u. s. drive. but washington says the jet collided with the john, the drones propeller on a 2nd pass, which is also shown that the actual collision isn't visible in the edit. the video that's been released, although damaged to the propeller can later be seen after the screen goes blank. now that the actual footage has been released, asked military analyst, frank led, which what stood out to him. the 1st thing that's flagrantly obvious is that this was a deliberate action by the russian fighters. it seems that they were in the vicinity for more than half an hour, and that would indicate as well that there was some element commissioner and did command to this. second thing is by dumping fuel as you see there on the screen. now that so the intention there is to blind blind to the instruments on the, on the drug on the re patrol as it, as it does, and also clearly to disable it. and the pass was so close as you've already pointed out, that it did disable the drone. and i suspect is a combination of tho

u. s. drive that was involved in this incident. the m q 9 reaper can flight speeds of nearly 500 kilometers an hour and out an altitude of up to 15000 meters. now typically this kind of drone is used for intelligence gathering and reconnaissance bought. the am tonight also carries me files. and it's an effective tool for the us because it can be piloted remotely from any military base in the wild will alley i spoke to semi puri. he is a visiting lecture and war studies at kings college london. he believes this incident that won't lead to a dangerous escalation between the us and russia. this is a very significant events, but it's probably container both in terms of the difficulty is going to cause what is most go thinking. well, the key distinction is whether this was ordered by the russian defense ministry or whether this was an accident or whether this was the initiative of the sequoia 27 russian pilots involved in the mid collision. we don't know, we may never know that, but other important thing is that the russians will consid

u. s. cities in the 19 nineties and brought back road maps. but these don't work in cities that are so densely built and have no space for cars. trucks or s u v 's no drive on draws that can barely handle do at a time such cost centric designs have spilled onto the way newer residential complexes from landlord to new delhi are being developed to this complex game on. but on the, on a go and that are a 1000 plus families living here to access their basic needs, like food off schools. they have to walk a minimum of say, 15 minutes, which isn't really practical. and so people living here, i'm much more likely to become more and more dependent on that cause. 15 minutes may not sound like much, but it isn't exactly a cakewalk. the cause centric design tends to ignore the development of all other forms of transport, including walking, cycling, even to go to the bus stop, which are all of course, more climate friendly and obstacle course for me. but for the elderly or those with disabilities, the problems are much, much worse. and this is having a disastrous impact on indian cities. air pollution is on the rise across the country and the quantity of indexes dro

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u. s. will act forcefully to protect americans is after the u. s. military carried out s drives against iran linked targets in syria, retaliation for an attack that killed an american contractor, an injured 5 soldiers, and also grateful for the professionalism. our service members who are so ably carried out this response and to make no mistake, united states does not, does not emphasize seek conflict with iran, but be prepared to fresh track forcefully protect our people. that's exactly what happened last night. us stalks have closed higher after week start to friday session. despite a fell off among european banks, led by deutsche bank shares in the german giant, close down 8.5 percent. and they don going fears of a crisis in the banking sector. jim in charleston shelf has tried to reassure europe that the bank is profitable. violent protests against the pension reform plan in france have forced the postponement of a state visit by the british monarch. press into my own crone, this, that it would lack common sense for king charles to visit in the middle of the protest and isra

u. s. reaper drive that american official say came into contact the russian fighter jack over the black sea. the pentagon says a video, it's where the east proves its version of events. russia denies acting recklessly tactical. here as the latest from the pentagon. the pentagon believes this video will end the debate, the view from the m q, reaper official, say this shows a russian su $27.00 fighter jet, dumping, jet fuel on the drone. then another jump. the video cuts out, coming back to show a damage propeller blade. the video doesn't show where this was, what happened in the minutes before it or the blade been damaged. but russia says it's fighters had no involvement with the damage drone that was brought down in the black sea. us officials have been using very careful language to not escalate the incident. the pentagon spokesman told reporters why they have released the normally classified video. i think that our words and our actions speak for themselves and similarly, rushes, inaccurate information, false information, observation, grasping at straws, changing narratives also speak

u. s. base this us base and syria was attacked by a drone. dependent on says it was of iranian origin. and so the u. s. lawrence to as drive against these iranian targets in syria and iran responded again. it seems to be that whoever and if it is, perhaps iran, whoever's doing the strikes against us forces in the oil rich sector of syria, it seems to be accelerating. how do you read bad i read that as changing up the times. we're seeing these in the arab world and as was mentioned earlier in the program with the saudi and iranian approach, men and we saudi arabia. now moving forward, we restart. mission dies with us. it's pretty clear that the us is getting pushed out of the region. so, and these groups, these iranian, by military groups and as well as syria and groups that oppose their creation of their land, they are pushing back. they are getting agree like we also last week or 2 weeks ago . the commander offend, come, was complaining that russia and airplanes were doing reconnaissance missions of all their, their bases in south syria, almost on a daily basis. so we're seeing over all our track again with the presence o

u. s. keep on professing the maintenance of regional ties and stability while cowardly formulating a plan for the destruction of taiwan. russia, as deputy foreign minister says, bilateral ties with china are driving the u. s. and its allies around the world crazy. he delivered his comments and an exclusive interview here on our tea. i, chieftain, americans of this book would obviously americans are concerned that are comprehensive partnership and the whole complex of our ties. multifaceted and deep have received an additional impetus and continue to develop despite all our enemies attempts to upset them and damage our relations city. the american seem to understand that the russia, china nexus is one of the pivotal elements in the formation of a new multi polar world order. and it is, if you like, an antidote to the american dick tie an american hedge ammonia. we work with the people's republic of china, hand in hand, standing shoulder to shoulder, resisting the onslaughts of our enemies. we have a lot of projects and we have the groundwork for our work with china. if we have no hidden agendas, we are driven by the desire to ensure a stable development in a prosperous future for our states and ou

u. s. hospital. the group was abducted by armed men while driving into the city. not to morris. 3 candidates competing to succeed. nicholas surgeon asked. hollins, 1st minister have held their 1st televised debate a tax each other over their roles in government. and the u. k. government has unveiled a bill aimed at curbing the numbers of undocumented migrants arriving on british shores. it's to fulfill the prime minister's promise to deport any one entering in a way the government describes as illegal. as the headline news continues here. now does air obs, the listening post ah, which is here. when ever you are? oh, the normalization of israel's annexation of the west bank and the extremist elements behind it all. 1000 cases and counting post earthquake turkish courts are busy policing content online and the precarious state of journalism in crisis written pakistan. ah, hello, i'm richard ginsberg and you're at the new home publish link post where we don't cover the news. we cover the way the news is covered. when hundreds of his railey settlers rampaged on the oc

the main difference i would say with driving on the u. s. highways is the u. s. highways don't have many rules. you can passcode on all side. i mean, the only thing you have to pay attention to is the speed limit. even the distance, for example, you know, you're already too close to the white car. you're supposed to have half a drawing on one frame b. so it's 60 mirrors. that's not 60 meters. ah, we stopped for a little break along the way. germany has one of the longest highway networks in the world with more than 13000 kilometers stretching across the country. talked a little bit about miss of the out of on one being that there are no speed limits which we've seen is absolutely not true. tell me another major myth about the german highway. people associating the our, the bond with the 3rd drive with other feet. lump, of course is partly correct because he actually expanded it. but the idea of having out of bond in germany was that went up to 19 twenties. he benefited from 80 to well up to it. and it was part of the policies. but the original ideas older. the

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u. v. s. rescue since trouble driving credit suisse in a government backed deal. ah, i'm not matheson, this is all 0 alive from bill hop. also coming up, russian president vladimir putin welcomes what he calls china's constructive role in trying to and the ukraine war head of a state visit by huge and bank. a climate change red alerts, un reports during the next few hours is expected to warn the world the time is running out to curb emissions. and 20 years after the us invasion of iraq, we hear from a man who was tortured in the infamous r grey prison, and who still waiting for justice ah by his doctor, tumbled on monday as initial relief about the rescue of credit suisse has given way to new worries about big banks, debt you via shares are down 12 percent as it agree to buy a troubled rival credit suisse, which is seen it's shares nosedive. 62 percent u. b. s is paying $3200000000.00 to buy the bank and the state broker deal. the government says the deals the best solution to restore confidence in the sector. the bankruptcy of a global systematically important ba

u. s. and of course, the house drives have an enormous amount of money that they're going to put towards us. but also we're hearing out to that, the australians in addition to investing in their own shipyards in trimming their own people to kind of meet the needs that they have. are also going to be investing in both the british and the american shipyard so that they can combined increase the production of some marines by all re countries. and, you know, i notice what you didn't mention. there were any continental european ports or economies that we know that the french, they were not happy with the australians cancelling a submarine deal as a result of this deal has, have, i guess the tensions, the diplomatic problems with that have they all been ironed out now and is france, is it going to be included in any way in this? all can steal? yeah, you know, 2 different answers to that question. brand on the one hand, i really do think that the page has turned. and one of the ways that we can note this is that before our prime minister receives nat came over to the united states from the u. k. u

u. s. chin gang said an invisible hand is driving the escalation of the war to serve ju, political agendas. and his 1st is conference chin. gang blamed washington for rising tensions between the 2 nations. and he wanted a future conflict of the u. s. does not change its course well, no. joey rule. we will take it as our mission to defend china's interests. we firmly oppose any form of her german ism and power politics. we firmly oppose the cold war mentality. can base confrontation and acts to contain and hold back other countries development. we will resolutely safeguard china. sovereignty security and development interests are consider, you joins us now live from beijing actions as a little bit more about the tone of the foreign minister's speech here. while tingling is the phone, the chinese ambassador to the united states, and there was a big question as to whether this change over in staff would mean that we would see a softer tone from china or more conciliatory. one rather than the hawkish, one that we previously sole. but when we heard chin gung speak on tuesday morning during this

u. s. of allowing domestic politics to drive its approach to china. and also said that it was using competition as an excuse to suppress chinese firms. so he said that as the 2 largest economies in the world that was simply too important for the global community, not to get this relationship right. and he had a warning. he said that no amount of god rails would be useful into venting this relationship from spiraling, potentially into a dangerous conflict. if the u. s. did not change its approach to china, also, she actually implied that the u. s. was partially responsible for fanning the flames in ukraine by, by providing military and other support to ukraine in that conflict. a china also signaling that it's not going to veer away from its constant support of russia during this war. it has still not condemned russia for this invasion, and it's likely would not ever going to see any sort of condemnation from aging on that matter. and katrina, taiwan, all sir. sticking point between the u. s. and china. what did the foreign minister have to say about t

u. b. s to buy its trouble driving credit suisse on sunday. moving onto the news now and another 8 cases of mob. a virus have been confirmed by the world health organization and equitorial guinea that brings the total number of cases in the country to 9 since an outbreak with 1st declared in february. at least 5 people have also died of the disease and 10th in the year. the cases were confirmed and new regions of the country indicating a wider outbreak. there were no vaccines or anti virus treatments approved, treat the severe of viral fever and that feeling fears. it could spread further in the region with alarm sounding in cameroon, and kenya, the mob wireless disease, or m v d is a red henrich fever. it affects both people and non human primate. it's in the same bars family. as a bowler model has an average fatality rate of 50 percent, which varies in different strain and the worst outbreak and angola and 2005, the fatality rate was 88 percent had killed more than 300 people. well, let's get more on this now. we're joined by dr. much tv, so

u. b. s is to take over its embattled drive. we'll credit suisse at a price of more than $3000000000.00. the move aims to bomb the sector as feel as.

u. b. s. is going up to take over its embattled drive, credit suisse. i'm it feel is an ongoing banking crisis could destabilized the global financial system for the linda's preparing emergency measures to foster the takeover after dom oil unleashed by the collapse of silicon valley bank and signature bank in the us. now supporters, a form pakistani prime minister enron con half clashed with police outside the court in islamabad, where he was due to appeal to faith corruption, judges the unrest, the latest. an ongoing showdown between authorities and con, support us several arrest warrants against con, have been cancelled on condition he appeals in court at the end of this month. ah, cured exceeds outside a court in the pakistani capital. islamabad, collages between the police and emerald, hans supporters meant the former prime minister, could not enter the court. and a crucial judicial hearing has been adjourned till the end of march. am near multiple times again, board who told the court multiple times. righty. that you're sort of not in control or to

u. s. the group was abducted by our men while driving into the city of my tomatoes. by the rapids has more now from mexico cities. moments after crossing into mexico, these for individuals were ambushed by gone men. you can see in that video the moment that they are removed from their vehicle, a white mini van and then transferred into the vehicle of these uh, these gunmen. we still don't know all the details surrounding this, but, but we should note that this does highlight how dangerous some parts of the country really are and how dangerous the area of them a leap as where this occurred really is. this is an area that's known to be home, to warring factions of the gulf cartel. this is an area that is known of for being dangerous and, and the many different criminal groups that operate there. it's one of 6 states that's listed under do not travel is by the u. s. state department. the u. k. government does unveiled a bill aimed at cutting the numbers of undocumented migrants arriving on british shores. it's to fulfill the prime minister's promise to deport any one en

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driving them. remember, originally the u. s. wanted to make sure that russia and europe did not come together. europe manufacturing prowess with rushes, resources would have been i threat g u. s. gentlemen, economically, so unfortunately what they've done is they pushed together china and russia, which is even more fearsome cooperation. and at this juncture, they're in a panic, allows you drippings trip to moscow wrapped up on wednesday. so here's our t correspondent, shade bows on the atmosphere surrounding the 3 day visit. interestingly, president, she chose moscow for his 1st visit after his initial appointment, his present, it was really marked his visit has been the warmth with which the 2 men have greeted each other. how they've addressed each other throughout this landmark visit . of course, a geopolitical at power house of visit, with the eyes of the world firmly our moscow. but it's been really fascinating to see how the body language between these 2 men has evolved throughout the visit. and we can have a listen to how

driving that. remember, originally the u. s. wanted to make sure that russia and europe did not come together. europe manufacturing prowess with rushes, resources would have been, i threat to us gentlemen, economically. so unfortunately, what they've done is they pushed together china and russia, which is even more fearsome cooperation. and at this juncture, they're in a panic. and as of course, you know, the chinese president, eugene ping has been here in moscow for the past 3 days. he has officially gone back home, but off for a couple of days have a big business visit signing new much agreement, strategic partnerships, and economic agreements. details waiting for you on line. from the a chinese president's visit to russia is historic for a number of reasons. first to accent, the growing russia, china strategic partnership, and 2nd, to demonstrate what both countries publicly advocate the transition to a multi polar world beyond american hegemony operation. the aerodynamic began shortly after world war 2 and lost it almost 3 d

driving it. remember, originally the u. s. wanted to make sure that russia and europe did not come together. you're europe, manufacturing prowess with rushes. resources would have been i threat g u. s. gentlemen, economically. so unfortunately, what they've done is they pushed together china and russia, which is even more fearsome cooperation. and at this juncture, they're in a panic. they're trying as best they can to isolate both not really possible for all the reasons that my good friend action has said. what i mean as, as, as you say, we are, we are seeing the strategic partnerships not popping up just in so many parts of the world now. and it's, i mean, it's almost like a ripple effect that is starting to go around the globe as we speak and yet, well let's, let's wait for a moment. the conflict in ukraine, china has said, has come to moscow with a peace proposal to bring the conflict to a peaceful resolution. meantime, john kirby and washington saying, we are not interested in a sci fi in the ukranian conflict mediated by china. why do you think washington is openly against ending that

driving that. remember, originally the u. s. want to make sure that russia and europe did not come together . europe, manufacturing prowess with rushes, resources would have been, i threat to us gentlemen, economically. so unfortunately, what they've done is they pushed together china and russia, which is even more fearsome cooperation. and at this juncture, they're in a panic. the ukranian government has given an ultimatum to christian clergyman at a prominent orthodox monetary and key f. the monks must either align with a state supported patriarch or be banished from the premises. i'm convinced the situation will drastically change when the citizens leave the monastery. i believe the collaborative worker specialists and law enforcement officers will motivate that decision. process expressed support for the religious members of the key monastery after moscow's patriarch carrillo drew attention to the issue. at the pope said that the fighting between ukrainian or russian forces should not impact holy relics. i think about the or