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u. s. food and agriculture organization told alger 0, the developing world is most at risk. julian wolf reports. more than a 100 days into the war in ukraine and the fighting is intensifying in the east. far from the fraud mines, the conflict impacting the global food supply, especially in africa, which imports 40 percent of its grain from russia and ukraine. the chair of the african union traveling the so she to help get deliveries back on track groupon. little also i spoke to the european council and i told them yes, there is a war the crisis, but there's also sanctioned lee. we should work together and resolving these 2 problems and make sure that everything concerning food and green supplies is outside the sanctions. all his meeting present putin ended with a promised ease. the export of grain from russia controlled ports of putin blame in the west for using moscow as a scapegoat that option you. of course, now we see an attempt to shift responsibility for the global food crisis to russia .

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u. s food and drug administration said today that abbott laboratories notified them of one more infant death in january, possibly related to baby formula from that shutdown plant. the agency has started a new investigation, abbott initiated a recall of its baby formula products back in february and closed its michigan plant after reports of serious bacterial infections in four babies are weather and the monterey coast did see some lightning tonight. this is video from pacific grove. you can see the sky lighting up their multiple strikes. some people even stopped to take pictures of the site, one on one south of salinas also had some lightning strike chief meteorologist bill martin with us and bills this the monsoonal moisture that you said may roll up here. yes exactly. mikey. it's rolling up. if you look here on the map, you can see this rotation. there's a little low pressure. it grabbed that moisture. that's why it feels so muggy. i grabbed all that moisture from the gulf of mexico and has been shoving it forward. laguna beach this morning. oceanside san diego heavy thunderstorms up throu

u. s. whose closure in february field and nationwide shortage habit issued a recall and closed the plant in michigan after 2 babies died. a company controls about 40 percent of the u. s. baby food market and the closure letter. a severe shortage of concerns became so acute that present joe biden met virtually this week with infant food executives. i but now says it's starting production of a speciality form and his 1st will be in stores in around 2 weeks time. i'll just have me do that work continues to demand a rapid, independent and transparent investigation to a killing of its journalist and occupied westbank shrine. clay was shot in the head by israeli foot didn't stop thousands of palestinians from marching through occupied east jerusalem to take part in her funeral and burial. members of the international community have condemned her killing. i continued to call for an investigation. i was with al jazeera for 25 years covering the story of the israeli occupation. she was known as the voice of pastime was to the head here on al jazeera threats of a boy called cloud, an upcoming summit in the u. s. strength and regional solidarity the band getting back to the roots of jazz.

u. n. 's food and agriculture organization says world food prices fell slightly for the 2nd consecutive month. un agencies, food price index, it dipped to point 6 percent from april to may is the prices of dairy products and vegetable oils dropped. despite that decrease food commodities are still 22.8 percent more expensive than they were a year ago. when prices are on the rise. they climbed 5.6 percent a may compared to the previous month. and of course, the war in ukraine is driving the increase reduce sweet production in the country has spot fears with global hunger crisis. many people shall anchor, have been forced to go hungry as price is there, an unemployment saw and essentials are in short supply. the economic crisis is the countries were since its independence from britain in 1948, when l fernandez as this helping put food on the table. community kitchens like this are starting up a round chill anchor. as people struggle with its worst economic crisis in more than 70 years, food inflation

u. s. baby food market and the closure letter, severe shortages concerns became so acute that present joe biden met virtually this week. the infant food executives, abbot now says it's starting production of speciality formulas. first, they will be in stores in around 2 weeks. un human rights official in sudan is condemned. the country's ongoing crackdown on pro democracy protest as adama dang is called for an end to the use of excessive force against demonstrators. and the release of those detained under recent state of emergency have been regular rallies against the military since it seized power. last october, i and many others had called for restraint, yet, however, it seemed that the court was not tv. and according to our information, live ammunition were the use to disperse. that can be no justification for 5 in the life. of the media network continues to demand a rapid, independent and transparent investigation into the kingdom of its journalist and occupied westbank. sharina of clay was shot in the head by israeli forces while she was on assignment and jeanine. on the day of her f

u. s. baby food market and the closure led to severe shortages. concerns became so acute that president joe biden met with infant food executives. i, but now says it's starting production of special formulas. first, they'll be in stores, and around 2 weeks time, police say the number of deaths in friday's train crash and southern germany has now risen to 5. several people are still missing. at least 44 others were hurt in the accident. some of them suffered serious injuries. officials are still investigating the cause of a derailment non con through so we can say that of the 4 earlier confirmed fatalities for of female. as for the 5th, i can't make any statement at the moment. among the injured or probably also young victims, because the train was on its way home after school. scientists have issued a stark warning about the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. the u . s. climate agency says it's hit record levels 50 percent higher than during the pre industrial era. those levels will last reach about 4000000 years ago. and temperatures were hotter and sea levels ro signif

u. s, baby food market and the closure lead to severe shortages or concerns became so acute that present joe biden met virtually this week with infant food executives. albert now says it's starting production of a speciality formatives. first, there'll be in stores in around 2 weeks time. are you and that human rights sufficient sudan, has condemned the countries ongoing crackdown on pro democracy protest as dumb dang hers called for an end to the use of excessive force against demonstrators and release of those. detained on to a recent state of emergency. they've been regular rallies against the military since it seized power last october. i and minute orders had called for a restraint yesterday. however, it seems that this court was not tv, and according to our information, like mr. was you was to this for this 3rd. there can be no justification for finding life in the private houses. their immediate network continues to demand a rapid, independent and transparent investigation into the killing of its jernace and occupied westbank. she, when clay was shot in the head by his really forc

u. s. baby food market. those are the headlines. news continues here on al jazeera. that's after the bottom line. stay with us. oh i hi, i'm steve clements and i have a question. even after a racist massacre and a school shooting. why can't the united states do anything about its gun culture? let's get to the bottom line. the gun violence is a fact of life just about everywhere in the world, but mostly in small incidence. but the united states has an epidemic of mass shootings and is the world leader in that terrible category. in may alone, a white man stands accused of killing 10 black people in a supermarket in new york. he was broadcasting himself live over social media. and in texas, another teenager bought 2 military style rifles and killed 19 children. the oldest was 11 years old and to teachers as well. inside an elementary school. in america, there are more guns than people. and after mass shootings in the past, there's always a debate about gun laws, but nothing seems to change. the issue is tied up in politics with conservatives, arguing that gun ownership

u. s. baby food market. and the closure lead to severe shortages concerns became so acute that president biden met virtually this week with infant food executives are. but now says it's starting production of special formulas. first, they'll be in stores in around 2 weeks time. a you and human rights official in sudan has condemned the countries ongoing crackdown on pro democracy protest as adama dang, as cold front end to the use of excessive force against demonstrators. and the release of those detained under a recent state of emergency than regular rallies against the military to seize power. last october. i and minute orders had called for a restraint yesterday. however, it seems that this court was not easy. and according to our information, like i said, it was used for this 3rd. there can be no justification for filing light a me so i'm ah, but this is, china has just learned 3 astronauts into space on board. it's shen zoo, 14 spacecraft, and are ye yeah, the crew will spend 6 months working on living

u. s. is no longer an exporter of food. it's our impulse food. it brings money better. well, and then where aid sir of him tries to, i gravitate this commodity flows towards itself. and i use the same is happening in the new genius process. you know the answer on that particular when there's the search in demand. eagle balloon float not will answer. combined with all the other issues, but the package that resulted in the surge of inflation and now we have commodity goods. we have of just run of, we have of the food, we have energy and the prices of all those goods are rising in there. the balance between the expert and the import eschewed was the input. impulse is now $17000000000.00 more but than, than the experts and according to the u. n. with this year because of the percentage index my duty should. what's of the food by earth watney us city we 17th of are you june? was you 50 percent more and it was much more than it may last year. she certainly was, and her we were many are asking you if there were another question, why would you and the gloves or did you pay brus

u. s. considering he can impose taxes on food and gasoline. there. that was a lame and futile attempts by president biden, to shift to blame and dodge his own duty. biden's comments. com, despite us inflation writhing sharply since his turn began. in january 2021. soaring from an average of 1.4 percent in december 2020 to 7 percent a year later. all that's happening months before the outbreak of the conflicts in ukraine, despite button housing, his efforts to handle the economy, us and it's a john kennedy says, it looks like the white house has actually given up. it's destroying the american dream. and. and when we have to address it, which the main like bad administration has just given up what as calls now to don kovachick, human labor rights lawyer. many thanks for joining goes on the program. i'd lights while he was your reaction to president biden's late attempt to blame russia for the economic loss of americans. yeah. why think it's a pretty transparent attent for him to shift blame from himself from the us government's own policies. the u. s.

u. s. considering he can impose taxes on food and gasoline. there that was a lame and futile attempts by president biden, to shift the blame and dodge his own duty, widens claim flying the faith. besides, the us inflation has been on the rise ever since his term began back in january 2021. so from an average of 1.4 percent to 7 by december. oh, that's happening months before the outbreak of the conflict in ukraine to make matters worse, washington went all in on anti russian sanctions, the spillover effects of which are now aggravating the crisis in the us with administration official scrambling with damage control and biden statements, the state department has made an attempt to explain why the american sanctions are hitting home so hard from the beginning. we here in the united states and our allies and partners around the world, particularly in europe. understood. i think there we are. second, clear about this, that there will be costs that we'll have to take measures and impose costs on russia that will have spill overs into or in economie

food, they can't afford fuel. they can't afford health care, and the u. s. government doesn't care that that's what's clear in the polls are reflecting the approval for the white house or historic low levels, which shows the american people know who is putting the screws to them. an international security summit in singapore has been overshadowed by a control the sea also prominent us with such a falsely accuse. the chinese delegation of walking out during a speech by ukraine's presence at the event in a tweet washington base political analyst olivia in all claim the chinese officials had left the hall during a broadcaster vladimir landscape speech, however, apparently lay could deleted her post. last month during the w world economic form us congressmen, michael mccaul showed a picture of what he called the chinese delegation, refusing to stand up during an evasion of lengthy speech. lest the media will also quick to jump on that claim until it turned out that it had actually been the vietnamese delegation. baiting responded by calling on the american law,

u. s. considering he can impose taxes on food and gasoline. there. that was a lame and futile attempts by president biden, to shift to blame and dodge his own duty. biden's claims fly in the face of the fact that the us inflation has been on the why ever since before since these term began back in january 2021 soaring from an average of 1.4 percent to 7 by december . oh, that's happening months before the outbreak of the conflict in ukraine made matters worse, washington went all in on anti russia sanctions, the spillover effects of which are now aggravating the crisis in the us. and it's not only the price is that an issue, but there's also increasingly increasing shortages to american say they're now struggling to buy up everything they need. and some us taxpayers say that the incompetence of their lawmakers is to blame the brush going up everything years like very expensive. like if i want to go on somewhere, it's like a dog. and i was like time, like, i'm a poor college students, a growing up is a very poor management and honestly, but i also was

u. s. while food program and has just returned to cobble from one of the west effected areas. i asked her what she'd seen on her visit when i was in these affected areas. again, just being struck by traveling from district to district can take 3 to 4 hours. so we've been getting out some of the more remote communities. i mean, yesterday we met one young family member who said, who even showed me around this is just the house is no more. i mean, i could see a super broken bed outside and just little bits of colored fabric, which would have been men's clothing just left from floor. and he said, because which is people shipping early in the morning he left, they left the house case as they could. but unfortunately the last 2 female members of the family. and again, we probably don't probably don't know just now what, what that final number, what, but that will do now is that you know that many people, thousands of people who desperately need food, assistance and emergencies. and of course, this is a country already suffering from hunger and poverty. what was a particular challeng

u. s. considering he can impose taxes on food and gasoline there. that was a lame and futile attempts by president biden, to shift the blame and dodge his own duty. pardons claims the flying the faith of the father, the us inflation has been on the rise ever since his term began back in january 2021 song from an average of 1.4 percent to 7 by december. know that happening months before the outbreak of the conflict in ukraine, with us official scrambling for damage control and bite and statements, the state department has now made an attempt to explain why american sanctions against russia are hating homes. so, hauled, obviously in many situations. we can't fully mitigate or avoid still over costs to ourselves or to analyze partners. i think the russia program is a great example of that. i think from the beginning, we here in the united states and our allies and partners around the world, particularly in europe. understood. i think there were some clear about this, that there will be costs that we will have to take measures and impose costs on russia

michelle also would use the kremlin of using food supplies, a missile against the countries. but the u. s. and you have just didn't use russia trying to deliver stolen grain to developing countries. mister ambassador of the russian federation. let's be honest. the kremlin is using food supplies a stealth inside or doing developing turn threes. hello. picking a lane shot mission is to grain. a stealth missile, or a potential level read is easy. a good thing now, or a bad thing. at least mazda was a legit be trying to feed people. ukraine seems less interested in doing so. recently, our foreign minister made a statement in which it clearly defined that the 1st priority is security. the 2nd is security, and the 3rd is security. if this issue is not resolved, if our country is not safe, no grain will go anywhere because the issue of security is number one for us. well, to bad shun, michelle, she you, superstar didn't get the memo before throwing down questionable and hypocritical assertions in front of the united nations warns that the world faces a global food catastrophe in 2023 if agricult

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food prices around the world on to russia . so the fuel prices have been rising for 2 years due to the cobra pandemic and u. s. monetary policy. while the unprecedented sanctions against russia, one of the biggest food unfertilized produces over aggression in ukraine, have only made things worse to talk soon. you will get prettier than the metal. this unfortunate situation didn't begin yesterday, and it didn't begin with the start of our special military operation in dumbass and ukraine. it began to take shape as early as february 2020. during the process of combating the consequences of the corona virus pandemic. it was necessary to restore the world economy and no better solution was found but to port a huge amounts of money to support the population and businesses. but in almost 2 years, the money supply in the united states grew by 5.9 trillion. this is unprecedented. this is a mistake of the financial and economic authorities of the united states. it has nothing to do with russia's actions in ukraine than the british and the americans imposed sanctions on our fertilizers. realizing what was happening, th

u. s. a panel of advisors to the food and drug administration has endorsed covered 19 shots for children age 6 months to 5 years. that's the last demographic without access to the vaccines in the events. jobs will be available next week, once approved by the agents. u. s. federal reserve has approved it's single largest single interest rate hike in almost 30 years. the 3 quarters of a percentage point increase is the largest since 1994 consumer prices in the u. s. reached to 40 or high and may with costs for food, gasoline and housing old rising faster than expected. the central bank hopes the adjustment will help tame. soaring inflation is present. joe, by his signed executive orders, the direct federal resources to support l. g, b t q writes, he said, the orders aim to counter rising, hate and over 300 discriminatory laws introduced by state lawmakers in the past year. the executive orders range from the scourging conversion therapy to addressing suicide among l. g. b t. u. chill knowledge, judy and david shepard and searing heat has caused frances national railway company to limit the spe

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u. s . a panel of advisors to the food and drug administration has endorsed coven 19 shots for children aged 6 months to 5 years. as the last demographic without access to the backend vaccines in the us jobs would be available next week once approved by the agency. yellowstone national park in the us has been hit by devastating flooding that they lose has washed away many kilometers of roads and hundreds of bridges. scores of homes and surrounding communities have been swamped . park rangers say that parts of yellowstone will remain closed for the rest of the year. the unprecedented, the unprecedented water of flood waters are also threatening to cut off fresh drinking water to montana's largest city. well, a perilous escape. rocks come raining down on this car. as the driver rushes to get out of yellowstone national park, some 10000 visitors to the u. s. his oldest national park were evacuated after to renshaw rainfall, and melted snow, sent months with a run off into rivers, causing them to best their banks. but it's not only tourists who are affected. the fighting has also hit me by towns

many are still stranded and in desperate need of fresh food and water. the u. s. children agency warns that are on 4000000 people, including 1600000 children in bangladesh is northeast, have been cut off by floods, and are without fresh drinking water, putting them at risk of water born diseases. turnville chaudhry al jazeera shirley shock on the silhouette in neighboring india, or at least 7 people have died in floods, in some states, in the last 24 hours. that brings the total number of death to $81.00. how the service, poverty, metallic reports now from a see project in durham district, biddy, the raj bung, she and her daughter had been staying in the relief council for days. they were forced to flee when water gushed through a window and flooded their home. she says she got an infection from the dirty water . what did i say at them when we are facing many difficulties? i have barely slept since we moved to this relief. come, i mean we are very tense. even others are also losing their sleep. hundreds of thousands of other people have also been displeased by he

seen sir lincoln's inter months of electricity blackouts, as well as shortages of food fuel on medicine inflation and the u. s. has had a 40 year high. it's being driven by the rising cost of food on petrol. the federal reserve is expected to hike interest rates again next week. particle haine reports from washington d. c. inflation and america is beginning to bite. now the highest, it's been in 40 years. prices rising 8.6 percent over the year through may. and it isn't just about numbers, it's about sacrifice. it's rough. i mean, everybody is so high. isn't taking all your money in. just have to sit down and eat less, but it means americans paychecks simply don't go as far as they used to flying costs . 37 percent more rent. that's up almost 7 percent. and food is across the board. more expensive. the price of chicken up 5 percent in a year. you might find picking $1.00 price for the same weight and they go back in the higher, you know, behind the biggest increase by far gas, it is up by almost 50 percent in just a year. according to gas buddy, that the website, the track cost, the average gallon of gas in t

the global leader in the, in food waste is the u. s, which does cost more than $40.00 nearly $40000000.00 tons every year, which is an estimated one 3rd of the total american food supply. let's now cross to know how else shake professor of political science at kyra university and a member of the egyptian council for foreign affairs. she's also an expert at the val. are discussion club. many thanks for joining us on the program. so was your reaction to the staggering numbers and the western attempts to blame russia for a global through crisis. so i didn't hear the question, can you repeat? i just like to know what's your reaction to these numbers? i've actually heard, but we moved to from just to hunger problem, which is also a very critical along to hunger or famine. crisis maybe included 2000000000 people as you mention. so it does, harper, for us in the south rule, who are already suffering from hunger from famine in many places. just tell us how bad is the global food shortage right now and do you think the wealthiest countries in t

food, gasoline, and housing, all rising faster than expected. central bank hopes the adjustment will help tame. soaring inflation. also in the u. s. a panel, the advisors to the food and drug administration has endorsed coven 19 shots for children aged 6 months to 5 years as the last demographic without access to the vaccines in the us. the jobs will be available next week, once approved by the agents. now to nigeria, where authorities are searching for 17 people who've been kidnapped, the abduction took place in the capital city, a boucher one woman known as so if john posted a message on twitter stating that she had been taken by men disguised as police officers, she along with 16 other women including 3 who are pregnant, while kidnappings for ransom are not uncommon in nigeria, the capital is normally safe. earlier i spoke to dw corresponded waste, our interests in the nigerian capital of which i asked him how people are reacting to abductions, taking place in broad daylight in the capitol. ah, what is her action of anger and frustration by many nigerians is pitch shelly on the social media where this abduction was reported by o

u. s. which is kind of indication that the u. s. isn't really serious about this if they really wanted to, there would be a way that they could exempt that in with this food. get out to those countries that desperately needed. not only the current amount of you know, corn and wheat, and sunflower seeds and so forth. but this is planning season, this is going to go on and continue here, not just the rising food prices this the summer, but it will, it will continue. and also, i think people got to realize is not just the supply of these actual products that are causing the price to go up to the constraint of the supply. but you got the international commodity futures, speculators who are driving up the price. you've got the shipping companies who are driving up the price and ship insurance companies even before you have a problem with the shortage of the actual physical product. so are, you know, what is the us doing about that cause of the inflation? and finally, i would add, if i, if i may, that is another dimension to this, than you know, isn't discuss very much. and that is the affordability of these countries to buy a what may get through with their cu

we look at how her death has united palestinians raising petrol and food prices in the u. s. push inflation to which highest level in 40 years. ah, so 20 countries at the summit of the americas of announce the los angeles declaration on migration. it creates incentives for nations in the western hemisphere to take in more migrants. but with leaders either uninvited or boy carting the event, it's not clear how effective the measures will actually be. reynolds reports from los angeles across the western hemisphere, millions are on the move, fleeing poverty, crime, repression and climate change. this was the focus of the final day of the summit of the americas. with this declaration, we're transforming our approach to managing migration in the americas. each of us, each of us is signing up to commitments. it recognizes the challenges we all share . the los angeles declaration on migration includes burden sharing with countries at central and south america, agree to streamline the path for migrants to resettle. the u. s. is putting up more than $300000000.00 to finance the effor

u. s. against moscow. threatened to undermine africa's food security. the social sanctions against russia have made the situation worse because we no longer have access to grain, especially wheat from russia. and most importantly, fertilizer, which poses a serious threat to food security on the continent. what mackey sal had to say was pretty self explanatory. he blew out to the water. this idea from the e. u that the sanctions, i'm not having an issue when it comes to this food insecurity, that contents like africa are having at the moment. he said, yes they are, the sanctions are causing a problem that aggravating the situation when it comes to the exports of grain and also of fertilizes. and what he's calling for is there to be a resolution to ensure that there isn't widespread famine across the continent. i mean, we just had figures the other day showing that some 17000000 people just across 3 african countries are at the moment in food insecurity. we know across the world that lumber is far larger than $323000000.00 individuals marching towards fam

u. s. rich to 40 . he hi may with cost food, gasoline and housing rising faster than expected central bank hopes the adjustment will help time soaring, inflation is present. joe biden has signed executive orders that direct federal resources to support l. g b, g rights. he said the orders and to counter rising height and over 300 discriminatory laws introduced by state law. mike is in the past year, the executive orders range from discouraging conversion therapy to addressing suicide amount of g. b. sure. knowledge. judy david shepard, parents devastating flooding as was to why many kilometers of roads and hundreds of bridges in yellowstone national park and swamped scores of home surrounding can in surrounding communities. rather park ranger say the parts of yellowstone will remain closed for the rest of the year. the unprecedented flood borders also threatening to cut off fresh drinking water to montana's largest city. well, a perilous escape. rocks come raining down on this car. as the driver rushes to get out of yellowstone national park, some 10000 visitors to the u. s. his oldest national park were evacu

u. s. has been spinning the coverage of africa's food crisis sang some current rush and grain supplies to the continent have been stolen from ukraine as, as africa, struggles with severe food shortages as it faces a potential fireman, eli artie shaw. dimansky told me 3 was been behind the latest us allegations against russia. i met this crisis in africa. well, this is the u. s. that is apparently said out a memo to some 14 countries, many of which are on the african continent. st. don't buy grain from russia. if you do, you must understand that this grain has been stolen from ukraine. that's at least the allegation from the state department in the u. s. and this is a huge quandary for many african countries at the moment. because in a we have seen massive issues when it comes to the delivery of going to these countries that heavily depend on these deliveries from russia and also ukraine. countries that are seeing air problems at the moment with a lack of rain coming in that's being problematic. the crops, and there's an understanding that some 17000000 individuals just in 3 countries on the a

michelle also would use the crumbling of using food supplies as a self missile against developing countries. but the u. s. and you have just a huge rush of trying to deliver stolen grain to developing countries. mister ambassador of the russian federation. let's be honest. the kremlin is using food supplies are still from sale. are doing to develop, intern threes, hello, picking a lane, shun the shed. is the grain a stove missile, oregon tensile of a red is eating a good thing now or bad thing. at least mosque there was a legit been trying to feed people? ukraine seems less interested in doing so. recently, our foreign minister made a statement in which he clearly defined that the 1st priority is security. the 2nd is security, and the 3rd is security. if this issue is not resolved, if our country is not safe, no grain will go anywhere because the issue of security is number one for us. well, to bad shows we shan, she'd be super star. didn't get the memo before throwing down questionable and hypocritical assertions in front of the teachers. and later in the program, the un warns of a global catastrophe in

u. s. recently sent a letter to 14 african countries urging him to reject grain imports from russia, saying the food was stolen from ukraine. now says much of africa struggles with critical food shortages, bringing some areas to the brink of famine whitehouse spokesperson has admitted the us wants to prohibit south of grain, an african national congress youth league chairperson told us that support shifted to china as the us didn't treat africans like humans. what i can say is, we are working with other countries to prevent the sale of grain that has likely been stolen from ukraine. we found china to be an honest country to do business with in comparison to the west, which when they arrived here, they did not even see us as human beings. but instead they plowed our minute under sources. they are the ones that formed hiroshima, they're the ones that one mac os actually just to test a nuclear bomb and just to put it in the last year. so we are students of history. we understand what the intention has been. they have been everywhere in the well, the web is minute out of the source is an image not to do

i think that from a sectoral perspective, a policy perspective on how you address food security, i don't think the u. s. government is going to stand in the way of getting any kind of resolution on the food security shortages out there. i do think that it's important to keep in mind and separate these things because they are different. they have different goals and objectives. and if we can unblock the food, that's the big plus for the world. not just, not just the african continent. russia supplies about 12 percent of the entire world's wheat supply, so it will impact everybody if that is released among the african countries affected by the ukraine. war is zimbabwe, where inflation is again jumped above 100 percent. but government missteps also being blamed for consumer prices rising at the fastest place in almost 2 years. that includes a ban on old bank lending that was lifted following a severe backlash from businesses or zeros. how to potential reports from her radi running a business in zimbabwe is tough. the constant uncertainty over the phone tells them bobby, and donna doesn't help to make matt

war in ukraine is likely to dominate the agenda along with soaring inflation and global food prices. earlier u. s. president joe biden was welcome by chancellor ella shells. now, biden, pray shells for his efforts to maintain pressure on russian president vladimir putin after his invasion of ukraine. your 1st course, i wasn't sure we have with us or stay together. you know, we continue working on economic challenges when we get to office. most she 7 leaders are expected to announce been on russian golden goal is russia's biggest export after energy g 7. leaders will also discuss how to explore ukrainian grain that's being blocked by russian. mine's a c, codle is being discussed and i look at ways to reduce energy prices which have increase because of the war in ukraine. high energy costs, the contributing to global inflation. diplomat to get to james bay's is covering the summit for us and jane's most to discuss beyond the ukraine crisis. and that's really the point to this particular meeting because all of these problems are actually interlinked with what's going on in ukraine. absolutely. so th

u. s. federal reserve has approved its largest single interest rate hike in almost 30 years. 3 quarters of a percent increase comes as consumer prices in the u. s. which the 40 year high cost of food, gasoline and housey. our rising faster than expected. the central bank hopes the adjustment will help time. a soaring and flex the actor kevin spacey was granted bail by a london judge officer appearing in court on sexual offense charges. a plea hearing has been said from the july, the alleged source took place between 2 and 2005 and 20. 13 allegations against the oscar winner emerged years ago during the me to move space. it denies any wrongdoing you're watching t w's before we go. here's a quick look at our top story. this are the leaders of germany, france and italy have been holding their 1st face to face talks with ukrainian president blood. them is a lensky and keith. the high profile talks will also attended by romania as president close to on. the much anticipated visit follows days of speculation over whether it actually would go ahead and as your friend intensive, it's please for more heavy weapons from it's west and allies will actually it's a call and marry a drug. it wil

u. s. which is kind of indication that the u . s. isn't really serious about this. if they really wanted to, there would be a way that they could exempted and let this food get out to those countries that desperately needed. also, i think people got to realize it's not just the supply of these actual products that are causing the price to go up the constraint of the supply. but you got the international commodity futures, speculators who are driving up the price. you've got the shipping companies are driving up the price and the ship insurance companies even before you have a problem with the shortage of the actual physical product. so what is the us doing about that cause of the inflation molly will continue to be burdened by sanctions imposed by original political and economic union. the economic community of west african states came to the decision after it said that the countries in term government had prolonged its transition to democracy by 2 more years. echo was regrets that while negotiations are still ongoing to reach a consensus, the mountain authorities took this decision. the union also demanded that the period be reduced to a 16 month maximum after ear