u. s. calls that you don't find in jobs of the horrors of ethnic cleansing are compound. why is really surveillance technology and no render modi's re election campaign in, in the power point? an army of foot soldiers on the ground and the messaging bullets on one side. this past week's united nations security council resolution demanding a cease fire in gaza. the 1st to do so is significant, although not for the reasons its authors may have intended the passage of the resolution at the highest body of the un. with the u. s. declining to use its vito could mark a pivotal moment in israel's increasing international isolation. for its western backers, the fact that israel through its continued bombardment and starvation of palestinians is defying that resolution makes their role that much harder to defend. in the as ready media, the opposition to the when vote is almost unanimous. more striking is the lack of interest from american news outlets. the implications this story raises are a little uncomfortable for them as well. they hit close to home, because of fallacy has bee

u. s. calls to i switch investigation and to be a talk to you watching out g 0 live from don't have with me for the back. people also coming up the ron ones, it will respond decisively after a suspect to these really striker and it's conflict in damascus. scales as senior military commander. we will continue to make clear is that we support the work that the free pressed us us as is concerned after israel pass is a law that could bind. i'll just here is operation. same sheesh. and another university system sends me in myanmar help folks make weapons in secret workshops decides the military just the thank you for joining us. we begin in central guys where and is really striking debt. all the law has scaled at least 7 a to work as most of the foreign nationals, the convoy was hit shortly after leaving a warehouse. the victims intrude upon his simeon a us canadian duel national and citizens of australia, the u. k. and poland. their way employees of wealth, central kitchen, a charity, coordinating a

u. s. green calling, can you presidential candidate jo sign was arrested in washington university in saint louis, missouri during the profile of sitting in raleigh on signs of a postage from the sanctuary. police pushing her with a bicycle. every course of process just tried to sound safe around this time said she was charged with a salting as an officer. component. titian was released office spending 7 hours behind phones, and she then proceeded to attend another valley at columbia. and as i said to us, the green parties coach s, as in margaret elizabeth, said the connotations arrest shows the extent to which political oppression develops in the us. well, i think it really highlights the hypocrisy that the democratic party and indeed the republican party as well in body. they will tell us that they want peace for everyone and then fund genocide. they will tell us that, oh, we are trying to uphold the in the, in the world. and yet allow lawless behavior and, and, and to democratic behavior to take place right under their nose is not actively supporting it. when you see people like dr. stei

u. n. s. called the wells was displacement prices, nearly 2000000 still denise have fled to neighboring countries. half of them have gone to eva chad or egypt. the rest have entered sa. so don e c o p a and the central african republic. putting more pressure on already scarce resources in these countries, and the spread of the fighting to rule and little areas and restrictions on the delivery of humanitarian aid have also pushed down to the brink of finding. the un says at least 5000000 people now facing catastrophic hunger. even morgan reports from undermine. yes. that's what a nice capital cartoon, a block tower and rolling along with many of the buildings. this was the municipal headquarters of i'm through mine to dance. second largest city in the capital have to be destroyed by a year of conflict between the sudanese army and the power of military rapids support forces or r s. f repeated artillery. drone and strikes has left to devoid of any signs of life. much of the city was once a strong cold

do we know of what was discussed in the call between the u. s. president and benjamin at the national as well. we know is a phone call between president vine and prime minister netanyahu is happening on the same day. as you mentioned, is a trip of a secretary of state antony blinking for his latest trip it to the middle east and both the phone call and the trip. or of course it related what we saw. and when we ran to also in the white house, press release, if there is a sentence about ongoing talks to secure the release of hostages, that will be one of the main topics of secretary blinking trip to saudi arabia where he will meet egyptian and also have tare officials to assess and send tim and aries with him as and cease fires and hostage talk. and it was announced by the state department as it was already en route to saudi arabia. that he would also stop in jordan and israel to meet with both jordanian and it's really official. so we can expect to hear more on this efforts to on one side to release the hostages, but also secure a long term cease

u. s. companies and the d. c. but what is also known as the legal cases brought by human rights groups. calling these u. s. companies for failure to implement policies. busy against child labor and abuses in the supply chain. this was on behalf of 14 communities families with children have either died or suffered serious injuries while watching on the dangerous stone age conditions at coble mines in the region. even so, you, as court refused to hold these companies liable for the latest support for talking to the dispute, that the ruling means these dec giants will not face liability for failing to protect children. forced into labor as are seasonal miners in the democratic republic of congo. despite having policies that profess 0 tolerance for child labor, this ruling not only emphasizes the legal complexities been holding multinational corporations accountable for their supply chains, but also signals the concerning incentive for these companies to diminish transparency, directly contributing their publicly stated commitments against child labor. it doesn't, and the pollution caused by a copeland, coal

he called the u. s. and japan, shipmates on as a vote of democracy, but really his main message to us lawmakers was so u. s. is not alone. meaning if they you, us does not leave japan to stand up to china alone in the in the pacific. then japan will not also leave us alone on the global stage to act as the world policeman. this is of course, happening against the backdrop of growing a skepticism, especially among us house republicans about. so you was to, is a role in the world about the us to support for foreign wars offer support for its allies and void embroiled in foreign wars. and what so the expectation from casita here is, is that they should not give up on us leadership. and if they don't, japan will be there to help. now, to be fair, japan really has been putting it's money where it's analysis. it's an act and several key policy changes in the last 2 years that really did allow it to become a better defense partner. like lifting some of the kurds on its defense, exports like increasing its defen

u. s. president joe biden has called for an immediate hold to the finding in an interview with a spanish language tv network. he disagreed with the approach taken in garza by is why the prime minister benjamin netanyahu i'm calling for is for the israel is to just call for a cease fire. allow for the next 6 say weeks total access to all food and medicine going into the country. i've spoken with every move from the saudis to the jordanians, to the intentions. they're prepared to move in, are prepared to load this food in. and i think present vendor and there's no excuse to not provide for the medical and the, and the, and the food needs of those people they should be done now. asked out, correspondent enjoys them. i mean, as if, if israel is government was listening to the mounting criticism by its allies, as well as signs that benjamin netanyahu, his government is listening and assigns that is not the pressure. it's certainly mounting. you have heard biden say that he wants to cease fire to happen. he also in the interview called what, nothing yahoo is doing and gaza at a mistake. those

u. s. agree to, to withdrawal. it's more than $1000.00 service members covering fees. i'm deployed in the z. the u. s. has tried to call to vote. it's itself raw the with the military machines in both chad and new. ze, i'm hoping to preserve long standing counter terrorism ties and to, to maintain millage c assets in keeping the $100000000.00 joint base situated in the museum. and so 2 of august is that to act to as the have before the veiling match off the entire as to how region entering the crews. the wind, some of these african countries kicked out the french military and as a wisdom back security pockets the us government to misread the signals and come to us for the moves and the action as a win for them. and so what's included when the news here indeed is shift over and dictates the terms even with the lights of to just. but then also when it comes to chad, the situation is a bit of a different dynamic because jazz, who was not to overturn the system, but to preserve the system. we've also seen report stating that the u. s. and chad have agreed that to the period following the upcoming tab in presidential electi

and i want to ask you about specifically about the russian in china because you called you've been critical of the u. s. foreign policy, and you called the united states a care agent. putting aside the moral considerations. what do you seeing on the downside of a such a policy for its author is when the united states or the united states was trying to prevent the rest of the world from creating an alternative. the united states is trying to make its own rules. that's what it, those, the rules space order, but that's completely a dogs with international law and the united nations and the role of international law. and so if the united states can site take trading, case pay us if of prevent other countries from getting together at last, the end praising an alternative, most of the chaos is around the countries where the united states has trying to start a colored revolution. and in order to have a regime change to bring a friendlier, more of a pro, your west client oligarchy, into being linked argentina or brazil or germany. and that's the ideal go to a country who they want leaders of another country to

u. s. agreed to to withdrawal. it's more than $1000.00 service members covering fees. i'm deployed in the z, the u. s. has tried to call to vote. it's itself raw. the, with the military machines in boats had a new ze, i'm hoping to preserve, longstanding counter terrorism ties and to, to maintain millage assets, including the $100000000.00 joint base, situated in the museum. and so 2 of august is that to act to as the have before the veiling, much of the entire as to how region. and during the cruise, the wind, some of these african countries kicked out the french military. and as a wisdom back security deposit is the us government to misread the signals and um us to the moves and the action as a win for them. and so what to put when thing is you have indeed a shift over and dictates the terms even with the lights of check just but then also when it comes to chad. the situation is a bit of a different dynamic because ted, who was not to overturn the system, but to preserve the system. we've also seen report stating that the u. s. and chad have agreed that to the period following the upcoming tab in presidential electio

u. s. companies and the d. c. but what is also known as the legal cases brought by human rights groups. calling these u. s. companies for failure to implement policies against child labor and abuses in the supply chain. this was on behalf of 14 communities, families with children have either died or suffered serious injuries of still working on the dangerous stone age conditions at coble mines in the region. even. so you as court refused to hold these companies liable for the legit support we're talking about display that the ruling means these dec giants will not face liability for failing to protect children. forced into labor as are to the know miners in the democratic republic of congo, despite having policies that profess 0 tolerance for child labor. this ruling not only emphasizes the legal complexities, been holding multinational corporations accountable for their supply chains, but also signals it concerning incentive for these companies to diminish transparency, directly contributing their publicly stated commitments against child labor. it doesn't and the pollution caused by copeland coble mini

u. s. ends of the so called collective west super even moves benches. unilateral sanctions violated international legislation in order and go against the peaceful trend. 3 of the chinese side is firmly against this, as is russia, all countries must condemn such practices. and i'm sure that any attempts to go against the historical trend will fail. it is important to advocate a multi polar world. and transformation in the world is gaining momentum to the global south is growing stronger. we will fight had gemini and policies of power and monopoly in world affairs. which of these relation to 1st commentator i nor tongue den sais. the west is worry of the booming partnership between russia and china be economically successful. and at the end of the day. ready this is one of the main concerns that the washington has is that these 2 powers has been, especially since they have a massive gland border could not be interfered with. right now the us continues to the tab that fits containment of 5 island chain containments around china. and they're adding to this song delete. but you know, what they can ach

decision came off to what was described to you in the is really me to of, to attends phone call between the u. s. presidential button and a prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying that they will open, at least temporarily. the error is crossing that is a crossing in the north of casa. it used to be more a pedestrian crossing also. uh, there were some costs going through, but again, it is still to see how the logistic of all of this uh will be, uh, how many trucks will go in there. a when this will happen and be heard the uh, your secretary, real estate entity, blink. and also saying that the re, the test will be, uh, you know, uh the, the reality tests we bought with happened and that they will watch it very closely . what is relevant doing disregard, tanya, thank you. as always for bringing us up to speed, that is tanya kramer in jerusalem. the commander of it runs powerful revolutionary guard has said that there will be retaliation for an air strike. he blames on israel. the destroyer runs, console it and serial killing 12 people. in toronto, thousands, it turned out to attend a funeral for 7

conflict actually, or it's the, the is where the prime minister benjamin netanyahu in a phone call with the u. s. presidential biden, early on the sunday morning here locally the time that they should see this as a success that most of the missiles and jones that actually shut down there was a really active defense shield. they don't want to see this developing into, of why the regional conflict. they also have, of course, especially the united states, to have assets here in the region to have their own interest. but also the other countries here in the region. they want to see the don't want to see this becoming a wide original conflict. tanya, thank you very much for bringing us the latest from jerusalem at a united nations emergency meeting called to discuss a runs attack on israel, both israel and to run, excuse the other, as being the main threat to peace in the middle east. they accuse trouble you when members of ignoring the threat that the other posed which security you and chief antonio quoterush code for restraint, available show down following a night to drone and to miss all attacks.

s. perhaps that's what we're told that china does, right? but then what, what we call this u. s. banks get $83000000000.00 a year in subsidies because they're too big to fail into important that are packed by the federal government. that means no matter how bad they screw up, no matter what they know. we're going to take care of them. you say china, that's the way it's done. china wait. isn't that what we say they do? i'm confused. so, so just to be clear that the guys who run the bags, they get millions of dollars. the upper management even get a bonus pool of $34000000000.00 a year. you want to know how much a bank teller makes, on average in the united states. $15.00 an hour. see, a bank teller. he gets the benefits of capitalism. now let's talk about cars. when the management of general motors was on the brink of letting their company go under the u. s. government step right up. so don't you worry, you know, don't worry, be happy. we made sure bad. uh and they did, they made sure the general motors and its owners didn't suffer. they gave them $600000000.00 in bail out money

u. s. and the so called collective wesley moves, russia and china will strive to correct the situation in international relations and will stand for democratizing the such relations of give you. we need to maintain the spirit of dialogue in partnership, instead of confrontation. we need to come by any desires. i've had them a newsletter and suppression and attempts that spring divisions and confrontation to it is important to advocate a multi polar world and transformation into world is gaining momentum. the global south is growing stronger and we will fight had gemini and policies of power and will not believe in world affairs. we will advocate the democratization of international relations. one thing that was clear through all their statements is that they see the russian chinese relationship as not just a bilingual relationship, which it is, but also as a model for great power relationship uh for the present. and for the future, i think the one to phrase that is going to be a remembers from this presser, and that made on to do a political vocabulary, is joint resistance to double containment. it's n

u. s. has tried to call to vate, it's itself raw the, with the military regime, in both chad and new z, hoping to preserve long standing counter terrorism ties and to, to maintain village. she assets in keeping the $100000000.00 joint base, situated in the museum. and so 2 of august is about to act to as the have before the veiling, much of the entire as to how region. and during the cruise, the, when some of these african countries kicked out the french military and as a wisdom back security pockets, the us government to misread the signals and um, sold the moves and the action as a win for them. and so what to put when thing is you have indeed a shift over and dictates the terms even with the lights of just. but then also when it comes to chad, the situation is a bit of a different dynamic. because ted, who was not to overturn the system, but to preserve the system, we've also seen report stating that the u. s. and chad have agreed that to the period following the upcoming tab in presidential election is an appropriate time to review, secure your to corporation. 1 may read into that and seei

u. s. and the so called collective west super. the moves benches high unilateral sanctions violated international legislation in order and go against the peaceful trend. the chinese side is firmly against this, as is russia, all countries must condemn such practices. and i'm sure that any attempts to go against the historical trend will fail. it is important to advocate a, a multi polar world. and transformation in the world is gaining momentum to the global south is growing stronger. we will fight had germany and policies of power and monopoly in world affairs, which are based on one thing that was clear through all their statements is that they see the russian chinese relationship as not just a bilingual relationship, which it is. but also as a model for great power relationship for the present, and for the future. i think one top phrase that is going to be a remembers from this presser, and that made onto geopolitical vocabulary, is joint resistance to double containment. it's no secret that the united states sees both the war

u. s. u. k. and jordan stories. president joe biden has repeated what he calls his country's iron clad support for his well. but he searched restraint and told his way, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, that the us will not join in any retaliation. instead by the names to coordinate the united diplomatic response to a bronze attack at a meeting of the g 7 group of wealthy nations. he intends to convene on monday, flushes the sky of jews. hello, the dispute to choose the intersection of designs and drawings launched by it on his right and save its defense system, shut down. most of them in the sky image shield on but sob. and last night, yvonne attacked israel with more than 300 weapons. but our technological, an assay pavey our team meant that we were able to send off this assault. this you live together with a strong combination with a set did almost all of these threats are you mean after the 1st i have a direct military attack on his ride from it on the intended cri you as president joe biden spoke with is riley prime. mr. benjamin netanyahu bite and reaffirmed what he called americas isla

u. s. as were the court proceedings, it was called the trial of the century. millions tuned in around the world. public opinion was divided. the police were accused of racism and botching the investigation of not comfortable. simpson was found not guilty that somebody is not over on fall, jane simpson, not guilty of the crime of murder and violation of penal code section one that he was found liable for their depths in a civil suit in order to pay more than $33000000.00 to the victims, families and date of october no more than a decade later, she was convicted of armed robbery and spent 9 years in prison. news of simpson's death brought mixed reactions. at the time he was a symbol for the american court system and the due process. so a lot of african american people wanted him to be the case. they want it to believe that he didn't do it simply because he was almost like a matter of size for a but now living as an adult. i do think that unfortunately, he may have gotten away with the sorry past, but too bad. he didn't. um, you know, at some point confess, cuz i think he did it personally. i hope

u. s. was not ready to call for an independent investigation, but rather would be talking to other countries. referencing is real. there, as well as looking at photographs of these atrocities, these potential atrocities. and so there's still quite a gap between how the u. s. has responded to this. the rhetoric is ramping up and that of other world leaders and hardy will these words be matched with actions because these graves have been known about for some time. right. and you as really leaning on is real, completing an investigation, withholding judgment, and those are the commonly the reactions we've heard from the white house. whatever is real, is accused of a war crime here. and so there's really no president to fall back on to the us has really said that a line has been crossed, or that israel to face any rep or cautions other than the sanctions on the settlers who've been attacking palestinians in the west bank. but when it comes to gaza, when it comes to israel's war on gaza, really the actions have been the other way around with president joe biden. just today, signing into la get an

u. s. ends of the so called collective west super even moves benches. unilateral sanctions violated international legislation in order and go against the peaceful trend. 3 of the chinese side is firmly against this, as is russia, all countries must condemn such practices. and i'm sure that any attempts to go against the historical trend will fail. it is important to advocate a multi polar world. and transformation in the world is gaining momentum case. the global south is growing stronger. we will fight had germany and policies of power and monopoly in world affairs. which of these relation to 1st commentator i nor tongue den sais. the west is worry of the booming partnership between russia and china. we economically successful and at the end of the day.

u. s. is planning to build it. ports to bring humanitarian assistance to gaza using maritime ruth among those killed horse citizens, all the u. s. australia, canada, the u. k. and call and how soon driver also died. trophy of to the incident happened to these really leadership admitted, unintentional try and involved a trends, parents pro and early on friday the army published the statements calling. what happened a mistake? the investigations findings indicate that the incident should not have it could. those who approved the strike would convinced that they would targeting onto myself for a test and not world central kitchen employees. the strikes on the vehicles is a great mistake stemming from a series failure due to a mistaken identification areas in decision making and then attack country to the standard operating procedures. the idea of this me to officer is operating drive is involved in the killing and disappointing 3 others saying all 5 mishandled critical information, but it seems world is not ready to let's you have another deadline. mistake buys really on the go. here's a very harsh response from the un human rights kind of so for the 1st time in 6 mont

in the us is always trained china accuse washington of suppressing what they called their legitimate development rates. the u. s. complains about china and flooding the world was cheap products. is there any way to find common ground here? as well, that's a very good question. i think you have to look at the context of this visit and you know, the us has just passed the, the tick tock divestment bill has to buy. and ministration has been very rigorous and consistent in its development of the technology controls where it sees chinese practice is harming us. security and china for its matter is facing an economic slowdown. and plants to export is way out of this. out of the slow down, these are going to create further frictions. so this temporary stabilization, these open lines of communication are really important because we're going to see added and continued challenges on the trade front going forward. in the past, there was a lot of talk about guard rails and none of that anymore. what happened? you know, i think it's pretty clear from both sides that there are major, major structural issues. so really what b

u. s. is in all of this, which is still developing that the proxies, the so called proxies. iran, you proxies are getting into the game, meaning his ball are shooting at a vast array and massive amount of ready to shoot ms odds towards israel or she, i'd assets in yemen and helping the wrong and cause to retaliate against israel. same goes for assets in iran and s, as in syria, not one of thing. i want to say the wrong and permanent me wrong mission at the u. m. has published a statement on x, formerly known and twitter saying that the drones send by iran would actually conclude the retail. you ation. that's a quote, it would be concluding, retail yeas, if measures by iran and another quote you all us must stay away and quote, in the sense that it has been one reaction from a political 5 in the us. and that is from a republican senator from tennessee marshall black for and she has also posted on x, formerly known as twitter, that we meeting the u. s. quote, must launch progressive for a total truth strikes on you wrong. i can tell you that this is absolutely, as we understand now, not happeni

it and then yahoo and this phone call that the u. s. would not participate in any sort of offensive strike against iran as retaliation for this attack on israel and reports that is real. did it give guarantees or assurances rather to the us that any sort of strike on iran would only be a take place after advising or letting the, the us know that it was about to take place. now the, the statement that you reference from lloyd austin, the us defense secretary, was clear in that saying that the us does not seek conflict with the ron. but that the us will not hesitate to act, to protect its forces and support the defense of israel. and we heard nearly the same words echoed and another statement from the us. secretary of state. all of this pointing to what's going to happen next. that is top of mind here in washington as president biden has said that on sunday he is convincing the g 7 leaders to discuss how to respond to this in a united front. yeah, top of mind of washington and very much around the world. how do you thank you very much for