u. s for asylum. for those who don't oblige a possible five year ban from the united states in place , the biden administration says , some calling it too harsh, including the american civil liberties union, pushing back suing the body administration we learned last week on the other side republicans staying ahead of the expiration of title 42 that the problems at the border will grow, criticizing the body administration for not preparing enough. the fact is the last 2.5 years speak for themselves. we've had five million people. enter this country illegally. 1.5 getaways. it's unsustainable and i really enjoyed you know the federal judge. they're usually fairly objective, saying that this was the defendant in this case, the united states of america of its own making in new york city. the mayor sending migrants up north to brooklyn, staten island and midtown manhattan, including here at the roosevelt hotel, which was closed for nearly three years. yesterday we learned and reported it will be converted t

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for admitting failure. now 20 is off to george bush claim victory. u. s. troops remain in the country, and iraq is still fighting a nicely insurgency. while the country is natural resources continue to be plundered. steve sweeney with the extended report. okay, a reminder for all the updates on this the 1st day of a brand new month, our twitter page has you covered and i'll catch you again up the top in just under 30. my fin. ah ah, with this office there? yesterday a november 22nd 2022 count raised orthodox christians, confronted ukrainian security service offices, blocking entrances and exits to keith's eldest monastery. they were looking for an alleged russian spies among the monks. and so i just got pretty new molla lava with the de ukrainian security services can brandon agent of moscow. any mongo priest unwilling to break relations with the russian orthodox church? dozens of ukrainian churches have been rated to form a reason for the brutal crackdown. one church, his parishioners said some a song about russia ah, me often numerous such as s b u offi

authorities are now bracing for up to 10,000 migrants a day. with title 42 expiring u. s. authorities are unable to turn back migrants because of covid concerns. matt rivers at the border tonight. tonight a rush toward the southern border as thousands of migrants make a desperate push to enter the u. s border patrol, saying it's apprehended more than 26,000 migrants in just 72 hours, another 7500 escaping comes just three days before title, 42 is set to end the trump era health policy, allowing authorities to quickly expel migrants based on covid concerns without giving enough cnder one monthr asylum. mess walkingere see tt jear o so chreom col of ne a b cnce she basically looking to go to the united states to look for a ginhe thousds who haveadthcisioo cross to el paso before new asylum rules take effect on friday. this is the us mexico border and migrants have been crossing at this spot nonstop with title 42 ending later this week. the question is how many more people will be crossing by the end of this week, officials are bracing for upwards of 10,000 migrant crossings

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u. s. for the same way, just like what happens in germany. 1929, but in order to buy it, like the bread you need didn't tie we'll barrel. so i think we're moving toward this multi poder, well order, which we'll start with the u. s. dollar becoming more or less the font is a global reserve currency. people trading and other currencies, like the chinese women beat even the russian people which are where we're seeing forecasting both of these economies to be positive growth this year. so people will start moving away and i think we'll start seeing a wall that isn't dictated so much. so whatever uncle sam decides to do when he wakes up breakfast in the morning with his us dollar, it's a very exciting time. a bit of a scary time, and one by the definitely excited mentions around the world are celebrating victory day holiday this month, commemorating the end of world war 2 in europe and africa, republic of congo, among those hold in festivities including soviet songs. oh i the country is capital, so

u. s. for the alleged commission of the crimes of extortion and fraud stemming from holloway's disappearance. in 2005, it's fairly extraordinary for another country to temporarily give up a prisoner. to the to the united states, it would have taken a fair amount of negotiation between us authorities and peruvian authorities. vandersloot a dutch nationals from aruba, is currently serving a 28 year sentence in peru for another crime. the murder of stephany flores, who was strangled five years to the day after holloway disappeared. vandersloot confessed to killing flores. abc is john kenyans later caught up with him outside prison confession unwillingly. can you tell us that vandersloot now 35 never faced charges in holloway's disappearance? her body was never found after months of searching, and aruban judge declared her dead in 2006 . he spoke to abc news did you kill natalee holloway holloway had traveled to aruba from alabama on high school graduation trip. was last seen leaving a bar with van

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u. s. must 1st show they've started elsewhere in been rejected. a bar few can meet those deported can be excluded from the u. s. for 5 years, but the lucky ones who make it to this side of that will then begin a 2nd journey through the asylum court process. and that can take years. sumani received the papers that let her pursue asylum this week. she fled home doors with a daughter that she says was persecuted for being a lesbian look, but i yeah, i want a better future for her. and i want to help my father. he's old enough to say that alejandro is one of the $30000.00 migrants each month from venezuela, nicaragua, cuba, and haiti who were allowed to enter the us through a new humanitarian parole program. what i want to do is work as the surge of migraines rises on the us border menu will likely take their chances with illegal crossings. joining the millions who already live in twilight status, john henry l. g 0 el paso. well, alex minutes from the american immigration council, she says the new measures are extremely strict. one of the new policies that we're talking about is being referred to as an asylum transit.

u. s. for the same way, just like what happened in germany, 1929, but in order to buy it, like the bread you needed, and i will pass here the u. s. chris has raised its borrowing limit multiple times. most recently in, in january. it all sounds pretty mundane and you know ok, we'll just raise it again. but what is the sense to the ceiling? is it symbolic? or in your words, how dire could that be if the keep doing it? let us the key to get in and i think we're saying this madness, it seems that every other week at the the white house is going to call rest and asking for more and more money, asking them to borrow more and eventually the financial community around the world is looking at this and thinking, well, what's the value of this money? if you keep on borrowing a borrow and borrow, it just seems like you've got a money printing press that keeps going on and on and off. and if you look in on her and sees like the chinese from a b which is very tightly controlled, the chinese don't go to the,

johnson, who i'm very concerned with cannot for a fun with is really prime minister, criticize been the u. s. without calling by name for it's interference in israel, internal affairs. he is what this into yeah, had to, hey, israel is a sovereign country which makes his decisions by the will of its people and not based on precious from abroad, including from the best of friends. these really oppositions, criticism of the countries just as minister came on monday when the speaker of the us house of representatives, visits israel at his maintained with israeli prime minister. the american politician described the u. s. israeli relations as very important and the ties between the 2 countries as very close and also the american politician said earlier that eve, joe biden does not invite, been coming to now with the white house. i have to say that 4 months after he came to power here in israel hate still didn't happen that he will do it himself. adding that he has already invited these railey president to speak in front of both chambers of the american congress in june to mark hayes ro, 75th anni

u. s. for energy. yeah. at several times the price of what you're used to pay for russian energy and european consumers to obviously just to give you an idea of the kind of social friction. this is all causing our isn't my local gym here in paris today, where the summer weather is already arriving. and management is in a stand off with the clientele as a result of refusing to draw up the temperature in the gym below 90 degree celsius . to save on air conditioning energy costs and also there's a lot of virtue signaling and pastoring around this and also some legislation. remember last year the you ordered limitations to how hot or cold you be, keep facilities, public facilities. jim's those kinds of things. so there's a lot of confusion around that and the problem now really goes beyond how much energy there is or will be next winter to how much people are going to pay for that supply going forward. as far as present an image in my cause said, the age of abundance is over as the sense of the premium residence

u. s. by the races for $1.00 fee. the u. s. has never been to any good you can solve it, going be just by the code on me mean. so they are also part of a part of the pro bit i say so because of the absence they have 14 or the ability for this one. all sorts of things involved with, despite the resume, being an office, it is a clear example that the, they would love the sensors to go i, his is supposed to do with about recovery is by the government. and specifically by the governors. but because this was this one on the sense of the ends and bob, we have really staying this as a big the key, you know, before muscle. most of it, i think on the countries i'm, this is very psyched the does have the very negative effect on all the countries in south africa. and that's are up on the our, for all the latest breaking news had over to r t dot com and be sure to follow us on all social media platforms. thanks for joining in. we'll see you back at the top of the hour, the this 30 years a website has not approved by the google to, to walk,

u. s. for volunteering is powerful, it might be one thing, but we also know that because of the parent that it went in on binary people bypass community has all been disproportionately impacted by the panic. so then when we get to who even have the ability to volunteer, that really kind of like makes what we're doing a little precarious in some ways. and so what we do, our families of those, we try to create a community that really helps support each other in editing this huge trove of natural grows. what you're really doing is your creating history because we're not seeing this history, we're not seeing when it's contribution. and so what you want doing in was edit, white edit or citation by citation, is creating history that he's not being seen globally. how do you do that? right, i am so glad you brought that up because that's what we're doing. i don't think any of us set out to be history makers. yeah. we saw something we wanted to do and we just went ahead and did it. but like doing it, we

oh, for the link between police, the u. s. a base and cyprus on all the u. s. bases in eastern syria, utah and so on. the middle east, so this is the real issue and that is a 3rd objective for this uh, military base, which is to keep living on base, to control the country. uh, unless of course, uh through managing a network. oh, well, that's a good context and espionage concerts. in order to keep the company at the base and the within sort of thing the boundary is that's acceptable to the u. s. so i believe that's the side of the objectives of having such a big compound and such a finding. the country like lebanon, especially that this compound, is not far from main name, but action military base in syria. so it also serves a, as a means to contain a monitor emotion activities in northern syria. quite interesting, jamal. what came professor of history, an international relations at lebanese university, and they wrote thank you. aaron's kitch island, known as the pearl of the persian gulf, is preparing to get its ancient town added to the unesco list. the isla

u. s for asylum. r those who don't oblige a possible five year ban from the united states in place , the biden administration says , some calling it too harsh, including the american civil liberties union, pushing back suing the body administration we learned last week on the other side republicans staying ahead of the expiration of title 42 that the problems at the border will grow, criticizing the body administration for not preparing enough. the fact is the last 2.5 years speak for themselves. we've had five million people. enter this country illegally. 1.5 getaways. it's unsustainable and i really enjoyed you know the federal judge. they're usually fairly objective, saying that this was the defendant. in this case, the united states of america of its own making new york city, the mayor sending migrants up north to brooklyn, staten island and midtown manhattan, including here at the roosevelt hotel, which was closed for nearly three years. yesterday we learned and reported it will be converted into

u . s. for the destruction of a pipeline and destruction environmental lead of a region of things to be a parents involved with the us government? i think those are questions if united nations, the nato, that western europe should be asking. and unfortunately, they're just as you point out, just kind of going to watch stuff, whatever. whatever, buying the bonds administration tell them to do, there are starting to be some practice, some fishers in that, just as you're starting to see of us, those in congress who are no longer willing to write the blank checks do. what do you pray? you're starting to see slippage there and i think over the next month or so when the much discussed ukrainian counter offensive happens, or does it happen if russia moves forward, it continues to move forward into you pray. i think back to change the dynamic, then you would see others like present the truck was talking last night and you could get peace in 24 hours by sitting down was the let's get food and stop the ki

u. s. won't be allowed to stockpile weapons for conflict over taiwan. barnett below al jazeera civic bait. the philippines in the u. s. the troubled 1st republic bank is being acquired by j. p. morgan chase regulations had taken control of the bank. the 3rd major institution in the u. s. to fail in 2 months. fast republic shadow fell last week after it revealed customers had withdrawn $100000000000.00 and deposits in march. that was the monks, silicon valley bank and signature bank collapse, causing fairs of a white up market fall out. recently me joins us live out from new york. kristen says little bit more about what led to best take over. ah. yeah. well, us regulators were negotiating over the weekend. they seized control of the bank in the early morning hours and immediately sold it to j. p. morgan chase, after this weekend of negotiations, of course, 1st republic bank had been teetering on the verge of collapse since those other banks that you just mentioned, failed in march, that as a result of rising interest rates, which left all of these banks, their loans and deposits worth much

for me, u. s. army officer, scott bennett, joining us from san francisco. many thanks for joining us this evening. or 1st of all, russian say they consider this drone attack on the kremlin in a tent on president peyton's life. do you think this st mark's a turning point in the conflict? where do things going from here? well, every attempt zelinski in the ukrainian regime to take these cheap shots, these, these propaganda stigma, movers only for ukraine in the long run. it shows the world, the desperation of ukraine. they're trying to provoke russia to an action. russia is not going to be provoke. there are very effective, cool, guess, playing nation and a bit of mises that as does lab rob and soccer roba, i think they will transform this into a diplomatic victory. and russia will, once again show the world just how desperate zelinski and his puppet regime of the united states has become. this drone stray again, part of mother russia as it duly belongs and has belonged to you in massive civil war in the united states. as ironic as that may sound does not go a

u. s but also in peru. so it's time for him to face also the charges he has here in the u. s will face charges of extortion and fraud in the u. s for allegedly promising to lead natalee's family to her body in exchange for hundreds of thousands of dollars. natalie's body was never found, but by the time or being the prime suspect, rather to the us, natalee's mother hopes that her daughter will finally receive justice have a plan to step up efforts to fight the state's fentanyl crisis coming up at 10 30, we take you inside their southwest drug lab for a look at what they've already accomplished. and in the weather. nice little warm up today across parts of the bay area, in fact temperatures a few neighborhoods in the eighties and the nineties. looks area high school seniors to take advantage of scholarship opportunities. look at you taking the win with quality top tier gas for less. me? yup. hi. hi? treating your car as good as you treat your dry-clean onlies. i see you winning. yeah thank you for noticing. i notice wins. like how i noticed you spilled a little coffee on your

u. s. u by the races. for one p, the u. s. has never been to any good it would salvage in be in by me, call me when so they are also part of a part of the pro bit i say so because of the absence. i definitely know it's the ability for additional sunsets, even zimbabwe, despite the resume being in office, which is a clear example that's that they would love the sensors to go ahead. is supposed to do with about mcgovern is by the government and specifically by governance. but because this was this on the sense of ins and bob, we have really staying the rest of the government key. you know, before muscle, most of it, i'll click on the countries i'm, this is very psyched. the does had a very negative effect on all the countries in south africa, the f. b. i failed to live up to its standards by acting on seriously slot information and it's 2016 prob, then president donald trump's a legit collusion with russia, which was never proven. that's according to us special counsel john durham, the prosecutor who investigated the failed f. b

for ot see at the globe marks world press freedom day. the u i state department is launched a program to assist select journalists exclusively outside the u. s. the administrative for the nation's agency for international development. samantha powers addressed the media and the topic. we recognize the importance as a governance means of having free media doing their work all around the world, and we try to support it as the united states. a program called report is shield aimed to provide legal assistance, found coverage, and caught expenses for journalists outside the us. he may be targeted by they governments eligible media outlets must pay an annual fee to be supported and meet certain criteria. however, it's launch his box a polarizing reaction among americans. excellent new opportunity for julian sanchez wiki leeks to apply for us funding to help their media organization survive . la fair from the u. s. government journalism must be defended from legal threats, meant to silence critical voices instead of championing free speech. the u. s. actively persecutes journalists and whistleblowers. i'll pardon brave truth tellers like julian ass

for new sites. the philippine government under president ferdinand barcus junior has granted the u. s. military access to but it is a case study for areas that were chosen u. s. vessels, like the one behind me are a constant presses. here is so big as many as a 100 of them dock every year for a number of reasons, including to refuel and get repairs done. in fact, it was during one of those routine visits in 2014, when jennifer, loud, a filipino transgender woman was murdered by an american service. man. joseph scott pemberton, a u. s. marine was convicted of killing loudy, but was pardoned by former president would be good at 30 in 2020 and set back to the us. the murder of jennifer allowed is not an isolated case. the 16000 cases of prosecution, that arrows in a long couple unknown. and the 8600 shall again, irish and children that were left behind in like suby bay. again, which will host us forces into of it spaces is close to taiwan. the focal point of much of the antagonism between the us and china. cook lance, governor manuel mamba opposed to plant. we know dying. why is a polyme

but i think this is going to get a lot better in the coming years for sure. a u. s. police officer had a lucky escape after a car crash during a routine traffic stop on a highway in virginia. so the dash cam footage from his patrol shows a sports car losing control on the opposite lane and then headed towards the fairfax county officer. he narrowly escaped the 2 colliding vehicles. he's left with minor injuries along with the 2 other drivers and the driver of that sports car was under raged, and he is now charged with reckless driving. thanks for watching more information on our website. the weather is next. then inside story will examine how much of a threats to dance conflict this 2 shots. ah, let's start off this. why the report in asia pacific? thank you so much for joining in store. and system is now moving into the korean peninsula, out of china thursday into friday. that rain will really intensify, generally about a 100 millimeters of rain. so what that means is places like sol, for example, and months worth of rain over the span of 24 hours by saturday. this

or this is going to be a huge financial problem or a much bigger political one for the u. s. as well. okay, thank you for that alan fish and there for us in washington dc. yes, president j. barden says, 1st republic deposit as will be protected in his 1st comments after the troubled bank was acquired by j. p. morgan chase regulators had taken control of the bank. a 3rd major institution in the u. s. to fail in just 2 months. first republic shares fell last week after it revealed customers had withdrawn a $100000000000.00 in deposits. in march, u. s. government will end it's coven, 19 vaccination requirement for international air travelers i've made. the 11th is one of the few pandemic travel curbs. still in place, last year, the by the administration dropped to requirement and travelers arriving by an as test negative a cave at 19 more than $250.00 people have been arrested in france during purchase, mocking international work, as de protested. say they are angry at president emmanuel microns pension reform, signed into law last month, which increased the retirement age from $

u. s. re teresa decades old security for the ship with the philippines. but does president bivens commitment to president marco's junior make manila safer or joy even closer to confrontation with beijing? ah, my british manager, welcome to did up the news asia, glad you could join us. the united states has committed to defending the philippines, including in the south china sea, the word used iron club. it's what president joe biden said to philippines president, footman marco's junior, during the 1st white house visit by a philippines leader in 10 years. the commitment comes at a time that manila is facing increased chinese assertive base in the south china sea. beijing unilaterally claims almost the entire expense of water as its own. a claim shown here by this red line of this includes islands, which manila claim sovereignty over sovereignty that increasingly being challenged by beijing, on the south china sea, a 10th stand up comes to a head. a chinese coast guard ship steams directly in front of the philippines. patrol vessel cutting off its journey

u. s. military industrial complex still have a few tricks up his sleeve. joining me from new york as a journalist through ford for power and elections in the us. capitals of the p. s. l o. u. s. policy for socialism in liberation. eugene per year is the host of freedom side on breakthrough news and also of shackleton change mass incarceration and capitalist america. eugene, thank so much for coming on the show. so apparently a russian naval base plans for that were in train. biden suddenly pulls in $288000000.00 of the us public money into so done, and then k or some goods of thousands of just based what, what are the roots of the conflict? i know that you then gave congressional evidence and it seems i'm going grissman was supporting behind against a matthew between the 2 generals as the way the conflict is described on corporate media. so yeah, i mean, it'll be interesting to see, you know, as this unfolds, the full context of that. but i think that when we look at the routes, we look at newlands call. we look at the binding administration. they really have the same position since 2019 and the erupt sion of the

for oxy. the enter key, it has urge washington to find the terrorists who attacked new york's turkish house on monday, noting that the u. s. is responsible for the safety of turkish premises in the country. now are we going to tell the american authorities and security forces? you need to find this terrace quickly, and you need to do what is necessary. i wonder if a similar incident happened into kia. how would you look at it to the turkish house in new york, which host turkey's diplomatic missions in the us was a task early monday. an unknown assailant smashed the windows and damage the doors of the building, which is currently a fully site for, for kids overseas. voters, the building was corded off by local police with no reports of casualties in the incident with their kids election outcome less than a week away. western media is focusing heavily on president order, one portraying the independent minded leader as an autocrat. donald quarter has won how not totally washington's policy line has lost 31, his us sweetheart status. and it's general election time. insert t a and for the western media, that means it's time to

u. s. must 1st show they've started elsewhere in been rejected. a bar few can meet those deported can be excluded from the u. s. for 5 years, but the lucky ones who make it to this side of the will then begin a 2nd journey through the asylum chord process. and that can take years. the sumani received the papers that let her pursue asylum this week. she fled home doors with a daughter that she says was persecuted for being a lesbian look, but a yeah, i want to about the future for her, and i want to help my father. he's old enough to say that alejandro is one of the $30000.00 migrants each month from venezuela, nicaragua, cuba, and haiti who were allowed to enter the us through a new humanitarian parole program. what i want to do is work as the surge of migraines rises on the us border menu will likely take their chances with the legal crossings. joining the millions who already live in twilight status, john henry, and l g 0 el paso. let's think you'd have to be on the side of the board. obviously what's on hold on is in say that one is in mexico. john, what's the situation to it's been a really cold morning actuall