u. s. especially in safelite, texas, florida, california, arizona. now were there a population is significantly higher. and what is even more interesting is that this is the fastest growing ethnic group in the u. s. and electorate, since or the last midterm elections, young latino are represent, for example, 62 percent of the total growth of eligible voters. as since the last midterm elections, and this is precisely the group of latinos i talked to in arizona, let's take a look. this is phoenix, capital of arizona. politically. eddie says, if state in this mid term elections, it went to biden by just 0.3 percent in 20. 20. i result many say was down to latino voters and minority group who could decide the upcoming mid terms as well. that is why everyone is looking at them. now. the latino community is the fastest growing voters group in this state. 32 percent of the eligible voters in arizona. our latinos, however, only 19 percent in this group are registered to vote. but latinos are becoming more likely than ever to register and vote. you're from afr

u. s. to make use of their right to vote, hasn't it? what are the difficulties they are facing heading into these midterms historically? but also especially now nicole because of the strunk of political polarization in the u. s. so, so a political officials have been putting out builds at that are making it very hard for minorities and to pass their vote for example. and they're changing, opening hours of the place where they can vote at a time where a lot of people are still working, especially the ones who have a 2 or 3 jobs or they are, they're replacing the voting centers and creating a huge distance between a certain neighborhoods where there are a lot of minorities at the voting centers and these are just these things are just making it more difficult for minorities to cast their vote. so there are a lot of reasons and a lot of obstacles that they are being created in certain states. for example, in arizona where the minorities just have a harder way to go and cast their vote. or they might even be afraid of passing their boat vote because they, there might be border officials at the door of the voting centers. the latino vote was l

u. s. administration, especially from joe, by then flew to saudi arabia himself this summer, asking them to increase production in order to reduce global reliance on supplies from russia. this was supposed to hit russia where it hurts since the beginning of russia conflict to the crane, the u. s. and all the western nations have been calling a boy called on ross and energy supplies. the us stopped importance in russian oil earlier this year. and the e, you placed a partial, a bar, go on rush and fuel. a price cap is next and they're trying to drag china and india into their scheme. but so for that has not worked either because they have not only refused to sanction russell over the crane conflict, but they have recently stepped up purchases of russian oil. and now of course there's this, so it's really not going according to plan for america and not a good look for washington, especially ahead of the mid term elections when americans are already ruling for months of high petrol prices. with due respect to reason, you have high prices in the united states because you have a refining short

he started to attract in the interest of external actors, especially in the west. the u. s. and france especially, were interested in the role hoshal could play in helping fight terrorism donte to re ah, sit down the la la sydney object if to can his army is top goal, was fighting terrorism, which it did, do you always make it thought terrorism and down on because in been causing you to, to insert and, and facade to england. fizzle, baskerville is to always terrorism was a real and serious threat or us as well. sit them in and his army with our support . one big victories against this threat or 20 or you can do when the city news will see after 27 years of exile in the us khalifa have tell, reappeared on to the libyan political scene. he seemed to be the only figure, capable of standing up to the so called islamic state. terrorist group whose advance is across the middle east, had the west worried loose out of the hello. this isn't a kuda top. it's not a cood at all in the traditional sense of the term from leading many libyans in the east rally to his side. but tripoli and m

u. s. motives to get involved in or wrong domestic affairs, especially when they're handing out these accusations about what they think that iran is doing on a global stage. well, we have to remember who nancy pelosi is. she is, i want a corrupt us politician who has enriched her spouse while in office. she is a millionaire many times over. thanks to the will you, alas, a military industrial complex. and she is a part of our government that for years has supported regime change in iran and is now supporting arm the opposition groups in order to overthrow the government in iran. she has been involved, she has a trouble maker wherever she goes. just a few weeks ago, she was in taiwan and almost sparked a war between the u. s. and china. so this woman, this woman is part and parcel of the u. s. war machine. and partly, and her personal goal is to try and cause as much trouble for the countries of the world to, to create instability in which the u. s. can intervene and militarily and politically. and so a lot of arms, that's her game, i troublemaker, wherever she goes. and she's certainly, it seems t

the west and especially in the u. s. is trying to restrict china's economic rise and the best need for a prepare for a confrontation. and so i would say that's not really a good or optimistic scenario. i think the bigger picture looks rather grim bit and the relationship to the west will get worse. correspond 5 in customer there with a view from beijing. thanks very much. and let's turn out some other stories making news right now. and i must, the world's richest man announced he will, his company will continue to pay for starling satellite, internet access in ukraine. it come just a day after he said his company space x could not keep funding the project. starling has been vital to ukraine's communications as it fights rushes invasion. the greek island of creek has been battering, battered by raging storms, causing rivers to overflow, and resulting in devastating flooding. one man is drowned, and others are reported. missing. officials on the island have described it as a, quote, biblical disaster for testers in chinese

long term picture is it and that's a belief within the party leadership that at the west and especially in the u. s. is trying to restrict china's economic rise and the best need for a prepare for a confrontation. and so i would say that's not really a good or optimistic scenario. i think the bigger picture looks rather grim that and the relationship to the west will get worse in the future. correspond via customer there with a view from beijing. thanks very much. turning out to some other stories making news right now. russia's ministry of defense says gunman have killed 11 people at a training site for the russian military. the attack happened in belgrade region of russia which borders ukraine. the shooters opened fire during a training session for volunteers preparing to be deployed to ukraine. a lot must the world's richest man announce his company. we'll continue to pay for starling satellite internet in ukraine. this comes just a day after he said this company space x could not continue funding. the project star link has been vital to ukraine's communications as it fights rushes invasion. gre

, i don't know, this is up to say that we've been, have a lot of the external pressure with especially the u. s full thing, you know, other countries not to supply technology to transfer to these chip, these micro chips. and these, you know, other technology movement has that been talked about on the sidelines at the conference, not for today's conference, but absolutely for the congress for the entire week trying to spend a lot of time talking about better promot. it's so innovation and it's carried out to strategic a series of strategic matters or promoting innovation. and it's also we did in part of its trying to strategy of high quality development. and the most part of the reason of it being boosting innovation here in china is that china doesn't want to make sure doesn't want its technology or strained, or any kind of development. china needs to be make sure that it's kind of with how in its own kind, but not affected by any kind of book or policy change very well so, so in phase out, as always a good do. thank you so much for joining me here today. as a safe, but we'll see you down soon.

u. s armed services, especially the seagoing services as the city gears up for the festivities. francisco police say they're preparing to protect the city. potentially hundreds of thousands of visitors. we did tabletop exercises and preparation, so um, just some some scenarios with realistic catastrophes that may happen, so we are prepared as they have in years past, city leaders are advising anybody coming out to fleet week festivities to take public transit. and they're saying if you must drive, be sure you clear your vehicle of any valuables even before you park they say, just in case burglars are watching. in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. people using bart to get to fleet week activities won't need to wear a mask. as of today, master no longer required for bart, or transit passengers. officials reinstated bart's indoor mask policy in late july, which stayed in effect until yesterday . bart officials say they still strongly encourage riders to wear a mask, even though the mandate has now expired, and a c transit says they will continue to supply free fac

now are facing the problem of decreasing the value of the in again, the measure currency is especially the u. s. which japan, japan had hit the levels that it hasn't seen for almost 30 years. so all the materials that are being important to japan are becoming more very expensive. the household now are there being that, that energy bill, which are almost double what they, where a few months ago. and that also has been effected by the invasion of a russian invasion to ukraine. so the, but i mean that has a now almost $260000000000.00, the comprehensive beckers that would be distributed on delivery, which i've just mentioned, the employment, the environment, the household and also the businesses. and that could be another becker's that was going to be within the few months. again, i may just sell off early this week, hit chinese markets following present. she didn't things move to pack his in a circle with allies for authorities have since sought to reassure investors and brought back some com. but many analysts believe they could still be a rocky road ahead. patrick rock reports business operatio

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u. s. military lapse published media outlets, especially in global cells and to further investigation, discover that, oh, it was actually a part of chinese sort of media outreach effort. part of china, probably in the machine behind that story. me back home on the eve of the congress . she jin ping is everywhere. the leader who brought poverty under control and saved lives during the pandemic. the self styled savior of china and a rising east. now navigating his way far too easily through a media space under his party's almost complete control. but also, it tells you how insecure or shoot him paying out of the home is a party. they're afraid of any slightest criticism about the current situation. i can see this coming party congress. it's probably that it of his power is going to face the potential opposition in different sectors of society, particularly in chinese in lees. he's becoming a powerful, by the same time, very insecure a dictator in china with many fading policies, but also a very strong can pass the, to control the society and a control party. me. trading in conspiracy theories can

he also says that the pressure, especially from the e u, as well as the u. s. for the continent to transform at a plus, the pace was unrealistic. this sentiment was echoed by attendees and the africa oil week in africa was begin to focus on how do you realize you could argue that he thought you are respectable. the fillings are under walls so you can focus stuff resource on your area, interest of the waters in the forthcoming cop. 27 climate change conference to be held in egypt in november. this year will be the litmus test on african solidarity on the issue of energy transition, as well as how the continent will go about it. but judging by the sentiments and the africa oil week, africa in tends to develop economies and natural resources at its own pace. got out of tea, enjoying this book. the u. s. national debt has set a new world record of $31.00 trillion dollars. that's more than double the debt of the 2nd biggest borrower, china. the us economy is facing 40 year high inflation in response to federal reserve has been increasing interest rates, which are ex

u. s listed shares took a beating, especially early this past week. alibaba netease baidu. called invesco golden dragon lost 14% a day this has to deal with the shooting ping, who you mentioned, replacing the market friendly members of his leadership group with these, yes, men and investors didn't love it. there's a fear look, the bookcase for china shares is that they're cheap, right? alibaba has lost almost 80% over two years, it has generated more free cash than amazon over the past five years , yet it trades at a sliver of amazon's value. the bear case, which i lean to is that you don't get any ownership. if you're us investor, it's a gimmick. you're buying into a shell company because china bans foreign ownership across vast swaths of its economy, and there's always the potential of some kind of backlash will retaliate. retaliatory action. you know the u. s trade tensions, the bulk the bulk counter to that bear cases. she wouldn't do that, because he wants to renminbi to be a global currency is not going to weaponize assets denominated in his own currency, but the bear

presence of all the chinese and ambassadors, especially in the west and m all those things of course, are not very helpful when it comes to improving a taste with the u. s. or also the escalating the conflict with taiwan. so i would expect that things might get more complicated especially. and china's relationship to the west. now fabi on a lot of people are talking about on the foreman leader who's in tao. he was dramatically led out of the whole during this congress. of course, many people round the world are wondering why, what can you tell us yet there basically 3 theories and the official one that was spread by chinese state media, but noticeably only on the english language channels on a twitter platform that was, that is spent in china, they say that he is in bad health and that's why he had to be let out. but to be honest, it doesn't really explain why the, the way how he was let out was saw such a, a public humiliation. i mean, if you look at the images, it's really quite remarkable. and m, some analysts say that actually it was indeed a public humiliation and name be in front of the foreign press who just entered the great hall of the people e

by this time, the ambassador would have known the state department would have known, especially the internet, the u. s. embassy. and denny would have known that the action to just read, but nevertheless, there's been no collective move on the side of the american auto state department, all of the american embassy, it's now about now, if you're a member in april this year, ill, han, homa who us congresswoman very islam is she with august on okay back because me and when india protested the stand the box and said that this was a private visit and distance themselves from it and think that they had no hand in organizing. now in 6 months, and there is a big change where the u. s. and so is visiting, i guess, on, by me and greeting it as well because we're actually in pakistan the way of describing these things means that they're part of me being liberated by the indian part of me, the lender, indian occupation. there is a very sensitive kind of that done that the american ambassador of you see that you're not utilizing the consequences, not my own thinking is that there is now several steps that have been

and the last in the us wants to be as a wagner when it comes to electric vehicles, especially attached to the u. s. company. but i think this really just showed that they were early. i think it's, we're now that there's a massive transformation using gm for and others that are really going all. ready over the next decade, but there have been some seminal moment and ultimately it was really china that was ahead on a vision domestic players. the nears the ex pings and others, there's been shiny objects that they've really been able to, you know, ultimately award. let's talk about the manufacturing of batteries which outside of china and some parts of asia, is pretty much non existent. how big a problem is that if the world is moving to ed's electric vehicles by the, it's a problem in terms of, we'll call from a supply perspective. i mean with the m raw materials that's going to be an issue as we go in 2001 report, 2025. you're starting to see more manufacturing builds in the us business. some of the incentives, both china continues to really, you know, own that battery technology. and i think what w

it is a real, a misery moment that many people in europe i in the nation, especially the energy right. the u. s. is reviewing a request from haiti for international security support. it's asked for a specialized armed force. after wakes, yvonne and protests gangs have blockaded and main port angry that the prime minister ended fuel subsidies are real on race says he's country is at risk of humanitarian crisis as it faces a shortage of water fuel and basic goods is also dealing with another cholera outbreak, dan foot served as us special envoy for hazy in 2021. he says the military intervention could come at a high cost for haitians. the current risk is, is very high for an international force. dr. ariel and read the fact of prime minister who is anointed by the international community after president more uses a fascination a year ago, has been seen as illegitimate by the age people. he has not done one thing for them as we began so as a result there protesting natalie fuel services in the us international imposition government over the past several back. and my concern is if you send a militar

destroyed hundreds of thousands of factors of crops raising concerns about food security, especially in rural areas. the u. s. s 3000000 children around the country are suffering from malnutrition. some cases are so severe, it's something big growth. with some children, hardly gaining any height as they age. 8 year old son math mode is one such case. might have gotten the movie the lock in for when he was 4 years old, he was eating little. sometimes he went to bed without dinner. now all his cars and the kids in the neighborhood were born around the same time have grown, but he still the same height. have a 1000000 of the children suffering malnutrition are categorized as severe cases. and in urgent need of aid, according to the children's agency, eunice have. so i told him of my home since noon and how long accretion is responsible for the death of 50 percent of children under 5. so there's an urgent need for the different sectors to come together to address the root causes. we have already started a cash transfer program for mothers, and they're starting to come to transfers for prenatal and postnatal chec

especially if, if i know the u. s. because we got the us now thing, basically, she doesn't go along with our narrative. we're going to sanction you to, i mean is that fair is and democracy? well, that is a fair statement. i think your perspective is exactly true. however, the privacy issue is a super sensitive one at this point, since everyone thinks everyone is lying. so the only way you can fix that cure it, make an example that it is a true thing, is to do it publicly. if in fact it looks like one side is inappropriately pushing, others are threatening them if they don't go in a certain direction. that's public. that means journalists have to do their grown up job, put on their big boy pants and dresses and help people understand. check this out. it's like a soccer team, a football team stealing the ball, or secretly putting, you know, sleeping pills in somebody's gatorade. so that's really up to us to as the 4th state, is that we have to hold accountable the people that are speaking. if we just sit and watch and sa

especially with the united states. because m a here, people believe that the u. s. is a restricting china's economic rise and that there are some form of conflict inevitable correspondence. fabi in crash more in beijing. thanks fellow that ah, to bonus nig asides. we're back in action after mid week losses in the champions league. frankfurt were hunting a win, which would keep them in the top for while they workers, and we're hoping their new manager, shabby alone. so could help them step out of the bottom 3. but it wasn't to be frank for, it can be a tricky place to travel to just ask, leave accusing boss, jobby alonzo. his 2nd one to seek a game in charge. so his team pitied against an inform intact side whose 1st half pressure paid off. just shy of half time went yes, belinda gunn was brought down inside the box and died. she commodity converted the resulting penalty. parity was restored shortly after the restock. thanks to this diving header from labor. thousands piero in cap. yay! but it lost it less than 2 minutes until xander colo juanita scored a small heade

especially today. and so we've heard the u. s. president have strongly criticized the opec plus a decision is called a short sighted. what do you make of that statement? thank you for inviting me. i think the last coalition is an independent correlation. they are fed coalition, they do their assessment and stuff is prior to their me single ministers and they take that decision whether some members, some countries or not like it. and that's up to then. but definitely this is that i decision that i died when we see a lot of next generation and prices. and we see that we need as a coordination to preserve the stability of the market. so i don't want to come in fair better, but what's all, what i'm going to say is basically this is not the business of any country, but the coalition of operate loss. and this is a decision that you would have personally also have endorsed benson. i didn't know who i'm so to get to you. you mean for my fin? yes. would you also ever come to the same decision? yes, definitely. well, i thought your, you ca

now especially, i mean, we know we know the u. s. has been accepting or been in other countries without any sort of authorization because they don't be held accountable. it just seems a little bit, you know, my role play by my rules, but do what i do. but when i say sort of the, all the opposition do what i say, and when i do the point, yes, the pot calling the kettle black. i mean, it even goes beyond that. i mean, we know that the us as a time supported isis, that kind of in places like syria, they supported terrorists in libya. they've supported the m e k tor terrorists against iran. so no, of course, it's a total double, double standard. and as you point now, the u. s. unilaterally invaded countries from iraq to afghanistan to libya, the somalia, to serbia. i mean, the u. s. has no ground to stand up in criticizing russia for this operation. all right, you know it's not a bad move on out of time. thanks a lot for joining us here. it was a pleasure. thank you very much. it by movie, another commander in chief of the cleans, all fo

analysts, john curry aku, says washington has a track record a broken promises, especially when it comes to countries affected by u. s. military operations. i think that this has something to say about nationals of any country that the united states occupies or attempts to occupy over a long period of time. there's always the very well thought out plan to go into these countries, but there's never a well thought out plan, but how to get out of these countries. and we end up just abandoning them. and abandoning the people who, in many cases like you know, spend a lifetime trying to help the united states, the white house, the state department, and to a slightly lesser extent, the pentagon making promises that they just are not able to keep. we promised iraqis, for example, that we would resettle them. we promised the kurds that we would reset them. we had a program to resettle syrians. this is a very common bureaucratic problem, not just in the united states, but all over the west, where once we announced the end of a policy, for example, the, the war in afghanistan or the war in iraq. literally everybody loses intere

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drive of african economies for many years to come fuel to says that the pressure, especially from the e u, as well as the u. s. for the continent to transform at a plus, the pace was unrealistic. this sentiment was echoed by attendees and the africa oil week in africa was begin to focus on how do you realize you could argue that harvey are respectable? the fillings are under war, 2nd, full stuff, resource or your even address or to walters in the forthcoming club. 27 climate change conference to be held in egypt in november. this year will be the litmus test on african solidarity on the issue of energy transition, as well as how the continent will go about it. but judging by the sentiments at the africa, oil week, africa intends to develop its economies and natural resources at its own pace. got out of tea, enjoying this survey and journalist and r. t contributor and nicholas which has been banned from entering bosnia and herzegovina while traveling to its brand mothers funeral with authorities denying him access on the border due to his pro russian views. they handed him a note claiming he poses a threat to

drive of african economies for many years to come fuel to says that the pressure, especially from the e u, as well as the u. s. for the continent to transform at a fast pace was unrealistic. this sentiment was echoed by attendees and the africa oil week in africa was begin to focus on how do you realize you could argue that he thought you are respectable. the fillings are under well so you can focus that resource on your area, interest of the waters in the forthcoming cop. 27 climate change conference to be held in egypt in november. this year will be the litmus test on african solidarity on the issue of energy transition, as well as how the continent will go about it. but judging by the sentiments at the africa, oil week, africa in tends to develop it's economies and natural resources at its own pace. terrible atlanta out of t enjoy his work. and finally, the connections between washington and big tech companies are coming under increasing scrutiny. that's as a conservative legal group has sued the f b i for failing to disclose the agencies ties to networks like facebook in the centering of some controversia