u. s. energy secretary and un ambassador bill richardson helped broker his release as or where richardson has a history of freeing hostages and prisoners. i think what made the difference was my effort to work with the government on miramar, on humanitarian assistance on vaccines. and that made the difference. the military did not provide any details on why fencer was ultimately freed. the un says there are 47 journalists behind bars in me and mar. 20 of them are facing charges directly tied to their work. fenster says the focus should remain on their plight and he'll help fight for their release. natasha name l de zira doha. a lawyers in the u. s. are making their closing arguments in the trial of american teenage a call written house. the 18 year old is charles with murdering 2 men and wounding a 3rd after he opened fire with a semi automatic rifle during black lives matter protests in kenosha, wisconsin. john henderson joins us live from there right now. so john, this was a politically and racially charged case. one of the most was trials in the us right now. as it's wrapping up today.

u. s. energy ministers being deported to, to have sadie sees no logic in the u. a putting more oil into the market because there's predictor to be, if i understand correctly, a surplus at the start, at least in the 1st quarter of next year, i understand the opec class is due to meet in the early part of december. how do you think it's going to react to this? well, opec plus, well, sort of have to, we gather all this and they will not react much. i mean, they will, for december, it's all done because they have over time released 400000 barrels a day. or 44, and this is sheffield, this, this increase is scheduled to go all through april. so they might just reduce that the little bit, but opec, das boise, idaho of 2022. actually quite the significant supply overhang, which i'm the e, i a, the american and the t h and c and the international energy agency out of paris also for c, especially for the 1st quarter as supply overhang, but not as dramatic. it for opec, it's in the 1000000 plus barrels a day for the other states in the home that $2.00 to $300000.00 barrels

u. s. energy producers and pipelines, we have reduced us production and prohibited many drilling avenues that would have brought us not only energy independence, but also kept prices down. so biden was elected largely on an anti trump platform, which included not just a verbal smack down for us energy sector, but also real constraints put on capacity growth. and, and i think in this respect you reap what you sow. so jennifer can blame opec and clearly they are. price mover is definitely a factor. but i get a little annoyed when people in parties can't take ownership of their mistakes. in, as a reminder, we're just not dealing with adults in the room. children blame others for mistakes . they like to scape goat, it takes the maturity to own when your policies are, in fact a contract, a contribution to the liability. so i don't think we can separate the administration's environmental actions from higher prices being paid at the 922 percent higher prices. now buy it and it says that energy transition is going to take some time. and i think that's can obvious. we knew that i just wish that h

u. s. energy secretary and un ambassador bill richardson helped broker his release was away. richardson has a history of freeing hostages and prisoners. i think what made the difference was lou. my efforts to work with the government on mia mar, on humanitarian assistance on vaccines. and that made the difference. the military did not provide any details on why fenster was ultimately freed. the un says there are 47 journalists behind bars in me and mar. 20 of them are facing charges directly tied to their work. fenster says the focus should remain on their plight and he'll help fight for their release. natasha name l de zira doha. an influential council of elders from the libyan city of miss rata has called for a boycott of next month's election. after the son of former dictator, mama gadhafi registered to run and tripoli, and miss rotter protested. have been out in the streets saying they won't take part in an election where safe al islam gadhafi is running. he's wanted by the instructional criminal court on charges of crimes against humanity allegedly committed in the 1st weeks of the

u. s. energy secretary and un ambassador bill richardson helped broker his release was aware. richardson has a history of freeing hostages and prisoners. i think what made the difference was my effort to work with the government on mia on humanitarian assistance on vaccines. and that made the difference. the military did not provide any details on why fenster was ultimately freed. the un says there are 47 journalists behind bars in me and mar. 20 of them are facing charges directly tied to their work. fenster says the focus should remain on their plight and he'll help fight for their release. natasha game, l da, 0. doha. the u. s. secretary of state has accused russia of behaving recklessly oft it blew up one of its own old satellites. anson abe lincoln made the comments off to moscow's weapons test, endangered the lives of 7 astronauts in the international space station explosion. grayson, at least 1500 pieces of space. jung that will stay in omit that he is to come ah, this is out there. these you top stories, the presidents of the u. s. in china holding a virtual summit to try and i k

u. s. energy secretary steven chu.researchers from stanford university and other supporters will be holding a media conference online. they say that keeping the diablo canyon nuclear power plant open. could help the state make inroads and meeting its carbon emissions goals. diablo canyon plant near san luis obispo is scheduled to be decommissioned starting in the year. 2024 it does account for nearly 10% of all electricity generated here in the state. up major changes ahead as the us prepares to reopen its borders tomorrow to vaccinated travelers from abroad. also ahead, the first lawsuit filed by an injured concertgoers and the deadly music festival stampede in houston, why. he says the performers were at fault. and the new week new storm coming our way. we're gonna get some rain starts tomorrow night into tuesday. it looks pretty good. maybe 2 to 3 inches in some places. snow in the mountains details after the break. (background talking and laughing) ♪ ♪ (child) ...some people just go there immediately... at kaiser p

u. s. energy secretary and un ambassador bill richardson helped broker his release was away. richardson has a history of freeing hostages and prisoners. i think what made the difference was lou. my efforts to work with the government on me a bar on humanitarian assistance on vaccines. and that made the difference. the military did not provide any details on why fenster was ultimately freed. the un says there are 47 journalists behind bars in me and mar. 20 of them are facing charges directly tied to their work. fenster says the focus should remain on their plight and he'll help fight for their release. natasha name l. de zira doha sudanese authorities have taken al jazeera cartoon bureau chief to a jail despite an order for his relief. release l muscle, me al cabal. she was taken into custody overnight on saturday, after security forces rated his home. o jazeera has condemned in the strongest terms the actions of sedans, military india, supreme court has told authorities to shut offices in the capitol, allowing millions of people to work from home as pollution reaches dangerously high l

u. s. energy secretary and un ambassador bill richardson helped broker his release, or where richardson has a history of freeing hostages and prisoners. i think what made the difference was my efforts to work with the government on miramar, on humanitarian assistance on vaccines. and that made the difference. the military did not provide any details on why fenster was ultimately freed. the un says there are 47 journalists behind bars in me and mar. 20 of them are facing charges directly tied to their work. fenster says the focus should remain on their plight and he'll help fight for their release. natasha name l de 0. doha of u. s. has imposed new sanctions on nicaraguan officials in response to the presidential elections earlier this month. daniel, take, i want a 4th consecutive time in a vote. many countries say was rigged. most opposition figures had been arrested. all bard from running the button and administration has slapped restrictions on 9 and nicaraguans, including the energy minister and finance, vice minister, an influential council of elders from the libyan city of miss ser

u. s. energy secretary laughing went after increasing production here at home was part of the plan. so joining us now to discuss the latest or with g strategist at baba trading and octavio marines, the ceo of openness, i'll be as great to have you both on the show today. now octavio, let's start with you. we've heard from china state grid is already warning that they're not of the woods just yet. so how does that type balance between supply and winter demand play out? especially with the ongoing pressure to cut down on the use of fossil fuels by chinese cells into a lot of trouble because they have had such tight caps and the prices of electricity. so in china, the prices do not float. they basically set by the state and as cold prices increase the loss of how plants in china was simply not able to get the money to buy the coal, they need it because they couldn't pulse is price increases onto their consumers and their customers. so they may start to respond with, with black out. so bunch of chinese have plans to shut down and so we can't operate because we can't get the money from o

u. s. energy secretary and un ambassador bill richardson helped broker his release was away. richardson has a history of freeing hostages and prisoners. i think what made the difference was my efforts to work with the government on mia mar, on humanitarian assistance on vaccines. and that made the difference. the military did not provide any details on why fenster was ultimately freed. the un says there are 47 journalists behind bars in me and mar. 20 of them are facing charges directly tied to their work. fenster says the focus should remain on their plight and he'll help fight for their release. natasha game, l. da, 0. doha. in the coming hours, chillies president will face an impeachment trial in the senate. sebastian, yet i was accused of using his political powers bolster his businesses acclaim. he denies a latin america and a salisia. newman reports from santiago, the stress and the tension is written all over to bassetti and pinion his face, and with good reason. never in chilean history has a precedent faced removal from office democratically. he is the 1st democratically electe

u. s. energy sector, but also real constraints put on capacity growth limits. and, and i think in this respect, you reap what you sow that jennifer can blame opec and clearly they are. price mover is definitely a factor. but i get a little annoyed when people in parties can't take ownership of their mistakes. in as a reminder, we're just not dealing with adults in the room, children blame others for mistakes. they like to scape goat. it takes the maturity to own when your policies are, in fact a contract, a contribution to the liability. so i don't think we can separate the administration's environmental actions from higher prices being paid at the 922 percent higher prices. now buy it and it says that energy transition is going to take some time. and i think that's can obvious. we knew that i just wish that he and his interest energy secretary had given that a little bit more for thought. oh, absolutely. i mean, i know that's something we've talked about throughout this energy crunch with many analysts that, you know, maybe the foresight wasn't there when it c

u. s. energy secretary and you and ambassador bill richardson helped broker his release was aware. richardson has a history of freeing hostages and prisoners. i think what made the difference was my efforts to work with the government on mia mar, on humanitarian assistance on vaccines. and that made the difference. the military did not provide any details on why fenster was ultimately freed. the un says there are 47 journalists behind bars in me and mar. 20 of them are facing charges directly tied to their work. fenster says the focus should remain on their plight and he'll help fight for their release. natasha g. a. name l de zira. doha. closing arguments have ended in the trial of american teenager coll rittenhouse, ben curren house. he's accused of killing 2 people during racial protests in kenosha wisconsin. last year. the jury is set to begin deliberations on tuesday. the u. k. terror threat level has been raised to severe after an explosion outside a hospital in liverpool, on sunday. british prime minister boys johnson says it's a reminder of the need to remain vigilant. for men are bei

u. s. so that will announce a plan to tackle those rising oil and gas prices. at some point this week with the u. s. energy secretary laughing when asked if increasing production here at home was part of the plan. so joining us now to discuss the latest r g strategist at by the trading and octavia moran, the ceo of openness. i'll see his grades. have you both on the show to day now? octavio. let's start with you. we've heard from china state grid is are ready warning that they're not out of the woods just yet. so how does i type balance between supply and winter demand play out, especially with the ongoing pressure to cut down on the use of fossil fuels. i think the chinese loses into a lot of trouble because they've had such tight camps on the prices of electricity . so in china that relative to prices do not float, they're basically set by the state. and as co prices increase, that lots of power plants in china was simply not able to get the money to buy the coal they needed because they couldn't pass as price increases on their consumers and their customers. so that they said to restore with, with black

u. s. so that will announce a plan to tackle those rising oil and gas prices. at some point this week with the u. s. energy secretary laughing went after increasing production here at home was part of the plan. so joining us now to discuss the latest or with g strategist at baba trading, and octavio marines, the ceo of open, most of the it's great to have you both on the show today. now octavio, let's start with you. we've heard from china state grid is, are ready warning that they're not of the was just yet. so how does that tight balance between supply and winter demand play out? especially with the ongoing pressure to cut down on the use of fossil fuels wise. i think the chinese gotten southern to lot of trouble because they have had such tight caps on the prices of electricity. so in china else's to prices do not float . they're basically sent by the state, and as cold price has increased, that lots of power plants in china was simply not able to get the money to buy the coal they needed because they couldn't pass as price increases on their consumers, new customers. so they, they said to respond with,

u. s. has teamed up with some of the world's biggest energy consumers to release all reserves. they're trying to bring down petrol prices and combat soaring inflation use president joe biden says the release weren't so global supply issues overnight, but it will make a difference announcing that the largest ever release from the u. s. strategic petroleum reserve tell, provide a supply. we need, as we recover from this pandemic. in addition, i brought together other nations to contribute to the solution india, japan, republican korean, the united kingdom have agreed to release additional from verizon. and china may do more as well. this coordinated action will help us deal with the lack of supply, which in turn helps ease prices. the bottom line. today we're launching a major effort to moderate the price of oil and effort that will span the globe and as reach and ultimately reach your core, your corner gas station. god willing want. health organization is warning. there could be another 700000 deaths from k with 19 in europe. by march. the data rate has doubled since late septem

u. s. and other energy supplies will release millions of bows of oil from their reserves in a bit to tackle inflation. ah, well, i'm has them secret. this is, as you see, it are live from the also coming up, murder, or self defense. the jury deliberates the fates of 3 white men over the killing of a black man in the us state of georgia. anger grows over corona virus measures. in frances caribbean, territories, protest is open fire on police. in martinique, the you says it's working on more sanctions against fellow roost, accusing it of using desperate people, the stabilize its neighbors. ah . although the u. s. is releasing 50000000 barrels of oil from its strategic reserves. it's a coordinated effort with several other nations to tackle soaring fuel prices and combat inflation. resident been made the announcement off the coming under increasing pressure to act. our white house correspondent, kimberly how could reports ahead of one of the busiest travel holidays of the year . thanksgiving, you as president joe biden announced the release of 50000000 barrels of crude oil from america's emerg

u. s. and other energy supplies will release millions of bows of oil from their reserves in a bit to tackle inflation. ah, well, i'm has them speaker, this is, as you see, that live from the also coming up. matter or self defense. the jury deliberates the fates of 3 white men over the killing of a black man in the u. s. state of georgia. anger grows over corona virus measures in frances caribbean, territories protest. this open fire on police in march.

u. s. and the energy supplies will release millions of barrels of oil for their reserves in a bit to tackle inflation. ah, alarm has them secret. this is al justina alive from the also coming up. europe's co, 19 emergency, the world health organization says 700000 more people could die by march. you says it's working on more sanctions against bell roost accusing it.

u. s. that arbitrary timelines and deadlines for shifting the countries over to green energy. however, we've seen green tech is not mature yet to handle this much demand. so the only thing the u. s. is doing is shifting and exporting pollution. pretty much the same thing. it's done with the rare earth lining minerals industry. they just export it all of that pollution over to china while importing the minerals themselves. and in this case, it's exporting emissions and drilling over to the middle east and importing oil. but the thing is emissions is emissions no matter where it's generated. the only thing is that now these emissions aren't on the u. s. as carbon balance sheets. so on paper, it looks good, even though it is still responsible for consuming the end product fuel. so it's very hypocritical to say the least and it totally undermines the u. s. as call for green energy, because what it's actually doing is putting this glaring spotlight on green tech and showing the world just how new and unreliable and not self sustaining. the current state of green tech is because it f

u. s. as joined forces with some of the world's biggest energy consumers to release their strategic all reserves. it's meant to combat soaring inflation and high petrol prices, which are forcing people to cut back on essential supplies. it also puts the u. s. and its allies on a collision course with oil producing nations who have so far refused to increase their output substantially. india, as it will release 5000000 barrels. the u. k. one and a half 1000000 from private reserves. and japan and south korea will announce details in the coming days. it's the u. s. that's releasing the most 50000000 barrels. $32000000.00 will be exchanged and then restocked. and the remaining $18000000.00 were already authorized to be sold. as a drop in the ocean of the total u. s. reserve. any 605000000 barrels stored in salt caverns deep under louisiana and texas. still this will be one of the biggest releases those due to libya's uprising, hurricane katrina and the 1st gulf war. we're only around 10 to 30000000 barrels a. here's the problem. a steady increase in wholesale oil prices, which may have cooled latel

u. s. is worn, europe is becoming too reliant on moscow for energy. meanwhile, russia is rejecting u. s. a. nato accusations that it behave recklessly by blowing out one of its own satellites. the u. s. as moscow carried out weapons test endangering astronauts on the international space station and nato secretary general. again, stoughton berg says it created debris that is now a risk to all the spacecraft. so of course, when russia now tests new space weapons when they test it also by actually destroying space capability, creating a lot of dangerous debris. not this concerning both because the debris actually poses a risk to civilian activity in the space, but is also of concern because it demonstrate the dresser is not developing new weapon systems that can shoot down the satellites. and at least 3 civilians have been killed and a double suicide bombing in the garden capital compiler. one explosion happened near checkpoint at the central police station, and then there was another near the parliament building. 3 attackers also died in this blast. please say the bombings were carried out

u. s. has, and the u. s. is worn that year or become too reliant on russian energy though. in other news, moscow's rejecting u. s. a. nato accusations that it pay recklessly by blowing up one of its own satellites. the u. s. as moscow carried out a weapons test endangering astronauts on the international space station and the natives are to general yann's. dalton book says it created debris. that's now risk to our spacecraft and at least 3 civilians have been killed in a double suicide bombing and the ugandan capital can parlor. one explosion happened near a check point at the central police station, and the 2nd near the parliament building 3 attackers also died in the blast. please say the attacks were carried up by members of the rabble group. the allied democratic forces who have also pledged allegiance to i sill, which has also claimed responsibility for these attacks. warren, our top story is a bit later on, al jazeera world is next. ah ah ah, the nuns keep them in tuskegee said negotiable, leaning towards him. another woman who collect get melamine. miss washington. mr

energy prices. i'm now for a quick break, but when we come back and surprise announcement, the u. s. and china have come to an agreement to address the global climate crisis . we'll dig into those details as we're going to break the numbers of the quote i, ah, there is a patch of water around the try, a seal island that's in contention between canada and the united states northern gulf and made it suddenly become optimal for lobster. our populations here is exploded, one of the most valuable fisheries that ever existed. suddenly you had me and canadian fishermen in these waters at the same time jousting for position and attention to high violence is bound to happen. this is the last land border dispute between canada and the united states. it could be magnified to the point where there could be cost that would be significant to poke countries. quarter dispute don't go away. it's especially if something's going to happen with your team create in the 10 percent isn't true. believers usually are highly committed to this well, a few songs and i recall scientific fundamentalists, i'm not

u. s. is warned, europe is becoming to reliant on energy from moscow. meanwhile, russia is rejecting u. s. a nato accusations that it may recklessly by blowing up one of its own satellites. the u. s. says moscow, caroline weapons test endangering astronauts on the international space station and nato. zachary general yen stalled and bug says it created debris. that's now a risk to all the spacecraft. so of course we're rashaw it now tests newt space weapons when they test the it also bar actually destroying a space. so oh, capability gripping a lot of dangerous debris that there is a concerning both because the debris actually poses a risk to civilian activity in the space, but is also of concern. be closer to demonstrate the dresser is not developing new weapon systems that can shoot down the satellites. at least 3 civilians have been killed and double suicide bombing in the uganda capital can paula. one explosion happened near a check point at the central police station and then a 2nd one near the parliament building 3 attackers also died in the blast. please say that they were carried

u. s. as call for green energy, because what is actually doing is putting this glaring spotlight on green tech and showing the world just how new and unreliable and not self sustaining. the current state of green tech is because if it was truly effective and cost efficient, the market will have absolutely no problems switching over and boom bus co host christie. i thank you so much for breaking it down for today. thank you. and talk about a nightmare before christmas. now it's going to be even harder to get your hands on a playstation 5, amid the global chip shortage sony. and now that will be cutting down production due to components and logistic constraints. instead of its goal of producing 16000000 playstation 5 units, it's now slashing that number to 15000000. the shortage has been affecting the technology industry for more than a year now with other game companies such as microsoft, intended also feeling the sting and let me tell you something as somebody who is you follow the show. you know, i'm a bit of a game or myself, i hear it all the time about how hard it is to get one of these ne

u. s. and the u. k. say it will make europe even more reliant on russia for energy dominant cane picks up the story from berlin. then hugh has been very simply that they don't believe that the organization behind the old stream pipeline cold nor stream to ag, which is based in switzerland. they don't believe that it has enshrined german law into its operations at these base here in germany. quite technical ruling, but the basic deal being that the company needs to fully set itself up in germany and accept german jurisdiction as it were before any green lighting can be given in terms of the effect, this ruling will half well as a temporary stay in one perspective, we know that the company concerned no trim to a g in switzerland has got until a point in january. so reply, but obviously there is the geopolitical significance of this, this pipeline. really polarizes opinion, not just in ukraine or germany, but around europe. there are some in germany who say, this is a good idea that this is helpful to the german economy. that gas coming through, we'll offer a new opportunities for gas consumers around west

u. s. strategic petroleum reserve. help provide a supply we need as we recover from this pandemic. in the wake of the arab oil embargo of the early 19 seventies, the u. s department of energyc petroleum reserve, the world's largest known emergency stockpile of crude oil. currently 605 million barrels. the 50 million barrels from the reserve will take a month to get to the market. according to the white house. it will take time, but before long you should see the price of gas drop where you fill up your tank high school of business energy economist severin borenstein says. it usually takes about 3 to 5 weeks to lead to lower prices at the pump, but this time the savings should come very quickly. the really good news is that oil prices actually topped out about a month ago and have been coming down since then. and i know that the president is doing everything that they can. it's an international problem. biden announced that china, great britain, india, japan and south korea will also release some of their reserves to have a greater impact on lowering worldwide crude prices. that's the biggest cost and a gallon of gasoline. the total release could be closer to 100 million ba

u. s. strategic petroleum reserve. help provide a supply we need as we recover from this pandemic. in the wake of the arab oil embargo of the early 19 seventies, the u. s department of energy up the strategic petroleum reserve, the world's largest known emergency stockpile of crude oil. currently 605 million barrels. the 50 million barrels from the reserve will take a month to get to the market. according to the white house. it will take time, but before long you should see the price of gas drop where you fill up your tank haas school of business energy economist severin borenstein says. it usually takes about 3 to 5 weeks to lead to lower prices at the pump, but this time the savings should come very quickly. the really good news is that oil prices actually topped out about a month ago and have been coming down since then. and i know that the president is doing everything that they can. it's an international problem. biden announced that china, great britain, india, japan and south korea will also release some of their reserves to have a greater impact on lowering worldwide crude prices. that's the biggest cost and a gallon of gasoline. the total release could be closer t

education, lower health care costs, and also includes the single biggest investment in clean energy in u. s. history. and those are the headlines. the stay with us inside story is next. hello, housing, the cost as big pharma refuses to saturday, the vaccine secret wells health organization hire a south african lab. and i'm a coach by the pandemic. the airline industry once a week counting the cough on the continent mass reform. that's the message from america's job diplomat to africa leaders. antony lincoln has been visiting the region ahead of us summit in washington. but has the u. s. policy to was africa worked? this is inside story. ah hello, welcome to the program. hashem abala. your secretary of state antony blanket has been visiting several african countries. it's part of a biden administration's bush to increase co operation and strengthen relations. blinkin has sought to assure leaders, unlike past us administrations, this one would treat africa as an equal partner, but it's not clear how much influence washington hopes to have their american brush own sudan and if you'll be as lea

joe biden has ordered the energy prices be reduced in the u. s. blaming rising prices, an opec for not producing enough oil. however, at the same time, he wants to shut down oil pipelines across america, over environmental concerns. picking up a story for us soft theater. the holiday season is upon us. but if americans were hoping for thanksgiving, c store a christmas tree laden with presents no luck. a supply chain crisis is this. here's a wrench. bringing mass shortages delivery delays on record breaking inflation. inflation hurts american spock books and reversing this trend is a top priority for me. the largest share of the increase in prices and this report is due to rising energy costs. so the president with the tanking ratings, an angry vote has, has conveniently found the guilty party energy. and it's true that prices have sold . in fact, a 3rd of americans had to skip or cut back on necessities like food and medicine to pay that energy bills in recent months. you'd think that wouldn't be that it wouldn't be the best time to even talk abo

u. s. strategic petroleum reserve. help provide a supply we need as we recover from this pandemic. in the wake of the arab oil embargo of the early 19 seventies, the u. s department of energystrategic petroleum reserve, the world's largest known emergency stockpile of crude oil. currently 605 million barrels. the 50 million barrels from the reserve will take a month to get to the market. according to the white house. it will take time, but before long you should see the price of gas drop where you fill up your tank high school of business energy economist severin borenstein says. it usually takes about 3 to 5 weeks to lead to lower prices at the pump, but this time the savings should come very quickly. the really good news is that oil prices actually topped out about a month ago and have been coming down since then. and i know that the president is doing everything that they can. it's an international problem. biden announced that china, great britain, india, japan and south korea. will also release some of their reserves to have a greater impact on lowering worldwide crude prices. that's the biggest cost in a gallon of gasoline. the total release could be closer to 100 mi

it also includes the single biggest investment in clean energy. in u. s. history cutter is hosting this year's world military parachuting championships for the 1st time. there were more than 40 teams participating with hundreds of athletes. open to claim the world title li harding a took the punch above. do free fall precision. oh, these athletes are experts in the art of jumping out of planes. more than 40 military parachuting teams have descended here to the desert of guitar to compete for the world championship title. the competitors are all active military members and have been training for years to get here. most have tens of thousands of jumps to their names. you know, we all had the, the tactical and technical expertise of the american soldier and we just rely on our training. we fall back on what we've done. 10001000 times. guitar is hosting the world military parachuting championships for the 1st time. but the gulf nation is already well known in the air sports community. it's national team, 12 gold and one bronze medal in the last competition. th

u. s. u and russia, the u. s. and the u. k. c. this will make europe even more reliant on russians on russia for energy. but germany says russian gas is needed to transition away from coal and nuclear energy. dominic cane has more from berlin. then few has been very simply that they don't believe that the organisation behind that old stream pipeline called mold stream to a g, which is based in switzerland. they don't believe that it has enshrined german law into its operations, at least based here in germany. quite technical ruling, but the basic deal being that the company needs to fully set itself up in germany and accept german jurisdiction as it were before any green lighting can be given in terms of the effect this ruling will have. well, it's a temporary stay in one perspective. we know that the company concerned nordstrom to a g in switzerland has gotten till a point in january. sure. reply. but obviously there is the geopolitical significance of this, this pipeline. really polarizes opinion, not just in ukraine or germany, but around europe. there are some in germany who say, this is a good idea

u. s. and 1973. it's designed to store oil for use in an emergency. international energy agency is responsible for managing global oil supplies, and it says, member countries can only release reserves during wars or natural disasters, and not just to correct prices. well, joe biden isn't the 1st u. s. president, to tap into the reserve, bought a car bama did the same in 2011 to offset disruptions and supply because of the war in libya. our white house correspondent, kimberly hoggard, explains why the move hasn't been welcomed by everyone. what the criticism has been, is that this might resolve the issue in the short term and lead to some, in the immediate future, lower gas prices. but ultimately, because the issue of supply and demand globally has not been resolved, this will drive the prices up. so what you heard there is the president not only saying, look at this is a global problem, but the fact that he's also saying that this will work out in the end one point to know in all of this, is that with regard to the release of these reserves, the president isn't just relea

u. s. has teamed up with some of the world's biggest energy consumers, to release all reserves. they're trying to bring down petrol prices and combat soaring inflation. it's expected to anger oil producing countries which have been refusing to increase output. the world health organization is warning. there could be another 700000 deaths from code 19 in europe by march. cases have been rising as the weather gets colder, with the daily rate doubling since late september investigations began in 2 in bulgaria into the worst boss crash in its history. at least 45 people, including 12 children, were killed when it caught fire. the presence of kenya and south africa called for a cease fire in ethiopia, saying all parties must commit to ending the violence. comes of teeth, european prime minister abbey ahmed pledge to travel to the front line to lead his military in their fight against to grind rebel forces. the year long contract is intensified in recent months. with fighters from the northern to gray region advancing towards the capital, addis ababa footage is now merged, a thousands

u. k says this will make europe even more reliant on russia for energy. pfizer is seeking emergency use authorization in the u. s. for its experimental cove in 1900 pill. a study by the company found that reduces death and hospitalization in unvaccinated adults by 809 percent. it's also seeking approval from other countries . those are the headlines were back off the one on one east. frank assessment is or kiss likely to change baking behavior. it'll, it's not going to change their behavior. they are going to continue to do what they do and in depth analysis of the days, global headlights. inside story on out jesse era, chinese president changing ping is made the nation's goals clear to become more prosperous and powerful than really not with taiwan. warmer yoke ending though you told me a call, an anomaly. sure by now harsh english is are kind of fun at mall tensions arising between the island and the mainland and people are divided on where they stand. yeah. are you open some way to lock it? she said, yeah, so it isn't a tie. one. good wilkens. i'm worried and once you don't mail, so the hobby that you know di

u. s. government won't focus on spending more on green energy any time c? well, i certainly not a favorable to green energy because what it needs is that focuses or is increasingly, i'm still on fossil fuels. a green energy is a for the future, it appears it's going to take several years for any of the spending. and of course, we don't know how much the u. s. will spend, because most of it is in the legislation. call the reconciliation bill that doesn't look like it's going to pass. we've got price gouging, going on everywhere in the u. s. economy right now. as companies attempt by raising prices to recruit the losses from 2020 revenue during the worst impact of the shutdowns they're trying to make up the ground. and they're raising their prices everywhere. cloak libraries were just exported anyway, so it probably wouldn't work. he's got to take much stronger action, but you know, he's not the kind of president that box the big corporations or take strong action . he's always looking for a compromise somewhere. and no one he dinners looking for a compromise

and to power energy and also a to actually use the u. s. as a means of bringing down its commitments. but no, it has to be said, this is not an all out solution. and furthermore, the of the complications with, for example, deforestation, you have, you know, these pledges that are given and now we're already seeing a deputy foreign minister and indonesia questioning the ethics of using european standard sir to try and get do frustration. a push through it is it easier or by 2030? so that's an example of the type of queries you're going to get with any pledge or any commitment as it's cold. and we have here a situation with coal. busy that it is not just an addiction in terms of the wealthy countries served in terms of using it for power. it's also something that poor countries absolutely depend on, on the cold to actually grow their economies. and that's why you're getting more more and potency to the argument from the poor countries. that the wealthier ones, it's fine for them. they've made their billions of dollars. we have to survive, we