on the, on the plan. so i said, is it what did it do is the l

u. s. intelligence has called it essentially a stale made and ukraine's far east, but severe danielle, which is basically surrounded by russian troops, has just had a victory against the russians who are trying to take that city and of so far failed. a correspondent. i mean, as if reporting tonight from believe in ukraine. i mean thank you. ukrainian children have largely gone without any schooling since russia began its invasion. but even under bombardment, some teachers and kids are trying to keep the learning process going. in the subway is beneath the city of her keith. they're doing the best that they can under some very extreme circumstances. it's not your everyday school commute. this girl leaves the subway car, she calls shelter, goes up an escalator to attend class on a train platform. it's a history class. the teachers as the war has made learning all the more essential but they have other things. and yet them, when you study at school, they didn't like history at all and you knew, oh, but the lessons, how to support them mentally, to just way not. we'll get with it. and because no

u. s. had already called the visit a mistake. it's unclear what boshoway will encounter during her. she jang visit, but asked coverage from chinese state media already provide some clues. this is the vision of shin young. the china ruling communist party wants the world to see the weaker cassock and other muslim minorities dancing, studying mandarin, and drawing pictures the up, the public face of what page it describes as a successful campaign to fight terrorism and restore order and ethnic cohesion themselves in the general nurse and i want to declare that there is no way to stay just kind of social harmony instability that existence. ginger young and we are not hiding anything. we see a significant data leak from young security apparatus shows a very different picture from beijing's version. the files released as un human rights chief, michelle bachelor, began a 6 day visit, include mac shops of thousands of detained. weaker is an internal documents outlining, shoot to kill policies for those who tried to escape it's, it's hard to describe, but it's deeply traumatizing looking. t

u. s. government has repeated its call for a thorough and transparent investigation into the killing of sharing a clay with hydrogen castro joins us live now from washington, dc. hydro. so what more details came out of that net price breathing that stern? yeah, this was an audio briefing given by the state department spokesman ned price in which he was asked to react to the israeli military's decision not to open a criminal investigation into sharina killing. he didn't really react where he did instead was reiterate the u. s. position at that the calls for an independent, thorough and transparent investigation that he said must include accountability. now, who is the investigating party, all these details? again, those were a questions that remained unanswered. but indeed, since the killing of sri now going on 9 days, there has been wide spread international condemnation and calls for a thorough and independent investigation. a lot of you, as house members have signed a letter to be of be always to what they been asking for them. that's right. this is a letter signed by 56 members of th

u. s. the e u and the u. n. have o back calls for full investigation into her kelly w's. jerusalem corresponded tanya kramer was at st. joseph's hospital when police began firing. she told me what she experienced. oh wow, was absolutely shocking. scene stare at st. joseph hospital, we were actually reporting from there. we were standing outside the gate. there was already a heavy police presence that had cordoned off the street surrounding the hospital. and once to casket actually appeared the police and rushed into the courtyard, which is also the main entrance to the hospital. and we heard stun grenades because at the same time then mounted police was just this. where a pushing against the people are outstanding outside and dispersing them in the street be also saw, you know, they were taking down many of the palestinian flags before morning, had waved palestinian flags. now d is where the police had said in a statement afterwards said nationalistic tans and stones western prompting the police to rush in. but for most people th

u. s. and we take a look at the so called great replacement theory, how it's fueling racist violence, and the us ah with big contrast and temperature again, they're a big thunderstorms just showing on the eastern side of the u. s. on this satellite picture though, keep going through monday night, then disappear during tuesday, leaving behind what looks like fairly quiet weather. but the pump of this moisture in this warm from the gulf. so the feed into potential big showers here and still the 4 corners state. so we talked about you time and down towards new mexico, particular the winds are still up, it's still bone dry and the still fires, burning in that risk continues. further south from the biggest chows are once again going to be, i think, around the islands, north of cuba. cooper itself, probably hispaniola, and then down towards the isthmus, the finished part of it. so we're talking about costa rica and panama. good part of mexico is warming up again and looks fairly dry to me. the wet weather in south american, its a seasonal rain, is showing itself more, less from french gonna westwar

u. s. recently called a genocide, 5 years on the remainder are still trying to escape on saturday. at least 17 drowned when their boat capsized in bad weather off the coast of mia mars western rac kind state. the un high commissioner for refugees, for legal grande is in bangladesh to discuss helping there were kinda returned to me and more, but talks if stalled, since last year, when me and mars military took power in a coo, grande's his bangladesh student should not be left to shoulder, the burden of looking after the ringer refugees on its own we have the memorandum of understanding with the authorities in myanmar which has recently been extended by the de facto authorities. this is a good sign will continue to engage in order to help create those conditions. but we need to patience. this is why it's so important to continue to support bangladesh while it continues to host almost a 1000000 refugees from younger. well, i'm here in bangladesh. also to highlight that in spite of the enormous attention and resources that understandably and rightly are put into the response to the ukr

u. s. and germany have called it a marshall plan for ukraine on lines of the massive help that europe go to the bill itself after the world war 2 from the u. s. a. experts at peggy, this as on one trillion to 2 trillion dollars and that would largely depend on when the war ends. that's going to be a big question. and the other debating point is how are they going to raise this much money? this massive amount of finished pack is that would be needed. among the discussion among the topics that have come up is, are among the ways that they're thinking is bar probably joint bonds, joint you bonds. that's one way that you exploring something that we saw off to the court on a pandemic. and then the other way is, could be actually sees the billions of acids that they have see they froze in from russia of russia. and that's one of the key talking points of this meeting. legally, it's problematic for now. they will have to find a way as to how they can seize that amount and make sure that russia pays for the rebuilding of ukraine. i should just briefly have to ask you the u. s. is also arriving with

u. s. all calling for a thorough investigation, but also condemning what's happened here. no, i know you're now working as well as a political analyst. can you give us a sense of how you feel, how far this diplomatic fallout could go, could they be consequences for israel? what regrettably, there isn't really a lot of confidence in how far these condemnations will go. we know that i was a 0 and that puts, i will follow through and pursue justice for should be in the but quite frankly the united states and, and other countries including the u. k. have been notorious for shielding israel from accountability. they have the pressure, the icpc in the past, not to accept any engagement with the referrals made to them about is israeli war crimes and other violations of their own statutes. we've seen time and again at the united nations, how these countries try to protect israel from any kind of even verbal rhetorical reproach, if you will. so the confidence really is quite shaken. i'm not sure that the journalists will take comfort in all of those statements knowing full well tha

u. s called the delivery of the rocket system from the u. s unacceptable.ening this memorial day bay area ceremonies and parades remembering the lives of soldiers, marines, sailors and airmen who died in combat from all of the wars. the u. s has been involved in this morning at 9 30. the marin county united veterans will hold the ceremony in san rafael at the military monument at 11 a.m. u. s. senator alex padilla will join gold star families at the san francisco presidio for memorial ceremonies. also at 11 a.m. there are ceremonies at the oak hill cemetery in san jose. in walnut creek civic park and san jose's mission city memorial park earlier this weekend, scouting groups decorated the gravesites at the golden gate national cemetery in san bruno. each one of these scouts takes a reference that i am honoring you . i am honoring what you've done, and i'm honoring your dedication to america. all the scouts. we talked tuesday they decorated the graves during the pandemic, but this year, it seems even more important since more people will be coming to the cem

the, the, the call between the ministers and again, you know, can you explain to me, i mean, the americans on behalf of ukrainians like ukrainians, are not in play anymore. it's the u. s. make calling all the shots. why? why didn't i lloyd austin say a cease fire and you know, maybe we'll talk about those 6400 sanctions. so, i mean, it's kind of like nothing for nothing. i mean, what kind you gambit is, this is almost the point of being juvenile. go ahead, i think, in my opinion, they want to repeat what they did was means to it means talking, talking, using just fine to reinforce the army. and you know, actually is it ask for a ceasefire. 2 days after the beginning of the operation. if you remember, give us for negotiation and they get the 1st news session after 4 days. because in my opinion, there is some people in kiff and especially in washington or in london, that perfectly understood that on the operative point of view, russia as want to work for after the 1st week of fight. because it's a book completely older, economic for pre beating a any possibility of a fancied, i mean a coordinate offensive on the, on the plan. so i said, is it what did it do is the last

u. s. is calling on moscow to start blocking ukrainian ports. fears, grover global food crisis un says, the lack of exports from the region is driving up the price of staple foods, march 30 percent. the us president has welcome the leaders of finland and sweden to the white house after they submitted their applications to join nato. all 30 members of the military alliance must back the bids for them to become members. turkeys president has voiced opposition. the joe biden says the applications will be ratified the northern countries set aside decades of neutrality after russia invaded ukraine. diplomatic, as james bass has more from nato headquarters in brussels by speaking to diplomats about this. and they say, yes, president. oh, once objections that he states are about kurdish nationalists and about what he says harbouring terrorism by sweden and finland. but perhaps there are other issues . and perhaps the real target of, of his comments is not sweden and finland, but it's actually the us. i think that they are also a little worried here because they thought when turkey 1st raised these

u. s. government called on the food industry to market thousands of processed foods that were reduced in fat and saturated fat. so if you're the food industry and you're supposed to reduce fat, what are you going to replace a live? well processed grans and sugar ah, agro industry, slight of hand made the transition, painless, sugar, a cheaper placement for fat, made light, food, tasty and addictive. chemist went to work extruding, ingredients, supermarket shelves, filled with attractively package, starches, reprocessed, his bread, cornflakes, and convenience. foods eating excessive sugar causes deep dysfunctions inside our bodies, starting with the hormone imbalance. when you eat certain hormones go off and the main hormone that's involved in energy metabolism is insulin. insulin determines whether the calories we eat, get burned, or get stored as fat, glucose sugar that is fuels nearly all living cells. when we eat, our pancreas secretes insulin and this insulin is what transports sugar to ourselves. when our diets are heavy in foods that are starchy and sweet, like processed foods, in