u. s. use of munitions would likely exceed the current stock piles of the u. s. department of defense, a center for strategic and international studies report suggested in the event of a conflict between the 2 breaking out washington would quickly run short of items like a long range and precision guided munitions and less than a week. also reminding the american defense industry should be prepared for the scenario of a protracted conflict. at the same time, such military corporations as lockheed martin, boeing and general atomics, were among the major contributors to the think tank which published the report and attended meetings between military corporations, u. s. military top bras, the c s i s, executive director of well beyond war movement. david swanson said that the think tanks, universities are political campaigns in the us, often funded by weapons manufacturers. people have no clue what the reality is. so they'll look at that chart and not notice that, that there is anything dramatically wrong. and that is, of course, the point you can increase military spending. i

u. s department of transportation. the oakland project is listed as not recommended a significant setback in the overall funding, according to nola aga, professor of sport management at the university of san francisco. the city of oakland had expected to find around $600 million in order to fund the off site infrastructure that's necessary for howard terminal. in the current economy, it's difficult to find that funding oakland's newly sworn in mayor xiang tao was silent on the matter. tuesday the city's department of transportation director fred kelly, did issue a statement, though saying while we are disappointed to have not been selected in the first round, we believe we put forward a strong application and are well positioned to secure other funding sources, a city spokesperson says oakland has already secured $375 million, which will allow the project designed face to move forward without delay. the city also says the federal mega project grant had never been the sole intended source. and the city has other applica

department's review. that republicans accused the u. s. president of bar chrissy by den sharply criticized former president donald trump for allegedly holding on to classified documents after sensitive files but discovered at trump's home in florida last year. here's an individual that's been in office for more than 40 years. here's an individual that sat on 60 minutes. there was so concerned about president trump's documents locked in behind and now we find it just as a vice president, keeping it for years out the open in different locations. biden steam faith, this gift, different, the u. s. president, while and dear to hand over the documents to the national archives the moment they were discovered. on the other hand, drum delayed responding to requests from the national archives for months. the justice department ceased to await any conflict of interest, especially council will investigate the case the case against former president donald trump is also been handled by a special council. earlier i spoke to washington based political an

u. s. department of transportation. ktvu jana katsuyama joins us now live from the newsroom with the developing details. jenna julian mike, definitely not with the city wanted to hear. they sent me a statement this evening, saying they have not officially received notice about their application. for the megaprojects grant. but the u. s department of transportation document we obtained indicates that oakland is not on the list for the initial round of funding. the dream of transforming howard terminal from this into a new oakland, a stadium complex just got thrown a new curveball. oakland had agreed to publicly funded infrastructure and transportation surrounding the privately funded 35,000 seats, 55 acre ballpark complex at the ports of oakland in the city's application for a federal megaprojects grant, the city estimated the waterfront mobility hub portion would cost $366 million and the city's request. it was for 182 million. now it appears the project might not get that funding. ktvu obtained a copy of the preliminar

u. s. germany, the netherlands and, and to paul has led to the closure website drawn by a notorious ransomware gang. the u. s. justice department says the operation called hiv targeted hospitals by stealing sensitive data troubling their software and then demanding massive sums for the release. the gang reportedly extorted more than a $100000000.00 us dollars. 300 them. the u. s. justice department said since july of last year, they had prevented approximately a $130000000.00 in ransom payments. unbeknownst to hiv in a 21st century cyber stake out, our investigative team lawfully infiltrated hives network and hid there for months, repeatedly swiping decryption keys and passing them on to victims. to free them from ransomware. for months we helped victims defeat their attackers and deprived the hive network of extortion profits. simply put, using lawful means, we hacked that hackers for cyber security expert is the best scare thought to invest how authorities managed to infiltrate and shot hiv. don't. what seems clear is that they managed to infiltrate the network, the ransomware network, already around 7 months ago, they were a

u. s. department of justice after some of its employees allegedly bribe members of the islamic state for road transport in iraq in 2019. it paid $1000000000.00 and penalties to us authorities for other corruption cases. europe's largest deposit of rare earth elements has been discovered in sweden. the state owned mining company, l l k, a b said the new the explore deposit was found right next to an existing iron or mine in sweden's, far north, about a 1000 kilometers from stockholm. it contains at least more than $1000000.00 tons of rare earth oxides, which is a key for the production of electric cars. yon ma strom's, c o l k, be explained the significance of the find, have a look what we can see and on this gave it to be huge, of course, because it's a big pulse. it probably takes sometimes to make these over old main designs. and a reminder of the top business story we're falling for you this hour. as this year's summit in davos prepares to discuss risks to the economy such as inflation, us prices dropped in december for the 1st time since may 2020, the inflation rate ease to 6.5 perce

u. s. department of state, as dodd would soon realize, washington was more concerned with the germans refusal to pay the reparation stipulated in the treaty of versailles. meanwhile, the high life continued unabated with more down to earth problems. for example, that hitler was a vegetarian. there were to be 40 to dinner. there was some difficulty in choosing dishes for the chancellor who never touched meat and his light fish. i have always been very fond of new potatoes and was sure that every one shared my taste. so i placed before him, an appetizing plate of them, my guess proved a good one for he exclaimed, with delight. ah, what wonderful food you are serving me, madam ambassador, room. at one of these dinners, i met a young frenchman on martha, a secretary in the embassy. she was perfect a feature. he began calling on me, taking me out to movies. we drove long hours in the beautiful lake country outside berlin. she began to explain militarism to me. she would point out military camps. airfields that were sprouting up all over the country. there began to appear before my romantic eyes, a

u. s. justice department and 8 states to google a keesing. it abusing its dominance in appetite. with weeks ukraine has been pleading its western allies the battle tanks to bolster its campaign against russia. and now cave appears set to receive some of the most advanced combat vehicles in the world from the u. s. and germany. sources of told al jazeera that the biden administration will approve the delivery of m one abrams tanks. as soon as wednesday, the u. s. president is yet to make a formal decision. the tanks could take months or even years to reach the front lines. russia says the supply of such tanks will be a blatant provocation, but ukraine's president laudermill zalinski says his country needs decisions on real deliveries. that of the region by the wooded. there is a lot of talk about tanks, about modern tanks that we need and about the way this shortfall can be filled if it's a lot of efforts, words promises. but it is important not to lose sight of reality. but it is not about 5 or 10 or 15 times the need is larger, michigan, arrow more fish in the appeal. the ship d

u. s. department of defense saying 10 countries in counting, we'll have a meeting on the side line of the contact group meeting focus, particularly on the issue of getting leopard tongues to a ukraine. that's always a difficult topic for the german chancellor. he was pressed specifically on this. it tanks also a few days ago, the world economic forum in divorce, where he said that is important that jimmy has sent several heavy weapons already mentioned as several of them, but he has not answered yet. if germany also wants to send a these tanks, we have this media report there were also mentioned in the piece of germany would wait for the u. s. to sent the ap ramps tar air tanks, and then germany would continue to center this leper talks to ukraine. so there will definitely be it takes center stage at this meeting of the ukraine air defense group in the amsterdam where they will talk about further arms deliveries and very important. and what a ukraine, pres, ukrainian president followed him as he lent he has been asking for repeatedly to sent at main battle tank to santa battle tanks, to u

u. s. state department has condemned the incident calling it absolutely horrific. and it follows a deadly raid in the west bank by israeli troops who say they were targeting militants who were planning an attack. ok, we wanna go now to journalists, army, socal who is in jerusalem standing by some what more can you tell us about the shooting at 21 years old. busy from the mound, the law lives in east jerusalem. a went to this a residential area, also in east rose and the jewish residential area in is cynthia hill. and he parked by a synagogue in the vehicle. he got out of his car and began opening fire e discriminate lee and after is shooting and there were a women men, a children we know of a 15 year old kid and his father that worked in there. he continue driving, and then he, he shot in another location. now there were other policemen in the area that were already on the alert because of detentions. and then they began opening fire on the end of the tent and the he got out of the car and they shot and killed him. and we're talking about 7 israelis killed. and the

u. s. justice department and a states assuming google accusing it of abusing dominance and advertising a new prime minister, shock reservation of just in the order. ah hello there. let's have a look at the weather across europe and the unsettled, stormy conditions continue to plague, the very sample of wet and windy weather, dominating across the mediterranean, pushing its way farther towards a se. we've got red warnings out for thunderstorms across greece, and we will see some more wet and wintery weather. it's got to blow down into the north of spain and portugal by thursday, temperatures here below the average they will be getting even lower as those cold conditions start to creep and be you can see the wet and windy weather on wednesday, pushing down to northern parts of africa, algeria seen some snow snow as well across the balkans, but it's really the thunderstorms rolling across to the east of greece that dominate the story into thursday for the north of this rather gloomy with some fog issues in places for the north west in england. rain coming in from the north, but it does star

u. s. justice department and 8 states to google accusative, abusing its dominance in advertising. those stories after the break. ah, ah. hello there. exceptionally cold wintry weather has stowed in the show across east asia. with china recording its lowest temperature ever up in the northern that trends continued across the korean peninsula. temperatures have tumbled, rain, sleet, and snow cause problems with traffic and canceled. some flights of temperatures remain exceptionally low for places like so, minus 5 degrees there. there's going to be some improvement. however, as that winter storm blasts into japan, it's going to bring some very heavy snow to western areas. here we could see some disruption there, but behind it a much improved picture for places like beijing, the temperature in so picking up. and it's a similar story in shanghai with a change in the wind. some ones coming through. if we have a look at the 3 day, at least the sunshine will be coming back in. now was a move to south asia, things looking rather wet and wintery up in that northwest corner, some snow coming

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u. s department of transportation. the oakland project is listed as not recommended a significant setback in the overall funding, according to nola aga, professor of sport management at the university of san francisco. the city of oakland had expected to find around $600 million in order to fund the off site infrastructure that's necessary for howard terminal. in the current economy, it's difficult to find that funding oakland's newly sworn in mayor xiang tao was silent on the matter. tuesday the city's department of transportation director fred kelly, did issue a statement, though saying while we are disappointed to have not been selected in the first round, we believe we put forward a strong application and are well positioned to secure other funding sources, a city spokesperson says oakland has already secured $375 million, which will allow the project designed face to move forward without delay. the city also says the federal mega project grant had never been the sole intended source. and the city has other applica

u. s. department of defense contracts to both the saudis and the m moratti's for america's part. it supplies the kingdom with about 80 percent of its arms, ranging from air power in the way of fighter jets to the more common tactical arms like shells and bullets. saudi arabia is america's number one military arms customer or as the u. s. calls it f m s foreign military sales customer in just 2022 alone. the u. s. d o. d approved and secured a 3000000000 dollar sale of patriot missiles to saudi arabia and about 2300000000 for a bad missile defense system for the u, a. e. now over the years and through multiple presidents, the deals made between the u. s. and the saudis account for many, many billions of dollars every year. joining me to discuss the humanitarian crisis caused by nearly a decade of us bombs is doctor i showed you mon, she's the president and founder of the human relief and reconstruction foundation are known as y r r f. i. shad. thank you for being with us today. yemen has plunged into a full fledged humanitarian crisis. food shortages, cholera outbreaks, some 23000

u. s. justice department just pointed a special counsel to investigate after more classified documents. we found a president 5 delaware report to emerge this week. the secret documents have been found in an office used after leaving the vice presidency in 2017 i'll have more world years at the top of the hour in good shape is next helping you to do exactly what it sounds good. ah with ah, with who in good shape and be kind to your son with what it's doing well, it's a true super oregon. when it's feeling bad, they can get really angry. all about the stomach and how to take good care of it in good shape. next on d, w. oh . list of questions about life, the universe and everything. you know the whole 40 to the answer to almost everything. our documentary series with clever and groundbreaking questions with the after life. death is not just a dead. are we getting dumber we have an exponential growth and bullshit? how can we feed every one doesn't mean we don't want to chase climate change with our food supply? questions for the present or future heads filled with ideas. and when we learn s

u. s. department of justice and 8 states as soon google for it's the lead dominance of the online advertising market. the companies accused of maintaining a monopoly that us officials say, had corrupted, legitimate competition in the tech industry. there's the headlines ponies with me in half now. next it's while they're wanting to stay with us. ah, the answer was an arabic. my name is howard, i was abducted by the cia in 2004, a german citizen was kidnapped and tortured by the cia. the came up with handcuffs . them led me into interpretation of powerful documentary. chose her story of how the geo politics of the post 911 world ruined the life of an innocent deal mastery case on al jazeera. ah, the states banana coming spring. after a 2 year hiatus, but there's been at least 11 executions. all of them for drug related offences. he was taken away, he was hang that shut the state decisively and persistently modest people in singapore, a string of executions. ignite's rare protests and spirited debate over the countries 0 tolerance, dropped policy loss, singaporean, families and individuals will

u. s. justice department has appointed a special council to investigate joe biden, after his legal team found more classified documents of the u. s. president's home in delaware. the discoveries are politically embarrassing for biden, after his criticism of former president donald trump's alleged mishandling of classified documents. if, if we are the latest classified documents performed in the garage of us president biden's home in wilmington by law might and should have handed them over to the u. s. national archives. after he left the vice presidency in 2017 might in thieves. it was an innocent mistake morning. people know i take classified documents classroom material seriously. i also said we're cooperating fully incomplete with the justice department's review. that republicans accused a u. s. president of hypocrisy by den sharply criticized former president donald trump for allegedly holding on to classified documents after sensitive files, but discovered at trump's home in florida last year. here's an individual that's been in office for more than 40 years. here's an individual th

u. s. use of munitions would likely exceed the current stock piles of the u. s. department of defense, the report suggest washington would quickly run short of items like long range and precision guided munitions in less than a week of conflict with china. the u. s. defense industry has also been war. they're being ill prepared for potentially drawn out war. well, it turns out that u. s. military corporations like lockheed martin, boeing and general atomics, are among the major contributors to the think tank, which publish that report and have attended meetings between military corp us top brass and the think tank executive director of the world beyond war movement. david swanson, those pro military campaigns in the u. s. are often funded by weapons manufacturers themselves. people have no clue what the reality is. so they'll look at that chart and not notice that, that there's anything dramatically wrong and, and that is, of course, the point you can't increase military spending. if you realize that you're already spending as much as the next 10 countries put together corr

u. s. department of justice will need to decide whether any regulations were actually broke it. meanwhile, the agency is already investigating the cases of classified documents found in the florida state of former u. s. president donald trump, as well as incumbent president biden's home and former washington office. the justice department says almost $300.00 papers, including top secret markings were taken from trumps former residents. legal and media analyst lionel says it's unclear who'll be responsible for the improper storage of such documents. first, they went after trump. oh my god, you would have thought it was espionage. this was the worst being the left media were going crazy edge. well, role there was no excuse joe biden, even said, has this man no decency and i'm embellishing she because there are these places call skiffs and this is called a sensitive compartment id information facility. and if you've ever seen get more just like the cone of silence, okay, that was trump. hedge will role. now we find out, by the way, he was president. when he took it in, there's some talk abou

u. s. department of justice names a special council to investigate the discovery of classified documents and president j biden's home and former office. ah. and i why money inside this is alan, is there a lie from dr. also coming up? ukraine says it's true to holding off against a fierce russian offensive in the town of sola dar, but warns the situation it's difficult. standing up against al, sure. bob protest as in somalia on so the government's cool to demonstrate against the armed group. i. 2 and they're not backing down. support is a per, is else did president peddler castillo back on the streets, demanding new elections? ah, a special council has been appointed to investigate u. s. president joe biden's handling of sensitive government documents. a 2nd set of papers has been found this time at his private home in delaware. the 1st batch of files was on covered at one of biden's former offices 2 months ago, but was only made public on monday and white house correspond. kimberly hawkins has a story. the discovery of a 2nd batch of classified documents. this time inside the garage of p

u. s. department of defense saying 10 countries in counting. we'll have a meeting on the side line of the contact group meeting focus, particularly on the issue of getting leopard tongues to a ukraine. that's always a difficult topic for the german chancellor. he was pressed specifically on this air tanks. also, a few days ago, the war economic forum in divorce, where he said that is important, that germany has sent several heavy weapons already mentioned as several of them. but he has not answered yet. if germany also wants to send a these tanks, we have this media report there were also mentioned in the piece of germany would wait for the u. s. to sent the ap ramps tar air tanks. and then germany would continue to center this leper talks to ukraine. so there will definitely be it takes center stage at this meeting of the ukraine air defense group in the lamps stand where they will talk about further arms deliveries and very important. and what a ukraine, pres, ukrainian president followed him as he lent he has been asking for repeatedly to se

u. s. department of defense and intelligence community, the other founder of judah, bob worley, his 1st career was as a naval intelligence officer. and he also worked as a chief technology officer for the defense and tell is agency the da, according to his bio on the nato linked atlantic council website. and here are some of us clients, as you can see, nothing here but little mom and pop shops, probably just turn their computers off and then back on again and still can get connected to the internet. gall flustered, so they need to reach out to outta for a little tech support roemer, all the panic over chinese may components in 5 g networks with former us president donald trump's administration pressuring then prime minister of britain, boris johnson, to ban chinese telecom. while away from britain's 5 g network, trump, himself reportedly even went totally, not in a phone call on the matter to johnson, that's according to what the western press. but back in 2015 things were a lot different. johnson's predecessor then prime minister david cameron, had called china the quote, best partner

u. s. department of justice and 8 states are soon google for its alleged dominance of the online advertising market. the company is accused of maintaining a monopoly that us officials say corrupted, legitimate competition in the tech industry. prosecutors want the firms advertising business to be broken up, follow their stories on our website, dr. sarah, dot com and back with more news in half. now next on al jazeera, it's inside, sorry to stay with us. there is no channel that covers world views like we do. a scale of this camp is like nothing, everything. but we want to know how do these things affect people we revisit even when they know international headline, how does your really invest in that? and that's a privilege, as a journalist, and universal jurisdiction stop impunity. human rights group has filed a lawsuit in germany against me involve military leadership, accused of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity. but can this lawsuit change the situation on the ground? this is inside story. ah hello there and welcome to the program. i'm nora. kyle human rights group has file

u. s. department of justice names a special council to investigate the discovery of classified documents and president biden's home and former office. ah. clubs, the ho robin. they're watching all civilized my headquarters here in doha, also coming up, standing up against. i'll show bob somalis on so we're a government called to demonstrate against the armed group. i am not backing down supporters of peruse, ousted president bedroom castillo, a back home, the streets demanding new elections. and ukraine says its troops a holding off against a face russian offensive in the town of solid, all but wounds. the situation is difficult. ah! welcome to the prego. my special council has been appointed to investigate you as president joe by his handling of sensitive government documents. a 2nd set of papers has been found and this time at his private home in delaware, the 1st batch of files is uncovered. one biden's former offices 2 months ago, but was only made public on monday. a white house correspondent kimberly hallett has more the discovery of a 2nd batch of classified documents. this time i

u. s. department of justice names a special council to investigate the discovery of classified documents and precedent. jo biden's, home and former office. ah, hello moneys, are you the sound? is there a lie from java also coming up, standing up against al shabani purchases in somalia on so the government's call to demonstrate against the armed group. ukraine says its troops a holding off against a fierce russian offensive in the town with sonata along the situation is difficult . i. 2 not backing down supposes of peruse, austan president peddler castillo a back on the streets, demanding new elections. ah, for hello, and welcome to the program. a special council has been appointed to investigate us president joe biden's handling of sensitive government documents. a 2nd set of papers has been found this time at his private home in delaware. the 1st batch of files was on covet at one of biden's former offices 2 months ago, but was only made public on monday on whitehouse correspond, can be hook, it has the story. the discovery of a 2nd batch of classified documents. this time inside the ga

u. s. department of justice earlier stated it had, sees $30000000000.00 and assets from russian entrepreneurs. washington had already frozen $300000000000.00 belonging to the russian central bike. back in april 2022. president biden proposed that congress authorized selling outsets don't belong to russian citizens, but u. s. law does not permit authorities to sell foreign property. economist political analyst ikea hummer, say the u. s. is going against the democratic principles, it holds so dearly with these depth the most important thing is if you are not guaranteeing property ownership anymore under the u. s. law, then you destroyed the fundamentals of old democracy and free market economy that the united states and all the lease want to be we have, we in germany have not forgotten that germany was sanctions but sanctioned by the us to. so doesn't mean that german would be, could be see in the u. s. too many inhabitants from the l. e will move away from the u. s. to because it will be too dangerous to keep any property in the us or in the, in the hands of where the u. s. can, can put their

u. s. department of justice names a special council to investigate the discovery of classified documents and president jo biden's ho, i'm full, my office. ah, i money inside this is out there, alive from day hall was that coming up? ukraine says its troops are holding off against a fierce russian offensive in the town of sala dog. a wound. the situation is difficult. standing up against alger, bob protesters in somalia on so the government's cool to demonstrate against iams group shlang because former president is fined for failing to prevent the east to sunday bomb attacks 3 years ago. the killed will take on 2 people. ah, hello, welcome to the program, a special council house been appointed to investigate the discovery of classify government documents at u. s. president jo biden's home. now the 1st batch was uncovered 2 months ago. their existence was only made public on monday. the documents i believe, to be linked to biden's time as vice president. and i reported to include us intelligence linked to ukraine. iran and the united kingdom. the white house press secretary says bought and