u. s. can try and reach out to do you think that's actually happening, happening in tandem with this executive order? is the us speaking to as many people as possible? i believe they are it's. it's also a process, the very much involves the treasury department because these are targeted sanctions against largely against individuals. or at least that seems to be the basis for the executive order. they're also sanctions that involve series of economic issues such as trade blanks, bank accounts, in united states by any of the individuals in ethiopia who are deemed to be violating the sanctions. some of it concern his visa policy, which persons will be allowed to enter the united states if they are deemed to be violating sanction. so it's, it involves a lot of activity in both the treasury department and the state department where you can be assured there's an ongoing conversation. ready there, but i suspect there's a great deal conversation involving the intelligence agencies and any other element

u. s. id. it hasn't imposed punishing sanctions on the if you can government. and let's say there are multiple reasons for washington's caution. ethiopia is the u. s . main ally and the strategically important horn of africa and key to its projection of power across the region. ethiopia is also important to us as warren tara, an important component against our bob in somalia. and now that us troops officially withdrawn permanence abbey, i'm. it is also deregulating and privatizing ethiopian economy. after decades of central planning, which is beneficial for us multi nationals, and perhaps most importantly, even as if you're pure receives hundreds of, of dollars from the u. s. if the key trading partner and investment destination for china, and as the biden administration is clearly demonstrated, this is not a white house that will take a further integration of addis ababa and beijing. well, she ever times the al jazeera washington. let's take a closer look at the conflict n t gray, which is now and it's 11th month. the t great people's liberation front had domin

u. s. as with a limits impose on how much depth the u. s. can accrue. in fact, the u. s. reached its current debt ceiling on july 31st and since august, the treasury has been usually what they call extraordinary measures to keep paying its bill. this is all about simply paying bills for what the government has already spent and already agreed to spend, spend for. so the treasury has been sort of, you know, things and creative accounting is, is well known for, i suppose, if they come to it, who can. so that you're taking money out of here, but somebody out here. so they have cash on hand to pay the bills that have been accrued by republican and democratic governments over over decades. but they've said that i can't continue to do this indefinitely. they will actually run out of all the methods they're using in october or november. so if that happens, then this isn't just about paying federal employees and food stamps. this is also the entire government, and also the u. s. defaulting on its bomb payments, other debts and servicing its bombs. so this has implications not j

u. s. can i can, can, can strike at the financial sources for, for groups like alcohol, isis, but everyone knows, everyone knows it's act biden himself admitted that it's america's allies in the middle east, namely saudi arabia and the, and the gulf states who are they who provide groups like, ok, guy with financial support. these are the, the overwhelming sources of financial support for these groups. biden admitted that in 2014, at a speech at harvard. it's always good to get your thoughts on these things to in new york. daniel is journalist and also thanks for joining us to talk about the jo biden's 1st you in ga address. thank you. ok, we're heading to germany where police arrested a man who allegedly took 2 people hostage on a tourist bus in the state of the barrier. in the southeast, the hostage takers been identified as a passenger who took to drive as hostage on a highway in the southern german region. and negotiating team pressed for the man to release the victims police and intervened

u. s. can borrow no more money to pay its bills. that limit will be reached on october 18th, unless congress agrees to raise or suspend it. economists including treasury secretary, janet yellen, said u. s. government default will likely throw the u. s. economy into recession and the stabilize global markets. it's necessary to avert a catastrophic event for economy representatives. dead ceiling has been raised or suspended. $78.00 times since 1900. 60, almost always on a bipartisan basis. my hope is that we can work together to do so. again, we probably can raise the debt ceiling 3 times under former president trump, but have bowed against doing the same for president biden. that we democrats with the task of solving the issue alone, requiring challenging parliamentary maneuvers with no guarantee of succeeding in time. republicans need to get out of the way. so senate democrats can address the issue quickly, and without needlessly endangering the stability of our economy. we can't afford the risk of drawn out unpredictable process. r

u. s. can maintain its influence over the in the pacific region without at the same time and tagging ising china and removing the only little bit of leverage it has to attempt to contain north korea. so a very complimenting complicated diplomatic process. but this alliance announced in the course of the day, very significant indeed, i can now with the leases from washington d. c. mike, thank you. on us slipping, gymnasts of accused via the eye of turning a blind eye to the sexual abuse that they suffered at the hands of their former team. dr. larry now star for athletes, gave emotional testimony to ascend into the sri committee, which is looking to the f. b. i's miss. humbling of the case. messer has been jail for sexually assaulting hundreds of women and girls. shebra the town see reports from capitol hill. the hearing coming order officially, this was a hearing about the f. b. i's mishandling of the investigation into the sexual abuse of women and girls treated by former olympics team, dr. la

u. s. can step up and say, here's what we pledged and here's what we've delivered and what have you done? and so hopefully this will increase the pressure on other world leaders both to make new dose pledges, but also to accelerate their current pledges. because all of the dos pledges that were made even back to the g 7 meeting have mostly not even come through yet. total danara coma. thank you very much indeed for sharing your thoughts. thank you. from us we'll send it's a massive back to the united states after the leaders of both countries discussed steps to mend diplomatic ties of the speaking on the phone. mccolan biden agreed that open consultation before then outside of a security packed could have prevented a diplomatic rel, badeo between the u. s. u. k and australia included plans for submarines which essentially canceled a $40000000000.00 contract that australia had with france iden and mccolan hold further talks in europe at the end of october or more reliable. there has been ongoing

u. s. can. now jeffrey, we've got about a minute left here, but we've got these lawmakers calling for more regulation. do you see the fcc actually trying to do something within the next year? and how do you see it impacting crypto users? not as chris said, they're going to try to redefine things really. everything is, you know, suddenly several kinds of become a security. and she's going to fight back is going to go on like that's mostly this is all pets, least i'm sorry to say, i mean by the ministration just yesterday or maybe this morning went on about how they're going to crack down on ransom where and on this russian company called that truly evil corp, for true leases that ran from red eighty's. so the whole thing is trying to stream like a james bond movie, but that they just don't have the power to control the world. i'm sorry to say a lot of this is a lot of pomp and a blow hard as them, but they're not going to be able to control the finally control the trip. the world is too big, too

u. s. can no longer borrow more money to pay its bills and would go into default that has never happened in history. and economists say that if it does, it could be catastrophic. putting the u. s. economy into recession and echoing across the global market. congress is agree that they do not want that to happen. however, the republicans who in the past and for the trump administration, has had aided in raising the debt ceiling this time around or refusing to do so for the bite and administration. and that leads democrats with the task of having to go at it alone, which is possible, but difficult, given the closing window of opportunity. so that's on the democrats to play, but they also have this other, as you mentioned, this infrastructure bill that is pending, that is among biden's greatest agenda items he wants not only for that bill to pass, but also to expand the social safety net at a cost of some $3.00 and a half trillion dollars, the largest government expansion in decades. that would ex

u. s. u can australia have caused unease among some who fit an arms race with china ascend to can be helped get his life for us from the white house. kimberly a lot of discussions going on at the white house today, but most importantly, this is now the 1st in person meeting off the court. tell us more about what we expect. yeah, well it is a very busy day at the white house. in fact, even before this quad meeting gets underway, we are expecting to hear from the u. s. president in about under half an hour's time if he's on time to discuss cope with 19 the response and also the vaccination program. so i know we're going to be following that as well, but following the president's remarks on cobra 19, he is going to be meeting with the leaders of the quad. as you mentioned is the 1st meeting of this particular group, and you've identified the number one concern that will be the dominating issue in these discussions. and that is china. the concern about its growing influence, particularly with respect

u. s. tried a relationship right now. i think there are plenty of issues that the u. s in china can actually work on human rights. not one of the hong kong is also like out. it's not something that the 2 countries can come to an agreement, but some issues they could agree on are in the area of technology or trade and so on. so that's where they should start to see what we can agree on, because there's a lot of work to be done in those fears, right? exactly, but there is what i know. let me go diner in beijing here. but there is what we'd like to talk about what you can't talk about. ok, let's be very clear about compromising a country sovereignty, hong kong, irrespective of how you feel, what hong kong, that's part of china, that's their affair. and the, the process of the united states and china exchanging diplomatic embassies is that taiwan is part of china. it's very clear, a very simple look at the documents. ok. it was explicit and implicit here where you wouldn't know that from the mainstream media whatsoever. so let's go to pepe it or when you take a look at that, i mean, i think you're, you're absolutely

u. s. you can us trailer have defended then you security alliance. it'll allow the stadium government to acquire nuclear power submarines. it's seen as an effort to counter basinger growing influence in the pacific. a china says it learn intensify an arms race. well, the new alliance means paris has lost a multi $1000000000.00 deal to build submarines for australia. the french government is angry at choosing yes, trillions of stopping them in the back. leaders from the west african economic block echo us of impose sanctions on guinea as military rulers. they're demanding elections be held within 6 months. guinea was suspended from echo us last week after a military coup, remove president. alpha conduct from power. well, especially united nations representative of west africa on the sir health says the body will never endorse unconstitutional. changes of government among democratic united nation opposed to a number of values. it is a mechanic alternation. we condemn the dat in any conditions, and therefore we will never endorse unconstitutional change

u. s. u k. can backstab a country like from i think this should give a strong signal to parents that once again, it's got nothing to gain within any cross have been chatted on the side of the atlantic. but this, you could have much wider repercussions showing you had time to. i think it was, it came to the whole rule. may all you should you, the us on the street should follow the trend of the times. respect the common aspirations of countries in the region, discard the outdated cold war 0. so mentality and narrow minded. geopolitical perception, view chinese developments in a correct way and stop interfering in china, internal affairs when they don't weight. but it could be a freely to a thing. normally, it takes some tension between the us and the new truck. and it should need to come in goes pacific is web. didn't want to foreign policy city focus. joiner is i'm likely to take that thing down show that people sky see power and those were the main headlines of the day and the week up next, and also

u s. a g u s. a gymnastics, and u. s. u. s o p c u s a lip, they can paralympic committees. the questions that we keep hearing from the survivors as why, why did they all seem to conclude to cover this up f b, i initially, in not doing anything once they 1st heard about the allegations in 2015, not interviewing the survivors, not even telling local local officials in the states that larry nasa was alleged to be molesting children and young women in the meantime. as you heard, many more women were left and what was going on, why was there this cover up when it comes to the f b? i rather, it's not just how they mishandled the investigation, but bennett is cover up. it is when the inspector general was investigating the f b, i conduct the agent in charge light to the inspector general, which then leads to the question of accountability. normally, when someone lives to the f, b i or the inspector general than you expect criminal proceedings, none of that has happened to the, the agents who are being held responsible for not doing anything for so long about about these allegation

u. s. definition can be just about anything. and i think the thing that came to mind and all of that is prior to the september 11th attacks, i didn't know what the word hubris meant. i suddenly understood it, and i saw the impact of that by the united states. is war on terror. that goes into sovereign nations to get the so called terrorists, which could be any one that opposes the united states. it really was not only violating human rights, but also international law in many cases. and so americans with particular leaders, we're looking at and saying, why do people hate americans? why are we experiencing these attacks? not recognizing that when you go into these nations uninvited and invade or try to nation build when nobody asked for that, that, in fact, you're going to have these blowback effects. i'm just looking here, my laptop most in. this is been an article that we treated out about as warm terribly in a total failure. i'm just going to scroll down here to this comment about our conversation today. and it says yes, becau

can be subject to i cc prosecution. but if you are a strong economic and military power, like the u. s, who can throw its weight around, you will be exempt from human rights prosecution. basically what we're left with is the law, the jungle, the might makes. right? and that is not what, how international law is supposed to work. it never was supposed to work that way. what about the valley here in moscow? a feud between serbia and cause of of a road access shows no sign of abating nato troops in kosovo have bolstered their presence on the soviet border. and the commission president has called on both sides to show restraint. the current res intentions between possible and serbia is very concerning, is worrying. it is essential to lower the tension and to return to the dialogue. well, so far there is no sign of any de escalation short time ago. i spoke with a local correspondent and barbara muller goodesky. he reports from the frontier. well, the pen stand off between belgrade and pristina and causal has everyone wondering whether the next war in the balkans will start over a license pl

can be subject to itc prosecution. but if you are a strong economic and military power, like the u. s, who can throw its weight around, you will be exempt from human rights prosecution. basically what we're left with is the law, the jungle, the might makes. right? and that is not what, how international law is supposed to work. it never was supposed to work that way. a feud between serbia and cause of overrode access shows no sign of abating and nato troops have boosted that presence along the cause of o. so be a border as the you and us have called on both sides to show restraint. a local reporter, boris molly. go to ski reports from the frontier. so i am currently here at the administrative crossing between central serbia and coastal. it's been a tough day and negotiations between the mayors in the serbia municipalities in the north of coastal and k for the nato forces in charge of keeping the peace in kosovo . k for his suggested to the mares, is that a key for troops actually replaced the special units called ross that were sent by per stina to remove the serbian license plates. b

u. s. mistake. can they targeted an afghan aid worker and a growth strike? killing 10 members of one family. we hear from a former american drone operated, who tells us of his own experiences of killing innocent people. every shot that we turn like they're cheering, they're congratulating each other. they're high fiving each other. people are getting promoted because of this stuff. the well, in the news review, the week is a little button. some of the top stories, the last 7 days, a series of leaks unconfirmed messages from the pence. again, revealed a panic of withdraw. my son with troops unable to rescue desperate american citizens, one form a special forces soldier who shared the encrypted messages where this gives this his thought about what happened. our biggest problem getting people out, actually the us government is actually not the todd in. we've seen the military people behind the gate. the us military was not letting even civilian americans with bad boards, american passports. the british prime minister, admit the breaking a key election promised

u. s. remains are closest ally of course, so you can follow the u. s. and assuming the african government could keep the taliban at bay and didn't prepare for the west as every government should. but does this make rob a writer and does, for johnson have a leg to stand on? when robs incompetence seems to encapsulate the government's loss of control. as a whole, public person doesn't have knowledge and who is supposed to protect the nation. it doesn't make me feel that i can trust politicians. my whole opinion of the government is not very high. and as the dominant, rob, so behavioral things appointment. i'm just sure that she doesn't know what we in the site actually. i think the best i mean to, to be a british, but someone gives you 4 days or 5 days to clear out the countries go much chances getting everyone seems to be more more concerned with his own in depression that he is making on the world. well, there's a lot more what's going on in the world around him. while still ahead, our team sat out on the still avoid the north pole and a russian ice bre

it can be one u. s. foreign policy. it shows how the world bank brought out against other countries independent and their own food had to rely on us agriculture. it shows how us control world, great organizations was designed to or, and markets, and especially in the united states, had essentially set out during world war 2 story england ends arrival imperialist power and taken over the british empire by basically using that leverage over like later years. ridge again we just heard reports recently that the u. s. upon evacuating capital. busy left behind, $85000000000.00 worth of the us taxpayer weapons put this into context for us because it sounds like what you're talking about here. since 1971. what america went off the gold standard. you wrote that your book and super imperialism in 1972 . you're talking about foreign exchange rates and it's relation to the military and ok. so it seems to me that this is a good example of what you're talking about. so being on a dollar standard as we happened now, since $971.00, a m

u. s. they can be used in places, but to $5000000000.00. what it's actually being is that money being used for in ukraine, can you see it on the ground? what are the ukrainians doing with $2500000.00 or $1000000000.00 worth of american taxpayer dollars? well, i think you raise afghan stands, a similar situation where the money is kind of going into black hole. i mean, the war in eastern ukraine is like the war enough galveston unwinnable war. it's going on for many years now. it's kind of a quagmire. ukrainian military is not really committed to fighting it. that's why they have these private militias. so, you know, a lot of it's going into thing like surveillance technology, drones, and just perpetuating this war there could be end is. and so it's just money into a block hole and into defense contractors, just like, you know, people been talking about, up canister and how much money's been wasted there. so it's not the same scale as you point out, but it's still all the money. and then the ukraine government, very corrupt. so the u. s. is

u. s. government can soon release classified files from the september 11th attacks, president biden as ordered a full review of the documents days before the 20th anniversary. any which can be declassified will then be made public within 6 months. last month, the victims families accused us of deliberately keeping documents under wraps. they say the papers prove saudi arabia aided our car, the attackers, whitehouse corresponding, kimberly how it has been. essentially, as we approach the 20th anniversary of those attacks on the pentagon and the world trade center in new york, september 11th attacks, the families of the victims, about 16 to 1800 of them, depending on which count you youth have been pushing for the declassification for quite a while and what they were saying is in the recently released letter is that they don't want president biden to visit new york city to commemorate that 20th anniversary. both attacks, unless you feel fills a campaign promise in that campaign promised that he made was to essentially kick off the investigation the review that would allow for the release of docu

it can be one u. s. foreign policy. it, it shows how the world back out against other countries independent and their own, who had to rely on us agriculture. showed us control world, great organization was designed to break in the foreign markets. and especially united states had essentially set out during world war 2 story england arrival, imperialist power and taken over the british empire. why basically using that leverage over like later years. ridge again. we just heard reports recently that the u. s. upon evacuating capital. busy left behind, $85000000000.00 worth of the us taxpayer weapons put this into context for us because it sounds like what you're talking about here. since 1971. what america went off the gold standard. you wrote the yearbook and super imperialism in 1972. you're talking about foreign exchange rates and it's relation to the military and ok. so it seems to me that this is a good example of what he's talking about. so being on a dollar standard as we happened now, since $971.00, a money standar

u. s. and france will be holding further meetings today to repair their relationship, walk us through what else we can expect on the sidelines of the u. n. g a. yeah, we think there's going to be a meeting between the us 2nd, his state and the french foreign minister even agreeable. they haven't had a one on one meeting even though they both been in new york for all of the week. remember the minister, the 3 and used to be the defense minister. he did deal with australia. and so i think he's taking this quite personally. and of course the friendship already always thought the u. s. equity state and the blanket was on their side in some ways because he's a francophile who was educated in paul in the u. s. speaks fluent french. they haven't had a meeting so far. there's nothing on the formal schedule, but we're being told by the state department, it is likely that they will have a meeting. they did actually see each other at a meeting of the permit 5 members of the security council that took place late here on wednesday. but at one on one meeting, we think that is likely in the coming hours, but we'll ha

u. s. you can have gambling. so you basically have to use crypto to, to buy, and that sort of thing. buying a k 47 and a bunch of hair one on the internet. i mean, you can do that with you can do that with dollars as well. so it's not that it's people use people use all types of currencies for, for shady dealings. what's and i think i think glenn is right in terms of the, in terms of the capital gains. but again, it's almost impossible to figure out those capital gains things and people and left people are self reporting. and the rest of the, as you see, and a number of these organizations don't have the skill or the ability to figure out what's happening in, in crypto markets, unless you're stuck on a coin base. unless you're stuck in a crack, unless you're trading in a place that is, that is regulated by u. s. law. and plenty of people aren't going to be i are going to hang out and the places where they're regulated by us last just for that very purpose. so yeah, the only shady dealings that are going on is peo

and then i can tell other countries in europe, japan, china, other countries, any holdings, you have, go to the u. s. banking system we, we can grab any plan and we can grab it through your swiss settlement system. and that's finally leading china, russia around, and other countries. so the dollars they say now that we have to hold our money and dollars the guns that they were still, but now they're not as good as gold. and so china, russia and other countries instead are buying go and keeping it at home. not like way to the bank that grant it to the americans, they're keeping their way. and so you're saying that the world fracture between a dollar area and dollar right? the area, the dollar area will be shrinking united states europe, so that you're not run a budget deficit ends in style. so, without running a bunch of deficits, there aren't euro securities for people to buy out. they're going to pick it up on a 2nd segment back to michael out of thanks for being on as a report. and that's going to do for this edition of kaiser report with me. my guys are in, stacy, herbert want to think, i guess d

u. s. the, you can stream the scene of an attempt to conservation the world is a jungle. france has just been reminded this bitter truth by the way, the u. s. and the u. k. of stub through in the back in australia, the american choice to exclude the european ally and partner such as franz from a structuring partnership with australia at the time when we're facing unprecedented challenges in the, in the pacific region showed the lack of coherence that france can only notes and regret let's go through the new agreement. it's called orcus and the 3 nations will sure data on strategic areas including artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and nuclear defense. now, under the terms is truly will acquire a nuclear powered submarine fleet with the use of american and british technology. not in a further snub to paris history has scrapped a 66000000000 dollar deal with a french firm to build it doesn't military submarines. now, that's just the latest blow to the use defense industry, really at the time when members states are struggling to meet their financial commitment to nate. so now there's also

amount to satanic possession when they turn to and on what can they count in this time of existential struggle? the, with the proposed suggest the u. s. mistakenly targeted enough can aid work in a drone strike? killing 10 members of one family is our we hear from a former american drone operator. he tells us of his own experiences of killing innocent people. every shot that we turn like they're cheering their congratulating each other. they're high fiving each other. people getting promoted because of this stuff came on and i refused to wake a series of lea unconfirmed messages from the us military. we feel the panic of the detroit from us. can a stand with troops unable to rescue desk.

u. s. u appeal, something you can pretty much stay it forever. that doesn't work that way in the when it doesn't work that way in france, france is fine, essentially means that even while the appeal process is going on, google has to start paying. they can't wait to pay until the appeal process of finish. so even though they're appealing that could take years, according to francis court system, and they're saying start paying the fine. and we'll see if we ever get around to the pill. but i want to, i want to comment on something you just pointed out. britain, which i think is significant, which is you said it's almost worth these companies work together. i think it is worse because what it tells you is it isn't just anti competitive practices. that big tech has almost reached a point where there are a few companies who are all carved out there, nice and together collectively they're working together to hold the market kind of at hostage. so you have google and facebook. you have amazon, you have twitter, right. and it just a few companies that co

u. s. and you can see behind me that cloud, it's going to affect more central and southern areas in the days to come. we've got a weather system that's pushed out toward the east. and we've also got tropical moisture rising up from the gulf states. and that's going to cause this band of cloud and rain, some storms all the way from the canadian prairies to the midwest, and further down to the deep south, some very wet weather to come for pots of texas. we are also seeing things turning rather wintery for those 4 corners states. by the time we get into friday, so snow for colorado, for the northwest, so it does dry up. we saw a weather system move in. it has moved east now taking with it the wet weather, but there is more wet and windy weather to come for western parts of canada, british columbia, likely to see that wintry mix pull in as we go into the weekend. now for the east, it is looking a lot dryer, some fine weather to be found across the south east of the us. but we are seeing that heavy rain affecting those gulf states and that moves into mexico, particularly on the eastern areas. we

s u. v. miss, i can meet the live one on s a may say, even, you know, legal joy, sick leak in this whole year. he may have video la packing the lap and she near me. she says join thing the so call me when i'm enough simone to asia. it is a little bit of a mission. it will not fit into the model if the goal is done in a little bit. if you get us a little bit, you don't think it's time and your daughter is just had an accident. it is very serious. come quickly, she has been taken here. if speaking to a more chore me familiar and before for the remaining time and you fool while you're at work, i sleep with your old lady. here's the photo plus telephone saying the i don't know you sent on to us. it is in the country. i don't get it. i will see steamers tonight. big houses go pull 9, but if i leak in my, in the show group, in the stainless handles, it will be ups appointment to come in thing, but i can remain oregon. the saddle symbolical system will handle encounter and waste or if it would, i mean i was, i mean for my sean, i endorse today or gross business. they stated that doris in this i don'

they also fed the t p a that will do all it can to prevent that. the u. s. does have a great deal of leverage over the fuel government that so far it hasn't used much success in the past has been in terms of trade. it's industrial parts occupied by america, not multinational. it's benefiting from this tax benefit, those that introduced 2 decades ago. and there was a fear that would be withdrawn. but that did not happen. and there's a relief in the sub a just like the presence in the administration of those 9 to be open to us interventions that are samantha power at u. s. id. it hasn't imposed punishing sanctions on the if you can government. and let's say there are multiple reasons for washington's caution. ethiopia is the us main ally in the strategically important horn of africa and key to its projection of power across the region. ethiopia is also important to us as war on terror, an important component against our bob in somalia. now that us troops officially withdrawn prime minister abbey, i'm. it is also deregulating and privatizing the economy after d