u. s. chris of a hell aaliyah bullet law, alyssa research and said washington was his own guidelines of meddling in other countries. policies. ultimately, it said it's the core of the u. s. imperialism, that's the, that's the main play book here. but they really want to put so much pressure on civil society that erupts and explodes because it cannot handle the economic woes that it has. because of course, it's not only that, it's that they are targeting in your, on the run in government, the leadership, the military, they are g, c, it's targeting civilians. it's targeting healthcare medicine lab airplane parts for boeing for the some of the airlines that the iran has. of course they want to have this so that they, they will for many a revolution they've done elsewhere. so what we're seeing now is the further sanctions now did you like that iran is a, is a tough nut to crack, and you run will resist to the hilt against any further intervention. ah, the russian murphy husband, both 3 and full says

u. s. national cyber director, chris english, told me way back in 2014. everyone is scoring on offense in exploiting vulnerabilities with these kinds of tools. but no one's really very good at defects . he likened to a basketball game where the score is like 355 versus 967. the horse is already left the barn and it's going to be tough for the you to now legislate this problem away. so i was in rush on it wrong, i'll strengthening in the energy center as her on her slowly praise of full $2000000000.00 deal with rushes gas from to set up info server and develop it, winning gas fields. you know, to cea. megan, if you go to church, right? as you know, a rom and russia are too powerful countries in the region, and they were never this close in political and economic relations, especially in the field of energy. we have the expansion of fields on the pipeline for exporting gas. and fortunately, we have all of these on the agenda because of the memorandum of understanding and the agreement we have with gas problem series. he ties on other facets of international

u. s. recommends immunity for the saudi crown. prince mom had been sold, bought the killing of demarcus, shot you over the lease and south korea, the u. s. whole joint drills after north chris launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile into the sea near japan. ah. hello, oak with ragged twitters troubles appear to be deepening. the doors to the social media companies headquarters are expected to remain closed for the next 3 days. hundreds of employees have reported the quit casting doubt on the company's ability to keep operating. and that's after new bossy le bus gave staff an ultimatum to sign up for long hours at high intensity, or leave with 3 months severance pay. gabriel alexander has more from new york. well, it turns out that when that deadline hit 5 pm, pacific time san francisco time, there were hundreds, if not thousands of twitter employees that said, we're not going to reply. we don't want to be part of this. and they essentially resigned. now how many were we don't know exactly, but we think it's in the hundreds. it potentially could be over a 1000. we simply don't know at this point. and to put that in perspective, twitter only has about 3000 employees r

u. s will send $400 million of additional military aid to ukraine. this comes as a bipartisan delegation of u. s senators visited the country for a look at the humanitarian crisis. democrat chrisrob portman met with president zelinsky the u. s has committed more than $1 billion in humanitarian aid to help ukrainians in need. we have asked questions today about making sure that the money that is being spent here for military support for budget support for humanitarian relief is needed. it is okay. eight groups on the ground have warned that although the u. s and other countries have pledged billions in aid that's still may not be enough for families without reliable heating or water this winter in light of the recent wave of anti semitic hate nationwide, a suspicious package that was left outside of birmingham, alabama synagogue prompted a big response from the bomb squad. it was called to the temple bethel today after synagogue security personnel noticed what appeared to be an unattended backpack along with the birmingham police department bomb squad, the fbi as well as a t f. we're all called in. we sent members of our bomb squad unit to the location, they observed the backpa

do so unless at gunpoint, sorry to be a free speech. absolutist democratic senator chris murphy is now demanding a u. s. government investigation into must own twitters financial participation from saudi arabia, which is the platform, 2nd largest. interesting that no one seem to care when the saudis originally made that investment in twitter long before must came along or that government switch murphy calls quote, repressive. have had tons of cash flowing into hollywood and american media outlets as advertisers. let's not even get into the lobbying cash spent influence actual policy makers in washington. and that cash conveniently didn't have any particular color or censorship until musk took over vowing to callback censorship. now suddenly this u. s. official is driving out the old for an interference hammer to use against him . french president, emmanuel michael, was asked recently in an interview with french state media about russian media outlets remaining accessible in france through online platforms like rumble, for instance. and he vote the states russian media vanny efforts. he said quote, we'r

u. s. is indeed still involved very much in the region. chris, for sadly we've run out of time. i'd love to talk to more about this in detail. perhaps another time. thank you so much for joining us here at archie. a pleasure. thank you for having me. l laneesa another day. another headline from the world cup. having nothing to do with football swash fans have unfilled a flag of the clear image of his near nazi as of battalion. the banana was then confiscated by fever representatives, and journalists isa. allie bought us this report from cutoff, or have been saying all throughout this world cup it, i wouldn't say the foot will being overshadowed by issues off the field, but certainly them taking a more prominent role, not by accident, perhaps without the western media seeking to use this wild card as a bullhorn for promoting their own causes. and in the latest episode of control, if you seen this issue from the spain game where a group of fans wave the as of battalions flag, of course, the neo nazi group, hugely controversial group whose existence in the ukrainian military forces

u. s. is throwing millions of dollars of public money towards makers of electric car batteries and the e. u is crying foul will have more of the latest trans atlantic trade dispute. i'm chris cobra. welcome to the program. germany. chantelle all of scholes is just back from a bridge building trip to beijing, but the debate over the sale of critical german infrastructure to china. well, it continues, the german government looks set to block the sale of a chip production facility owned by the door, one based company almost to sweden, silex, which is a unit of china, us side group. the german intelligence servers had warned, of security concerns, but initially it looked like the sale would go ahead, especially after mister schultz pushed through the sale of a almost 25 percent stake in a hamburg port terminal to chinese shipping giant costco. now the company looks to sale looks like it would be prohibit it did every business reuter cassandra son is here to give us a more insight. cassandra, tell us more about l moss. this chip maker. and what exactly is at stake? well, you've outlined it pretty good so far, but let me elaborate a little bit. the drama really does start last y

u s. use for hold us. yeah, that, that is for. if chris, if we will, the ramos case, but it's still in the course in california. it's not for hate just specific. if you let me move on and just put in getting a little bit more gutting, i thank you for the correction. i appreciate that. all right, so on youtube, i'm just gonna go to youtube with lots of that. we can also some of these things that is concerned, that there's a different way of haitians being treated from europeans being treated at. i think this pessimistic towing around the word racism. are you seeing racism in this relationship between the u. s and haiti? well, i don't know if i'm the best person to speak about this issue. what i do know is the folks that were sent back to haiti accounts for those, those people, the teen frankly, of racist. i think no other families can speak about that. but if anyone knows about residency, anyone who knows about the treatment of black people in the us can see similarities between you know, how haitian migrants being received their respects,

chris brown from the american economic liberties project. well, we've got some unexpectedly strong economic news from the u. s. retail sales rose 1.3 percent in october from september. that's up from a flat reading from august to september. american stepped up there spending at retailers, restaurants, and auto dealers, and even excluding car and fuel sales growth was a solid 0.9 percent. however, it wasn't all positive target stocks tumbled after the retailers. the 3rd quarter profit had fallen more than half off or more in this. let's bring in teddy auster at the new york stock exchange. now teddy certainly disconcerting to hear americans are spending less at target, but at the same time, retail sales are up. we've seen inflation cooling, is the economy making a turn for the better? can you put this in context for us while this is the biggest increase in retail sales, we've seen in 8 months, it could be attributed maybe to some early holiday shopping, but really, retail sales are up across the sector and one they think this is some great news, but we also have to look through the eyes of the federal reserve,

u. s. and those high interest rates would say, across the globe. so that's why you're getting this negative reaction. thank you very much. chris beecham is the chief market analyst at i g. thank you so much for your insights today to portugal now, where the discovery of large deposits of lithium once field hopes the country would become home to the world's largest mining operation of the rare metal and important component and battery powered technologies. but those hopes have not quite materialized. our reporter marcus bonus looks into why that is this hill is what brit and sub on our resources horned lithium in 2018. 2 years later, europe's largest lithium mine was scheduled to open. but this is what the place looks like to day. there's only one reminder of the mining plants, this company information office. meanwhile, locals are pushing back against the mining plants, including ida, fernandez and nelson. gomez. farmers and residents have one goal to stop. the mine says, switch cur, cowski, moores with successfully educated people and explain to them that the mining project wasn't as beneficial to us as they had said. and tha

chris kuhns and report went to the cavalry portman. that is a republican. while coons is a democrat there on a joint visit ahead of the u. s. at mid term elections next week. residents of go are in the reform aquatic republic of congo, or on edge. as the armed group, m 23 approaches the city. thousands of already fled. as the rebels cease, ways of territory shook context of douglas. you only do pass your the, the aggression and occupation of territories in north kiva is perpetrated by the terrorist group known as the m. 23 of it with proven support of men and logistics. from rwanda, you are the war imposed on us by our neighbors demand sacrifices from each of us. it's time to silence our political differences 5th and defend our mother land together. who are the boss in response to the strong demand from the youth. i invite them to organize themselves on to support a company and reinforce our defense and security forces in their mission with new supporters of outgoing bazillion. present valuable sanara are still on the streets, protesting his loss on sunday. and they want the military to keep him in power. oh, snar says he w

chris and doug wanted to do more. from the early nineties both over three hundred million u. s. daughter so plan for preservation christianity and tina. they build parks complete with lodges campgrounds and trails to support a good two recent. after dark sudden death in twenty fifteen preset gary demanded as. president of their foundation thank yous conservation. what was it you saw here may you take a decision that would change you know the next twenty years. i didn't see it frankly dog is the one who's side. he sought a landscape that was beat out and miles of fence line to take down and dug convincede this was the conservation chance of a lifetime. in two thousand four in the technical valley crease and dog bought these cheap branch of almost two hundred thousand acres of over grace grasslands. they said about pretending it in a to along with a handful of smaller farms using a process called rewilding. rewinding is the restoration of an entire ecosystem to its natural state by removing foreign speeches white green to houston and protecting native ones. it begins with the rem

u. s will send $400 million of additional military aid to ukraine. this comes as a bipartisan delegation of us editors visited the country for a look at the humanitarian crisis. democrat chrisican rob portman met with president zelinsky the u. s has committed more than $1 billion in humanitarian aid to help ukrainians in need. a video game helping in the real world how the game is helping homeless animals and the new leather that's helping the environment and helping bring work and money to a community in need the fishy fashion next and i'm tracking wet weather in time for your bay area weekend and beyond. better details on what you can expect coming vo: climate change is fueling a wildfire crisis. destroying our forests. threatening our communities. polluting our air. prop 30 taxes the wealthiest 0.2% to reduce the tailpipe emissions that drive climate change. and prevent wildfires and toxic smoke. so we have clean air to breathe. some say we shouldn't act. tell that to our kids. this is about their future. kevin: calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. yes on 30. end of state over the diesel spill into the bay

chris honey. he's the leader of the south african communist party in 1993 in the u. s. 2 leaders of our far right group have been convicted of seditious conspiracy. for a plot to overturn jo biden's 2020 election victory. it resulted in the capitol hill attack in january last year. shebra tansy reports now from washington, d. c. since january the 6th 2021, when trump supporters stormed the u. s. congress and successfully interrupted the certification of jo biden's victory. a debate is ranged whether shocking scenes simply the result of a demonstration by enraged trumps of orders that grew out of control. or was it a concession attempt to stop the peaceful transition of presidential power through violence? after now, many of the hundreds who been prosecuted have faith charges ranging from low level offenses relating to trespassing and disorderly conduct to felonies relating to violence and interrupting congressional proceedings. but with this successful prosecution of right wing earth keepers militia lead a stuart roads and his deputy on seditious conspiracy. prosecutor

u. s. is throwing millions of dollars of public money towards makers of electric car batteries and the ear is crying foul will have more of the latest trans atlantic trade dispute. i'm chris cobra. welcome to the program germany. chantelle schultz was just back from a bridge building trip to beijing, but the debate over the sale of critical german infrastructure, china, well, it continues, the german government looks set to block the sale of a chip production facility owned by the door, one based company l. most to sweden file x, which is a unit of china's fire group. the german intelligence service had warned a security concerns, but initially it looked like a sale would go ahead, especially after mister schultz pushed through the sale of a almost 25 percent stake in a hamburg port terminal to chinese shipping giant costco. now the company looks the sale looks like it would be.

so asking welcome to chris coons and rob portland to the ukrainian capital portman is a republican while a democrat, they've held a joint visit to to ukraine ahead of the u. s. mid term elections next week. south korea's defense minister is in the u. s. has the tensions rise on the korean peninsula? john lee had met defense secretary lloyd austin, of north korea, find a series of missiles. are you this week? or so responded with several daughters of its own article hain is following the visit. the timing of this media, the pentagon is very important because things are so tense in that region. what's going on is north korea says it's launching these record numbers of missiles and sensitive areas because they feel they've been provoked by the u. s. and south korea, under the trump presidency. these annual military exercises largely stopped because at the time they said they wanted to give diplomacy a chance. well, that didn't pan out. so the pentagon says they're not trying to provoke north korea . they're just going back to the exercises. they've always done, but there are a lot of us. south korea exercise is going on earlier. they sent us aircraft carrier.

u. s. and iran, viewers back home will be watching this game. if the 1st dream of football transcending real world realises is to have any meaning, surely it's here and now. ah, okay, chris, for the last time the usa and iran that at a world cup was back in 1998 or ran winning to wine. so what do you think is going to happen this time? i think that this going to be in epic match between 2 great countries that are finding their form. you know, iran showed 2 faces of the way that they were playing the 1st one where they underperformed against england. i think that they were overwhelmed by the that opener against england. and then we saw the true iran in the 2nd match against wales. very impressive. one of the best, pure gold scores and many teremy who plays that f c port on us moon comes back to the place where lever goes. and so to be a big challenge for the u. s. the way the u. s. played against england was the best i've seen him play probably in a year or 2 dynamic, energetic, very precise in their movements in the synchronization but also free. they, they commanded the game for good portions against one of the strongest teams in the tournament. when you look at england

u. s support. we will not be able to continue without it. bipartisan us visitors trying to reassure ukrainians republican senator rob portman, democratic senator chris, national security advisor jake sullivan. us support for ukraine will be unwavering and unflinching. as for the folks here, continued us support for ukraine is not just strategically smart. it's an issue of survival, federal agency usa. i'd also getting help to those caught in the crossfire. it was very difficult for us. this aid helped us to survive. depending on approved another $400 million in military aid, more oversight and funding is foreseen. the fear is more cuts to and keep greg palkot fox news blackout city crane tonight follow heavy shelling from russia. ukraine state electricity operator implemented blackouts in kiev and seven other regions. the move comes as the operator works to manage damage to power plant moscow says a targeted power plants and water supplies in response to what it alleges where ukrainian attacks on crimea. people in kiev have been warned the outages will last an indefinite amount of time. north korea firing more missiles saturday, raising tensions in

u. s. midterm elections, democrats and republicans go head to head in battle, ground states, and i'm far as small. have the latest? well cap news as chris shauna, rinaldo is rocky built up for the tournaments continues. the portable star was involved in a fiery incidences match with united crash to defeat against athens villa in the english family. ah, it is 18 g m t a p. m and ukraine, where russian media or reporting a ukrainian rocket attack has damaged the dam. that could lead to catastrophic flooding near the city of her son, ukrainian president vladimir zalinski warned last month already that the destruction of the nova co cobra damn in a russian held territory would cause a large scale disaster for nearby towns and cities. the 30 metre high dam holds back 18000000 cubic meters of water from the new pro river, which cuts through eastern ukraine. and the dam, as we mentioned earlier, is near the city of her son, which ukrainian troops have been pushing towards for weeks coming from the west. this in an effort to recapture it from russian forces. a downstream from the dam is rushing controlled, crimea, which supplies water to large

chris channel. ronaldo barriers to make his entrance cut off 2022. ah ah. we're coming up to the thanksgiving holiday long weekend in the u. s. and unfortunately, stuck good news for some of the gulf states hybrid one. here's those details on thursday we're getting moisture pulled up from the gulf. so some storms, eastern side of texas, louisiana, mississippi, and arkansas. some of these could be severe storms and that energy will move eastward. we'll get this fire hose of moisture just coming up the atlantic. looks like it's going to funnel lynn to kennedy's maritime provinces over the next few days. so we'll keep tabs on that. off to the west, we go some rain for b, c's, north and central coast. some of these areas rainfall warnings could pick up to about 70 millimeters of brain temperatures, running above average and os angeles. looks like it's going to be a good holiday. we'll hope we can there twice some degrees, a bit below where we would expect to see temperatures in vegas at 17 degrees in time. central america. ah, i really much to point out here. we've got our showers across the region, but nothing major. or we do ha

s-u-l-l-i-v-a-n. next to him is ed elliott. standing next to him is police chief mark solesky. and then to my immediate left is our city manager, chris price, common spelling. i'm going to ask the city manager to come up and do some remarks. after that chief solesky will come up and give an update to the incident that occurred of the after that we'll take some questions. for future updates after that, we're going to be posting to our city's twitter account, which is @aboutchesapeake. so with that, mr. price. >> thank you. i know it pains all of us to be together on this day of incredible tragedy and unimaginable sadness. chesapeake is a wonderful place. we come together when times are good, we come together when times are difficult. i know that we're going through very, very difficult days today and in the days ahead, but we will get through this. mayor west was unable to join us today. he's tested positive for covid but he has asked me to read a statement. i am devastated by the senseless act of violence that took place last night in our city. my prayers are with all of those affected, the victim, their family, their friends and the

chris piper. happy to hear it. thanks very much for taking the time to join us from washington d. c. well, there's plenty more still ahead here on our u. s. a mid terms of special coverage, including how the outcome could change or in policy and impacts the war in ukraine . hello, the weather sits remain lossy, quite cross central part. so here for the ty, being high, pressure is in charge. he is still a few live. he shout, that was at ease to sort of the met he's trying to, but these will gravity pushed away further eastwards and weaken as we go through the next couple of days. these can getting a little more lively up towards the north west though, where we have another rough de varies of low pressure. well, fronts bringing some blustery conditions in across so much of our land into northern ireland, scotland, wales, england, macy thinks of pretty wet weather as well for a time in that little sink its way further. south was so much of france. teddy increased the wet spain and portugal, seeing some of that wet weather as we go on into the middle part of the weeks that you go some live conditions coming back 3, but a little writ of high